Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1892, Page 8

SMALL POX PATIENTS ESCAPE Lincoln's Pest Honse Deserted by Its Whilom Guests. GUARCS SLUGGED WITH BALLAND CHAIN After They Had Tramped Across igh i erchunts b an Outing— State Capital Notes. Recaptured the € Lixcory, Neb, Aug. 17.—|Special to Ti Bt Fraok Keonedy and Cbarles Reed, 1wo smallpox patients who have causcd 8o much worry and trouble to the wuthorities, made their escape last night after midnight. They havo been cared for in an improvised hospitat on the praivie southwest of the eit and have been in charge of two guard: Adams ana Hultzman, Last night Hultzman left the placo for a short time. ‘The patients end prisoners at once assaulted Adams with the ball uud chain with which thoy w mauacled. He was knocked selseless, and pickiug up the iron jeweiry attached to their ankles tho wmen bobbled away. As scon ns he returned Haltzman started in pursuit, but the fugitives had pained too much of o start, It was after- wirds discovered that Reea had slivped free from his shackles, Lut Kennedy suil wears the iron je The escape of the men before they had been curcd has created not a little uneasi- ness in this ciiy, Muny people still incline 1o the belicf that the men had caused tho eruptions which appeared on their bodies in tho bopes of being set at hibertv. In th meantime the quarantine at the county is being rigoronsly maintained, much to the disgust of u numberof prisoners whose terms of imprisonment have expired, but who are still detained at the jail by the strict quaran- tine regulations, Both men were bareheaded and barefooted aud neither had on coat, vest or suspender: A reward of was offered for the deten- tion of cither both of the fuuiv A telegram was received at 4 o'cleck this afte noon from Princeton, eighteen miles south of Lincoln, stating that the fugitives had been apprebended by tho loeal authorities, Merchants' Outing Day. Retail bsir i nearly every line has been suspended today, it being Lne occasion of the Lincoln mer: nts' annual ouling at the park. The feature of tho forenoon the parade_at 10 o'clock. The parade v formed at Teath and N streets and the line of march extended from the intersection of those streets east to Fourteenth, north to O, and then west to Tenth, where cars were boardea for Lincoln park. A large number of people lined the street to witncss the parade, Arriving at the park overybody amused themselves as best they mieht until after dinuer. Tnen an extended program of exor- cises aud athletic sports was given, Tho oration of the day was delivered by Hon, I M. Raymond, republican_nominee for pr dential clector at larze. The atnletic sports cousisted of n game of base ball bstween clubs mado up of grocer; ks and dr goods clerks, foot ball, 100-yard foot race, ek races, three-logged races, swimming aud diving contests, stunding nign kick, etc. Liberal cash prizes were offercd for the win- ners of the respective contests, 1t is esti- mated that fully 3,000 people were on the grounds during the afternoon aud evening. Iujuries May Prove Fatal. Word was received from North Lincoln this afternoon that Mrs, Henry Atkins, an estimablo Jady of that suburp, 18 likely to die from the effccts of injuries received in this city last Thursday evening. Mrs, Atkins was at Nisslég's ary goods store on I streot on that evening, when one of the clerks opened a trap door in the sidewalk in order to de- scend to the suby Mrs, Atkins pos- sesses defective eyesight and failed to no- tice tno open trap door. Shestepped into the opening. and was precipitated heavily to the grothud, a distanco of about cight feef. Several ribs wero broken, her back wrenchea and other portions of her body in- jured. She was apon v not seriously in- jured when taken from the subway and was removed to ber home, where nothing more was heard from ber uutil this afternoon. Her condition 1s now said to be serious. More Paving Districts. The fact1s that the proposition to issuc ,000 of paving bonds will greatly stimulate public improvements in Lincoln this seasor A large a1 ount of brick paving has already been completed on North Twenty-seventh street and o big forco of men is now at work on South Seventeenth from L to South streets, u distance of eighteen biocks, The Board of Public Works today advertised for bids for paving three new districts, as fol- lows: No. 18, N street, from Sixteeutn to 2.ghteenth; No. 21, Seventeenth, from O street to Ly No. treet, from Sixteenth to Bighteenth. Scveral new alley districts heve also been comploted ana will o paved this scason. Otber public improvements that will re- sult from the favorable vote ou the boud propositions last Friday, will bo u large ex- teusion to the water system of the city, 47,000 to bo expended beforo snow flies. Visitors frow An excurslon from Fairmont is doing the oty of Lincoln today. U'hey arrivea this afternoon at 2 o'clock and wero trans! to a special train in which they Burlington beach. Rewrning to tt party has been visiting the various poiuts of ntorest. ‘The porty was composed of: Jonn Barsvy and wife, George Maxtield and wife, C. I2. Marshall and wite, Henry MeNull und wife, L. H. Smiley and wife, F'. C. Pago and wife, W. It Gavlord und wife, Chiris Mussle- man ana wife Charies Mussloman and wife, Missos Idn Moshier, Mario Moshier, Bertia Savage, Minnie Gartie Ripson, Miss Chapman, s, Nellie Wheeler, Mrs, Henry Mussleman, Mrs, Benjami; Reefuer, Hert Kimwerman sod Dr.J, Plumy. alrmont, rom the Pollee John Curry, the labor agitator, was ar- raigzaed before Judge Waters this worning on the charge of being druuk and disorder] He raised a disturbance at the Hotel Wind- sor lust evening, but was releused this mora- N, Charles Webster was again arrested lnst night, this timo for dennkenness, e settled with the court for §.20 this morning. Thomas Holman entered @ plea of not guilty to the charge of throwing slops in the street. He was acquitted, Charles Allen and Charles Murray wero accused of vagraucy. Allen was fined &0 while Murray was released under condition that hu would leave the ¢ Ho failod to keep his promise, howaver, Aud was reur- rested this afternoon, Johu Prope, who appeared in the police rourt the other morniug, but was released upon his promise to leavo the city was rear- rested this afternoon: Judge Cobb Declines, f Judge Amasa Cobb, ex-justice of the Ne- L braskn supreae court, hus been frequontly mentioned as the ropublicau nomince for judgo of the Third district, to fill the va- cancy causod by the resignation of Judge Allen W, Field, ‘who hus been nomoa’ed for congross. Judige Cobb today declines to per- wit the use of his name in the following curd: With thanks to the republicans of Lgneas- ter county for tholr kind consideration of my DO 11 Connec with the vicunt judoship, Trespoctfully witharaw frou tho ciuyass. ANASA Cotin Court Rooms, Tello ©. Betts toduy commenced sult for divorce from ber busbpud, Gorman ¥, Berts, 10 whorm slo was married in this eity on No- vember 27, 1850. In her potition sho alloges hat ter busband has oeen guilly of the FICALOSE CRUBILY Without cause or provoca- o0 on her part; that he has failed 1o sup. vort ber; and thit ho aeserted her 1 this cily last Lucy F, r is the name of another pe- titioner for u divorce. She was married to James D. Starr at Newton, Ia., Octover 1), 1857, and her husband compelled her Lo su port the family, 1o spite of tho fact thut he drow a pension from the goyernment, She also clalws that in last January he sold all their houschold goods which had been pur- chased with their earoings, leaviug her without a home. She ushs for a vomploto aivorco and the restoration of her malden nome. Jean A, Hellings bas commenced a suit for dampges lu the district court for §3,000 1 Court, Henrd lu the .prictors are against Frank Rawlings, the victim of the runaway nccident on June 21, 1 which T. C. Stevens was killed. She was one of the party and was severely in- jurod. Rawlings is the proprietor of the livery stable which furnished the team, and she claims that he knew the Lorses wers wild and vicious, James Aitken, another member of the samo party, bas also_ commenced suit for §,000 damages from Rawlings, Will Do Tts Work Again, Owing to the irregularities in the procsed- inws of the city council at the time it sat as a bonrd of eqaulization, that body will be com- pelled to do its work all over aguin. The city chartor provides that a quorum of tho ciky council shull remain 1n session as a board of equalization for ut least five days. When the councll sat 4s such a board Inst July a quorum ;was present but one day out of the five, and at that meeting the work of enual- ization was delegated to a_ committeo of three, Property owners int Sixth ward, whose ussessment was raised horizontally, took thegnatter into the district court, nnd Judge Tibbouts decided that the work of cquulization bind not been legally done. In order to obviate fucther trouble and avold futuroe utigation the council today lssues a votice that it will sit as a board of equaiiza- tion on Wodnesday, Auzust 24, and remain in session until "l complaints have been properly adjusied, Lincoln in Brief, Prof. Nicholson of tne State university re- turncd last night from a four months’ tour of Burope. 0 C. Clark of the Audi ing departmont of the federal government at Washington is visiting his orotber-in-law, ex-Mayor Gra- ham of this oity. Secretary Furans of the ulture is i the c that he will open nis offi coln next week to receive entries for state fair, John T Hilton will dainages against the The plamtiff was e Board of and states the Hotel Lin- tho commence a suit for city for injuries re- 4 in a fall through a defoctive sidewalk | st Q street., retury of State Allen and family have 3 to Hot Springs, S. ., for a ten days’ Tho Rock Island froizht denot was bur- ed soms timo Monday night, but the ot was ruppressed uptil last night. Tho burglars cracked the safe and received $40 1n . be city council, last might granted tho Rock Island rient of way from L street south to tne city limits. C. A. Flippin, A. A. Jones, W. M. Mallory and William Shropshiro will represent the Lincoln Colored Iteoublican club at the state ledvue meeting ut Grand Island next Wednesday. George Ontman, formerly a waiter in a Lincoln restaurant, will meet Jimmie Kolly of Minnoapolis in the square circle ut Dos Moincs tonigut. Hou. A. I5. Cady, temporary chairman_ of the republican state central committee, has been secured to deliver an address in this next Saturday evening. Henry T. Trvino, late of the Musical Union band of Omaba, will divect the or- chestra at the Funk opera house in Lincoln the coming season. The Genuine Merlt Of Hood’s Sarsaparilla wins friends where- ever it is fairly and honest iy tried. Its pro- highly gratified at the letters which come entirely unsolicited from men and woman in_ the learned professious warmly commending Hooa’s Sursaparilla for what it has done for them, Hood's pills cure liver flls,jaundice biliousness, sick headache, constipation. R e s HAYDEN BKOS, Speciul Prices for Th Special sale of gents’ negligee shirts for tomorrow. We must close this line out previous to stock-taking. All our 0c shirts reduced to 5e. All our 75e ¢hirts reduced to sl Allour $1.00 shivts reduced to 7ac. 100 dozen ladies’ sitk mitts, only 19¢ reduced from dies’ fast bine raday. cotton hose, 0idtean gents’ British 4 hose, come wk, tan, modes and brown, they are regular Zoods, our price to close only 12ic per pair. e ANNOUNC 75, “Tuxedo” will be scen at Boyd's now theater Friday apnd Saturday evenines, August 19 and 2), in an_entirely new form, having been rewritten and revised since 1ts lust appearance in this city, New dialogue, situatious, fun music and dances have been introdueed, and a comvlete change made from rise to fall of curtain. The sume lot of performers wiil bo seen in the cast as before, aud the new “Tuxedo” promises to excel in points of excellence and originality its former production. Tho sule of seats will pen to- morrow moraing. 'he Ensign,” Willlam Haworth's new al uramo, of which so many complimen- tary things have been sid, will be scen at Boyd's new theater for three nights, com- mencing Sunday, August 21. The comic operas Inia on shipboard have always bad a churm for amusement goers outside of plot, lines and music. “Tie Ensign” appeals to tho nobler sentiments of love and patriotism, and is accoutored with all the showy man- of-war trappings which mwodern stage realism makes possible. +0le Olson," the Swedish dialect comedy, which comes to the [arnam Street next weel for its third eugagement in this city, is the original, and ts inception there has been launched several cheap and trashy imitations, but the pioneer is said 10 stiil rank first in excellence as well us existence, The company is a clever one, lncluding Ben Hendricks, Lottie Willinms, fHusaey and the Swedish lady quartet from Stockbolm. S WeEPING WATER, Nen,, Oct. 25, '90.—Dr. Moore: My Dear Sir—I' have just bought the third bottle of vour Treo of Life. It is indeed a “Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you s0 kindly gave mo that fiest bottle my right sido was 0 lamo and sore and my liver on- lurged 50 much that L could not tie upon my right side at There was o S0rouess oyer my kidueys nll of tho time, but now that trouble is all over. 1 sleop 'just as well on oneside as on the other, and my asleop rests anda rofreshes me, and I feel the bost 've felt in fiftoon yoars.und I know thut it is all duo to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly, D. 1. DupLex. For sale oy all druggists. e s Prompt Payment Acknowledged, PrLATismMourn, Neb., Aug. 16, 9 A. L. Wigton Isq., secretary Uni Life Ins, Co.,, Omahu, Neb.—Dear Sir; It nifords me great nleasure to acknowl- edge the prompt payment of your policy No. 8,010, issued on the life of Hon, William B, Shryock. You ure the first among many to meet the death loss. Such promptness is commendable, and I sincerely hope your compuny will mwect the success it s0 richly desorves, Yours truly, F. E. White, executo LOUISVILI eb., Aug. 16, 18; A. L. Wigton, secretary Union Life Ius. Co., Omnha, Neb.—Dear Sir: 1 g knowledge this duy the puyment in full of polic, 8,910, on the life of my husbard, and thank you for the prompt- ness in puying the 108, Wishing the company the suc justly merits, [ am, yours truly, V. Shryock. A Omaha Can Mfg Co.,campaign torches, 058 it Celia THE OMAHA DAILY BEE::THUR THE BOSTON STOREBOOK SALE @luck Bros, Fntire Book Department—0ver 8,000 Standard Works Celebrated Authors WILL BE SOLD OUT TOMORROW AT 15C EACH These are All 12-mo Cloth Bound Books, and Worth up to $1.50 n Volume—A Great Chance for Someth to Read. This &ale takes in Gluck Bros, m\tlro book department, consisting of n all the standard works of fction, his- tory, poetry, romance, polities, and in the lot you will find books that touch on most every subject under the sun. 150 15C BACH. 15 ACH. H )S OI' GOOD NOVELS. All in good, clear print, on fine paper and nicely bound. We have laid out the entire lot in our center aisloon tables running from front 10 rear. Take your choice of any book whole lot for 15c. This lot of books takes up so much room that where space is as valuable und as much needed as iv in The Boston Store wo cannot _afford to fool with 1t and we must fling ’em all out by tomorrow night. Tomorrow is another day for great barguins in our dress goods and silk de- partment, GLUCK BROS’ SILKS. GLUCK BROS.” DRE! GOODS. These goods ave only just fairly be- ginning to be opened, and people have but little idean what magnificent silks and flne dress goods (all bought for the carly lo by Gluck Bros), are now being really aud truly sacrificcd by us. Such fine goods and such little bits of prices cannot fail to muke the excite- ment bigger and bigger with every day of the sale. Be sure and be on time tomorrow and secure some of these wonderful dress goods and silk bavgains, AND DON'T FORGET ']‘lIl' SHOI If ever thero was atime when fine shoes could be bought cheap that time is now. All Gluck Bros. shoes. Every puir warranted. Go on sule tomorrow. Don’t miss this; you will never get an- other chunce like this as long as ycu live. TUs the finest line of shoes ever seen in Omaha and is being sold at al- most half the price it sold for in New York. THIE BOSTON ST S, W. cor. 164h and Douglas, et 1 ey CASHED IT TOO OFTEN. in the Long with a Worth ok W. J. Moore, a former employe of W. R. Bennett & Co., 15 in a pack of trouble over a checlk for §. It was drawn 1 favor of H. C. Johuson & Co. aud signed by Cope & Moore says ho won the checlk from a stran- gor ina game of seven up. Ho took it to Thomas Birmingham and secured §2 on it. Birminghar ondorsed tho paper and sent 1t to the bank. Tho bank sent it back and Bir- mingham callod Moore to account. Tao lat- ter paid back the $2 and took the check. Of course with Birmingham's endorsement the check appoared all right and Saloon- keever A. Weber cashod it. Again tho bank returned it and Mooro was arcosted. Ho waived examination and was bound over under $1,000 bail. at E N S DeWitt's Sarsaparilis cieanses the blood, increases the appetite and tones up the sys- It_has benelitted many psople who suffered from blood disorders. It will AND BUTTER ome Startling Prices, Limberger cheese 2 pound, Tho vory best Wisconsin full.c Remember this is the best Wisconsin cheese. Brick cheese 8c, 10¢, 124c and l4c. Tmported Swiss 15¢ and 17 The best .-nmm-_v butter 15e per pound. Creamery 17 wnd 2 The abhove pr ve for fine goods and not one urticle is ny ouly first clas quulity, Our motio first class goods at lowest prices. Departments Mik HAYDEN BROS Promoters of home industry. ——— Tifth Ward Republicans, The Fifth Ward Republican ¢ ub is mak- ing huge preparations for a grand blowout, which will bo heid during the lavter part of the present month. President Will Sanders is determined that it shzll eclipse auytning of the kiud that has been witnessed in the civy #s the effort of o wara club. He proposes in tho first place to bavea torchlight processior, in ‘which the full strength of the club, 430 mombers, will par- ticipate, ‘The parade will bo. through the principal stroets, after which tho new flag pole, to be located just east of the club rooms at Sherman avenue and Clark street, will be raised. When the ilaz pole is once elevated, a new flag will bo elevated to its top, after which appropriate speeches will be delivered by local orators and those from abroad. RN ER If out of order, use Beecham's Pills, S Kallway Safety Applinnces, All devices insuring safety are thor- oughly testod and promptly adopted on the Penusylvania Short Lines, In addi- tion to boing the shortest route east from Chicago, travelers in the elegant vestibule trains on this popular thor- oughfare are assuved that overy ap- proved invention for sufe trunsportation s employed thoreon. Address Luc 18 Clurk street, Chicago, B 5.000,000 Vitrified paving bric for sale. will contract to detiver the amount withia the next 90 days, stafl Bros. Mfg. We above Buck- Co., Lincoln, Neb. UNION DEPOT PROJECT. Still o ¥ ospect That the Lower Site WilL be Selecte When the city council met in special ses- s1on some weeks Bgo with a_committee of prominent citizens to discuss the union depot question, some of the speakers advocated the vacation of the present depot sito and a relocation of tho structure at the foot of Fa®uam stroet, or, move properly, the ¢round between Eighth and Teath aud Faraam and Jonos strects. President 5. H. H. Clark of the Uoion Pacifio has for years boen favora- blo to the wbove location and believes it to bo the only pluce whoere a union dopot coutd b puilt that would be satisfactory to tho company 4s well a» to tho citizens of Owaba. The project to chaugo the location uas not been considerdd, but the union depot committee s 000 10 wait on M. Clark, when the subject will be taken up and_ esti D*PRICES A Baking Powder. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard mates made of he probablo cost of the grounds and thewexpense to be incurred by the charge of looation, Mr. Clark admithat tho company needs every inch of grownd that would huve beon covered by the premesed depot on the pros- ent sito for handling their cars that pass in and out of the city,ana there would be great ndvantace to the iurlington ns well as the Unjon Pacific in/ haviue. better switching and track facilities betwoon the bridge and tho Tenth street crossing Knights Templar Going Moms, Six special tratms, the last of the Union Pacific's sixty from: Denver, passed through Omaha yesterdaygavith Manhattan command- ery of New York, Ascaion of Pittsburg, St. Bernard of Chicago, and other commaderies from Rome, Ga, Ann Arbor, Mich.. and Massilon, O. The trams went eust by tho Northwestern, The Union Pacific had sixty special trains each way on account of the conclave and the arrangements wera so porfeot that not u passengor was so much as cratehed. During three days 18,000 persons ero carried over the Loop from Denver to Goorgetown. Returning excuraionists are praising the Union Paciic managewment in tho warmest torms, The Rock 1sland last night took eastward a passenger traln of ninoteen cars, handled by two locomotives, said to have been the largest rogular train over taken out of Omaha, 1t was loaded with returning pil- erims from Colorado, Made n Reco Tha wost is vight in it in the matter of fast trains. A fair sampte of what western roads are doing in annihilating time way bo found in a recent run made by the rogular passen- @or train on the Chicago, Milwaukeo and St, Paul. The train made the run from Perry, Ta., to Van Horn, Ia., 111 miles, in two hours and twenty minutes, making five stops. With stops” taken 1nio consideration this 1s running over sixty-five miles an hour, It is claimed that thisis the fastest run ever mado by any regular passenger train in the west. —_— Business Briefs, L. C. Dunn, in the drug business at Lin- coln, bas sola out to McArthur & Son. T. A. Ferguson, a hardware merchant at Lyons, has sold out to a Mr. Beck. C. A. Bixvy, a dealer in hardware at Steclo City, hids “been succeoded by J. F. Maw. Henry Steen, in the lumber business at Httlgr,\du, Neb,, nas been succeeded by S, 1. use. Smith & Taylor have succecded to the bakery businoss conducted by IS. G. Craig at Minden. Flavoring Extracts | NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Of perfect purity. Of great strength. 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You are hereby not'fied that the following bun th on lots i wud 4 In blook 110 eity, havo boon declured by ordinince No. 3105 (0 be nulsnees by reuson of banss of earth existing thoreon. | Vou ure heroby notlflad to aute sald nul- sunow by gruding auld banks of eurth down to ubout the level of the surroundinz streets or alleys on or before the 0th duy of September, | 1602, or sald nulsinces wiil be abated by the ety authorities, und the expense thereof lev- Iod ax o speclal tax agalust the property on which sald nulsances oxist IRON ) his Lith d f Aucust, 1804 Buted b it gy G et K, Chalpwan of the Board of Publlo Works. i ks 2016 37 The above is an original sketch logue, which wiil be ready for the most complete thing of its kind ever published. taken from our new cata mailing August 2oth, It willbe It will not only contain full and complete information about the variou: lines of goods which contain clothing is made. It will also we sell, and their prices, but it will™® amples of the actual cloths from which some of our contain our perfected system of self measurement and measure blanks, enabling you to secure pcrfct,t fitting garments, no matter where you live, be in the hands of every man It should who wears clothes, Send us your name and address on a postal card. WE MAIL IT FREE and August we close at 6:80 p. m. Saturdays, 10 p. m. 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent speciniist in rogisterad cuturrii, orriiced, glect, varicocole,c ¥Ivit me may b curely packod frec.” Correspondente Sundars 0 8. m.10 13 m. Send stawp L0F repiz. 0k (i ysiecias ‘of Life) sent tres. nervous, clronie, privato, h 1o 7phills. strictare. mont for 103 of vitai Parties unable or Instruments sent by muil or express rsonal foterviow preferred, — Consal o8 OfMoe hours Ve m. 40 ¥ p. [N [)U(‘ .\TI()\' WENTWORT MILITARY.«x 2~ ACADEMY. Oldest Milltary School in Mo. We chfillenned all the leading Military Schools in the State competitive drill 1att scrsion, Allmodern conveniences, ingg §2%, per sess nd they declined Extensive i 1ude Liere i Jnote ad four of wh Forillustrated catalogue and full information address MAIOR 8. SELLERS Lexington, cots now being made, cct us, Infantry, Artiller and Cavalry Dri Buar , Tuition and Washe ity, Va, says 0 other Academy In ord ws shown'by I cens of ihe studente 1 e past four years taken four scholurships, - ELIZABETH Seminary for Higher and Liberal Education of Girls and Young Women. Specialty, Music, Art, Elocution. University Pla Appl . 23rd yon Tast weueic anens Sent. 6th for want of roo: EDUCAT I()\"\l £ A, Fte, T year, Addross E. F. BULLAILD, Kotviiic, ke AERICAN _cggszgvugnv fortanehores ot naased pas 7, Bend 10F catalogue, J. o mmw.un um.u The LORING SCHOOL University-proparatory. (Establishad 1570, CRICAGO, TLLINOIN. 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