Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1893, Page 5

OSTAL CLERKS IN SESSION x Divislons of the Assocation in Gonven- tion at Linooln, ' NXIOUS TO SECURE BETTER SALARIES ‘oposing to Move on the Next Congress for a Goneral Incrense In Salaries— How the Service May Pe Improved. ascorx, Neb,, June 6.—[Special Telegram -The annual meeting of the b th division of the Railway Postal Clerks ysociation beran at the federal building in 18 city at 8 o'clock this afternoon to con- e two days. Delegates and visitors are ssent from all over fllinols, Nebraska, wa and Wyoming. "rhe object of the asso- \tion is to promote closer social relations ‘iong the clerks and to enable them to bot- ¢ perfect any movement looking to their 1tual benefit or for the improvement of o railway mail serv 1»\'nonx: those in attendance are the follow- ¢chief clerks: P. M. Coates and Q. H. dapin_of Chicago, William H. Penn of Moines, F. R. Dunham of Burlington, J Butler of Lincoln, W. J. Motlen, ssist- t chief clerk, Omah Dthers present are: ( Warren, C L. A. Guthrie, James Shaffer, W, P. Jlson, John Potitt, F. H. Lewis, H. D. solsey, James Sullivan, S. R. Stone. ¥ Bloom, 8. 12, Smich, 1. B, Morgan, Wallace, Dorsio Collier, F. W. Miller, IS offman. W, J. W. W. Nason, G.' G ‘hitmore, V Burke, L. R. i H alialicu, J. W. Hoey, I, P. Call, C. M. “llenboed B. Holt, W. A. Arn J. £row, George Stratton, W. A, McClure, hn Dicner, H. Trowbridge, A. M. Cline, C. < Wilson, T’ J. Marshall, W. If. Flynn, J. H “eecne, D. J. Sinclair, B F. Moore, W. T. aple, T, 1, Deniofte, A. M. Pholps, J. 1. | olet, G. Henline, A n Sinclair, ringhouse, I3. C. Sa; Burrows, . W. Yates, W. H. B I,J F. Ringlor and umes H. Eidor. Welcomed by the Mayor. | Mayar wWelr welcomed the visitors and ¢ (. Guthric responded. D J. Sinclair spoke < behalf of the Lincoln association and C. » Gere addressed the meetng from an ofi- pl standpoint. Tonight tho members we Yon an outing at Salt lako. The one chicf objoct of the organization is /secure at the handa of the next session congress a_reovganizatior. of the sery d a8 new ssification of clerks. ¢ prosont there are six classes with laries at 80 0 ancl 600 respectivel th saliries 1500, 1,600 Sincss moe sivement for incroased salur NE ||NA\\|(1\ PILL MAKERS, himunl Convention of Sesslon at Nebraska (it NenraskA Crry, Neb., June 6 slegram to Tite Bre.]—The annual the Nebraska State Pharmaceuti fon convened in this city this ev bout 150 druge wore present ening session this numoc ubled tomorrow. The druggests own the wn for the next three days. The hotels ecrowded aud hilarity reigns supremo fere was n grand parado of the pillmaker eaded by a band this cvening. Mayor arkling delivered the address of welcome uight and tho rosponso was oy Heney ‘D toyden of Grand Island. 1 relcomed the pharmacists on, president of the assoc \is annual address, A spelling mateh closed Lhe ovening festivities for which valuable cizes were offered. ate Druggists in Special session ation, (Ivlu red Fromont Nows Notos. FREMON T.Nch, June 6.—[Special to Tne mont, Eikhorn & M i Valley R,Mlmml company has mac senger rate of $19 from this city to C uu'ugu andl return, At the regular monthly meeting of the school board last evening C. W. Joas ro-olected principal of the High scho k Foline Clark of the Central Tonquist of the North, Miss 0 tlen of the South . May (ol h'n uf the Toast and Mrs. L. C. Cayton of the N |horne addition. Nearly all the uld te Vero re- -electe exercises of the Fremont be held in the assembly pom of the figh school building tomorrow fternoon. The graduatin es will be old in Love's opcra house Thursday even- igh school will X Mathews, H. M. Vright ate delogates from this city to tho :ate Sunday school convention to be held in Fairbury this week. Baptist Sunday School Workers. Famsury, Neb., June 6.—[Special Tele- -am to Tk Bee.]—The twenty-sixth con- ntion of the Nebraska State Sunday ‘hool association convened at the Baptist qireh this aftornoon, with about ity dele- tos present. The afternoon was devoted song servico and informal ‘work. Tho ) was art of the se: ing the church was filled and citizens. An address sitors was made by . Sherman Kirk. The principal f the ovening session was an iittam Reynoids of Peoria, 1L, one of the stnoted Sunday school workers in the st An interesting progran is being pri red for tomorrow, when more delegates 2 expectod. il AVNI City Burginrs. Davip Crry, Neb., Jund 6. —(Spectal to Tis 4. ]—Burglars entered tho drug store of . B. Thgrpe and the grocory storo of M. Alma last night by prying open tho back ndows. Only a small amount in pennies hd stamps was obtained at Thorpe's and bout £ at Tillma's, Deputy Sheriff Hawes returned from King- sher, Okl., last night, having in custody hn ‘Bays, wanted for forgery of the o orsement of a name on o check for B R it DAvILE. CAhioctor m e oty oars ago and was entrusted with a check of 10 firm in payment of stock purchased, He roto the namo of tho person in whoso favor was drawn and obtaiuod the money on it Pom & person th the delegat \\'nlm)um t the Oraft's Friends Alarmed. Tecumsen, Neb., June 6.—(Special Telo- ram to Tue Bee|-—Considerablo excite- aent has been caused {n this vicinity over he mysterious disappearance of Frank A. 'raft. o respectablo German farmer, who #ith his family resides five miles west of umseh. Finavcially and mentally aft vas supposed to b all’ right and the only xcuse that his friends can gi for his tran fons is that ho was fre ulging in liquor Saturday when las Diligont search is in progrdss and Sheriff ‘futavern has offeved a liberal reward for ny information that may lead to his where- bouts. If he does not turn up today the Nemaha river at this poiut will' probably be \raggod. S Tuterested onoer Rolles Cuapioy, Neb, June 0.—[Special Tele- [gram to Tur Bes. |—I'he railway surgeons’ lexcursion stopped over at this place today enrcute from Denver to the Black Hills, They were & most lively and entertaining crowd and evinced much interest in the Indians and cowboys who are gathered hero preparing for tho race. Doe Middleton at- tracted the lion's share of attention. It seemed that every lady on the excursion ‘wanted to shake hands with him. Meeting of the Hollness Socicty. Cusre, Neb. June 6.—[Special to Tur Bee. | ~The twenty-second annual camp mecting of the Nebraska State Holiness association will be held at Bennett, Neb., August 18 to 28, Rev. J. A. Wood has been socured as the evangelist, and many eminent Nebraska ministers will attend. Reduced rates on radlroads. or circulars and information write to Rev. L. T. (x\ulul C rete, Neb. Whisky Trust Nepuassa City, Neb. Junu ~—[Speaial Telegram to Tue Ber)-—A mortgage for 15,000,000 was flled with the county recorder | Piano Solo oy of n&‘. ork and covers the entire porty of the Whisky truss. VOLUNTARILY SUSPENDED, Cortiand State Bank Olosed—Business Men Wil Not Fose Mach, Baatnion, Neb, June 6.—[Special Tele- gram to Tur Ber.]—-The State Bank of Cort- 1and, Jacob Bond, president, and principal stockholder, closed its doors today. The failuro was not entirely unexpected. The deposits will aggregate $15,000. The princi- ple depositors are among the business men of Cortland, but it is not probable that any of them had money enough in the bank to seriously impair their business. Particulars of the failure are impossible to obtain at this date. The bank was voluntarily closed by the directors. Excellent Crop Prospeot Crpar Rarins, Neb., June 6.— Tur Ber.]- Crov prospects here are magnifi- cent; never better in this valley. Winter whent is heading out and promises an unpre- cedented yield. Spring wheat is looking well and promises a bountiful harvest. Corn is making a splendid growth and farmers are now busily engaged in cultivating it. The prospects of Cedar Rapids and vicinity could not well bo brighter. Cnan Orciann, Neb , June 6.—[Special to Tue Bee.|-One of the heaviest rains of the season fell here Sunday night. It is esti- mated that four inches of water fell in five hours. It was just in time to save the oat crop, but too late to do wheat any good. Pastures are very backward, A groat many farmers are still feeding their stock. Corn looks well but many pieces have had to be anted. The apple crop will be very light, pecially winter varieties. Timothy was mostly killed by the late froezes. There will be an abundance of peaches and small fruits of all kinds, CextrAL Crry, Neb., June 6.—[Special to Tie Ber.]—~H. N. Jensen had 200 bearing fruit trees ruined by Sacurday’s hail. The buildings of the Mirrick County Agricul- tural society are a total wreck, caused by wind. Probably 1,00 panes of g broken in this city Saturday by lmll A small house in the western e 8 biown over by the wind S Achild asleep in a baby carriage in the heuse at the time was uninjured, and was not even awakened special to intortatnment. EVUE, Neb, June 6.—[Special to ~I'ho annual entertainment, con- sisting of the following program, was given tonizht in the college chapel, directed by Profs. Jones and Cratz of Omaha: Ohorus—"The Rain Bow. Pinno Solg 8 Duet—0, Mornin Merr Solo 10 8 Quartet Piano Plan ‘\\mu Korr Sopr 10 8p Bessie Palmor Ved Rad, Cariio. Hannah Crowell, 1nd Willis Kerr, Now as Ite. G Chorus Matix Lockeh Duet—Gontle Sy | Plano Qua Violl Bariton for Me. Piano Solo onio . i Jnr Quartot—Slee 5 | Piano Solo—I° Braanice, Neb., gram to Tu I Thieves gained ent; to the store of Ryan Bros., furniture dealers, Iast night, but wero scared away by Noah Ryan, who was passing the storc about 11 o'clock and discovered them. Thoy made good their escape, Guaxp_Istanp, Nob., June O~ fSpec to T Bre. | —Burelars, entered t dences of rank Buchhoit, J. H. Dona W. H. Platt, J. D. Mooro and _Char manu st night, but were frightened away by members of tho families before they could securo anything. Oficer Campbell rrested two men on suspicion and Oiticers Ryan and Smith, after a_chase of about ten captured four tough looking indi- viduals, in whose possession stolen clothing was found. The oficers had to employ tho influenae of their weapons bofore tho burg- lars woulll come with them. Juno 6. Sustilng Hemonstinuce. Beariice, Nob., June 6.—[Spoecial Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—Judge Babeock today handed down his on on the remon- strance against issuing saloon licenses to Byron Bradt, the city couneil having pre- viously voted to grant tho licenses, The de- c1sion roverses the action of the city council and sustains the remonstrance. It is based o the fact that Bradt’s bond is_insuficient. It is considered a very important decision. Ord’s New Minister. Orp, Neb., June 6.—[Special to Tue Bee.] —Rev. W. B. Leonard, who has been called by the IMirst Presbyterian church, preachod his initial sermons Sunda; His discourses were scholarly and indicate a thouzhtful and cultured mind. He completed his theological course at the McCormick Theological semi- nary, Chicago, graduating in May, and this is his first charge. Cost Their Baby's Life, « Cieek, Neb., June pocial tor Tue Bee.]—Sunday while . M. I and wife, living four miles west town, were absent from the house a from the stove ignited the floor. On return- ing thoy found their child, 10 months old, su‘Tm ated by the smoke, and with dific ull) saved the house from the flames, to ('n.xl Caught Kearsey, Neb., gram to Tz Bre.) boy named Pheling was w ton mill he was caught in and had his arms, shoulder ribly lacerated. It fatally injured the Machinery. June 6.—[Spacial Tel 13 while king in tho cot- tho wachin and back is not thoughu tor- he 1s Peny, Neb., June 6.—[Special to'I'ne Beg.] ~The closing ox ses of the Peru Normal school will be commenced Thursday with the celebration of class day, continuing June 14, concluding with the principal's re- ception at Library hall, 7 Crock Teamster Hurt, Erx Creex, Neb., June 6. 3 gram to Tug Bee)-Harry McClellan, teamster for the Kearney Canal company of this place, was struck ' this evening by u falling timber and badly bruised about the | chest and back, Water \\l ks Bonds Voted, OrpaR Rarins, Neb., Juno 6.—Special to Tue Bee.]— At the water works bond election yesterday tho bonds carried by an over- whelming majority. This will result in the much needed public improvement, Burglar Jallod at Leaver Olty. Beaves Crry, Neb., June 6.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue BEE.|—C. E. Mathews, o young man of avout 21, was committed to Jail here today for robbiig a storv at Hendley, April 24, He has confessed. et Busy peop:e have no ume, and sensible peoplo have no inclination to use pills tiat make them sick a day for every dose they take. They have learnod that the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers doss not i terfere with their health by causing nau: pain or griping. These little pills are per, foct in action aund resulte, regulating the stomach and bowels so that headaches, diz- ziness and lussitude are proventod. Thoy cleanse the blood, clear the complexion aunf one up the system. Lots of haaleh io 3hasy hutlefellows. of | vy | DAY, JUNE 7, 1898, GAGE COUNTY BANK CLOSED State Banking Board's Representative in Oharge of a Oortland Institution. AS TO THE RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES Condition of the Bank When the I Regular Report Was Filod—Gorham Detts Was Very Muach Surprised. Lixcory, Neb., June 6.—[Special to Tam Ber.|—R. N. Townley, clerk of the State Banking Board, was called to Cortland, Gage county, this morning to take charge of the affairs of tho State bank at that place, which closed its doors Monday evening and did fiot open as usual. The following is a statement of the condition of tho bank as shown by the sworn statement of tho presi- dent, Jacob Bond, at the closo of business on March 6, the last report filed with the State Banking Board : RESOUNCES. Loans and discounts. Overdrafts “een Due from nat anks Real estate and fixtures Qurrent exponses anda taxi Checks and other ¢ Bills of other banks, including and stlver certific xm S . Fractional papor curreicy, nickels and conts . . Spoclo. ... Legal tender nnlu Total.. 4,000 00 173 93 160 67 9 1,005 00 abee 28 98 LIABILITIES, Capital stock pail in Undivided profits, Individual depositssubject to check Demnnd cortificates of deposit Time certificates of deposit Notes and bills rediscountod Total.. #12,000 00 143 99 17,302 31 1,717 00 7,700 68 4,000 00 Stato Houso News, Governor Crounse left this afternoon for Chicago to deliver an adaress at the Ne- braska day celebration at the World's fair. He will be absent several days. Lieutenant Governor Majors arrived this afternoon, and is governing with all his might. Intelligence has been reccived at execu- tive headquarters that leads to the suspicion that an erroncous impression has prevailed in some quarters as to the date of the inter- state north and south railway convention, which will meet in this city on the 98th inst. Some appear to have understood that it is to occur on tho Sth inst. George W. Goodell filed yesterday ro- reports for the banking house of Arnold of Broken Bow, the bank and and I"armers and Merchants bang of Anselmo, all bearing date of May 31, For the Broken Bow bank he reported the re- ceipt of #0.55, making the balance $810.71. or the Anselmo bank no reccipts are re- corded since the April 30 report, and the s $1,516.42. No reccipts for April »orted for the Inland bank, the bal- ance being $1,377.73. prised Him, Despite the fact that he made no defense worthy of the me, the verdict of the jury last night was a big surprise to Gorham F. Betts. The case was given to the jury soon after 6 o'clock, and while the jury went to supper Betts was taken down to_the jail again. To Deputy Sheriff Hoagland he said he was confident that the jury wouldn’t con- vict hime, there were two or three men on 1t that would never vote to pronounce him guilty, if they had to hang it for days. When an hour later he was informed the jury had agreed he grew pale with apprebension, and hurriedly asked what che verdict was. He was told that it was proobably guilty, and he braced up from thaton, and took his medi- cine. Tho penalty for his offenso is from one to five years in the penitentiary. Sentence will not be vassed for a week or ten days. De- fendant has three days to file a motion for new trial, and his attorneys are busy at work preparing assignments of error for that purpose. ''hey announce their intention of takng the case to the supreme court, but meanwhile their client will be confined. City In Brief. John Gilbert, charged with being a mem- ber of the gung which held up Fred Houlett at lGighth and Q strects some months ago, is having a trial in the district court today. tempting to prove an alibi. Amanda Vann sks the district court for o divorce and $7,000 alimony from her hus- band, William Vannoy, with whom she has lived'for over forty years. She claims the old man put her from him, and is trying to ot a divorce for purposes of his own. rah J. Gatehouse asks judgment in district court against the Rock Island for $1,000 for damages to her property on Twonty-first street, just south of 0, caused by the close proximity of the road. Judge Tibbetts and a jury we rn busy to- day hearing a case where Joseph S. Brown od judgment in the sum ot $10,000 against stafl for the loss of a hand in the defendant's planing mill. Brown was a farmer's lad, and was put to work running a rip saw of a socublo disposition. Ho claims jzes on the ground that the defendant should not have placed him, an inexpori- enced man, in charge of a dangerous ma- chine. nsing today set the mayoralty vs Weir for hearing G ms that s judges. The S0 commissioner instituted D. Burr, " The bal’ lots will be N nite Wall Finish company of Wy- more filod articles of mcorporation today, with a capital stock of §30,000. I to tho ¥ lentiiry, | Cestian Crry, . dnne 6.—[Special to Tur Bee. |—Judg hall sentenced the three tramps yesterday, who recently broke { into Rerryman's stor, to two years cach in the penitentiar; Sentone Dod lquacters. The new quarters of tho Young Women's Christian association in the MeCaguo build- ing were opencd last ovening for tho first time and tho event was mado the oceasion for # very enjoyable r Tho rooms were well filled with members of the assoc ation and their friends an i | and light refreshments occupiod the ovenu 3 were made wut of tho and Rev. Joseph ' tures were vocal ws W and 4 reciia.ion by “The rooms wore taste- | fully decorated with Howers and potted | plants ana with their new and luxurious | fwniture presented a homelike and at- The members of the d ard their ac- complishment with somo degree of pride, as it has oaly been about two mouths since the inception of the enterp Woman's club, Dean Gardnel Duryos. Other fe by Miss Auna Bish Miss Swartzlandor 1 Arnold's beath, “The inquest on the remains of Bell Arnold, who was killed in a drunken revel in o Ninth street dive early Sunday morning, was held at the morgue at 10 o'clock yesterduy A number of witiesses wero cxamined | without bringing any new facts to light. | The jur rned o verdiot finding that the deceased camo to her death by being struck by a lighted lamp thrown by Aunio Brown ! and further declared that cording Lo the evidence the missile was thrown with mali- | cious intent. ——— Left s Aflairs i Bad Shape, Bostox, Muss.. June 6. —Hon, Mood, rill, for many years promiuent er.—Latest V. S, Gov't iepor, aking Powder ARSOIUTELY PIRR strootrailwaypresident and legislator, s my: teribusly absent from l'u‘?( It is statod that his affairs aro in bad shape. Attach- mont suits aggregating thdtty §200,000 have been commenced against him. - SHIVERIOK'S INSURANCE, Adjusters at Work on'the Fire Losses— Companies Reprogantod. Insurance adjusters trom all parts of the country, and especially the east, are arrviving in Omaha for the purpqse of deliberating upon the losses sustaingd in the Stiverick fire. The first meetipg will probably be held tomorrow at the''Millavd hotel. Tho following adjustors ' ‘have already arrived: Martin of the Norwich union, Marriner of the American of . Newark, Matt Nelson of the Concordia, Lodse of tie Me- chanics of Milwaukee antt Mr. Clough of the Northern Follow | surance Finn Ameriean Contral American of Nowark Atlas of England American of Philndelphin Buffale German . Caledonlian ireman’s of Now York. . ontinental of New York. 1gle of New York irenien's Fund men's of owirk., erman American of New York ermanta of Now York Germania of New York Hartford Fire Hamburg Bromen., Home n( New Yor! Hanover of Now York . Insurance Co, of North Insurance Co. of North Imperial London and Lancashire e Liverpool and London and Gioii London Assurance, London and Lancashire . Lancashire Insurance company. Manchestor ot mlullll . flwaukee Mechanics' ational of Hartford. orthern of London..... 18 a correct statoment of tho in- ried on the Shiverick stock 81,548 1000 1,000 000 00 2,000 64 00 00 00 00 00 54 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 67 00 00 00 00 00 00 s4 60 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 76 00 00 23 71 77 00 8,000 2,000 2/000 1,000 2,000 2000 Amorfen. ... America 1,000 21000 2,500 2,000 1000 2,000 2,500 21000 2,000 1,000 21000 18 2,500 1500 1,647 2318 2,318 1,000 russian Nutionnl Phanix of Brooklyn Phanix of London., Reliance of Philaaeiphi Royal.. . Spring Garden of Ph Spring Gards in I'ire of Englund Yestern of Toronto. Western of Toronto. iciphin of Philadelphia. . $87,0567 12 toment of the _insurance Maurer building and Total amount.. Following 15 a sta carried on the stock: Milwakee Mechanics, Concordia of Mily Hanover of Now_ Yorl Phoenix of Brooklyn. $1,000 1000 2,000 2,000 1,000 1,000 Agricultu Rockford, Following is the list of policies the Shiverick building: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 1,000 00 150 On the Jacobs block, ip which the second and store was located, next door east of the hiverick building, the following insurance was carried: Prussian National. Phanix of Hartfo Citlzens’ of Now Jerse, Didn’t Want to Hurt Rim. The atmosphere in the Vicinity of the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Dodge took on a cerulean tint for about five min- utes yesterday, while the sounds emitted suggested a spring carpet: beating, only the strokes were far more rapid than usual, A portly bartender was engaged in putting out of the saloon a half tipsy individual, who as he reached the door was evidently resolved upon taking satisfaction for the insult out of the beer stinger’s well stuffed hide. The ejected, though much the smaller man, slugzed_the other in the neck, knoclk- ing him headforemost out onto the sidew: then kicked him in the ribs, and as he strug- gled on s hands and feet to the assail- ant obstructed the attempt by thumping him vigorously about the neck and head, inform- ing him as he held him that he was not done with him yet. Finally the bartender oroke away and retreated behina the bar, where he scared his enemy from pursuing him by flourishing a big club, at the same time vainly inviting bim to come in, while the ejected one stood in the door und responded with an oft-repeated challenge for him to come outside. The quantity of profanity let ioose was sufficient to supply a regiment of troops for & month, When the drunkard wont away a young man asked the pale and bleeding bar- tender why he didn't hit him. “Ididn't want to hurt the fellow,” he replied. —_ Will Install Their New Pastor. Rev. J. M. 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Ask Your Druggist MANU CTURED sY SHERMAN & McCONNELL, OMAHA, NEB. "A STRICTLY PUKE ARTICLE. A MOST DELICIOUS CHEWING GUM. A VALUABLE SPE. CIFIC FOR LUNG & THROAT TROUBLES Made by Ourtis &Son, Portiand, Me. BEFORE and AFTER the STORM. You ruined your trousers—didn't you—walking home through several miles of mud and water—during the recent smrm——you will need a new pair—no use trying to make these pull through—Get them now—whi'e the assortment is still large and fresh— We make them to your order from $5 to $12 $20 to $50. Our Suits from JUST RECEIVED Blue and Black cheviots for a flmfi SPECIAL $20 SUIT, TAILOR Samples Mailed. 207 S. 15th, Moguette Carpets, Axminstre Garpets The most luxurious Car- pets in use at the price of Pat- terns that we will not re- ordinary Brussels. order, with and without borders, elegant parlor and rug effects, some with only enough for a bed room will be sold as remnants. ORCHARD AND WILHELM CARPET CO. Successors to S. A. ORCHARD, Douglas, bet. 14th and 15th vacr size COMME ILFAUT THE MERCANTILE CIGAR, BETTER THAN EVER! AMade of the flnest quality of Havana Tobacco llut ean bo hought, Equal In every lf’[rl ctio the l v bmzorted slgars, Manufuctared by ¥, B KICK MERCAWTILE CIGAR VACTORY , 5t Leula