Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1895, Page 5

Alleged Embeze'e Effort to Coileet & Debt fron Police Cooper In This Falls-Dally Independent Mortgaged. LINCOLN, Tuly 2.—(Special)—This Ing in Justice Spencer's court t W. G. Buach, late mana Hollinger & Co. commiesi Beach 1s charged with th $3,000, was continued until Biving Lo the sum of John ¥ The ca the state agaln Police Couper, eharged 300 reward for the a Akeson muederers, was di the ¢ cou was nothing to i embezzl*d anything and that ant had ample redress at civil law Toduy Henry Huckins fi gage on plant of the D 18 for $350, in favor of At the police station thi ler name as L Baggart convenel sh fossod Lizzie Snavely, and she had L consorting wih worme character. She is barely her mother, Mrs. Phoeb to the Girls' In which was done, BALL PLAYERS down to Cortland, Gage vidually 1 collectively having played ball in th afternoon, and paid §1 apiece fines werc Quincy club, whi morning, was ropre 1 by Ju wont nted attorney. Total fines and ¢ 98, which was paid by the managem the tespeetive clubs A. Huribut, who was out gy last evening, put a his foot, which, this m tated. The full charge ent of the member, cleaned it merely a shell, resembling ing, the hon he joint torn away. A « 1 while he was driving home to skoot the animal. The plunged, anl the muzzle c Hurlbut's foot just as it charged. The patient will pull th right Mrs. Sarah A. Woodard tions the district court for husband, Danfel. They wer ber 1, 1804, but Daniel imm n her ¢ ) pretiy drinking, 2 kept the practic since. Mrs. Woodard swe abusive, heats her, sv her life, plays poker, driy house on eold and stormy nig m, drawn a rev one oce encd to kill her. She out this sangninary in fails to scou rimonial but galling bonds restraining order to pr: coming upon the premises fusued the same forthwith beli ut SCHOOL BOARD FINANCES, At the meeting of the new school board the the following fig ures as the cost of running finance committee reporte schools for the past year All expenses for runnin Text hooks pu T rants Total T Receipts from state fur Taxes and interest on lected during the year License moneys ¢ ted Tholice court fines during Tuition collected during year Total All expenses for tho year shown Excess of receipts over ¢ July 1, 1894, to June 30, 1565 Rev. L. P. Ludden was re-clec of the board for the coming LINCOLN LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Simon May to enjoy a two months’ tour of the popular | tern gl Branch. They expect to leave Lincoln early day. At the meeting of Lincoln Woodmen of America, No. the Havelock camp was present and participated in initiation exer Today Mayor Graham, Chief the members of the councilmani mittee went to Omaha to Jearn could concerning f engin proposed purchase of a new coln. OMAHA PEOPLE IN At the Lindell—J. T. Demean, W. son, H. D. Howard Kenne Lincoln—Th ley and Winds nas D. Cran FOR STATE Awards M for Fu ing of the Board of Pu the following were awarded co quarter ending September 30, institutions of the state Asylum for Incurables, Hastings tor White; drugs, City drug store; Charles H. Kipp; meat, Kauft Woibach & Brash; and shoes, . M. Thompson; spacher; dry good: bach Boy goods, L. C. Gregg J. F. Frederick, St. I mond Bros. & Co.; oil, W Braash. Soldiers' and Sailors’ Home, Gra , H. P. Lau; drugs . F. Miller; flour and feed (buy in open market}; meat, C. H. Rhoman R. A. Weston; flour, Henry clothing, dry goods, shoes Groceries oil N. Wolbach Girls' Industrial School, Geneva Miller & Paine; meats, flour, Geneva Milling company; L. Smith & Co.; statione compar J. Mile Burleig Home for Feeble Mind, Coal, R. A. Weston; n ; drugs, L, groceries, H. I bread, Brenker Bros.; groceries Home for the Friendless fittings, R. 8. Smith; oll, Hubbard Bros.; flour and fi drugs, W. N. Rehlandor; Coal company hardware printing, Home for Fallen W and feed, T Danlels; coal tor White burn Bros.; shoes, W. T. Orcutt W. T. Orcutt Institute for the Deaf, Omaha fean Fuel company; meat oats, M. J. Warren: oils, J bread, Union Pacific S groceries, Courtney & Hospital for the Insane Blrehard, Bridge & Co.; drugs groceries, H. P. Lane: cr Ogden; coal, H. E. Hardy & Palne. Hospitai for the Insane, Lincoln coal, Whitebreast Raymond Bros. & Co. meats, Hubbard Bros.; H PLATTE, Neb tha fire department sented in b ment, have been fighting of a fire chief with th Platte’s volunteer fire disruptod State Prohibitio LINCOLN, July 2.—(Spec will meet in Re capitol. In the evening Hon. R { son, prohibition’ nominee for U BEACH CASE CONTINUED| nent of the Lincoln Bree ker Causing Him Trouble, Fx-Chief of | IN This morning the Lincoln ball team \- | Henry Gehner & Co., liquor dealers of S A st Raymond petl married Dec at he Is very | wh freedom from th hased durin st pald on bonds and ng, | ¢ SUPPLIES Ashing Soev athiutions for Three Month LINCOLN, July 2.—(Special.) At the meet- chas the ant speeches wers unawares, Mr. casion and resy day of the Fourth at Cleveland's gi Industrial ~ School, 1, funeral of Mrs. Wakefield took pl morning. It was largely attended by the cit- izens in general genbaum; coal gram.)—Fine showers fell last night and | atternoon. Crops are in a flouris assett-Mickel Printin Johnson & Fuller & Co am Bakir Joal company © Iire Department. t & meeting of the council the election of a fire chief was sent th city council and fir Killed a | resuit Convention. tomorrow the probibition state convention resen ative hall at the state nator of Ohio, and editor of t 1 Beacon, will address ghe 0 emorial excreises in Fonor of H i t, and r prohibition w A i during the past year. 1 1. The state ¢ 1 1t 10 4. n DIFEA KD THE COMBINE, remont Poople Finally Arrange to Have Thele Own Flectrie Light Piant. FREMONT, Neb, July 2 pecial.)—T! Hoard of Pu Works met this afternoon 1 awarded the contract for putting in an light plant to Bigelow & ( t Lin for $17,100. Work will be commenced ant, and the petition which was submitted e councll last spring contained the mes of a large major R. Noack of Omaha During month $20,420; twenty-elg vere el, $33.4 town and city morigages f T ating $11,0 1 eignteen released, ag gating $16,801; chattel mortga oty 1,551; fourteen r The Fremont school L i ting last evening. T I e tary chow for t R nmanship | 80; total in the city, SMOOTH FORGER TAKEN IN, Sentenced to tho Fenitentiary Within Twenty-Four Nours After Arrest. INDIANOLA, Neb., July 2.—(Special gram.)—Albert Ernstein, alias Edgar B. Ros hein, allas Bellamy, claiming to repres Louls, is now in Jail at Beaver City. Jufe the State bank here recelved word this house that their man would arrive fow days and to cash a check for him an arrived yesteraay mornir pres. ieck for $85 on the National Bank of t Republic, St. Louis. Cashier Morris refus. it and the man left for Dartley Bartley banker came in soon after the man ft and was told his business, He also had celved a letter from this liquor house, but > man's name was not the sam given the State bank. Banker Frost left at ¢ for Bartley, but arrived there after the man | had been refused the cash at his bank 1 left for Cambrid Frost drove to Cambridge | and found that he had cashed a check f $55 there and left f Arapah The author ties at Arapahoe were notified and man vas arrested and brought to Cambridg he confessed his guilt and was taken he county jail at Beaver City. He cashed P !‘; check for $85 at the Citizens' bank in Me ook yesterday morning. He was taken before Judge Welty at Beaver City this morning, pleaded guilty and was tenced to five years in the penitentiary. Nutional Guard News NCOLN, July 2.—(Speclal)—At the ad- Ju neral's office it was learned that t State Military board had decided to hold an \campment of a portion of the Natlonal Guard at Hastings on August 24, This will be the same time at which will ba held the Grand Army of the Republic reunion. There 04| will be but twelve companies to participate | and they will be sel ed from the different rei ts in the state. White 1t has not been | fully decided, it is thought that the one colo nel lieiitenant colonel and two majors | and line officers necessary to command the regiment will be selected by lot. It Is ex coted that a battalion of regular infantry will participate in this August encampment — at Hastings General orders M Nebr: from headquarter ska National Guard, read: The follow- intments hereby announced as Aff of the commander-in-chief, and they ed and obeyed accordingly Major e, Sixth cavalry, U. A special aid; Patrick H. Barry, adjutant gen al, chief of staff, with the rank of brigadier | general; N. P. Lu n, York county, In- spector general, with the rank of colonel; Dr Edward W. Lee, Douglas county, surgeon general, with the rank of colonei; W. G Swan, Johnson county, qnartermaster and \missary general, with the rank of colonel; W. L. Stark, Hamilion county, judge advocate general, with the rank of major; aides-de camp, with the rank of colonel, J. H. Pea- body, Omaha; Thomas B. Hatcher, South Omaha; Harry B. Mulford, Omaha; Fred A Miller, Lincoln; Wilbur F. Bryant, Harting ton; Daniel B. Carey, Fremont; Lewis I Waiker, Benkleman; Herko Koster, Niobrara; W. F. Cody th' Platte; W. J." Vosburgh Milford. Commissions of the above to date from May 28, 1895. Creighton Gradunte Bangueted. ATKINSON, Neb,, July 2.—(Special)— Richard F. Cross of this place, who has just graduated at Creighton college, Omaha, with honors, recelving the degree of Bachelor of Arts re- turi 1 home last evening. He was met at depot by the Atkinson cornet band and legation of citizens and escorted to the hants hotel, where a banquet was spread for about fifty persons. A number of pl made, and although taken o0ss was equal to the oc- led in a very happy man- will deliver the specch on the ner, Cro where the west half of the county will cele- brat Ashland Iten ASHLAND, Neb., July (Special.)—The o this mp was arrested at the B. & M. depot s last night, charged with carrying aled weapons, having tn his possession a 22-caliber gun. He was given ten days in jail at Wahoo and taken to that place last night Corn and wheat never looked better than now. ers talk encouragingly and see better times in the near future Ashland will be almost deserted the Fourth, ss her people are going to Waioo to witness > ball game. A special train will be ru to that point Ready for Harvest at Hendiy, HENDLY, Neb. al ly 2—(S| 1; oats are slightly injured by few places. Harvest will begin W Fonrtn NORTH PLATTE, Neb, July al)—A celebration Will be held in thls eity July 4, and & fine pro arranged. m of sports has been Doath During n Vleasure Ja PITTSBURG, July 2 James 188 worker of New Kensin n par b his family, consisting of his wife and boy of 6 and a girl of 8§ y riving near their home last top of a high hill the horse t ars, ght scame frightened and_plunged sideways over the | embankment. The occupants of the buggy | were hurled over the prec girl was instantly killed. Mrs. Caus | back was broken and her son was injure | ternaily, proba ice, and the little n fatally. Mr. Caussian was horse was Fxelt W Bulgaris, PHILIPPOPOLIS garia, July 2.—Th Macedonian question is causing much excit uent her The town las t w 1 with posters reading: “The ho has struck. The voice of long | Macedonia calls for help. Th $ were removed by the police, but not fore they had been read by many peopl OMATA DAILY SILVER MEN WERE SCARCE 3 St "% Adair Wilkan The following w WEDNESDAY, o [COLONEL MADE A MISTAKE Erneft etere THE DOCTOR'S COL am_troubled with Kidney troubit when It was foun ad been considerably : o8 teaspoonfy Conv.ution in the Center of the Agitation hoar b Proves a Wet Blanket, Unpleasant Incident of Geveral § Receut Visit to Fort Meade, United State Adair Witéhr SEVERAL LETTERS OF REGRET RECEIVED CARLTON REVIEW:D HI3 three times CRACK COMPANIES Communder Neglocting a Sn WASHINGTON Less Than Fifty De to Work Up Enthusinsm for the ates Moot at Denver the Wishes Oprned ¥este Licutenant General White Metal. suspended. WASHINGTON lders were pres nder Frankli Guard moun! t0 meet Generai Schofield and es ibia Chemical Washington understandin chofield did not t financial poliey of CLASSHEYING ANDIAL EXTRACTS The most wonde s ful theeapentic discovery since the days of CEREBRINE, Will Soou e ¥ teetion of the Civil WASHINGTON al Schofield look rvico Rules ceneral and the ladies in his party From theBrain, the country sald to hurt their polit After compl Schofield | ¢ snd{(ist betaret MEDULLINE, Spinal Cord. The new | buckle, rganized tion Thomas | stration teynolis | Charle | democratic commi ments were exe commented on fay member of the national who was detained by From the Heart. 1ses of the heart, commanding in rank took charg When it was ¢ OVARINE, 1 but it is stated at the War d temporarily THYROIDINE, for is a strong Democrats of Colorado: By direction of a ry to change t Being the first rice. Two Drachms, $1.00. financial question agitation favoring n was star ALL DRUGGIS a state con- small reduct some offices, 1 misapprehension and did not ck drill company. committee stron advising agalnst a reasons therein stated believer in | wishes have which fever is inestimable value in neurals order will g ind majority rule mplied with rty discipline from Indianapolis to th at Camp Hancock thoroughly investigated nt in order that the offl napolis battery § by Secretary and_all relief of Coloradc which may as well as to the pe the road being so bad as t wheeling impossible. Two companies in the zonave class that had USPECTED OF FILIBU NATROLITIIC Coloralo democracy Small Cotter and 1 or Crew flelng Detained constipation They are the I oteher Zouave and_ debility tarifl for revenue only, the rights of states, AL gative it has no cqual. zowave compa R authoritics at adopted by our moralization therefrom is a political lesson not to be COLUMBIA CHED Washingtod For salu by KUHN & CO., which organ r Captain Wil wn in contests in er have been held | Cuban filibust tick s going to Tampa picion of being s charged that on bourd a troops of th had not drill when they comm 15th and Douglas. Parlor Tables nvention may al party policy, we until last we ng to bring are drilling periodical chang Bermudas and was without short time they have b Tomorrow morning the abers of our party representing be stated with positiv change will occur bef 7 should be entirely’ willing to are six companies in this class the fall sea fully accept the dect antion with a hur armor to meet th Tt must be remembered that this meeting is a_mass convention constituted delegate representation of 1 of the nation; 1 buckling on of common_ enemy are the Na Washington Bullene Guards of Kansas City; company F. Belknap Rifles, of the transfers will first infantry done until AL ecretary of War Lamont tour of inspection Secretary Lamont urday to participate in th here on Sat- and as soon as the national fixes a date for the national t again for the purp. AT PUGET SOUND. Tt is said at the War departmer vontioniwelwiti FITZSIMMONS INTROD CCES TESTIMONY t as Puget sound Polico Captain Says Sparring Was Very passing resolutions i, Such work s posi- etrimental to western interests, and disgrace! In the trial of Fitz who will assist making the seld :s to a national convention call the ground th and look over the g $10 and $12, July Specical $5.00. 7VCHAS SH!VERICK & CQ_' If Every Housewife l n TO\V“ he 1 one cako ot Regular he may charge the ju the contest up a creditable arm sommittee on resolutions was sele which the meeting adjourned until 3 p attendance at was somewhat larger than that of the morn Tmmediately resolutions committee made the \ portion of th Davis, the Whitney, for the defense, s at military pos first-class pianos, but IKimball is the uthorities will allot $100,500 of the following re also prove by 0 Provision wa DECLARATION smocratic party of Co! PRINCIPLES. o during the a stroke of apoplexy constriction of a new Irinking and frade with on monthy informed Fitzsimmons of this Captain Quig! Washington taken preliminary steps and donated 640 acres each of these Hefferkon and_Jackson, wmong Which s the y testified that the spar and apply reney, the b A. HOSPE, Jr. Artand Music 1513 Denglas, deed he had not noticed that either man hit ptain Quigley and unlimited coinage the selection rs disinterested in the matt and_ General Schofield ¥ o see the dispensed with thought strike a blow. characterized nd when Riord destroyed b proposed site the he wealth of the head striking the floor of th _— - people of the ratulated that in th PROMINENT DISBARRED neral's departn tem of paying Charge of Mutilating Court Ree. rher Sustal cause of the pe rds Against and that it JEFFERSON restoration of silver sura that other enkes woula follow ft. 15 without shrinks ofticient and res states who of the funds will tion of the ning to a real and_desolation the wake of assures them that the lorado will never surrender jts conv! tions on_ this ration of silver until the wrong 1 upon the people by the destruction function has 1 other soap washes w nd no other soip s i inst Colonel Ed M opponents of Knight of Trenton, in which both are per manently disbar monometallism Harber and who does not tion will be a wise policy eral Stanton does not oppose the A from practicing before proceedings the country prominence of Colonel The action was base. the suprem the case was called up for argun RAWORTH & SCHODDE, AMUSEKEMBNTS. COURTLAND BEACH On Courtland Lake, Omaha, $1,000.00 Fireworks Display on July Fourth. ht Fireworks alse N AND TH ;m..gammm and Every AUS:30 0'clock Grounds 102 the officials of the departme to do he will acquic offering his cause his opinion views in oppos justifying the d in the silver mutilated and forg ity of the murd; Yale’s La Freckla infalible cure Secretary of War 2 and unlimited coinag with or with al revision of the army ly escaped by a divided court on know the re international the theory th Judge advocate general for de had been falsified, who regards the question as greate to its stand decided upon. If the change is adopted it will be incorporated in the new army 2 form as possibl the payments through company and nction Was Done for Revenge. Tan and Sunburn cempounded that pletely and y remedy ever freckles com lemocrats of importance of r of Lawyer O s Claude Strong and pgt PHILID Changes Among Weste SHINGTON swindling op storation of silver call upon them but they can b achievements dangerous and hurtful t of them really 14 he had embirked on the | Ash_Grove Colfax county to Columbus Christopher genuine and original La Freck The government postofiic and | and_Syly rece{ved by escaped to Canada CLEVELAND, y | B F. Bixby, removed CONDEMNED g ad netted him found its w to Lawyer ( News for the WASHINGTON, Tastes good as it goes down, does good whea it gets down. HIRES Rootbeer makes the children rosy-cheeked, keeps the parents healthful, lielps the old folks carry their years . package m the whole family happ, CHAS E. HIRES CO., PHILADELPHIA 15 in time’ o the democrac Wikl Show Up State's Kesouree a circular letter t e et | nfantry and Cavairy s s granted Lieutenant or discussion ko n Showing. ptto Wreck a Train EDUCATIONAL. SIG 2 BULLAKD, A Mahogany Sibeboards. Regular 885. July Special, 843. CHAS. SHIVERICK & CO SERVATORY. v, Jacksunville, L2 |