[ORNING, MAY ‘IE DAILY BEE. * BEFORE THE BAR. ER BREEDINC. | THE CATTLE PEST, | POMPIER WORK. i v e ' THE DAILY BEE o s | Sl TTLE PEST. | rowrime vor . 5th WEEK OF OUR GREAT FIRE SALE L Thursday Moming, Moy 1% | Glimpse of the Omalia Driving | Petty Ofendors &t Juige| How the Gity is Allowing the Tnvestigation Ito the Cause of| Hesdauarters Build- = to the storm last night and Park, Beneke's Court. Growth of a Nuisance. the Terrible Plague. . X e Some time since some of the most 1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE--THURSDAY N ON THE TRACK. Owi the fire at the Western Union tele- active members of the Pioncer Hook .xaph office, our dispatches this morn 0 ST TR b & g N R 8, $15,000 Worth of Horse-Flesh | pscqult, and Battery—Publio | Tho Health of Citizens Theaten. | A Chemist's Report—Examina- | g Ladder company orguniscd wit . in the Association Stables, Nuisance—A Mysterious ed in Certain Parts of tionbya Noted Veterinary | is known as the Pomy LOCAL BREVITIES. and Daily Exercised. Find. Town. Surgeon. scaling buildings for the purpose of ~ - X nd property from Patterson wells coal. “Yes; there’s a toll'lle nice lot hosses in this stable now, ” said 2 suj {in alunmingly fatal ef- se which Tas just| attle in this state i s are the Pompier s exhibition of their woi Charles jan, was in char Wi, Shultz pleaded guilty in the i intoxica- Tumediate steps should be taken by | Tn view of th s to stop the nui- |focts of the d « terribly of- | broken out among he follow our city authorit which is by fensive to all people who live in the [and To borhood of St. Mary’s avenue, | valual from Sixteenth to Twentieth street, or [ To the B 1to travel through the strect. For some months the valuable rty on the north side of the [ My, Whitney, of El iy from Seventeentl street to | to me for examination - the ud portion of the liver of an a Police Court yesterday 1319 Farnham Street. »d natw nis san 4 jockey, toa repre- | sentative of Tue Der yesterday, | 5 = as the latter dismounted from the Cheapest Hats in Omaba, at Freder- | * ¥ 5 o 4 | neat.Jightbugey in which Col. Dickey, it & rush forhats aud bonnetadown | 01 well kniownhorseman, had drivn ATKINSON & CO.S, | him tothe Omaha Dri cven to the untrained cye of an Beneke sentenced lim cific. build to a fine of $100 and costs. J. R. Welch, charged with distarb- ast evening, pleaded tion, and Ju | the Union P: | Fisher, the fo assisted by James T ter and Lew § —The Lion continues o roat for Moore. | feorge Smith, eaptain, Lew Kraoitch, Joe Koes- | e T oinraa polb il Among this week’s Special Bargains will be: S ’ 15 Pieces SumméF Silks, Handsome Rich Shades of Navy, Gendarme, Myrtlo, Brown, &c., Reduced to 45 cents from 65 cents and 75 cents. of the Bee ing the po guilty and was fined £1.00 and costs. W G n a charge of assault a low-workwman last ever who are ob] a lad, was armigned d battery on | PrOI avenue, o ey Finest Creamery Butter at Weime mlo-it cross-bars, two sixteen feet in length, r of fast stock it was stowach | | ing in a gas nd one fourteen, were used. nin: there was a_ “toll'Dle | * _Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- =R 4 | Twenticth, has, by arrangement with | iy 5 T T m G i 1‘:“:"'x"y e ;“ .\z\lr”:}"“““‘ two cattle that had died dur: | lndders have at one end a strong iron i et o e, vy a1 wa wall worh o whil o ok 2 SHlovod, in the Bz i o el e excnations i e | e potely vl Lk Dy whic ey are swspendel. |10 Pieces Summer Silks at 50 cents, reduced from 85 cents. e - table. 1 |sveime, T sppward hat compisine | neishiorhood whero _ improvements ol a5 b of tat eveing. 1| e e _For vixe Commercial Job Printi iere were sixteen speeders of al 5 i on S ovo LTBhT | have not yet completed the examina- | nches wide, l Qoru i o 3 ? call at Tak Bax Job and et tihege |t catled the other a iar, who r ““‘ “hm; y"'m_(" m“i Eighteonth| L0 ™ Clicmical tosts, however, show | front, and also Sropoa a No such Bargains as above were ever before offered in Omaha. i . i) S [ no evidenees of mi eral poison, and T |y e 3 wdant pleaded | been depositing the greater bulk of | have no reason to believe that 'T sh the roof of a building and costs, | the dirtfrom the county cou Juse | find_a vegetable poison which can W i ired story, the ladders in B o e ey s o e i ot oy |t e v i o) BT AGK. SATINS, COLORED SATINS.l;i Baldwin, | the Iots in question very nearly to | de, but of late manure and refu o' he' B 14w by anything avalable, ok ts from various parts of the ci ated by striking him in the face with his flat hand. Def and was fined & slip ke or Silks ATKINSON & CO'S, s, the acknowled; hton Block, ¥ o SOt ety W Rl L et trvots s Besomethe g e it | xhibition was @ complete sic- will hod s a Nk A d " exporienee | Vho claims thatshe occupied the house © oc L s 07,8 "0 | cess, showing satisfactorily that H H even of which was full of expericnee |20 E 0L L RS o that | worst ocality in thecity or atood atill, quiveredwitly oot showing mtisfacurly that in Black Satin and Silk Surahs 31 yors seant Pill-Heads, Tottor-Heads, | in hard-fought battles on the turf, and | 5 ASFC 00 P8 F T when succecded jorkingg of | many cases of fires in hi h buildings, » 1 s T 2o he ¢ B i = e 1 spasms and death. | or where th o fire esea) the | Favel any Job Work, call at Tuk | from which five years ago he captured 3 o S h G F e Uy DEheran Qiionran 1 | or where there is o fi . g Sl TR [ e specially for. stryeh | Pounyiers can do what wo other fir Colored aud Black Mervilleux, everybudy “Randall” is halmdled The ““Boise Cit; 1 Pacific| Beardsley and Perry. finally Tt is needed that the city should not | The stomach and portions of the| liver presented but little of inflamuna- | |tion or abnormal symptows, except | lust o as vain. Duf- Dbut €10in the | only put & stop to this offensive i we up the off t dift s that there w alt 3 ptoml Colored and Black Satin De Lyons. |ty el Smith, who was by Ge [0 torun between Omaha and | o oo also have at these stables < Odem, made e first trip in Taesday. 1t | 0 <4008 0% hestuat mave,. it | P Which he found. oo, Bubishould cuams tho e of 15 v ¥ | dropped from the top of the building H e May Clark,” a chestuut mare, eight | ~y0 0y 18, F. We 11 | the at this It _ap) f the ani- | i [ il Michael Lovin and 8. F. Wenn wil pears as if the ani- | hind story, where taking out J. 1 s blood poisoning. Tt has | d to mals died years old, with no re ar her |, vicd some time this afternoon,on a | point. Cravens and Miss Belle Wili been surmised taat catng de yed com wors amarticl Woeulay st ke resiionoe ’.:l..;:\n: :'";w;}i”l'" f*l::'\nlii“:l | charge made by some of their neigh- AN OFFENSIVE 1OOL s oeen At the time of our fire we had an immense stock of Satins, Silks, &c, bougnt e i uaton o e i bR e o R e e L B o any. | f0F the Spring trade, and we obtained a largs allowance for the damage to them. —Mr. Walf,propietor of the by Tom, he Ly Sots Hiatoga, and with |10 e e e e S e youngor aninls tho older, ap- .mws. | TO close the balance now remaining, we offer: B oy, o 1 st B« romed et o et Bt | 0 Lot i has o 12y mone v M oufthe | s on { still further down the st his stack to one door | Lookin ant wate i and Twe persist i a ¢ a|an immense pool of s of the B. & M. Headquarters, B S b o Tiinvate Rt ind STveltth, ip-rmst fin jerea s 2 A pullir Yo | DEeH s, hefore moving from the 00 Satimat 00c. Our old 2 inclt 81,50 Satin at $1.00: g £ ; nuisanice by throwing manure ingo | Whose nauseating odor fills the entire b 5 ¢ line of Colored Surah FrAr Western Union telegraph office |t Mr. James H. Creighton. One is : iately after it | neighborhood. surgeon, arrived | | rcains will| & Bandseme line of Colred Surah St at e, wortih i making arrangements by which it will| g, well known and over reliable little || " ¥ “-"l"“" S SeTE i e e L few days since, having been { i ivon in'all kinds of ahoos: suited | AILWEOL40.inch Shudds Caalimeros i all nev Bl ok 80, reduced from 90 o th cleaned yesterd ocality talk o g | ; ATl Woul French Dress and G0c by soon remove it quarters o the [ FC Gl who Tas| aned yester e W oraiag ek ¢ | capociallp for summer wear. All fresh| A1l Wool Moy Vorts mied e, matter needs the i at §100 and | ¢ yur street commissioner. and clean goods, Mens' Low and Hig] Shoes, Ladies’ and Childrens’ » Tics ton Hall Luilding, | am stroets. upper stori sociation o in west-hound e “Little| Mens” Wo and a pedi- | £1 25, 4 trott Tom,” with at Omaha, for the purpose of detec JINGHAMS AND CHEVIOTS, ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE ! T o ot fo | croe thet. is unimpeachs W the| THE LATE STRIKES L | and Slippers. ~ All goods warranted. ; ot the Diufisand | third, “Happy Traveler,” a very| For FT watelh works | 4, ot affect the prices of watches and | monia which is ra in the Visscher's Block, near Thirteenth and Do | you should go to Gt Epnowy & B Opposite th clry, silverware and| During the week that he has heen her clocks, whichwill be sold as lowas ever | the d Thas ¢ 00 head of at En atile, but found none that had the discase. On Mong stallion, sired by ising the dedication of their new hall on Mon- |}, day evenin: “Mambrino Patchen.” He is only Omaha National Bank has pur- | two 3 voral lots on Thirteenth street, | cliun a birthplace in the horse 1 CRSON'S, Postoftice. mined 1 GENT'S WHITE UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS 65¢c. but a beauty, and can ars o afternoon he FOR SALE. ey ; NOTICE Advert was summoned to Council Blutfs o in- | o, Found, Wonts, ATKINSON between Dowgas and Farmba, | gig, of <014 Kaintuck s | dise 4 Kaintuck. Set of office parlor fumiture, con-| g.te SUMM With full sized Linen T Vock B ; et iding, Toomoes| LS st e, it of 7 i, Tngies o i | NORS Y et e et o the ftal disas | et b st s o 9 | Al full iz Linen oo, Linen Neek Band and Linen Cuff and Boutle R Enforeed s Fully as IO T MCAGC them are those eip 5, PARASOLS, another Far ahead of anyil 1, tow 16, range 10, that if us demand w owned by Col. Dickey and stabled at > R - Y s = J A 5 a vance in wages there would be no e e O cc just received-at ATKINSON Tn the West. \ . | = e sl piiias ||,.U The r” b Bies \\HL.»"" | 00 ”a 1::«1];«-: m;m.- Iv;-mnmh.\ Their BOOT & SHOE l,l\rrc-v“-\ulug.km o o o e llostion, Tipiro of SO LMoo Rs: THE N_:W YORK - sication '« stallion, sired by ¢ Wilkes,” we will not be undersold. Department is part of lot 3 LA — - C et oot and he by old - Hubletonian,” he| oo Strawberrios every day at| Stocked with the ficst 'AL’I_“ b ’$>MPANY ! Aot twventy | Weimer's 105t Seleetions of in | rtmant, the Latest iy aa 600 Pares Mers Shoes. BT, e o b : THE BEST QUALIT’ OF HATS AND CAP due motice of which i i g Slippers, &e., &e., and 14, in block | (e tot e it ; T Naw Youx Couraxt LEADwy oo 5 = $ i s A, where he will trot for a purse Ladies’ Slippers. 4 e fatoesiot Corner Eleventh $3 yrmham Streets nd wife to S. A. 3 s n Griffin & Issa GO0, hiton and wife toJoln | 41102 upenstion o v undry lands in Doug- Y : o IS 0. He will be on the track on “ 4~ Shoes: “ Misses Shoes. Beindorff, the confectioner, makes the best ice cream, has the coolest par- | Sunday Jors, gives the largest dishes andis sure | 4% OTRcr 0 to please his patrons. Give him a eall. | s 'six and seve SEae h are si EST S Millard; deed.—$70. n wd spe her two he pair of brown ans old respect dby “Kears @ ad Sarpy co wation by man of family, —Z EWATER, 1520 Faruham rious and willing to b s Tuern Lavies’ Furnishi Departuent is sToCKED Children Slippes THE LAT SATION. d are from the dam which The above ishtly . e above goods are slightly dam- | ; e st on. Thoy ca w with the latest s cony X Silk Suita reducod & e e O o and wo will sl them for T s e erial Jd for €25, the ebought for the I shades, e ,000. nd wife to D. J. Redick’s second R an half price and warmant every | AJl ot fowr any t es. ium. et "o AN i . S i county, oF the fixtures, furn S ped ; D ey Their Linen John T, THE TRACK HENRY DOHLE & CO., DRPARTMENT is and_ building re [ | : — Guns,Ammunitio,SportingGoods' made for less than $8.50; our K10 suits H,.'nﬁ;m ase m]‘:- = Tonaing Blioo Store. i hget o el furnished room with hoard | handsomely trimmed; those suits sur- | bocked from tho rocent rains. Tt will e ik sl ate family. For Larticulars wl W d e in possible shape ur Boys. Ly ryes | s FIedING TACKLE, }SE BALLS, and a e s them; they | 0 Threo unt s for Tight | e R Fyr+ LINE OF NOTIONS YW® FANCY GOODS. SEND rox PRICETS .p S T : & |MAX \MEYER & CO ,Omaha, vigp | prise every lady whe say they can't see how they are made | some men ave for the price. A full line of Dolmans, | everything look Jackets, Capes, Ulsters and Shoul Garments at astonishing low rst of Jun At the stabl answer to the last beheld in the cit daily employcd, One by one thes roll-call of the lonesome brotherhood, The Misc and depart for fields of greater uscful- | Department is also Mr. Terrance Boyle is the far ahead of lntest addition to the. rapidly swelling | ELLANEOUS om, w. d,—$125. unucl ors and wife to o8 of the best Fine Americ: Come carly and secure bargains. make, in 3, 4 and b ounce cases, at | ranks of the Benedicts, having been country. 2in block 8, : McDoxawn & Harusox, Whipple, MeMillen & Co.’s. joined in wedlock to Miss Doty, at saNs in erery ey 5 2 VIE B e Agriculture Undor Difficultics. St. Philomena’s cathedral, hast even- Department at on aud wife : e tornished 2 y r & C O e oesat 8100 and| The floods cauzht the farmersin the |ing, Rev. Father Buglish offciating. | L. B. WILLLAMS & SON'S TSI Ko : n t .JIAX MEYER s Maiis’ Worn g = viciity of Brownsville, Nebraska, on { Miss Cogan and Mr. Patrick Clifford Witiaws’ Block, §125, at Fullried’s. the fly—not only those residing on the |acted as Uridesmaid and groomsman 15th and Dode sts i wrzorEss~H WEAK EYES. bottoms, but those on the high respectively. i 14, in bock 12 If your sight s bad and your 58 | Many of them were inneed of what| The happy conple immediately re-| The Police. : y . d are weak, you should buy ® pair of Lare called “listers,” for use in plant- [tired to a cozy house already prepared, The Republi of this morning N. Pierce, heir com, but owing to the high [near Scventcenth _and Davenport | containg a_contribution s med “Ob- Tsaaes and | meat market. Some butcher toc 0. v on the preniises or of ar spectacles. They will rest the nerves of the eye when all'others have | water and the consequent destruction streets . wherc an | server,” which alleges failed. Osll at Bdhelm & Ericksou'a{of ailruads, it was impossible to-get {served to thefr Tuncdiate fricnds. | of the Omaba. police force are in the pair. them. Mr. David iphell tele- | Hearty atulations and substantial | habit of leaving their beats for the | graphed for them several times, but | tokens of regard were reecived of performing special deotee- could not got any satisfaction. Sof Mr. Boyles departuro from the aty. ranks of the hachclors: hias eausedsa | The members of the police force | that wembers | & to Peter , town 13, | | parcel in sectio et W 0 - 8350, | s to Abmer French, 18 Tobacco from 25¢. pe pound upwards. 3 Fa - : tax de For ReT s s o ﬂl:unf_l"l‘, K. Hayden and wife to W, % e . > 5 3 d i 5, | T . Zen upwards. =y jowelry store and buy VU. LC.A The Annual clection of the officcrs of the Union Catholic Library Associa- | Sunday he jumped into a skiff and Sion was held Tucsday. The fol-{ pullod down to St. Joscph. Horeached zveat futter ‘among Wi old “elumis,” | claim that there is not the s e genflmen wero closted for the |the city Monday, after a ride of [and sowe of them wil follow in his | sround for this charg at as : A Fotor €. Dackhas: | P ety ——— CUL sing yoar: | cleven hours and 4 ar | footsteps ‘ere the apple blossoms fall {as the attempted burglary at Piercy's | se. § section 22 range 11, ; liran i 8 o < g e.; w. d.—$1,600. rcsidont Jonn AL Greighton. | Joad of “listers.” They were quickly | —ch, Pat? oo is concornod, the smallness_of | &5V d=SLA0 C - RHEUM AT[SM = our police force makes it impossible | | S 5 : iy 7, > y on Harney strect; w. d.— |y . | Weuralgia, Sciatica, Lembago, thict, G srct, | Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Qe oy | Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swel- ings and Sprains, Burns and Finst Vico-Prosident—W. A. L.Gib- |loaded [up, and were shipped out| o 0o S P O o g PR PR YA R i C A EADQ uran officer to pass very frequently o O s eyt | TEB3 368, Ut i cvory Tt e e e cor who passos 5 President—Chas. Han- | moming to Hamlin, whenco they will = ¢ B transforred to Brownsville, ment. T | et e ey dis- Secretary—C. W. White. i bl sy oagtilag mtiod £ ictensia Co S [patrol both sides of Famam street |\ b 4o you no good, we return # Scalds, Goneral Bodily ! | ‘ v two.lois} | from Twelfth to Sisteenth, and both = o Treasurer—W. M. Bushman. to meet him there. The time for | Desirable piece of property, two. e ot T Tocho. | your money. o HL o g in. Board of Dircctons—Messss. T. J. | planting corn being nearly w the] house, barh, ate, yBaag & Scldep’s ad- (sides of Thirteenth strect to Bohe- Epnotw & Ericksos, | tvo siares west Yooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted itzmortis; 3. 3. Mutphy, Hugh M | farmers noar Brownsville should wive | Jitiog. ~For paftieulars enquire at * | mian hall. SRS HEETAE Feot and Ears, and all other FISRADS " Rush, John McShane [much credit. to the enterprise of Mr. | g% Bxx OF There are but seven men on the Cool Low E a Paid cnd Malsr . ""‘,' Rl Camphell, displayed in gotting these il night force, and as & matter of course Shoes; 17 it | i Ppartion o ath ncale S uce 0 i e Mz, H. W. Ba, two biocks. north | the protection which they afford to the High shoes. e e | B i ik e ety Toe eream of the finiest quality inall PUBLIC NOTICE. of the ciid of 184h street car. track, is | city, as far as burglars are concerned, All ;ﬂ:ﬁ;u:-‘z:_u‘_?_-n s0d erery e e, 4 flavors at Beindorfls, 1322 Douglas| o have wow reccived the SAME|now propared to furtisl ali kinds ‘of | is not very extensive. soll At L Ao ok st e T Direcions in Xieven "W W.J. BROATC strost. £ TEE B zoods that all my customers are con- | green-house plants, and_espe An the police are invariably dressed low prices, s e s |- e T L] tinaally asking, for—BLGUTTER'S | ine lot of verbenas and other sarities, |in uniform while on duty, they sro at . gl T 4 1208 & 1211 qol i o0 g ot 8 very dow | scarcely in_position for effective de- H. Doble & Co., S Lt ey o i fenicrt | A 'YOGELER & CO. £ =S e tomers. Respecttully o Ll A

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