THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 7 , 1885.
THE SMALL-POX CASE ,
f bB Patient Slill at St , Josepli's ' Eos-
Bital ,
Considerable Indignation Because of
the Apparent CftrolCBsnCBB In
the Matter.
It waa supposed that the case of small
pox would bo removed from St , Joseph's
hospital to the post house Monday , but
it was not done. Mr. Dorsoy B. Honck ,
who had ohargo of the post housa during
the last smallpox aoigo , Thursday made a
proposition to the mayor and marshal in
regard to the case now at St. Joseph's
hospital.
His proposition was about as follows :
Ha agreed to go out to the post house
and care for the patient for the sum of
$150 per month. Ho has an express
wagon and slnglo harness , but no horse
which ho can use in the removal of the
patient , fie proposed that the city
should buy him a horse for $100 or $125 ,
and that after his work is completed ho
will taku the horse in part payment for
his services as nurse.
This proposition.tho mayor could not
accept until ho had a talk with the city
onncil and so the case remains and the
mallpox patient is still at St. Joseph's
hospital. This Is valuable time , and the
patient should bo removed nlthout delay
lay !
The man who is now suffering from
this diaoaso is a brakeman of the Union
Pacific company. Ho was taken sick at
the Planter's hotel last Friday. On
Saturday night ho was removed to St. Jo
uoph's hospital and on Sunday morning
when Dr. Galbralth visited the ward the
patient had broken out and the doctor at
once pronounced It small pox. The city
physician was at once notified and wont
to the hospital and also pronounced it
small pox. Other physicians were called
in and coincided rrlth the above named
phyalcians , The sick man waa at once
removed to a ward by himself and the
bod-clothing burned , the furniture and
wood-work thoroughly washed with car
bolic acid and water and largo quantities
of sulphur burned about the piano. The
bedding at the Planter's house was aldo
burned and the place thoroughly dlsin
footed. The other patients and the at
tondauts at the hospital have been vaccln
atod aud every precaution taken to sto
the spread of the disease.
At first It was thought that it waa only
a case of vsrioloid but It is now known
that it is a malignant case of small pox ,
It demands immediate attention and
should have it.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobao
CO ,
GONE TO WOEK ,
The Strike Among tbo lee MenThe
Short litvetl.
The strike among the ice mon ia at an
ond. Yesterday afternoon the atrlkln
workmen marched in a body to Guy < S
Fitch's office on Fifteenth street , and
demanded their pay , which was giro :
them.
This morning some of the mon vrori
sick of their bargain and were ready t
return to their work , bnt the ring leaders
and Bomo of tbo moro stubborn ones n
slated that they should not , and for
time there , was a threatened war upo
the ice. . Guy & Fitch reported t
Marshal' ' Otimmlngs and told him thai
they expected trouble nnd asked that hi
send a detachment of pollco to the scon
and see that the riotous strikers did no
Interfere with such of his mon as wor
ready and willing to return to thol
work.
Roundsman "Whalon got together a
gang of policemen and was just abont to
start for the river when word waa re
ceived that ovorythlng was all right and
that all hands had concluded to go to
work. Thus ended the strike among Jtho
ice men.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To
acco is the best.
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CEREMONIES.
The Olllccrs of State Ijod o No. IO , I.
O , O. P. Installed Monday Night.
Mrnday the officers of State Lodge
No. 10 , I. O. 0. F. were installed with
tlio usual Vlaborato corumonius of the
lodge. The installation chambe'r waa
profusely bedecked with the insigim of
the order , and Hoial ducomtions. After
nn oxcullont extempore speech by M , E.
Taylor , of Blair , the follow iny olliccrs
were installed :
N. G. , J. Nelson Stownit.
V. G. , \iimlerstiuiid. .
J. G. , T. J. Oliir.
Conductor , A. S. Bohrons.
Waiden , F. L. Carpenter.
R. S. S.jJohnDisbro.
L. S. S. , G. S. GiillithH.
K. S. N. G. , P. Olson.
K. S. V , G , Couls Puterspn ,
L , S. V. G. , Clms. Andrews ,
A grand bamitiut was served which vas
i ( 'iidurcddiiu attention by all the loyal
Odd Follows.
The MAM ,
Last night as Mr. Ilonry Hart , cm ;
ployed in the store of L. B. Williams &
SOP , waa on his way homo , ho was stopped
near the nailworks by two mon who pro.
posed to go through him. Bo objected
and finally managed to got away from the
follows. As ho was leaving the place ono
of the follows told him to stop or he
would shoot him , whereupon his partner
told him to shut up , at the same time
tolling him , "that is not the man wo are
after. "
A Serious Full ,
About half-past twolro thia morning a
young man by the uamo of Campbell
slipped and fell down the stain in front
of Hlgglns * gambling rooms , on Doncjlas
street. Ho was picked up and carried In
a hack to his residence , Sixteenth and
Izird ttreots. The full extent of his Injuries -
juries , for the moat part Internal , can
not yet b < 9 ascertained.
Hallway Gleanings ,
Mams. | EusUsG. T , A. and Miller ,
G , F. A. , of the B. , t M. , leave to-day
for San Francisco , to attend too meeting
of the Transcontinental Pool association.
Advices from Portland date that the
snow blockade of recent data has been
raised. The Union Pacific trains , making
tt
_ _
connection with the Oregon llnba , atartod
for the cnst last evening ,
W. T. Kelley , formerly aupnrln'cndant '
of the Kansas Central , it in the city.
C. II. Talmago and R. G. Butler , of
the civil engineers service of the Mis
souri Pacific , are in the city. t
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
The poatoffico people are very busy at
present making the final quarterly report ,
The doctet of tha county court was called
yesterday morning. There were thirty-eight
cases on the docket.
The insurance on the McSbano building ,
injured in the Into Unmcbaum lire , 1ms not
been lalisfnctorlly ad jutted yet.
Ted Grcbo has recovered from his late so-
rloui fall nt the recent lire , and Is once more
greeting his friends on the itreot.
Officer Curry returned a pmall lost boy by
the name of Willlo Wendellwho was meander
ing around the depot to hia homo on Daen -
port Btreet ,
A mooting of the Union Pacific band waa
hold last night , and thu following officers
elected : Harry Jackson , loader ; Harry
Irower ! , president ; Gua Hckhardt , secretary ;
and William Pllaeging. manager.
A petition for the pardon of ox-Marshal
Gutheriu hai been arduously circulated by
Mr ! 0. A. Baldwin , The paper has received
a largo number of signatures and will be lire
tented to the governor next wsok ,
An Intauo report wni circulate3 about
town last night that n man , name unknown ,
had broken hia neck , near the corner of Four
teenth ana Center streets. Traced down , the
rumor du\ eloped no foundatlenof fact ,
An attachment was issued yesterday by
Constable Edgorton on the property of ono
Nathan Wncke , a Hebrew merchant , on
Dodge street , between Twelfth and Thir
teenth. Wacks has left the country , leaving
behind him a larga number of debts ,
Mr. Fritz Rlcpen , who is well known to
pioneer Omahans as the "councilman from tha
Third ward , " is now near Corrinne , Utah , on
a stock farm at that place , Ho has been for
pome titna county commissioner of Nintah
county , Wyoming , which position ho has Tilled
acceptably since IIH dopartuie from Omaha.
Yesterday afternoon before Juitico Sol
den the c.iae of Peter O'Jlourko Jamui
O'Kourke , of Florence , waa on trial. Tin
latter ia charged with painfully and mnlictou *
ly beating his crippled brother. Charlci
Brown \\-v the attorney for the defendant
and Daniel Van Ktter for stato. James
O'itourko was fined § 20 and costs. The case
will bo appealed to the district court.
II. W. Brandon , metchant and mayor ol
Tocumeoh , Nob. , and formerly a largo proper
ty owner of that place , is now in Omaha. Hi
has disposed of his business interest and cu
himself looao from the former place , .and hn :
determined to locate in this city in the mercantile
cantilo or manufacturing line , and will goon
remove his family here. Mr. Brandon is ;
sterling , enterprising citizen , and has nddci
very materially to thu growth and prosperit
of Tocunnob , and will prove a valuable acqut
sition to this city.
PERSONALS.
I. M. Metcalf and wife left the city ycstar
day on a visit to Hamburg , Iowa.
E. M. Bartlett , assistant United States dii
trlct attorney , left yesterday for Lincoln.
Judge Weisa has recovered from hid lal
illness , and Is once moro on hand smiling an
able to attend to his duties.
Mr. , T. C. Stubbs , general traffic manage
of the Central Pacific railroad , left for tli
west over thu Union Pacific lait night.
llev. D. Marquette , fonnerly pastor of. th
South Omaha M. li church , and now preen
ing elder at the Norfolk M. E. conference ,
in tha city.
Mr. J. L. Smith , basso of the First Presby
terinu choir H recovering from hia serious il
ness of the past four weeks , During hia sicl
ness hia place in tbe choir has been ably die
by Mr. Charles K. Crallc.
Mrs. C. M. Schuyler , who has been visitin
her sister , Mrs. S , M. Poff , of south Omaha
leaves the city to-day. Mis , Poll accon
panics her as far as eaitern Iowa , whore they
will vitit friends for a few weoka , when Mrisjj
Schuyler will resume her jouinoy to her homo
in Michigan.
C , W. Mills , Grand Island ; C. 1' . Bowman ,
Haymond ; George W. Willmot , Lincoln ; C.
B. Smith , Oakland , Nob. ; L. A. liuckner and
wife , Arkansas ; W. H. Walker , Clinton , Ia. ;
J. C. Baldwin , Chicago ; James Mullln ,
llochestor , nnd J. 1) . Williams , of New York
are at the Metropolitan.
Mr. C. 15 , Havens , division superintendent
of the Union Pacific , and his family , loft for
California last night. For HOIIIQ time Mr.
Havens has been ia poor health and of late ho
has been confined to the homo. His physi
cians Insist that ho must have a change of
climate for a time , and hence his departure
for the golden stato.
W. L. Onrtis , the Union Pacific clerk
who has created considerable notoriety
for himself by Ills perpetration of the
crimes of forgery and larceny , has not
yotbeon found. It now appaars that
Curtis was to have boon tried yesterday
morning in Judge Anderson's court on a
anlt of garnlaheo brought by Goldsmith ,
the clothing man. In default of Curtis'
appearance for trial Judge Anderson sent
down to the U. P. headquarters
for the pajinunt of CuttV wages , \\hlcii
have been gnrnisheed , in the Goldemi'h '
CMO. _ The order was not honored , and
no lat'sfactory ' explanntioncould b9 gained
from the lailroad people It is suppoasd
that Curis ! his auccecded in forging n
judicial order , for the payment of his
giumshet'd money. In this event , gait
will be entered ngnimt thu company.
Curtis cams hero from Detroit , Mich. ,
about four months sg" > , highly rccom
mended. He win a young man of good
nddrcsi , end succeeded ia making many
friumls. Bis acqpa'iitanccs are shocked
by the BUrtliog developments of the last
few days.
A Broken Arm.
John Chriatlanson , vhile walking iloviii
Douglas s'reet ' ) ait night hnd nn arm
broken by slipping upon the icy pavement -
mont inftoni cf Biggins' aa'oon , It wta
a oornpotmd fracture of the forearm and
quite a torioaa affair. Be was taken to
his homo at the Derail lions-\\hero \ h's '
arm wai * killfully dreistd by Dr. Ruth
erford ,
Christianron his teen somewhat un-
fortunota in the ffa-turj of hisjjinbs ,
I Ho hui pending In the United States
I court a daiuigo auit for $15,000 against
inltho Union P cifio railway , for tbe break-
I lug c f a leg while In their employ.
THE CITr FATHERS.
Summary Changes in the Local Police
Force ,
Tlio Discussion of tftc Sewer Ques
tion Minor Matters.
A regular weekly session of the city
council was hold last night. Piosont ,
Oonncllmcn Bochcl , Behin , Ford , Fnray ,
FJascall , Kaufmann , Rodfield , Thrano ,
Woodworth and Mayor Murphy.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS ,
From mayor , reporting that ho lind
read the journnls of the IGth and 23d
nit. , nnd found thorn correct. Adopted.
Heading of journal of previous meet
ing dispensed with , and president re
quested to examine and report at the
next mooting.
From Mayor Murphy , stating that ho
had approved certain ordinances.
From JohiijWIlion , stating that ho had
resigned his petition as member of the
board of public works , to take cll'oct n >
soon m convenient ,
A petition , signed by n number of cit
izens , asking for the appointment of
Joseph Barker as a member of the board
of public works , trna read. Thia paper
sprang upon the assembly n long and
heated debate over the propriety of giv
ing the pntltlon a favorable consideration.
Referred to the mayor.
A communication _ from Marshal Cum *
mlngs was road , stating that ho had ana-
ponded Oflicora Buckley and Rnano for
conduct unbecoming members of the po
llco forco. A debate of lengthy proportions
tions followed. Mr. Ford wanted the
policemen to bo treated leniently. Bohm ,
on the other hand , thought the strictest
discipline In the way of "firing" should
bo enforced. Thrano then took the floor
and opened with a glowing eulogy of the
two men whoso dereliction waa under
consideration.
A motion waa made by Bochel that the
mon bo discharged ; amended by Ford
that , they bo fined ono weeks wages.
Bochol then followed up the matter
with a short speech , saying that ho was
In favor of discharging Buckley and giv
ing Rmno another trial.
Ilodfiold jumped into the ring and
made a speech favoring a trial of the two
policemen by the police committee , de
tailing In brief the fight on Now Year's
morning which brought the two mon
within the range of censure.
In this connection the ordinances bearIng -
Ing upon the subject were brought up
and thoroughly discussed. The trouble
waa finally settled by referring tbo matter -
tor to the committee on pollco.
The bonds of William Whlto , Thomas
Poironot , Peter Motza and Chcrles Dona-
line were presented and approved.
A statement of overhauling on certain
streets , from James Fox , was referred.
Report from city marshal giving thi
number and addresses of saloons am
other places where liquor is sold through
out the city. Adopted.
From city attorney , approving certain
claims allowed in district court agalns
city. Approved.
From certain property owners and tax
payers in District No. 15 , requesting a
modification of the sewer levy In sail
district. Referred to committee- ga
and electric light.
From Elizabeth Dally , asking for an
allowance of- certain errors of over state
ment In grading account. Allowed.
From county clerk , recommending th
reduction of certain -wrongly assosset
personal taxes. Referred.
From chairman of board of public
works , detailing time of Borneo of pav
Ing inspectors for month of December.
From same , presenting street cleaning
report , with Itlmized cost.
From same , stating that'amount owing
Hugh Murphy & Co. is duo. Filed.
From same , presenting estimates from
the city engineer. Approved.
Protest of Ferdinand ttreot properly
owners against special assessment fo
grading in Hartman's addition. Referred
RESOLUTIONS.
By Lcoier , that the § 2.00 fine resolu
tion pertaining to delinquent councilman
bo rescinded. Tabled.
FromHascall } , that city engineer b
authorized to employ one rod man.
By Fnray , that the gas company bo an
thorlzoi to discontinue gas lamps on Gas
street between Nineteenth and Twentieth
tioth streets , and on Seventeenth stroo
between Jackson and Jones. Passed.
By Kaufman , that the committee 01
gas and electric light bo authorized to
erect certain gas lamps. Passed.
By Furay , that a gas lamp bo placed a
the corner of Nineteenth and Izird. Ro
forrcd.
By Thrano , that the U. P. railroa
company bo leqnested to keep a .nigh
watchman on Ninth street , between
Jones and Leavenworth. Adopted.
By Eascall , that llio city engineer mak
the necessary surveys to establish grad
on Eighteenth stront between Ylnton am
railroad tracks. Adopted.
From Thrane , ordering the ejection o
certain sidewalks. Referred.
From committee on finance and claims
confessing judgment against city in fovo
of Victor Wollf and B. F. Madson.
From same , recommending a reduce
assessment of taxes on property of I
Blrkhanser , H. B. Barnham and H. W
Manville.
At this point a return was taken t
previous order , and a petition was roai
from George I. Gilbert , represent
property owners , asking for a ro--usess
mont of taxes on property In sewer dis
trlct No. 15.
City Engineer Roaowator at this poiri
engaged In a verylinterestlng discussion c
the various pluses of tbo , question , giv
Ing several scientific explanations whicf
were listened to with great-attention.
Mr. Rosewater was followed by Messrs
Hascall and Bohm , who entered into
somewhat lengthy discussion of tbo sewerage
erago system of tbe city , Us defects and
characteristics , A great deal was said
flao , about the exorbitant taxes whicl
had boeu imposed to keep up tbo system
It seemed to bo pretty generally agree (
among the debaters that the taxes ha'
been uneqiiilly levied.
Mr. Roeowater again took the lloor an
made n brief nd p thy explanation o
tbo perplexing riddles nhich h v
tMigluu the Bkillfo.1 logical powaisof th
official disputants on tha sowcmgo cjues
tloD , He alto referred to the violation
of the apporta'n'ng ' ' criliaancjs , and sug
gested tlia fact , that to bring the sys'ei
up to a nccouary high slnndaul , tliea
same o'dioances nmtt bo rigidly enforced
Ho farther cl.imui that if the city woul
have its saner system ai neur'y pcrfui
as posiible , it limit sea that the cextal
injaiious practices among pnpert
onnerj , woto ins'aiitly atoppoJ. A vet ;
lucid explanation of tbo War ng fysten
now principally used in thia city , wn
given. Thu matter of foal smalls , ana
ipg from detritoug deposits In the sewer ;
win BSS ! touched upon ,
> From committee on finance an
claims , recommending the filing of a ape *
cial report from the city engineer nnd
coromnnicationn from Mra * Llzzlo Robotts
nud Peter Svaclno. Adopted.
From committee on streets nnd grades ,
filing certain approved estimates ,
Adopted.
From committoco on pollco , allowing n
bill from city physician.Adopted. .
From same , recommending the dismis
sal of Officers James Knight nnd W. 11.
Pottlt from the pollco force. After a
At-Arm and animated dtacuaaion , the re
port was adopted.
Report of appraisers on damages to
certain property in opening of Douglas
atrcot from Twentieth to Jefferson street ,
the amount of damages being $1200.
Referred. ,
G. M. Hitchcock addressed the council
in a short speech , claiming that his prop
erty would bo damaged In the opening of
Douglas street to a greater extent than
had boon allowed In the report of the ap
praisers , declaring , in closing , that ho
would bring suit against the city unless
the matter was differently adjusted.
From committee on iinanco , rocomond-
ing the allowance of certain bills. Ad-
cptod.
From the committee on gas and elec
tric light , recommending that the poll tion
of Dr. George E. Harfield , for a lamp on
the corner of Twenty-third and Barney
streets bo granted. Adopted.
Special committoo. that A. R. Dafrono
bo allowed $400 In the case of. Dnfrono
vs. the oily.
OUDINANCES.
Authorizing the granting of pormlta
to make connection with water pipe
mains nnd providing a penalty for violating
lating the provlalons thereof. Read and
laldlovor.
Granting the Union ( Pacific company
right of way through the alloy between
Nicholas and lard streets , from Four-
oonth street to the river. Laid over.
Granting the 0. St. P. , M. & 0 railroad
oinpany right of way crosscortaln streets
, nd Baileys w i thin its depot grounds.
iaid over.
A special mooting of the council will bo
old this morning at 0 o'clock.
THE GLEE OLUB ,
ArranROtnonts Made lor tlio Coming
Season of Music.
The Omaha glto club has made final
reparations for the oponin ? season of
muelo.
On February 3 , the club will give a
oncort in conjunction with the Mad ri
al quartette of Chicago. The Fourth
infantry band of Fort Omaha will also
ist in rendering the music of the oc
casion. It will Intoroat all Omaha lovota
if muaic to know that Miaa Emma Ma-
bellr Baker , who appeared bore some
, imo ago at the San orfcst , and
nho created considerable faroro by her
rich contralto voice , is a member of the
Madrigal quartette. Her return here
ivill be hailed with delight.
Fittther a'onr in the season will bo the
jo'nt concert of the Glto club ami
Mendelssohn Quintette club , of Boiton.
The Quintette club Is an organization
whoso performances aro' ' always of a
superior order , and1 the event will hardly
"DO less popular than the concert of the
Madrigals.
Other events are being planned , but
not yet officially announced.
The Glee club gave , a woll-attendod
and enthusiastic rehearsal last night at
' * ' '
Meyer's hall ,
District Court.
Before Jndgo Neville , an'argument waa
heard yesterday on a motion for a now
trial In the celebrated Nelson-Rasmus
sen case. Mrs. , Nelson , it will be ra
nlomberod , obtained ramo time ago i
a vordlct for $2,000 against Rasmussen
the saloon keeper , for Injuries sustained
by her husband in the uco of Intoxicating
liquors sold by R.-umussen. George. W ,
Shloldu and Hon > G. W. Doano made th
arguments on either side. Jndgo Neville
h'aa not rendered Ms decision yet , Jndgi
Wakoloy yesterday adjourned the Sarpy
county court until next term.
in the case of Jesse McCarthy , ar <
ralgned In the Sarpy county court fo :
murder , a nolle pros was entered.
The following are the district court
TEUMS FOB 1885 :
Douglas county February 2 , Jnno 1
October 5.
"Washington March SO , September 14 ,
Burt county April 13 , September 28
Sarpy county April 20 , NovomberSO ,
Qlho Court Martini.
At the army headquarters yesterday
aftepnoon , a court martial trial waa ii
progrccs before the members of the board
of court martial. Dr , Stephenson , o
Fort Omaha , was on trial for neglect o
duty. The prosecution nnlahod their
side of the case yesterday , and the defense
fenso will probably bo closed to-day.
Annual Koala ] of Plymouth Cliiirel
Pews.
NKW YORK , January C. The thirty-eight'
annual Halo of the sittloga of Plymouth
chinch , Brooklyn , took place thia evening n
1 o'clock. At the time of the opening o :
nalo the church was well filled. Beochcr sn
upon tha pla'form ' and near him II. B.CInllli
uml 11. V. White. Ihu first cholca was 8.0
the ei cond $600 , the third § 100. Nine hui
in the gallery wcru reserved by the trustees ,
paw for Mr. lieecher and one for thu nssitit&ii.
pastor. Tlio ptoinliims realized from
thu sale nf all oilier eealu aggregate ! '
$15.300 , The rentals added make the amoun
realized to-night , (27,256. Laxt ye.ir the sun
realized w rf ? 3I,38'J. The highent ever ieal-
ncd was In 181 ! ) when the amount was § 08.
01)7. ) Tlio hlghcHt bid last yoir wn by Olutlin
S5"5 for thu iiratchotce. Tha iiret choice to-
uitht brought $800. Thu foremost bidden
lost year wera h nrd bidding tn-nlphtnnc
Jleccher was exceedingly cheerful at the con
elusion of the eale ,
Desecrating a Grave.
SAN lJAXcisoo ! , January 0 - Tha Motion ! .
Coiuetery ussociatiuii baa brought suit in tin
atictrlof couit sgntnst ex-Senator Sharon mi
others /or desecratirjg a grave during tin
Shu on divorce trial. Witnesses U'utihud tha' ' .
Mipa Hill and the plaintiff in the C.IHU placed
8omu of Sliaron'n undergarments ia a newly-
umdu grave for the purpose of acting a u love
charm on the millionaire ) ex-ienitor. Ile.iltl
OHicor Wear , t thu Instigation of Shuron'i
counsel , had tlio graveojMi. i to trail ucl
articlui were deposited. The claim it nov
niadu that the grave was desecrated , em
fivethoueand doIldtH ilarmgui o l > < tl. Tin
suit la chiefly to test thu authority of th
health officer in Huch matters.
The uklnuonia lavadcri' ,
OAIDWELL , 1C * . , January . Advice * re
celved from Cair.p Kussell indicate tlut tb
party now Iuvdibg Oklahoma ia there for n
utber purpose than to bring on a collUirn witl
tbe troops. Theru aiu 409 armed men , n
faint'let ' with them , they di-claro they an
inert ) for tbe pnrpusa of roalnting the govern
ment entering the territory tinder tha guise o
hunters. They hat u rendezvoused at OI
placo. There ia DO evidence of thu peaceful
KXMipation of toltlora. General Hatch it
moviog.vith troopi to remuvo them. Should
load of life occur ic will bu becauiecf n rmed
KitUtance to the lawful orders of ths pteiident
in enforcing the Itiuiof th ) nation.
HOSTETTER-SCHLESINGER ,
CoDsniuination of the Hosteller -Scliles
iiger Noplials Last
A Itrllllnnt Invent in Society Circles
ot Oiunlin.
Ono ot the moat brilliant ovonU of the
aofiaon , in the Hebrew society of Orrmlm ,
occurred last night la the wedding of
Mr. Louis Hostottor , of Albuquerque ,
N. M. , and Mlas Fonnlo Schloslngor , of
Omaha. The
wedding cororaony oc
curred in the parlors of the Mlllard ho
tel , and was attended by over ono hun
dred frionda of the contracting parties.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Dr. Harfluld according to the solemn
nd beautiful nuptial rltos of the Jewish
hnrcb.
The bride , Miss Fannie Schloslngor , Is
beautiful young lady of nineteen yews
f ago and is the ( daughter of our well-
noTru citizen , Mr. Samuel Sohloaln or.
ho was accompanied on the brldnl snj
TOO Into the parlors by hot father and
other. Her costume was beautifully
niqno , as follows : White gross grained
1th whlto velvet front cut a la Prlnccaac
in traino and trimmed with Dachoss lace
la Po'mpndoar , draped over all in a
ullo roll ; a corsage bonuot of whlto
ilnrchnl Neil roses , whlto kid glo-vci and
' .Ippors.
The groom , Mr. Louis Hosteller , waa
ttitcd in the conventional dress black
rondcloth auit , low cut vest , with full-
oaonml shirt front.
After the pronouncing of the Html and
olemn words , which inado the tire hop *
iy young people man and wife , an In-
orinal soiree of an hour was hold , Mr.
nd Mrs. Hostottor receiving a largo
umber of congratulations ,
The tmuriiigo party then adjourned to
10 dining hall , where an elegant bau-
[ uot supper was served , in accordance
ith thu following tasty menu :
IlixwOjiters
Boulllion
Touguo Decorlu
Turkey , Sur Table
Cranberry Sauce
Geese , Munto on Bellevue
Vienna Horse Shoes
i ( > liter Mnyonnaieo Chicken Mnyouralso
Potato Salad
ORNAMENTAL.
'ierco ' Honta nio Pigeon _ .
Pyramids ot Macaioona
Bridu'a Oi.hu
Wedding Onkes Assorted Fancy Cakes
MotlierAYlno Jelly Vanilla Ice Cream
Charlotte Uusso
Oranges Fips Malngn Grapes
ColFce.
During the progress of the banquet , a
argo number of tonota were delivered.
The first ono was delivered by Mr. Samuel
uol Schlcslugor , father of the bride. He
was followed by Mr. Max Meyer , Mr.
M. Goldsmith , Mr. S. Goetz , Mr.Adolph
Meyer , Mr. Simoon Bloom , Miss Olara
Bchlosinger nnd Mr. Richard Kitchen.
The closing toasts , developing the topic
of "Bachelor's , " was delivered in a man
ner most felicitons by Mr. Julius Meyer.
During the ouppor a largo number of
congratulatory telegrams from frlonds
abroad , who were unable to bo present ,
were read.
After the [ supper had boon-given the
usual attention , the tables were cleared
and the dining hall waa converted into a
ball room , where the dnnco wni made the
supreme pleasure or the hour , until an
Oarly period in the' morning. The muaic
for the occasion was furnished by the
Musical Union orchestra.
Among those present on the joyous oc
casion were noticed : Wm. A. Hosteller ,
groom's father , from New York ; Mrs ,
Metzler , the bride's sister , from Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Sohlesingor , parents of the
bride ; Mr. and Mrs. Max Meyer , Messrs ,
Samuel and IsadorSchleslnger , brothers o
the brldo ; Miss Olara Schloslngor , sister
of the bride ; Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. A. Holler , Mr. and Mrs !
Adolph Meyer , Mr. and Mrer. S. Slmonsu
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sollgsohn , Mr. and
Mra. C. Dewey , Mr. and Mrs. Moritz
Mayor , Mr. and Mrs. llohfold , Mr. and
Mrs. S. Goolz , Mr. and Mrs. Strasscr ,
Miss Kollnor , Mr. Simon Bloom , Mr.
and Mrs. Adler , the Misses Adler , Mis ;
Hirscb , of Cincinnati , Mr. Iko Now and
Miss Newman , Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith
Mr. Richard Kitchen , 'Mr. and Mrs ,
Elchman , Mrs. E Froyhan , Mr. J. A ,
Froyhan , Miss N. Seligaohu , Mra ,
Fisher and Mr. Larris Fielicr of Nev
York , Mrs. Meyer , Mr. Iko Kauifman
Mr. Holzhoimer , Mr. Sickles.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Hostottor wll
leave to-day for their homo in Albuquerque
querquo , Now Mexico.
Illinois Democratic Assembly Caucus
Sl'lil.vai'iKLl ) . January ( i Thu democratl
house nnd senate caucus of the Illinois genera
assembly met to-night. In thu liouso caucui
the Hon. Kdw.i d , L. Ctonkyte , cf Freeport
Stephenacn county , and the Hon. Elijah M ,
Halncs , of Waukegao , Lake county , wen
plucul in nomination for speaker. On th
fir t ballot Cronkytu icccivcd thiity-nini
votes and Halnoa thirty-two , nnd Cronkyt
was declared thu nominee. The democrat ;
have only one majority in the homo including
ilninej who has been heretofore independent ,
Hollies , it I'M understood , agreed to abide b.
the decision of the caucui , but there i * emu
talk in the hotels b-ut the icpublirana noinl
Dating him for epoakor and thus obtaining
control of the lioiMB. Thisia n meio tumor ,
liowiivcrand very liltla crodeocu should b
plven It , In thu democratic senate caucus th1
Hon. Henry Seiter wns nominated for prcal
( lcnt pro tern. The ropuHearts ha\o onu ma
jorily in the senate.
II. A. D , Wilbanlcs of Sit. Vernon , receive *
thu nomination for chief clerk , T. L. Stoke1
( if Lincoln , for enrolling and uiigropslng olerk
Tin ) republican lioimi caucus nominated th
Hon. Charlen K. Fuller of Belviduu , Boom
county , for BpeaVur by acclimation and np
pointed : v coinmitte to ( elect candld.iton foi
minor ollicoa. Thu rupulillcan rvuato cnucutu
nominated W , J. OAinpbsll of Chicago foi
president.
Chargci ! With I'arriclclo.
CHICAOO , January I ! . The Inter-Ocean
Champaign , III. , special nays : Hugh Humph
reyhan brun airexted on th chargiof purr :
cide. When- recently Humphrey1 ! * fathe
died theiu was suspicion of poisoning. Th
stomach of the deceased wai sent to tne staV
urmersity wheru oxpeits proooiniced thai
death was tha result vf starvation. A thor
time previous to tha dutniso of thu clde
Humphrey , tha eon was placed under bond
for a murdeiou * assault npon his father.
Tlio Weather , ,
WASHINGTON , January ( i , Upper Mleals
slppi , genuiilly fair weather , spring temper
ature ; north , falling { temperatuie , sou tin. I
portion , westerly winds.
Missouri Valley , fair weather , southern per
tlon partly cloudy weather , local unowii north
ern portion , Wkinier weather , nieceded rx
trtma Bouthern portion * flight fail of tempera
tare , winds shifting toutherly.
A largo gang uf telegraph repair men an
now making headquarter * ut I'apillicm. The ;
a o engaged In setting now polta on the lin
beteen lieie and O.naha , The now poles an
being Bet louth of the old line , a Bulliclent di *
Unco from the railroad to make room for the
laying of HID U , I1.1 * . , proposed double track
rom Oinahn to l > apilliou.-l'aplllioa [ Time *
A SUKE OUHK FOUND AT
NO ONE KKSI BUFFER.
A sura euro for Ulind , Blpodlnp , Itching and
Ulcflrnted riles has boon dlfcolored by Ur.
WHlioms ( an Indian llcmwly , ) cnllod lr.
William's ludlan Pile Ointment A stogie-
box has cured the wont chronic cases of 25 or
50 yours ( standing , No ono need suffer five
mlnutoa nftor applyine this wonderful Booth-
itig medicine. Ijotlonn , Instruments mid elcc-
Diaries do more harm than Rood. William's
Indian I'llo Ointmtnt rtbtorbs the turners , al
loys the Intense itcliing , ( particularly nt night
nftor Rotting warm in bed , ) ncU ta n poultice ,
gives instant relief , and Is prepared only for
rllos , itching of the private parts , and for
notblno olso.
Road what the lion , J. M. Collinbs. ry. of
Cleveland , tays about Dr , William's Indian
I'llo Oolntmt-nt ! "I have used acoroa of Tile
Curoa , nnd It affords mo pleasure to aay tliat I
have never found anything which gnvo mich
Immedlat9 nnd ponnaneut relief ns Dr. Wll.
linftj's IndL-ui Ointmeut. For sale by nil drug
gists and : uoilod on receipt of price , 50o and
91. Sold Qt roUll by Kulm & Co.
O. K. GOOPMAS ,
Wholesale Agout ,
For Vnluo llocolvcO.
"How much did Mr. Smith give you
at his wedding ? " asked a minister's wife
of her husband.
"Two dollars. "
"Well , that's a very insignificant sum
for a rich man llko Mr. Smith to pay for
ouch a sorvlco. "
"It does Boem a small amount , " ho re
plied , "but you must remember that ho
has boon married before. "
YOUMGMKN-UEA1 ! > THIS.
Tita VOLTAIC BELT Co. , of Marshall , Mich. ,
olTor to send their celebrated KtKcrno-Vot.-
TAiallELT nnd other ELKCIIUO ArniANCKS on
trial for thirty days , to men ( young or old )
nlllirtod with nervous debility , loa of vitality
nnd manhood , and nil kindred troubles. Aha
for thoumntlsra , neuralgia , puralysls , nnd
raaay other diao.vscs. Complete restoration to
health , vigor nnd manhood guaranteed. No
nut is Incurred na thirty days trial is allowed.
Vrito them nt onca for Illustrated pamphlet
CO.
Trichinosis.
YOUKOSTOUN , 0. , January ( ! . John Fnrtn
.ud family , also Henry Badunter. six pel-sous
n nil are sulIorlnR from trichiiuuifi.
The dyiiauiitora caloudor for 1885 is c.
aatoful affAlr. It Is made | thn form of
cartridge. For each day In the year
, here is a tccipo for preparing or firing
n explosive , and on the tame leaf is n
moral sentiment verso. 0'Donovan
Rcasa is supposed to bo tho'nuthor. The
_ rocoods of the aalo go towards the skir
mishing fund.
Had the dynamiters succeeded in biow-
ng up Londot bridge the other day , it
rould seriously have inconvenienced a
lumber of people. Ono hundred thou-
land persons cross it every day. The
irldgo is 900 foot long and > l foot wide
, nd the lamp posts were made from can
nons captured in the Peninsular war. It
was built in 1824 , and cost over 35,000 ,
) oo.
oo.It m
It Is now said that Mr. Dairca isn't
keeping his senatorial seat warm for
HhorMr. Longot Governor Robinson in
.887. Wo have all along suspected that
ho was trying to keep It worm for Henry
i. Dawos ,
A market reporter says that his sweet
heart encouraged him , and ho thought ol
marrying her at once , but that a further
advance was followed by a decline.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CRQUNSE'fi JB10CK ,
10th and Capitol Avcnno , treats all oanot Crip
pled or Deformed also dlsoatos of th
Nervous System ,
'
Throat , Lungs' and
Urinary Organs
All easea of Catr.lure ol the Bplno , Crooked Feel
tegs [ tad Arms , Diseases of the Hip , Knee , and
Ankle Joints. Also Chronlo affections of the Liver
KhonmatlBin , ParMygle , 1'lles , Ulcord , Catarrh , A > th
ma and Bronchitis are all treated by new and BUO-
ooesful mithcds. All diseases of the Blood and Urin
ary Organs , Including thosa resulting from Indlscro-
lion , or exposure , are eafol ) and euoccogltiily treated
Young men , mladlo aged , and old men auOerln ?
trom VK'ikneuB and Nonous oihauttlon , proJuclt ,
n4Ieutlon ( ( , Palpitation of tbo Heart , Despondency
DliilnoBS , Loss of Memory , I < ack of Energy and Am
bition , can be restored to health and vigor , If case
Ii not too long neglected. The Burgeon In charge
Mas president ol tne ftotthwcsteru tiuiglcal Insti
tute and Surgeon of the National Surgical Institute.
If afflicted , oallor wrltofull description of your case ,
aud medicine may be Beet you. Consultation
troo. AdilrcsOLoili ; Dl penEaiy , Cronuso Block.
Omaha , Neb Off.oo hears 10-11 . m.l-S a 7-8 p.
10 a m.
/jTAccoirmndatlnna fiirnlehcd patients rom th
country. Send for Circular.
The JLttrycst JLine in
the City. Not
Sclliny
Bt > { 'C/iea/je lhan Any Store in
the City.
JOHNHUSSIE
,
_ _ _ _ Cuming
m
rhenomcnal In IU simplicity and edocthcnosji. Thv
Neatest , Clieavest , Lighted ind Jloat Durable
Type Writing Machine In tlio world ,
Tvpe Changed Almost Instantly
I'rloo 0 , tend for circular.
O. M , MILLER , Atent ,
1017 Hartley Ut. , Omaha , Acb
JocSlwittmclm
WEAK , UHDEVELOPEDPARTS
y ' 1I1H HUMAN lll ( > y r.NI.AKIKI ) DhVFIrl
Ol'hl > hi UI-.M. I HKNKD. " l.tn , Ion | nl.irf tlnif
ailvyrl ij Miiiint ln'ntf run , nHtr | in | r , ItirBitly tnin-
fuing ) < vfB will .ay that thMni M in viileucM ol [
lmg l niHlii . Onlh cuutmry. thHailvurti.yrK
f C'u . llullao. AxY-7r ;
OAWTAIi
'lokctfl ' only $ .1 , Sharon In Proportion
State Lottery Ooinpany
tnti ftr all the MtnlMy anil Stmi-Anntul
I/cniiiitnm Statt Let' try Om vtny ,
Kn nnnoji and contrtl tkt Drairinci
, and that tnttatnt ar ttmi'MtteH ulU
kantiti/fain > ist. find in gotd/aM foiMrd at ! i r ,
leoorpoiilod In IBM tof 15jiri bj th lecJrCMmt
i * dno llon , l und cb rU Wo paipoMt with
1 ol 11.000,000 to which * trwrrt fund ol or *
SWJ.OCa QAS clnoo be Q alJtd.
By an overwboimlntr popular tcU III fiunc&li *
WM mwla ft pill ot tat promt lt U eonitllatloo
( < oteil Doocmho * Id. A b. 1970.
The only lottery < nerotnl on luitt ( tufcctftl by
to pcoplt otany state.
It no > cr Bctuctoi po
Ita grand alnglo nnmboi drawings taki
iluoo monthly.
A sn.KNnn > orroHTUKrrY TO wm A FOU
UNK.KIU9T 01UNU JJUAWINO , C1.ASS A. IK
HK AUADHttY OK MUS'C. NKW OULEAN ! < ,
UKSUAY , JANUAHY 13 , 1S35178th MOflTlILY
KAW1NO
OA.P1TAL PllIZE , 875,000.
00 CCO Tickets at C5 each. Fractions , In
Fifths in jaopoHion ,
'
IJST OV P1UZE3.
1 OMTMfc miZK . _ _ . . . . 75.M1
1 da da . ,2SCO
1 Jo do . 10.0N
2 PIVLTRSOF ( I.OUO . 11,004
B do 2XW . f. , . . 10,004
10 da 1000 . 10CJ
0 JO BOO . 10,004
100 do 2X1 . , . . , 2)TO1 )
3 : < \0 \ 1M . DJ.OCO
6M < u -to. . . . _ . as oca
Ca do 2J . 33,004
AITSCZIVATIOK flllM.
B Arproxim Hon pilws of 4753 . 8750
0 do do COO . 460
0 du ilo 850 . . . . . . S2 0
MiioruittBft to . . 1205600
Arpl'.oatlon lei ta to tinbs nhould to tuidi onlf
o ICB offiw ol the Oompiny In Now Oitoo s.
T/or tmlhcii InformeUon vrlto donrli * Klylnf foil
ilJrc93. POSTAL NOTES , Exprosa Money Onlord , OT.
iiw Yprk ExchAnjo In ordinary kttor. Curtonoy' '
by Express ( all sums ol ? 6 ud upw.traa t our ox *
u i. D.\ui'ni ,
01 M. A. DATJBtn , Now OrIeDl ! , .
C07 SovccthBI. VTwihlnftoa U. O.
Ifnko F. 0. Uonor Ordorn pAJubli nJ dJre
oi to
NEW OHLEANa NATIONAT , CAK1 ! ,
NowOrloana I * .
13 CONDUCThl )
Soyal Havana Lottorvli
( A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION. ) [
Drawn at Havana , Cuba , EveryH2
to 14 Days.
ICKliTS { 2.00 , - - HALVES ,
Subject to no m&ilputatlou , not 0 introllod by 'tlio
parties In Interest U Is the lalrost thing In { the
nature of chance In cxiatflifco. i
For inlorinatlon and particulars apply to SniSGY
&CO.GoiicrM Agents , 212 UroailwayN. Y clty.U
UOLI , & CO. , 417 Wnlnut gtrcot , St. Louis. , Mo. ,
Frank Labrano , L D. , XO Wyandotte , Kan. I
Iv 2I-ir&e ji w t *
St , Charles Hotelt * *
013TUEET'BET.7thaml8th , - - LINCOLN , EB. i
Hn. Kato Coakly , Proprlotoroca. j u } ,
'Iy and elegantly lurnlahcil. QooJ gain ;
rogma on first floor. j
arTcrms S1.BO to S2 pi r divy , Pppjclal rates RI
members ol the legislature , ' llo IC-lm.ma
LEGAL NOTICE.
J M. Wyngntt defendant lll laka notice that * 'on
ho 15th day of Doc , 1831 Edmund Bartlett Ka.ij . , by
Juttlcoof the 1'eaco of Douglas" county , laane-ittto
rdor ot attachment for the sum of two hundrcdldol-
ars in an action pendlni ! by htm wlicreln'Jncot ) Oobo
s plaintiff , > nd J. 1. Wycort 11 defendant That
property of the said defendant. ceualatliiK of stock
of goods , fl.vturca and other peraontl prcperty pon-
tallied In hia shop , corner of loth and Jones street ,
has been attached under said order. Bald 'cania
waa continued to January Slat at 0 o'cl'ck , In I tha
forenoon. DWlUHTaULLt 1
aec20.1ewSttroo Attorney for Flalntlff * °
ti
H. S. ATWOOD ,
Plottsraouth ,
tanitnuor niOMoanflaiD ABD maa KADI
n'EHEPORO ' UD JERSEY CME
AND nmioo'on ; nBsnr BED DWINI
3TTonn letook for sale. Oorrespondcnco lollol
or tbclurm " Bhr
TTbonse connection niih Uk
a corporate name ofagro&troaa
convejs an Idta of jiut what
required by the traveling not ) .
lie t ! 3hort Unt Oulik thaw
and the Lest t bcosnadi.
MODS all of which me Inif
bed by Ibo roitcct rtllvrav In America.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
Ik ownj and en over t.ioo mIoe ot
Northern llllcc ! , / Itccncln , Mlnnceotn , Iowa
JDikcti ; atid as to n Ala lln e , brauchet and con
Uona roach all tb ereai juelnecs coiitioa ot
Korthwcstand Fr West , U ntturally antwort
dcBoiiplioD ot She IT'Ino , and Beet Itouto tettreo
Chloigo , MllwaKCO , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
OhlcagoMllw ukee , La Crosee and Wlnona.
ChicagoMilwaukeeAberdeen and Ellrndali *
Chicago , Milwaukee , Kiu Clalro and Btlllwuur
Chicago , Milwaukee .Wausau . and Mcnlll.
Chicago , MllwaukcoBeaver Dam and Onhkoill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukeeba and OeonoaowiA. ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and Pralrledn Obits ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , Onatonna aud FalrlbauU.
Chicago , Beloll Janeivllle aud Mineral PclLl.
Chicago , Klein , Uockford and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Bock Island aud Cedar Hapldl.
Chicago , Council IlIuOs and Omaha.
ChicagoBlouz City , Bioux Falleand Ta iHoa
Cblcajjo , Mlliraukeo , Mitchell and Ch , ODirUln
Rock Jslind , Uubuque , Bt Paul aud Ja > aucauolla.
Uarcnpoit "Almar , El. Paul and Minneapolis
PuIImaa tlecpors and tbo Flneet Dining Carl In
he wrld aru run on tbo malnllnesot theClIIOAOO ,
UltWAUKKB AND BT. PAUL It AIRWAY , and everr
attontlouls paid to paescngera by courteoui employe !
ot the Cornj kny ,
UEIlIULt , , 0 nTI Manager.
A. V II. CAUl'KWTKP. neaTTat * Ag .
T CLARK , Oen'iaupi. 1
- a > : o. iikn.Foitn. > t , orn'i p Aei
THE BRUNSWICK , BAlKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
[ 3U00C3SOHU TO THE J. U. Ii , & B. CO. ]
The moet extenilre manufactareri
IN TJIE WORLD. ,
John Hockitrauer Ooueral Agent or Nebraska an
Western Iowa.
CO 8. Tenth Street . . . . OUAHA , MED.
iTadatlou Billiard and Pool Table * and i t ri *
rloei
la niihrodlslao , nrou -
tig uttlvity , jioalUvoly
cures iiii | > otoncy , lost
. . onorKy.uorvougilebll-
Ity , all wonktiuse ofstncratlvo syatoin ; eltliur BOX.
* JUyinill. J ,