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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1890)
FOUND DEATH IN A HAY MOW George Olausson , a Wealthy farmer of Mil- InrJ Precinct. Commits Suicide. THE NEIGHBORHOOD TERRIBLY SHOCKED. In Ilio linrkVntclic.i of tlio NlRlit Jit ! Stonls From Illn Wife' * llcdsldo and Cut * His Tino.it. George Clmmen owned ono of the prettiest fnnns In Douglas county. IU ono hundred mid sixty brand norcs Iny upon gently rolling land , mid todny the Hold ? of wheat and corn and oats mid rye that ho planted Ho ripening In the sun , but Gcorgo Claussoii will never gnthcr the harvest. 'i'ho pretty furm , which li nlno miles west of Oinsihawat the scene of n tragedy Monday night which thoroughly snockcd the quiet neighborhood usually undisturbed by nny- thing iiioi-o sensational than a meeting of the "literary. " Mr. Ooorgo Claussen had lived Inthonolgh- borhood , honored and respected for twenty years , mid when ItVM told from farm to farm yesterday that ho had killed hlnuulf , the In formation was genoi ally received with Incredulity. But It WIM the truth. Qoorgo Clnuiscn lay In the hay loft of his barn , with a horrible gash cut'In his throat and grasping a bloody razor In n hand clenched In death. Monday night the family retired ns usual at half-past nlno and soon all those that nro now living were deep In sleep. It was sometime attar that and before the now day dawned that Cl.uisspn nroao ana dressed , went to the barnyard , climbed n ladder that led to the hay mow , and there lying upon the sweet Low mown hay , cut his throat with am/or. When the family nro-o yesterday the husband and fattier was missed , but It was thought at ilrst that ho had arisen earlier and was about the stables somewhere. But breakfast tluio canio and ho had uot made his nppeai-.mco. A search was made by the fam ily without disclosing the missing man , and tutor a while n few neighbors were sura- inoncd and Joined In the hunt. Clnussen's shoes wcro still by his bedside , together with his coat and hat , and It was evident that ho had not gene far. Ills shaving rase was found lying on the kitchen floor behind the stove , with the razor missing Tills excited the gravest apprehensions and the search was continued with increased vigor , and finally George Avcry , n neighbor , fell over the body Df the suicldo , as it lay in the darifost recess of the loft. There lay the man who had decided llfo not worth the living , clutching in ono hand the Instrument of death and In the other n bunch of hay , his features sot in death and with the gaping , horrible wound a mass of clotted blood. Insanity Is given ns the causa of the foolish let. let.For two months Clausscn's mental power ? had been failing , until recently periodical in sanity bccumo very noticeaulo In him. IIo labored under the hallucination that ho was being wrongfully persecuted. In all other respects ho was sound and vigorous and worked every day about the farm. Ills fam ily consisted of himself and wife , two young sons and an adopted daughter. These nil claim , and their statements nro supported by their neighbors , that the members of the household were always at peace amongst themselves. Claussen was moderator of the school coin- inittco in the district in which ho lived. About u month ago ho visited a neighbor , llonry Avery , and calling him to the door Bald " 1'vo done and , "Henry , n great wrong they won't huvu mo on the school board any moro. " "Why , what have you done , George ! " the other asked/ "I don't know. But I have done a great wrong and.I am no longer moderator of the board. " Avery told him that ho was still moderator and that he didn't believe ho had done any thing bad. Glaussen refused to say anything moro about the matter then and went home. But from that time ho grow moro and moro imody and despondent. IIo kept uway from his neighbors and was silent In Ills own household. Once ho told his wife that ho believed it would bo bettor if he should die. "Wait until God calls you , " she said and ho told her that ho would do so. Monday the annual meeting was to beheld held in the afternoon. Clausscn supposed it was in the morning and went to the school liouso at that time , and of course found no ono there. IIo considered this an act upon the part of his associates to got rid of him and wont homo very much depressed. Ho cultivated grain during the afternoon , but at mippor ho was not inclined to talk , and neither was ho after that. The family retired during the night , and some tlmu during the hours of darkness the tragedy was enacted. Claussen was a wealthy Gorman farmer and was a resident of the county for twenty-threo years. IIo owned 100 acres of unencumbered land , and with his other property Interests was supposed to bo worth about $30,000. Tlio DOR Catcher's Ways. OMAHV , Neb. , Juno 30. [ To the Editor of Tun BIK.J : The happiness and quiet of n suburban street of the city was suddenly dis turbed on Monday morning by the invasion of the dog catchers. Children ran shrieking after their pets , and frenzied mothers vainly strove to console their children and rescue their canlno play fellows. The brutal brigade showed no pity , throwing the fatal noose to the right and the loft , and clutching the innocent little animals with n ferocity moro suggestive of demons than men. It was a noticeable fact that they shrewdly nnd ruthlessly lassoed and eaged the moro valuable dogs , without regard to tags or own ers , while other comparatively valueless curs that had gathered to the fray , but would not bo counted worth n ransom , wore permitted to run unheeded. The wailing of the hoart-broken children ns the yelping of their pots was berne back to them from the hopeless dis tance still lingers in my ears , and leads to the Inquiry whether In the muno of humanity there Is not some wiser nnd kinder way of meeting the dog question and serving the public weal. Such shock ns was yesterday Inflicted upon the tender sensibilities In the locality referred to Is of itself sunieieut to undermine health and reason. That In these days of advanced civilization such a scene Is possible , and worse still , sanctioned by municipal authority , suggests good reason for opening the question of ' 'Man's inhumanity to man" and dogs , and dollnlng for the bcuellt of an Intelligent pub- llo whura the Una should bo drawn. What wonder that Charles Lamb should Imro said , "Tho moro I see of men the better lllkodoss. " P. A Now Industry. An Institution for the manufacture of inte rior finish is soon to bo added to the list of Omaha enterprises. L. P. Hammond is nt present organizing a stock company. There will bo a sash and door department but the specialty will bo Interior finish made by mo- chlnory to Imltuto hand carving. The company - pany will employ sixty or 100 men nt the start nnd 200 when In full operation. Two or three other clthw have made bids for the location of thu Institution but the management prefer Omaha and will lou.Ua hero If the right iort of inducements are offered. JMstrhn Court. The Jury In the ctuo of Charles B. Parker charged with several petty forBoriesrcturncd , a verdict of guilty. Judge Clarkson and n Jury have taken up the c.iso of Charles Cummlngs , charged with disposing of mortgaged property. Thu minor matter of the state against Frank Timothy has boon dUudssod. Clmrlcd Mnthows , the dog uutohor , charged with assault with intent to kill , was arraigned mid plead not guilty. For tlio Orphans' Ilonolll. Thu young ladles of St. Catherine's acad emy will glvo an entertainment at Boyd's opera house this evening for the benefit of the St. Mary's orphan asylum. The programme will consist of the rendi tion of "Paulino , the Discarded Orphan , " a touchlngly Interesting drama , In which six teen studenU of the ucadomy will take part. linings yotm OPPORTUNITY , A Ijlltlc Knko by Whlrli We titpcct to Onln Popularity. Prizes for puzzle solvers are popular , nnd ns the prize should correspond In value with the dlfUcuity of the problem offered for solu tion , TIIK llKKhns some rare chances for the diviners of the occult. The prizes nro worth striving for and are open to nil , innul-rcadors and clairvoyants not cxccptcd. FiriST OFFBH. Tun BKR will glvo $100,000 to the person who guc.isivt the exact date on which actual work will bo commenced on Mr. Hltchcoik's new postofllco on Plan tors' house square. SKCOST ) OFFEIt. A similar prize will bo given to the laboring man who will udmlttlmt ho voted for blocKMl on Mr. Hitchcock's promise that work would bo commenced nycar ago last sprlng.provldlng the worklngman will swear that ho la not kicking himself for so voting. TltlHI ) OFFF.lt. A similar prize will bo given the person In forming Tin : BRF. theamount of time elapsing between the arrival of the $70,000 for Mr. Hitchcock's property In blocktiU and his de mand for the cash. routiTif omn. : A similar prize will bo given to the person who Is willing to swear that the property sold by Hitchcock to the government for which ho received $70,000 Is worth moro than SoO.000. This opportunity Is open to every reader of TIIBBBK. Fill out this blank nnd send it to the "Guess Editor , " Br.i : oftlce , Omaha. You may guess ns often as you like , but must use n separate blank for each pucss. Only ono guess may bo put on n single blank. Cut this out , fill It and mall 11 to the "guess editor. " Follow those directions closely : "Write naino and address plainly. Only ono RUOSS on ono blank. Anyone can guess using this hlank. Address your guess to the guess editor. Uucss as often 03 you like. JSvory tlssuo or the body , every norvc , bono nnd muscle is innilostronBer nnd more healthy by taking Hood's Sursupurilln. In Memory of tlio Patriot uud Martyr Tolin Hits. Tlio Bohemian citizens nvo making great preparations to commemorate the 11 To of ono of their most illustrious men , John Hus , who was burned at the stake on July (3 ( , 1115 , nt Constanz on the Hhlno. The day of his death hsis been celebrated moro or icss among them every year , not nlono here , but in other localities. The celebration in this city will surpass nil previous efforts. All the Bohemian societies inOmahnand South Omahn have combined for the purpose. The impulse for this extra ordinary effort \vas given last winter by Prince Sohwarzotibcrg in the Austrian rcich- rath , when ho attacked the memory of John Hus in n very offensive manner , which roused all those to whom the memory of John IIus is dear and fincrcd. The memorial services will consist of two parts , the afternoon and * hc evening pro gramme. The former is as follows : Procession of all Bohemian societies of Omaha and South Omaha to Huscall's grounds on Viiiton street. Introductory address in Bohemian by John Rosicky. Memorial hymn by the Bohemian singing club. club.Memorial Memorial oratlcn in English by Tom Capck. Bohemian national hymn by the singing club.Tho The evening programme is ns follows : Introductory poem by ilrs. Jcromo Ra- cholc. Or.itior. by Hon. C. Davis , ( ex-senator ) of Crete , Neb. Memorial hymn by the singing club. Song by the children of the Bohemian school. Song by Mrs. J. Houska. Kecutation by F. W. Bandhauor. Duet by Miss Carrie Vodicka and A. Steigcr. Hussian song by the singing club. Song by J. 1C Sdunossler , of Wilbcr. Kocltatlon by John Uosieky. Song by Miss Kaufman. Song by J. A. Ilospodsky. America , by the singing club. Tableau Burning of John IIus at the stake. Thcro is nothing like Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil to quickly euro n cold or rcliovo hoarse ness. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows , Burr Oak , St. Joseph Co. , Mich. DIRECTION'S FOR OAIUYMKN. Kule.s Adopted l > y tlio Hoard ol'IIcaltli on tlio Milk Question. Tlio board of health hold a session yesterday morning ut which Mayor Cushiug , Police Chief Scavoy , Sanitary Commissioner Mor- rlssoy , nnd Plumbing Inspector Dennis wore present. A letter was received fiotn City Attorney Poppleton , giving his opinion to the effect that the board of health has authority to on- foreo the ordinance which requires the con nection of all vaults and cesspools with sewers where sewers exist. A list of unwholesome wells was reported and referred to the council. Complaints wcro received of the existence of u largo number of nuisances in viulous portions of the city in the shape of ponds of stagnant water. These were referred to the council accompanied by n request for the ap propriation of a llxed sum of money for the use of the board of health in making neces sary inspections and nnnlysos. The milk and dairy questions wore intro duced by an opinion from City Attorney Pop- ploton to the effect that the proposed levy of n tax of $ I upon each cow owned and opo- rnted by the milk dealers of the city would bo illegal. It was accordingly decided to allow the or- dtimnco to otand as now in force licensing the dealers und requiring a foe of ? l for each wagon used. Tlio following rules , reported hy City Physician Ci.ipcn , regulating dairies and the bulo of milk , wore adopted : No milk shall be delivered nnd sold : From cows that are In an unhealthy stato. Nor from cows tuut are not regularly milked twice u any , Nor from rows Jed wholly or partially upon turnips cabbages , brewer's stuff or any sub stance which might taint or in uny way dete riorate the quality of the milk. Nor with cows supplied with impure or bad drinking water. Nor any milk taken from n cow within a period of sixty days before or seven days lifter calving. Nor from any cow v. 1th inflamed udders or with wldors in an abnormal condition from- anv cause. Nor from cows which are receiving uny kind of medical treatment. Nor any milk which lias boon drawn from the cow mora than 11 f teen hours. Nor uny milk from any but the seller's own cows. Nor oveniiiK's milk taken from rows In summcr-tlmo before 4 o'clock lu tlio tiftor- noon , Nor nny milk from whlrh uny part of tun cream has been abstracted. Nor milk to which rinsings , water or other substance Im been added. Nor milk which differs In nny way from pure , fresh , sound , unadulterated caw's milk. Cows nro to bo milked In the cleanliest manner possible , without using to moisten the teats any tallow , lard , groasoor any sub- stunco which might utlcet the quality of the ii.lllc if dropped into it. Tin milking paiU nro to bo used , no uten sils to be of galvanized Iron or zinc. AH soon us the milk is drawn from the cow It is to bo cooled tu a toiuporaturo of 00 do- grooa Fahrenheit or lower. The cans uro thun to bo put In a cool place in pure air , not in cow sheds , nor in their Im- mcdlato neighborhood and the lids of the onus left partly ojxsu till ready for transnor- tutlon. r The cart or wnson employed in the convoy- mice of milk U to bo provided with proper spring * to prevent undue ngltntion of the milk whllo In transit. A clean canvass or other sult.iblo cover li to bo provided nnd iiord to protect the milk from the sun , frost and rain , The cnns are to bo thoroughly rinsed with clean water Immediately before the milk Is poured Into them ami nro to IK > keiit scru pulously clean from dirt und Impurities of every kind. AVhcn the cnns nro not In two they are to ho stood upside down on n clean frnmo or trestle with covcrd off so ns to bo fully exposed to the air. All palls , strainers , refrigerators nnd other utensils with which the milk comes In con tact are to bo thoroughly cleaned , scalded und rinsed after being used. Tickets nt lowest rntc3 nnd superior accommodations via the grant Rock Is land routoTlokot ollico , 1C02 Six teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha. SOVTMl OMAHA XfiWS. Proceeding of tlio City Council. The mayor nnd nil councilman were present nt the council meeting Monday night. A horse was hired at 51.50 per tlay for the flro department. The report of the special committee allow- In ? C. H. Prlnchott { 15 of his $731 claim was adopted. Ordinance No. 220 , Ornntlng the Chicago , nock Islatio & Pacillc railroad n right-of-way through the city was road nnd referred. The bonds of city clerk John J. Uyan nnd policeman Hnnscn , wcro approved. The ndvcrso report , on John F. Kltchhart's claim , won adopted. The petitions of C. P. O'llarrl nnd Patrick Reunion to bo appointed on the police force were referred to the mnvor. Ordinance No. 219 , relating to the inspec tion of stock , was passed. Stock Inspector Howard reported twenty-thrco diseased cat tle had been killed during .Tune. City Treasurer Thomas Iloctor stated that the books , as turned over to him by the cx- clty treasurer , did not balance. The treas urer was instructed to charge Tnomns Geary withSI.O-IO.OiJ and accredit that sum to the sewer fund. The city attorney will draft an ordinance dcllning the flro limits. William M. McDonald's communication re garding nuisances was refprrcd to the mar shal. shal.City Attorney Edgcrton reported adversely on the claim of Laufcnberg Clurko for dam age caused by grading N street. The report was adopted. Marshal Maloney reported 130 arrests dur ing .Time. A duplicate warrant for S3 in favor of tlio Carter manufacturing company was ordered. The engineer was directed to establish the [ jrado of N street cast to the B. & M. tracks. The committee will report Wednesday evening on the petition to pave Twenty-fifth from M to O streets. The Rev. Robert L. Whcclor prcscntcl a petition , not addressed to nny person , the purport of wlilcli was to have the saloons closed on Sunday. On having the paper re turned , and whllo it was being addressed to the mayor and council , the council adjourned. Notes About the City. Mrs. D. L. Richardson is visiting Mrs. S. Richardson , Council Bluffs. W. R. MacBeth has gene to Crete. Charles ICuhbacher and Miss Augusta Hanuse nnd William A. Lofllor nnd Annie Upah , all of this city , have been licensed to wed. J. B. McFarland , representing the Union stockyards company , lias returned from the Lincoln section. Sunday morning the members of the Gun club will shoot for a gold pen offered by Her man Kobert. An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Wharton is ill with dysentery. O. D. Bratton , of the Union Stock Yard bank , has been appointed notary public. Bco Hive lodge , No. 1S1 , A. F. & A. M. will meet Wednesday evening. The Rev. Robert L. Wheeler will go to Rushvillo , S. D. , to deliver the oration July 4. James Murphy offers to bet $10 on his high- klcking against uny man in the city. T. B. Scott , with his sick son , Freddie , has returned from Murray , la. Mrs. William E. Maloy is visiting friends in Stanwood , la. Frank Richardson , son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Richardson , who has been attending school in Lincoln , has returned. Work has been commenced on grading nt Albright for the Chicago , Rock Island & Pu- cltle railroad. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Gideon is quito .sick. To Nervous Debilitated Men. If you will bend us your address wo will send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltuio Belt and Appliances on trial. They will quickly restore you to vi < 'or , manhood and health. Pamphlet free. VOLTAIC BILT : Co. , Mai-shall , Mich. _ Kcmovcd to Ijincoln. The sheriff took the following prisoners to the pen yesterday : Charles Wommcrlsdorf , forgery , eighteen months ; Robert T. Neil , disposing of mortgaged property , eighteen mouths ; John Lamb , assault with intent to commit murder , three months. . BETTER THAN GOLD. " RESTORED HER HEALTH. For S3 ypara I Buffered from bolls , cryelpclas Ciid other blood affections , taking during that time great quantities ! of different racdlclnca with out clvlng no nny perceptible relief. Friends induced mo to try S. H. 8. It Improved mo from the etort , and after taking several bottles , re stored my brelth as far as I could hope for as my cge , which is now seventy-five ycara. Jlr.s. 8. H. LUCID , Howling Green , Ky. Treatise on Tllnml nnd Skin Dlicasus mailed freo. SWIFT Hl'EOU'IO CO. . Atlanta. Go. AMUSEMENTS. p Qpera. HOVD & IIAV.NE" . Managers. Thursday and Friday , July 3d and 4tli The Great Original Now York Cast , In support of America's Kinlnont Actor , JOSEPH HAWORTH In Steele MaoKiiyo'a Masterpiece , PAULKAUVAR Tlicro H but onn Hiuvortli , nml but ono I'nul Knurnr , nnil his niuiiu U llanortli , " Col. Henry Wntturaon. bc-u tlio Dri'.tm of Annrrliy. Tlioiru t Slol > hct'na No > 7 fScunurjr. Costiiniet nnil KltccU. In nil ugur- ecuus i > ruiluctlun which Imd n 200 Nights Run in New York City Itcitular | > rlcu3. Beat ) coon aalu WodnuiUnr nioni- In if. J\/u5s6c. \ / [ OUIl CLOSING WEEK. } - , uncl We < liie > ilajr , TUN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM ThuniJar , Krlilnjr. Sntunlnr nnil Huntlur , the 1'uunl- rstof lrUhAliuntltlt'4 , McKENNA'S FLIRTATION. Culhanc & Emerson's Comedy Stars. Introducing 11A11V 13DNA , tlio younccit sontf and ilnnco urlin on the Uiu , WoilnoJilny. July 2 , IminHonio lunllior eollar box , iirt' i'iiteit to uur 1'c'nlk'iiiiui pntruiK , 1'rUIny , J uljr 4 , un I'h'Kint souvenir "III bo preiontcd uur Inilr > lsltor > . Saturday. Julr B. HimlUlnic llmo Hull fortho bojrs , und a beautiful Juimuetu Jiunip bhado tur the ulrl > . One Dime Admits to All. TBBUtARUH CUSHION Jnilp.r bf.nidl.ptllj. | l ! mI n Uj. tfftiulul b r. u K.ro.Jlti rnu lilu.in.ud UKI A JTUOU " f U. X14l 4 -t'OU- IlllKCMATIKM , DVSI'KMIA. SKIIBMTAKV DlSKAflM , LUMl-1J1SKASR9. - iMI'UIIK 1JI.OOD. ILxEiR &c OO. , I'ltOPItlUTOUS AND SOI.K MANUFACTL'llEnS , OMAHA. Nnil. > SEND'FOR SAMPLECORY - THE NEW ILLUMINATED CAnTOON PAPER. FOU sitr ox5Ewsm\nsmEr.ruiiERE. _ _ VIGHT PDBLISfllSC COTciIICAGO. ILL. Denver , Colo. , Capital Prize $7,500. 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SPECIALISTS IN Clironlo , Nnrvoui , Ulood nml Surgical ( ll onnos , and dlvc..sos of tlio lye ! , Knr , Nose , Throat nml Cheat. Special Attention to OisunsL-s < > 1Vo - niuii and Children. The doctor * have Imcl years of experience In tlio hospital * of Ilrooklyn nnil Now York , nnil nro nmuiiif tlio most successful nnd widely knotru specialists In thla country. To Yotinj * nnd Mlrfllle-Acod I > lcn. Lent Manhood , Norvotn Debility , Sponnntorrliir , Soiulml Ixisnoi , 1'hyslcal Ducny , nrlsliiK from Inills- cratlon , producing dcoplessncK. iloipondoncy , plm- plei on the fnro , nrorslon to society , eniilly dlsoour- n uil , Inolc of fontlilcnco , dull , unlit for study oruuil- no33.nnd finils llfou burdensafely , pLTinant'iuly unJ epccdilycurod. Hloinl and .Skin Diinnnrs. Syphllh , a ( Ihe.TO most dreadful In Us results , completely eradicated. Grmlo-Urlnnry Surir.iry. nonorrlmOlcot. . Syphllli , llrdrocOlo , Vnrlrocclo nnd Strli-turo rndlcnlly nnd nnfely cured without pnln or detention from Ijinlnois. All Sexual ] > ofnr- inltlojund liupecllnieiUs to lunrrlngt ) successfully re moved All Hoctnl nion cs fnfoly nnd permanently cured. Hours b n. in. , till 8 p. in. Hiindnys , 10 till 12. N. It. I'orsons unable to vMl UK may bo trentnd nt their honici hy corrospoiulenco. Modlulnen and In- Btructlon ncnt by express. Consultation free. Send 4 cents In stamps to Insure reply. 218 Flftncnth St. , Onjiosito linyd's Opcrn lloitBo. Uiunlin , N > 1) . CHICMEDTCR'S ENGLISH . vPEHNYROYAL PILLS. ? ? fcJ _ ? CD CROOS DIAMOND BRAND. nd tlirari rrtUldo. Lnillc * . n 1c r Illitraard llruoil.larc'U - - Instantly stop" ? tlio most rxcruclntlnj : p.ilns1 novnr fnlls to clvo PIISO to the siifforor. Tor I'AINS , IIKUISKS , HAOICAOIin. fONiK8TIONS , INl.'LAMMATIONri. ItHEUJIATISSI , NKUKALGIA.SUIATII.'A , HEAUACHK , TOOTHAOIIE. or any other 1'AIN , u few uplillca- ions tuo like innglc , ciiusln ; ; the pulu to Instantly stop. A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Internally tnkon In closes of from tlilrty to sixty drops In n half tutnlilor of water will PIIM In n few minutes CrainprSpralns , SourStumiicli , Colic , Flatulence , Heartburn , Cholura Jlorljus , Dyimitry' Ulnrrhcea , tick Huuilaohe , Nsinsoa , Voiultlus. Nervousness , Sleeplessness , Malaria , and all internal pains arising f torn ehau e of dint or water or other causes. BO cents a bottle. Sold by all Druggists. I Carry a Complete Line of Gentlemen's , Ladies' , Boys' , Misses' and Children's High and Low Cut Lawn Tennis Shoes Which I soil nt WHOLESALE only. If you hnvo not plucod your order for fall , MR. SHOE DEALER , I would ndvisoyou to sondlttumo without ilclnyns rubber troods uro advancing steadily. 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