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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1880)
THE DAILY BEE. * i Saturday Morning , June 12.UI THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Served to Eubeetiben br curler to any put o lh dty. every d y , Eund y excepted at fifteen . ceoU per week. Any cotaplalnta about Imgaluitiaf , or Im ] proper delivery ot the paper , II addresed to this office Till receive prompt attention. Tm OMAHA DULY BEX wfll b Bulled to sub- ecriben at the following rates , payable invar- ably to advance : $8.00per umnm ; J4.C3 M months. TH OMAHA WZZKLT Ezi fiOO per Tear. ' _ Tm OvAiLt DART Bis bra by ar the largest circulation both in Ozntha nd abroao , and IB therefore the bent and cheapest advertising medium. OTPo InUreamyMitctOany.LatutM tary and Commtraal RtporU , Railroad ana PcttoHcf Time-Tablet , ut third vaa 4. BREVITIES. Pateraon sells coaL Train No. 6 from the west was one hour and a half late yesttrday. Try Saxe'a Royal Crown Olgar. Carriage Umbrellas atWoodworth'c. Soda at Saxe'a pure fruit * j/nyw. / The thermometer ttood 87" at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Judge Bartholomew married Mr. Thomas Beach to MIBB Jennie Davis .yesterday morning. The Knighta of Honor gave a very pleasant entertainment at their hall Thursday evening. Tony Denier's pantomime troupe tlrawB drowdcd houses. It'vrUl be at the Academy of Music on the ICth Inst. Elegant perfumes at Kuhn'e drug k.ore. Try Saia's little Key Weal Ci gar , lOc. Look out for zneak thieves to day. They follow every circus like a crowd of vultures or hyenas. The Swe'dish Lutheran church on GOES street pave a pleazant festival in the yard adjoining the church Thurs day evening. A band of Winnebago Indians on their return from a trip to Bellevue camped about a mile up the river Thursday. The attention of the authorities Is called to the filthy condition of the alleys in the neighboihood of Leaven- worth and Ninth streets. A train of emigrants passed throughthecityyeBterdnyenroutefrom Iowa. They report having had no rain in Tama county'sincelaatharvcst. The first one of the new telephones - phones was put up yesterday in the St. Louis ehott line ticket office , and Agent Scachrest is as happy as a lord over his new treasure. Work commenced this morning at the fcot of Farnham street , on the building of the bed of a road which will , when completed , connect the Northern Ntbraska and B. & M. rail road companies. Catching rats in traps has been discontinued at the city jail OB it robs the prisoners of their only amusement. Their favorite pastime of late bwVcoQ to "fish" for the rats JTtJWome ex- bait. Somiyiftt. " Twenty-five Swedes , direct from the old country , bound for St. Paul , Oscaola. Grand Island and Central City , went west yesterday morning. A party of eighteen Danes for Fremont and Osceola were also on the train. John Smith alia ? "Cranky Bill" Ins been examined by the proper authorities and pronounced sane. He was accordingly released. Ho told our reporter yesterday that if some one would give him work he would endeavor to reform. Thursday afternoon the remains of the late Dr. Charles A. Henry , were conveyed to their last resting place. The services were held from the resi dence of his brother-in-law , James E. Boyd. Rev. Mr. Belts , officiating. The case of Mercer vs. Johnson was on trial in the district court yes terday. Johnson is the parly who claims to have lost his hand through unskillful treatment by Dr. Mercer on account of which was given in THE BEE some months ago. The Northwestern train from the cast yesterday brought in a blind girl , bound for Lincoln , and a deaf and dumb girl , with the same destina tion , came in via the Hock Island. They formed an acquaintance and will travel together to their destination for mutual benefit Early Thursday evening the 9th infantry band , who had been engaged for the occasion by Hon. Pat O. wes.serenaded . Mr. OtisH. Ballou , the new U. S. marshal , at his resi dence in North Omaha. Mr. Ballou responded 10 a brief speech to the con- KratulatinR of his friends , and speeches vere also made by Col. Smythe , Chas. Oreen , E. M. Bartlett , Gen. O'Brien , , Burnham , Hon. J. 0. Cowin nndP. 0. Hawes. ' "The Finest" Cream Soda Water ; at "BELL'S DBUQ STOKE. " codSUll o ATKINSON'S great clearing tale to- If you want Hosiery or Gloves , If yon want Collars or Ties , If you want Ribbons or Buttons , If you want Corsets or Underwear , If yon want To Buy Bargains Go To Kurtz's Store , Creighton Block. few For choice butter , fresh vegetables by and berries , call on A. McGavock , Tenth and Marcy streets. his ATKINSON'S great clearing saltto- day. at tor The National Game On Saturday , the 12th instant , the next regular game of the championship day. aeries will be played by the B. & M. nine and Hutuals , at 3 p. m , , on the eat MfOciatloo groands , ATKJNS01PS ' pw * dtarivg tdt to- IOWA'S CYCLONE ; A Terrible Tornado Visits the Eastern Portion of Pottawattamie County. Leaving Death and Ruin in Its Path. A fearful cyclone visited the aouth- lastern portion of Pottawatlarnie sounty on Wednesday evening last , rhich , for its fatal dcstructiveuess , ia nprecedented in the history of south western Iowa. The storm was at itsjfnry near the mall town of Macedonia , where fear- ul haroc was made of several houtcs and barns. A railroad camp , in the rlcinity , wa-j totally demolished , the crapers being twisted up as though made cf tin. The tornado lore north oa its destructive mission , tearingup everything in its track. The first LIFE WAS LOST at the residence of Alex. Oalcr , where member of the family was killed by the falling timbers of the dwelling. A itlle further on the entire family of Mr. Jesse Osier were killed outright by the death-dealing messenger. A aniily named Phelps , eight in num-11 ber , were killed. A telegram from Bed Chk says : Twenty persons t-.re known to have been killed , and six or eght are miss- ug. Nearly all the physicians and a arge number of citizens of Red Oak have left for tha scene of the disaster. Owing to the fact that the tract vis ited by the cyclone is situated several nvles fi om any railroad or telegraph point , the news of the storm did not reach this city until late yesterday. It is impossible at this writing to estimate the amount of damage cone io prop erty , although many horzci , hrgs aud cattle are killed and crippled. JFroin what hs alrea-iy been re ceived , the conclusion is waranted that the storm of Wednesday night was one of the most disastrous to life and limb that has over visited western Iowa , and will not soon be forgotten by those who witnessed it. It was terrible in appearance and horrifying in results , taking ai it did the lives of men , n omen and children without a moment's warning daehing to atoms thousands of dollars' worth of valu able property , and leaving many home' less and destitute it will be a eorrow ful event that will long be remem bercd. $20,000 worth of fine MILLINERY to be sold within the next 30 days a ATKINSON'S , the ach-wwledged had ing establishment , corner of Dougla and Thirteenth streets. Do your shopping at Kurtz's. Just unpacked to-day another in voice of Gold Bracele's very latcs patterns. The public are invited tc come and see our now goods of th finest manufacture and latest styles o 5pec inM1JnfvbraiiTi"cWf Ge" x fi Wore , at Edhofrn & Erickson's , th Jewelers opposite the postoffico. Low eat prices in the city. Call and com pare prices and quality of goods. Largest and best assortment of Roger or Bro.'s Silver Nut Picks and Nu Cracks , Tea and Table Spoons , at Ed helm & Erickson'r , the Jewelers oppo site the postoffice , Fifteenth an Dodge streets. Strangers , visit Kurtz's Store. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to day. Democrats En Boute. The California delegates to the na tional democratic convention at Gin cinnati passed through the city Thurs day afternoon , with the intention O taking a general trip through the east , bringing up at Cincnnati.in time for the convention. The delegates are Mezsra. John Foley , C. H. Maddox , W. P. Frost and J. E. McEIrath. A large number of distinguished Califor nia democrats accompany the party. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to day. Headquarters tor Joe Schlitz't Milwaukee boor at MERCHANTS' EX CHANGE , N. E. Cor. IGth and Dodge. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to day. ATKINSON'S great clearing safe to day. To Loan 3,000 , at 10 % interest. AViujsM. YATES. Laundry work will bo collected and delivered by the Omaha Shirt Factory. Leave your address. First-class work ; aarantecd. Homo comlorts , moderate rates , Astor House , New York. inlG-lm St. Barnabas Day. Yesterday being St. Barnabas' Day , hero were two services held at St. Barnabas church at 8 and 10 a. m. , at the latter of which holy communion was administered. The Rev. Mr. BetU , of Trinity church , Si Louis , was present at both if theco services , and also preached an txcelleut discourse Thursday. Mr. Bet's ' was formerly pastor of St. Bar nabas , and will be well remembered by many of the readers of THE BEE. The members of the church are giv ing a picnic at Hanscom'o park yester day afternoon. 0. Dennis Kearney at Omaha. The Omaha Labor Union have been making negotiations during the past days which terminated yesterday the receipt of a telegram from Dennis Kearney stating that he would stop hero and deliver an address on return from the Chicago conven- | vention. So the people of Omaha will the last have a chance to hear the era of the sand-lots. ATKINSON'S of great clearing sale to- . Murphy & LovettinB. Agency ; old established agency in this state. fire. ATKINSON'S grtat clearing talt f . . The Omaha , Firemen Return I from the Marshaltown Tournament. Chief Galligan , of the Omaha fire department , and the other members of the department , "who went to the Iowa firemen's tournament , returned yesterday morning , accompanied by the Union Pacific band. from Mr. 6 11'gan wo obtained a report of the tournament. Hand engine companies from Inde pendence , Waterloo and Stale Centre were in attendance. , Mawhalltown , Muacatine , Daven port , Cedar Rapids , Council Bluff * , llarengn , Sioux City , Waterloo and Boone hoie companies contested. Hook and ladder brigades competed from Muscatine , Manchester , Wall Lake , Council Bluffs , Cedar Rapids and Atlantic. I The Henderson hose company , of Cedar , Rapids , won the fi.at prize awarded to hose companies , making a run of 300 yards and laying 300 feet of hose in 43 | . The second prize was won by the Fourth Ward hose com pany of Cedar Rapds. Time , 46J. The third and fourth prizes was won on a tie between the Woodbury's and the Hope hose company , of Marshall- town. Time , 47i. The Rescues , of Council Bluffs , won the fifth prize by a record of 48J. The prize to hook and ladder com panies wwwcn _ by the Rescues , of Muscatine. The contest was a run of 300 yards and the erection and climb ing of a thirty foot ladder. The R-.scues , of Council Bluffs , won the steamer prize , getting water in five minutes and six seconds. The Jennie Jewell , of Waterloo , won the belt for the fastest run. ' The hand engine contest , longest run ia twenty miuutes , was won by the Cataract engine company , of In dependence. The judges of the contests were selected from states bordering on Iowa , consisting of Chief Brackett , of Minneapolis , Chief Boynton , ofMon- moulh , 111. ; and chief Galligan , of Omaha. The Omaha boys are cnthusistic over the good treatment that they re ceived at the hands of the Marshal town firemen. The Union Pacific .band won many enconiums from the firemen who were in attendance , and was voted to be the best band. present , .although there several crack bands from other cities there. -"The Flncst"- _ Cream Soda Water " ' ' : at "BELL'S DKTJC STOUE. " codStJll ATKINSON'S great clearing sa'c to day. Men's and Ladies' Low Shoes to suit all at Fullricde's. PBRSONAli PARAGRAPHS. Rev.E. H.OS0ZL- . , . , to his home. - returned Dr. G. H. OolliiiB. of n - in the city. Mr. Fred McConnellhas returned from North Platto. Lt. Gov. Yale , of Minnesota , was in the city Thuraday. Mr , Will -Bonner returned frcm Denver Thursday afternoon. H. A. Hastings , U. S. Daguty Mar shal at Lincoln , is In the city. Dr. Byrne , U. S. A.passed through the city , yesterday , bound for Cali fornia. Mr. 0. J. Saleabury , a brother of the well-known stage proprietor , has come to Omaha to locate. Mr. Geo. T. Phelps , cf the Ogden House , Council Bluffs , went west to Cheyenne , yesterday morning. Mr. Thos. Kimball and Miss Belle i Kimball came up from Lincoln this noon for their summer vacation. Mr. Wru. Neseman , a clerk in Henry Bolln's establishment , has gone to Europe for the benefit of his health Albert E. Richards , press a ent , and W. R. _ Hayden , general manager of W. W. Colo's circu" , menagerie arid living wonders , era in the city. Rev. E. H. Belts , pastor of the Trinity church in St. Louis , and formerly pastor of St. Barnabas in this city , is in town on a visit to his old parish. 'General Alvord , paymaster general of the United States , and at one time a resident of this city , has retired from thtf service. Citizens will remember - member him as a qontleman whom the government will with difficulty replace. , Among the. many arrivals of the Metropolitan hotel are the following : F. J. Barrclt , Chicago ; 0. A. Erchol- . berger , Baltimore ; M. E. Powers , Cedar Rapids ; P. M. Gem , Lincoln ; J. A. Barker , FondioZace , Wis. ; E. Keller , Council Bluffs ; J. Wolverton , Belvidere ; Wm. Adies , Dacater ; A. B. Ewood and wife , Fremont ; J. I , P.i'ey , H. S. Kimball , Burlington , . Vt ; J. A. Lumsden , Davenport ; Warren Ford , Cheyenne , W. T. ; F. G. Crowell , Ottumwa ; H. Hogenbach , Waterloo ; G. Js Ness , Brownsville ; D. Yan Court , Sandwich , Illinois ; tl. Ascholes , Boston ; M. S. Molony , Belvidere , III. ; Neill Burgess , George itoddard and wife , Fred. Burgess , I. . Lunt , lilus May Taylor , Miss Nelat lie Peck , DanielB. Hopkins and wife , ca Havericy's Widow Bedott Comedy tfl company. Ai - * . .je ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to . . It ce o not forget to try the Eagle Mills and Flour , the best and cheapest flour in o\i market. sti THE GREAT SALE Ulsters , at large reductions , is now day. going on at Kurtz's Cheap Store. All our groceries ara new since the mj . Call and examine goods and half prices.- N A. McGAVOCK. ani me ATKINSON'S " great charing lalt ffl at' . . * si ' - ' WEEOK OF THE "DOBIS , " Sunk in the Recent Gale off Point Gumbo. Wreckers at Work. Yesterday morningareporterof THB BKE crossed the river , and after a > risk walk of half an hour reached he scene of the late disaster. Point Gumbo , or Gamp Richardson , as it is ometimes called , is on tbo east bsnk jf the M'saourl about two miles up itream. It is government property and is used as al"lay-up" point for gov ernment boats cf all kinds. Two or tl hree wooden dwelling * , the residences tlol ol i the men in charge of the property , is all the place can boast of. The "Dori , " an iron-clad , side- wheel tug-boat , was mocred at this point last September , and was under the charge of Mr. Charles Davis , who occupied one of the dwellings cloze to ; he river baiik. We found Mr. Davis md from him loomed the following particulars ot the dsaster : Tte atorm ot Saturday night was fearful n the extreme , and the od ! "Murky" bahaved in a manner disgraceful to a stream which has so long born a re putation for its pacific nature. Waves ran mountain high , breaking against the high bank at the point and'throw- ng the spray thirty feet high. At the first signs of the approaching gale , everything on board of the "Doris" waa made snug , "and every possible precaution taken , but in vain. As the storm increased the waves , aided by a strong wind blowing inland , broke over the little iron clad and tossed her about as an egg shell on the ocean. The "Doris1' stood the tempest brave- Iv.and it was not until some time after her ' wheel house" and wheel went by the board that she gave up the struggle and went down in eighteen feet of water. There was a lively sceneat the point this morning. A gang of wreckers , under the charge of W. B. Spencer , of Raymond & Campbell's , of Council Bluffs , wore busy with axe and ham mer preparing for an effort , which will be made to recover the remains of the tug. A large hydraulic pump is being placed in position , with the aid of which , the sand , with which the hull is filling , will bo washed out , thus aid ing materially in the work of raising. The boiler , machinery , and iron hull of the "Doris" won't be very seriously injured , but her woodwork was com pletely wrecked by the waves before ho settled. Chas. West and James Murphy , two boatmen , took advantage of the brisk breeze yesterday and indulged in a miniature regatta , using skiffs with head spread sails. After a dis play of some neat "gibeing" and "tacking , " West's boat crossed Mur phy's on the lee bow and lead off with the wind fore and aft. In the lan guage of the sporting fraternity West thinks his skiff can "yank the bun" every time. ATKINSON'S jrreat clearing sale to- , ' day. cuurp shooters. The fourth glass ball shooting match for the Mills medal , presented to the Omaha Sportrnen's club , took place yesterday afternoon in Lake's addition. The number of balls shot at by each man waa 25 , and the score wai as follows : Geo. T. Mills 17 , B. E. B. Kennedy 19 , Judge Lake 1C , Z. T. SprigglS , Blake 18 , Hughes 18 , Petty 24 , McCartney 17 , Peabody 13 , Homan 18 , Brucker 1G. The second of a series of six pigeon- shooting matches , by the same club , will take place this afternoon. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to day. The June Riae. The river is reported to be rising rapidly all along its course from this point j northward , and in a few days a chance will bo given to test the effi ciency of the alleged rip-rapping done at the river front some two years ago by government contract. The work already soows signs of weakness in several places , and should the water rise very high , fears are entertained for the safety of the river front. ATKINSON'S grcit clearing sale to day. Sneak-Thieves. Two young gentlemen came over the river from Council Bluffs Tuesday evening , and put up at a house on Sixteenth street , where they were given a room with a third party a young man. Daring the night he had occasion to leave the room , and on re turning he was surprised to find that his , room-mates had vanished. Fur- ' the'r . . investigation revealed the fact that all the money and other Valuables in his pockets had been abstracted. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the parties. A gentleman who put up at the Pa cific house on Wednesday night , found on arising yesterday morning that the turn of $13 had been abstracted from his . A pockets. search-warrant was issued. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to- It pays to trade at Kurtz's. This Morning's Fire The alarm turned in from box two an early hour yesterday waa oc casioned by the discovery of fire Ia a two-story house belonging to Mrs. Arleson , corner of Charles and Saunders - ders streets , at the time unoccupied. is believed to be the work of an in cendiary. : The house was uninsured , the loss will fall heavily upon the owner. The house was totally de ' stroyed. ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to . Owing ( to other business that needs attention I will sell my undivided ! interest in the European Hotel file Bakery and give possession im mediately. Call on or address ma the Europoap Hotel. | h tf 5 , T , ACADEMY OF SCIENCE , I-A Profitable Meeting Thurs day Evening. The fourth regular meeting of the , Nebraska Academy ot Science was hold Thursday evening in Williams' dock , President Anghey in the chair. Rich specimens of silver ore Tor the cabinet were received from J.XW. Small , of Idaho Spring , Colorado. Prof. Emerson , of the State Uni- erslty , delivered a lecture on the Or- jgin and Development of Architecture. Architecture commenced at the north pole with the curved arch , and as it pro gressed toward warmth it approached the angle , until when the warmer countries were reached the flit roof was used. In the north roofs must be steep to support heavy loads of snow. Toward the south they must be built to shed rain. In rainless Esiypt they are made flat , for protec tion from the sun. Different materials determine the form of the building. The human race desires to imitate- rather than originate , as is shown in the rude drawings of the savage , where one copies rather than compares with the original object , and make such ccrrecticns as render it a correct prrsontation. Greek ar chitecture was the most per fect. . The Romans copied only it ? rougher parts. Temples in which people worship God only , show true architecture. After the Greek , the Gothic had everything pointing up ward toward heaven. Dark and gloomy , with narrow windows , they were fit places for the worship of dark ages. ages.The lecture wag interesting and en tertaining. The Academy adjourned until the second Thursday in September. f Police Court. Donahue , the man who waa arrest ed for wearing a suit of clothes that' did not fit him , was unable to give an account ofthimsolf and was sent up for | twenty days. For nice Men's Low Shoes visit F\ill- \ riedo's shore. Omana's Lake. Several young men hi the city are proposing , if the club that has been organized to improve the lake to the north eat t of the city do not carry out their plan , to lease or purchase the steamer "Lily"now lying en the river bank near the bridge , and remove it to the lake , where they will fit it up as a pleasure boat , and run it during the week of the state fair , and longer , if it proves to be a paying investment. In addition to this they propose to purchase a whole fleet of smaller boats. From this it would appear that the lake is certain to be utilized by ono party or the other within a few months.- W. N. Whitney has a few more pairs of those gents' low shoes , which ho wishes to dispose of. Give him a call and secure a bargain. It ATKINSON'S great dearingsale to day. Hamburg Flcs 25c a box. "Gone with a HandaomorMan. " Joseph Watson applied Thursday to the police judge for a warrant for the arrest of one Crawford for living In adulfprv wifl. his i"7-- . ' - } " * 5 * reporter of TBK IEE interviewed the man and learned the following facts : About two years ago ho married a Mrs. Hall nt Lincoln , and for a long time lived happily with her , until a man , Crawford , living in the western part of the county , crossed their path and shattered the bond of love and union that bed made their l < ves a pleasure. Crawford has been in the habit of visiting Mrs. Watson during the absence of her liege lord. One day Watson left home early in the morning , and relumed at the usual hour for dinner , but , alas ! the honte was vacant , and he wr.s informed by the neighbors that his wife had gone off with Crawford in a wagon. He followed his wife to Crawford's residence in the coun try , and a scene ensued , she r -fusing to return until she was ready. Wa son eays ho is not particular about living with the woman if she prefers another man , but he is "not going to be bulldozed by Crawford. " The sheriff has as yet failed to serve the warrant , but further deleopmenta may be looked for in a few days. * * ' ' 4 , MISSING. A case o constipation by using Hamburg Figs. State University Election. The State University regents he'd an adjourned meeting at Lincoln Thurs day morning. Mr. Charles N. Lit tle , A. B. , a graduate of the Univer sity , was invited to accept the mathe matical chair for the ensuing year. A conservatory of music was provided for , and Mr. S. B. Holman appointed director oftho same. Professor Woodbury - bury was elected Professor of Anglo- Saxon and Rhetoric , and Professor Elarivood was re-elected Profetsor of English history and Literature. Re gent Holmes was elected presidcnt.of the board.Professor Aughey was elected Dean of the board. The ser vices of Prof. C. B. Palmer as princi pal were dispensed with for the future , and other important business wa § transacted. Over eighty millions of dollars of Insurance capital of the oldest and best home and foreign companies rep * resented In the agency of Taylor & Howell. dJ61f District Court June Term. The following proceedings were had on Thursday : McLaughlin vs. Kelsey ; judgment against defendant for $27.60. Preston vs. Woodworth ; default set aside. Purcy vs. Humphries ; judgment in replevin for plaintiff. Thompson vs. Wright ; judgment of asticp reversed and caufo retained 'or ( rial. Donn vs , Gibson ; demurrer over-1 | ruled. I H Durant vs. Frost ; dismissed. k Sipton vs. Frost ; dismissed , hy Dunn vs. Gibson ; judgment for de fendant. Durant vs. Frost ; Thomas Bryant made party defendant , with leave to answer on the 19th inst. A Messrs. Earl B. Coe and Lewl < J , Blake were admitted to practice. LAKB MINNETONKA. THE FAM00S SUMHEKUBSORT AND FISH ING GROUND 1HE FIRST EXCURSION TO LEAVB OMAHA JUNK 30. The unsurpassed pleasure resorts of Minnesota became famous long ago , and amid her unrivalled scenery and on the superb fresh , water lakes there meet every year peoplefrom all parts of the country , and especially from the extreme south and all along the banks of the Mississippi anjl Missouri rivers. The Minnesota resorts are' becoming every year more and more popular in Nebraska , and a number which has already become very lar e make it a custom to pass a portion of the summer at the Minnesota lakes. The first Minnesota excursion-of the present season will leave Omaha on Jane 30 , at 3:45 : p. m. , going over the Sioux City & Pacific and Sioux City & St. Paul lines. The fare for the round trip to > St. Paul and return has been fixed at $18 35 ; tickets good ] for sixty day * . Full particular * ot the excursion , with pamphlets descriptive of Minnesota scenery and giving full directions for reaching the resorts , all of which are but a abort ride from St. Paul , can be obtained by addressing Maj. J. H. O'Bryan , general south western agent at Council Bluffs , d tf ATKINSON'S great clearing sale to day. Why dose yonrse ves with nauseat ing medicines , when a purely fruit cathartic will cure yon at once Ham- barg-Figi. Try them. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Advertisement * To Let For Sale , Lost , Found , Wants , Boarding &c. , 'will be In- ' aertoi ) In these columns once for TEN CENTS per lit. * ; each robscquentlneertlon.FrVE CENTS jvr line. The first insertion never leu than TWENTY-FIV * CEMTS. T0 LOAK-MOKEY. TO LOAN Call at Law Offlco tWIBT . THOMAS. RoumS.Crefchton Block ONRT TO LOAN 1109 Farnhun street. Dr. Xdwmrdn Loan Agency. nor-S2-t ! HELP WANTED TITAM2P-Glrl tthe WESTERN HOUSK VV " -J7 TITTANTEP 2 gtrls ai EMHEIT HOUSE. 84-11 ANI ED A trawling agent , who can com W fmaod a ffnt-clus bujinesi In Tets , Cot fees. Epicej , & " . In Nebraska or Kansas. > d drew with reference. H HUMAN BROS. & CO . 22aod2iSoWatorSt.lCbfc30. 4M7 \\f ANTED Situation ai teamster or coach Vy man by a young man , who understands taking care ot horses wan'-a work sml not afra'd I of it. Address P. J. C. , Bee Office. 40-11 A few gentlemen , can beftccom- WANTKD with toard > nd logdlng at the S. E. cor. 16th ani Davenport Sts. 41-17 WANTtVHMSCEULMEOIS. TTTANTED Situation as coachman or for gen- YY trjl work aboa * a hotlie , [ food reference given. AdJie-a P. H. C . Bee Offic3615 man desires * ltu Uon in tome AYCUNQ permanent business , will fnrniih good re ference. Inquire atthe PACIFIC HOU.- . 53-12 [ 'AN TCD HOUSES AND LOTS for cus- ' tomera. JNO. L. McCAGCE , Aprcnt. J7-61 , IWOCARPKNIERSWANTED. T. MURRAY. T 3-tf TNTKLLIOENCE OFFICE , corner 16th acd J.Davenport. . 410-tM FOR RENT-NOOSES ANB LAM. -BURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANTLY LOCAT- JC ED FOR BENT At gotith east corner | of 14th Hd Chlrago Itrceta , convenient to thebuai- Hem part'ot the city. 66fl-U TO RENT With or .without board ROOMS . 1710 DaTenport St. , 25- FB RENT FnrnUbadr'oonacbeap ; by week or month. Applrat AMER10AM OgE TlOB RENT A ijilendkl Ptretbgttnh Oal err. C * < M-tt .L. B. WILLIAMS & SON/ i FOR SALE. F OR. SALE Cheap , an excellent riding or driving mire , youny , sound and geatlc. AddrfM "Horseman1 Cute Bee. 31-11 JAM prepared to deliver soil water toanv part of the city for low prices. TTi.Ufy by postal or leave orders at my house , THOS. SWIFT. SWIFT.635tf 635-tf T710R BALE A house with 5 rooms and lot in J ? Nelson's addition. Inquire of Fred. Ileni- recVson's trJCat market , cdf. of 16th atld Califor- nb Sts. C24-tf "C10R 8ALE Small eoda fountain in good con- 1 ? dition. D. W. SAX { , corn r 13th and Farnham , 677-tf mo BtJlLDBBl.I'LASTEHEaS AND MASONS , JL Coaftt bank land , gravel for gardens And moulding sand will be delivered at short notice. Leave onlTS t H. Slefks 1414 Funbam , Ind Charles. Brandts , 021 } FarhhaA Sts. HANS BOCK , Bueeeiiapt to Chafle * Daniel CBg-tt TOOK SALE Coltonwocd lumber of all sizcs.at E REDMOND'S , Sixteenth-et. 516-tf T70B SALE A. snill dwelling house , next to JD O. Hi Collins rwidenc- , corner 19th and Capitol -Avenue. ) or Information call at 0. H. a 5. 8. COLLINS. 1S1 Farnham Street. 605-tf -p OK 8ALK-A Grill Mill. Apply at JL 472-tt L.R WILLIAMS i SON. FOR SALE A KeVr Amencah Bewlnfr M - cblne In oed condition , with all attach ment * . Hustle EOldbefOfg the 16th of May. TOT Information ajpty at ATKINSON'S Millinery Store , corner Dumbs and 13 th Streets , 474-tf F0.n. SALE Two of ( ho celebrated J. K. Brunswick & Ealke Co. ' * Nonpareil Bil liard Tables. Nearly new. For lale cheap. Ztf C. W. HAMILTON , MISOELIANEOUB. FOR A FINE BEaiuenuc front , Doorsa counter , Han.le , Store fiUlnar , veneered work go to 1310 Dodse street , A. F. BAFERT.A CO. . Boildei * . abZAevmt-trV Freieripllon Fret , FirthesBeed/Cr * Seminal Weakness. Lou nf Manhood , and all . ardent lironffht on by indiscretion or eicsess. Any DrnKnottiAHthaincrpdientx. Address C/H.VI330.V rfs CO. . 78 JTwouSt- . V- GRAND CELEBRATION. Our National Holiday will be celebrated on Monday , July 5th , 1880 , by a pic-nlc , to be held at Sailing's Grove , in Sarpy County , under the auspices of the Catho'lc ' citizens of apillion. ] Ar rangements ta ' > e been made with the U. P. B. | The train will leave Omaha at nine o'clock a m. , and return at seven p. m. , and Papillion at ten a , m , returning at six p. m. Foot races , sack race * , and other amusement * and games will take p'ace , wbl'e the best of order - ' der will be preserved throughout the day. Par- tics dewing to rent stands will confer with the committee , J. DArcy and M. Tex , at Fapillion. The committees will leave nothing undone to make 1'p'easant ' for thos * intending. Programme of exercises will be published hereafter. I M. Dims , " LIWII LwsClB , K.LJUTO1M9 , Executive Committee. J > K. A. S. FENDERY , CONSULTING PHYSICIAN , HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED BIS MED ICAL OFFICE , < 93 Tenth Street , - OMAHA , NEBRASKA , Offering his service ! in all department * of medicine and surgery , both In general and special practice , acute and chronic diseases Can ' be consulted'night " snd day , and will visit al I parts of the" city and county on receipt of letters tl . T telegrams. Je9-tf ACADEMY OP MUSIC ! ed GRANDEST EVENT IF THE SEASON I AND CHARITY THE CAUSE. of Tuesday June 15th. BENEFIT OF MISS EMMA HENDRICKS , T&wssssijr the AlnnJo.lin Comedy Co. . on which 0 ? cawn wl 1 be produced the beautiful Drama of B. TICKET OFJLEAYE MAN , ggANP yOCAL AND. Hf , , W and Tfcti. He ' 1 i ' 'i"1 ' " ' * ' LATEST TELEGRAMS t Are Not Half as Interest ing to the General Read er as the Following Price List : lOIbsof Asujtar for H 00 lOHbs extra C sugar for 1 00 11 Ibs Canary C. Sugar for 100 9 Iba Granulated Sugar for 1 00 SJIbs Cut Loaf Sugarlor t CO 8 Ibs eood Rio Coffee for 1 00 6 Ibs best Rio Coffee for 1 00 i Ibs choice Ja\ Coffee for 100 SJ Ibs best Mocha Coffee for 1 00 Young Hyson Tea per ib , 30 to 40 Oo'oiifrTeapcrlb , SO to 40 J r nTeaperlbSOto W Finest GunpowderTea perlh 7B Best O K Flour per sack S 16 j .Snow Flake winter wheat flour S 65 Havensbc8t [ flour 4 M 20 bars White Russian Soap for 100 SO bars Climax Soap for 1 00 24 bars Laundry Soap for 1 00 18 bars Linen Soap for 1 00 Pure Maple Sjrup per gallon 1 16 Golden byrup pergallra. . . . . . 60 New Orleans Syrup per gallon 70 New Orleans Molasses per gallon 46 Sugar House ilolisscn per gallon 10 1 * Ibs St. Loma sod * Crackers for 1 00 17 Ibs St. Louis Oyster Crackers for 1 00 lllbs Boston Butter Crackers for 1 00 11 IbsGinger Snaps for 1 00 13 Ibs Now Currants for 1 00 8 Ibs New Blackberries for 1 00 4 Ibs Pitted Cherries for 100 10 Ibs Dried Peaches ( halves ) for 1 00 10 Ibs Choice Dried Apples for 1 00 10 Ibs best new Prunes for 100 10 Ibs. best Valencia Raisins 1 00 7 Ibs new layer Raisins I 00 Peaches. 2 ID carm 16 Peaches , 3 Ib cans ( standard ) 22) PiePeahes. 6 Ib cans t5 PeachesCal)3 ( ) Ib cans 30 Blackberries. 2 Ib can 16 Apples , ( York State ) gel can 85 Blueberries 3 Ib tan 16 Cherries 2 Ib can 12J Damron Plums 2Ib caus _ . . 15 Raspberries 2 Ib can 15 Strawberries,2 Ibcan 20 Siring Beans,2 Ib cans 124 Baked Beans , 3 Ib can 20 Lima Beans , 2 Ib cans 12 < Sngarcorn , 21b can 12 Yarmouth corn , per can 17i Tomatoes , 3Ibcan 16 Succotash , 2 Ibcan , . . . . 12J Pumpkins , 3Ibcan ' . 20 24 Ibs beans 1 00 9 Hudried Lima beans 1 00 85 Ibs hominy 1 00 11 Ibs Carolina-rice 1 00 25 Ibs oat meal 1 00 Fat family mackerel , per kit 90 Fat family white fish , per kit. 90 Codfish , whole , per Ib 8 Codfish , boneless , per Ib 10 Halhbut , per Hi 12J Holland herring ( newj per kc ; 1 25 Tobacco Black well's Durham ) per Ib 60 Tobacco &UverScalplurperlb ( ) 60 Tobacco ; 01dStjlepcrlb ) 86 Tobacco .Meerschaum ) perib 40 llama , snrar-cured , perib 11 K -3 , lldozfor 1 00 Butkr , fresh roll , per Ib 20 Complete price lists furnished on appliutU Country order * will receive prompt and car * attention. Positively no goods sold on credit. J. B. FRENCH & CO , , The Original Reliable Grocers , No. 1119 Farnham Street , OMAHA , NEB. W. R. BENNETT & GO'S Remember that you can now buy Goods of us at Unheard of Low Prices as indicated below. A LARGE VARIETY OF Household and Job Lot do Kls [ sold at So , 6c , and lOc for each irticle. TEAS , COFFEES & SPICES , Our ' Creat Specialty , an 1 sold under a full guar antee to suit or I he money refunded. In Ten we quo'e : 26c , 30c , 35c , 40c , 60c , COc and np- natds , all full value , and a present given with each one pound sold. sold.Coffees. Coffees. BiownatlSc , 20c , 22cand 25c , and Gilt-Edge Java at 35c per pound ; Ground Coffee at ICc , SOc , and our buperiour Crushed Coffee at25cper pound. SPICES The most complete assortment ! Omaha and at prices below all competitors. BArflNO POWDER 16o and upward. FLAVORING EXTRACTS At 8c p r bottli and upward. ESSENCES At 5c a bottle. . SHOE BLACKING . at 5c. STOVEBLACKINC - - - vuviuna-Luna , rromoto I each. CLOTHES PINS , 2 dozen for 6c. SHOE BRUSHES , 8c , ICc and upwards. Scrub Brush- en , 6c. Horse Bruihes , 15c. Carpet Tacks , Sc. Toilet Soaps at SOc a dozen and upwards. BlueIng - Ing , 6c. Pepper Sauce , and French Mustard , lOceach. Mop Handlaa , 15c. Axle Grease , 2 for 15c. Corn Starch , 8 ; per pound. Laundry Starch , extra quality , at Sc per pound. Citron , Orange and Lemon Peel , at SOc per pound. Willow and Wooden Ware cheap. Wash Boards , 16c. Brooms , 2 for 25c. Bird Food In one pound packages with Cuttle Fish Bone at lOc. Tobacco and Cigars. Blackwell k Day's Durham at 50c per pound good article of Fine Cut at 60c per pound ; best brand of Plug Tobacco at 60c pr pound. " We sell a lOc Cigar for 5c , don't fail to try them. We allow no one to undersell as. Superior quality of Syrups at "Oc per gallon , 12.50 per keg. LAUNDRY SOAPS sold at bet tom prices. DRIED FRUITS , extra quality at low prices. CRACKERS , best in market and as cheap aa the cheapest. We have also ad Jed the following goods to OUT stock , which we propose to sell cheap. Camphor Gum , White Wax. Sulphur , Ess. Jam. Ginger , Borax , Paregoric Salt Peter , Lauduman , Alurfl , Liquorice Drops , Aqua Ammonia , Strengthening Piaster , Cnbebg , Paris White , Spermadlle , Whiting , quinine Pills , Cuttle Fish Bone , Sweet Oil , Boge/Thyme , Castor Oil , Marjoram. Machine Oil , Caraway Seed , Mustard Seed , Calrdomon Seed , Sulphur Camphor and Tar Soaps. And an Immense Variety of Other Goods too Nnmer- oas to mention , which we pledge ourselves to sell cheaper than other Dealers. Don't Forget It , and give ua & call. Exam ine goods and compare prices. Spec ial rates to parties baying to sell again. Orders from the country filled. Prices guaranteed and seat 0. O. D. REMEMBER OUR NUMBER , 113 'North fifteenth' , adjoining L. B. Williams & Son , Dry GoodsStore , Omaha , Neb. W. R. BENNETT & CO. ACADEMY OF MUSIC ! Wednesday , June 16. THE PREMIER PANTOMIME , TONY DENIER'S PantomineTroupe and Standard Company , With the Oreat Original Clown , GEO. H.ADAMSGRIMALDI ( ) And a Grand Combination of 30 PantomimedSpecialty ; Stars. Admission , 76c and 60c ; Kescrved scats , fl , on tale at Ilubermana's. f-i-t-w NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed propoed's wll ! be received by the nn denigned uctil 12 o'clock roni , June 22,1880 , for the tarnishing ot all material and the erec tion and comp'etioa-of a two-story brick ichool building for the Fifth ward. In the city of Omaha , to he located on Caa ctreet , between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Separate bids will be re- cciv d as folio * s : Fcrall brick work and the finishing cf the required materials and laying the sune , and including the setting of all stones , for all plastering , and furnishing the required materials for the tame , far all cut stone deliver on the ground , for all raipenter and Joiner * ' work including the tarnishing of all required ma terials for the same ; for all painting and glaring , Including all required mttexiali for the game , far all exciratingand also all complete building. Plans and specifications an be seen at the office C. F-Driscoll , architect. The person or per sons receiving the award will be required to ex ecute a bond with good and sufficient security forthefiithfcl performance thereof. Proposals should be endorsed proposals for building- . The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. T. J. bTiLIT , Eecrctary of Board of Education , Je9eod2w Omiha aeb. A. FowutK. JAXZS H. Boorr. FOWLER & SCOTT , ARCHITECTS. - COLUMBIA AND OTTO BICYCLES ! I have secured the agency of the irell-knowu COLUMBIA Steel Spokes aid Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co. ; Also the Otto Hand Made. Samples can be seen at my store , at Manufacturers Price ? , rotjht added. Send for trice list. , IN" . I. 3D. SOJLOIMIOIET. , I , O ' No. 1204 Farnham Streat , Omaha , Nebraska. SCHLANK PRINCE , BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO. , OF NEW YORK * We are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothingp this house , which for Durability , Style and Cheapness are unsurpassed. We have now on hand the best selected stock of Clothing , Shirts , Furnishing Qoods , etc. In the city. Boston Clothing House , FARNHAM STREET. MAX MEYER & CO. , WHOLESALE TOBBACCONISTS I Cigars from $15,00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaccp , 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 5 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List , -1 MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Neb. \ MAX MEYER & CO. , GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS , Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of G-OOIDS. m-fw. JOBBERS OP HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS , STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE , TINNERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIN STOCK , ETC. 1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STEEET , T = T Positively no Goods Sold at Retail. I. L SLEDZIANOSK CO. , MANUFACTURERS OP O TJ L ID I ICT GS I AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES , CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS 922 Douglas St. , Near 10th , Omaha , Neb. DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND PUMPS Steam Pomps , Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , BELTING HOSE , BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS , PIPE , STEAM PACXWC , - AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A , L STEANG , 205 Farnham Street Omaha , Neb * HENRY HORNBERGER , ftftfJ 'JfJtl .A.GH0 JEM- * . ' XOX& V. MILWAUKEE BEER ! In Kegs and Bottles. Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable Prices. Office. 239 Douglas Street , Omaha. OMAHA FENCE i BOX GO. We Manufacture to Order OFFICE RAILINGS AND FINE COUNTERS OIE1 IITE ATTP * w A T.-KT-TTT' Iron and Wood Fences , Brackets and Mouldings , Improved Ice Boxes furnished on short notice. UST , FEIES & CO. , Prop's. , 1231 Harney St. , Omaha , Neb. PAXTON & GALLAGHER , WHOLESALE GROCERS ! 1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 22915th Ste. KEEP THE LARCESTSTOCK MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES. Tfee Attrition ef Cash and Prompt Time Bayers Solicited. A < JENS FOB THE HAZABD POWDER 'ir ' * 8 < l & omhn Iron md jftji Oo