Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Morning , August 10.
Republican Registration
Under the rules establi&hod by the
cpublican central committee of
Douglas county for the conduct of the
primary election which takes place
Thursday , August 2Cth , no person
will be allowed to vote at there prima
ries unless his name appears in the
Republican registration list. Every
republican citizen who is entitled to
vote at the next general election will be
registered by us upon making personal
application. The undersigned will sit
for registration from now until the
23rd day of August , and hereby invite
all republicans who desire to take
part in the coming primary election to
come forward and register their names.
JJv order of the executive committee.
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
D. S. BKSTOX ,
D. H. Kcxxi ; ,
jlegiatrars.
P. S. ReistratiTuesday , will
take place at the Oatfield snd Arthur
club rooms l ixreen the hours of 0 and
11 a. m. nd 2 aud 5 p. in. , mid in the
evening 7 to ! ) o'clock at the same
place.
BREVITIES ,
Paleraon cells coal.
r Try Saxe'a Coffee Cream Soda ,
Porter is running iho Omaha ferry.
Warranted tooth brushes , KuhnV.
Excellent Cream Soda at Saxo's.
Elegant perfumes at Kuhu'a.drug
bloro.
SeWenbarg & Co.'a Key West Ci
gars at Saxe's.
Peter Goes had a little cxpcri
cnco in the runaway line Sunday.
Dr. Coffmaa is the happy father
cf a fifteen pound hoy. The juvenile
31. B. arrived Sunday night. Mother
Slid child doing well.
The clock tower and clcck to l > a
put on Max Meytra'uew corner build
ing will supply j ] want long felt in
this community.
The sixteenth annual convention
of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska
Knights of Pythias , will be held in
Nebraska Oily , commencing on Tues
day , October It' , 1880.
A special meeting of the Plaster
ers' society is to bo held at Turners'
Jiall , corner of Teuth and Howard
wt-eols , on Saturday , August 14th ,
1SSO , at 7i o'clock sharp.
Articles _ af incorporation have
filed for ! be fciiocr
njhono pompiny- The capital stock
is $10,000. OoL John J. Dickoj is
one of the incoiporators.
On Saturday evening a small dog
Ixjlonsmg to Mr. Henry Dohlo had
the audacity to try the effects of hia
teeth upon the calves of the president
of the city council. He was sentenced
t ) immediate death , the execution
tilling place Sunday under the di
tection of Ollicer O'Donohoe.
Porter's ferryboat broke loose
from the cabla Saturday while cross
ing the river , and drifted about half
way down to the bridge , where it
Btuck. Thera was a team and several
men on board , and they were water-
) > oimd for aomo hours. The boat in
running again yesterday.
Sunday afternoon while sotno
boys were bathing near the club house
at Sulphur Springs , a drunken man
came along , diarobzd and went in to
enjoy the luxury. When he got in
about waist deep he keeled over and
was unable to right himself. The
boys gave the alarm , and a couple of
Dion rushed in and saved him jus ! : as
he was about gone. Ho was resujci-
1ated with considerable difficulty. It
iras a narrow cectp ; .
Hush's Eagle Mills Flour , made
from the best \Yintor Wheat , onlj
$3.35 per 100 pounds. Spring wheat
I'lour , § 2.75. Each and every BRcl
wsrrauted to give satisfaction.
It WILLIS M. YATES.
Prof. Frsd. A. Chapman , from Kov
York , dramatic reader and teacher o
elocution , 1715 Dodge street. Classei
every day and evening. aOeodlf
The price reduced on all shirts , a
ihe Omaha Shirt Factory , 1207 Farn
ham street uear 12th. CaU for pric
list.
WANTED ,
Grain of all kinds at City Mills , St
and Farnham streets , Omaha ,
allwlm WELSHAXS & Buo.
Lot Children Found.
Three little children , the eldest
a girl of nine years , with a brothe
and sister younger , were picked u
yesterday in the outskirts of the cilj ,
where they were wandering , evldentl
loit. They wcro taken toLucis' Btor
In north Omaha , where they now an
They have feccn in Otnaha about thrc
troeks only , and da not know th
streets. Their iiamo is , we undei
jbland , Williams. Their parents ca
find them by applying to Mr. Lucn :
or to Marshal Westerdahl.
Attacked by Bighivaymon.
Sunday evening about 11:30 : , as 3Ii
George W. Boyden was driving irit
Mr. B. D. Speara and wife , near th
barracks , throe burly ruffians epran
from the bushes by the roadside an
two of them seized the horses by th
bits , stopping the carriage. Mr. Boj
ltii ! sprang to his feet and etruck :
them irith the butt end of his -nhif
,
knocking one of them over. Th
horses then ran away and left the higl
-iraymen m the lurch. It was a bol
and desperate attack , and the villain
n-ere foiled only by the prompt actio
of Mr. Boydon and the fright of th
ho s. Kone of the party in th
b gy t > ere hurt. It is dangerous t
drive out late ill that locality.
ilnrrJed.
FUEIIEE BAUER Victor Frsbe
at < l Mergaretha Bauer were united ii
mairiagaby Justice Gufllav Benek
on Saturday evening , at the resident
of Mrs. Hottenroth , on Eleventl
strce1.
Headquatters tor Joe Schlitz'
MJ-vaukee beer at MEKCUAXK Ex
IS . E. Cor. 16th and Dpdge
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Hamburg FJ 25o a bor ,
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THE TERROE OF TWELFTH ,
A Raid Upon the Faro Banks
and "Gilt Edge" Houses by
the Police.
Some-one remarked to our reporter
last evening that there seemed to be
a peculiar and sudden change in the
atmosphere. He thought we would
have a storm before morning ; it
felt just like the calm which precedes
the violent tempest or is the precurs
or of the earthquake. In this in
stance the barometer was a
correct one , as the storm broke
upon the city about half pabt
tea o'clock and raged for three hours
with unprecedented violence. It was
not % fctorai of wind and rain , how'
ever , but one of those periodical vis
ttaiiors of municipal wrath , which ,
coming so seldom , are ail the more
terrible to experience. The like has
not occurred before in ten years , and
probably will ntt occur again in as
many more.
During the eveuing Marshal Wes
terdnhl notified a few of his force to
ba on hands at Brash's corner at 10
o'clock , as ho wanted to go out and
bring in some tramps. This harmiees
flction brought together Officsrs Gor
man Jacobson , Donahoe and O'Don
oho ? , who were at the
time iu utter ignorance of
the nature of the expedition upon
which they were about to embark.
The chief , however , had a big scheme
in his head and ordering his men to
follow him ho proceeded to take a due
northerly course on Twelfth street ,
starting from the northeast corner ol
Twelfth and Farnham.
He stopped in front of a stairway in
that block and posting three of his
men at the foot of the stairs , which
was lighted np brilliantly he with
Oflicer O'Donohco went up to the
he d of the ilght : and entered
the rooms but recently occupied bj
Captain Smith as a faro bank. Hero
was found a motley crew , numbering
eighteen iu all , who were busily en
gaged in the bold work known as
"buckinr the tiger. " The officers
proceeded not only to capture the fe
rocious auim.il , but to pull his teeth ,
and to take tiger , hunters and al
away with them. From here the partv
proceeded to Dan Allan's place , a few
doors north in the same block , but
here nobody was found but the pro
prietor and Mr. Goodley Booker , who
were
_ _ ten
cloth.
" * Yhat do yon want here ? " said
Dan as the marshal entered the room
unannounced.
"None of your butineas" said the
chief , "I naut you to come along with
mo , " and two were added to the com-
piny of eighteen already waiting be
low , and the march was resumed until
the establishment of C. S. Higgins ,
on Douglas street , between Twelfth
and Trirtoonth , was reached. Here
a similar halt was made adding ten to
the complement of men below.
There was no kicking anywhere ,
although at the latter place the dealer
very naturally tried to secure a dark
leather wallet which the marshal
S2iz2l ( upon and afterwards found to
contain fifteen golden double -
blo eagles , $300. At the first
and last named places the
drawers , boxes and cards were seized ,
and when the procession marched up
Douglas street Oflicer O'Donohoe had
his arms full of apparatus and wealth ,
the latter in every shape from a cop
per cutn to a bank note of large de
nomination. At the corner of Twelfth
-
and Douglas Officers Bellamy and
Dahletrom joined the force , the latter
having been telephoned for by thee
marshal.
e
The cortege wended its way up
Douglas street toward the city prison
with the stea-ly tnimp , tramp , of an
army but about half the captives sue
cicdod in eluding the vigilance of the
captors and the seven policemen ar
rived at the jail with jest sixteen oul
of of the thirty captured , the other ball
es having vanished up alleys and sd
streeta along the route. The rathei
inelancholly squad were ushered dowi
the steps into the corridor of thi
dingy jail and their name
ce
soon taken by the deputy marshal
Fifteen of the sixteen men wcr
of Pocahontas" licklo cb
th ! ject of affection , and the small quar
ters assigned them probably containei
moro of the Smith family to th
square foot than any other equal art'
on the face of the clobe. There wer
calls for the police judge en
up demands for release , bail being read
_ ly oflered by scores of their friends
while a few were for tending to
ire Judge Savage , and taking out thei
victims on a writ of habeas corjmi
re.
re.ee While the judge was being hunted u
the money was counted , and it wa
he.
he.r. found to amount to $24 70 for the fire
an out6t , and S415.75 for the last , th
as latter one probably representing th
winnings of the evening.
A few parties then went in search e
Judge Hawes , while the marshal an
his men returned and raided the vari
ous houses of ill-fame on Twelfth am
Douglas streets , from which the
he brought in twenty victims. By thi
115 time the judge was found , and by tw
nd o'clock most of the men , as well as th
ndB women , were free again , having pti
up for an appearance this morning.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
' P. J. Nichols went west this noot
he
Hon. L. M. Bennett went west tc :
ild dav.
ns E. B. Inglchart left on a wester
on trip yesterday.
he Mr. P. W. Swift left for the we ! !
ho last Saturday.
J. E. Bullard was a west-boun
passerger yesterday.
J. EBoyce was a passenger on be
er noon train -west yesterday.
Rev. J.V. . Ii'gram went weat to
day to Denver en a six weeks' leave o
ce absence.
John S. Tucker , clerk at the Slot
ropolitan hotel , went west on th
overland train yesterday.
Andy Riley , the liquor merchant
went west yesterday on a trip throng ]
the Bepufclican talley.
TO P. W. HITCHCOCK.
I am amazed that a political leper
who the republicans of Nebraska bur-
ried in disgrace four years sgo should
dare'to obtrude his festering corpse
into the political arena and arrogate
to himself the right to arraign honest
republicans for their efforts to purge
the party primanea. I am shocked
that a notorious political harlot like
you , should publicly boast about his
devotion to the republican party and
mortified that such an infamous
coiruptionist should villify
and slander me fordoing my duty as
& republican journalist. I can only
resent this insult and punish your in
dolence by reciting your political his
tory for the information of those
whom you have imposed upon
by ynur false pretenses and especially
for that claes of republicans who have
settled in Nebraska since 1870. You
assert , you hava been a republican
from the infancy of the pirty , and I
don't dispute that , but you were one
of those republican vultures that al
most literally tore the flesh from the
bodies of the patriotic defenders
ot the Union : who remained
at home shedding red ink for
83000 to § 5000 a year , while re
publican soldiers were shedding their
blood at $17 a month. You were one
of those mercenary turncoats who ,
during the most critical period in iho
history of this country joined the
copperheads for the sake of getting
a fat office from Andy Johnson. Let
me quote from history : At the out
break of the war you enlisted heroic
ally by procuring a commission as
United States marshal for the terri
tory of Nebraska. You held on to
that commission until after your elec
tion as territorial delegate to congress
in 1804. You distinguished your
self chiefly in that capacity In
the cidetship trade and tradership
huckstering , disgraced Nebraska and
robbed her of the educational privi
leges of West Point , by recommend
ing \Voodruffforappointment
toVest Point aa a resident of Nebras
ka when ho never had even seen this
sate. In other words , you delibe
rately deceived Edwin M. Stanton ,
was subsequently detected and Cadet
Woodruff , by hia own testimony , con
victed you of lying under your oflicial
oath.
oath.You
You were remanded to private life at
the end of your term and soon there
after secured a-cotumission from Andy
Johnson as surveyor-general of No-
brinks under a bill gotten u
: y to the republican p ly
which you had betrayed nud sought to
overthrow by supporting J. Sterling
Morton'a copperhead and Johnsonite
coalition. When Grant came into pow
er in the winter of 'G'J he promptly
kicked you out of oflico with other
apostates and from that time until
18" ! you were one of the moat bitter
anti-Grant men in Nebraska. In
1871 you made a still hunt for the U.
S. Benatorship then held by General
Thayer. You secured the coveted
prize by breaking up the republican
legislative caucus , and uniting the-
solid democratic vote with the repub
licau bolters upon yourself. It is
a notorious fact that you
bought the sonatorahip with
money. The price paid for the votes
of democrats nud saleable Indepen
dents was § 22,000. The names of the
bribed members , amounts paid to
various individuals and the circum
stances connected with this wholaale
bribery were published by the BEE ,
and other papers. Your senatorial
carrier was a chapter of infamy. You
were an active supporter of nearly all
the rotten schemes before congress
voted for the back pay steal
pocketed the swag and became a pliant
tool of Jay Gould , who owned you as
much as he does the stock in his road.
During the campaign which preceded
your overthrow by a disgracad and be
trayed people , yon consummated that
profitable pale , whereby the Union
Pacific bought the old Herndon house
rookery for § 42,000 , which at the ut
most could not have been sold for
§ 20,000. They aho relieved yon
of worthless stock in the Omaha Re
publican in which you and the feder
al ring had sunk over 560,000 during
your six years' war upon tha BEE.
Your desperate effort to secure a re
election proved unavailing. Your
18 reckless disregard of political honor
< capped the climax , when , as a last re
sort , you eought to procure the sup
port of democrats for re-election bj
pledging suppoit to Tilden as againsl
< Hayes , when the decision of presl
dentlal title should come before con
gress.
It is a chapter of unrecorded hiaton
that Mule Birnum , the chairman o
the democratic national committee
il.ro addressed a letter to democratic lead
ro < era in Nebraska , requesting democrat
rob to support you for re-election for thief
sake of Tilden. Fortunately for Nebraska
ired braska the electoral commis&ioi
ed bill was passed before the vote 01
lie senator was taken , and the democrat !
members relieved from cmbarrassmen
voted for Judge Savage. Since you
re demise as a political leader you hav
disgraced your state by hangiu
! - around congress every winter as a mo
, nopoly lobbyist , a position which nether
other ex-senator from a norther
or state has occupied for many yean
When a man with such a record arro
is. gates to himself the right to act a
is.up monitor and umpire for the rcnublica
party it is high time ho bo invited t
a back seat where the party after bein
at betrayed has long ago consigned hirt
he E. ROSKWATEK.
he
Farmers having hay to contract , fo
delivery at Willow Springs distillery
of
will do well to call on Her & Co. , 131
id
Varnham street , Omaha , without d <
rs-
rs3d lay , as they will soon stop contrac
ey ing. jySCdwlm
lis '
JTO TABLE'LINEN
NEXT WEEK , AT CIlUlCKSlIASK's.
ut
A splendid lot of Table Cloths an
;
Table Napkins just arrived , havil
been purchased during the ercent d :
pression in New York , will bo Bold I
m.
us at prices that give our custome :
o' all the advantage of our bargains.
Aho a splendid lot of Initial Line
rn Cambric Handkerchiefs at $1 50 I
box with 300 , and a rare assortmei !
Et of Fancy Handkerchiefs , better valt ;
than we have ever offered befon
Another great Bargain in Laces , coi ,
sisiiig of Silk , Languedoc , Bretor
Tcrtion and Irish , at 5c and lOc
yard. Come early and get the fin
selection of these goods. "t
oof Dr. Lyon cm be found at his SWIG
of oftico south side Douglas street , bt
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth , fret
t- 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. a9t2
Murphy & Lovettins. .Agency ; oL
est established agency in this state.
. A cajo of
using Hamburg Figg ,
THE DEVIL'S DARLINGS
They Disappear From This Patt
of the Country at Last ,
En Route to the Infernal
Regions , via Kansas City.
The Whole Family Shot and
HUugby the Vigilantes.
The train from the west Saturday
afternoon brought among its passen
gers the notorious outfit arrested at
Fremont on the suspicion of being the
Benders. Sheriff D. M. Bender , of
Labelte county , K = n. , and Dan Cong-
don , who caused their arrest , were in
charge , the former setting by the old
lady and the latter by her husband ,
who was handcuffed. Old Bender ,
alias McGregor , is apparently a
broken down old man with one foot in
the grave. He is stooped and walks
with seeming difficulty and generally
supported by his wife. He was dress
ed in a shabby suit , an old cip and
pants rolled up above his old shoee.
He was unshaven and has long , shag-
cy grey hair and beard. One of his
eyes is apparently sightless. His wife
is a very largo , muscular woman ,
coarse featured , with largo hands and
brown hsirdone up in "papers. " The
observer would take her for the "man
of the outfit , " as she is much taller
and stronger than the old man. But
while.the old man gives evidence of
being shrewd and cunning , his wife is
illiterate and cunning.
The aged couple were objects of
much curiosity along the route and
quite a crowd a'sembled at the depot
in thia city to take a look at them.
Among others were Mr. E. B. Carter ,
of this city , formerly of Kearney and
Senator J. D. Seaman of Kearnep.
Both of these gentlemen recognized
the old folks as the couple who lived
In their city iu July 1878 , and whoau
sudden disappearance , so like that
from Cherry vale , Kan. , was related
in the BEI : savcrjl days ago. Mr.
Carter climbad up the side of the car
and had a talk with the old lady , who
admitted having lived in Kearny but
said they had no little girl with them.
The old man denied ever having been
there.
The old man having made eo much
fuss about going to Kansas , declariLg
he would sooner die , the
that they
were being taken to Jacksonville , 111 ,
At the transfer a largo crowd had as
sembled to gratify their curiosity by a
sight at the Benders who were there
transferred to the train of the Wabash ,
St. Louis and Pacific road. The old
man was rather inclined to be cross
and ugly , and got mad because Sheriff
Bender would not remove his hand
cuffs. The old man remarked : "I
want these things taken off ; they are
rubbing my wrists , and I don't want
to get sway. " When the officer said
that he had lost the key of the brace
lets , the old man remarked. "You
needn't lie to mo that way. I ask you
in a civil manner and J want them
off.1' But he did not succeed in get
ting the officer to remove them.
The sheriff and his charge wore duo
in Kinsaa City at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning , when the perilous part of
the journey would really begin. Sher
iff Bender did not anticipate any im
mediate violence , but thought that if
they were identified beyond doubt
they would probably ba strung up un
less the Bt-xto prcmptly disposes of
them or gives them ample protection.
"There seems to bo a feeling in Kan
sas , " ho added , "that the wrong per
sona havj been arrested , but this
is doubtless because all hopes of over
catching the Benders had long since
been given up. " However , he himself
believed that ho has gDt tha right
persons , and thinks before many days
John and Kate will be in the clutches
of the law.
There seems to ba a good del to
support the theory that the prisoners
were imposters , although it would
hardly seem possible that such could
bo the case. Some years ago the as
sociate editor of The Atchison Cham
pion was told , by a well-known citi ii i
zen of Topeka , that while traveling in
California he met a former rcaidenl
of Montgomery county , Kansas ; thai
of : this gentlemen assured him thai
ofe ita
, the Benders never left Lloiugom
aa
ats ery county ; that they were BUS
ts pected first of connection with horse
10 thieves ; that they were seized by ea
10e company of citizens who had formed
en horaethief detective association ; tha
the Benders , in view of death con
c feased the murders ; told where tin
nt bodies could bo found and were exe
ur cuted by these regulators. Mr. A. eI.
ve Blanchardof DoKalb , Mo. , tells
sory confirming that narrated by th
Topeka gentleman. He says th
no published descriptions of the partie
rn : arrested at Fremont do not agree will
ra. the description of the Benders. Th
'O- man described is too largo for ol
'Oas Bender ; the woman is not old enoug
ante to be the old woman Bender , and i
to too old to be Kate ; and nothing i
"S said , in the descriptions , about th
m. loss of a middle finger of the rigli
hand. Old Bender had lost his fir
ger.
or ger.Mr. . J. O. Partridge , who now live
orT at Salina , but who , like Mr. Blanc !
13 ard , lived in Parsons in 1S73 , tells a
apparently straight story conccrnin
le- the fate of the Benders , which Th
ct- Champion believes to bo reliable. U
( Partridgu ) belonged to a vigilanc
committee organized in Labolto coui
ty to ferret out and punish horsi
thieves and other criminals. Tl '
, members of thia committee had su
nc * pected the Benders for aomo timear ,
ifcg 1 ad been keeping a watch of the
lomovements. . Some of them saw tl :
Benders returning from Drum creel
after disposing of the body i
ers Tones , one of their victim
Suspecting some crime , thry fo '
ten lowed the dished wagon tracks , and
ant length discovered the body of ti
murdered man. They at once calle
nt
nl the committee together. But befoi
ue the members could be assembled tt ;
re. Benders had taken alarm and were c
n. t j the .Indian territory. The vig
1-ntes overtook them a few miles ov <
the line , as they were descending
tteep hill. The Benders were in
rat wagon and their pursuers on horsi
back. The murderers whipped u
their horses and made frantic efforl
to escape , but one of the animals stun
IG- bled and fell at the feet of the hil
throwing the occupants of the wage
out. The leg of one of the wome
was broken by the fall. The ol
man and John were armed an
nude a fight , but were eoon ovei
powered. Both were wounded dui
ii g the struggle. The vigilantes too
tbeir prison era to a creek near by , ad
r b'Jund them. Ono of the coromitte
was sitting near Kate , guarding her.
She raved and cursed , declared she
had killed many men , and would kill
him yet. He had a large knife in a
scabbard attached to his belt. Fnally
she made a sudden jump , and grasp
ing the knife , drew it from the scab
bard and made a vicious lunge at her
captor. He had a revolver in his
hand , and instantly shot her. The
vigilantes then proceeded to hold a
lynch court , for the trial of the pris
oners. Some one of the Benders
confessed the crimes of which they
had been guilty. The whole party
were then shot or hanged , and buried
on the spot ,
It would indeed be a remarkable
thing if these people , but little above
animals 5h intelligence , had for ovnr
seven years been able to elude the
sharp , eyes of thousands who were
looding for them. They had been
been searched for with a zeal that
never tried ; the best detectives In the
country , stimulated by the large re
wards offered , have been on their
tracks ; but they IUU-P , if alive , man
aged to disappear as if the earth had
opened and swallowed them , until at
length they so unoxpectidly returned
tolijht near Fremont.
The Banders at Kansas City.
Special Dispatch to The Cee.
KANSAS CITY , August 9 , 4 p. m.
The alleged Bendera arrived hero yes
terday forenoon , in the custody of
Sheriff Bender , of Libetto county ,
Kansas , who Is no relative of theirs.
A large crowd thronged the depot.
The prisoners were taken to the po
lice station to prevent the posiibi'ity ' of
lynching. In the afternoon they wore
exhibited in the iheater , several thou
sand people passl/ig / in at 25conta each
to see them. The money was divided
between the enterprising showman
and the sheriff. Nobody was able to
positively identify the ignorant pair ,
who sat on the stogo eating peinuts
and smoking until * five o'clock ,
when they wore escorted to the depot ,
en route to Oswegr , Kansas. A large
crowd followed to the depotbut them
wai apparently no disposition to lynch
them , owing to the uncertainty as to
whether they are the real Benders.
The old man was asked where ha was
going , and said , "To Jacksonville. "
"Isn't it possible you may
be taken to Kansas ? " "Never , sir ; I
wont go ; I'm not the man they want ;
I'm not Bender. " A dispatch from
Cherryvale says there IB little confi
dence there in the belief that Uinl
these are the original Benders. It is
even positively asserted there that the
Benders were overtaken and quietly
killed.
RAILWAY RECORD.
The Pullman Fight With Coun
cil Bluffs.
THE I'ULIJIAN mmcCI.TV.
The Council Bluflj Nonpareil "takes
pleasure in announcing that the arrest
of the agent of the Pullman Car com
pany , who has been in the liabit of
slipping over to Council Bluff * for a
few minutes each day and opening the
Pullman office hero for the sale of
tickets , " has had the effect of bring
ing the company partially to tim- ,
and hereafter there will probably b
no trouble in eecuring berths atC i n-
cil Bluffj. The agent , Mr. Cool d ,
was arraigned before Justice Btini
Saturday afternoon , and through IIIF
attorney , Hon. George W. Dojme , i
Omaha , waived examination , and
was bound over in 85GO bail to ap
pear before the grand jury at the
December term of the district court.
The bonds were furnished by Council
Bluffs gentlemen. The following prin
ted placard is posted conspicuously
through the Union Pacific transfer de
pot : "Notice Orders for betths in
sleeping cars will be received at any
hour of the day at the railroad ticket
office in this buildjsg. " Although the
fact is not stated .in the notice , The
Nonpareil says the railway agdnts al
the U. P. depot were , on Saturday
instructed to sell Pullman car tickets
whever called for and to aho check
off berths when asked to do so. "
THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
After the usual number of delayi
consequent upon the opening of a nev
line , the Chicago brancli of the Wa
baah , St. Louis and Pacifij railwi
began operations yesterday with botl
freight and passenger business. Foi
a short time the receipt and delivery o
freight will bn restricted to the Chicago
cage and Paducah and the Chicag
and Strawn divisions , the former extending
tending from Streator to Elunghan
and Altamont , and the latter fron
Chicago to Strawn. The timo-tabl
for the government of the
division , which went into effect yester
day , shows that for the present enl
ono passenger train will arrive at dc
part from Chicago daily.
TKACK TALK.
A Tar of fruit went east Sunday nigl
by thoN. W.
Two cars oi hogs wont east , Sur
day by the Rock Island.
The special hunting car Davi
Crockett came in on No , 4 , S-undaj
with John Rowou and party oE tweh
aboard.
-
- Trains yesterday were very light c
- all the roads.
a Two narrow gauge sleepers for tl ;
a i Utah Northern , go west on No 7 t
night.Work
- Work has begun on the Union ca
ing honso which the Sioux City at
e- Pacific and tht Northwestern wi
I.a build at Missouri Valley.
be a ; The C. , B. & Q dining car S :
FranclBco'j was sent to Chica
ho
last night to be decorated for the u
th ea of Knighta Templars to the Chicai
conclave. The car Windsor will
he
run on this end during the San Fra
Id
Cisco's absence.
!
IB The Northwestern people are e
is ceedingly anxious that the news
he now movements shall not reach t
hehi public prematurely. The engine
in- sent to Blue Earth , Minnesota , c
ried sealed orders which ha was rte
to paruso until he reached that tow
ea
an Real Estate Transfers.
Augustus Kountzo and wife to Jo
he Nelson : w. d. lot 2 , block 3 Kountz
lie third addition , city of Omaha
ice 261. 55.
m- The Omaha National bank to Ch
RO- Turner : w. d. parcel In eec. 21 , t. . '
'he : i. 13 e. 82500.
usnd Lizet a Jordan ot al. , to M J. Sto
nd art , w. d. , s. w. sec. 1 , t. 15 , n. 1
eir 10 e S1.4CO.
he Frederick B. Lowe to Wm.
, Dwyer , w. d. , lots 8 and 23 , and
of 75 ft. , iota 7 and 24 , block 3 , Pi
as. Place § 725.
'ol. Sarah D. Storr and James Storr
lit Edward Hall , w. d , B. e. J a. e
he sec. 25 , t. 15 , 11. 2 , 10 e S400.
led Willis M. Yates and wife , to Aldus \
re dus H. Mayne , w. ds. , . 48 64-100 i
be lot 4 , Thornell's addition , city
offer OmahaSl.000.
Executors Ingram Clark to Thorn
er Gibbs , w. d. , n. e. i , sec. 20 , t. J
r. 11 e-l,280.
1
soup Miss Teresa Kennedy starts on t
up
rta noon train to-day for Denver , a
rtam the summer resort of Colorado , to
, absent about a month.
on
en Mr. Fred Kettle , formerly of T
ild Fremont Herald , has gone into pa
nd nerahip with J. W. C. Jones , formi
jr- ly of the Burlington Gazette , and -H
ir- publish a paper at Norfolk under t
irok name of The Norfolk Times. 5
Kettle left yesterday for Ohic !
ee to procure material etc ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Sale ,
Lost , Found , Wants , Boardln ? &c. , will ba In
serted In these columns ones for TEN CENTS
per line ; each BnbaoquentlnsertIonFIVE CENTS
per line. The fiiat Insertion never lega than
TWENTY-FIVE CEUTS.
TO IOAM-UOHEY.
OUST ' TO LOAN C U at Lav Office
M' D. L. THOMAS. Room 8. Crelghtou Block
ONRT TO I.OAH 1109 Farnham street.
M Dr. EdwarJ/i Loan Agency. nov-22-t !
HELP WAKTED
Goi il girl for irfnerolhonfcnork.
WANTED House , 1'ierce and 19th ; Rthil
wages will be paid to a gOvd gitl. 275-10
-A.NTED CcoV. Arr'y ' at 1915 Webster
W struct. 2 3 If
TTTAXTFD A grl to do general houo otk ,
W at ] 518 Casastreet. 203-10
Good cook , at Richard's R s'aur
WANTED . 269-tf
WASTED Cenipeten' second girl forfvrlty
of two : Ccrmin picfcired , southfast
corner 17th and Dodge. ZC2-tf
GIRL wanted to do reneral housework.
A Erquirc John A. MiSbane , cor. 17th and
Casa St ? . 357-tf
TirANTEO 2 gir's at French Codec House.
W lf til St. Sa-m-w.f
Good girl for g.-neril housework.
WASTKD WILLIS M. YATES , 1513 I'odzo
St. , near 16th. 3U-H
I/ANTEP , A Girl to do house work , 1109
V Farnham Street , up Staira 14tt
WAKTED-ttlSGtlLAKEClUS.
Braid and room , convenient to
WANTED I-jivate family desired. Address
E. H. , Ecu. 270-10
1 A1LORV NTFD \ . tailor can have Rteady
I work by apclyiiiff to lUu orshek Bro < ,
merchant tailor < , I'l ttgmouth. Neb. 353-9
WANTED Piano tuning and repairinsr at
HOSPK'S , 1618 Dodge St. 300-lm
TTTANTED Foreman at brick-yard. T. MCR-
VV RAY. m-i-tf
FOR REtlT-KOUSES AMD LAND.
REXT Residence nortlinosl corner 10th
FOR California Stp. Inquire tv.-o doois
north. 353 tf
TTU'RNISHED OTces fnr rent.Rou'licastcorner '
1 } ofl thand DoU'lss , with privilege ° fa
consiiltstion rrora and Ianlibrary. . Enquire of
Ju-tice Mclaughlin , orJa3.K. Motton.RtRoJtclo
&Bcilli&s. 317-7
Ahourowlth live rooms , good
FORRKNT cistern S. W. cor. of 13th and
ChiciroSti. C. AXl'oRD. 325-tf
TMOK RENT Room In Jacobs' Block.
318-tf
RENT Cottazc of 3 coins , good ce"ar ,
FOIl , cistern and outh"Usc. , cnr. of 23rd
r. Clark , M W. KENNEDY , S. 13th St 312-tf
T OR RENT 2 furnished room3 over Mcr-
l1 chants Exchange , N. E , Cor. 10th and
RENT Stcro rcoin In brick Mock corner
FOR
10th ixrd Douglas SK.with or with ut cel
lar. Alsf , 3 rooms in second story. Apn'y to
American liens ? . S90-tf
"VTIOELY furnished rooms lth board. Brick
IN homo Bet 17th and IBth atrccts on Casp.
292 tf
TriunxisnKD BOOMS FOR RENT At Daren.
J ? _ roitllonge. lylOtt
T7IOII REST House with s\ \ < rooms , well , cs- !
_ C tern and cell ir. On Capllol Ave , bet 15th I
nml 16th. rnutli "iile J. S. HcCORMICIC. 181.tf r
FOB SALt.
FARM FOR SALK 10CO seres , dwell
ing nnd cut-houses , in Douilaa County on
Iho Elklnirnmtr ; Hit stock range in
E stern Nebraska. T.me easy Also 140 head
of entile , ICO hojrs and pigs 7 horeCP , and lot of
farming implements. Inquire law office ct T.
W. T. Richards , Omaha , Neb. 273-codCt
OTRA.YED Onj tnnll bi } ' horse , h'nd feet
Q white , white spot from saddle mark. Find
er will be liberally rewarded by returning sirne
tu9tbaiidCapitvlA\B ARCHIE EKE. 27C 10
rnAKEN UP A red roaa h-nfcr. taken up at
L Oorni-h'8 Diary , on road to birracVs ; ean
f bo had hy proUng propcr'yand ' paying damages.
BUILDERS.PLASTEHERS AND MASONS
TO Coarse bank pand , jrrivcl for sardens anil
moulding sand will bo dcIUcrcdnt short notice.
. Leave orders ft H. Sierks. 14H F.trnham. and
Charles Brandcs , 9'Jli Farnham Sta. HAhS
BOCK. Successor to Charles Daniel. 552-tt
PILK Twenty to twenty-tour quarts or one
M dollar by John T. Paulson.
MK ob/w'-mon-wcdt
K SALE Cottonwocd lumber of all sizeg.nl
REDMOND'S , Sixteenth-sL S16-U
OR SALE-A Grist Mill. Appiyat
472-tf I. . B WILLIAMS * SON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, mAKEN UP One old sorrel pon1' , white face
I one hind Icj ; white. J. 0. ORTON.cv
cv moti-Sn
SIGN OP THE
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME
]
<
;
"
A. HOSPE JR.
ht . , . ,
Pianos and Organs First Clas
in- on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Music and Musi
cal Instruments.
Ive FINE STOCK OF
O TJ L ID I lEsT GS
on ) il Pointings , Enpratings ami Frames at gre.
ly reduced prices.
8x10 Frames , 1 inch , Walnut 1
10x12 " 1 ' " 2
ho
" " "
10x14 1 2
to- 12xlti " 1 } " "
12x13 " 1 * " " t
16x20 ' . ' 1 } " " 7
Rustic SxlO f r mc 1
ncl Chromes framed , Bina'l ' , C5c ,
Chromes framed , Jaw , 1 ? 5 ,
rill EngriviiiRj from EOcupwards ,
Photograph frames frum loc upwards ,
Window Cor .icoa 75c a window and upwards
Jan Lambrequirj 8 00 per window and upwards ,
Cornice I'oles2 window and
xgo fiOpcr upwatdj ,
Velvet framcB 2Jo eich to5 00
use
'
ILYTU'SIO-
-
IRQ
Violin String Ifcc ,
bean 1
Vioiiis 1 75 , 2 50 , 3 and upwards ,
an- Guitars 6 00 , 0 00 , T 00 and upwaid * .
Banjos 1 00. 3 00 , 5 00 , and upward ? ,
Accordeons from 1 00 up , cheapest in city
ex- Send for tamplea and catalccuo of mouldii
exof and shost music. A. HOSPE , JR. ,
the 157G Podge St. , Omaha , Net
leer
ear-
not
wn.
ohn
*
Z98
has.
15 ,
ew-
M.
TT.
ark
rte
Iva-
ft. ,
of
nas
16 ,
Absolutely Pure.
the Made fr m Grape 'Jreim Tartar. No ot
prepar. ijn makes gucli lijht , flaky hot brea :
and or luxurious pistry. Can be eaten by dypet
wituoat fear of the illj resulting from heavy
be dlg'Stiblefood.
Sold only la cans , by all Grocers.
ROTAL BAKCTO POTDIR Co. . New Tori
Ihe
art JNO. G. JACOBS ,
ier ( Tonnerlj of QUh it Jacobs )
will
the
5Ir.
Ko. 1U7 rarnnim St. , o'.d Stiad ct J ob 0 I !
gO ORBBRS BT TZiiEGtUPO SOLICIT !
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
XHT
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Large tracts suitable fcr
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many 01
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre ,
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lota scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
We also have
MflUE "XxSLJUi ViS
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 percent , interest to all who
can ehov/ good titles.
Maps for Douglas and Sarpy
Counties for sale ,
Boggs & Hill ,
.
, REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
.
1408 Farn , St , , Omaha , jtfeb ,
"TjlORHENT Twoncwcottast3,5 rooms sacb ,
JD crcrj cutnenience , CUrajfj bet. 22 ISX3
atrccta. HOGGS & HILL.
Wo want to contract with a reliable
WANTED
able man to clear anil giub 20 acres o {
brush land. BOGOS & HILL.
,
TTTASTED-15,000 yards of dirt
I50OGBIHLL. .
IIOUSK Convenient to business , with
BRICK
full lot , 7 rooms , S2.1SO.BOGGS
BOGGS It HILL.
TOR BENT New residence. $35.
I } Boaas & HILL.
E10R EXCHANGE For city property , email
tracts of I.inJ , covered with jounp timber
at$20pcracre. DOG03 A HILL.
PROPERTY Wo are authorized to
UOTEL
offer the AtUntio Hotel at the irroUly ru-
duced rricc of S10OtOallfumihed and in run *
niu oriler , time to suit. BOGUS & II ILL.
"TIORSALE Bran new home , 5 room" , with
C every convenience , with hall lot , 33x132
it. , No 11 ration , time to iuit\vill sell at a bar
gain ( or 5 dayj ouly.
BOGGS & HILL ,
TT10R SALE Crick powder liousoand 7 acres
Jj near block Yards , f 2,600.BOOOS&niLL.
BOOOS&niLL.
C10R SALE Corner half of lot 3. W. Cor 15
Jj and J.ickson al a sacrifice.BOGOS
BOGOS & HILL.
ISS SALE-Full comer lot , N. Z. Cor. 16 and
FOU
Jones St9.
Boaas & HIIL.
SchooI diatrict bonds at a felr
WANTED .
BOGGS & HILL.
TO LOAN Any one
MONEY
10 per ceut. money in sums to eult from
: S300 to 8 0.000 , can procure It through u .
BOGOS k HILL.
20 SALE 8 busme-B lets , next west of
20 FOR Temple , 81.050 each.
COC5 BOQGS i HILL.
75 SALE 2 lota west of Odd Fellowi Block.
15 FOR
BOGGS&HILL.
T7IOR A CHEAP LOTOo to Boggs and Hill's ad-
1 < dition.
We Btill hava some Biiall
MORTGAGES for tale , ransniig from $100 tc
# HW. Pe/B'jnsha injrfrcall Bumj of money car
invest with safety , and without any expense
whatever , and get 10 per cent. Iut re t
BOOQS & HILL.
DOME JlOUtoSIOO is ilty-.u necJ pai
A down if jou buy a ho re for your I
through us. Time to suit on bahn'c.
BOGGS & HILL.
lings
FOK KENT Improved ( arm near hnrracks.
EOOGS&IIILL
SALE tlcuae and ( nil mt Me
FOR , ocr of the beat Itcationa n : ho cite
81,600 ; easy terras.
BOGUS & HILL.
K'EW HOUSES Wo are now prepared t
tiuild hotists worth from S400 to SSOO o
our new a.Hi'.ion . , 26th and 28th and Farnharo
Douglas and Dodge , and fell < m small monlhl
payminla. EOGUS&HILL.
pESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE-200 lots ii
jLv KontZ3 & Ruth's addition , ncai baxlncas
good Mirroundinifg. lots covered \tith youn
< reea , and arc the choicest , rhearc't cndncireq
to business of any lot § in the market. Ural
msana look at lots in Kountzo & Kuth's addillj
before purchashln ? elsewhere Will sell o
monthly parrncnts ; P/icc $100 to ? 160.
BOGGS & HILL.
/ /MIEAPLOIS and 5 , h'locke , SMnn'SKl
Vy dition. Want bo t offer at once for ono c
both. BOGOS & HILL.
/ IlEAP LOTS Lots 17 and ! 8 , Thornell'a ad
O dition. BOOGSiUILL.
HOUSE AND HALF LOT-Near Thirtcenti
and Capitol avenue , $1,600.
EOGGS & HILL.
2BESTLOTS-In Stinn'g addition , I9CO.
UOOO3 and I1ILL.
HOUSE AND IIALFLOT-OnDodje stree
between Twe fin and Thlrternth. A we
ImnroTod and dcsiraMa place , coit 43,200. Vi I
Bell ( or § 2,10) , Iul ( tasb , balince one and tw
years. BOOQS k HILL.
ithe A SA.'IUFICE The business Iot2xl32fei
adn , 'fit caj > cf J.lnlnger"a wire rooms 15
ttlcs jtreati mutt be sold thti month tt
rin. "tat It ill bring in cash.
BGOOS&IHM ,
' N EXCHANGE Owner of 320 acres tta
Blair win exchange ( or first cltaa buiinei
or residence proprty in Omaht and pay ( roi
? 3,000 to fl.WX ) in CISH to boot.BOGOS
BOGOS & HILL.
BARGAINS TTO cottages with small lot
Tenth street , sou'h of depot t 'o Dlock
$1.500 fo.both. . EOG CS & HILL.
CHOICE LOTS-iOa Park Wild Atran
Jjf only 2 to 1 block * il < VB depot. 1500 to ? 60
octby payments. " BOCKJ8 A HILU
COLUMBIA AND OTTO BiCYCLES !
I have secured the aqoucy of the voll-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokea nml
Rubber Tires Bicycle from the L'opo Manufacturing Co. . ; Also the Otto Flaml
Blade. Samples cAn bo seen at my store , at.Manufacturers Vrices , reiht
added. Send for prtco list.
_ I. SOIEiOIMIOJSr ,
. ' ' ' . . . .
s = w.ziHraao'ro' CrT. v.zjs.
No. 1204 Farnham Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
GIT UP AM ) CUT ! i\0 OLD STOCK !
Having Taken the Above for Our Motto , "Wo are
Determined to Offer
Our Entire Summer Stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Regardless of ost.
In Order to Make Boom for Our Fall and Winter Goods.
We Will Not JJc Undersold.
BOSTOUST CLOTSHITG-
FARNHAM STREET.
OHAELES SCHLANK SOL. PKBTCE.
IT IS
WHITE SEWING fl/AGHN / ! !
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor.
The White Machine justly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as repres
ented.
Everybody should use , this Machine. The
sales so far thia year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
All orders addressed to the Omaha Office ,
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNO ,
Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts. , Omaha.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
TOBBACCONISTS !
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List ,
f MAX METEll & CO , , Omaha , ffcb.
MAX MEYER & GO J
. 3MC .A.
- GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishiiur Tackle , Base Kails and a lull line of
.ATsriD G-OOIDS
m-fw
CLIFFORD'S
:
; W Tm HFaitt Q A x tl HE
! * wi0NixkiTSlI
a r1 EB W EaBli. < fs&VbAJ > Km
ERADICATES AI.I , SIALARULL
DISEASES from the SYSTEM.
J. O. RICHARDSON , Prop. ,
8T.XOUI3.
FOITiGK ,
TORIES
House Furnishing Woods , Shelf Hardware ,
, Nails and Etc.
} . 1221 Farnham Street , 1st Door East First National Bank ,