- TTTIIr .ia-mrnniic . :
Morday Morniug , Oct. 18.
! l'booal-
- Talon-cm 6 <
Frederick , Leading Hatter.
Jiaxws for Cut Wth indices.
Sec Pobck'fe advertisement.
For the teeth ; Kuhn's Dcntrifico.
Try Ease's irw 1'ite Cent Cigar.
3fcjUerick'si tSerns at CruicksbankV.
ulk perfume at Kulm's on'y.
n l > eautful : about this snow cli ?
_ Onc hnn'lrcJ nnd nine cars of
The ciiminftl docket will be taken up
l-y H KeSfixngohis morning.
- Ex-Senator Tiploii , democratic candi-
< ) Ac for governor , speaks at the Academy
i > f 5I wc to-night.
-nT , S. I rascal' ' , registrar , will tit at the
Kigie house , Fourteenth street , between
Haracy and llow.rd on Monday amlTuce-
< \ y evenings for rcgibteiing in the Second
ward.
The adjcurncd session of the Douglas
0 mty tepubHcaa convention will take
ji > ce ne .t Wednesday , the 20th , at which
tune alegulatitc ticLql will I o nominated.
-The latest army orders from Tort
Oaiilia remit the uncxpiied term of con.
'i3em nt to which V * m. A JIay , of com-
* ny K , Fifth cavalry , was sentenced by
. . gromi court martial. This is done cjion
t he i ooinmoiidatiui of his company and
jxrat commander.
The site contemplated liy the Water
works company for tha setting je&cnoir
* n l pumping machinery is near the inl r-
fotisn of Cuming etrcet with Hie Missouri
1 i er and 333 foot north of the lumping
'iMsc of tlic U.'P. railway.
AHiilcR of incorporation haie been
M l f r the Tiiilic lining company , of
'in tlis , the characterof which is indicated
! T its name. Ths amount of authorized
i , -tt l flock is § 7,500 , in 3BO > linres of $25
? i. TliB highest aulhor'ml indebk-d-
new is S'rOO , The incorK | > r.itors are
lihcti K. 3 onjr , .ToJm J. Curtih , Andrew
Smith , l > 3win IU ilatlii * , VilHain Connor ,
Cornelius A. J.wy , John Jtocd and .T.uncs
liijatnion.
Trains u-cra all late ycsterdiy , the storm
c \leud ing cast < nnd VKbt being the cause.
The Jliok Iblaud was an hour and a half
lhind time , the C. , U. & Q. and Wal : ih
tv.o lioura each , the Northwestern four
li < * trs. The west bound U. 1' . train did
noi gel AUMy until nearly 2 o'clockwhile
the wnil train from the west was four hours
laleT
li o word haling licen received from
tlie frieuds of the late Dr. Henry Aaron ? ,
who * ' Biiicide wa ? recorded Saturday. The
r -mains of -unfortunate man were yes"
t ky laid to roat ia Potter's field. The
IxjtUc from whicL tuc fatal draught -was
was found Saturday evening in one
A fev. miuutes after miduight Satur-
liy iilghl , a fire WJB diwoxcred in the roof
over tbc ba'e tnca in the rear of the
or factory on l am y btrect. It wa
tiiifi under \iaywhen the cty was
tl , add tiie bucket Inigadc turned out
in f * l force ami % cxtingwi lied it without
unmRMiy alarm to lite department. Ah
itte- oven Ii.nl l > ecii in contluiit "so and the
( r extended up clew ! the roof , the
i the iireviW" < t < rte < l is i -
iy
1 liytmiii ; clime , and in a few
WH cirtf. \nuldlia\c cn-
\va tiilling.
nnd Sntil.py AN ill fiml a h.u \ est
i rinK iu Omilia.
-r 'J''ue M'Tiinm ini Miina ieitnt
ewl TlianHlay extiiiing to labur in Eun > in. .
( AttWng Hriiiie , 10th and I'.nn.im slrecU.
TJieli < NC if meats . .t Itath i While's
uwrlvut , opiiotite the i o tifliK. J.-tf
J'or J .turn's , Li > l , Ifoiihesani Panns ,
fc. over Uemis' newtiilumn on first jiase.
, I'arms , Honses and Lands ,
er JJwirii' nv column of bargains on 1st
CorfHnctor' Erotherhobd will
at St. JJoufs on'thc ICtli. Coadiict.tr
Hermiti and wife , nf this city , will attend.
A rich scandal ii looming up on Chicago
cage street. invoUiuga married woman
a-iil a gay widower. Look out for break-
era.
TIiobles , were put up in the Acade
my of .MUMC Saturday morniu , mid tlie
l iipratwre was regulated to suit the
weather this evening.
The ouly.cascs in the police court S--
tiirdayuioniins.vcrc three of plain dntnk.
T.lrce addi'ioual lodgers were subsequent
ly registered al the hotel dc "Westerhahl.
Mr. Ill B.1Baylor , of the U. S. Coast
nnJ Geodct'c Survey is in the city , in.ik-
ingateries of .obsonations to deTctmiue
the elements cflliecarth'jB * Jiiafiiclijiii at
Ojialin. " "
. * " * '
Tiie busiupts oT Gatz & Freeman has
increased so much of late that they i\ ere
impelled to fiu.l new quarters for their
nlhee mid salo-room , and have remoxed
t o Jsio 1 Uh street. Their brick on Hat nf y
uiJl still IKS used , but only as a factory.
St. .Tulien. the kin ; of the tuif , with
five or HX other noted horses of Hickok's
-table now in the east , w ill visit Omaha
about the first week in November , return
ing to Ualltomia rium van 1
Col. Knyal , inspector general ol the
Wrtmcnlof the Pla te , has returned from
1'ort Niobrara , the new jwst in ths north-
vrn port of the state. Jle reports that the
fort is nearly complete' , and will be ready
for occupancy by the first cf December.
Tec lilerary roety ! of the young
Men's Christ-an Acsiciation had one of
their -enjoyable meetings la t excning.
Xiitwiili tandin ! ; the fearful btate of ( lie
weather th-re was a go.ri attendance , aud
tliceveiling was very pleasantly ejieiit. As
iiliraneRgowith literary societies wo micht
say tljat ns-ocmtion librarjh Iiniw-jn"
rapidly , and the donations made .ire teed !
PASSEMENTARIE
TRIMMINGS , BEADED CAl'ES ,
GOLI.A.IIS . and COLLARETTES
f ; and
100 Pieces Black and Colored
, . SILK FRINGES ,
just received , bains tha largest and
lichest block ever shown in Omahr.
A.-G11UICKSHANK A CO. ,
The Ijeadmg Retailers.
* ' at G:30 p. m. ;
ha
3lKEENEST
ivKEKEs , manager of
the Xobraska Vinegar AVerks °
, h a8 Cn-
l r editlie of hh
capacity faclory , and
" tuvrijrjg.oul the best vinegar in the
" eaMf,1) ) " 5's } * lf 3-8 on hand a ! }
I UIStlLLED IVIM ; A'lXEojiK.
IDEE vxsEfiAn and IE VINKiSAE ,
< -nic Rrda-rod '
at the
) lowest rat.r. all
" Ir. Kf brs * ' vinegar took the' Ctat 1
premium at the'iTebraska State Fair.
fiat-tu th
SAFE .ROBBERY.
North Omaha Turns Out Another -
other Big Sensation.
Work fur the Vigilance "Corn-
True to the ttiUment of The BEE
a few days sinceTJeiring on the repu
tation which the military bridge had
; ained as the sccc : of divers maifea-
.nce , a successful burglary was corn-
titled there Saturday night. We do
tot mean to asperse the character of
ho residents in that locality. Wo
only wish to make it known that
, ratnp3 andiowdies , for Eome inex
plicable reason , choose to make that
.ocality their rendezvous.
The grocery store of Mr. .Thomas
A. McShane , situated about 200 feet
cist of the bridge , on Coming * street ,
was the scene of the burglary. En
trance was made by prying a rear dorr
opao. The only object of the thieves
appears to have been cash. They re
lieved the money-till of a few nicUcs
and blew the largo safe open. Thii
was done by drilling a hole in one o
the doors near the combination Innb ,
nnd inserting powder , which broki
the door in hr.lvcs. The inner doc
of the cafe waa forced open. Th
ani < unt secured by the thieves is
thought by Mr. McShane to bo b ;
tween fifty and eighty dollars. Urior
discovering the IOES yesterday morning ,
hi at once called Marchal Wcalerdnb
and officer McClure to the store , hop
i"C by the remaining evidences o
the onslaught to get some clu
to the thiovcs. In cousultalio
they concluded to make a search c
the neighborhood for the iron money
dnwcr which had been taken away
This was found by Officer McClnrc
set up against the fence surrounding
the stock yards of Mr. Hall , which li
a few hundred yards to the southwest
In and near iho drawer were fotin
the valuable papers , which Mr. , M&
Shine had deposited for safe keeping ,
and uhlch are of no value to anyon
but the owner. Among them was !
note he holds for the sum of § 5,000
an ! deeds and mortgages of quite ai
much value. Besides this plundc
waa taken a few boxes of cigars , aw'
probably enough chewir.g tobacco t
list them a short time.
Thai the perpetrators of thii raid
wore not profe'wonala is conclusively
proven by the tools which they em
ployed to do their work , which
thanka to their generosity , they lef
behind. The officers brought then
to pjlico hoidqtiirters , where a re
potter of TUE UCB saw them. The }
consist of a cart-enter's brace , with
which the drilling was done ( the dril
however , was not found ) ; an incl :
firmer chisel , a five cigths mortic
cliifccl , and a lane ; sc-cw driver. It i
is likely that hra\icr tools were used
but none wcro found. On the flou
near the safe w.-.s found a paper fun
iicl , through which tbo powder wa
run into the d illod hole. 2su cu <
had been found up to ! att evening.
District Court.
Proceeciiigshid on yesterday , the
U'1 vnw J.iniej . . . . W. , . , . SavaiM , . . . .ew prrsidin" . > .i. , Oiuci :
to short causu liy Saturday morning
unit why sale- should not be confirm
ed.
Uigerty vs. C.ilian ; motion over-
ru'cd. '
ru'cd.McCImkcy VB. Rhodes et al. ; sale
c titirmod.
Cham oi8 vs. liichnnls el al.sherifT ;
< if D ujjl-is county substituted for Al
fred BurJey , xpochl iinster commis
sioner.
YattB vs. Ittner ; administrator ; s'c
firmed.
Cromwell v ? . Cromwell ; plaintiff
ordered to give new bond by Satur
day morning next.
Dcpeise . Ddloro et al. ; plaintiff
ordered to give security for costs by
Saturday morning next.
Forbes ct al ; v.s. McHugh ; motion
overruled.
Collins vs. German American In
surance Compony ; order of revivor. s-
Henry et al.'vs. Anderson ; motion
overruled.
Schrinorvs. Markam ; leave to file
petition in DO days.
Bankes vs. Frisona ; motion over
ruled
Guild & Morrell vs. Cunningham
it Co. ; motion overruled ; leave to an
swer in one week.
Simpson vs. Hornberger ; contiuu
: mco set aside.
In the matter of the assignment of
Stephens & Wilcox ; order upon mo
tion of assignee to pay dividends etc.
Reynolds vs. Markel et al. ; E.
Wtikeley appointed guardian ad Ittcm
for Priar L. Markel , minor defend
ant.
Court adjourned until this moraine
n 0.yO o'clock.
An Eariy Snow.
The storm which prevailed on Fri
day afternoon and niht $ ; was quito
qener.il throughout Nebraska , and in
eome eetioi < 8 a very heavy fall of
snow is repnr cd , particularly iu the
Elkhorn Valley , where the snow
in th" cuts on the Omaha , luo-
brara & Blsck Hills railroad
plied up from teven to eleven feet
high , blockading the road and delay
ing the trains. Tha train dun hero
at 11 a. m. Saturday on the Omaha
div.sion of the J1. . Paul & Omaha
road , was dtlajcd about five hours.
There was alee a heavy enr.w fall en
the Omaha A Republican Valley road ,
and between Osceola and Stromsbutg
Uiere were drifts seven feet deep iu
the cuts. On ilia Union Pacific tele
graphic communication was cut off
riDK the storm. The wires were
gotten up again as far as Xorth Platte
Saturday night. For twenty four
iours there w s no telegraphic com
munication with points west of C.il-
umbus. Whether the storm struck
the cattle ranges in western and
northern Nebraska has not yet been
earned. This heavy fall of snow so
early in * he reason is something ic-
aiarkable in Nebraska.
CHAMPION POOL GAME.
A handsome silver medal will this
evening be given by D. L. McGuckin
to the b'esl player on the pool tables.
Contest open to everybody. The
highest equal shots to eaw off on the
game. Open from eight to eleven.
314 South-Tenth street.
CUm chowder at Grand Central
Billiard Hall lo-uight.
Please Jicmcmber
tint H3-den's Fire Kindlers , sold by
Crst-clisj Groctrs , are just the
thing for starting a quick fire with i
either wood or coal these cold mornc
inK . I r
A GERMAN'S GRIT.
Dr. Henry Aarons Commits
a Deliberate Suicide by
Strychnine.
The Coroner's Inquest and
Verdict.
The duties of Coroner Jacobs have ,
jf lat , been decidedly light in
sonlriEt with the month of August
when Euicido was epidemic. It was
believed that the disease had spent
ts force , but a r.cw cue Is reported
o-day of as cool and deliberate a sui
cide ts is often heard of.
Abont ten o'clock Saturday a
wagon drove up to Jacobs' door and
stopped , the driver inquiring if they
vieieat the coroner's. Upon being
answered in the affirmative , ho with
ur. assistant unloaded the dead body
of a man , clothed only in pantaloons
andthirt , bareheaded &nd barefooted.
The owner of the team , whose
name is Albert Koba , is
a German living about sir
miles west of the city. He told
the particulars of the death of the
man whose body he bad brought in
about as follows :
1 he deceased arrived at bis house a
little after 2 o'clock Friday sifter-
noon waiting through the rain and
asked if he might come in und stay
all night. As he waa drenched
through and in a miserable plight Mr.
Kobs had not iho heart to
turn him away so he gave
him the desired permission.
About half an hour after supper the
man came Into the kitchen and asked
for a glass in which to take some med
icine. Ho then took out a phial from
which ho poured some whitish crye-
tas ! into the water , and drank the
doee. Oio cf the family remarking
th'at it "looked liketugir , " ho replied ,
"Well , it don't taste like sagar. " He
then laid down , and afterwards Mr.
Kobj saw the twitching of his face ,
but thought he was laughing , at him ,
and felt rcther hurt at it , after Lls
hospitality had been accepted.
About 2 o'clock the farmer woke up ,
hearing the visitor walking about the
floor , and saw him go outside into the
yard in the dress described above. Ho
was gone so long that Kobs thought
ho tni ht bo making arrangements
to s'eal n horse or something else , and
going lo the doer to look for him ,
found him lying on the porch , stone
dead. Not knowing what else to do ,
ho and his hired mauThco. , Klabunde ,
placed him in the wagon and brought
him in to the coroner , which was cer
tainly very considerate toward that < 'f-
ficwl and savoi nim a very disagree
able rida and the county quite an ex-
pens 3.
A jury was impinnnled consisting
of K. M. TVtnlott , CSiao. EJgerton ,
Ln-in Mll-r , J s. McMichaol , Frank
H. 15ij'ci-.ii'l Henry Stint , and r.nin-
ijue.H held < il jilO.
Papers found on Iho person of the
doceised indicated that he was a Gcr-
mafl ( > bvFicisn nnd that l > is ti.iiuo was
Dr. Honrv Aarnnp. lla was apparent
ly n"t fverSC ycais of ago , was of
medium height , v oil built , wore a black
gent looking , llo is said to hav
been an officer it the Prussian army
and was undorsl"I to say last night
that ho had a w f mid two children in
this city. A f grains left in hU
pocket of the subi'.mc-i he had tr.ken
wore pronounce ! to be strychnjne
That the suicide . -.x * a deliberate oie ;
is proven by a few lines written in blue
pencil on a page of his memorandum
book during the evening , which were
as follows :
To any United States officer :
If I am found dead , please look for
Ki\ee Clubs of Arkansas , Dr. Brewer or
one Dr. Thos. Morton , Baxter Co. , Ar
kansas.
What Kivee Clubs are nobody know ? ,
but Coroner Jacobs has telegraphed
to several parties , including those
named and will hold the remains sub
ject lo their order. The jury found
"That thb deceased came to his death
by means of poison administered by
his oirn hands. "
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS.
G. W.E. Dorsey , of Fremont , was i
the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. S. Stebbiti * , wife of Assistan
General Passenger Agent Stebbics , of th
U. P. , returned from the east yesterda
morning.
Mrs. Sam Brown and children returne
from the east yesterday.
F. W. Gridley , formerly of the postoi
Bee force , went out to Grand Island yes
terday.
Mr. Henry Dohle left for the east las
eycninfT , where he proposes to lay ia
mammoth stock of boots and shoes for th
winter trade.
Architect Elfatrick , of Boyd's oper
muse , has gone to Louisville.
lli ICate Fowler , of IJew York , has
beea encased to takecharge of the prepar
atory department of Brownell Hall , anc
will arrhe in a few days.
Church Howe was in the city yesterda y
ife rctnrns home this morning.
George Canfield hai
returned from a
trip to Oakdale.
Mrs. M. W. Gaylord has returned t
Omaha and will make her home with Hon
Geo. L Gilbert.
K. K. Valentine was in the city yester
day.
day.E.
E. L. Bicrbower went out to Sidney S :
tutday.
Mrs. Ben Gallagher has returned from
thswest.
Judge Elmsr S. Dundy left for Califor
nia Saturday.
M. B , Hoxie , of Grand Island , left for
iome Saturday noon.
Hon. E. K. Valentine was a westbonnd
passenger Saturday.
Mrs. John A. Harbach has returned
from the east.
Prof. Siinl. Aughey went west on the
noon tram Saturday.
y. J. Burnham left at noon Saturday to
speak at Belle Creek Friday evening.
Senator Saundera and wife left for Mt.
Pleasant , Ia. , Friday to attend an old
sellers' reunion.
Tiket Agent Seachrest , of the Kansis
City , St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway.ltft
for Kansas City to-day on a vijit.
Leave of absence for fourteen days baa
been granted Capt. Thos. Wilson , chief
commissary of subsistence of this depart
ment.
THE LOBD'S LIEUTE ANT.
The Great Evangelist on His
Way to the Pacific Coast ,
With Sankey , the Sweet Sing
er , Still in His Company ,
Yesterday was a day of unusual
nterest to the religiously Inclined
orlion of our population from the
: t that Messrs. Moody and Sankey ,
lie great Evangelists , were in our
midst , and held meetings under the
uspices of the Young Men's Christian
\ssociation. They ! eft Chicago 9:15
Fiiday for Omaha by the Chicago
and Northwestern railway and will
\rrive in the city this evening.
Knowing that our readers would
expect to hear from them immediate-
y after their arrival if not sooner , tbeir
imc schedule forced us to take the
alter alternative and takin advantage
of the temporaiy atop of the train this
morning , in eastern Iowa , for break
fast , our through telephone line was
called into requisition and the porter
having called Mr. Moody out from the
dining room , the following colloquy
quy ensued , begun by our reporter.
"Hello ! "
"Hello ! "
"Is that Mr. Moody ? "
"Yes , sir. What do you want ? "
"I would like to ask you a few
questions if you have no objections. "
"Nono whatever sir , if you will be
brief ; my lime is limited. "
"How long have you and Mr. San
key been contemplating your trip to
San Francisco ] " asked our reporter ol
Mr. Moody.
"Ever since we came back from
Europe , iu 1875 , they have been in
viting ua out to the Pacific slope , anc
we have been promising them we
would coma. "
"You have never been tbera before
I believe ! "
"No , not together. Once I took a
flying trip out there. "
"Uow long do you expect to be
therel"
"I don't know ; that depends on
how the work opens up. "
"Will you conduct your work in the
large tnbornnclo as you did in
Chicago ? "
" .No ; we will work in the churches ,
as we did iu Baltimore and St.
Louis. "
"How about Mr. Hollenbeck's
branch of the work , lhat is an nddec
feature is it not ? '
" .No sir ! He'll do about the same
in the temperance work as Mr. Sawyer
did in Chicago. "
"What has been your more recent
work ? "
' 'Our last work was in St. "Louis anc
Chicago , but this summer I Lave beei
attending to my school for young
ladies and I have Etartod one fur
> y -\lao , both In Northfleld. "
"Where will you go irom Sii
Francisco ? "
"Well , I don't know , that depends
Wo have had strong calls from New
Orleans and wo my upend the firs
part of tno season in California anc
the latter part in New Orleans. "
"When do you expect to reach San
Francisco ? ' '
' 'About the first of November ,
shall probably stop at Salt Lake anc
probably at Cheyenne. "
At thia moment Iho bell rang am
iho interview was summarily broagh
to a close.
WANTED 3 good blacksmiths on
14th street between Harney and Ho
- - ' A unuciv ATtlltPIlY.
( f
Oysters in every style at Tizud'u
15-tf
Reduction in prices , superiority
inrnt lined , Abtor ilutuo , N. Y
clGlm
The Cozzens House lias been leascc
by Mr. Augustus Cary who ia preparec
to accommodate a limited number o
respectable boarders. No families o
children are in the house and a quie
place with good accommodation
guaranteed. Day board § 3 00. Board
and lodging § 4.00 per week. Coz
zens HOUBO , Ninth and Haruej
streets. A number of looms hav
been fitted up for lodgers. ol4-th-s-
J. I. Nichol & Co. , opposite post
office , are selling choice apples at § 2 2
per barrel , and Michigan Quinces a
65c pir basket. A choice line o
groceries always on hand.
Registration Notice.
State of Nebraska , Douglas County.-B
Notice is hereby given that I wil
sit in the store t-f E. W. Wyman's
15th street , three doors south of Pos
Office , on Monday , Wednesday am
Saturday , October 25th , 27th and
30th , also on Monday , November 1st
1880 , for the purpose of registerin ;
the elector * of the fourth ward , Cit
of Omaha , Douglas County.
In witness whereof , I hereunto se
my hind this 15th day of October , A
D. , 1880.
JOHN S. WOOD ,
olo-16t Ragislrar of said ward.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent.
Inquire No. 1616 California street.
o3t3 MRS. A. CALDERWOOD.
.
4 * fc
Mcniers celebrated Fine Chocolate
at Joe & Sam's. tf
LOST OR STOLEN.
One Irish setter pup , nine months
old , white and red. Answers to the
name of "Bruce. " Five dollars re
ward will be piid for the dog.
JAMES HENDERSON.
Cor. 12th and Jack-eon Sta. 14 3t
Telephone to Joe & Sam's for a box
of thosa Famous Caramels and Bon
buns.
BARGAINS IN SIIK AND WORSIED
SOITS at MCDONALD & HARRISON'S.
o6sat-tu-th
Graiz & Freman
, cracker manu-
: acturcrs and wholesale dealers in
Nuts , Candles and Cigars , have re
moved to 510 , llth street , ( McShane
& Schroeder's old stand ) , which will
bemused as sales-room and office. Their
ild stand will be used only as factory.
ol2-tu.th.sat
$1.85
will furnish you with a winter's sup-
ily of Hayden's Patent Fire Handlers.
Sold by all Grocers.
Any one visiting the elegant rooma
I A. W. Naaon , dentist , will be at
nee convinced that he has better fa-
ilitiei for doing all kind * of dental
work than any one in the west Offie ,
Jacobs' Block corner Capitol avenue
and 15th street. It I
OLESON'S ODTEAGE ,
An Unfortunate Woman from
Omaha Raped by Him.
The Brute Incarcerated.
Nearly every one will remember the
case of the man Karstol who was ar
rested in this city some months pgo
and sent to the penitentiary for steal
ing * a silver brick and some silver
drippings from the smelting works ,
where ho was employed , and which
he concealed in his garden until they
were found by the officers. Hard
uck follows his unfortunate family
till as will be seen from the follow-
horrible story from to days Lin
da Journal :
John Oleaon , a Swede or Dane , a
tone meson by trade ; who has been
> efore the police court on several occa >
ions , for minor offense ? , was dragged
before Justice Platte yesterday to an-
iwer to the serious charge of rape ,
iaid to have been committed upon a
) oor , lone and forlorn woman named
3arbara Karstel , whosa husband is now
n the penitentiary , serving a
sentence for the crime of larceny ,
committed in Omaha. Mrs. Kars-
tel tells a plain , straight-forward
story nnd underwent a rigid croas ex
amination yesterday , without contra
dicting herself once. To begin with ,
he poor and unfortunate woman is a
; enant in a small house owned by
Dltson. About ton o'clock last
Wednesday night , just as she was re-
: iring , the defendant called at the
lousa and demanded admission. She
isked who was there and then refused
dim admission. Whereupon be broke
open the door , and then demand
ed matches to light the lamp. The
womin and her two children were
very much frightened and after he had
received th'o matches and struck a
light , ho waa ngain asked to withdraw.
He rtfused to go , and at once made a
base proposition to her , and was rt-
fut > ed. He then ecized the poor
woman and accomplished his purpose ,
Uucn his testimony Justice Platte
bound him over for his appearance be
fore the coming term of the district
court.
S. P. MORSE & CO. ,
FARNHAMST. ,
CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
of DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN
BLANKETS , COMFORTS , ETC.
FROM
STEFUKNS & WILCOX'S STOCK.
We Inve many boods , bought last
year , that have since advanced from
thirty to fifty per cent. , yet wo offer
them nt bankrupt prices : .
50 pure 10 4 Wh-te Blankets a
2 00 worth $3.00.
50 pjirs 10-4 White Blankets at
82 75 , worth $4 00
25piirslO-I white blankets at § 5.00 ,
worth $7.00'
25 pairs of 11-4 White Blankets at
SO 00 , worth § 9 OD. _ _
3D pa'ra California White Blankets
at $10.00 , worth § 20.00.
400 pairs Western Groy Blankets at
55 , § 6'and § 7.50.
All to-day worth from $2 to So a
pair more.
Our new Display of
DRESS GOODS , HOSIERY ,
FRINGES ,
Pc'ssmentertes , Beaded Trimming ? ,
otc , is very elegant , and certainly the
tiuest shown in Omaha.
UNDERWEAR ! UNDERWEAR ! !
JfAK UJMJGtt. VALiOEt
Men's all wool nnd merino SKirta
and Drawers at less than wholesale
prices of to-day. Children's merino
Vtstaaiid Pauls , from 2o els up to
biistCntwright & Wirner'n qoods
50 dizen Lidies" Moriuo Vuits and
pants , at 50 , worth 75c.
Birg-iin * in Lid is So unless Vests ,
at § 1.25 , wi-rth § 2 00
S. P. MORSE & Co.
Regal Roshellp.
The appearance of this rising young
' star" at the Academy of Music
waa not under as fivorable aus
pice ? as might hivd been wished for ,
but she sustained the reputation
which had preceded her. She is not
only a beautiful woman , but one of
the future great actresses of the
world.
Hickory , Chestnuts and Black Wal
nuts at Tizird's. 15-tf
THE LATEST FROM INDIANA ,
Informs us that Fred M. Peterson ,
the "Omaha Bakery" man , has the
finest rig in town , and gets up the
beat line of bread , cakes and pies , and
runs the cleanest shop in the west.
All from § 2.80 six years ago. Try
his celebrated TWIST , 516 Tenth St.
Jh-B-tf
A large assortment ot BLACK and
COLORED FRINGES ; 500 GROSS Dress
Buttons new and beautiful designs
just received at "THE MECHANICS'
ONE PRICE STORE" of FREDIUCESON
&BRO. , 408 Thirteenth street , near
Harney. oc9-sat-tu-thu-lf
The Early Robber.
Mrs. R. A. Wallace , who keeps a
dry goods store at the corner of Tenth
andDodgo streets , was surprised on
coming down from her residence to
open up , Saturday , that the door
was already open , and that some
thief had carried away about § 12
worth of goods , including underwear ,
silk wipes , etc. There was no one
sleeping in the store , and Mr. T. J.
Collins , who came downabout an hour
before Mrs. Wallace , was the first to
see the door open , but did not suspect
burglary. It waa fortunate for the
proprietor that the thieves were su
easily satisfied.
MR. AUGUSTUS CARY has removed
ris bakery to the northeast corner of
STinth and Harcey streets , and built
one of the largest and best ovens in
he city , and has a capacity f or turn-
ng out loives for the thousand.
Vienna bread , pies , cakes , and a full
ine of eatables of this kind always on
land and delivered to any pirt of the
Ityfree of charge. ol3-w-s-th
For Delicious CARAMELS , the
finest in Americi , Go to JoeSam's ,
ext to Postoffice. tf
Clam chowder at Grand Central
Billiard Hall to-night.
E. Maurer has opened his new
aloon and'lnnch'rootn 1214 Farnham
treet , late Elgutter's store. 1m
CALL FOE A CONVENTION ,
To Nominate a Senator for the
Sixth Senatorial District.
A convention to nominate & eonator
for the sixth senatorial district of the
Btato of Nebraska is hereby exiled to
meet at the City Hall , in the city of
Omaha , on Thursday , October 21st ,
1880 , at 2o'clock , p. ID. , of that
day.
day.D
D ted October IGth , 1880.
0. F. GOODMAN ,
0. S. CHASF ,
A. II. KENNKDY ,
Committee.
MM J. II. Slhven & Co. have been
busy the last fev ? days iu openino ; and
rranging a Urge'and complete Block
if fall nnd wintur styles , just received ,
consisting of 2ue millinery , elegant
neckwear , notions , &c. lladtmoisello
Protau , for many years trimmer for
ho establishment , hia just returned
'rotn an extendtd tour , having visited
New York , Chicago and other leading
emporiums of fashion , and ia prepared
to get up anything in thia line on
short notice and in a satisfactory man
nor. All lady friends , ocquaictances
and others wishing to obtain the latesi
f.ishions are invited to mil. Mrs. J
M. Slav en & Co. , Jacobs block , Cap
itol avenue and Fifteenth street
SPECIAL H
NOTICE Adrcrttstmcnti. 1o Lot Fur StJe
est , Xnund , > aits : , EowulDj &c. , v > lll be In
serted Intheje columns oni/ ) for TEN CENT
per Una ; eacK subwquontlnecrtlou.FlVE CKKT
per line. * The Diet Insertion never loss tha
T\VENTT-FrVE CKHT.1
TO LOAJJ-UOKEY.
* nnA O LOAN At8 percent Intel
OO.V'UU ' st , n sums ol * 2X0and ; up-
warOs for I to 5 jcars" lima onfiMt cLvslmprov
cil city and farm property. Aprly nt BE3IIS
Real KsUtoand iKJin Ageauy , IStli and Douelas
8 tg. 278-co-Jtf
KI2T TO LOAN Call at Iw O3Ice
B. L. VIIOUAS , RumnS.Orctehton Block
ONKY TO IiOAI-f J103 Knrnhim street.
M Dr. Edicurd Loan Agency. nov-22-tf
HELP WAKTED
Immediately , a gwd took , at
WANTED ' restaurant. 691f
A. girl ( or general housework
WANTED St.between 2lst-.ml 2 nd
St3. 093-18
/ - coed gills fjr geiaml housc-
W/N1ED-2 ono to cook , at blnen'd hotel.
South lOlh strict. 6S'MS '
WASTED A clrl to do general liotifewnrk
fur a fainiiy of three Tall on Mrs. LO IJZO
ritib'c , Comrnt. at , fifth house from St. Ma-j's
Ava , on CJB : side PSO-1C
Cook at the O'ConnslI llouac on
WANTED , near Dodge. ( fll-21
A smart , sctue hey ; stead * cm-
WANTED "Iho Bradatrci t Co " CS5-17
\ 7A TCI > A eooJ kitchfn hand. Apply at
W this office. ; C8S-16
AN1ED A L-ood hoiTbe-keeptr. at 1109
W Kirohum street , up st.iis. 031 tf
WANTEU-Girl ; "c ok" preferred , at F.
Laiij. , cor 13th and Jickson. 6S3-tf
PASTED 2 men lo work ! > marked garden
W nmth , at ttu end cf 18th St. il. W. BAIL.
G53-tf
/ Girl a , 1S1T Cas > street , tmall
W/NTKO anta ooJ coolr , wisher and
irono- . C)2-tf
FOR REHT-KOUSES A D LAHC.
17(011 ( KENT CVtapc , on 5th ami Pine Sis
I lien house , ciglit roomg.onZJdand t'asaSta.
Enquire J. ' . l.oc. r1. E. Cor. lth and Farn-
ham. G9G-tf
(1KENT ( Fu'tilihcd room with use of tit-
I' Unir room for commercial gentl-inan , 010
North 17tb St , Let. C.diforma and Webster.CDOI6
CDO-I6
I'.EXT Itoom , fiinisheil or unfurnielied ,
FOK . COS JSth , let California aLd Wt-lster
etrctt. < .75-iO
. RPM1Thrcoulcc rooms , N . t4boutb
F.Jll St. 671-15
HKNT Hiu o and lot in f-huirs 2nd
F10H . , mnr iio U. S. cxnrill. Kcquiio at
Kooni 0 , Crci.htoi LI ) cK. CCJ-lf
[ 7 < ) R II1 NI 1 urge Imuce , 7 room' , 20th St. ,
I' nearCis Btrco. V. T. TAYL < R ,
_ 63' tf Olllcc Mth and D il l. .
FOIt RKNT inely funuihol rooms at 1310
DiTeuport street , bet 13th aud llth St.
350 tf
FlOR RENT 2 furnished rooms o > er Jler-
chants Exclunge , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Podceftrccts. l Q-if
FOR SAIH.
LOIS , FAR11S , HOUSES AND LANLS Look
oycr BfMIa' new column of har a'nj oulst
I'a e.
_
O HOUSED And corner half of lot , southeast
& corner 14th and CajaSts. , 7 room' in each ;
rent for S2 > nd 835 ir ( month 1 KAI
ESTATE AoEScr , 16th and DougU Sta. C70-tf
TJILOWna SHELVES With Brackets for win-
JD dowi ran -in ; from 65c to 0c. I > 3int d
wood and * ire fl n-er stands nn imr from il W
to ? 7tV vxh.ftn Evntt , next to I'ee Offi. c.
. _ 673-19
FOR ALS Mixed paints , at A Holme8.16th
and California SU. 615-tf
FOR SALE A new , elegant , flrst-claes 7J
octivo piano , direct frjm manufacturer , at
less than manufacturer1 ! ) I rice , will toll at a bar
Raui and give time if de.ircd W. J. CONNE- ,
_ 806-lf
BEMIS OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST O
Bargains In Houses , Lots , Farms and
Lan'h , In his new column on 1st page
Ml Lit T * enty to twenty-tour quirta or one
dollar by John T. T unison.
FK SALE Cottonwood lumber of all elzes.at
RKDMOSD'S. SLtteenth- t. 616-t-
HISCELlAflEOUS-
LOTS , FARMS , HOUSES AND LANDS. Lee
over BEMIS' new column 6f bargainson 1st
OODND Jlired , in a slouRh about one mlle
JJ north of U. f. R. B ehop , and nearly dead
from exposure , etc. , a porrtl hone wlili white
strip in forehead and tolUr marked. Owner can
hare same by apnltinir at tha Oiraba Steam
Laund v nd uaiiutr charges. 103-18
QPKC1AL OT1CE Ot'o Knsonl. veterinary
O Burgeon , graduate of the veterinary college
of Stuitgart and Zurich. Hospital 1143.Sherman
avenue I 6-lm
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Crape Cream Tartar. No otho
preparation makes such li'ht , flaky hot breads ,
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by ilvpettia
without fear of the lls rejultlnj from hearr !
digestible food.
hold only In cans , by all Orocr .
KOTAL BiKina POWDXR Co. . N w Tork
J. H. FLIEGEL & GO.
Successors to J.II THIELE ,
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
.No. 122O Douglas Street ,
rnlUly
ONE MJLLiOH ACHES
CHEAP LAND
XZfiT
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
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
f
,
OMAHA
-
.
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Eeai-
- dencea from $3OOO to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
. Lots , and all kinds of City
Heal Estate.
,
We else have
, MONEY TO LOAN
.
-
-
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
1O percent , interest to all who
Cftn show good titles.
'
5.
Maps for Douglas ami Sarpy
Counties Tor
4 beautiful lots fronting south la Isaac &
Seldcn'a * do. for Si JO half cash.
House and lot , 22d and Dodge . $ 3000
Hou'e and lot near liownell Hall . 2,10C
Two new Iioutea and full lot , rents for
81:0 per jear . 4,000
New brick house , 21x25 , 1 } story , with 3
, lota . 2,000
IloiL-e acdlot Websttf at . . . . . . 1,500
Larsehoiljeand comcrlot . . . . . e.OOC
Lirgo house full lot , California st . 4.00C
Residence and 4 full lots , St. Mar/a at e. . 6,600
) Home and imall lot , couth of depot . 930
House and etmll lot.soutn of depot _ . 635
Reel lonco propeity , Kountze ana Kath's
add . 6GOO
Fin eres'dcnce property . 10,000
House and lot , 22d rd llirney . l SCO
House and lot , Nclsou'fl addition . 2,7GC
Ilousoand lotShinn's addition . 1COO
Kesiiltnceand corner lot . 8OU. >
BcaiJenco ( cab ) . 7,100
Eeaidedce . 0,000
RSsldenci . C , 0a
Houfo nr.d One-half lot . 1.C5C
Three homes and corner Joi. . j . 7lOd
Residence and corner lot . , , , . 7,500
House and 60 feet front , ICth street . 3,700
Lar < c houfe nd corner lot . 0,500
Rtidetce and three lots . 0.500
Two house ami corner t c-thirda of cor
ner lot . 1,1
Housaand small lot , Caaictrect . 2,100
Hauseandlot , 27th near Farnham . l.OXH
Brick house and corner lol . 1,350
Small houo and fulllot , Caminga at . 2,30u
H. use nd lot , 23d street . 3,250
House and full lot , worth fi,000 for . 5,600
Fnebrck residence. . l,5oo
Bnck residence . B.liOO
House and co'ncr lot . 1,550
New two-story house and corner lot. . 4,200
Residence and lull lot , Farnhima : . & fee
House and one acre , 18th street . 3,000
Houm and half lot , 18th street . 2,200
House and lot , Shinn'g addlt o i . 1 COO
House and half lot , Casa strret . J.ioO
House and hnlf lot , CaslStreet . 1,450
Residence and Ute Iota , Capitol HIM . 7.000
Ele/ant brick residerce 2 full lots . 15,600
Finest residence in the city . 16,000
Resdence pr .forty . 17,000
Residcn e property . . 17,500
Residence . 5,500
House and lot , Shinn'g acluitior. . 1,200
House ana lot , MilnnVi'dditfon . 1,50(1
House and lot , 2th and Firnham . 1,400
ilouse and lot. 27th and Doujliia . $375
House and full lot. Izardst . 1,7-0
Xew house and 1 } lot . 2,200
Residence property . 7,600
Residence proper. y , vcrvr fine . 13,500
Houaeand lot , Horbach's addition . 1,500
Residence , Farnham st . 6,000
Honso and J lot 1 b'ock from Court
House and J lot 1 block from Court
Ilouse . 2,2oO
House and corner lot 2 blocks from Court
House . 2F < QO
Houseandl t , Nicholas street . l.XX ( )
Honscaml 1 acre.Gises' addition . ! 40
Ilouse and lot , llih etreel . 900
Lante buildin ; and s.i Iota 1 mile out. . . 4,000
House and lot on Davenport . 3,600
Uouteand i lot , near depot . 1,500
House and J lot , near depot . 9'0
House and lot , South Avenu- . l.fXH )
Hou e and lot , Shinn'g addition . I.t'OO
Residence , Kountze and Ruth's add . . 2,60o
Residence property , Kounue ard Ruth's
addition . 5,000
Residence property , south part , f town . 2,500
House and } lot , Webster et . 2,700
Horse and 5 acres at Darracks . 7fO
House and lot , Armstrong's addit'n . 1,000
Houe and lot , South 12 st . C50
House and lot , Kountze and Ruth's ad
ditlon . . . 3,500
Residence aud } lot . 2,700
HOUM and lot , 16th st . 3,600
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Tarn. St , , Omaha ,
Immense Stock for
A
Fine CnstomOIadc
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
For Men ,
Boys , and
C-h' ' ren
Unilcr-Woar , Hats and Caps ,
Trunks and Valises , at
Prices to Suit All.
Farnham Street Near Fourteenth
IRT1
T1 M Hi
FAJIKIIAM STREET.
The silea of this "l.ratul" cf O hue row ontetri.rot alt others. You set mmrOjtttr * . KI
. . .
WEIGHT ASDMlSUhB In ca ct thu brand than i ally other. D i : KKhMHt. .
m General \V stcrn Aficnt , Omaha.
' * : *
S-5 gS -J f5 i
v 4
BE AH. D W Y & STONE , J.B.FREHGH&C
GEOOEES ,
OMAHA.
OMAHA .
OMAlT A.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
I
Cigars from § 15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 35 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
mwf MAX MEYER & CO. , Omalia ,
iffl
B
GUNS , A MUHiTIOK , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fisliin < ? Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
m
EEMAN
5
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. D.irmg tha
Fall and Winter we will handle COUNSELilEN'S FRESH OYSTKRS , vf hich.
are now the best in the market. A luge assortment of CANDY . < 1 SUGAR ,
TOYS for the n lHay trade.
GATZ & FKEE3IAN , 510 IKIt StOuinliii. . ,
ocll5-c Hl-Cra
Dealer in
\
The Cheapest Place ia the City for
FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES.
I Manufacture my own Pieced
That will last you a lifetime , at thaliowest Price in the city , '
and deal in no factory-mads truck that almost universally
dealt in .
now-a-dayn.
I also manufacture all kinds of Cans.
W3I. F. STOETZEL , Tenth & Jackson Sts ,
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