THE DAILY BEE.
Wednesday Morning , Jan.
nt son BCll/coaL
-C. H. Frederick/LeadinsHnttcr , larp.
ost.'etcck andllowest prices. 23-tig
See Polack's advertisement.
Holiday Goods atKuhn'e.
' CelluloidJSets at Kuan's , druggist.
Warm winter caps cheap , Frederick's
Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewel-
. o2G-tf
on. Crcighton Block. -
BEST IN THE WORLD Barar
Glovo'fittms Patterns at Bushman's. Itf !
Warm caps ! warm caps ! Frederick's.
Jg Council meeting to-night.
f ? Best line of Trusses at Saxe's.
, For l < ands , Lots , House * and Fanre ,
ook over BermV new column on first page.
Bargains. ]
g The U. P. train from the west yes
terday is about an hour late.
Two Pullman cars went out to
day but the run was very light.
The governor will deliver his in
augural message on Thursday.
E -Cheapest warm caps , at Frcderitk'f .
Headquarters for fresh oyetirs.
Wm. Gentleman , IGth and Cass.
jan 3-3t
g The B. & M. train from Lincoln
now arrives in Omaha at 10:30 : a. rn ,
of R:30.
SB Lot , Farms , Houses led Lands. Lcok
over Bemig' new column of bargains on Ikt
DEN DAKfaKE FOBEMKO The
Danish Association will hold thtir
next i egular mooting Friday evening ,
January 7thi
The week of prayer ia being ol-
Borved at the Presbyterian church ty
Borvicos each evening , at 7:30.
Down go the prices , Cops , FroderickV.
Hon. J. E. Boyd has extended
the time of receiving bids for the con
struction of the opera house from
January 10th to January 17ih.
Ono plain drunk , of tbo male
persuasion , was arraigned befoie
Judge Hawos yesterday , but was
discharged on account of extenuating
circumstances.
The Union Pacific ferry car ,
Llotamora , was brought out from * the
ohops Tuesday. It will resume Ha runs
to-day.
Lost Between etoro and Nine
teenth street ind Capitol avenuosmall
gold padlock , with chain and key , set
with two turquoise. Finder pleaeo
leave at Whipple , McMillon & CO.'B ,
and receive reward.
The Bubiect for the prayer meet
ings at the various churches : "Hu
miliation and coufession on account
of individual , social and national
etna. " Dan. ix : 10-19.
Serious Illness in the family of
Mrs. May Meany has made it impos
sible for her to fill existing engage
ments , but at the earliest moment her
Bcholars will receive attention as be
fore.
In going to the fire yesterday
the horse driven to No. 3'a hose can ,
ono of the best in the department ,
came near breaking his leg in a hole
loft unguarded in the street. Ho es
caped injury by the care of his driver ,
Thoadoro Grebe.
The fine overcoat stolen from J.
H. Fliegcl'a tailoring establishment ,
was fouu'i Monday in possession of
a gCuuucil bluff , ! woman , who pur
chased it for SI. She was brought
ever TUCB lay to identify the p&ry who
BO t it to her , who is recognized from
his description.
The regular annual meotini ; of
Iho congregation of Emnnuol'n Einn *
gelicil Lutheran church , Douglas
otroat , will take place at the church
this ( Wednesday ) evening at
7:30 o'clock. Friends of the congro-
giaon , as well as combers , are in
vited.
Mr. Lev Franklin , of Lincoln ,
Inventor of the "Child's Blackboard , "
Is in the city where ho will remain to
canvass for two or three weeks. His
invention has mot with great favor ,
and ho came hero from Atchiaon and
Kinsas City where he had bis ; success
! n sales of the article.
' A convention of the .Knights o !
Honor of Nebraska , will bo held in
L'ncoln on the Cth inst. The con
vention is called by Grand Dictator F.
P. Ireland , nnd Js held for the pur
pose of presenting a memorial to the
logls'ature , concerning exemptions
which will bs asked for from the op
eration of tbo present insurance lawr.
Monday night a women , who was
pretty bidly corned , entered a house
on Jackson street and demanded
led ; ing f or the night. She did not
wait for a bed , but laid over on the
floor and wont to sloep. The prcpri-
otor of the house telephoned for a
policeman and the woman was arrest
ed , but she was this morning die-
charged.
Charles H. Scott , a prominent
aud oduntod colored man from Oma
ha , arrived Monday. Ho is a candi
date for moil carrier for the house ,
and wo believe the only colored appli
cant for any position at the hands of
the legislature. [ Lincoln Journol.
The Nebraska State Stenograph
ers' Association at its monthly meet-
in ; Monday evening , at the office of
H mor Stull , adopted a resolution
thanking its secretary , Gcorgo W.
B > yden , for his book entitled "New i
Ytuc's Scraps , " ono of the most hum.
nrona little publications that has
been issued for some time.
from 1517 Dodge street ,
nno dapple grey horso. A liberal ro-
TOudrtiil bspiid for the return of the
t irno to Joe fc Sam. 28-tf
Ed. Parker , the ox-roprcsenta-
t'v from Morrick county , who was art -
t a ed in this city a few daya nr-o ,
T h lo intoxicated , on the charge of
throwing a registered big of mail out
0 the car four years ago between
J jarney aud Grand Island , was taken
d"wn to Lincoln Monday. Ho con
ic used the crime charged and was re
nt mded for sentence.
SAFE BOBBERY.
A Thorough Job but not a
Paying One.
The Raid on Louis Bradford's
Treasury.
The gang of robbers and dospera-
doss which visits Omaha periodically
from the headquarters en the other
aide of the river is apparently open
ing its regular winter campaign.
There have been very few serious cases
ilnce the appointment of a detective
iy the mayor , to keep the city
traight , until Saturday night , when
ho bold robbery at Visscher's block
< ras accomplished. As will bo seen
ilsevrhere , a part of the plunder se
ured that occasion haa already
loeu recovered in Council Bluffc ,
rhero it probably all is honeed away.
Monday a bolder game Jwas played
but which did not pan out very bier , I
xcept in the way of destruction of I
property. The eceiio of the gang's
operations this time was the office of
Louis Bradford's lumber yard , at the
northeast corner of Doughs and Oth
s'rects. This place is rather remote
from business houses and from dwell
ing * , tco , and a raid on It could be
mido at leisure as no one would be
p-owling around at night time in that
part of town and the office is generally
closed at 5 or 6 o'clock in the evening.
Nothing was heard during the night
ijdicating that anything unusu l wis
going on at this office , but thia mcrn-
inp when Mr. Bradford came down he
found his eafe , a good ono of the Hall
Safe and Lock company's make , blown
all to pieces and the office in a state
of confusion generally.
Investigation proved that the burg
lars had entered the room by a north
side door , which had been nailed up
on account of the cold weather , but
which they had forced open and
broken. The safe being the otject
of their expectations they began work
on that by drilling a small hole with a
diamond drill just beneath thu knob
on the door , aud to the left of the
combination. They evidently knew
their business well , as this was
the only hole they had to drill.
A heavy charge of powder must have
b cn put in as the explosion blew tbo
jafo door into a hundrei pieces and
laid the inside wide open. The heat-
leit picco of the door was thrown
ag inst a case with doors , containing
books and papers , demolishing it , and
shattering the window above it by the
concussion. The castings flewinovery
direction , leaving marks of their force
everywhere they struck , The tele
phone was immediately over the
safe , and it nlono of the
surroundings was not injured. Even
a cob pipe , which laid on the window ,
was split in two by ono of the pieces
of flying iron. The small box inside ,
containing the money , was pried out
and carried off still locked. It con
tained only 83 or $4 in small change ,
which , with a note for § 40 , was all
the plunder obtained.
A package of valuable papers was
torn open , and from the bloody marks
left on the wrapper it is supposed
that ono of the gang must have been
hurt.
hurt.Tho
The wreck was ono of the most
complete ever made of a aifo , but Mr.
Bradford congratulates himself on
having removed to another , safer
place about $300 in gold and
bilk , just before closing up for the
night. All the thieves got was in
nlcklus and small coins. Look out
for a repetition of the affair In another
pa.t of town soon ,
Picture Frames , all styles , in ado to
order at honest pricea , at Solomon's.
jan4-2t
The Ladles' Relief Society.
Tnc following donations have been
received by the Ladles' Relief Society
since their lust published statement :
Mr. Levi Carter , § 20.
PrtXton & Gallagher , Ifi } bi tea.
Mamsr & Harvey , through J.
France , 10 sacks best 0 K flour.
S. P. Morse , box of stockings and
o 10 piece of calico.
Dr. Doniao , 12 \ \ > 3 butter.
Mr. Weimor , flour and chickens.
Mrs. Mandorson , 10 Ibs Christmas
candles.
Mr * . Kimball , potatoes.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. S. P. Morse ,
clothing.
Hereafter a weekly report of the
contributions lo the society will bo
made and published.
Miis. J. L. WEBSTER , Scc'y.
Will the members of the Ladles'
Relief Socittv pi case boar in mind
that the annual election of officers oc
curs at the next regular meeting Fri
day , January 7.
Miis. J. L. WEBSTER , Sec'y.
Boys and Gills Sleds , 50 : , 75c , $1 ,
and $1.50 each , just received ,
j4-2t at SOLOMON'S
"Tho missing link" wcs picked
up Monday on Sixteenth street by a
sm\ll boy. It is evidently n part of n
ladies' valuable neck-chain , and cm
bo had by calling at 400 D.ivcnport
street and describing property.
Standard Oil , 8110 ; by 5 gallons ,
17c ; Standard CM by barrel , IGis ;
all ; oil5 gallons or more delivered
free at Solomon's.
Court House Bonds.
An injunction hra been issued re
straining the county commissioners
from issuing the 8125,000 sir per cent
court house bends to Kzra MUIard.
Esq. , to whom ihoy were recently
awarded. The case will bi tried in
the district cuurt.
LOST. A package containing two
masquerade costumes , on Sixteenth
street , between Iho bridge and city
treasurer's office. Please return to
city troasurer'a office and oblige mo
SAM. MALLKTTE.
boys wanted at cur Farnham
street store. S. P. Morao & Co , 3-2t
For Sale six-horse power Baxter
engine and boiler , In good repair.
Apply at BEE officn. no4tf
Just arrived , Mens' Arctics , at Fulli i
rlede's , near 13th & Douglas.
SPONTANEOUS ] COMBUSTION
LymanEichardson's Residence
on 22nd Street Injured
by Fire.
About 10:30 : yesterday on alarm
of Cre waa sounded from box 17 , No.
1's engine homo , and the telephone
brought in news at the sam6 time
that a cottage in North Omaha was
on fire. The Hooks and engines 1
and 2 were promptly out , and after a
long run fro'n ' the SIxte m h street
house , the department waa in time to
ivo a very great destruction of prop-
irty.
irty.The
The fire proved tbo in the attic
if the handsome one-story cot-
age owned and occupied by Mr.
iyman Richardson. It Taa first dia-
iovered in an unoccupied chamber
fitted up in the attic story and scemoi
o have caught under a bed. There
had been no fire near the spot for
Sl omo time and it did not catch from
any flue as there is none nearer than
ho rear of the house , while the fire
broke out abort the middle of the
main structure , on the south side.
The alarm was given by the ladies at
home and was taVen up and repeated
: rom the engine house as stated.
The furniture , carpets and fixtures
were all rajii-'ly removed rnd a stream
of water turned on the fir& , which
soon averted danger. There was a
considerabla portion of the Interior
wood work and rafters burned and
the ceiling * of two or three to ires
were destroyed by water and tin x ,
but the damnge will not probably ex
ceed $300 or § 400. Thohouaeandcon-
tentswero , wounderstand , fully insur
ed. Fortunately , the piano , which stood
in the front room was greatly expos
ed , for that alone of all the furniture
it was impossible to remove. It was
taken off its legs , etood up edgewise
and covered with bhnkets.and Is pro
bably not hurt at all.
The worst part of the whole affair is
the disorder in which things are nat
urally left after such a scono. The
cottage is located on 22d etroet , be
tween Burt and Webster , and ia ono
of the ploasantoat residences in the
ctty.
? 5c , 30c , 40c ,
25c , 30c , 40o
OYSTERS !
25c , 30c , 40o , at BUFFET'S.
Just arrived , Mens' Arctics , at Foil-
rledo'a , near 13th & Douglas.
DE LINEIN OILS.
Sol6mon'd Family White Oil , -25o
per gallon.
Pioneer Hooks.
Regular meeting 01 Pioneer Hook
and Ladder compai.y this evening at
8 o'clock.
J. TKEITSCIIKE , Secretary.
Just received at TUB BKE Job
Ilooms the nicest line of diminutive
l per and Envelopes and Cbrda , auit-
able for Children's Birthday Parties.
Gall and see them.
Omaha Iron and Nail Worus.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of this company yesterday the
report and exhibits for the year were
submitted by the board of directors ,
after which tnc same directors were
ro appointed for the ensuing year , as
follows : John A. Crotch ton , W. A.
P.IX OM , Gcorgo T. Walker , C. P.
Btrkctt and John A. McShane.
The aniiiial statement of the Omnha
Nail Works Company shons that dur
ing the year 18SO thty made 1,865
kegs for each machine , or 41,008 keg *
in all. This i t largest product t
pgr nuiehiiiG made hy any nail factory
iiilhti U itsd States in any ono year.
Just arrived , Mens' Arctics , at Full-
rlede's , near 13th & Douglas.
Slandird Oil § 110 ; by 5 gsllon,17c ;
Standard Oilby barrel , IGJc ; all oils ,
5 gallons or moro delivered free at
Solomon's.
Rustic Frames 8 by 10 and gla-js ,
loc ; Motto Frames , Rustic and
Glass , 25c , at Solomon's.
Eal'roadera ' In Trouble.
A. Traynor , genaral bagg go agent
ol the "Union PaciSc , and Powers and
Maguin , if the Pinkerton detective
force , have been indicted by the
sjrand juryof Pottewattamie county ,
Iowa , at Council Bluffa , for
perjury and kidnapping. The
offences consist in having
svroru out warrants for the gang of
baggage masterj accused of whole
sale robbery on the K. C , St. Jo. &
C. B. road , as "fugitives of justice"
and taken them to Kansas City as
such when in fact they wore residents
of Council BluiTd and were not at
tempting to become fugitives.
Mortality ueport
The city physician , Dr. P. S. Lois-
cring , will this evening present to the'
council his monthly report of the
health of the city during the momhof
December.
Frcm it w > glean a few interesting
statistics. The total numbsr of deaths
during the put month was 24 , qf
which 14 wore males and 10 females ,
white 23 and colored 1.
In the first ward there were G deaths ,
in the second o , in the third G , in
the fourth 1 , in the Sixth 5 , and 1 at
ths county jail.
Place of interment Holy Sepul
chre , 1 ; Prospect Hill , 15 ; Oassidy's ,
1 ; County , 5 ; Jewish , 1 ; German
Catholic , 1 ; Souther's. 1 ; removed
from city , 2
Married , G ; single , 18.
Births , 37 , all white ; males 20 , fe
males 17 ; one pair oftwins , ; still born
5.
The following will show the causes
of mortality , which is about the
average for this time of the year :
Suicide , 1 ; measles , 1 ; ecarlet fever ,
2 ; diptheria , 1 ; croup , 1 ; whooping
cough , 1 ; typhoid fever , 3 ; diarrheal
'
disease , ! ; excesfivc drinking , 2 ; con
sumption , 2 ; pneumonia , 2 ; convul
sions , 2 ; peritonitis , 1 ; drowned , 1 ;
accident , 1 ; septiclmia , 2.
Ages : Under 5 years , 7 ; between 6
and 10 , 2 ; 10 and 15,2 ; over 25 and
under 70 , 13.
AN AWFUL AFFAIR
The Massacre In the Omaha
Indian Reservation Yes
terday
A Gang of Shovellers Drawn
Under a Flying Train ,
Six of Them to Horrible
Death , the Seventh to
Lingering Agony.
Ono hundred miles north of
Omaha , on the Hno of the Nebraska
division of the Chicago , St.Paul , Min
neapolis and Omaha railway , ii a
deep , narrow cut , curve ahapad and
about eight hundred feet in length.
This cut is situated within the limits
of the Omaha Indian reservation and
about one mile south of Middle Creek
During the late storms it drifted so
full of snow as to seriously blockade
the progr ss of trains , and it had but
recently been cleared out by a force of
trackmen.
At this spot , about 10 o'clock yes
terday morning occurred ono of the
most frightful , horrible ard fatal ca
tastrophes that has1 appened for yearn
ppst within the borders of the state.
THE FIRST NEWS
of the accident which readied this
city was in the form of a dispatch re
ceived late yesterday afternoon by
Superintendent House , who resides
in this city , aud was from Conductor
Herman , who was in charge of the
soa'h bound passenger train ,
duo in t'lis city last evening. In re
sponse to Iho message the superin
tendent left on a special train at 2:30 :
for the scene of the disaster , the de-
taih of which were not learned unti
the arrival of the ftal train in this
city last evening. I * appears that the
continued wiuds and stormy weather
had caused the cut to fill up almost
as rapidly as it was cleared , so that to
keep the road open , it was necessary
to put a > a"g at work in it at frequent
intervals. Yesterday morning Con
ductor Games was ordered out from
Oakland with a gang of twenty-five
mim and a train of dump cars , to work
on the line in the vicinity of this cut.
After working until nearly time for
the south bound train to pass , the
work train was ordered ton siding
about n milo from the cut. The
foreman and eleven men were
LEFT IN TUB COT
where they were employed in putting
the track in oed shape nnd shoveling
the snow away from the rails. The
cut is quite ndrrow and has steep
sides , but under ordinary circumstan
ces there would bo room 10 stand
aside and allow a train to piss with
safety. The down train from Sioux
City was behind time and approached
the cut at a high rate of speed , which
waa increased to twonty-fivo miles an
hour as it plunged into the cut sup
posed to bo somewhat obstructed.
A blinding cloud of snow thrown up
by the plow on the passenger engine
hid the track from sight , but when
n short distance from the mouth of
the cut , perhaps half way through ,
the occupants of the cab were horrified
at seeing tbo windows stained as by
A S110WER OF BLOOD ,
and at the same time discovered that
sura , thing wi\ clogging the wheels of
the Iccomotivo and cars. The call
for br.'koa was } > mri | and the train
stopped after running but a few hun
dred feet. The trainmen and pas
sengers climbed out ou the track to
ascertain thu cause oi the stop , and
eaw along the track , half concealed
rij- the snow , a number of dark ob
jecls which were not at first recogniza
ble. A closer inspection revealed Iho
ghastty secret of the bloody windows
and mysterious brakes npon the
wheels. The dark objects were the
MANGLED AND LIFELESS REMAINS
of fiva men , and the mutilated but
not lifeless bodies of tire more. The
foreman and four men of the cloven
were further back , but had escaped
the doom of their companions. The
wounded men were carried into the
coach , but ono of them expired in a
few moments afterwards. Upon the
front truck of the forward car was
found a dead body , still warm and
bleeding , from which the clothing was
completely torn ofl" The remaining
four were only existing in f ho
GHASTLY RELICS OF MORTALITY
which strewed the track on either
side. Ono of the men found alive
hud both legs cut off. He was tbo
one who afterwards died in the car ,
and his body and that of the only sur
vivor of the bloody casualty were
taken to Oakland on the train , and a
messenjjflr dispatched for the work
train , which soon arrlyed , and the
remaining numbers of the ill fated
crow , so frightened and and horrified
as to be scarcely rational , gathered
up , with
GROANS AND LAMENTATIONS ,
the remains of their comrades , and
placed them on the train , by which
they were convoyed to Oakland. An
inquest was called for last night , at
Oakland , aa the nearest point outside
.
of the reservation , which has , of
course , no coroner. Conductor Her
man and the crew of the passenger
,
train wore wanted as witnesses , and
the train was aent into Omaha in
charge of a now set of men.
From the state-meets obtained from
the passengers it would appear that
the men who perished were nlano responsible -
sponsible for their fate , and that they
did not know the danger to which j
they were subjected. The extraor
dinary speed of the train , as it sped
through the narrow defile' within a
few inches alone of the men , probably
drew them under
AS A WHIRLWIND
would draw straws into its grasp ,
and left them about as helpless. Ono
of the men was found to have' been
dragged almost all the way to the
point whore- the train was stopped.
The victims were nearly all Swedes ,
and resided at Oakland , or in that
vicinity. Their names were as fol
lows : Charles Meyer , Thomas Brough-
man , A. H. Swanson , Gas. A. Her
man , Ole Anderson and John Erick-
son. The name of the survivor Is
John Adeler. His recovery is extremely -
tremely improbable.
HUM HIMSELF.
A Nemaha County Merchant's
Horrible Fate.
Caused by Ead Luck in Husi-
ness Ventures.
The community about the two quiet
villages of Asplnwall and Nemaha
City , Nob. , was startled Sunday after
noon about 4 o'clock by the unexpect
ed announcement that William Tid-
row , a prominent and respected mer
chant , had committed suicide by
hanging.
Aspinwall ia situated about three
miles southeast rf Neraaln City , and
Mr. Tidrow had for many years been
a resident of Nemaha county. He
owned the only store in Aspic wall ,
carried a large stock of general mer
chandise , and consequently his trade
waa very large. Anticipating a still
larger trade this winter , he ordered
goods beyond his financial ability.
The result waa a closing out by his
creditorr , principally those at St. Joe.
This seemed to bear heavily upon Mr.
Tidrow'a mind , and evidently brought
on the wretched thought of suicide.
About ono week ago the first at
tempt to take his own life was made
by taking a heavy dose of morphine ,
but a physician was procured in time
to awe hh life. After the first at
tempt ho iiAfl assumed a state of set
tled moloncholy the result of which
was a second successful attempt of
self-destruction. Juat after dinner
on Saturday , he very quietly left the
house and made his way to the chicken
house , where it appears , he had made
arrangements for suicide by hanging.
Mrs. Tidrow , his wife , happened to go
to the coop on an errand , a little later ,
and lound her husband suspended , a
frightful epectrclc , and quite dead.
With rare presence of mind oho rush
ed into the house and secured a knife ,
but on returning and taking a second
look at her husband's ghastly body ,
she fainted away. No alarm was
given until Mrs. Tidrow became con
scious ngain , when of course all assis
tance was useless.
The entire surrounding country ia
very much shocked by the sad event
and the loss ia regretted by innumer
able friends. The coroners inquest
was held yeotorday and a verdict found
in accordance with the facts.
FURS ! FURS ! ! FURS ! ! 1
Ladies' and gents' fur goods of ev
ery descrip'iou at the Fur Manufac
tory , opposite pjstotlico , Omaha. All
goods are warranted.
HENRY G. RICUTER ,
dec 13-lf Furrier.
Rustic framesS by 10 and glass , 15c ;
Motto Frames , Rustic andGlass 25c ,
at Solomon's.
Our Annual Review.
THE BEE'S Annual Illustrated Re-
viusis now ready aud on sale at the
publication office. Never before has
the industries , progress and enterprise -
prise of Omaha been go well repre
sented. The views are magnificent ,
showing many of the principal public ,
private , business and manufacturing
bnildicgs ; water works , government
buildinga , packing estHblishments ,
etc.
Aho a history of the commercial
trai ea-lions during the year 1880 ; tt-
gethrr with a valmblo and reliable
statistical t bles , showing the number
of houses built , the manufacturing ,
banking , railroad and other business
transacted during the past twelve
month ? .
The Annual is an eight page , 33x47
inches in aiaj , printed on heavy white
paper of superior quality nnd finbh
making a handsome present or keep
sake. Price 10 cents per copy ;
postage 2 cents additional ,
A Canard Denied.
We leirn from Mr. T. F. Lyons
who has just rcturne from a trip to
Keokuk , Dos Moines and elsewhere ,
that from some source the impression
his gone abrotd that the Acadc
my of Music in this city had been
permanently closed , and that there
would bo no opening for Ironpea to
appear hero until the opaning oi
Boyd's op > ra house next September.
On this account several compm
ios have made arrangomants to go
elsewhere and skip Omaha , although
booked for an appearance hero. Nota
bis-among thesa la the Janauschek
company which waa booked for Jan
8th and has ignored the ongagemen
to go elsewhere , believing that they
could not play hero. Manager Mealio
wishes this false impression to be de
iiiod absolutely , as ho has bookec
s'everal now companies and has had no
Idea of closing up the Academy or
cancelling any engagement
Boyd vs. Scephonson.
Hon. Jamea E. Boyd , president o
the city council , and Hon. James
Stephenson , a member of the eamo
body , had a little misunderstanding
Monday at a general committee
meeting in the office of City Clerk
McCartney. It was ever the much
disputed sewer case and the
late decision of the supreme
ccurt , finch Mr. Stophonsonintimat |
ed was obtained by money. He finally -
ly intimated that Mr. Bayd was BUS
ceptiblo to the influence of the filthy
lucre , and thereupon the latter sum
marily bounced him. After a lively
and spirited battle , in which chairs
were overturned , the ink-stand upsel
and everybody scared half to death
for fear they would hurt each other ,
the contejt closed and the committee
thereupon adjourned. Although the
a ft air is well known to the police and
city officials there have been no ar-
resU thus far.
The trial of Lovallo and Oulnn ,
who , it will bo remembered , had
a big row on their premises , near
the mayor's residence , last Sunday , is
in progress at the police court. The
mayor has charged them with doing
business without license.
House numbering throughout the
city still goes bravely "on. Already
the greater part of Omaha has been
attended to. For the benefit of those
I
who don't ' kn will state that
the ordinance providing for the new
system of numbering also provides a
fine of $10 for non-complianco with
the samo.
Mniutain your uncorrugaUd fore
head ; keep your spotless linen upon
your placid bosom , and the wholesale
orders for THE BEs'supplement will
be filled in due time. Our cn'iroforco
and a corps of extra assistants are
working night and day and by this
time to-morrow every order usw on
file will bo filled.
SPECIAL
NOTICE Ad\or'I smeite To la' " i via'
L , t , Foiled , WAnls , lto rdiiu .fcr . . : l > . Ir
surtoJ In these columna cms for TJ'T' CKM.--
perllno ; each subseqnentinAjrtbD.nVF rEV--
per line. Tbo flist Insertion coxci I. H U i
TWENTT-FIVE CEliTS ,
TOTO
TO LOAN At8 percent lutui
cat , n PUDS of 82000 anil I p
wards for 11 6 years' tlmo on first cliasim prov
ed city and farm property. Apnly at BKHIS
Real K Uteend Loan Aircncy , 15 Ui anJ Donflia
nte. 27S-codtf
( OUST 10 IXAH-Oall t law Office
M D. L. TUOHAS , RoomS.Crelehton Block
MONKV TO LOAN 1109 Farnhim street.
Dr. Edwariln Low Aecncy. noV'22-tl
HELP WANTED
WAhTEU Odd UrJ for rncral housjwork.
B. Dodnell , south 10th St. opposite C.
F. Gociltian'a rcvdencc. 149-0
A > TKP A fiirl at the Dorm hoim , oppo
site the I'ce i.fflcc. no If
Situaio'i licymmisin liouso
WANTEO bnq ire C. 31 utin , S. W cor.
IStR and Cap.Ul Avenue. liV-G
' D 1 ho person nlm txc'janzcJ overshoes
WANT'
shoes at the skttin. : link , to return Hum
to the Biino place and receive Ins ow.Jib' 1
WANTED A stood ( loundrcs Apply at the
Crelijhton houso. I5'-tf
> -TED A fiTrt-c'ajj girl > < ir family of
WATED
three. Apply toMrs Uobert l'ur\K S
\\.cr.l6tliaiulJone9. 141-tf
ASTED-Good s'rl ' 10 1 I lib t > ' . Good
W n.iic3 paid and reference required. 1SS 3
WAjjEED Oirl for | 'en < ral hoii-o work ,
ilra. b. P. Mor&o , 1711 Jackson st. > icar
TtHst 145 0
WA > TEU Immediately first-tic ) ? cmt-
tinier as Wm Kurka , Ci and Islam1.
Nebraska. 141C
WANTKI ) A Kirlnt 2115 Ca ifoin'aht. tct
2l8t aud 2 a sts. (1313 (
WANTED I'lirtihlicilroim for s'lulo sen-
Uem.ni Kcfijrc icea exchanged Kent
n money or first i.la'9 Instrn Uim. AdiJronim-
mcdit ly. KEV. JAYOSUEK , Postoillcn.
137-4
ADKNVKIi COMMISSION1 HOUSU Wants
party * ith some capital to buy unxluco
Address P. O. Uox 715 130 8
TT7ANTKO-1wo girl , at Enmiclt Hoiee.
121-1
WANTiCD An txpcrieucid butcher wants
tuttirta meat nniKot in some -small went
crn town , where there is nous , or where one 1 *
ile i ; wou'd ' t.ilie arelianlu partner. Adire ! t
K. Webb , Jicks- , Djlt'jti Co , Neb. 93-tf
\TT-ANTEnAgoodlnn90-keeitr , 1100 Farn
V Y ham street , up ttalra. 3Mt
WANTED All Omaha know that tl.o
Uojal ft. Jomijs the hiao.f . Sowing
Machine , olllce on Ifith SI. &nl
FORRiKT-HOUZiS AND LAND.
1011 HUNT A store on co-ncr 10th anj
1 Lc.-ucmvurtli. Icqalrocf Uco. If. P < : t r8oii.
130 tf
HOUSE 4 ronmi , lionet ] , basement , cistern
and well , wi h am ill barn and full lot. U.
L TU011AS , Atl'j , Itoom S.Cretgh on'd Block.
131-3
"T7IOR UENT ! . * cw house , cipht room ? , hard
J ; and fioft w-iter , ou 23d and Cass Sts En-
qui.o 307 12th St. 123 tf
Oii KENT A large funiUhcd room on first
_ C flor , with or without board , outside
eutnince to room. Enquire at Boo office. 120 tf
F IOU KENT Furnisred rooms , with board ,
cast site 20th , bet. Chicago and Ca < s Sta
119-1
"l OIi KE T A fltio furnished front room ,
K flret floor , between 14th and 15th streets for
gcnlltmtu Inquire at 1115 Howard St. 107-t
FOR BEST Brick duelling next to cor. llth
and IMcitlc. Enquire Gco.ll. 1'cturnon , 04
lUth St. 104 tf
FOR KENT House in Shnll's 2nd addition ,
S 5 per month. W. SIMEltAL , room C ,
CroiEhton 15'ock. 893-tf
T7IOR RENT A furnished , south lent room.
C Inquire at No Ifil2 Karnhara SL 81-11
FOR KENT U furnished rooms over Mer
chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Do Ice streets. 289-tf
FOH SALE.
LOTS , FARMS. HOUSES AN D LANDS. Lee
oter 1JK1I1S' new column of barinina on Is
age
TTIOK SAtiF lam breaking up housekeeping
Jj and offer my furniture f > r falo cheap , 3
rooms all < ) i > I t ! y lit'it'shtJ ' , imijv to so'd ' ,
Addtca * C. H. U. l' < sa flinca. 145.5
EOUSALE A BARGAIN A building with
ta'oon ' fixtures , fu < nitur < * and stock , on 10th
fat. , opposite the U. P. dcp 3t , for sale \ cry cheap.
Or the fixture ! , furniture and stock will bo sold
aud building rented. Inquire of Eu. KHEISS-
MAN. 70-tf
"T7IOK SALE Business house and grocery stock ,
_ C Restaurant attached. Address R. Chaffin ,
Aurora , Nab. Q-lm
EOR SALE Tno close carriages , at A. J.
Slmpaou'B. Oll.tf
T OfS , FARMS , HOUSES AND LANDS Look
JU oicrBEMIS' new column of bargains on 1st
Pace.
171 It SALE Cottonwood lumber of all slres.t
F REDMOND'S. Slxteenth-st. 610-t
MISCELLANEOUS.
QTRAYED On Dec. 27th , 1830 , from the pre-
fj miies of the undersigned In Santoea pre
cinct , one tmall bay mire about 5 jeira old.
Leticipformit'oiiat ' my residence or at C E.
Pcrkius , St. Charles Hotel. ED. PATRICK
1M-0
WANTED By a middle-aged
SITUATION -n Oman , clerk or copyist in
Btoro or office. Beat of reference gircn and ro-
nu'rcd. ' MIH. M. T. H4RRIS. Omaha , Neb.
161-5
OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST O
BEMIS in Houses , Lots , Farms an
Lands , In his now column on 1st page
LOST Afurglote on Filday 1 ist of llth st. ,
Douglas or Farnham. Finder vll ! receive
SI reward by leaviog same at Hce office. 139-1
fTIOUND-Buijch o keys , inquire at this
J } office. 110-tf
Absolutely Pure ,
Made fronf Grape Cream Tartar. No otha
preparation makes such IIM , flaky hot breidg ,
or luxurious pastry. Can lie eaten by ilvppeptlca
without fear of the Ilia resullin ? from ho In
digestible food.
Sold only In cans hv all Oroccr ) .
ROTAL BAKKQ rowpitR Ca , Kew York.
FERRY ON ICE.
I hire bridged the approaches to tbo river.
Ice opposite eaat end Jones street miklnz a
llei'ant , eaey and site crossing at the nominal
toll , tiz :
Horscniiin , each 5c *
One Horse and Wa < jon lOc.
Tire Horses nnd lVisoii 15c.
" * "
return
same day lOc.
Foot-men Free.
December 13th , 1SSO. dlS-lm
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EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
S6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Largo tracts suitable for
Oolouios in all the best
Oomiiitis in the State.
80GGO acres scattered
through | -5\va.
A lar.y number of Improved
Fanm in Nebraska , many of
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre.
An Immense List ol
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 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
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
1O percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
Maps for Douglas and Sarpy
Counties Tor sale ,
i beautiful Iota fronting south In Isaac ft
Sclihn'aedd. ( or JUO-hdll mil.
House and lot , 22d nlid Dodge 9 3,000
House and lot near Brownoll Hall 2,100
Two new Iiouws and full lot , rontg for
$4 = 0 perycar 4,000
Now brick houeo , 21x25,1J story , with 3
lots - 2,000
House and lot Webster st 1,500
Large hou eand corner lot 6,000
Largo house full lot , California st 4,000
Residence and 4 full Iota , St. llarj'a are. . 6.COO
House and small lot , south of depot 950
Home and small lot , south of depot 635
Residence property , Kountzo and Ruth's
add 5,600
Fine residence property 10,000
House and lot , 22d and Harney 1.800
House and lot , Nelson's addition 2,700
House and lot Shlnn'g addition 1,600
Residence and corner lot 3,005
Residence ( cash ) 7,500
Residence 6,000
Residence _ 5,500
House and one-half lot 1.C5C
Three hou es and corner lot 7,500
Residence and comer lot 7,500
House and 60 ( ect front , 16th street 3,700
Larirehjuao and corner lot. . . . 6,500
Roeidenco and three lota 6,500
Two bouse and earner two-thirds of cor
ner lot 1,100
House and sma'l lot , Cass street 2,100
Hauseandlot , 27th near Farnham l.OOf
BOOOS&HILL.
Brick house and comer lot 1,300
Siaall houfo and fall lot , Camingsst 2,350
House and lot , 23d gtreet 3,200
House and full lot , worth { 4,000 for 6,500
Fine brick rciidcnce 1,500
Bnct residence fi.flso
House and corner lot 1,550
New two-story house and comer lot 4,200
Residence and full lot , Farnhunst 6r < X )
House and ono acre , 18th street 8,000
House and half lot , 18th street 2,200
House and lot. Shinn's addition 1,000
House and half lot , Cass street 1,100
House and half lot , C 33 Street 1,450
Residence and two lota , Capitol Hill 7,000
Elegant brick residence 2 full Iota 15.MX )
Finest residence in the city 16,000
Rcs'denco property 17,000
Kcsiden a property 17,500
Residence C.500
House and lot , Shinn's addition 1,200
House and lot , Shinn's addition 1,500
House : and lot , 2'th and Farnham 1,400
ilouso and lot. 27th and Douglas 8876
House and full lot , Izardst l,7fO
Now house and 1J lot 2,200
Residence property 7,500
Resilience property , very fine 13,500
House and lot , Horbach's ddition 1,500
Residence , Farnham st 6,000
Honso and j lot 1 b'ocfc from Court
House and i lot 1 block from Court
House 2,250
House and comer lot 2 blocks from Court
House 2,400
Ilouso and I > t , Nicholas street 1,000
House and 1 acre , Olsca' addition 540
House and lot , llth street 800
Large buildingand six lots. 1 mile out. . . 4,000
llousa and lot on Da\enport 3,600
lloufo and ] lot , near depot 1,500
House and I lot , near depot 000
House and lot , South Avenue 1,000
HoU'Cand lot , Shinn's addition 1BOO
Residence , Kountzo and Ruth'j add 2,600
Residence property , Kounuc and Ruth's
addition 5,000
Residence property , south part cf town. . 2.5TO
Houseand Jlot , Wcljster tt 2,700
IIo-sc and S acres at r > arracks. . 700
Houjo and lot , Armstrong's addlt'n 1,000
House and lot , South 12 st 650
House and lot , Kountzo and Rulh'a ad
ditlon 3,500
Residence and j lot 2,700
House and lot , ICth st 3,600
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Fam , St , , Omaha , Neb.
J
immense Stock for
Fine Castom-Jhule
OaCiOTCOnCSSTCl *
Men's Suits ,
Boys1 Suits
Children's Suits. E
sFor Men ,
Boys , and
Oh ! Wren.
t'litlcrYear , 2ats and Caps ,
Trunks and Valises , at
Trices to Suit All.
o
Farnham Street , Mear Fourteenth
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FAHNJIA3 ! STREET.
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ORCHARD &BEAH. | DEWEY & STONE , IJ.B.FBEHOH&C
. /3L3Et32-m5 | aEroTESKraarsTEczi , G-KOCEKS !
OMAHA. OMAHA / I OMAHA.
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY.
The largest and best assortment of
Trunks and YuIiSCS in the West. Telescopic Cases
and Sample Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. MARHOFF , - - -
11T 14th St. , : J WoorsKortli of ionglas St.
Wi F ! ATfilSrTTri 1 I
H UlULIl-LLj
Dealer in Hardware ,
GOOKENG STOVES
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Job W'orKcr and Manufacturer of a
Kinds oi' Cans.
Tenth and .Jackson Streets.
&CO.
a .
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GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING
Fishim ? Tackle , Uase Balls and a full line of
C3-OO2SS
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IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WH1TE8EWINO MACHINE
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 this year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
All orders addressed to the ( Omaha [ Offlcel
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNO ,
Con Davcuoortand 15tnSts. ] < Omataa.
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