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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1881)
Thei i * Saturday Paterson sells eea ! . , Frederick , ir Additional Seal news on first -page. Imported c ars , at & ' , drugEk1' New Butteiick.'j > attern , at Cruick- shank's. shank's.Hea Hea ta North Platte * : Whipple , McMillan [ & Cp Key West anffaoHjeeticogars , Sarei. Full line cf artist * ' "materials , at Chicago cage prices , Kuhn'f drug store , ml-lm The dauwge suit of iHJowe vs.TSnyder was stilt before the , district .court to-day. The Minnie "Palmer Gaiety are lo be here next week. Look out for fun , as little Minnie is JxfttaCW > . * 2i The contract for laying thirty-one miles of water pipe has been let by the water works company to a Detroit man. Judge W. F. Bick wi 1 give a matinee at 2 p. m. to-3'ayl If anything-'on earth would delight and instruct , a ch'ld these art entertainments would , and the Academy will no .doubt "be crowded. The seat * for the great ; "Tom Keene" in Richard III , go oa sale , al 8:30 this morning at Edholm & Ericksem's. There will be n rush jureand -those who wish good seats willthfnk ns.aftcrwarOs for giving them this j "quiet pointer"1 tabs on hand early. The State Bbafo"of "PaHlclAaaV 'S Buildings came up from Lmcoln ThniBday to visit the Deal and Dumb asylum. The party comprises Secretary ofjjtate Alexan der , State Treasurer Bartlett /Attoroey General DQworth , and Sopenntwidftal Jones. Jones.The The executive committee' * # the ict ? ing biennial Saengerfest of the Missouri valley , have fixed upon the 8th , 9th , 10th , llth and 12lh of June as 4Ho dates f ot hoi ling it. Owing to the bad weather the finance committee hare not b'6jnt ; 'their ' round * . Next Thursday thn societies rnMt to appoint a president of the saengerfest and twelve vice-presidents. Mrs. L. Kroitzsch , the jjpppular dress maker , has removed from 1214 Farnham etreot to 1513D5ugfaa street , 2 doors west of Oruickshank'o. 7-4t THE HOWE. The light running now Howe Sew ing Machine. Office -1518C-Dodge street. mS-5t It is an established fact that GUTTER'S Mammoth Clothing House' li the ONLY placeto get _ ajrel Suit at EOTTOM PEICES10011Vn&m , n. , . . /.fiA'.t JLi2 - corner 10th street. ' ! ' # PoraonBHrho tavebeen' : ! > iwainjf the now line oPcngfavtaga , are notified that they hard''j'cMt' Brrived at Art H ltJgat. ! | "HosraJK. . , Dodge" St. , next door to Harrias &Pisher. & Sawyer , mdr- chants of Borcheater , Saline county , wore arrested 'by Constab'le Edgerton. aadbrougatf 'thur city Thuridsy , on the -'charge of obtaining "goods under false preteDsM. 'The cbnfplaint wai m dB'byIl'jea''Jonos ' & Co. , ] who are "the 'tihlBf Jo crs , through Judge sJHwts" tcoart. "lif 1879 , thofirm - .bought goods largely ? f6' Oaiahi and Council BlufiJj tnorehint * , upon false represemfatie-ns. . .lastsamroer sold out or , iulejl.in'bniineBs , without making a shbrriEgthRr was satisfac tory tojktke rcredilors. Thursday the jadgejwiadrtteite9 "defendants to bail in the > um of $1,000 each , for the apprarance eaterdsy at 1 o'clock. The trial' WM pottpone'd , However , that witaewes-niight-be-pre ent , who were delayed by a.'belated train. TERRIBLE. LOW ! _ _ * LOOK ! - ' LOOKlf Large Ghrbmos , framed , 65c. Ltrgo"PintinjgBV,84 to $7.50. Two clollsr Jrames for $1. * * r ' Monldiogs , made up , half price. Motto Jrimes it LSo" . " " " * * * i r 8x10 frames , from rlOcnp. Comefcomel ! and 'be 'convinced. A. HosPEJ.g. . 1519. .Dodge .steeet , ' ' next d' _ A , Much 9 , 1881. I will offer at private sale during the next ton days , at my residence 1713 Olia UrecVaH my household furniture. * .J C jj M..MAKSTOIT. mOaodSt The Hlooi. Tho5aj w aSdJJBoUs quent mudfand flood which prevail in this city h quite general in the state. The IT. P. trains iri fell IdSafearWwt of a n < T Island , on account ! , of "the flood near NorfK " Plalte , and the dispatsh&rihbeeaBBable to move thom c ay. j/ThoJlwck-Js re ported 5ub"roEen , 'HJdt 'thV heavy weithti lendeu iM the trains. The wires are down or wdrking so badly that the true condi tion ot the road at the flood is not known in this city PoUce Court. John Smith vrns arreatclH on the charge Patrick . _ _ , , costs Sap beia drank. y ThoTtrisl of the "Jonason roblien was postponed until 4 o'clock this af ternoon , . p f + i , VISED attilieytar , buteadi year genuine Undoubtedly the nest sfert In the United States is manufactured at the Umaha Shirt Faetory. Jhe-SHperiorlty. of Material &ud ; worksftanshiD./Bora- Dino'd with thnli reat leapri Ti'Bents , that Is Reinforced fronta , TUtnforced backs and Roirif6rcedileBV8 , ? , makes their shirt the most durable and best fitting garmout of lao kind , ever manyfeiur N * the-P dptoiwriee of S L5d Every kirt oljoiir mkke is i as3 aad > will refund the ' * theWe We make s Bptcialty of hlfvrool , Shaker , and Canton -flannel , also chemoic uudcrsrear , m&de up with -a view to comfort , warmth and durabil ity. To invalid. * nd weak-lunged persona we offer uposial inducements iu the manner thcac goods ar ? wade for their protection. PH. GorrnEiiiEK , ni * treti. FW-- " " -LS--r- $ r "f - : - - ' * "iras-i1 - - * - . . . j Wifcr-iKK TIIEDELHIIOUS DEMON U n entral Block the Scene of Disastrous Conflagration. The Magnificent Drag" Store of Tfih and McManon Com pletely Destroyed , ' Water Biting'- . . the Best. Mouse's Dry 'Goods Palace . and Rogers' Store Deluged . fay a Dozen , Streams. $100,000 Worth of" Pcmerty ' 'Destroyed by Fire and Water. ' , The Brave Fire Boys Fight the Fiend and Contest IJJvery Inch , AndPinally Become Masters of the Field , Amid the Hearty Cheers of the Citizens. Full Details of "the Disaster. Aboul 11:30 a. ml * Fri3ayTjegan"an other duastroDB. fire in.thia city in a location that seems to be' the chief ; hsunt of. the fire Send. The - of Ish & McMahon was one "ol the iest .known ; instit tionR on-Farnham atreet. and. was . &itnated'ourtho eo.uth aide , between 13tn and r4t1i in Central block. , Within > the pastiwo years many terrible , firas . hare raged in this vicinity and more than * " , * " * . * ' i * f ' ' m. fr * ' - > 'once the 'stock'has 'j3 been packed up for removal but 'escapeduntil' ' -3&day ? T Eha . 'Grand Central .Hotel , thejller _ re andx.the De Great Cre are all prominently known as having occurcd within a half block ; of this , establishment. , " At the , named , " .ycs'teJdsy ' JDr.Jah and Mr. . Slcllah'on 'vre'ro both at the atoro sittinp"in "their office be -iweenthe .sales-room and the storeroom - room and laboratory in the rear. . The Batirp , force * - were.scattered about in various portions " . * bf the Etore , ono man belngn engaged -ia-mlsing jjomoxomp'o rmdln' .thejrear , Suddenly _ 'Ihoie f k , w _ lon neir.tho atoy.e.in the rear , and 5inaUBtlyttiQ-flimea broke forth and C * * ' * "i * f 3 v ' * preefl frith lightning Tapidityjtowatda the front room. Mac called to Dr. 'I h tO-clfis9 the safe , -and with , the others seized backets of water etand- "ing near and began' to fight the fire , "while one Tnanran to-give the alarm. In closing the safe doora the doctor unfortunately pushed the ' < bolt too sooaand Iho safe with its valuable contents -was left exposed to the fire , though fortunately most of 'the books and paper * of "greatest value wore ae- , cured and taken out before , the worst came ; Aawill be , imagined J ' - . the 'contents -4 . , , of- ' - the btckjopmirere of a highlyinflam- mabla 'nature and in less time Chan it ttk'es to Trrito these lines the whole store -was filled "with dense , smoke , through which was darting In every direction lurid tongttes pf.fiame. The three fire engines and ihe.hooka were promptly bn hand and a gallant fig.it made against the en"- crcachment .of the fire , -but it spread in ovary direction , , and now and , then an explosion , followed by a fresh "burst of. flame would .tell that fuel' was addcd , and , that the salvation of the pioneer drug-store was really 'out of .the question. A "lew sEow " .cases containing valuable goo.ds wore carried out in a damaged condition and deposited - posited -in Harry Deuel's office , and "then further efforts in that direction ceased and all attention was p id to quenching the flames and saving' the adjoining stores , which wore the dry- goods store of S. P. Morse & Co. , oh the' east and"tho "Hardware store -of Milton Rogers & Son on the west. Volumes of the blackest smoke poured from the front of the fated , establish * ment and the fire apon got a firm hold on the second and third stories which contained principally packing .bozos filled { with straw , and these pre sently1 became a seaseething flame , which from the rear windows was 'Witnessed with horror BjCtho' im mense crowd that had filled up the streetson . .every sida cf the block. The smoke worked ibroughiTiiB'yrall and twined around the * windows on cither aide until the three stores seemed to "bo on fire and the block jest. _ The shutters wore warped an'd broken off , and tha firemen""made "a" brave and determined fight through the windows front ani rear , exten sion ladders being run clear up to the third story windows. JT nr" - 1 Morto and Milton Rogers resolutely stood eir 'ground , a&d with a"waitedTthe tcsulbA.t \ 12:15 . rf f ' * v .the. Dornct's arrived from the shopsf having bceuteMsraphod for "by Mayor Chase , and when they scut a airoam ; ruthing through tha third - ; * * , < > * > f < , f \ . ? i ' - : * atoty wiBdowSt & pig cheer ; went Up from the crowdt The four engines were then located as fol io * * : TKo. 1 , Grand Central okternj'Nq 2 , iutereection 14th mad FacnhamNo. ; . 3 , intersection PMnbam and'islhj'iDu.rant" , latfcnec- tion' of Harney and 13th. Many "cit izens aided the department and Chief Engineer GalligJn tris uvery where at 11 times , cxhlbitingihis usual intrepid daring and peed jncgment : He was bly. Msiated.by his ids" and everybody - body was loud in their praise of the successful ; manner in .which the con- : , A * , S3t 9 ' * twt between fire and water was man * azed. " : . S ; t f About the ticnof ibo arrival of the Durants the flames were pouring out like aafebon river from the third Btory , H culamn of smoke , fire and cinders tm rising from the center of the roof and floating off to the north west and on the other hand a cataract of water was rising from ihe streets , like an inverted cascade and pouring a flood' oil. . ' the "burning interior and against" * the heated' partition mils. Within fif teen minutes from ; .ttiis 'time the fire 'was visibly under control , though "by no means 'out ; vand 'tho tattle was kept up for a half hoar , longer Though it was hoped to eee Mor e and Rogers' cscapf th'eJestabHshrnent of thefonaerjwas ultimately flooded with water and it 13 believed his entire stock is ruined. It was Tory valuable indeed. The second story had been "emptied forjthe'recBpffon of new goods and fifteen - esses fall of valuable stock , .QUO o ! silk hosiery , waa stored in the third story. Tha loss will pro bably reach.S30OOp. _ Mil ton Rogers'Damage will be much le o as hla stock is not of so delicate a character , still a large amount of-tin ware , etc. , which is rusted by Trater , Jraa ruined. * ' Dr. Coflraan , who occupied ihe suit of rooms over Ish iJIcilahon , loses § 4009. A valuable liabrsry and a new- set'of office furniture were total losses and not a can't of insurance on either , leh & MoMa'hbn * re the heaviest losers. They' carry an immense stock at all times and had juat stock ed up for the spring' trade. They estimate , the value of the stock at $35,000 , and.ssy that the insurance iswholly inadequate to cover the amount. Their establishment was gust .literally "gutted" by the flames and'a worse'wreck ' was never seen. _ A. lively scrimmage took place be tween Mayor Chase aud Capt. Marsh , of t'ae street railway , about an hour after the fire started. The cars hac been kept running , post the scene ol the fire and the Irouble.arbBe , qrer the mayor's attempt to stop them : There 'was ' no blood shedf ap .the marsha' land a posse/if police'kep.t7rthemen from a desperate ! encounter. LATER ; Sinca writing iho'ADOVO , ar'tfcle learn from MfPMcMfth'oh the'ttrigin of this great catastropha.-TrA boy was carrying a jar filleo'rwiRfa'mixture < bl t tar , oil. etd. through-the .back room and when near therlov6rthe-bottom - L nnf-iii. i it . . ; , - ! nBli n i .1 B j , full" out of the jar. The contents spltshed up against the stove and caught fire ) snd spreading over the floor ignited everything in ita reach until resistance was rcndofed * * sible. j The follpwin wS artiaiaisWf the insurance held in the various agencies u .1 T.iai ' "C * * J " ' " ! : " . the by parties wmupaQ.by today's ore. Ish & McM onrflhy lgv- K. Coutant , 850.001 71 & Wood ; . man , § 4500.r > T T3 lL : | f iS.PJMqrse''Co : Taylor' & Wood : = " _ r , * i , $5000 ; Murphy & iovettj $ f000 ; ; C.'K tToutant , $12 ' * > . " "r > ' - frfN -r TPatilVllc , | iOffbnlldi jBiea.bjtMorsj , 500 , 'With Murpfiy " " &Lor.atL - 500 , Taylor & Woodman § 5000. The entire buildings occnpiei by .Morse and Rogers were flooded and 'bom stocksere - greatly damaged- Morse is covered by insurance against nil losses. The building occn- pjo'd by hire was owned by Paul Wllcor 'and Is consideiably damaged. Dr. J. K. Ish owned the building occu pied by his firm and Milton Rogers his own building. Morse's loss is not less thau SSO.OCO. The goods in the third and first stories are all completely saturated. ACC1BENTS Fortunately no serious-accidents occurred , Mr. McKenzie , the fore man Cruickshank'B , . who Tras as sisting jMarse's men to pack their 'stockwas smothered by the. flames and taken home insensible. Exiforeman of the hooks , J. T. Beard had one of his fingers cut ofi the left hand by an &x while breaking In a third story window. J. B. Koater , foreman of No. 1 , came near losing his life while on the top of one" 67 the long extension lad ders. Some one ; accidentally turned the nozzle on him and nearly drove him to the ground. He could-only -resist the terrible pressure by throwIng - Ing himself across the "window and grasping a work-bench Inside. PRAISE FOE ; THB TIEKMEN. Everybody was" loud In their praise of the work done by the boys.rucder the leadership of Chief Galligan. 'Experienced men say they never saw batter work done. A movement'is on foot among' the insurance -men ihia Afternoon to petition' the council to raise GalHgin'a , salary ( o $2000 , and keep him. It "is no doubt the ! wfsh of a majority of our business men that this .should be done , and the fire committee will do well to consult pub lic opinion before making their report. 1 On one.iOccasloa to-day whemiobe o3uld bo .found to venture into the third story-the chief took the , nozzle and carxisdit in through smoke and flamo. r ClMiEEDATLASr. Love Laughs at , All Obstacles land Winsjthe'Day. Love laughs at-'difficnUtes. Noth > ing more fully cxemplifies'this homtly adcga than * the happy -teriinRlion of the tronblesT6lthejoangjcouata whosfl. marriage waBvso"unfortunately * delay ed a few mtyi ngg lby the 'cruel edict of Ino _ > unj3-De bride groom's parpnia.Par tSe'past three daf s the yoang-Tnan ire-been strainIng - , Ing every nerve to obtain his parents consent to the 'union. EatlytThurtday morning io announced his intention of leaving the city and sent to tha hotel where he had .been boardibg , for his valise'and'clothes , He declared himself as .fully determined - mined to keep promise'iind/wod his intc nticd at'no distant day'des pite all hindrances , and told his friends that when they least expcc cd it the union would take pljce. . , , Thursday tha.mother trf theimpa tient lover decided to investigate the ' "a viait to-'her in- case , and'paid - sons - tended. To" her amazement she found a remarkably pretty , intelli gent and modest young lady , who , in a few moments quite/won her heart. Upon her retnrnshe , informed her son hat she was perfectly willing to withdraw all objections and that the marriage could take place as soon as desired. ' It appears 'that ' pome parties who were jealous-of the lover's acquisition , had been poisoning .tho minds of the old folks at hornesgainat" the youog lady , andravisit from the mother'was"only needed to dispel Ihe impression which , the * rep orta had made. " * _ , At half past one festerday'theyomig man drove in from his parents resi dence and repaired with his intended , to Justice Stenbcrg's office. The license having been procured several days ago there was no delay ' upon this score and'tho ceremony which 'made ' them one wsa quickly performed. The jredding of iconrso was strictly pri vate. Only one witness ( a popular clerk-of tha B. &M. freight'office , well known .to Omaha -base ball play ers ) was present After the ceremony the happy pair were driven to a hand some suit of rooms which had been prepared tor some days in anticipation fof the event , but it is understood , thac they will lire with the parents of the bridegroom on their return from their wedding trip.Both Both of the contracting parties' are well known and highly. respected in this city , and their many friends will .regret that the opportunity was not offered them , to testify their esteem' . The pluck of the young bridegroom in the face of seemingly insuperable difficulties will be universally com mended and botbrhe and his brldeara to be congratulated overntHelr. Lumch into married life under such.- happy circumstances. . " . v. * HOIJSE WANTED. About April J , , a 6 or . room'house ! Sttto location and terms. AddreJfl'P. , O. box-719. * " . , - "JBOEBEBY , * ' ' * ' ' i \ 3 a > R&d dk ' f5ffT" . , Between ; six and seven olclosk Thursday Mr. . S. 'So'naseri a ' jewelry store'pn , Thirtpenth troet , was .storm- ed'Tjytramps , who secured one or two watches. The plan in whlcfi.tiiey worked waa to break , open the show- window , and steal what they could in BroaU flay light , .before 'thoir little fH Ttne\ * * * . - , indow was broken , and ran grabbed two of thojhlevjiss , one oijwjibm stabbed Jonasen' ' on the ' 'back f Ahbleft handirith a fnifeA CTO.wdr'aopn ; came to his" assistance a < ndah o"cnlprita > were given into the harida of an. officer.A third tramp , in making' his escape , , f ell headlong in ' and was arrested , soon after * on. Jones street. . Another applied at the city jail for lodging , and an officer examined his pockets , wherein U& found a knife stained with bloodf-undoubtedly the weapon used in cutting Jonasen'a " hand. He wat sacked for tri&L The police report quite a number oi tramps in the city. City' . At the adjourned meeting of the city council 'last ' evening , there were present : 'Dail'eyi Sofige , Hornberger , Eaufmann , Kennard , "Kent , Ro dia , Stephenson , Thieman , and 'Preaident " Boyd In the chair. - x Councilman Daily introdneed-a.now plan of ward boundaries , and moved its adoption. . . , - . < ! t Stephensdn move'dj 'aa aQ. ' amend ment , that the ward boundariea run east and west from the4 river * 'to ' > the western limits of iho city. The amend ment' was lost. A' vote was -taken , on Daily's propo sition , which was carried by' 'a vote jbf eight to two. , . Oouncilrnan"KMfmanrimoved "KMfmanrimoved > thaf a commitfee.of hrepbo ? , wait upofr h clty'iltor himjto draw up .an ordinance The jprasident" appointed as such committee Messrs nard ' : ' : and'Dally:1'afterIwhlchv tbo ' P00 ' ' * " " ' * ell adjourn j * , , Dailys ; plant adoptedr-.is as fol- ' ' * ' * * -JW " - - ? lows : . _ r r , Tf Irst Ward Commencirijat'a point at the ihtersection. f.vJnirteonth ana Howard stropte. . th'enca south and'eait , - ' / - 7ijur ' - tjc to.tho boundary lines. < - r > n -f Second ysrd'-fJCfTniai ncing at'j a , point ai the intersection jaf Thirteenth afid Howard atreeta. , ? rom thance aouth op Thirt'eonth'-tokne'bonndaty line and jest on Howard to St. Mary's avonno.flndsnchfothtrslreet3a ? wilj make alsfraighE "line 'to tnb western boundary , , , . JfV. _ 4 ( A Third Ward OommeRiing. at a- point-on Howard street , on ihe w0st bank of the river , thence west on Fif teenth to Davenport , east-oaJDavcn- part toth&river..f ! ? > - - * - * n"V.J ; Fourth Ward OsmmBncing at the Intersection , of JFifceenth and Howard treefa thenco' north 'on Fifteenth 4o Davenport , thence wet , cn Davei.- port to Nineteenth , thence north on * Nineteenth to Ch"icigo , thence 'west ' on Chicago to the bound ary line , from , the place of beginning on Fifteenth , west on Ho word and St. Mary's avenue , and in prolongation of -St. Mary's avenue to the' boundary line. * ' * ' , . : _ ' . _ .r * ' Fifth Ward Commencing at \ point at the interse icnof ; Davenport' and Nineteenth street * , thence north and cast "to the boundary lines. Sixth- Ward : Commencing at a point on Nineteenth l and Chicago ; thence north and west to the boundary , lineiv " ary ' T , * . ' , - - . - Tlemcmber the meeting of the Aca.- of. Sciences , ' demy to-night In-Williams' block. ' A DESPERATE BARGAIN ' In Grulckehankj great btrgains in fine' drcas Roods at' 50 centa/there are all wool cishmerea , double width j9-3t FOE SiiiEiA first class pianofp-en- tirely new. A A bargain for cash , or t-ay piynr.ents. ' " "Enquire" - - " . - EDHOLM & EEaOKSON , mlO-Sc Opp. ihe Poatoffice. rn A DESPERATE SUICIDE ; - ' r s ' III til His ' Bullet , ' i Would'-Round- Helie.ived a Letter toBis Wife - ' " ' " T -aridtdne - - if- fi tJeensa'tlonjeBterday. in this city , waFth'e suicide-of .Fred Groaaeri- bacher , a stranger in this city who.was ' " tfie'T-Unfana'"Hoaadl on Harney street. ' " . v , . * a TJ . .3 ! * 1 > > - Grosssnbacher-csme to Omaha , on Wednesday last and 'registered' ' : ! from ToledoJ\Ohid. ? Mr. Henry' ' Becker , the , clerk , says > hla acted like a' "man O " ' , * i ; * . who had Teen on , a spree. , and ; waa sobering up. He was in and out at variousTtimea yesterday- and did no't- appear to have' any tHing'ob his mind , He played pool -witn , " , , tfao , , , clerk and - ' drank' from ten to twelve times , 'always taking straight whisky. He ( exhibited no great amount of money changing over the .bar only'.ial dollar and still 'owing a small bill this morning. D tiring the" day he borrowed a * pencil twice of 'the - ' ' "i"i. ' , > Jt 'l ' 8 ii'j olerJrand pafsed.the whole ; afternoon in his room writingAt one time he shook dice jrHh gottfng stuck said Xfthat l all" Ho ha'd lost it wouldn't amount to much , ' and added that'iie'.hsd losb. 818,000 'speculating in Chicago , and p'ut his , watchiln laoabifor twelve - dollar a. , . With thisr Tnoney he' ' : pur- , cHascd"a Fprjehanj&1 Mead's worth which hej claimed'ito havefjpaid' the samejimoant. Mr. Moefii 8latesjtha ' 'the" , revolver was boughTftjilspwhete that ) at hlsjehop. tITheCji e'Bems rTavVbTerif frdin the first-:0ne.of most . .deliberate tsuin , , i * , t -f T I Jl * t * t1 A' t t i' tj * | cidcj as.tha auoyajupts woaldiindic te- , 'This ' J3'conlrined'by th'b letters' fonnfl after1 b'is _ a ideatn'.1' , , - , _ . _ kr. . i O. - F. 'Ripe ] who occu .Grossenbacher nfc .the ) .maha housq , says that I htf " changed 'hia ; "cldthinj u piclon , last - t * , & , , v night b"oth retired ( rAther earlyanc .Rice getup Jfirsf yester'day mornifig" rising aWut ihaitf , pasi nsij " i < l"J " Jl O < UI O I jOclock. , . An , ? nho.ac.f flatorj'haV' ing eaten hls-'breakfaat Hio ; retqrned t3authecoonf 4t fifsWercoat an"d' found .GrosaenDacher'stull lieofi ) 'awate , * * | * < ifJ'4UH \ llil'il/ " 'tl * f ' fle remarked } tbatahe.1wogldrg5tup pretty soon ! ' ' iWhat followddican-only He rose and'/dress / d ! [ ll * I , . ! - ' rejfwetit down-to , the bar0an4j took a.drink , 'eturned ioihls rbamplacec the muzz e of the pistol to his fore head ant fired , fading kto tfie floor with his feet agMnstj his . .trunkanc his "heac 'in onb't5ornec ofj .th' roo'm. Hii ' " "b'o'djr bicckea T tn door partially. . A'U'inws ] , fa\jlth ; ! n half an hour from 4 the'tiino hia room-mate last spoke to KTm , and'tho latter returnlDg at''iCight 'o' thing noticed tHe" do'o'r jutily and a.monslec8 ; lying acrosstho , space. Hepnshedthe door and found -it ob structed , ! but al length forced it open- and " found lhe..inan < 'lyinu warm , but wilh life B tin-cl. A ghast ly'hole ' int his'iforohsad marked the path off the fatarbullet anol throuch' . - * } ' . ' . .I i. ; t f - . r. , , _ . . , . , it poured thejife blood of < * tho'ur'-- * , ' \ J" > * t * < j r tunate man. l Jlice ran out and called out that somebody had mnrnered-rihe man , and Mr. : W. B. Henshavr , who rooms at the opposite end of the hallj ran do wrf stairs and sent a.maiijor a physician and an officer.It is strange that not.one person itf thV'house no < ticed the report'of theCpistbl/ which was -found lyirig"on-the'floor1 under the body , with.one chamber dlscharg- ' - r "ul . . . Oh th > 'table near -Tjy was found .a sealed , letter , a'dolressed .to 'the Mrs. llinqieX-'Grosaenbacher ' and anrnnse led feYt'er-.rriiar.ked ' . "JPleas'e -Ji-ij * * " .i * 4 - ' open th s f , y < nv , lollaws : r " : | , . ' . OMAHA. " JMy , mind 'has" ' b'eon failing yery innch fr | some , time , and I'thought I Would nut an , end to- myself , , Please .telegraph to my Twifa , . Alinule\Gcoss- , bacherNo. { 209 Cherry street , Toledo , Ohio. ( I beloug'to OdU'Followa lodge 5 3 413 , Robert Blnm" ; audalso'En - : campmfnt and othe eocietiei.uvDnes paid tiU July lit , 1881. " ' " ' * ! -F. GKOSSENBACHBB.- See { letters in my.j troubles and > scudjny truuk the-remains - of , . , . , . . - - ; , , . y.-- - - trunk and otber ; effectB jwerej taken at once .to his undertaking rooms where the coroner impannelled the following jury : JJ. J. Galligan , Paul Stein , F. ' ' ' " ' T * E''Wo'unwright , : Drexel , Vincent " f following P. Riife , J. S. er , W. G. iibnshawTgaudl'was/jn accordance with the' statement , above" given. The n" verdict that enbacierJca Omabl house ) fit ot insanity. " . iiiyji'rv j o j , . - ' 4yu. sent tp. su , insane , , asylum , rather than 5h * ; he 'chose'to ' ' take hfs nd > ' .nnd-'hia troublesi soTappearod''ffom paasea , oii various1 railroads' an'd other < evidence 'that the man'bed oeen a" bu'tchey in" ci3l iorerfea * : and csme. aati. weat to look nrTa"locH6n , and Isff that he jhad recayed Telter froni his JWKer. > 5qr fathStin-lavr whlth wsa very severe k.i - . . .Mt.'sK ; ? s-rt-i. . on him and hurt bis feelioga-Yery. much. Ho was disgusted with what he had aeen of the west and thought'all iho people > uttnis ; vray "wolves 1 Ho had in- 1 H ! , - . . , - lurance on hla Ufa amounting to ? 7 , 200 , in what.companies .Is not known. The'iuicide .was one of the coolest and most , deliberate ever known in his city. , 'Coroner 'Jacobs telegraphed the a'mily of the unfortunate man after ttio imjuest , and will hold the remains unlil _ a reply Is received. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE AdTertisaments To Loan , For Sale , test J'ound ' , Wants , Boarding , & & , will bo in- ssrledln these columns once for TEN C NT3 per line ; each sabseqaent Insertion , FIVE CEM3 > cr line The first' Insertion netcrless than TWENTY-FINE CENTS. TO ' 0 3T SO MAHOUl at Lv Offica M' "D. L. THOaASJRoomS.OrflffhU-n Block ONEY TO LOAH 11W Farcliaui eire t. M Dr.-EdwarddLoan Ajrency , nor-S3-tl MU > WAXTEB TTTANTED By a1 gentleman a nlcoly Inrnlsh- YY ed room uith board. Frlv > te family ura- fiired AUdrtss XB. A. , DiavrerTl , Post Office , i pSO-12 VV an efficient teacher in all the litcstdances both rounJ and tq'nare. Addr.ss with reftreoics Kim i , U. P. Heidquaitera. 370-11 Situation to diirc team or wo'k WANTED of any kind. Inquire of Wm Proyast , Fatmpra House. 331-12 ' X dlnlng'room girl'at ! the Km- mett'HOUse.83817 A-TVOllAN frants'sttnation ai house-keeper. Call No. 1215 flo wj.nl street , between 12h : indlSib.r ' . o-o" ; ' ' 3S5-24 / IRLWA TED-In a family 61 three. 'O \JT irages'and permanent titattion U di -factory. Call at room 7 , Vtscher's Block. ! up Stairs. 'I S3W2 ' , nr t-cawen , jjlneer of 10 j ear * expedience ! Passal high est , elimination in 'Ei.gtahd and' Sweden al michiniitand engineer. 'Addresj "En-s-i.ieor . , " Bee pIBce , . ,3311 > \1Tt'ANTED'-ilOO cords ot wool. 'Nathan YV' - hoftoa,1513FrnhunBtrcot. ,3/2.11 , WANTED A 'girl for .pcneral housework. 'HMnstTbe good cook. I Gcod'wages to com petent girl.JMrs.tM. ROiers , corner 10th and Leayenwdith streets. 37112 tTTTANTEDi-Wotnan csok. at , ihe Omsba YY ouse. , . S77-tf " rTTANTEUi-A special or active' i ituer fc AYY InTCSt.'amqaal amount of capital Iti th ctaK dry gocxla trail a. , Ifave'a good opening fo the biumees ; J Address Secretary .Board o Council Bluffa/I SCS-11 ' friRSr CtjisiTA'BllE BO'AftD-JAt ' 2.7 Farn Jfaaa'SH bt-lSth'atid ! : ICtU' . , - 355-12 . YXrASTEU Fiist-clas3cook immediately , ' YY ' 277'Firnh'anYSrbet. 15th'and'IOlh. ' no ju'i 1T - i 3R1-12 f TTTAKTEll 'Bill to take cars of baJiy'and ' ' 'YTO 'h'e'jiijttbnrtworlri CallaJ.UeoOfflce. 310-tf at 'fill' 'Walnut 5t. betwean 'J . - , , .233.1 WAITED " A vrbmikcnoV ; at the Emmet " House. " 332-13 'W-AjNTED-To Ch p.woodl . T. llnrrajr , , POLM < VH Wintc < l Information o . , . , WmJH&Dolniiri. lately a res dent o "East'OaKaml. CilHornlii where ho ha rawlf . nd ( ourbhlldrenlTho have n t leard from him locovtTJi. year.Any piio.tnowlns what hai bo- cpme'ol bin ! will confer a'ftraat fsv.Jr by ii'ddrrss ' ' " " 'Mrs.-Wm. H. Dollman , 1271 'KleTenth - - - - - - - - - - -laij , 4J9.J6 ' TifAliTEb-TyHinV/ior.'a Form cf years , VV 'tUbO'storyofsoiaerorlckhnlldinsr ( soon To bo.er cted ) , situated on 'tho. ' earner ol.th < .streetln.the baslnbsicenter ( rf Om\ha. Csll o ' address'Oca R Ratbban , Principal Great West era Business Colleger ? 870-tt An "experienced butcher wants WASTffD to'start a meat natkotl n some small western orn towny where there i none , or where ono Is needo'l ; .would take a reliable partner AddreM K. K. Webb , Jalkson , Dakota Co. , Keb. 90-U ! "TTTANTBD ' A good home-keeper , 1109 Far n . ,0YV hainstrc'eJ , upetalrs. te-tt ' F09 REHTMtOtiSES AND LAHD.r "CIOR CENT Good furnished room , initabla P 'or pn or two gent'emenrflist home north of Withnelj House. (37S-12 ( -ripa EEitT-Barn , 277 Farnfcam 8t. , bet. 15th J ' ' ' . 'andletb 'a-vr.19 fn r > _ - > , * qr > i ANOS'AND'ORGANS ' FOR RENi At from JL. 8150 ' to $6 00 per montn. F. B. ' Mewes 3188:10th'St. : 335-tf fTIOR KENT House 'of ' 8 rooms , on C i.ito J2 Hi.l , McCague , opposite poatofflee. 421-tf mo RENT Front offlcc , SIT S. ' 13th etroet , I be'.wten Farnham and Harniy , east sido. H. TVV Cremer. < 20-tf "T710R REffT An o ejpmt tarniihed front ro m C with ori-withbat coard , to .two Kontkraen. a Dodge strset. 423-tf 0R RENT -A store comer Loavcnworth am X , 10th ss.i ! Also C mocking , bird ainrcrs for sole. Knqulra atJ'ct , raon , S0410th St. 397-tf "IJIOR RENT forty acrtrf Improved , farm 81 JD S. W. pf Omaha.- Enquire of A. Fadayson , 22nd and Hsmey Sts. 390-t ! pOll KifiiT A'fnrulshed , south lent room- . I Inqnlra-atKo. 1612 Karnham.St S84-U TT10B BENT furntehed rooms over Ker- L' .chants Exchange , , N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodce atreeta. 289-t I FOR SALE. engine , B. W. Payne' P. Son' § nuke , lint little tired and in perfect order. Require of H O. Clatk & ro. ? 37-lS 10R RBK1' 3 rooms. ! Enquire 1120DoinrIo3 : 1 Street. . ' 33tf "TTiOR SALE Ten ( lOXreeidence lots on upper "U > Karnhamatfcet. John L. M Taiue , OBJ. ' ' f.0v * f 359-tf EOR AtE Maps'of Dbuglai and Sarpj1 counties. 'A.'BOiEWATERil520 Farn _ hsm Street. ' . . . 320-tf OOR ' SALE Seroa good business lota on J ? Farnham street. JOHW .L. McCAGOE , , " tStt Oppoalte Poatofflce. SALE Lease and furniture of a firat- EOR class hotel Irt a town of 1SOO intublunK In btato.oJNobrialia. Has 21 beds , the travelling men's resort , rlnqulro at Kea offico. 213-tf " OR SALE A BARGAIN A building with J } laloon fUturea , . furniture and stock , on 10th Bt , ' , "opposite the U. P. depot , for sale very cbrap. Or tha flxtnrcs/lurnHnre-and stock will be s < 5ld arid building rented. Inquire of Eu. KHEIS3 MAS ! . . . 79-tf 17IOR SAKK TX ) close carrtae , at A. J. _ CSlmpsoa' . . gll-tf .MISCElUH DUS. BVJ.f LAWilENCK , A carpenter , h\a chop on -'ltth.ncar Uodgs t. , formerly' I. Clegs * * old stand.where .he id prtpared to attend to "alt wofk'intnmed ' to CIS care In or out ot town. eAS ( > -nullm.deUpatterns and repairing. 'An work guaranteed 33M7 &T OSTbli STRAYED A brown mare colt. JLjl/years ell. whits star on foreheadf white ( t on unpir'ilrrand white kind-feet. Ilio finder will please leave word witn John Anstrom al Simpson' * carrla--e factorv. 34310 T OST SKiOO .Satarday , Manh th. 'it ' Is I J thought In Kountz'g bank possibly , on 13th ttccct ( Kinder wUl le liboially rewarded by IciTln ? at , t is office. , 3S-'lO ) r BE OOTAt Joh'nJJarr B 'stable L tat all kinds of , work , at reasonable Qjjures Tttar corner 1 Sth.and'Leavenworth St. 378-tf ibsoluteljPare , Sfoiio f'rpni GrVpe Ctem Tmrtw. No othsr jjfcisintion'awlie < j mien llxht , flaky .hot brtuiis , or.la'itiriqca iii try. Cao b csten by Idnpeptta without fcsr rf the lib reBQltlrijj1 from he ' In- di < estibe ! food. Sold only la cans by all Orocon. EOTIL BAEIEO POWDKR Co. , New York. P. MORSE & CO. , Cash Jobbers and- Retailers of . , . . . a .t t-X ' -i DRY GOODS ! 1319 Farnham Street ' " We Call Attention to the extremely Low , Rricesfv of our present Stock of- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS , ! Table TabeLinensTowelsNapkin5 , ' < * AND HAVE 3IADE REDUCTIONS IN 66-Inch Bleached Linen Damask , formerly 7O'cents , Now 50'cents ; 60-Inch " " " " 90 cents , Now 70 cents. 64-Inch Satin ' - " SI.OO , " 76 centsr ' 64-1 rich " " * * - ; - l26r 68-Inch Double Satin " " * . .rj . 1.50 to $1.60 , Now $1 2O : 68-Inch Double Datin " " i 1.75 to 2.00 NOW * f/40. * * . Two-yard wide Barnsley half bleached Damask at 75c. , well worth at retail SI.25. Two-yard wide Extra Double Satin Damask , elegant patterns , formlrly $2.00 , now SI.60. 4-4 all Linen Fringed Cloths , formerly 75c each , Wow Reduced to 45c. 5-4 all Linen Fringed Cloths , formerly $ ! .00 eachj-Now epuced to 65c. 7-4. " " " ' 1.25 " ' " " " 95c. . 8-4 " " " ' _ . JL7515' " " " " " $1.25. 10-4- a < ( It 2.50 ( ( - - tt It .If 1.95. I ei 1 arge.siza Linen Sets.Table Cloths and NapKI5s"to match formerly $7.00 , now reduced'to-- ' , $5 75 each. Large size Linen Sets , Table Cloths and BTapkiriii6"match , formerly S9 00 , Now , . Reduced to $6 50 iarge size laueu ets. Table Olotha'and Napkins to match ; formerly $10.00 , _ " Nbw. ' Eeduoed to $7.50 , , Laree sizeLinen Sets-Tablo Oloths aad Napkiris to match ? forsieriy. - $11.0'0and $12:00 : , Now Keduced to $9.00. ! . iS Jv Very heavy double Damask Towels , 24x44 inches , reduced , fronfi Octb.37 I-2c each. Fine twilled BarnsleyCream Damask Towels , hand knotted.fringes.reduced from 75c to ; 54c each. Fine French double DamaskiTowels,26x50 inches , formerly 90c , reduced to 54c. To entourage the practice , now so popular with .njanyLaciie . ? , pf'pnroliadng Embroideries'early in the year thereby anticipating the wants of summer , we make ao-Annual Custom each January of of fering a LAEBE STOCK of carefully se'eoted ' patterns. "Our'stock this year iis $ hfien ronountied finer apd cheaper than ever befbr/- ; , . wq.haye Patterns -and TJove'ftie3"TisaallijrbocighFT * > y otEer.m.er . . - ; chants-a - year later. We haire arranged 'to be supplied-weekly with fresfc goods. Tha pricesasked. . . are much-Iower than those of Eastern houses who have gained1 a world-wide notoriety : , . ' , * Muslin Embroideries from Ic to $ - .OO a yard , - on Muslin from 1-U inch to 54 * inches / wide , French Percale BE * . ' fcroiaertea from 5c to 2.0O a yard. French Nainaooteana Svrtsa Embroideries trom 15c to § 2 75 a yard. .Here we have accumulated a larxelot o Odd Pairs and'varioua slzea. To efiecc a apsedy sale , we hava ED StCOKINGS.- each Bunch wo nave put airorona'srzasoffle"contstrrterrparrs.- ; elRht , some seven , flva and three , and wo . have 60c Bunches , 75c Bunches , $1.0OBunchee , $1 6OBunches , $2.00 Bunches. $2 SO Bunches. ? ' ' * * LACKCASHERES Our Spring importatiout are novs'in'Sevf'orlci We Juive iectixtd sample piectsof jOandjS-inchatOOc , Sl.OOj $1.15 and S1.S5 , and can assure our patrons notueh raluu were nerlef ore fhvtcn byus : . .v Mail Order Department We call attention of rion-raidcntsofOmahato this department ; through it ice solicit * rders for poods or samples Orders so sent are filled by the return mail of express. Selections are mnde try competent clerks only , anil ice guarantee satufac- tion or refund money. We carry ihe. Largest llttail Stock west of Chicago , and afford J/OH all the advantages a pereonal visit through oiir Sample Envelopes. One Price only Marked in Figures. ' ' ' ' . . S. IP. < § c CO. r. CHARLES R1EWE , Uctallc Casca , Coffins , Cukets , Shrouds , etc. farn m Streo . Cth acd lltb , Omaha. Neb. Tel-szraplUo orJeM ornmntlir ctd > ilnil to. AND STILL THE LION Continues to Eoar for Moores ( ) HARNESS & SADDLERY , I have adopted the Lion as a Trade Mark , and all my Goods will be stamp ed with the Lion and my Name on the game. No Goods are genuine without the above stamps' The best ; material is used and the most skilled workmen are employed , and , at the lowest cash price. Anyone wishing a price list ot goods will confer a favor by sending for ono. DAVID SMITH MOOBE. UMO. G. JACOBS , ( Formerly of GUh 4 Jacob * ) Ho. HIT Farnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob Gil ORDXRS Br TKLRQMPO SOLICITS mnTT.lT YMCAS ? WtMS'l EENSTEEEBS , Manager - Manufacturer of all kinds cl Jones St. Set. 3th and 10 nil A3 A S&B. USTOTIO-E. Any one bavin ? dead animals 'Iwill ' remove hem free of chvgc. Love orders southeast corn r of Barney and Hth St. , eeoonj door : _ CHflRlES SPLITT. I. VAS CASP , If. 0. K. L. Sioows , M. D. NEBRASKA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE , PBFFATE HOSPITAL. Now open tor the reception of pa lenta tor tha rBEATMENT OF ALL CHBUMC AND 8UBGI CAL DISEASES. DKS. VAN CAIHP & SIGGINH , Physicians & Surgeona , Proprietors. " AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO. , ' - 1 HOUSE 5 ts FARKIUM STKEET. SCROOP CHE APER ! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & ' BR'6 : - ' 7 > , P.opdse for the next ninetv (90) ( ) ' ' v entire I . - - . Diamonds , Watches/ / 'i - Jewelry , . ' . . KK2T'J r * ' ? ' ' ' - j W fi'i i -T .v- - . Silverware , . , - - . ? , . . -i . - . . . - , : , . - .j'-iihv . . ! TS ; - : ; TPrei.hbs ( ft Organ GENERAL MOSJCAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing ; Prices , Which is 6mfL5 to 20 uer. cent , below any Eastern Wholesale. House , _ L. . preparatoiy , to marag into their T , New Store-Cor. llth & . Farnham We Sloan Business. Oonic and bo-Ci T TALKS All sales sfcictly caslitlierfirore > y are euabletHo offer the consnnrcrs of the wtcd Only Hrst quality goods for their money. Best straight 10c Cigar in the city , - . . ' * BestS fora qaarter" Cigar in tha city , . . - Beat Straight 5b Cigar in. the city , ' ' ' : * ' " - " Detroit BnaCut ' " , " ? ' ' a Specialtj , , \ Oar 80 j Fine Cat is a good on * , ' * "Zt _ , Bagle/sMav Eloper i , . 8 and 16 onnce tipsW J For 40c | Eave bang npSmofa'ng Tobacco , ' ( MICHIGAN TOBACCO STORE , " 1417 I ongias Street * . " : . , Weare the only Dealers in the ' Celebrated Bgiey'e May _ _ Flower JA < * _ > . , i.'h _ RIIED3IATIC ( JCRE .Jarran d a Safe , Certain ind Bpeedy Cnra for KhcnmaUyn in all Its torn * , Scnralria- Lama t Brfky Pain in the trout and Side , fain In the Stcmich and Kidneja. 4o , Ii Is an internal remtdy. aTooic and Elood.Fnilfler.anJ while it removes tte DiMaaa it improves tte ; eneral health. SMITH , BL CK & CO. * PROPRIETORS , ' ' PIATTSH2U1H , NEBRASKA. C. F.'Qoolman , general 'a ent Omaha , Keb d" HITLIEGELJ T-i No.
