Nebraska Newspapers

    > xU.LY BE. . : : THUJRSi
THE DAILY BEE
Thursday Morning , Feb ? .
Wontlmr Report.
( The following observations nre la ken r\l
Iho mn moment l time i t n'l ' the sta
tions named. )
Win DKMRIMIW , V. 8. SIO AL HmicK , )
OMUM.Polirmr.v 1 , 1SS2. (4ir. ( : p. ni. ) I
The wile of reserved neat for "Fun on
the Bristol , " started ( ill with n ] > ig boom
this morning.
Twci fiiimvr lmjrn whnciiina to the city
and sot " little elf , " were discharged by
Judge Hcnekc yentcrday.
L Thu Hccnnd annual hall of the SUr of
the Wctt I H | C , 1C , B. R. , takes plnco nt
itandanl hall this owning.
This is Orotind HOK Tiynnd jiidKitif ;
fnnii laxt night's clear weather tlio animal
will ho able to sco bin shiidow ,
Thi TIvoll presents a splendid appear
ance nmv of e\cnings , when lighted up for
xkatcr-1 , and it wax well patrnni/cd lo-st
uiKht.
Sc.iU for tin- concert if the Omahu
Oleocbib concert , to tnkt- place February
20th , c n'lio rcn-rvwl on nnd after Fet > -
rnnry 1"itli
The river IH entered with iuu cutters
and the wa nim laden with th 'cryxtallzud
water may be necn on the Htrcet nt nil
hourx nf the day.
"Fun on the Itrihtol" U no popular-thai
over one litmdiLil pontons riihhcd tn thu
Ijiix olHce Tuesday nioniin ' , n day ahead
oftiiiie , ti ( Kecure neats.
C , ' Contractor Coots has liven calh-d homo
to Detroit by n tclcjjraw nnnnuncliiK the
fiiulik'ii death of hl mother , at the : ul-
nnccd iitfe of cijbty-two ( yi-nrs.
Mr. 'r. A. Kiinnnw , nf Omaha , wu
niunicd to Mi x Mary Oddireidur , of Klk
, , lioni , by .ludh'K Andvriton , nt the residence
nf U. Knr.fman , .Tunuury 'lOtb.
Thu CUMnf ( ii-nrgc ( Jrcen and Mii > .
WcntherHfoiil , u'iiinst ( whom a c < iMpIaiut
'has been tiled for lUhtmbnncc of the peace
in North Omahu , came up in police court
Tlio Omaha Olee Club will at iU con
vert on Feb. "Otli , give ono or two of the
rousing old campaign nongx. This will
draw a bigger crowd than all the rent of
the programme ,
The los < ii-n by the dynamite explosion
in the Rock Inland yard over the river last
fall , aru preparing to take legal Hteps to
compel the railroad udinpany to pay for all
Mr. James Vcrklns , of tlio U. I
Hbops , IB ojien for congratulationi. Ho In
the proud father of a hey , the Mwcnth ad
dilion to thin family , of xtnudaid weight
-An old weather prophet predicts a
Ytbruary markiil by frequent fallrt of rain
and Know , in fact generally disagreeable.
I foal 10 predicts a big Htorm in the next
four or five dnys.
Captain MarHh , who relumed ( rum
the went on TnuHcuy , inude a lnwiness
' trip of loinnintercHt to thu city , Whil <
ho was K ne liu mvoNtod about $10 000 in
rolling H ock for the > trout railway lino.
The Kausai Ctei > tiul roil way , a reeunt
I acquisition of the Union L'auifio went into
tbeo' ntrol of the latter yentcnlay , W. T.
Kellcy. long a conductor on thu main line
uteri ) upon bin now duties hmnodin'oly ,
K. M. Correll , formerly of the Hebron ,
Journal , dfllvciii u lecture tliis evening
. on , itncn'd , Miitfrago before tbn Iiiiku'a
. addition Ijcuum. Mr , Correll'H intentioiiH
, nmybegood , but liin caiiM In execrable.
Some tux-title pincliuser ultbout the
fear of IUMXI-II befoiu hit cyc , bought the
l > roivr.y | of the South Oniiiba M. 1C.
lmix-b , wild on the li-t uf 7 ! ) and ' 80 , uhon
church pmperty wan not lij\ablu , He will
. get left.
Thf petition tiled tvith tliu city clerk
Tue lii > v aHkiug that the Ninth Omuhn
newer be coinnieneiil at the riter , \\HN
headed jiy Hon. J , J. Ilioun , anil with the
Htrongent ever Kent in to any city council in
Omaha , being nlgm > d by o er half the tax
payer * of the city.
The men injured by the accident neat
Ft. Steelii Tueoiiay morning , weie Co
dnctnr llobart and Urakfinen Hveleyf tht
latlt.'rdTngi7uw licnirk after the cnllMon.
Cgnduulor Ifiibart'i * Injurieu aio .iinf'coii' '
Kidvrwl dangt'ioiis. Thu I'MVIIIIUI on UK
pay-tMi1 engine WUH Koniewhat hint , but
not heiioiuly. Nn other pernun on tht
.p-t.v-tialn UUH hurl beyond nllglit bruixcH
At thin time ulicn there ate o many
men out of employment it should both
known by oil of them that their i n pleat- *
ant reading room at the V. M. 0.A.iltli
itajtei-H , nmga/ine * and library , f ml that
tuoy art' cordially hulled to nmke line ol
1 It' . They will nUo find convenience * forth
letter writing paper , pen and ink. Tin
rooniH me OK'II | from K it. m , to ' . ) p. in ,
The ii-gu'.nr ' meeting of the Nortl
Omaha lyreum will take place on Tliuin
f day evening At the ncliool house In I.uke'i
1.addition , Omalm. The clidum of women *
NUlfrage will be pienented by Mrn. Jliirrk'
. H. lirnokH of thin city , and 12 , M , Oonol
of Llneoln. Mr , Correll was "thu fathei
f thoiblir before the Ncbia-iku legl lAtnn
fur Hiiliiidttiiig the Milfragi1 anu'iidint'iit to
t * jJJlP l > "l'li > i > f thei-tatr ,
*
r Mr . Dorcs Luther , inother-ln-luw o
Sir. ( Jen , I-ln-Jr , of IhU city , died at 11 UK
f I , . m.Toji - JH , t. of < ; i'yi > lpel t. , ugnl II
'ytiat , The himbaud of the deceuhfd heat
O -.J" proprietor of 4he Kumjifnu H- tel , at
DefiMoinea , Iowa ; and a man of coutlder
f JilJe Bian , yrf [ wumni'ontd y .tclfgrapl
aud came at ouce. The reiaaliiu.were on
cloned in a tnctulllc casket and iaheu U
t.BejiMolBeson the Pock Iiland train las
* * < ] ' aji/i Jj T. . . . , , .
evening. Mra , Lutlior came to Oiuahi
* eight duy ago on a visit and wae take ; :
\ tick two dayi After her arriv * ) ,
THE PEST HOUSE PLAGUE
A ;
The Needs , of the Good Sisters
of Mtrcy.
Some Stutisticson the Value of
Vaccination.
Ono Now Civeo DovolotxKl In thla
City ,
The ainters who so nobly volun
teered their services at the small pox
hospital are doin # a good work out
there biitlind themselves bumpered in
many ways. They had no Btovo for
their own room until Tuesday and
they report a scarcity of old linen for
the patients , being compelled to use
the mime linen over and over. This
fact was announced to the
sisters at St. Joseph's hos
pital , but as they themselves are
wanting in the same direction , they
can do but little. There is scarcely a
family in town that cannot send in a
small contribution of old linen , and
TIIK Jir.K is requested to say that ,
however small the amount may be , it
will bo welcome. It may bo sent
cither to St. Joseph's hosoital or to
the ollico of lion. John A. Croighton ,
who will see that it roaches the proper
parties. This is a inattor of great im
portance to the nurses and to the sick ,
and it is hoped the public will rosponu
to the request.
TKI.EPHONKS.
It seems that the hospital on the
poor farm is to have no telephone , on
account of the expense it would
entail on the city. At present
when the sisters want anything
they have to write it down on a
slip of paper and hand it out throuuh
the window On it long pole. Supplfes
that are taken out are deposited on
the prairie at a long distance from
the hospital. A telephone would ob
viate much of this trouble und render
constant communication between the
nuraon and thu Sisters of St. Joseph's
hospital possible.
Uy the way , the latter , which 13 a
public institution of great importance ,
should be furnished with a telephone.
The city council should vote the hos
pital ono and pay the expenses out of
the city treasury.
Ono of the sisters who went oift to
the small pox hospital was taken sick
yesterday and a substitute furnished
for her.
A NBW OASK.
A man name IJull , who was em
ployed at the Slayon House , went
out to the pest house Tuesday night ,
having developed a mild case of small
pox.
pox.AH will be seen in the report of
council proceedings , a committee has
been appointed to investigate the con
dition of affairs at the Slaven House ,
with a view to raising the quaran
tine.
VACCINATION.
A physician who has given time ana
attention to the dread disease , small
pox , gives the following information
in regard to the disease :
Before the days of vaccination in
England , from 1750 to 1800 , of every
1,000 deaths there wore 9G who died
of small-pox. During the fifty years
following , although vaccination was
not compulsory , the death rate was
thirty-five per thousand. In the coun
tries where vaccination is more or less
compulsory the rate per thousand
deaths from small-pox , omitting
fractions , wore : Westphalia , 0 ; Sax
ony , 8 ; llheinishprovinces , U ; Austria ,
( > ; IJohoniia , 'J ; Lombardy , 2 ; Venice ,
Sweden \ , 2 ; Bavaria , 2.
In the British army and navy ,
where every soldier and sailor is vac
ciliated , in 21,000 guards , during a
period of twenty years , there were
three deaths.
At Gibraltar , in 44,011 soldiers ,
during the same period , there was ono
death.
In the West Indies the aggregate
number of troops in twenty years was
80,000 , and not n soldier died of the
suiull pox , although several epidemics
prevailed.
The English troops stationed for'the
same nuinoor of years at Bermuda ,
Nova Scotia , Now Brunswick , and
Capo of Good Hope , did not have a
death from the disease , while the na
lives died by hundreds.
. Danish noldiorn and Bailers escapee
while auvural epidemics prevailed
Donmiirk.
In the ninety-one yearn previous to
vaccination , there wore eixty-tivo dia
tinct epidemics of ainiill pox , and bin
twelve epidemics since vaccination has
been practiced.
Aguiiij the protective power o
vaccination ia shown in thej mildneae
of the disease , aa compared will
those not vaccinated , the death ruti
boiii" , one-half of ono per cent tlu
. security against death being almost
absolute , while In the nnvaccinated
the death rate ranges fnim fourteen to
. fifty-live pur cent. *
*
' ' PALSK AI.AHMr
'
Dr. Meicur was called upon lust
evening to go to the west bound emi
- grant train , No , 8 , and see a nation
, suspected of having the small pox
Thu man , who was from New York
proved to have the erysipelas on ) ;
- and was consequently allowed to pass
on.
DO NOT UE DECEIVED. *
In these times if quack medicine
udvortiHomontH everywhere , it is truly
gratifying to find ono remedy that ia
worthy ot praise , and which really
: does as recommended. Eloctriu Hit-
torn , we can vouch for aa boitnj a true
uiul reliable remedy , and ono that
' will do as recommended. Tlieyinvari-
bly cures. Htmimchand liver complaints
diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary
dillicuHiesVo know whereof wo
apeak , and can readily nay , give them
a trial , Bold at fifty cunts a bottle by
< hh * McMiihon (51) ( )
A Ploaaunt Trip ,
Mr , Joseph 'Hrussel , ono of the beat
known young business inon in the city ,
lelt Tuesday afternoon for New York
- city. Jlis trip will doubtless be of a
veryjjpleAsnpt nature , as It has , for
- him , the greatest object In the world ,
the obtainal of the hand o onu of the
fair daughters of the metropolis , Mi&s
Olga Calm , The wedding is sot for
February 12th , and Sir. Brussol
will rctuni in a few days
thereafter to Omalm with his bride.
An elegant residence awaits their
coming , nnd the future Mrs. Hruaeol
will bo moat cordially welcomed by the
Inrtio circle of her husband's friends
and acquaintances. Mr. Brussol has
boon for ix number of years ono of the
most valued and nopular employes of
Mnx Meyer & wroa. , and deserves
fully nil of the congratulations and
well wishes that can bo extended him.
ROUGHS AT IT AGAIN.
Two .Assaults by Rowdies on
Peaceable Citizens and
a Woman.
Throu Uohomlana Severely Punished
by Street Brigands.
The "street brigands" have boon
keeping in the dark with their per
formances for some weeks , by reason
of bettor surveillance , and until yes-
Tueidoy no act of rowdy outrage has
been reported B'HICO the niauult on
Charley Bauer and I'etor Foil , on
Tenth street. On Monday night two
assaults by roughs occurred in differ
ent parts of tlio city. Three Bohe
mians , of whom two wore brothers ,
named Sajnoat , and the other ono
Podolak wore proceeding quietly along
Thirteenth street , in the vicinity of
Jones , when they were met by n num
ber of young men , who insulted them ,
Ono of the Bohemians replied Bom -
tliiiiR , at which the gang declared
genoralhostiliticsand | overpowered the
three men before they could escape or
assistance could got to the spot. In
the molco , winch was not more than
two minutes' duration , the Bohemi
ans were all severely handled. Ono
nf the Sajnoits had a collar bono
broken and the other ono was stabbed
twice in Ihe aide , but not fatally. All
throe were also bruised in the face.
Their assailants lied as soon as men
were heard running to the BCCIIU
and luivo not been seen since. The
darkness prevented any of them being -
ing recognized.
ANOTIIKIt AHSAULT
occurred on the corner of Fourteenth
and Davenport streets about nine
o'clock. Three young men attempt
ed to force their way into a small
house occupied by a woman named
Simpson. She throw n pail of water
ver them , for which they
etaliated by bursting the door
11 and one of them
ummelod her in the face. This caua-
d her to uj.ter terrific cries , which
ailed a neighbor , named E. S. Grif-
th , to the rescue. Griflith attacked
lie woman's assailants und tompoarily
rove thorn off. Afterwards the
oung roughs returned and mndo nn
asault on Grilliths. Ho defended
imsolf aa well as ho could , but was
rmsidcrably worsted in the encounter ,
no of the assailants struck him in
10 face with some hard weapon and
at a dovoro gash. Griffiths will have
nom Arrested as soon as they can bo
ound.
These exhibitions of lawlessness
ro bo wiling too frequent , and point
lost suggestively to the inadequacy
f the police force in the city. The
icaU are too long , and , with the
most conscientious of service , the
fiicoro are unable to bo on hand
manyttimes when their services are
locessary and could prove effective.
FUN ON THE BRISTOL
'be ' Entertainment at Boyd'e Opera
House Friday and Saturday.
On Friday and Saturday oven ings
f thin week and in a Saturday after
loon matinee , the "Fun on the
Jristol" party appears at Boyd's
) pora House. The Loavcnworth
Times of January 31st says :
Ono of the happiest audiences that
ms over assembled at the now opera
iiouso was present last evening to
iioar "Fun on the Bristol. " As ia
isual , whenever The Times promises
; ho people of Loavonworth nn
entertainment worthy of patronage ,
the house was crowded throughout ,
ind it is fair to say that not a single
ono of the countless comical situa
tions , witty sayings and pointed puns
were lost upon the vast audience ;
scarcely had one happy burnt of
laughter died away until it was sue
cooded by another. The company
were nil in splendid shape , and in thu
grand musical olio in the second act
the participants were encored repeat
edly. There isn't any particular plot
in "Fun on the Bristol ; " it is only in
tended to make people laugh , and as
such it ia a brilliant success ; and to
Meagre. Jarrett and TUco , tlio pro
prietors of the company , and Mr.
Corydon T. Craig , manager of the St
Joseph opera house , to whoao enter
prise ia duo the fact that "Fun on the
Bristol" appears in Missouri valley
towns , Loavonworth returns thanks
for last evening's thorough enjoy
ment ,
Honor to Whom Honor la Duo.
To the Kdltor of The Onialu llee.
I desire to return ( hanks to the
following named gentleman for their
kindness to me as a missionary to the
poor , as well as for their cheerful
and liberal donations for the relief of
aaiek and destitute family on last
Monday. As Mr.Vm. . Gentleman
had given me a donation of groceries
on last Saturday for this family. I
wont to his store and bought groceries
to the full amount received. The
following wore the contributors :
Dr. 0. S. Wood A. I'olack
Webster Snyder Julius Meyers
Frank llauigo T. J. Beard
Mr. Rood Mr. Bliss
M. Hollman & Go L. B. Williams
\V. T Seaman Thomas Swift
OLIVIA H , CohSLKV ,
Missionary ,
OMAHA Jan. 31 188'J.
Two Organ * .
first the stomach , second
thu liver ; especially the first , so us to
perform their functions perfectly , and
will remove at least ninnteun-twonti- L
etlia ol all the ills that mankind ia
heir to , in this or any other climate. )
Hop Bitten is the only thing thai
will giyp perfectly healthy natural
actions in thtwo two organs , Maine
Fanner. f-1-10
SIXTY-SIX ,
The Number ot Liquor Dealers
Who Have Token Out
License.
Homo Now and Old Talk ConcomlnK
the Liquor Dealers und Their
Permits.
"There is the hut man who lookout
a liquor license , " said City Clerk
Jowott Tuesday , as ono of the well-
known citizens of the First ward went
out of the ollico. " "That makes sixty-
six in all , " continued the oQicial ,
"without the drug stores , of whinh
there are cloven in the list , "
"Sixty-six are more than it was sup
posed would take out the license , are
they not ! " was asked of another city
official.
"Yen , " ho replied , "tho uuinbor is
greater than I nupposed it would bo.
But I think there will bo more of
them still after the first of April. " .
"Why so ! "
"Because there is nothing to pre
vent them from taking the licenses
for any length of time they choose and
there are a good many fellows who
will open up and take their chaiicoa
on being closed. There is nothing ,
according to the city attorney , in the
Slocumb law or ordinance which pre
vents a man from taking out a license
for any portion of a year that ho
chooses , providing that ho complies
with all the requirements , such as
filing application , advertising in the
papers , etc. This will allow many
dealers , you sec , who can't ' raise a
thousand dollars but can got the
bonds , to take out their licenses
monthly and pay their money pro
rata. "
"What will be the eil'ect of a de
cision in favor of Henry Siort us
manager of the Farmers' association ,
if such a decision should bo ren
dered ! "
"It would have the effect of open
ing farmers' alliances or something
of that kind in most of the places that
are now shut up , and practically thu
purpose of the ordinance would be
destroyed. Tlio better class of
liquor dealers are anxious that
Siort should bo closed up
because they feel that they are
obliged to pay § 1,000 a year for a
piivilcyo that ho , by a little evasion ,
is getting for nothing. But it is
pretty sure that ho will bo closed , in
my opinion. "
The general feeling of the saloon
men seems to be that the number of
dealers will bo increased in the spring
to about seventy-five , and- that this
will bo the limft.
"Pi. "
Josh Billings Kiyn : "Thare aint no pi
in natral liintry that lui/ been et more ,
and thot more oft than apple p ! , and no
medicin kail < .ure imligestun nnd trillouse-
ness haf eo wel as SruiMl Bl.oshOM. "
Price 50 cents , trial bottles 10 cents. 3j-lw
A PROTEST.
Which Is Entered Against the Ag
gressive Policy of the U. P.
The following is the full text of the
petition referred to in the council
proceedings against the ordinance
granting the U. P. the right of way
on Jackson street :
To the Honnblo Major and City Council of the
City of Omaha :
The Omaha & Southwestern rail
road company and the Burlington &
Missouri River railroad company in
Nebraska would respectfully and
earnestly remonstrate and protest
against the passage of any ordinance
granting to the Union Pacific com
pany any right of way privileges in
Jackson- street between Sixth and
Ninth streets in the city of Omaha
And as grounds for this remon
strance those companies doom it
proper to call the attention of the
city council to a few important facts :
The Omaha & Southwestern rail
road company has been leased to the
Burlington & Missouri Iliver railroad
company in Nebraska for ninety-nine
years , and the latter company is oper
ating tlic same in connection with its
own lines of road , amounting to about
,200 miles of road. That the latter
oad has boon consolidated with the
3hiaigoBurlingtoiufcQuincy railroad ,
he whole of said consolidated lin s
uf road being over 4,000 miles of
oadway and operating in six differ-
mt states.
These companies have long rocog-
iiod the vast and increasing commer
cial Importance'of the city of Omaha ,
ind nre seeking to obtain terminal fa
cilities for said lines , of road in said
city , nnd have already purchased and
condemned grounds for such purpose
ntlin oity.northof and abutting upon
Tackson street , at an expense el over
150,000 , which amount is but sinal1
> ortion of the total coat that will im
nodiately bo expended' in putting tin
; rounds in proper shape and erecting
; lie necessary buildings.
The Onion Pacific railway already
iaa privileges upon and occupies all
.ho parallel streets south of Jacksoi
o Pacific , including Jones , Leaven
worth , Marcy and Mason , and the al
oy south of Jackson.
It would seem that the nucessities
of the company cannot demand priv-
legos on Jackson street in addition to
what it already has , and certainly not
as against the undersigned compa
nies whoso depot grounds abut on
said street.
It is respectfully su irested whether
the fact that the Union Pacific rail
way company suddenly demand privi
leges on Jackson street within three
days after the condemnation of depot
grounds by the undersigned does not
indicate the purpose to injure the
trafllc facilities ot the undersigned
companies rather than to subserve the
necessity of its own.
It is further shown that the inter
est of said city OB well as of those
companies demand that they have ,
right of way on Jackson street , upon
which their depot grounds abut , w
order to reach the warehouses and
elevators located and to bo located
in the vicinity of their grounds rather
than that the same should bo granted
to an opposing company to bo used in
injuring ' and crippling the facilities < ol
\
\
the undersigned in competing for a
fair share of the traffic of this city.
( Signed )
Burlington & Missouri Ilivor Hail-
road in Nebraska nnd Omaha it
Southwcatcrn llailroad , by
G. W. HOLDIUUHJK ,
General Superintendent.
PERSONAL
J. K , Kedmaii , of Kawlint , U in the
olty.
ftcorgo A. 1'erclvnl , of Central City , la
in town.
L. F. Hilton , of the IJlair 1'llot , Is in
the city.
Frank Ireland , K q. , of Nebraska City ,
in In town.
Cnut. W. W. Marsh returned yesterday
from a trip east ,
K. K. Corbin , of Lincoln , arrived In the
city lint evening.
Hon. John A. Cielghlon and wife have
returned from Ohio ,
Frank Ifnrrlmnn imd A. Ciwletter , of
Blair , ate in the city.
Win. A. Paxton returned yeste-day
from a trip to Chicago.
W. Johnson , of Wood IJiver , arrived
in the city last evening.
Walter S. Walsh , of Colum'nts , isrcf-
intered at the Creightou.
Patrick Barrett , of Green Hivcr , ar
rived in the city yesterday.
John J. Cummings , of Denver , is in
the cite , n guest at the Cnnfield.
W. If. B. Stout , of Linco'n ' , is in the
ity , rcglstcicd at the Witlmell.
H. \ \ . Child , of MnHUmi , nrrived nn
yesterday's trnin from t o west.
Councilman Dclnne VM among tlie ur-
rivals from the east hut evciiiti' , ' .
Gen. J. M.ThiijerM in the city lust
night nnd left for the west to-d.iy.
W. K. Bacon and wife , of ( ii..nd
laknd , are guests ut the Witlmell.
Miss Maggie A. Uilllkcr , of Itcd Oak , IH
in Omtihn , visiting Mrs. Nora Hill.
W C. Wentz nnd K. S , Nisoon , of
Au era , arrived In Omaha yesterday.
Lieutenant Torrey , of Fort DouglaxR ,
arrived in the ci'y last evening with n
prisoner.
H. T. Crowell aud Mi-s Kutif Hammond
mend , of Cherokee , are regi tered at the
Witlmell.
J , Van A. Carter aud wife , of Ennaton ,
W. T , , me in the city. They are stopping
at the Withue'l. '
Mr. J. A 'futile , of tlio 11. & M. , liaa
accjpted a p'initien as bookkeeper for A.
L. Strang , of this citv.
1' red. Knight and his titter left thm
morning for Port It y.il , South Carolina ,
to spend the remainder nf the winter.
Hon. James Steplieiisnn ha1 * returned
from an extended trip to New York ,
Washington and othercastern cities.
Mr. Hellman , brother of M. Hellman ,
of this city , c.imo in from Cheyenne yes
terday : He went east on a brief visit.
Gov. Gere , of Iowa , Hon. Win. Hale
and Capt. Lucan , went west to-day to
Colorado , to look after sOine mining mat
ters.
ters.Chas.
Chas. G. Wilson , Clayton Wood , Martha
Deaver and Margaret Deaver , compose a
pleasant party at the Creigbton , from
Blair.
John Steen , postmaster at Wahoo.ia in
khe city and with S. H. fvirnberger , from
th * same place , is registered at the
Crcighton
J. W. Deal , assistant general ha-gage
agent of the U. P. railway , with head
quarters at Kansas City , warin Omaha
yesterday.
Ira Wilson , landlord of the Metropoli
tan hotel , left for Denver last evening to >
negotiate for the leasing of ono of the large
hotels in that city- .
Major Clarkson , ex-president of the
Board of Agriculture , of Schtiyler , came
In on yesterday's train from the west. He
made a biief stay in. the city.
Messrs Frank anil Fred. Dellone h live
returned from Pennsylvania , where they
have been visiting thfir old home and
friends. They have been nbnent about
three weeks ,
A. H. Church , of North Pluttc ; II. A.
and John Waterman , of Plattsmonthv
Chas. L. Burke mid wife , of Grand Is
land ; F. C. Do pc , of Wood River ; 'and ,
San F. Kritiuubauin , ol Geneva , are
among the rejistrie * yesterday at tht ) Can-
field houso.
Jim Stephen-son returned yesterday from
Washington , where he lias been looking
after hi * mail contractHo states that
the capital Is IM lively ai it can be , nnd
that with McBride of Lincoln and ono or
two gentlemen from this city he managed
to sco some interesting points. He Hat
near Gulteau while the aBaamnn was deliv
ering his two hour speech ,
Judso A. II. Cliurh , of The Nortt
Platte Nebrasklan , came up from Lincoln
lost evening und-took the Heaver train
forborne Ho Hays that Nor ill Platte ii
booming. During the building season o ;
1881 over ono hundred dwellings weie
erected , besides Imlf a dozen brick etori
buildings and an Odd Fellows' hall
Building operations for the coming woaaon
will ba greater , one item being a new ho
tel to be put up by an Omaha capi alist ,
work on which will begin in a few weeks ,
"ROUr.H ON RATS , "
The thing desired found nt la.it. Auk
druggist for "Rough on Rats. " It clears
out rata , mice , ronchus , Mien , bed Iniga ; ] 5o
boxes (1) ( )
iCONFERENCE CLOSED.
A SuccoaafUl Sosalon and a Uirtro At
tendance.
The aumi-annual eonfert'iieu of the
directing board and esocutivo com-
inittco of tlio Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Mission , closed with P ser
mon at the Academy cf Music Tuesday
aV.
day , by the i'rcaidont , llov. 0. V.CO
Bjork. There was a larfio attendance
and great intoreftt manifested.
The majority of the ministers in at
tendance loft yesterday for homo.
Among the most important buainosa
transactions at the conference was the
resolution to purchase , as soon as pos -
sible , Bomo church property in
Omaha. Some investigation as to
desivftblo property for uch an object
was mode , bat without rnctical re
suits.
It ia stated that ( ho largest S trodish
congregations over assembled in this
country wore those which attended at
the Academy during the meetings of
thot past few days , the success of
which has been beyond nil expecta
tion. There arc about 0,000 Scandi
navians in Omaha , or one-sixth of the
population of Omaha.
The cnso of Mm. Barney Shannon
came up in the police conrt Tuesday
afternoon. Mr * . Shannon , through Walter
Dennett , Knq. , her attorney , motcd the
court that the complaint be dlsmtacd for
the reason that the Slocumb law docs not
mhke it a crime to sell Intoxicating liquors
on Sunday , nn 1 that the defendant coulil
not be held for n violation of the ortU.
nances of the city of Omaha , bocaino the
accused wan arrested under a state com
plaint. Judge Beneke hold that the points
were well taken and dismissed the com
plaint ,
Too Fastidious
Some would-be Byrcns look on with
disgust
At ihe rhymes of Eclcctrlc Oil " | , oct ; "
But wo have- the belt article hnown to the
xvorld ,
And intend that all peirous shall know it.
It cures couili ? , colds , asthma and catarrh ,
Bp-nchltls and complaints of that kind ;
It does riot co.t much , though rheumatic *
it cures.
'Tls the best Oil in the world you c.iu find.
30-1 w
Forty years' trial on proven "BLACK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine hi
tiiu world.
GROCERIES , Now Stock , Fresh
Goods , fine line , corner 13th and Web
ator streets , II. G. KRAUSE.
eiDe Meyer's
CATARRH
CURE.
. The antidotal theory , now admitted to bo
the only treatment which-will eradicate Catarrhal -
rhal Poison.
liui. Olios. H. Taylor , HONoblo street , Brook
lyn , N. Y. : "One pacKage effected a radical
cure. "
Rev. Oco. A. Uuis , CobksklU , Scboharlo. Co. ,
K , Y. : ' 'It restored mo to uiy ministerial la
bors. ' ?
Rev. W. II. Siimner , Frwlericli. Md. : 'Tne
results.ln six cases In uiy family. "
Ret. Oco K. Pratt , St. Stephen's Hectory ,
I'hla. : "Quito wonderful ; let me distribute
jour 'Treat ! e , "
Chas. II , Stinhope , Newport , H. 1. : ' I wns
too ileat to hear thochuteh b < ll8 rlnj ; ; hearing
restored. "
Oeorgu W. Uuilirlith' , 73 Will strict , nalti-
uioro , JId. : "Suffered 0 years ; perfectly
cured. "
Mrs. .M. E. Shcnncy , 3122 S.vah street , St.
Louia : "The first natural brc-ith In 0 years- "
Mrs. J. W. I'nrccll , Golden City , Col. : ' 'Used
only ne package ; entirely urtd ; suffered 24
years. "
Dr. F. N. Clark , Dentist. 8 Montgomery street ,
Sin Francisco : "duffcrcd lu 3 cars ; perfectly
cured , " etc.
Dr. Wei Do Meyer's Popular "TREATISE"
on Catar h mallei ) free. The great Cure is de
livered b > DrngKijts , or by D. B. Dewey & Co , ,
182 Fulton street , New York Sfor I 00 ,
mon wcd-frl&sat&wc kcow
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fO LOAN MONtY.
ONEY TO LOAN Collet LawOtnceo
M L.Thomas Room8 Creiihton Block.
( SKA QA A To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent
Dtl/.DU"/ good real ofltatcsecurlty , by
DR. ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnham St.
TO LOAN At 8 per centln <
tercst In aumsof $2,600 and
upwards , for 3 to 6 years , on Qrst-clasa city and
farm property. Bums HKAL ESTATH and IXIAN
AOKNCT. 15th and Doiiclas Sts
HELP WANTED.
By a respectable person a situa
tion aa second uirl in a quiet family. Ad <
dress E. T. A. , 1613. 60-3 *
To purchase a dwelling hou o In
WANTED . 1 hi : situation must bo desirable ,
the house comma ions ami the price reasonable ;
Addre I. C. Klngman , room 21 , Stran 'r
building , -3lty. 48-2"
ANTED Laborers to work In ice.
v * Jl.Si ) p r day. Apply on river one mile-
south of Ho\n' packing hou-w. BVN. MATSON ,
Korcman. 47-1'
"I'XT'ANTED'-A situation in a groceiy or boot
YY ami fhoo house , by a joniit , ' uian withcx-
porlenceln both. AddrcsaV/ . , Hcuollice. 631 *
Girl for L'cncial houaeworK ; Ger
man preferred. Knqitirc at COS S. 17th St.
39-tf
VV nccomniodatcd with flrtit-clo-sa table board
at $4.00 porwcek , 1403 Capitol men lie , bet. llth
anil IStll. 41-n MRS. 110SS.
'ANTKD A tarriajo pabtcr at SimpnonV
W carriage foctorv , lld-nnd 1111 Dodge St.
44-4
To inform the public that I have
WAFTEP to J. Galinsby & Co. my rag ar.d
metal business , but only rcn&d the -wno for a
short pericJ. All kincH .uf poods In the junk
line will be handled by inn at ni ) new place of
Duel nuns , coiner 10th and lltnicy St . 11 , llcrt-
hold.propriator Omaha Iron and Mutal Yard. 7-tt
> -GIrl Iramefatcly , at 1703 Collfor
WANTEl . ; must be good cook , washer and
Ironcr. None other need apply. 3tf
Employmmil I ) } woman cook.
WANTED 11. Slainwcilir , employment Agt.
llth St. , near Fnrnham. M-l'
Employment bj a younj ; man in
WANTED Aply ] J . Mannweiller , Employ
ment Agent , llth at. , neat Farnham. 31-1 *
"VJtTANTKD To exenamte lor city
> V M or Hi Hires of good farm land linprct
cd , with i'mbur ' and running water. Situated In.
York eountv , 4 miles from railroad town. AU
, J. Uluctt , 1715 IrJril St. , Omaha.
21-3'eod.
WA luaiicnt slluation ; , willing to tuke hounf
anUhlni ; . licet of rcformicc. Address h. , ' -
olllic. 2 <
TT' ANTED A coed noruan rook , Inqu'.ru at
\ \ Mrs. McOy , on. . 1'ovplcton a\enue , bet.
.20th turn 22ud street. 16--i'
< VNTKU rirtvtl MvooK , ono wi.o uudir >
bt.iiidti meat coojlnitaa w ell as pastry none
but Cut-class need apply. Alto a good boy an
waittr. Apply nt lllfcl'Mi J > imt Bftfl-eodl
To \ > 'tt. a , BOU'e and lot. or two
WANTED on oru Ufc tw iMV" * IWt * / bctvxwu 14th
aiukSSilntreeU , bc' rc March lit. Lcwe word
at tl > o S. E. cor , of Howard and 8th. & - ! _
\irA.STbD-A good airl for general ! house
YY , work , Uuei" ll girl to lake , rare of a
baby. ' Inquire icithweit ' corner 23d and Hurt
a cet. Wt-tl
T ANTKD Fundlnir bridge 4114cimu uui.
W II. T. OtatU ndlt-vue. "Ji-
PANTKJV To irnt a cluBlriWe ilttrH'n '
houiHt. Aildrra lo40 ! , Clyi ! ) TI t ! ,
WANTED A Jew MM boanun ran bo ac-
couuioilntcit * Hh tlrjw-cU K tabl -
n very rtwonablo rate , Inquirf-a. 125 Howard ,
between 9th anil 10th > t . fiSStf
w ANTED t children as lenders In t ccTect
school , at 19th and Oali/ornU St U. Ii ,
> OMI8 _ . 7fi7.tl
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
FOU KENT KurnUlioit ( rout room , N. K coT ,
Stli ami JaekfcOn. 52-11
ll KENT One l rf * front room , lurnUhotl ,
for two Kentlmiun , 1615 Chicago St. 55-2
fTWl HE.NT Douotan place , touthuid ol ISth
.1. Btreut , Omaha , tulUblo ( or vegetable gar-
dc-.i ; a ( rood house with cittern , filter , ii' . , good
v.ell and barn , a bearing orchard about COO buor.
Ing gripe \ IncK , a large amount ol cooseUtry and
mrrant tm hc , &c. , fcc. Kor term * anil coudl.
tioni apply at the Crelghton Houw. 12-U
R IlENT-Furoiehtd room , inquire H28
jKkioo.St. 33-tl
SPECIAL HOTIOBS-Oontlnued
house , Troonu. 36lrTin *
Ifclc uo9t. 334'
KENT Ten Bern hnd lth houw , three J
FOK from city on Military roa < l. Am > lj f
oJ.M.huly. . 28-8 ' Jf
F OH RENT Iloonn In Jncotu' block.093tf
J' JIOK HKNT oem iinrlAj fumlnlicil , Capta
i cmic , hct. 17th nnil Ibth , poulh tide.
J10H UK.NT NIC ly furnished rooms. at 1016
Chicago St. 17 II
EOKHKNT llouto of fight toonn. . . . . , _
J. I'hlpus lloc , 1512 8. Filth St. P77-tt
7T"OK RENT Feb. 1st , eommodlotrs brick reel-
jU dcncc , corner 19th and r'arnli.im Sts. Ap
ply to Mrs K. A. Ittncr , Tabor , Frraont Co ,
loua. Inference * desired. Ml t <
"T710R KENT Ono of the best stores on rumlng
L1 St. 20x21 , hv January 1 , 1882. B'Jfi tf
IJ10H HKNT X furnishuii roonii. ovui nil
.L chnnU'Kxch ngeN. B cor.-lBth and Dod * .
street * . g8fl.lt
FOll HUNT Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board. Reasonable prices. 2018
CAM St. 769-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms , north elda oJ
California St. , 2d door west ol 21st. Inqulrr
ajter 1 p. m. 43).tf
PQR BALE
"ITlOUSALr. A flrst chss phaeton. Enquire ak
JJ 1310 Hnrncy St. CI-3
Foil SALII Soucrkrout by the barrel , cheiip ;
cr fill. 40o , at Durham Meat Market. 13th
St. , bet. , Douglas And Dodge , 54-14
TCOll SAI.K Car Ian I of horses and mulon , at
J ? Dlllrancc's Bale stables , 210 S , 10th St.
411 2
ORSALKORUKNT-A good paying busi-
_ ness , suitable for any one ' Kent " $5 IKT
month , tiood location. Terms moderate. Ad-
'Business , " liecotlicc. 20-
FOR SAIiE House , 7 rooms , closet , cislvrn ,
well tmd lot ; 003 N. l th St. 32.4'
FOR SA1.K Oood will and futures of a first-
class saloon und lillllard hall , Bituat < l In
the town of Do Witt , Clinton Co. , la. Will lento
.he building for a term of fl\o jcjir. Consist-
ng of 9 large bar-room and duelling roorrw.
The best location In the city. The place has
jet n doing a. One business for ton yearn , Alee a
arifulcc liouie filled with Ice. Address Mrs. W.
Kadoch , Do Witt , Clinton Co. , la. 22 < itwlt
TjlOU SAIiK Ilousonnd full lot In
Jj tlon , cheap. 1'ricc , # 1260. Easy tcnro.
SIcCAOt'K , Opp | iwt otlicc. 16U
. Ur-stbulMlmrlot In Slilnn'a ad
EOKS.tlK
dition,142 feet cast front by IZWfeet depth.
JkCAOUK , Opp. post olllcc. 14 tf '
pell SALE , CHEAP-Engliicer's toold ; com-
Jj prising of a theodolite and apparatus , lo-
qulro of V. IX , 20" S. 13th bt. 10-U
EOIl SAI.i : A % good bujt ; ? ' ' .tal > lofor
a Ifldy to dri\o. Inquire No. HOJ'Howird
s reel. PTS-J
I710K SALK 1 sorrel' utolllon , Clydesdale , 8
Jj yearn old , wclsninjr-16(30 ( pounds. 1 black
ntalllon , J Norman A Morgan , 5 yearsoldr wcleh-
in ; , ' HiW pounds , tcok'flrstirrruiuni At Xihraska
( state fair , 1881. 1 Kentucky Jack , black ,
Huighlnt , ' nbout DCO iHJiinda , 4 ycAraold , took
t prcmhini at Kcbra kn State Fair , 1SSO and
1881. Inquire of Chis. Nrhcr , Farmeru lloiwe
Cil v. 033-tf
"TT10R 8ALEFour bectloim of ehchins ; and 8
jy ( food counlen. Ininlrs at D W. Soxo ,
Jper.i lloiijc rhannaey. 027-tf
SAI.K Oil IIENT V grocer ) toroou4.
Jj butiberBliop , business. In <
qnir > at thin oiUcu. 012-tf
Oi ; SALE 2 nice countcrod 2 silver plated-
show cases , at Oca. II. I'MciBOn'a , 801 South
10th St. 741-tf
SALE Or will excha ? for Omaha pr -
FOR , an Improved sec oiiofland ad join-
ng a. station on U. P. R. R , If. DUNHAM. 141 ! '
FamhamSt. , Omaha. 72U8ai
SALE Or trade for cl ! > 5 projicrty. on
FOR of horses , harness and wnjroti , Addr
8. Y. , thlBOfliCo 722 tf
IOR SALE A good seven-year-old horse
F Warranted to drive single cr double Hn
quire of George Canlleld , Canflol * hoaso.
novl3-tf
UlUh. FOtt
B 203-tf ESTABKOOK K i < Oh
MISCELLANEOUS.
N
On January 24 , "lart eorrcl borsv
STRAVED years old , braudcd with "L"i n the
right tboulihr. The person taken up the aame
will please return to 809 Dodte ) , an * I will pay
all reasonable charges. .M. A. I VODLK.
67-4 *
mAKEN Uff Sorrel ponj : cishS' eirs old ,
JL Nelson'o addition. Inquire North Omaha-
laundry. W. PIERCE. 50-7"
TTIGHESTPRICE paid for all kinds of Iron.
Ill' metal and rags , by 1. Oalin3ky&-Co. , 1029
Douglas St. 49-lm
LOST New pocket-book between poet office *
j and Lane B grocery store , contMninjf olxrat
S 0. The finder please leave at Dee ortlce , ' "
t o owner will pay rcuard of $10. 3"
IIF.NT S. W. Cor.
JD lth and Davenport bt. 99S-U
WO KUIINISHED ROOMS FOR SENT m-
quire at Ho9p ' Art Emporium , 1M9 Dodge
Btrrct.
( MKNT OF SMALL BUSINESS
MANA(3 > > y experienced man. Eai&ll salary.
1' . O. Box 602 City. 9Q8.tf
UTS Fdnthencxt SO'IAJS. we will , on the
SHI receipt of Kty cents , eendlto any address ,
postpaid , oiv > of our uiilaundrcd dress Shirts.
I'oBlthey ) Ofilyoin Shirt sent to on nldroas.
KUUKKA SHlKTCO. .
040.1m Mogolllc8 , 111.
171UKNI8I1KP ROOMS Within tVrj ' blocks of
Jj postollhKi. IiiHUlroatlSlODc-Jje-
OUHN1SI1ED ROOMS For Blng'.atsentlcmen :
Jj also one front loom with piaao , ouUiwc t
corner Ifith and Capital avenue. SOfl-U
NEW CITY MAPS , lOe. Mounto
B Maps , 82.60. OEO. P. BEMIS.
- IH CHA1ON 1'Boale and Oil ,
POKTK-kira painting. MRS. D. R.
WARDNER , room 1 , Jacob's Blorit. 642-tf
BOOM See 1st page.
B1
ALEl ) HAY At A. H. Sam/'a ! Keod Store !
B 1013 Ilarncy St. s9-tf
EMIS' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 8
B Ut page.
EDWAKD KUEIIL
MAOIBTER OF PAU1YBTER7 ANDfCONDI
T10NALIST , 4E8 TcnUi StreetIjetween Fariib&ui.
aiidllainey. Will , 'A'ltli the aid of guardian ,
spirits , obtain lor mi ; onongfcuco at the ptuii
anil present , f.ion c crtain rojdltionj In the fu
lure. Boot * tnd she cs made to ; rder. I'orfecV
' ' ictlcn cu no > jed
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nejer mlw. A mtrvrl ol ruritv.
BtrenifthandwholcaonientBs. Jlor * eeoiXuinal
than thei ordinary kinds , and cannot be boU lu
competitioni with the .multitude . o | low Uat.
bert weight , alum or phon > b te nowden
Bold .
only m can
KOYAL BAKING , POWDER CO , ,
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