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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1882)
r i THE DAILY BfciJfi : OMAHA WEDNESDAY JUNE7 , 1882 The Only Exclusive ; Wholesale Hardware House 3cwEOBCIEI 08 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET OMAHA NEB. -WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER -AND DEALER N- Wall Paper and Window Shades 1301 Farnham St . Omaha Hell & CTOZEsTIES Wholesale Lumber , No. 1408 Farnham Street , Omak , let. CTHE MOLINE STOVE ! They make a specialty- COOKING'STOVES ' , and have this year plowed . In the market oneofth MO' TECONOM CJASD MOST SAIISKACTOnY STOVES ccr made. They make both . . Plain and oxtcni'on top , and guarantee all their goods. ! The agents for the company arc. PIERCY & BRADFORD , , ft , , - , DEALBES.1N * r " " ' ' 'I Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters OMC L Iff O ? 33 X. f3 , GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. 211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB CARPET Invites the attenlionof the public to his LARGE AND WELL J5ELE6TED STOCK New Carpets Embracing all the late patterns - " terns in everything in the Carpet Line. MattmgsrOL Cloths and window Shades , In large quantities , and always at the Bottom Prices. LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY. li T"E1 l l "W T T "IS * T J1 * D. JJ la JLW J. Jji Ha It ? 1313 Farnam Street. OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS , hand a ? ? 11 aud complete line of FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY of . Pocket-Booke eyery description. - Gold Pens. Peno te , Inks , Maoilafje , Envelopes ; Viaitingr , Playmg Kegrefc , Dinner and Birthday Cards , &o. , &o. Give us a call. GlUlVIAN.R. DAVIS , & 00. 1058. lOtli.Sfeeet : - JOpp , Postoffloe. \ How a Million nbcl a Half of tbo Fish Were Transported to Missouri tine TOJC\B Waters. A carload of vhito Blind nrrivrtd n St. Louis from the United SUtcs government ornmont hntohoricn nt Washington There were one million and n hnlf o shad in tlio car. They wore in milk cam , each of which it ttns cstimntcc hold twenty thmmncl full. The car containing them , saja the Glebe Dom ocratt romnincd in the Union dope yard until last evening , when it wai started oyor the Iron Mountain rene for Texas. Last night no less than 260,000 of the fish were dropped into the Black and Bit ; riven , in this axato. The remainder of the lot go to Texas whore , at Jefferson , half will bo deposited posited in the Red river , and at Fort Worth , Tex. , where the remainder will bo given their freedom in the Trinity river. Only n little while ago shnd were deposited in the Ouachita river , near Arkadelphia , Ark , , am thcao fish are now being cauqhl in that stream near Hot springs. The car which brought these fish to Mis souri's waters yistorday was titled up in good stylo. In the middle of the car the cana of fish wcro atored. Quo end of the car was used us a dinner * room and kitchoii , and the other one as n sitting nnd bed loom , The car and its contents wore in charge of G H. II. Moore , 0. 0. Sherman and A. S. Mayro , messengers annotated by the United States fish commission to see to the faithful distribution ot the fish. This is the second trip of this corps this season , nnd they will from this time for ward remain busy at work , for congress has taken such nn inter est in the matter that the coinniifsion- ors are enabled to supply n quests as last as the delivery can bo mudo. To facilitate the work a now car /or this special trafllo is being built by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company , and as soon as it is upon the road Missouri's rivera will re- coiyo ono million of the white shad. Just now , besides the car mentioned above , cans of young fish arc being sent to various points in regular baggage-oars and by special messengers. These shad are consid ered the best fish in the market. The lot which passed through hero yester day loft Washington Satuiday night. They were taken from the United States hatcheries near the navy yard at Washington. The female shad when ready to spawn are taken in nets and the eggs are taken from them. These eggs are spread out , nnd afterward the melt from the male shad s spread over them. Almout in stantly after the melt is spread the eggs begin to swell to about half the size of u pea. The egga are then put "nto crates , placed on 'ice , and sent to ho hatcheries , whero.by the constant erring and motion of the Donald Mo Donald process , in two or four days ho fifth are hatched. Their heads ire then about the siza of a small bird-shot , their bodies being like thread , and about half an nch long. They are placed in cans , 'rom twenty to thirty thousand to the can , according to the size of the lat er , and in this way removed to tbo other rivers. The messengers. In charge of yesterday's cargo are the same who brought four thousand Ger man carp and deposited them 'in ' 'the Forest park ponds here last full. , They , ro hatching the regular Gorman carp A Washington , as well another fish in season. The carp season commences about the ruijdlo of September and ends Oct. 1 , and when that time arrives , the ponds of carp will bo drawn o'ff and thousands of them broueht to western waters. To I. G W. Stoodman , of the Missouri fish commission , belongs the credit of thit state faring so well in the matter of restocking the rivers , as it is by his efforts that the present lot of fish are added to them. The Iron Mountain railroad has kindly furnished free transportation , as does also the Mis souri Pacific , for the fish-car. THE LIBS OP THE SEASON. What Will Be Fashionable The Old Favorites. Brookljn Eagle. "What is the style of spring Ho this eaaon ? " asked a one-oyod man as ho dropped down by the exchange edi tor's side. "Have they rotrimmod the interconvertible snake , that breaks up into precincts and comes together at the call ot the presiding link ? " "Haven't seen anything of it , " re plied the exchange editor , plunging his shears into the account pf a tor nado that shifted a state line a hun dred feet and landed a river in H cottonwood - tonwood grove without disturbing a ripple. "I'm glad of that , " said the ono eyed man , rubbing liis hands slowly , "I never liked that lie. It alwaya seemed far fetched and unwholesome ; besides , you couldn't liolp thinking that a frog might swallow a quorum of the snake and not leave enough to transact business. Did you see anything of that lie about THE IIRACOK OUT IN ILLINOIH , with winga like a corn patcli nnd a smell of brimstone ? Is the dragon current this season ? " "Haven't struck him yet , " answer ed the editor , eliminating the profani ty from a far western account of n inino explosion , in which forty men were blown through the side of a mountain novon miles thick. "If ho'a around he's flying very low1. " "That pleases me , too , " smiled the one-eyed miin , stroking liiu chin. "Tho only objection I ever bad to that dragon was the smell. It never sounded reasonable. If they had said ho smelled of brimstone and molasses it might have worked in a girl's board ing house as a fair spring ho , but they couldn't fix it to defer men unless they perfumed him with blue pills. It was a great mistake , Have you struck any fresh particulars about the sea serpent * inco the thaw ? " "Too early for him , " returned the editor , writing a now head-lino to an uccount of a baby who fell out of n window sixty foot and bounded back without split , bruise , or chip off 'IIo'Jl bo urouud by the 14 Ui of July. " "TJio 14th of July , " murmured the ono-eyod man. "I reckon you're ri ht. Yes , you're right ; 'with n head like a barrel and BYES LIKK COVfVKK CUJ'HJ estimated by Mr. William Jennings , of Tobago township , to bo at least two-thirds of u milo long. ' Yea , that's his date , July 14. I like , to read about hlni. .There's always something breezy and fresh About that serpent , though ho must bo getting on in yean now. What's become of the two old people" that "woro born at the _ same momrnt , and died within ten minutes of each other , at the advanced acre of 104 ? Ain't they dying this season ? " "Not that I've hoard of , " rejoined tlm exchange editor , priming down a long article on a boy who was cut in half lengthwise by a steam grindstone and whoso recovery was confidently anticipated by the eminent local phy sicians. "I hope the ? haven't quit the busi ness ? " observed the one-oyod man with anxiety. "I'vo kind o' warmed up to these two old chumps. There was something unanimous about 'cm that caught mo , nnd I count on get ting around to 'em' regularly if I am going to keep my health. May bo the backward season has boon against 'em. What's thmws about the skeleton found in the tree with a bag of money tied to his spine ? Let's see , ho'a a spring product , isn't he ? " "No , fall , " replied the editor , glanc ing over a report of n man who had just been HKL1KVF.D OF A LIVE LI7.AU1) that had fed on his kidneys for forty years. "He'll coino around about the 3d of October. " "Juitso , just so. I was misled on him. He's an old friend of inino , seems like ono of. the family , and if they should go over his season with out Gilding him appears as though I should commence to pi no. Is there anything new this spring , any servant girls making Greek poetry in their sleep , any livu frogs found concealed in a Phiradolphm brick nnd spriugin ; eight foot in the air after nn imprison ment of 18,000 yean ? Any thing o that sort ? " "Nothing , " Bighod the _ exohangi editor , putting sub-heads into nn no count of a rrhalo climbing to the top of Ab'sccon lighthouse to borrow i match. "Nothing fresh , except thi ono about the payment ot a church mortgage ont in Wisconsin , but that won't bo popular among the Chris- ians. " "I suppose not , I suppose not,1 nurmurod the one eyed man. "Well , 'm much obliged. So longl It warms me up to see the old ones como around. A man of my ago would miss 'em if they lot up , nnd I began o bo a litt'o ticklish about the sor- lontiiind the skeleton until you ex- ilained the dates. " And as he wont out the exchange editor turned over nn article of an old woman of ninety who was cutting her iigbtioth sot of false toe.h and iourth lead of hair. An Old Friend- He was afflicted with a lame back and encral dnbiliiy ; ho was recommended 'HOMAS * ECLKCTIUO On. , which curoil him at unco. Tnis famous unecltio is a positive emedy for bodily pain. tidlw Hospitality. Del roll Free Pica * . Over beyond Strasburg I came upon & farmer sitting on a log in front of a house which I at first took to be a stable , because a mule stood with hie head inside , but he was a hard-up man , and no mistake. I dismounted to talk with him about the battlefield of Gross Keys , and after a bit he said : ' ( Stranger , I'd invite yo to dinner , but I1 presume you don't relish dodgers and bacon. " Then wo talked a little more about Fremont's troops , and ho said ; "Stranger , I'd like to feed that hojri , bub my old mule has had browse mighty fine to keen on his logs this fall. " Then wo talked about H tone wall Jackson and his march up that road , and the farmer branched off with : "Stranger , I would like to offer yea a drink o' uunthm' warmin' , but fact is I hain't soon a pint o' whisky since the war. " Then I inquired how far it was to Ft. Republic , and whether the bridge had been rebuilt , and he answered mo and added : "Stranger , I do fool DS if I orierask yo in to ace the fam'ly ' , but the old woman's down vtich chillc , Sal's off over the ridge , and the fire vrcnt out an hour ago , " I mounted my horse and handed him a cigar. That broke him up. Ho turned it over and over , looked up and down the road and from mo to the house , and finally seized my log and exclaimed ; "Stranger , I'm poor and way down and sometimes wicked , but I'm right thar'when a man calls my hand ! , \ can't feed yo , nor warm yo. nor giyu yo whisky nor tobackor , but if yo don't git ofTn that boss and como over to the spring and have some water with me , I'll never forgive ye on nirth. " ' Wo drank to his luck. Honfoipa's Acid , Fboipliate IN LIVEIt AMKIDNEY TKOUI1LEH , Du. 0. G , OILLEy , Boston , says ; 'T have used it very extensively , and w.tb iho most remarkable success in jyRfiopsia and in all cases whore there is derangement of the liver nnd kid aoys , " 5d-wlw A Georgetown Man Astonished , from The Wcabln.'ton Jlopubllcan , iiiiy 21. , A Georgetown merchant , who may 30 called Snipes for ohort though hat isn't his name conceived the Brilliant idea that ho would take a .rip over to Washington for the ox- iross purpose i f seeing the Rights. Ho old u friend that ho had uovor boon naido of any of the public buildings , lotwithstanding the tact that ho had ived in Georgetown since 181)7.- ) His riond suggested that it was highly ) roper that ho should begin his tour > f inspection at once , and Kindly of- orod to aid him in the start by show- ng him tluough the treasury depart- nent. The following morning Snipes appeared promptly at Ins riond's doak at 0 o clock and hey began their trip by visiting ho secret service division , where , upon coking through ono of the ) argo ilbuma containing photographs of ictod criminals , Snipes was suddenly loticed to grasp the arm cf his friend , t deathly pallor o'eroproading his clas- ilc brow , and , pointing to a certain ) hotograph , in an excited manner ex > ilalmed : "Gr atheavens , that's me ! " 't eeoraa his friend had borrowed from Hr , Snipes a photograph of her bo- ovpd husband the day before , and vhilo Snipes was gazing thoughtfully tt the picture of Jesse James hanging in the wall , his fiendish friend in- cried it in the album in the place of me of the counterioiters. No George- own man asks Snipes if ho has over icon through the treasury department inJesa his life ia insured. Business Directory. Abitract and Real ttute. JOHN U MoOAOUK , opyoslto Port Offle * . W. R. BAttTLKTT ir Bonth 13th Street. Architect * . & MENDELSOHN , ARCHITECTS Hews H. Urclhton Block. A. T. LABOR Jr. . Room 8. Oitlghton UlecV. Doott and Bhoo * . JA1IK3 DlVINR * CO. . Hoi Boots and Show. A rood anorttoent loma work on h nJ , cainct ISth nJ Htrnejr. tnOS. F.IUCKSOK , 0. K. rot. tilth Dj DongUt JOHNrOUTUNAIUS , 11110th ftreet , mnmit ctmn U otder ( rood wet O Mi price * . HmiVHniini * Bed Oprlnc * . LAUimtF.N VHrmfuctnrff 1(117 ( Book * . New * and ( Utlon ry. J. I. FlUJKHAttl' IfllH Duller end ( oSHANK & RCHUOF.Dr.lt , the oUnrt n. nd E , louw In NcliraV * Ul > ) l bnl 1U7B Omfchk. UKM1KAU HKSTAUKANT , MHO. A. RYAN , lioihweit cotret tOthund Dodtw. But UoAtil for lliO Mono ? , CUlifectlon Gu t nUcd kt all Ilours. Iio id by the D y , TVccK or Month. flood Terras for Cuh Fnrnli hiMl OArrlaaei and Road Wagons. ( itTDKH.llth ndnttrnevBrcit . Olothlnj liought. ( . ItAniUSnIll n y hlKhtntCachprlcA tor icooai nnd olothlnr. Oonier 10th und F mhim. uewe crm. JOHN BAUMKH 18U f tnh ra Btroel. Junk. n. BKUTllOr.l ) , IUM and McUl. Lumber- Lima and Oomont. ORT eomer 8th and PouglM Bts. Lampi and Qlauwar * . t. BONNKR 1800 DontlM Ht Good Vulctr Merchant raltora. 0. A LINDQUKST , * Jne ot oui mcxt popular Merdunt Tallori Is ro- eltlng the Utost dosli ns for Spring nd Bummot Jooil ) for ( fcntlcmcn woar. Btyllih , dunbiv , ted nrlcM low M ever 21618th bet. Daag.&Fun. Millinery. * R5. 0. A. RIKGER , Wholonl and IUUU , Van- y Oootli In gnat rarictjr , Zophnt , Card Board * , uootory , Glorce , Ooneto , &o. cheapest HOUM In IboWcsl. Purchuen uvo BO per cenk. Order 116 FIftMnth Street. rounary. IOHN WKAUNE * BONB cor. llth & Jarkton it * Mour and Peed. ) MAHAOmr MILLS , 8th and rarahun Itt. , i Bros. , proprietors. Qrocerm. t STEVENS , list between Coming and Im t. A. MoSnANR. Oorn. J8J and Gaming Street * . Hard wain , Iron and Uteel. OLAN & LANQWOUTIIT , Wholesale , 118 lUUthttrMt A. HOLMES corn * IBth and Oallfornla. Harness , Qaddlea , &c. D. WEIBT M IBth St. bet Faro- Harnev. Hotel * AHFIELD HOD8E , Goo. CanBeld.tth A Farnhum 30RAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 613 Famham 8k. SLAVKN'S HOTEL. F. BUven. 10th SI. toalhern Hotel GUI. Uamol nth & Lou von worth rugt , Paint * and Ulli. KUHN & CO. Mrtaacltts , Fln Tano Uoodt , Cor. 1CU nd Dotwl kUoeto , .T. J. WQ1TEHODFE , Wholesale & Retail , 18th St. a FIELD , Wtt North Side Cumlog Street. PARR , Prugglit. 10th and Howard Street * . Oentlita. ) R. PAUL WlllUm * Hlnck Cor. IBth ft Dodeo Dry Uooa * Motion * , tie. JOHN O. F. LEllMANN & CO. . tut Tork Dry Goods titote. 1310 and Ull Jfani- turn street j. 0. Enowold aim hoot * and ahoe * A PaclQo. I HI MltWI V . i r. GROSS.'New and , Second 1'Hand Fnrnltnre ml RtOTOfl , lilt DonglM. Hlghosl caih price ild for ( tciood ban ! jroooi. BONHtta 1E09 Donfla H. Fin * coodl &o. Feroe Work * . OUAEA FENCE 00. irjIT , miESACO ISUHanuyBI. , Improve d lee Boie * , Irce and Wood Fence * , Offlca tllnori. Oonnlci'.Pino and Walnnl. < PawnOroxer * . BOBENFELD I 10th St. . bet Sar.frHar Herngeratora , Oanneia a Patent. GOODMAN Ith St bet. Faro , & OiKaraana lobacca. vVEUT & FRITSOBER , m&nufacturen of Clfrara , nd Wlioloaila Dealers ! o Tobftcccs. 1B05 Dougl&S. W F. TOnFN7KN mnnnfft < > tiirnr U16 Karnhuti Florist. A. Donaghue , pl nta , cut Co won , e ed , ooqnets etc. H. W. cor. I Bth and Done Its etroota. GO To CKAIO'fl Green House 17th and Wobater it reel , for Pl&nta , BouquctH , F oncra , Floral Dcilgns Sc. Cornice V/orK * . Western Cornice Works , Manafactnrora Iron Cornice , Tin , Iron and Hlate IlooOln ; . Orders from any locality promptly executed In the boat manner. Factory and Ottjco 1213 Ilarnoy St. 0. SPEOIIT , Proprtotor. Galvanized Iron Comlcoa , Window Caps , etc. , manufactured and put up In any put of the country. T. BINnnr.P lfl TMrtonnlh rtrnat Olvll Engineer * and Surveyor * . AKDREW ROSEWATER , Crolghton Block , Town Surrey ! , Grade and SeweraK * Systems a Specialty. ' Uommlulon Merchant * . JOHN Q. WIL LlS.llU Dodge Street D B. BEKMER. For detail * tee large adrertlM. ment In Daily and Weekly. Crockery. J.BONNER 1809 DoturU * street. Good line. Clothing and Furnishing Qoo > , QEO. H. PETEBSOK. Aim Hat * . Cap * , Boot * , Bhoe * Notion * and CuUerv. 804 fl. 10th street. Bhow Oaio Manufactory. ) 0. J , WILDE. Manufacturer and Dealer In all kind * 'ol Bbow Duel , Upright CMOS , ft' . , 1817 Cat * St. FRANK L. GEIUIARD , proprietor . Omaha Bhow Case manufactory , 818 Soutb IBtli street , between Leavenworth and Marcy. All goods warranted first-dura. oveonna niv/ro , A. Buiumnrnu , Uc&ler In Htovtx aad Tluwaro , and Uanolacturci jl Tin Roofs and all Ltad * of Building Work , Udd Fellows' Block. I. BONN Ell. 1309 Dontfaa St. oad and Ueed * . I. KVANB.WbolnnUand Retail Seed Drllla and : iultlv tor Odd Follow Hall Physician * and Sureoon * . W. S. OIBBS , II. 0. , Room No i , Crolghton Qlock , Ulh Street. P , S. LEISKNIUNO , M. D. Masonic Block. J. L. UAKT , U. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postofflce OB. L. B. GUADDV. Aurlnt. H. W 16th and Farnham BU Photugrapner * . OEO. HEYN. PItOP. Grand Central Gallery , S12 BUteenth Street. lear Uasonlo Hall. Ftnt-cUs * Work and Prompt- ie * guarantocp Plurnblnit , Ua * and Oteam Fitting. ? . W. TAHl'V & CO. , 216 12 BU , bet. Farnham indDouglu , Workpromp y attended to. O. 7ITZPAT1UOK , lxU la Btreol. aiming an aper anglng. A. KOSTEUS , 141 Dodge Street. Oho * mores , 'bllllp Lan 20 Farnbam st l t IBth & Kth. ttecond Hand Store. 'KUKINS & LKAR , 1118 DouKlas St. Hew and locond Hand Furniture , Homo Furulahlng Good * . ic. , bouirht and * old on narrow marvln * . UnoartaKvr * . ) UAB. U1EWK. 101K Farnbam bet. 10th fc lltd. 00 Gent etore * . f , 0 , BACKUS rarnham 81 , . Faney Ooodi Ualoon * . HENRY KAUFMANN , n tne o w brick block on Dougla * Stroel , ba * ) ut opened a most elegant lioca Ilall. Ucl Lunch from 10 to It rerr day. 'OaUdouU-J.FALOONES ' C7t 1BU > Hl * l. DEWEY & STONE , f FURNITURE ! ORCHARD & BEAN , C A R P ETSI G R 0 SPRING AND nil uijiitii | ut unr i nun ntt lu\7 Jc mum ' ' ' Ml ) 'fi Men's , Boys' and Children's . , ml. ( itiiilliillii [ ! ! t lliljui-j ; CLOTHIN The Idlest Prices Guaranteel .luJWltllA . .iVlil 'lA UI'O ' I < ' i 1316 farnam Street , t I i 311 jiaiiin ) ] icn ' iiJin The Oldest Wholesale and RetaiTJEWELRYHOU& in Omaha , Visitors can heife" iiuijii ind all novelties in SIL ? VER WARE. CLOCKS , _ . , , ft. , , ajuici' iich and Stylish Jew yy , the'Latest ' , Most Artistic , - , . ' . M . . I'w .aw and Choicest Selectionftui , REOIOUS' ' STONES'and ' iiiiniii/a / all .descriptions of FINE WATCHES at as , . ces as is compat nonorable dealers. Call and see our Store , Tower corner llth and stroet8 " HJvr HOMO nnin iinvil \ \ 'itult iur ; ! iPPiifi/5 > PWPw'ltlfna tiojli1 I IP/ / ] J ' -tU. . iizrt ' Agents''for ' ' "Jlr"lw" Organs manufactured. . ' .prices areas'LoW' ; ' as1 ' Eastern1 MHnnfa'btiiwif1'41" ' "l ! u nu . / i 'dinrj Oir.1,1 . * teinway uPi , 'Vose ' w " ' " ' " v not fail tOiSBe ue .before . pwr-iq MAX MEYER , ' , &f BR % , < ' ' - - - ; _ 'V * Large. . , S. , , r < ili HAS filK ' UJSbl QpnnirlTHinwiIli'ji'Kffl | ( p ' , ' ' | | MWn . - rt. .ltr - . , . , , U1 The only Furniturq , Hpiwa innDmahathat , , oesnotdeal , > j BEDDIHG VMIff R0KS , Window Sha'tf / ) ; wv , . , , , . , . . - ' - w l1a 5l\ K : ; r \ Upho.lstery , , , / / ' i , 12081210 , ( | mid ijutO tti u-i iu uitrdir jifjunym ; ( taaitm : < uii
