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THE DAILY BEE OMAHA WEDNESDAY JU&E 28 , 188 * .
The Daily Bee.
Mm.
Wednesday Morning , Juno 28.
\ Votlior Jttoport.
( The follow Intf observation * nro Ukm al
the Raine moment of tlmcnt all Hie ntaliuiu
nnmcil. )
WAII Dr.rAnTJiK.vT , IT. S. SIONAT.SKII. 1
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Ctujcnno , . .9 12 ) fresh ( .bar
29 87 si : 1.1 M
Platlo . ,2 , 91 K treth Clctr
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OmMn . , ' 21 03 KSB HiUc Cl .11 ly
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r VInceit . 29 f 8 sw Krcsh Vn\ \ '
Illcnt'ck. . . . 211 Si 3SK Krcth st IUln
29IW ! SK Itrlik Thtcitnff
Viiiicr . Jfl 87 r.iKht fair
3(1 ( 03 Kreuli Knlr
y ) ni
Kl et 14 ( not 0 Inclionnlxno ) ilffh wntor mark t
Om ha nnd 12 feet 0 lncliM at Yaniiton.
LOOAL , BREVITIES.
The tlvcr U now 11 feet .t inches nboto
low water mark ,
A warrant had been issued for ! ! . V ,
Silver for striking n boy ,
Supt. Dlckoy has inirchascil Webster
Snyder'a residence for 810,000.
About thirty saloon keeper ? , three
inonthi men , have filed applications for
new liquor licenses.
A couple of new cars known ns ob
servation cars were brought , up front I ho
ftboiwi yesterday to go west.
TJio rainfall of Sunday was 3.88.
inches [ intend of . ' ! Inchon , in > I5 minutes
ns reported.
Two plain drunks sent to the court
house contractor by police judge yesterday
for tlio usual term , A cnso of disturbance
of the peace wan csr.tinucd. Tom Ituhy
vraa sent to jail for fifteen days at hard
labor for petit larceny ,
Patrick Hugos was damaged to tlio
amount of $1,100 by a ( mall culvert bo.
longing to the Union 1'aclfio on I4thstrcet ,
which was not largo enough to let tlio
-water pas * under It in Umoof n Hood.
Two burglaries took place 9th direct ,
between Hickory nnd Chnrlen , Saturday
night. At ono house the proprietor's
pants \\cro carried out , and buing found to
c.intain only a knifa and some chewing to
bacco , were thrown Into a i.iin water bar
rel. A pair of pants nccured at the other
houno contained SO , and the garment ! were
left In the yard for the owner.
The readers of TIIK 13iu : will remem
ber the Bulgarian monk , nu account of
I
whoso wanderings Was published on a ro-
jcent Unit hero. Tlio Sioux City Journal
isays : The Uulgtriju monk who took In
Sioux City on his travels waH assaulted by
n drunken man at Iferon Lake , and re-
celvod what in known to trade an a head.
% lie.draw his gun In true woiteru style ,
and said ho would shoot if the man did
not stop hitting him. The boys of the town
pelted him with pebbles from Blung-shots.
At Worthington hiu revolver nnd some
manuscript were stolen , and altogether he
will no ' recefvQ.'a ' high ImprcwloVbf the
civilization of that part of the country.
Ho informed n railroad man that bo would
go from tit , 1'aul to lUsmarcle , and then
by puny express to Dcadwood.
r Vii _ uljourneil meeting of itho board of
I cduoatloij wftj lold nt 0 o'clock Monday.
Bids * 'for" building "tho new' school
i * . * * * luniuo at r.loventb an I Center Rtrcots and
the addition to the llarlnmu echool house
were opened. Thcro were fourteen iiud
they were referred until the meeting on
Monday next. D. W. O. llunttngton wai
granted pcrmisslou to tiso a room in the
Central fchool fern clntiH during vacation ,
A npecul ! committee on teachers nnd textbooks -
books cocelitluK of Ferguson , PoinU nud
Connoyor wes appoiiitc'd , ' '
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"ThoMItii rl 1'ncilio Hallway Company -
pany , Consolidated First Mortgage IJond ,
to John Dillon , Trustee. Total Issue § 30-
000,000 , " is the title of nnintereKtlng pain-
"phlct filed with theoounty clerk yesterday.
It contains tucuty-eh pogcs of piinted
matter nnd will miiko about fifty pages of
record , costing about $25 In fees , It baa
.already been filed Iu forty-six different
counties nl'iug the line and is yet to bo
placed ou file in eight more.
Barney Shannon reports the iccelpt
of tome hugo "Irish apples" grown on
his father's farm in the old country , Ono
received labt week weighs eighteen pounds
and another teceived the week before
fourteen pounda. liarnoy has a potato
which bo dug up on the same farm thirty-
two years ago which is still green.
. The Laramlo Boomerang "learni' from
reliable source that Mr , Itobert Liw has
.4' been offered the management of tlio ll\ir'
llngton and Missouri line from Oinaln to
TV - Denver , and that he only defers au accept
V ance to await the action of the Union Pa
cific magnates , who , it Is believed , will
tender him the position formerly held by
Mr. J. T. Clark. "
The jury in the case of Sidney
Smith returned a verdict finding
Mm guilty of tha embezzlement
of $33 , which ii ft penitentiary of.
lente. There are ; four other Indictments
of the same character against him , His
friends declare that the verdict h an out-
Tge and that the court will have to set it
ajlde.
About two mouth * ago a Mlllard phy.
ntclan called at a barber shop iu this city
and had bis hair cut , handing the barber a
810 bill for change. Yeiterday he came
and handed the astonished knight of the
razor 60 cents , telling him that he hai
given him $10.16 back instead of ? DM.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary
pressure on the new sewer on Sunday b ;
the flood of water and debris poured upoi
it , not a crack or break of any kind UiI
ble. Thii speaks highly for the characte
of the work which is all peifcoually inipec
ted by Mr. F , J. Conway ,
The United States court reuumod iU
felUlngt yesterday , x Only matter of Im
parlance transacted was the filing of a do
imirrer In the star route cates against Id
dings olid Oorbio , which wai being argue <
before the judge in chambers ut 3 p , in
yesterday.
Vho city treasurer' * ofilco it lo be re
Jnoied at once to Iledlck's block ,
the oM court home. The city clerk having
a strong constitution will remain in hio
present rmorlcrs until ho hnw * tgnn of
fading. If ho wants a now oflico he will
have to use nnti-fat.
Contractor WinwU , who raised etich
A row in Omaha and got our contractors
nnd dealers In such n mcsi , ft few monlhn
ngo , has been convicted of obtaining money
under fAlao pretenses by n I'lattnmoulh
court nnd sentenced to one > car in the
pcnitcnllnry
The Oinnlw Hot Spur club ployed tea
a thin honso last Saturday night , and the
performances was oven "thinner" than the
audience. Bettor acting at homo linn
ruined our Unto for such as that. [ Blnlr
Republican.
Humor 1ms it that u ( inlet wedding
will noon tnko place on Capital Hill in
which a writ known nnd prominent 1'ani-
limn street merchant 5 § nid to bo ono of
Lho high contracting parties ,
Thecounty clerk ti nerving noticed
upon those.who have been nucftsed too
low. The hoard of cquatfoatlnn closes Its
Rcsslonnon Thursday.
H. Al , Hurlhiit k Co. , Kardcncrc ,
rwcnty-fiifltniul Paul streets , report n loss
of SACOO by the htorm.
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.
The Closing Days of tlio Oolle-
giato Year.
Commencement at St. Cath-
erine'a Croig htoti
O , etc.
Tlio commencement oxorciauo nt St.
Catherine's academy , Eighteenth and
Cass , took plnco on Thursday lant , but
have unavoidably been crowded out
up to the prcaont thno by the pressure
of nowa.
The following won the very interest
ing programme :
I'ART HRST.
Duot- The Grand Processional Mnrrh. ,
F. Vivcni
Mlssen L. Do'lone , G .Duncan.
Salutatory MissNettio JJtulcley
Trio God in Love John Abbot
St. Cecilia's Choristers.
Duct Uolisario 33. Gorio
Misses L. Dcllonc , G , lunc.ui.
Poetry Unseen , Yet Seen..A , I'roctor
Mis M. K. Kusli.
The Sweet Kragrant LIIIcHW.
W. li , Thompson
St. Cecil h'H Choristcra.
I'lItST DHTllinUTIO.V.
Gold inctlnl crowns and ilbhons , for
huuor nnd politeness ,
I'AIIT HHCONI ) .
Solo. Lautrrbach LoFer (
Miss G , Duncan ,
Duct , TJio Mountain HivK
W. L , Thompson
Misses Kittio Mel f ugh , 0. Grtlghton , N.
Burkloy , K. G. Mclltwh. "
The Two Sinters "ra Uneho
Misses It. Dollone , G. Duncan.
SUCONI ) niSTItllll'TION.
Gold moiJrvl nnd bt > okt > , ( or tittomliuco ,
t. 1'AltT Tllini ) . v
The Wnod.Nyinph'8 Call. . . . ] , . Wllliomrf
Mlsees Kittio Moirugh. C. Cruightou , K.1
llttrkloy , M. lUloy , K. G. Mcllugli. '
Trio. Welcoimi to Spring.
MlBnes M. A. l''linnory , K. ( i. ?
f jf. M. KuHli. ,
Solo. Novir Mind tlioplejl >
' " " Most } Jflnnnory.
Duet. St. Corrlcalo. . . . L. Gobbeartil
Misses M. A. l-'lannurv , Klttla Molluch ;
roetry.-DmiiieQuoVatli . .l'.S. " '
Miss Olura Creinhtun.
TIIIIll ) DIHTIIIIIUIION.
, Gjold medals. Silver mednlstand , < K .n
rj > rjlriatlanjioctrlno ) , > nmsle , m thomat-
ICB , drawing , Htndy , ' clc. * " '
Holy Mother Guluo Tlicir Footsteps.
St. Cocilla'd Clmirislera. I
Duct. Victory March.
Mltscs L. Dellono , G. Duncan.
lit. ] lov. Uishof ) O'Connor deliver
ed o very intorcBtini ; address to tlio
young ladioa mid congratulated thorn
upon the marked improvement made
during the past year.
Mudala and prixea were conferred as
tyllovrn : , , ' .
' lathemnficB , Clara Oroiphton ; lion-
orablo mention , Mtipgto intxinorriB ;
attendance , Minniu Jliloy ; cliriatian
dootrino , Jvatio Oreighton ; music.
Loretta Uollono ; vocal inuaio , L\z/.lo \
J. Moalio ; English composition , nn
elegant bookQraco Van Yalkonbiirgj
[ iroiniums for inuaic , books , Georgia
.Uuucim und Mary Ann Flaiinory.
1IOI.Y I'JUIILY ,
The first year of the schools ot the
lloly Family parish closed yesterday ,
Last night there was a benefit on-
turtninmont iu the basement of the
lloly Family church , corner of Sev
enteenth and Isard utruots , in which
the little folks and several ladies and
gentlemen from the city appeared.
IN HIE STATE.
The nomi-annual 'apportionment
made Juno llth ) by state superintend ,
cut public instruction , shows :
Total children of school njje 105,501
Total amount apportioned.110.122 27
Katoper pupil , . . . . , . , , 88 44
Apportioned to Douglas Co. . . 9,350 05
lloport of county nupt , for Douglaa
county shows :
Number of children , male. . , , D129
" " female 5,1'J1
" enrolled , malo. . ' > 773
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, fenmle.2l4(56 (
Total average attendance 3 100
Number of teachers , male is
" " female H'J
Total expenditures for school pur.
poses. , t 8113.527
Total Indebtedness , 160,100
Total value of school property , , . . 463,931
Number of aohool district * 51
Numberof school houses , , . , . 01
WANTED A brick moulder ; good
ages. Apply to Andrew Bothwoll ,
Fremont , Nob. jol9.3t-nio
To FAKMKUS or NEUUAHKA , Thirty -
ty thousand choice fence ( hardwood ,
seven foot ) posts cheap. Ex-Mayor
Vaughan , Council BluHs , Iowa.
jo2J.at. (
. Hussln Salve has
- - - - genuine
' " " 'Hi nil whoute It will testify. Price
2Sc. Try it.
Cuxuiou.
J. IJochstrassor nnd the Brunswick
and Ualko billiard tublo company eend
no agents , ropaircra or .peddlora out
through the etato , and any ono who
trav.ela with sucli pretentious is n
fraud , and persons will do well to lot
him ulone. Any parties wishing anything -
thing done in thla line should send di
rect To Brunswick and JJalko Co. , 501) )
South Tontli street , or to J , Hoch-
atrassur ngent. Satisfaction guarau
niay22 1m
LOCAL LAW MAKERS.
Tlio Mayor Nominates a Board
of Public Works ,
The City Officially Declared
Proo of Small Pox
Bids for City Printing Received
nnd Roforrcil.
An AOJournecl Mooting to bo Hola at
7-30 p. m. Saturday.
At the regular meeting of the city
council Jnat evening there wore prcn-
out : Mossra. Baker , Uehm , Dollonr ,
Dunham , Herman , Kaufmann , Lced-
cr , McGucldn , O'Kcofu , Thrano , President -
idont pro tcm Herman in the chair.
The journal of the preceding incut-
ing WAS road mid approved ,
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the mayor appointing Jamoo
A. Creitjhton , Win. A. Pnxton and
Guy Barton , members of the board of
public works , the first named gontlc-
man to bo chairman.
Mr. O'Kcofo ' moved to refer to the
commitco ! on strooti and gradca.
Sir. Kaufmann thought tt noocssr.ry
to confirm or reject to-night , and nak
ed for the city attorney's opinion.
Mr. Baler thought the bonds might
not carry , and in that ciso a board of
public wcnkn would bo like the ban
fjlcs on alady's rings , neither useful
nor oriinnionlal. ( I'lio attention of
the i > omen's sutrragctats is called to
this opinion ]
The president requested the city at
torney to give his opinion in the mut
ter of appointments , and a recess of
five minutes was taken to allow the
city charter amendments to bo sent
for.
A1TEH IlKCKSS.
The city attorney read the law gov
erning the mattur , which according
to hia opinion should bo done on or
before the first of July. He thought ,
if the council did not agree beforu
that date , however , the appointments
might bo made afterward.
It was moved that action on the ap
pointments bo postponed , and that the
council , when it adjourn , adjourn to
Saturday evening at 7:150 : o'clock.
From the mayor , appointing judges
and clerks of election as follows :
First \Vard Glcrko , Wra. Doll and
II. P. Hitter ; judges , M. Carrigan ,
Goo. Peterson and Geo. 0. Mericlo.
Second Ward Clerks , P. M. Mul
len , James Mahoney ; judges , Jatnea
Luse , Aug. Doll , Jnineo Donnelly.
Third Ward Clerks , D. Brown ,
Ira Wilson ; judges , Henry Myers ,
Matt Hoover , John J , O'Connor.
Foutth Ward Clerks , J. 11 , Man
chester , D. Ivttnniston ; judges , Ei L.
Emory , Peter ilugus , Guatay Ander
son. -St
Fifth Ward Clerks , John H. Erck ,
G o. W. Ilumo ; judgoa , S. Wakufiuld ,
Jon. l L-dmixii , J. A. Millie. j
Sixth vjatd Clerks , W. A. Smith ,
Jj. JOIICB ; judges , Aaron ilooll , E. Y.
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Smith , I1' . A , McShano. ConGrmed.
From the mayor , approving the
ordinance 'creating a board of public
works and fire limits ordinance. 'Filed.
From satno , vetoing ordinances
levying laxand appropriating moneys
for curbing mid' guttering Tentll
strong Filed.- < t '
From the city engineer , submitting
corrected cdpifcu b ubove'ordinances. '
Filed. ' '
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From sumo , submitting monthly
oaUnmta df 'work bn hjduth Onlalni
sewer , lloforred.
v
' From came , le'portiiig.on the , Tenth
strcoG washout. Eugthcer to waUo
purveys ahd profile. <
From the or.y engineer- , reporting
catimatb of grading on , 'TuutU atrfro
with ordinances malting levy to pay
for came , llefcrrod.
From BAiiiQ i on grading Fairvicw
slrt'ot. Referred. ,
Fi-on ) the city physician , reporting
that the cityos fioo from small pox ,
and making certain recommendations
as to dieposal of hospital property.
Iteferrod to the board of health with
power to act.
Fiom John C. Lucas , ot al , asking
for improvement in drainage facilities
at Chicago and Thirteenth , llefcrrod.
From Omaha National bank in re
gard to sewer warrant for § 2,000 ,
llofbrrod.
From Wilkins k Evans , asking per
mission to raise barn on Eleventh and
Douglas to grade , lloforred.
From liodick and Council reporting
that they were using the utmost
despatch in arrnnginj , ' for the con
struction of certain sidowalku order
ed. Iloferiud.
From II. Kounizo in rocard to cer
tain improvements in South Omaha ,
Ruforreii.
From Gco. J , Duncan a.king for
roimbuuomcnt for loss sustained by
reason of the fulling in of a defective
bridge on Saunduia sttuut. Filed.
Bids for printing were received
from the Tribune Printing Co. , Samuel -
uol Rees , Omaha BEU Publishing Co.
From 0. P. Straight and others for
wagon bridge over second North Oma
1m crook on Twentieth street between
Clark and Sherman. Referred.
The contract and bond for con *
struction of sidewalks between the
city and Ohas , Gardner , wore ap
proved.
The bond of the city of Omaha to
the Union Pacific Railway company
for protection against "the big ditch. '
Clerk ordered to deliver to U , P.
company ,
Several proposals for gradiim were
received and referred.
RESOLUTIONS.
By O'Koofo : That block on Thir
teenth and Leavenworth is a nuisance
and shall be abated. Adopted ,
By O'Keefo ; That all persons hav
ing collar connection with the South
Omaha sewer now plugged shall bo
authorized to open same by tmin"
for if. Adopted. "
By Lsodor : To fill water hole in the
alloy in block 201i , between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth , at cost not4 to exceed -
coed 815. Referred.
By Thraiio : To place street lamp at
corner Sixth and Pacific. Referred.
By Baker : Authorising street com-
inuaioner to employ three teams and
six men and one foreman in addition
to present force and make such re
pairs on streets and bridges as may bo
necessary , Adopted.
By Lcedor ; Uo fill part of hole in
lot 3 , block 28 , Twelfth and Cass
streets. Ai'op'od | i
By Baker : To advertise for bids
for material and construction of bridge
across North Omaha creek on Saunders -
dors street Adopted.
By Uclini. To replace bridge on
Fourteenth and Pacific. Adopted.
By Behm : To have the matter of
old wood Bower in alley between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth and Jack
son and Joresjl jokedjiftor by the ci'y
engineer , who shall have power to act.
Adopted.
By McOuckin : To notify owners of
west 22 feet of lot 3 , block 122 , and
middle 22 foot of lot 3 , block 22 , on
Douulas street , to fill or drain the
pond'on said lots within ten days.
Adopted ,
By McGackin : To advertise city
business in German papers at the
3.11110 ratts as in city papers. Referred.
By Lcedor : To notify owner of lots
CO , 57 nnd & 8 , block 2" , on Chas
street , to Oil or drain pond on same.
Adopted
By Di'llono : Authorizing the city
trcaBUicr to remove hia oliico into
Reditk i block. A dopted.
By Dollono : To employ a , coin-
potent person to make up assessment
roll for J8S2 , at an expnnso not exceeding -
cooding $100. Adopted.
By Bchni : Authotizhig construction
of three new oatch basins on Thir
teenth , Fourteenth and Fifteenth
street corners of Jackson street. Re
ferred.
By Bahm : To divide all monies m 4
general fund , over arid nbovo what
was necetiury , for general expenses of
city , for fiscal year 1882-3 , equally be
tween the various vrurds. Lost.
By Beh in : To build a box culvert
acrosa Thirteenth and Williams.
Adopted.
By Bohm : Directing the raising of
all catch basins on Jackson street BO
as to make the same aerviccablo.
Adopted.
By O'Keefo : To have a man go
through South Omaha sewer after
every heavy rain and reniovo all ob
structions. Adopted.
By O'Keofo : To have city engineer
report cost of construction of a plat
form at the foot of Jackson direct on
the river bank to dump manure.
Adopted.
By McGuckin : To notify property
owners on cast aide of Twelfth be
tween Dodge and Capitol avenue to im
mediately repair sidewalks. Adopted.
A motion by Mr. Kaufman to ad-
jouin to 7:30 : p. in. Saturday was
adopted.
SPORTS SPOTTED.
A Couple of Chicago Confidence Men
In Limbo.
A coupla of men who aio said to bo
Ohicigo crooknand regular profession
als , were caught last night by Officers
Kaspor and McCuno , after getting in
their work on Joe Grace mi employe
of the Union Pacific.
Grace had been drinking nnd ac
cording tp the story told , got into a
saloon tn Twelfth mid Douglas with
the two inou ; whoso r.iuuui aio given
as Wilson und Harris , wherp
flei-cod ijtn out of about1 $7 in
shaking dice. f The throe then , loft. Ill o ,
saloon .Midylaon and HariiSjstpick !
Grace for a stake to pay } < iaro , getting !
§ 5 out of him in ihis way.\
They soon icarue back for more , '
which w'us refused , wlien it is alleged ;
they helped themselves to the , cqnj
'tonto of the wallet , getting § 35 in all.
Graca informed the ofljeera , w'honr-j
rented tJjo men about , EOVOII o'clock. )
On being uoarchod , a burglars drill , n >
quantity of'gold1 dust , n gold ringtanu.
cpuntorfoit SlOOjand § 50 bills.worej
found'nniong'o.tliertliipgs. NQ mon-j
oy wiis found , and they , claimed thatj
Grace gave them the money , voliintnri-j
ly and that they flayed it in against
"tho.bank. " , . '
The victim has a very clear vrcool
lection of all that transpired , and wiflj
probably lie able to sea tlio coup -gct ;
Bummary punishmont. ( v |
't FOURTH OF JULY. I
There will bo a 'grand ' "FourOi > of
July" celebration ot Long Pine , and
a 'grand excursion on the Sioux City
& Pacific railroad , the faro will bo ono
half of the regular price. The Lonjj
Pine people have been oxorliug them'
selves to make the celebration a1 grand
succoas , and if you wish to spend a
jolly 4th , and BOO the beautiful seen-
ory in und around Long Pine , yon
should not fail to bo there. Tickets
on the railroad will bo good for the
3d ; 4th and ftth of July.
Army Orders.
The following are the latest orders
issued from the department , of the
Platte :
Leave of absence for one month , on
surgoon's certificate of disability , with
permission to go beyond the depart
ment limits and to apply for an ex
tension of two months , is granted Post
Ohapldin George A. England.
Recruit Harry Gundoker , enlisted
at Foit D. A. Russell , Wyo. , is assigned -
signed to company E , Fourth infan
try.
Recruit Thomas 0. Hanson , en
listed at Fort Douglas , Utah , is as
signed to company I , Sixth infantry.
The commanding officer , Fort D.
A. Hussell , Wyo. , will order private
David Mesorolo , re-enlisted for com
pany D , Fourth infantry , to join his
company at Ft. Liramie , Wyo.
A board of survey to consist of Ma
jor Thaddens II. Stanton , Paymaster
U , S. A , , Mujor James 1 * . Martin ,
Assistant Adjutant General , U. S. A. ,
Captain Cyrus S. Roberta , Soventeotli
Infantry , A. D , 0 , , will convene at
the Quartermaster's Depot in this
city , at 10 o'clock a. m. , Juno 28 ,
1882 , or as BOOH thereafter an practi
cable , to examine into and report
upon and fix the responsibility for a
lot of clothing ) the property of the
Unfted States , for which Captain
John B , Furey , Assistant Quarter
master. U , S. A , , is responsible and
which is reported as damaged.
Recruit John W. Weaver , enlisted
at Fort Omaha , Nob. , is assigned to
troop E. Fifth Cavalry , and will bo
sent to his station on the first favora
ble opportunity.
SLAVKN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE ,
Made from the wild flowers of the
FAU rAMEii YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it is the most fragrant of porfumea.
Manufactured by H. B. Slaveu , San
Francisco. For sajo in Omaha by W.
J. Whitehouso and Kennard Bros. ,
& 0o.
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STEAM VS , STORM.
A Eaco Between tlio U , P , Ex
press and the Oloufls ,
A Night of Terror oti the Train.
Mr. D. Baum , of Lincoln , was a
passenger on the incoming train from
Denver on Sunday morning , and ho
was interviewed by n Journal reporter
who says !
"His description of the storm is
vivid , and as told by him and put in
print would road like a romance. Ho
says the first appearance of the storm
was noticeable at Sidney about 7
o'clock Saturday evening , at which
point the passengers on the train ob
served the dark and ominous clouds
gathering southeast of them. As the
train sped on , it seemed to bo over ]
taking the storm , until North Platte
was reached in the morning when
the dutiHO bink of dark clouds
that had been scon hovering over
them and watched eagerly by the pan-
songcrs ) seemed to break nnd a tor
rent of lain foil such as Mr. Baum
had never witnessed before ; thohcav-
enn were illuminated by the constant
and vivid flashes of lightning , follow ! d
by thunder1 that sounded like the in
cessant roar of a park of artillery.
This , vs ith thn terrific wind and the
heavy hail thundering on the roof of
the cirrf , made what Mr. Baum tcriim
a terrible night. When day dawned ,
the train was ntaring the Platte river ,
and for the first time the pasaungom
had a glimpse of the country which
had borne the brunt of the storm , and
and the scene they gazed on , sayn Mr.
Baum , is beyond description , tele
graph poles that had stood orcct a
tow hours before were ilat upon
the ground ; the luxuriant corn had
been broken off close to the ground
and tlio oats , rye and wheat were
twisted together in an inextricable
mass. Hero and there along the road
a tree that had stood for years , was
down , and occasionally a farm house
was seen that waa not setting straight
with the points of the campus. Wo
cannot give the full particulars of Mr.
B's ride from Sidney to Central City ,
but thoao who desire to know how
hard it can blow in Nebraska , might
interview him on the subject. Ho is
not in the habit of drawing upon his
imagination for "facts , " or stretching
the story , eo to speak , hence his tulo
may bo considered reliable.
PERSONAL , .
M. J. Fitzgerald , U. S. A , is iu tha
city.
city.Hon.
Hon. H. N. Wells , of Schuylor , U In
the city.
John A. Steven' , of Chicago , ta r.t the
Witlmell.
C. P. IiWiugs , of 'North 1'latte , is at !
the Witlmell.
Jolm.H. Amet of Uncolp , is at tha
t p. ; ) > r i- ' ' ' 3 , i *
Lincoln , { ue at the \Vithr.ell.
iGen.'Tbayer returned yeaterdify 'frolr
Washington , 3) . C.'AndBays that Gen ,
togan wilt'bo ' hero to altenci' tlio jheotiU
of the grand nriny , nnd L'resiJcnt Arthur , !
den. 'Grifnt' ' arid Gcni Hancock-sylll lc'
hlirf know at early'day ' If fhey can arrau'ci
to coipj. ' . * ,
, f I
f C. P.Jjloyd , of 0qjjlflj ( ) O , C.Jef , = aer
of , Cfttnjjritjgn ; J. Jvt VnH ' ] 5crmirki ( arji
It. K. Johnaou , .of Yaltiareitfi ; A. 1' '
Mann , Jvcarnoy ; Wau Oacuojv of Nortl
Pintle ; ffj T. Wiesman , hf Lintolri ;
Plank , of No'.ratka ' City , 'and ' Mre
Dunuilirey and' Mrsj/Hawluy ! of Gram
Island , are atthefGjnfiiId. , ' ( *
J. L. Watkins , of Claries ; A.'p. Gr
lin'm \Yisnor ; J5. M . WiHsley , CaH
tester and wife , Miriam' ' ] : . Caitetter , J ,
II. Hungato and J. J. Smith , of .UUir ; A ,
M. Tanner , of Oakland ; J , M.t Smyth , uf
O'Connor ; L. T. Dudley , A. Uurges * ana
P. S. Uarnep , of Weeping Wntqr ;
H. Y. Freeland , Of Norfolk ; C (
W. Thompson , of Hastings ; Df
C. Fleming and Joe F , I'erklns and
\ylfo , of WfepInR Water , and V. W.
Krone , of Lincoln , are 'guests ' at tbe
Creighton ,
WRONGED WOMAN.
Mooting of Strong-Minded Females
at tue Unitarian Church ,
Monday the Woman's Suffrage
association hold a meeting in the Uni
tarian clrirch. About thirty strong-
minded women and their followers
were present. Rev. Mr. Copeland
presided.
Gen. Eutabrook delivered a short
address , in the couruo of which he
said the principal ditliculty they had
was to got people to urgue on this sub
ject at all. Last year they had done
all they could , but utterly failed , in
getting the ladies to take part ; in
fact , they showed entire indifference
to the subject. It was equally dim'-
cult to get opponents as they did not
consider the subject of sufficient im
portance to engage in it. The general -
oral defied them to meet him on the
rostrum as he has defied them before
but his defiances have been treated
with contempt. Ho lamented that
ignorant foreignersare allowed to vote
while intelligent women have not that
privilege. Several laditt followed in
his tram and told the oft repeated
story of women's wrongs.
Dr. F. S , Lewis who happened
to drop in then address
ed the meeting , Ho thought
they would , no doubt , like to hear the
other side of the question repreeentod.
He made a rory able impromptu
speech in which he showed that if It
was injurious that ignorant foreigners
should vote the injury would only bo
increased by allowing their wives to
vote as well. Ho demonstrated very
clearly that it would bo impossible fur
women to bo good mothers and good
politicians at tlio same time. Even
men who give a great deal of atten
tion to politics and hwo the oppor
tunity of mixing with business men and
politicians make serious blunders bit )
how much more icrious would the
blunders bo if those who have not
these opportunica were lo attempt to
regulate public allurs. Ho pointed
out that the punishment mctcd out
by the Slocumb law mom often fell on
the innocent family than on the
actual culprit. Ho thought they had
' another proof that there , wan very
'little reason fur agitating this ques'
tion at all. How was it that out of
the thousands of women residnitr in
'this ' city only a dozen or so
cared to attend the mooting that
nieiit. It would bo found very diffi
cult to convince the younn girl who
was waiting with anticipatory joy to
meet her lover that she was about to
mci t the man who would bohor future
sln\ driver.
Wo regret thnt want df space Vrovents
our giving Mr. Lewis' able nddrosa at
length.
The mcotinir adjourned at an early
hour.
"WANTED Immcdiatcly at Com
mcrcial llouno , Missouri Valley , la. ,
iPECIAL fiQTIGES.
NOT1CH .VUv.irtUcuiont ao liOiti , for , Sa
Loit , I'oanJ.VA4t3 UoardlrX , tii.t will bo In-
eertoct 1n these , coltimnn onoo lor TEN CENT !
per line ; each ruliscijucnt luirjtlou , KIVECKNTS
I > cr line. The first Insertion cowr lt i thin
TWKMTV-FIVK TENTS
ro i.OAr <
rpO LOAN-At h-K-fll ratc cf tntciflt , ' ruotik >
L lanmolints t s\iltlorrfivcr.
0 II. JJAt L0(7. (
523-20 Altornoj , rooms , I iilon Ujo.K.
. PA1 } C ll nt U\f W ECO cjf 1) ,
IVJ 1 , T-riniM T 'Sin8 Crt'sbr-n WocV
I.UAM At d pr-r caatln
. ' tertat In HUmi.cl ) V-f > W ) i
ub VUa3 ! , lor 3 to yearn , on flrst-cla * * city i
farm prcpeity. Uri-ia urJt , R > m ; ad J.tjlrt
Arnwnv IKfh nrtl nn\p-lnp 'UA
rvAn 1 tu.
A pooil first-class barbrr , good
WANTKIl paid. None hat Urst-clvs nccil
npply. No Hunday vork Atllrcsi JOHX Y ,
ijllkJvLINO. Icntrice , Gige couity , Neb.
0120"
TXrANTED Flro hundred laborcra for work
Yt onlhcaiq M lau oo & , Bt. 1'aul I.U.
Stoaily work all season. Wages § 1,60 iwr1 J y
Apply at KTiLlneot's office , room 5 , t'dnnrds
b ock , Ccunctt IllurTs. K. X t UUSB , resident
engine r. Jiinc2S-14
TX7 A > TKOi-V upK ( ilrl to tsslst in Unlit
> V hctiicftork , In family of tlir o , nt 003
17th strait , corner Jackson. 010-23
"r ikla } en wanted. H. . '
100 OOl-iaf 11 th ttrcut , near Farnain.
T ) or tl res rooms miltuhlo for
WAJJTKD . oRlcc. i ildr m Or. Porter ,
lleo ollke. 5'JO-U
IfASTKD Afclrl Tor llinin'room. K. W.
V corner Cipitol a > eand 17th s.rcet.
Cftl i7t
WANTEIJ At Bluth-woft
- cor-
VjT Jicr Harnt ) and lltn street * . Wrfrts l.
| 002 t
ANTKl ) An cxpcrUniel riur.c. o ono
W uiltldr IS noaa apply Bough' fclili 1'urt
onJllh , 197271
! I'D A b'3r < l fnV , a won m prf fcircd
WAN
nl o c'inniocram'd. Guilt Ilou c , Loir
Onvcrnmon Ccrrill. ( f.J3 if ) llcO Y.
"V7"Ar [ TKO A cnnputcnt ( , 'ri ' r ( 'rncra' '
\V house nnd laundr w r . Wnses , SI.60
per ucrk. Ini ] lire at this oMlcc , noiu lni ( uji
ril tiiply , * I 487-lt
'AATUO A iod firl lor gomral lousu-
w- work lit 17 0Cass rco * . filO tt
. Vuiiluud luiniii.id ur uniiiriiihli.i !
WL.LU to rent'at cirncr ( f M'li anil
Utlcj.0.
mi towork on Florence
. - rflai I . )
377-tt -MI
i AA S1KN WASTl-D At Fiortnoj Oot-Off ,
1UU "ino lullej mrth cf O'tlu.Va
51.76 V < tr day. J ill rCIlEM , VINCENT/
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
, 1. 17AN-rfni-Tlid young ladjlatily from
Vt Br o-ljii , who cillodat 210 rurth V3rc
ttrtct , toca'lajjvln. 0'J4-tf
CJlTUATlrtN hVAKTKD A. piactlcnl gas -.n.
O stoain lltttr doilroj a flttutlon. For turthi
Infjrra-.tlonailarojs . A. HOFFMAN.
,414 FlpiJ strict , Ncrtl illnnoapplis , Jllnn.
. Eltiiatlon Lytwo nunnan grl
liniirminfahiilytvclrf'ijelicral ' house
\voik Appy Uiiltid ttitcslloto 61:0 2Jt
- i Roa dersard Ioil0r raatSOinrrtl
w-
" "TrAWrhJ ) BOO privy \.vj.tc , elnli and ccr
W IIOBIM' ' toclvan wlJi | banl iry'Vault
31ali ( .Ipnur , fh * li-et IIIUBC. A. Kvans ti Co.
resldtuc * t 03 Dodge etroet , ' Omaha. '
OU HUNT A suit of front riimi. sultablfc
F . , I quire a. JAlOBS , ,
LET Furnished loom , with I oard , ISO :
TIO CallforDUtmot. 601tt ;
C TO KVNT N. E. corner ICth am
B Davenport. < 937
IOK HUNT Furclsbed roorn1723 Domjl
. 404 tf 1
IT on KENT VJfaaiitlj'J furnlshal room , 11J
1 } South 17th street , oue door north of Dougt
las. 850 tf
mWO rimXISHED south rooms for rent. 8 ,
_ L Vf. corner 19th and Davenport. 300-tl
TT1URNIHIIUU ROOMS Within tno blrcVs
X1 soulh'Mtpf Wlthnell House , HOJllo
ard street , between 14th and 15cn , 013 tf
"OOR RENT A good fnrnUhed room. Iiqu're '
L' t Model S Kreilc's corner Fatnam and 3th
elrects tf
IIE-ST FurnUhedrooms forll ht louso-
FOR - . 816.00 a month 2210 California
ttrctt. t03-tf
RENT. Two law ilcgant house * . In-
FOR at IMerwn'n Clolhine s ore , neir U.
V , Deiiot. 632-tf
front < oim In nf brick house
n CMS , orposlto llilck School se.t0027r
t0027r
IjlOK RUNT Iwo i Ite J furnlsh.dsouihroorus
1 } with or without board , at 1807 Cats itrcvl ,
Cctwttu 13th and Htb. D91-2Tt
ij KENT. House of nine rcoms. Inquire
F atl418Jackton ttrcpt. 680t
T710R RENT.-Houfo with seven rooms. Aj -
Jj ply to James StooVdale 25th and Uhlch.o
6SJ SOJ
RENT At corner cf 8 , 18th and Cas-
EOR , a vtry cozy house of fcur rooms ,
cellar , we I , tUUrn and etablo. Inquire at 8.
llth and Dorfai Bts. &S3-7t
KENT , A furnished front loom at N E.
F icr. Oth and Jaikson.
XTINE HOUSE } FOR RENT Snull and large.
IN two t1 } tnelto roeu s eaih ; ono or two new
ones with all modern comeiileutoi , Onu of 12
rooms , enltable lor boardini ; and room rcntlny ,
17th and Douglas bts. 11ESIJ8 , Auont ,
) u22-ll l h nnd Dou Iai bts ,
rnllK "I.OWE FARM UOUSE-With 60acres
I of land Unautifully located on Cumlntr st ,
short dUtacoe we t of Military bridge , nu Mfcrctt
car line , llKUiWy
jJl-tf AB t , 15th and bt f * * Eta ,
ITlOK RENT NluJj lutnUlicd room , at o.
_ } IO'M ' Dodge strtit. Ruasooable price.
US-2 t
ITlOUltlUtl- . 7 a. lithwreet. < tdwo
jj liuhokw , tout ain njf nx rooms , pititr
aud cvlhr hnciuiro of I > K. 1'KAUOU ,
650-1 K07 Jones strict.
FOR JIENT Furulahej room , Inquire t Drua-
1 tor o-corn j ICth ud Uoujhui ttreet ,
t > EXT Acnj houiie of 4 room , cellar ,
POR
i'ntrii and wol. Ku.jiiln . oa ro-'mi ' ,
) r3 Jar ! < ; tjv t. ( .4 f
OOM FOR RF.NT Flr < t flvr , fnnth frcnt ,
K ilzalUH feet- newly fnrnitheJ"ultAblo
lirtno gtiitlcmcn , at K.V. . co.ricr 17th and
CjlliornU ttro L . . . . . . . * ! > * tt
RIKT Four rotitu mlt .blr for mm
FOK vlfe.corntr Ib'ihinJ Iznrdittect
_ H4JJ _
SVOn Jftl-ST A Iiii-clj tumMicd loom nt .410 .
l ! Chlcnjo street , Lctnion Mill nnd 15th.
070 tf _ _ _ _ _
VjWH'KKNT rwoi nktl } furnl hed looms , low
Jj prices , brick liouio S013 Vawstnet.
VriCF.tY FURNISHED ROOHS-Ono door
1north of Uoiljo on ISth. 674-29t
JIEN'T. Furnhheil rconi" , en suits or
FOR ; Bfn'lemen ' prjenc ( < J. SIO Howard
bt.1iat ecn bill Mid nth f > 70 27 1
_
T71OR RENT A nitc liouse , G rooms , tnclpood
X1 b rn. No. 017'IJOi K'c street. 5)020 ) *
1.1011 KKNT on July 1st , brick otorc , with or
Jj wllhoiit collar liqulrentlJrurf Siorc , cor ,
not inili and Douglas sts. 620-tf
17)0-1 RUJHT ! furnnhttl roomj ovti Me
P "ruatV nvch njeN. ; S. COT , Iflth unit 1)odjf
Jtraata. _ _ 1S9-U
OR HUM M < Ml ) luri.lptird loonut with or
vdthcut bo rJ. Rcworjablo price ) . 01C
-w St. ' * ! > "
FOn DALE
PTOll \tE-Aitocil portnbio yallcr.v , 10x21.
JL ; with ( foodlloor , sk\ and nldo light , and all
requisltti fur ( IcIntfK olwork. A
for tome one uhnu derstands the photogriph
hililntts Adilrcsi I'lioU'trnphcr ' 'nkland
lo\w 611 2St - -
_ _
QTcctc TOR AU : ANumonn FORRRNT
O Tin stock ami ll\titr s of tha lotip cstab-
llfhol nid well known Pa'nt. ' oil nml vUudow
Oljs' , Not OIH , etc. , Hru oef N I. 1) . Solomons ,
coiner Kth and F.i'ium slrj t , OinVia , 2fcb.
Stira 22\13J ( cot Ion/ , < -ltu ten feet
ba ciucnt Ilia v\liolc Icnjlh of stole
three siorliR lilih. ; Flra 'prorf. Wll u\\ti \
Hn of rqiiuorBve. soir-i. rurthfr pirtlcular *
IdqillrwaSttOff , iNo. 1S84 IV ndu strot t.
N I. -SOtO.MON. .
CVIIFO for silllnz Intend Ud tro on lilj Spring
Vallfj Fvrm , nilJoliiHu U is cl j Will oigige
In llr < ' < dlnand IJia In3tf Uljti Ilrtcd Stock.
ft7fi 20
_ _ _
EOR SALE Scat colt o in slfhtly kcition ,
luur lirsnncll llnllcnlyhOD
016-tl JIcCAQUK , oppoiite ? cstollcc ! ,
QJ'X nKAUTIFlJIjl.oFa-ByxloTfcJt rnchln
O Hnn ° com I'Jacc on ttrcot cir line , licet lola
In wholooddlticn on very cav ttrrasaidata
Kroit bargain. ll Mis'njcnt , 10 < h 'and U uglai
s'reits J15 tf
FOR OAL'C Cotti.so wi h six rooms , well ,
cistern and t.11 lontuniencea Hqulre at
G211'Jhstrrct Lotwccu Cahforulnand Weietcr.
472-301
I7IOR BALE \ cottage of ihreo rooina nrrth
lj ( ( ' oof Klchclai botw.o'i IBth i\ il lOch.
fnqul o wnthln. (4i2-lfJ ( DAVID OE.VTKY.
ITIOlt SAbh 'l ho business and fixtures ofa Ilrst
f class meat market in Central hoi raska
Meat location ; Dcst cash tnilo in the city llcason
for selling , for health. Address Butcher , leo !
olllcc , 3s7-lm
flTUST EC SOLD C9o acn-p in 1'olk county
LYJ I'ric iS.OOO. ImiulreoIJ U. Kinmau
rostolKce , Rising City , liiuler countyNol > .
831-lm
_
SALi : House with four rooms and
FOR an ' lot in good order. Inipilrc Din ' -
cnsSt. liLtvucn 27thand 23fh. li.irir'- 1)1 ) Is
addition. n < 49t MARCUS bl'LCIIRT. .
' ) 1'J'OHERTV FOR SALE At a
SI'LKNDIl , ono lar u brick hou'c , r.ntl one
lai < o frame hou e , with full lot 01 < 'a < Mnc < rl5'h
stre t. Flnoch nco for inv 'tmnit. rent f r 70
tier mmlh. i Ctllfjr full pirt'uilnrs , on
BEMIS ,
COD tf Aent , 16th ni d Dous'loB s's.
SAL - ( . lit ap Hack walnut Iml room
s t , w iliinatrna and spr.n s ; trefrlgeihtor
ard I11trranri l.-r.tetook-lnfrrjingoccstJSOparties
brcvKlnz up h UbcXcaplmr. Cull tit'JJ11 CassEt.
> fiOiJ.2t
SAt-t. TVatn. II rnos and vra ton. In-
1 quire it Doran Ilcusu , I'arnam&t. C 3-tf
ItKVT Cottat-cs nnd ervall hou os ; par/
SAVE ' a lot or who owu the Icaso o ,
ouo , ard who ufklroto , build i lisoo thereof
liutliii.'i iljo fuadH.i.ul rn A. D. 3 uttoi , at ol-
fico of Or IT a JtaM'emery , over Ouiaha Na
tlo al Dank. D7l-tf
"I TiOTrJU ion UAIjK. Iho Arlington House.
'
i'l First c'asn ; all furnished. Th i only hotel
in town. Tbe cheapest propotv In tha state.
Ha8.Vlthotravi.lInK m n , WJ'l bjaold ( .hfnpon
tcrrrs to ( lilt. Kiiijuiru of X ! Fifo , prop iefor ,
Atilngtin , Wahlngf rn county , Neb 533 M
THOU SALE Horse , bujgy&nd h rne s. Apply -
_ } ply at Stcpicii3on' < CapVoI avcnuoliara.
6ia-tf , - - _ _ _
BALK A' fidusj of four room" , CM leased
FOR , on 17tb ttrcct , between Capitol
ave , anJ CatodnarM Inqulrolof' >
651-ST UALUfflN & uailX. Homo Morcrs.
T7\OK \ . ALi ; Ki ona weU
, 'U ' ftrcpt. J , 1
rpOR SALh The I'DHULAK IIOrEL , known
Jj Ins'the ] BOVt1 ItOHEJ'Thb hotwo is con-
trolly located , has ecu h find cast ( rout , and U
surrounded wth Ur.o thado trees ; coat Insthlrty
' baq lee . j-.nnplo
o'lcpin roomj ; , Ijonjc. Iiynulrj ,
room , ie. Jlai a wor'4 wpolrojnicntljii nuu a
bettor patroaaco I Inn manv houajs o' vice Its
" * ' 'life $5,000. | Kor jurttcuiirs ad-
"J7IORaAIvU , Or wlll x'lta ie lor On .ui pro-
X. i > orty'SB lainrovfd sec 01 rtf liW 'I'Jolii"
int ; A ttatfou on Hi P. Id ) i. U DuNnAU , 1112
I'r.rouini St. , Onr > h * , _ i - ' Brut
'AtKli HAY AtX if. .laiidcr' .M Sto
IClSIlarneyat. 1 tlg-ti
- reca l
1 > H > , and horns saw d-NT. On scct'on
Cathcllt OciucUry Djd oNt. ucarl'atrluk Farm.
U12 271 CI < AUK YOUKO
\VEA\iil : , Fishlonaljla jircsmiakcr 010
MHSVEAiil . TcaiLca cuttinc and fit
ting by model , ( , 010-tf
QTANTON A fcAUNHKHS-Aifetlonccrs , are
O reaJj to buy or Pell fo ds daraagul by the
jatoeturm. balig room on 16th etrcut , opposite
Iliu liottolllco. UOO 27 *
\ EXTENDED TO ALL Best 25
TN\ITATION and best accommo latlon at
jurner Hall Kcstiurant-Uon't fa'l ' to evil 8.
C , Hollander , 1'ioprietor , corner lOih urd How-
ard. B67-tf5 ]
Is MURPHY'd nOARDING
HENNEIIliy ' , and clock yards cattle
SC4LS stocfc kept at the lowoit | K > 9lnlu rates
baled hay , straw , corn and oats , for sale. Don t
foritet the place , ljthstrict ( between O.pltol are
and Daveiijiort. M5 26 *
EDWAJEtD KUEllL
UAOISTER OK PALMYSTKRY AMI ) CONDI
T10NAI.IBT , < 03 Tenth Street , betwtcn FLruaci
indJJarnoy. Will , with the aid ot ifuirdlon
eplrlts , obtain ( or any one a ghvieo at rbe pull
and present , and ou certain coodltlons Iu the /a ,
lure. Boots and 8hooa made to 3rder , Por.'ea
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ot p
ty , strength and wholesoruencM. More ccoiio
lulcul thtn the ordinary kinds , and luouot k *
.jld In competition with the multitude of ow
test , short wi ht. alum ot photphate powdtri
bold only In caci. KoriL UIKLKW I'OWUIR Co. ,
6Vi bt , New York
