THE DAILY BEE OMAHA TUESDAY AUGUST 1.
The Daily Bee ,
OMAHA.
Tues wiv Moruint , Aujr. 1.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
The grand ball nt Iho Central II !
to-day 1 ? in commcmorntlon of Kmac
clpatton dny ,
Tha Annex Tent with W. W. Colo1
show is worthy of n vliit , nnd drew crowd
nil day while here ,
The rogulnr meeting of the Omnh
Land I.cnguo will take place Wcdnesdn ;
, ovonlnK , nt Kuony'a Hnll.
The second annual picnic ( if the an
clcnt order of Hibernians will be held n
nt Ha'call'n park. SnturJay , AtigiHtlOth
1882 ,
The proved meeting of Iho Sotitl
Omnht church or nnir.ution took plnci
t Hascftll'n I'firk at 7 o'clock last evening
A larRO and fine boiler h being put Ir
' the basement of Union Ulock j c Btcnlay , bj
Jlr , J , S , JfcCurmlclt , the proprietor ,
bcin Jntcmlrd to heat the tutlro building
by Btcam , M well ns to mipply Citrry'ii
bath roo'ns with hot wntcr ,
SnniplcB of the LTi year ' Sheet" as.
phnlt pnvcncnt nro lo be men in the win
dow of Millaul' * Hank.
TLe , thermometer nt Mnx Jlcyer &
JJrr > , , 'the Jewelers nml Oticiatis | from 12
m. , Sunday to 12 m. , yesterday indicated
the following : I'l in. , 08 = ; 2 p. in. , tS ! ° ;
7 p. m. , ; 0 p. m. , j 7 a. m , , lil = ; 10
a. in. , 08 ° ; 12 in. , 70 ° j 2 p. m. 72 ° .
The Mclr.tyro nnd Heath Minstrels
nre Raid to bo Btrauded high nnd dry nt
North Pintle. It is reported tliat their
baggage wns nt iiclied there Saturday ovui-
ing , and that tlicy were nfiuld they would
have to walk homo. It is hoped that they
will get nut of the difficulty nil right ns
they are fir > t-clim panjile ,
The circus people did not make the
' M u l parade ycBterdny , em account of the
terrific mud H ith which tlioy had tuch an
experience on Sunday. Tlio xtreeta were
crowded with people all forenoon , who
were greatly disappointed at thfJ'falluro to
parade , for which , however , the pro-
riotora certainly can be blamed by nobody.
Mr. A. Andrren , of the firm of An-
drcen & Vallen , left yesterday for
Genoa , Neb. , to put a , Sergeant & Greeloy
time lock on the bank afo there , mnnu.
factured by ibis firm , who nro agents for
the lock named. Mr. Andrcen is n jolly ,
whole-Houkd man , who in as good at mak
ing friends ns he is nt mdking safes , that
Jsto say he can't bo beaten by anybody.
Dean and Mrs. Mlllspaugh have n re
ception for the Dean'rf parishionera and
friends on Thusday evening next nt their
residence on St. Mary's avcnuu. There
will bo no invitations exrcpt from the
church. They both hope thut nil connected -
ed with the parish will give them the
pleasure of meeting them nt this lime.
, Ono tramp , four plnin drunks , three
disturbers of the peace were marched up
to the police court yesterday mid Judge
llcneko dealt out to each lux portion of
jubtiso from the general fund. 'J he "vug"
went tip for ten daytj three drunks went
up for tSIO nnd coats ami one ha ] his case
continued ; two of the disturbers of tlio
peace paid und the third went to jail. AI-
though thn batch was n goodly ono it panned -
ned out light for the curious crowd which
always infents this tncrcd precinct at
! ) n. in ,
A nwnljcr of Iron-mouUcra and labor
ing men generally , skilled nnd unskilled ,
assembled Saturday night [ to give n recep
tion to Mr. John Qulnn , delegate to the
national convention ot iron moulders' un
ions of North America , on his return from
the national convention of that body , re.
cently held at Brooklyn , N. V. A mini-
'ber of HpeechtB of n congratulory nature
were delivered by the delegation , Including
Messrs. Walsij , Killen , Norton , Lmnb aud
a number of otbur labor men. After tlio
Bpetchea Mr , Qulnn replied In his usual
forcible and happy manner. Tlio usual
toasts and sentiments Lclng drank and re
sponded te > , the bovs adjourned ,
A German laborer employed In Uol-
poker's Ininbtr yard had both leirs broken
yesterday aftoruoou by the fallng of n pile
of lumber. Tha left leg was broken In
two places and the right in one.
The Wlthnell houbo cloned its doors
ln tt night to transient pntrona , and when
the managers npaln appear us candidates for
favor with the traveling public It will bo
In their elegant new quartern In the Pax.
ton. The Witlinell wa opened directly
after the Grand Ctntral fire of September
Mb , 1878 , aud has been tha leading house
'In the city ever since , until the opening of
the new MHlard. It will be remodeled
nuduted s headquarters for The Herald.
Tto Dca Molu g Newn of a rcct-iit
date says ; "L.8. Meek , uho 1ms been nt
Oinalm for the past few dayK , returned
yesterday , lie reports the cropi looking
much Letter west of Atlantic than in Hit *
vicinity , especially corn , which protulMi a
fine crop , During Ida visit he was /etcled
by hit friends on what they called a rare
dibh. This was prlnclpiiby competed of
boiled crawfith , His friend * ate about n
hundred itpitce , but lie fell eilf on neiy
few , These crawfish nre caught ia adja <
ctut creek * and are dropped In Li-illng
-water while alive. If any of our city epicures -
. cures wish this dainty diib , call ht tlo old
' . Tirol ! on Ir . "
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ARE1Y CHANGES ,
Transfer of Regiments and Oor
panics in the Department
of the PJatte ,
Reeultinfffrornjlho Reorganiz
tion of the Staff and Line.
What Companien will Corupot
the GarrJBon nt Ft. Omnha.
Cole. Ludinqtou nud Dr. Son
ore , Like tuo Ohinese ,
" /list Go. "
After the 1st of September , c
which date the various orders free :
, ] \o war department go into effect , tl
department of the Platta will scarce !
jo recognizable so far as tiio personn
of the posts is concerned , by old res
dents of Nebraska nnd Wyominj
2ol. Murritt , of the Fifth cavalr ;
caves for West Point. The hoae
quarters of the various regiments wi
bo changed , the Twelfth infantr ;
which comes from Arizona under con
mand ol Col , Wilcox being atationc
nt Ft. Russell , the Fifth cavalry ri
moving to Sidney , and the Fourt
infantry , under Col. Cnrlin taking u
their station nt Omaha. Ft. Niobrat
has been made a regimental hone
quarters , nnd the headquarters <
Ninth infantry , under Col. YnnVoasI
will be shortly ordered to that poin
Major Gentry will command the posl
Of the companies of the Ninth , no1
at Ft. Omnhn , only ona coinpunj
that of Capt. Jtuncon , will bo transferred
forrod to Niobrara. Capt. Uny's com
pnny will bo nssignod to Fort Me
Kinney nnd Cnptnin Loo's com
pany will remain for th
present at the Omaha barracks
Jompuny E , under [ dipt. Pollock , wile
; o to Fort lluasell , as well also com
miiy I , commanded by Capt. Meats
The three companies of tlio 4th in
an try ordered to Omnha nro 1) ) , com
minded by Capt. Quimi , with Lteuts
iailuy and llowlund ; O , under Cixot
'oivull 'and Llcuts. Mason and An
[ mo , and K undot ) Capt. Ncidy , will
jtcuts. lirown und ilailin. Major 13.
luosey of the 9th infantry will rontnit
it Fort llussoll.
On the 2Gth of August Genera
'rook loaves for Arizona , nccompanim
iy his nido-do-ciunps , Cnpts. Roburti
nd Bourke , Adjutant General Mar <
in and ( .Col. Uoyni who has been or
orod to his regiment. Oon. Alnrtin' :
uccessor will j > robably bo Colone
/orbin. Other changes in the depart
lent stall * may bo immediately ox *
cctcd. Chief Qunrtormaator Ludinj ; .
on hus been notiQod that ho may L-X <
ct n tranfor at any momunt , and
) r. Somors will probably bo tranefor-
datnn early day. General Wilson ,
f whoso removal there has been some
ilk , will happily bo spared the truoblo
nd oxponeo of a transfer and the oili-
inl order is not likely to hit for the
resent any other department officers
ban hose mentioned.
Thoi headquarters building will
"
rcnr an unwonted appearance" when
ho changes referred to have taken
ilnco. In place of the piebald piety
md fragrant atmosphere of war nnd
tgarottes which has pervaded the front
f the third story , wo shall have the
lood nnd bluster of General Howard ,
'ho mild nnd delicate accents of
! npt. Bourke blandly commenting on
lie topics of the day , will doubtless
ivp place to Bomo liory tongued and
'hiskorod nid-do-camp of the com-
landing general , who will doyoto
lore time to the study of the Ameri-
m Indians and less to the nrduouu
utics of his position , nnd who muy
o , perhaps , n bettei draughtsmtn :
ut by no meantt as r donbtablu n
uly killer.
Col. RoyAll , who was recently taken
ar an .inspector "onoral of the Pull-
ian Pulaca car line , by an esteemed
Vyoming exohango , may bo super-
odud by a comradu in arms with less
hysical vigor , nnd moro than thirty
ours of active service ; , but take it nil
i nil the general verdict is that a
joro popular , ijontlemanly nnd ofll-
lent sot of ollicora thnn these which
mst shortly bo roplncedMh the do-
artmont of the Plnttu cannot bo
nthcrod togothur in the whole corps
f the nrmy. It is to bo hoped in
10 storeotpyed language of the
Army orders" that "No other olll-
; ra than these muntionud can bo
isignod without manifest detriment
> the service , and no other changes
ir seine time to como will bo recorded
i the department.
T1IU OCFICIAI. OltDKlt.
HEADQUAUTKIUS UKCAUIMKNT OF
IK PLATTE , OJIAIIA , Nob. , .Tuly 1(1 ( ,
582. The following changes in the
ntioim of olliccrs nnd troops are or-
jrod , the movemunls to take place as
ton after August 1st , 1882 , as
rnuticablo :
Col. Wesley Morritt , Fifth cavnhy ,
relieved from duty in this depart-
out to mmblt ) him to comply with
10 rrquiromunts of gunornl orders
o. 78 , parftgruph 1 , current series
uadtiuartora of the nrmy , udjutnnt
Mieral's ( iflico ,
Hoadquujtfcrs and band , Fifth civ- ,
ry , witl proceed to Fott Sidney ,
ob , , np 'tako station thereat ,
llea'drnaartura. band and companies
, U ard K , Fourth infantry , will
rococd to Fort Omaha , Nub. , und
iko station thereat ,
Uwidquartore , band nud company
, Ninth infantry , will proceed to
ort Niobrara , Neb , , and tuko station
icront.
Upon their arrival in this depart-
ent , the headquarters and bnnd ,
welfth infantry , will proceed to Fort
. A , lluesell , Wyo. , nnd take Btation
icrcat ,
Major Isaac D. Do Hussy , Fourth
ifnntry , is assigned to the conmiund
' Fort D. A. llusull , Wyoming.
Major William T. Gentry , Nfiith
ifantry , is rollovcd from duty ut
ort Omaha , Neb , , and assigned to
Jty at Fort Niobrara , Nob.
The camp nt Ohoyonno , depot , Wy.
mag , will bo discontinued , und iho
irrleon thereof will report to the
immandiug ollicor nt Fort D , A.
mull , Wyoming , for duty at that
> st.
Company I , Ninth infantry , will
proceed to FortD. A. Uaisoll , Wyoi
ing , for diry nt that post.
Ono troop , Fifth cavalry , to bo do
iqimtcd by bn pokt commindnr , w
proceed from Fort Niobrara , NTeb.
Fort D. A. Kimoll , Wyoming ai
tnkn stHtion therrnt.
Company K , Ninth infi-nlry , wi
proceed to Fort McKinney , Wyomii
and tuko station thereat.
HI'EUIAL AliMY OUDEHt.
A goiibr.il court marfinl ianppoinlc
to meet nt Fort Larnmiu , Wyo. , c
the 7th day of August , 1882 , on
soon thereafter ns practicable , for tl
trial of Privnto John Mangel , con
pany K , Fourth infantry , and sue
other prisoners ns may bo brought , bi
fern it.
Da ail for the Court Cnptains.Toh
W Hubb , Fourth infantry ; Jncob f
Augur , Fifth cavalry ; llorncoNeidi
Fourth infantry ; First Lieutenant
llufus P. Brown , Fourth infantry , an
Robert London , Fifth cavalry ; Se <
end Lieutenants Fred W. Fnstei
Fifth cftX'nlry , nnd Lorenzo L. C
Urooks , Fifth cavnlry.
Second Lieutenant Ebonpzer Swifi
Jr. , adjutant Fifth cav.ilry , judtio ac
vocMo.
A greater number of ofllcers thn
tlioso natnod cannot bo asiomblc
without manifest injury to the service
A general court-martial is nppointo
to moot nt Fort Omahn , Neb , , on th
4th dny of Augurt , 1882 , or n < < see
thereafter ns prnctiblu , fur Iho trial c
private Thoman llii hoi , company C
Ninth infantry , und such other pnac
ncrs us may bo brought before it.
Ue'ail ' for the court : Captain
Samunl Muinon , Ninth infantry nn <
Leonard iluy , Ninth infiintry ; Firs
Lieutonnntrt Thnddoun LI. Cnpron
Ninth Infantry , Jamoi McB. Stombul
Ninth infantry , nnd John A. Baldwin
Ninth infnntry. Second Lieutenant
Gcorco P lmor , Ninth infnntry , am
ChnrlcH P. Stivers , Ninth infantry
First Lieutenant Morris 0. Footc
adjutant Ninth infnntry , judge ndvo
cnte.
cnte.A general court martini ia nppointci
tc meet at Fort Thornburgh , U. T.
on the ! ) th day of August , 1882 , or ni
soon thereafter ns practicable , for the
trial of Private John Kell , companj
II , Sixth infnntry , nnd such othot
prisoners ns may bo brought before it ,
Detail for the court : Captains Hnnv
ilton S. Hawluns , Sixth infantry ;
Daniel H. Murdock , Sixth infantry ;
William 0. Shannon , assistant aur'
? eon , U. S. A. 5 First t ieutonai.ti
Uussoll II Day , Sixth infnntry , and
Oharlea L. Gurloy , Sixth infantry ;
Second Lioutennnt Lynmn W. V.
Konnon , Sixth infnntry ; First Lieu
tenant Alexander M. Wethorill , Sixth
infantry , judge advocate.
A general court martini is appointed
to moot nt Fort Robinson , Nob. , on
the 7th day of August , 1882 , or na
soioh thereafter ns practicable for the
Irial of Privnto Patrick Freeman ,
troop 11 , Fifth civalry , and such other
prinonrra ns might bo called before it.
Dutail of the court - Major Edwin
V. Sunnier , Fifth cavalry ; Captains
John li. Babcock. Fifth cavnlry , and
( Ufrcd Morton , Ninth infnntry ; First
[ jioutennnts Charles H. Wntti , Fifth
: uvalry , und William B. Drowsier , as-
listnnt surgeon ; Second Lieutonnnts
Sdwhi P. Andrus , Fifth cavalry , and
hriatopher C. Miner , Ninth infantry ,
iudgo advocate.
A general court martial is an-
jointed to meet nt Fort Douglas , U.
P. , on the Oth day of August , 1882 , or
is eoon thereafter us practicable , for
ho trial of Private Julian P , Djylo ,
Company E , Sixth infantry , and auch
) thor prisoners as mAy bo brought bo-
bro it.
Detail for the court : Mt j. Edward
3. Bush , Sixth infantry ; Capt. Jacob
? . Muiison , Sixth infantry ; First
Jioutenants Charles G. Penney , R.
J. M. , Sixth infantry , and Thomas
J. Townsend , Sixth infantry ; Srcond
jioutennnts John J. Shaw , Sixth in-
antry ; First Lieutenant William H.
I. Crowell , adjutant , judpo advocate
In compliance with 'instructions
rom headquarteru military division of
ho Missouri , dated July 27 , 1882.
Japtnin Edward M. Hayes , Fifth cuv-
Iry , is detailed to inspect beef cattle ,
n bo delivered under contract at
ihoshono and Bannock ngoncy , Wye-
ling , for tlio Indian norvioo , during
ho current fiscal year.
Upon the recommendation of his
ompany commander , Privnto Thomas
lugan , company G , Fourth infnntry ,
rho recently ourrendered ns a do-
ortcr , is restored to duty without
rinl.
That Husband of Mine.
IB three times the man ho wns bo-
ire ho began using " Wells' Ilonlth
lonewer. ? 1. Druggists ,
AT BOYD'45.
Welcome Midsummer Entortaln-
raont nt tlio Upora Houso.
On Friday and Saturday mights ,
ext , nnd Saturday afternoon matinee ,
lie famous nnd justly populnr coined-
in , Fritz Emmctt will npponr at
toyd'a opera house und his advent
fill bo hailed by n generous attend-
nco ns the public ia weary of picnics ,
huroh sociables and parties nnd want
change , The Denver Tribune nays
if Emmett :
"Thentro goers dote on Emmott.
'hey like to BOB the happy , merry ,
igouioua , innoeont Gorman. They
rill hnvo nobody but "Fritz. " Em-
lott cannot play any ether part. It
my bo "Fritz , our Cousin German. "
'Fritz ' in Switzerland , " or "Fritz in
roland , " but it is the snmo old
'Fritz" ' with u different background ,
'ho ' Inttor lias boon the most popu-
ir. "
BUILLIANT IMPRESSION.
.notbor Attraotlvo MuHQuni ot Curl-
osltioa on route to Omnua.
THE HKK hnd the pleasure Sunny -
ny of a call horn Mr. Charles A.
lavia , of Uatchollnr nnd Djris' Inter ,
'conn ' Show , which will appear in
'malm ' , in all its overshadowing vajt-
CBS , August 18th. Mr. Doris in n
ury gentlemanly advance man , nnd
f the man ho rupioaonts , makes i
jed an impression as ho docs wo
rodict for thorn a monumental auu-
DSB ,
The Ohioigo Times of July 8th Fays ;
This Bupcrior organization cloies
s engagement hero to-night. T.vo
jrformnnooa will bo given to-duy ,
'tornoon and evening. Montra.
atchellor & Doris have made a bril.
Hani imprceaion in Chicago. The ra
nnd fxtensivo zoological gp ecimer
the attrnotivc museum curiosities , 11
thn high standard of the ring pc-rforr
aiicoj , challungo the admiration of i
aniusoinont goers , The excellent c
di > r rn.iintairiul has excited n gro
denl of fuTorablu comment. No ci
cus hns cvur.ippo-tred in this city th
( ma drawn n better olnsa of people , HI
no show hat ever given moro g 'iiot
natisfaetinn. MiTli" Chriitinu , tl
famous "Twri-llemlfd Lidy , " i > < n
of the principal attractions. li > h <
lady-liko and intclliurn } tnannt r , usii
from her peculiar formnii"i > , ho h
made nu.ubfriecs ndnnnri her
There h no question but th.it , Uaicl
ollor fc Doris hnvo nrio i f the tno
novel nnd interesting ti-tiied exhii-
tions traveling , and 'lio ' unusual
lnriu { business done luuu plunvs th
the public rrroijiiiz tht fact.
PROMISED DAMAGE SUIT
Mannwoiler Says He Will Sue tl
" and "Herald"
for Damages.
A Reporter's Opinion of Ver
SonBitivo Public MOD.
The following communication froi
Mr. II. Mnnnweilor waa loft at th
olllco yeateiday with the rcquci
that it bo published :
[ > Vn App ai to tlic I'lilillo. )
Mr. II. Mannwoilor declares th
Btatomont of The Republican an
llorald ns utterly false and unjust un
will answer them properly in a day use
so with n suit for damages.
Having been nttncked by The Rt
publican nnd Hornld in their Satin
day's ' edition In a manner unworth
of papers of their standing , I here
with request the public to Jibs tail
from judgment until the exact fact
nnd particulars will ba properly explained
plained by the proceedings in th
courts ,
Muunwhilo I beg leave to stnto thn
the final sentence of the court wil
prove that I am as much to b
blamed for the uupkaennt occurrenci
is the worthy ( ? ) editors of the abovi
nontiotied pupcrc , who in futur
iliould hot so hns'ily ' throw mud 01
inybody un'csa justified , and who ii
'act would do b ttor to sweep tin
lirt from their own doorrf.
H , MANN WEI LEU.
Mr. Mannwuiler's indignation mai
bo of the chanictur known us "right
: ous , " but he might look nt his difli
sulty in a more philosophical manner
tt is a common thinir for people to go
nnd when a. nowspuper ha-j unychhif
.o say about them on the local p.tge ,
md generally these who nra' fdsi
iod Buy the least , and. vice versa
L'ho tacts in the Mannwcilur CHSO won
lUfllciont to warrant the uao of hi :
inmo and if the item had notoccurred
10 late in the day THE BEK would have
ioiua in the same category with tht
ither papers , nnd hence probably hut
i law suit threatened it. Mr. Mann
veiler m.iy bo as innocent as the pro
rcrbiul unborn babe , and if so , he
: an got satisfaction in the propoi
ivuy from nny decent journal by ex
plaining the circumstances , The
ocal editor of TUB BEE has no sym.
> athy for those who aoek redress in
he courts or by brute force for items
phich come up and are published in a
egitimnto mnnnbr. Life is too short ,
upecinlly n roportor'a life , to bo both-
red with such proceedings. No one
ilso is responsible for this diversion
rom the news line except the writer ,
s none but the reporter has to bear
ho brunt of inconsiderate kickers.
SHOW BAY.
Immense Crowd at the Circus
Tne Uovml Amount of Petit
Thlovlnir.
Colo's mammoth , nine consolidated
hews hnd a bip dny yesterday , not-
'ithstnnding the fact tbat they were
liable to give the street pirude aa
nnouncod , in the morning.
The canvas wns pitched on 18ih
treot , north of the second bridge , on
huge field formerly a garden. The
icnlity wns somewhat out of the way
ut the fact was that while ordinary
hews can find room enough on Capi-
al Hill to atrotoh their tents , Cole has
3 got out on the plains or somewhere
'hero ho will have lots of elbow
Dom.
Both performances were given to
rowdcd houecs , and it is no imngina-
ion , but the plain truth , that the big
.nit had to bo closed in the evening
i it would not accommodate ihp
iiormouB crowd which rushed to Bt-i-
lie nine consolidated bhoiva , Ilun
reds wore turned away , nnd at length
rraiiRemonts were made to awoiiim'- '
ate the disappointed ones by opt-niou
p the monagoria tout to them uiui
llowing them to see the collection ol
casts aud birds , which nlono in n
ight for n life time. Tt ii worthy ol
otico that the attendance of children
csterday wiu the largest ever known
i the city , und in fnct Colo's nume
as in the mouths of the juveniles for
ooka before he arrived. The ticket
inn , Mr. Richards , sold 2,375 tickets
> r children ut the nfternjuii p.-r-
> rmunco ulono. The balloon nscen-
on und nil the other features were
ivou ua udvortisod und Cole will
iwaya be sure of a hearty reception
i future by the ratified people of
10 Gue City.
During the rush nt ( ho ticket wag n
i thu uftornoon two or thruo partita
oru relieved of their watches , but
oputy Marshal McOluro und Mr ,
' { hards soon oloanod out the crooks
id no further losses wcro renirtod ,
Cnpltnl U11I Concert.
The Uuvnrifui band will give nil-
her ono of thuir delightful concerts
thu usual pluo on Capitol hill to-
orrou- evening , August lid , begin *
iig at 030 ; ahnrp and Instiiii * till 7:110. :
lie following ia the programme :
Uou't Make a Xolso Smith
Arle Hosamla St. Uotuingo.DonUettl
Lea Blreuz Waltz , . Waltumel
Couwrt Overture Kuliwocla
Grand Selection , Patience fiovvnmu
When the Leaves 15enlu to Fall. . Fen ul
Mascot Quickstep. . , , , .Krahl
BURGLAR AND BELL ,
Ilia Well Known Drnggist Pr
scribes for a House Breaker ,
Ho UBBU a Pistol Instead of
Pestle.
In the twilight hours yosterdi
Mm Boll , the i opulnr Tenth Eire
diuynist , was culled upon to prcacril
for ft Btrnnao customer nnd on the Is
tui'n utU'iiiptcd 11 ght the druggi
travo him two Ic.idui pills that we
mure fiiiniihr to thu pistol than tl
Mr. Hell resides in a double hoti
on I'nik Wilde avenue , nnd behvc <
4 nticl 5 o'ii ok yisterdty 1
\'M MvnkiM > i J b > ti he. iso <
brenkiiiij LHF ! in the M'chf
of his dwelling. IIo immediate !
arose nnd ran down atsvir.vjuat in tin
to sue u man disapponv down thn oc
Inr. Mr. Hull closed the door up ;
the intruder nnd locked it until 1
could rutnrn to his chamber and pn
euro his clothing and at the sanio tiir
his revolver. 1 f o hnd hntdly finishi
his dressing when a lady named Mr
Mathotva , who rcsideo in the other d
vision of the donblo house and wl ;
nleo had been tvtrr.ictcd by the brcal
ing of glass , calkt < l to Mr. Hell tin
the man had escaped through the cti
lar window and was beating a hast
retreat.
Bell dcccittidcd lo tlip gnrdon Fence
once , and Dotting u glitnpso of th
fugittvu nbout twenty feet iiway , fire
two shots at him. Tno man droppei
and b 'jr cd hta pursuer to fire n
more. Ho was then captured , nui
Messrs. Salliolrn nnd Thomaa 0. Kitr
ball , Jr. , who reside in the neighbor
hood , arrivim. on the scene , the prh
onor was oecurnd and the police noti
lied. They arrived in a short Urn
and the man wnu taken to hoadquar
tors. Ho gave his natno as Anloi
Eisko ; said ho came from Chicigc
and waa boarding on Thirtecnthstroc _
near the bridge. On his person WA
found SU.oO in silver.
IIo had no shoes on when captured
having loft them nt his boardmir hous
where they wo > o subsequently found
Nothi'ig had boon taken from Mr
Bpll'a residence , and the peculiar cmi
duct of the man indicated that ho wa
not well btlanced in mind.
So it was deemed beat to have hin
examined by the board of oxmninon
of iimunicrsona and awn it thei
opinion btforo any police c mtt < x
uiuiimliuii. The shots tired by Me
Bell did not strike the run
away , but his escape waa ;
narrow one , and ho should noi
bo allowed to run at largn when then
is u liability of his becoming n t.irgut
for pistol pr.ici ico. Tno prisoner jrnvt
no explanation of his presence izv Mr.
Boll's house llo oQ'ected an entranui :
through a small kitchen window b } '
raisin ; ; the a\vuif > ing frame. It was
ihf fulling back of the frame and the
substq'u-nr ' breaking of the gliwo that
ijavo LIIO nlarm.
This little episode muai not bo con
sidered a proot that the popular peatlt
professor of Tenth street in not u good
pistol shot. On the contrary he is an
ilarm boll a regular fire boll with a
revolver , but ho does not like to make
end en pills so early in the morning.
DIED.
rOHNSON In this city July 30th , nt 12
in. , Itobert Patrick , Infant son of Charles
and Elizabeth Johnson , need four and a
half months.
Funeral from the residence at 3 p. m. ,
KEDDINGS , Enesia Salve has proved ita
iilicienry by a test of 73 yean > ' constant
ise. Try it.
PEBSONAli.
\V. A. Rogers , of Seward , is in the city.
II. II. Hake , of Green lliver , is at the
lletronolitan.
H. D. Hill , of Beatrice , ii in the city.
II. G. HiKginB. of Cincinnati , It at the
iletropolitau hotel.
Mitchell Vincent , Usq. , of Onawa , la. ,
lie Florence cut-off contractor , is at the
Jreighton.
Mr. C. Salmon , chief cleik and pay-
naster at the Florence cut elf , was in the
ity last ovcniiig.
0. II. Smith , of PJattsinoutb , was nt the
iletropolitan last night.
Misa Xerv.i Mormn is a guest at the
iletropolitan.
Thos. Glynn , of Atchuon , Kansas , is at
he Metropolitan.
S. C. Ueebe , edltorof the Ouster County
jeailer , was In Omaha jestenhy , en route
rein Chicago , wherj 1m h.vl been to jiur-
haso material fo hid ullice. Mr , iieaim
, .ys hU coiinty Inn very biiyho lurve. ,
H. U. MilUrd , fill : > r of the CeiT.il
'ity Xoupaiiu ! , cinue t O n.ih , yjloIty
u s u tije ciruui.
J. J.Sevilr , Kearney ; Jjo. ] i 't-k * ,
i. IS Uruninger , U , U. Mill.r.t uud J. li.
Inldeii , ( Jentml Chy. L. Glhiiort ) , 1'latu-
loutbjV. . F. 1'o.t , I.iicolu ; dio. Dj
'einpli' , liliir ; Thou , llyau and f.imily ,
tubert lly.m and family , Ml Tlllle Wag
er , l.inuuln ; D. S. Curt , Dautrlco ; C. C ,
IcXUh , II. Uplinger , Widnerj J. II.
lun nto nnd lady , Blair ; B K. Kobinsun
'
'eUnmahj A. 0 , Smith , F , J. Fried , A.
ieckman , John F , Noleuu and John A.
waneou , are the Nebrnskniia at the
'relghton ' houte.
Among the Xobraski people nt the
Illlard hctel last night were the fol-
iwing ; Dr , W. S. Uichoy nml wife and
lisa Mamie Mchey , A. Wright , J. P.
loriut ; an I wife , I'latUmoutli ; Mr. and
Ira II. N , Boineis , Uyrauie ; II. K.
lark nnd F , A , Harinou , Blair ; 0 , 1' .
launi , D. . Hull , JJ. M. Lip'fy , D.
wider nnd Lee lialley , Lincoln ; Jay. M ,
hrUiiian , Keinulm county ; L , F. C.ilkinn ,
ftirinout ; Kolert Curry niul tvtfa nod J.
f. Price , Peiu ; Mason CJresg , F-hbury ;
tr. A. Meers , Albion ; Miua Hickuinn ,
'ccumseh ' ; W. II. Fuller , David Cit > ; II ,
. Lebenuauu and K. W. Robbiiif , Fro.
n'lit.
IIou , T , M. Munjutlta , of Lincoln , Jjin
IB city.
T , B. McMurray , tax agent , nml J. A ,
IcMillen , traveling auditor of the U , P ,
md , were west-bound passengera yis
relay ,
Cbaa , S , Howell , of the Register ,
Wheeling , Va. , is in the city nnd called
TllRliFEOflKo.
Kx.Delcgate Dwney , of Wyoming w
n the city Stindav.
Mr * . VanXuslrand has returned frj
Denvtr.
O. llcetl Clark , of the firm of O tto
Chapman k Co , wholesale ml Hnery
New York City , is at the Millntd.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMI 1'E COLOGNJ
Mndo from the wild ( lowers of tl
FAH FAMEII YOSEM1TE VALLE1
it M i he most fragrant ol : perfume
Mu-ti.hctured by H. Ji Slavnn , S.i
Francisco. For sale in Omnha by V
J. U hitehonse nnd Konnaio Bros
it > jO.
WANTED. A good s ond-han
bicyolo Address box X , Ujntn
City. N b 10 3
TRAVELIHC
\ Xo. 1 rn-.r. > anted to sell In r0lora4o , t-10
ycniln ? , , j i uj , Nevada , ivtirt the rntlte wa
A complete lin . . .f Knit UOOQS. c : slstlne In tia
( .f Veu' < tv i , Lxlics' , Mlwcs' nnd Children
Ings n .J S ojllrgs , Lidln nml Ucntlciii-
ub'eaiiii Single * Utcrm , iil.scV ntnl Chi
ircii1 * Mittui * , tarJIgui Jackets , Si.nifs i
C i , al o
GEUrilAN PUX-jLEO MITTS AW
STOCKINGS
AOJros statlnt ; age ci vr'cnccncil ' rc'crerce I
juCC-li .mJo Detroit , Juich.
SPECIAL
JtOTICE Adv crtlncrnent To tc n , Kcr , St
L < wt , Found , Wants Ueardltic. &t. . will beli
Bertod In thc columns once foi TEN CUMT
Vcr line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVBOENT
per lice. The drat Insertion Qcvtt ! cw th
TWENTY.F1VB ( JENTS
TO LOAN MOM > Y
TO LOAN Can IA L-vw drr.ce o ! I
L. ThomtB Ho inO Cielehtoa ElocJu
AHA70 1'AA At S pci eontli
ij\l. \J\J\J ter-st In Bum ot C2f'M ' IK
I'.O , for B to B yrts , on arst.cl.i99 city r.a
farm iiropctty. Unxis Ksita K ri7n unt ) toi )
. 16th anrt Dout-hi fit.i
WANTED
xN'Tf'D A firs'li ' snuntX3o ! < atcrcM
Charhs lluttfi , Hani } str er. Apalyoi
iMiniauD. 03tt
A uirl to do hems"ml. . a' 007
WANTCD
20lh struct. si31 1
\yATJTED Man to tvVo ca c ri team. Horn
* 5. Cni.th on I lock. SilO-31
A girl to do gener.t hou-o worli
WANTED of tno. Ilefir.iucj reUlreiI |
Apply totOi south 18th fctrecf CU-2 *
WANTED SevvlnfTdrliroIeitn h Kfll-m
Prencli P.vilor oj tem ol Ire * < utlinir ,
nn\v ucin 1 ; taujht at laic Miltiril lltt-I lllock
u tijpj-iuti test , nljj custom euttln * done
u slirtcst otillile time. IVtcrns cut to ontcr ,
ml lit vva'ra'it il by MU . liDN'I ) .
Jcneral Agent for Kcllcgi- Tailor Sjs'cm ' ef Dr ss
cutting , _ f2C4t
WASTKD An cxper creed girl to do gen
eral house work Intmall fauuiv. Itcfor-
snccRrequlr.d. High v\nKes given. Call at 114
Jou'h lath St. , cit- . 010-tl
VTrASTKD A flr.t-clasj girl must le eood
\V coo , washer ivnd inner Wnt ( $400
> r wcnk. liqui.u at J.ee , Filjd & CoV , or at
la t otllu" . 934-tf
TEAMS WANTED To work on the Oregon
200 ( gen Short Line. Wares 85.00 per day.
ii. MANNWKU.M ; ,
733-tf 11 Urcct , near Farnam.
IATANTED 600 privy vau.te , einks and cete
Vy pool * to clean with Sanitary Vault and
ilnK . . , . Clmti.cr. _ . . . , . . , the best In uin. A. Evans & Co. ,
, uodj-o Btreeti Omnha.
WANTED Immediately , a second girl to as
sist w.th a baby. To a cavabls girl WBITCS
' 4 perivceK. App'y at O.I. Jl. T. P-trick'u ,
launilcrs street , near Grace. 017 3 t
W ANTCD At ones , a first < iass carriole
b'aiksmllh. Steady vvcr < and ciol
A'ldrc B , F. J. Snoupe- , Atlantic , Ta
923-3
rr rATED ItO men to work on the Oregon
YV Shtr Line , bhip road yuly 31. y
H. MANNWEILKIt ,
013-31 * llth street , no rFivrnam.
ll/'ASTED / Gicd bar i -mikir and Jar-
\ \ riajo trimmer StiaHy ork. Go d
> ajis. AAllO.N BEATl'V ,
K > 2-1 Aurow , Net ) .
KD Tnorr rhric ronnis su'tilJle ' fo
WAN 3 ell. i.c. iddiiBb Dr. I'crtr
! ec ollice. . 69tf
, , . , u A girl lor Bent-mi li >
V V Apply nt No. 311 17th street , I ct. Uaven-
o-t and v lilcago. 620-tf
ETTTANTED Ten teams to work on Moreno
V V Cut-Off. Wages S3.60 per day
377-tf MirntiEM vivrr.NT
I AA A1EN WANTkD At Fmrcnco Cut-Off ,
IM I / nine miles m rth rif Oo ha. Wages
1.75 per day MITCHELL VINCENT.
U.1-K
SITUATIONS WANTED
[ TllRST-CLASS DRY GOODS SALESMAN
[ . ' dl fii 8gcd Aujtutltt. A No 1 r fere-ice ,
nrito city iufualntanec. | Adirces for ihrcr day *
. iilesman , " liceotllce. 0 031 *
nT7"ANTUD Atltcatlon to do gener 1 houej-
V ) no k , by a Danl-h girl , Just landed , 'p-
ly b'candanavlan Iloiel llth street. 020-311
RENT- HOUSES AND Lftf.D
I'KNT A I r'c'c house with S rooms on
; _ ' < ii's b tv\ee iOh nml 2'ft ' etneti. En-
olroo Win t. Mrrls , i vur Slatft Bank.
940-2 *
TUX ' f .V T ' ne ' ia'lv ' furnished room , with
1 pruio e < fa jili.l jr | ni or IfcH Webster
eai : C42-tf
Tl tr' mj"JTv h'u u o fmr r-oms. Good
' i-.i.rfi Ijn Cui.llign e.tte 17th and
v.ti > > e t . Kmiulre ui J. 1. lie' am' , i
t l\ s > tKr. OlMf
HKVT M ff'irrilh \ d room , corn rl lli
r nnd ' nvfiiii it'trtu : , icrli w.tt corner.
Ji 3t
UK T \ hive p'ca-ajt lurnialieil bouth
from , vvlih c'os.tit , oed Lo-rd nixj door.
ylEUCft-l s reei. 027-11
TlOil HEM1 * A nlcolv furnished font room.
_ ' Apply W7JN. 17th street 03231 *
iljll rIKNl I'i good locatlin , llv j room. , up-
j stnl's , KmiulM Jorn JoLnson , t . K. car-
ir Fnnmtuanu 14th , 031-tf
7IOK RENT One ri in , sult\tlo fornq ol.'ico
J V , W , corner 13th and Harney strceU ,
RENT Large rjom. with boar ! or tible
J boariglvei , 1S3S CalltaruK etsrct
18 tt
KENT A p'eita t fiuniihul room on
tin tlrat ( bar , ouu bl c'i from ulrce-t evir , at
1(3 Harney sirtet. 01l-tl
TWJl HEKT F ur roTQ cottage , UMO lot ,
1 pouthUth Autiibt 1st. J L. VYuMaiu ,
SO Kariif.in tlrect. B.'S-W
7 > iH IIsNT Houss ulMithtce roomiand I r0'o
. ' b . uient. Sll bjulli 17th ttrtct. hctt
I.CO per mouth. Apply on premUcs. C07-tl
5ARNTOHCST X. E corcer lO'.h and Da-
J enrort. 801-1
J10R RENT Kurnljntd housj'f Ecven rooms ,
' to ( mail fimlly , ros o.slou AUgu > t lot Ad-
ess "Fur l htd" CfO office , 84-tf
I Oll RENT Brick ftore Iiqulra at Drug
! btore , coiner 10th and Douglas sts. 620-tf
1011 RENT Hou e of U rooms , uc < vly plas-
1 tcrcd and p.lntcd. * 150U per month ,
irtb of 16th street bridge ou 13.h trect. Con-
nlout to Bliopj Apply corner 1-th atd How.
littreet , Ne i' pcr Union. SS7-tf
\OR RENT Fu nuhed rocra at 1610 F rram
t > ee * .
Newhime with fiv * rojf , and
EORRHNT impra cments , full lot. Uquire
on 17th Itrcet betn-ecn Mcho'a anu P r.l me
ar.d . onc-t.alf blocks from sticet ca line , slt-29 *
JJ URNISII'Drcoraior centl into w.th refer-
I1 ence , 1312 DodjC street betvro n 'Sti mid
14th. 677-tl
Oll RENTO.i pleasint ron- * > , with biarel
i 1 If desired. 117 south 17thstreet. e54-tf
LOTS tor Ifflso at $ 25.03 I'-'r Annum , rftch
\ firateimof JOM , ftt "Or ntr Ore o
i.1 ndjflnlne Ilanicom P..rk on the e t ,
fl r > mlnntfs nslkfronn net cars. Moi cy nn
lie ohtaineil to rmlM with , bycrcons leasing
tlic.c lo' n't } fl r ft s.
J'MES P. MOUIO.V ,
t f T prmlai' . OH. : ; 1515 Fftt.nm atreit
KS.NT Two n'.w < UclllnsanJ tuo ether
Ingi lnilwlr.i''lolfc Hty , by Mcrtoon ,
ai7-tl
IlhXT Sew ci-tU 'i , six room * , rear
I oi : < v , lipij bt. MAI > ' < avenue.
KU-tl W.M.MCC.VNDLUH.
f'.iK IIEKT Enquire at M. W. Ken-
HOUSE ; ' itore , 13 h liciwcen l'arn\m aud
lianicj. 769 tt
71 K 1IKKT Fur l > hol room with ' . . . ;
? nuiltrn Impr > cm-nt < , ft tow table < id
inn be ni.ccnimu-.aieJ nt 1718 eukc 'r ' i
B5i-.t _
llOUSi : 5 roil UCNT Smill ana lnrtc ,
NINE to twelve roojB each ; onoor tno new
untswith ail tuoJcrn convculenie * . One ct 12
rcoii.s , iiltablo tor boardlni ; niul roam rcntliiKi
17th nnd Doughs ftj. 1IKMI3 , Asent ,
Jc23-il _ Itth nnd Douglas bta.
KENT Hoarding hsusa vcll lurmshcd.
Inquire 103 10thstriHtal ! o3 roo'ns Mine
corner 01 12th nud Iouil.t3 ) stroe . 1 qul't ID
ytrtnl i > . _ U SI I
ltt ? T Two nicely furnlshrf t outh r'cms
FOH - > ; onalle ytlcrs. Suia Ca attcet. 3Jt
mWO FUKNlHltEusoutnrooiin for rent. 3.
J. W.eorne. lit ! ) and Davenport. 206-tl
IUXT : A. 7 room house riul 4 stall
FOIl on Convent strict , near sr. Marys
nunue. Item J21.CO I'T moutli. Enquire o
Uaikcr Broihcrs , ca olHce. 6'Jb-tl '
T710R RENT Furnished front rootavUthboud.
X1 C03 North 17lh St. 631 If
rjlOR REST Furrlshed room , 1723 Douglas
J street. 404-lt
J7IOR RENT. Two new elegant house" . In-
1 ; quire at Peterson's Clolhluc a ore , near tJ.
1' Dcp-'t , 692-tf
MOP. KK.V1 / 'lirtiieiira f an jie ( e
.C ch nlj'KjcJionp/ . K cot. f > > ,
morn.
I OU I'.ENT N'MljJu ' ioom with 01
I ; without board. H li pt'ccc. ' 11018
CiiaSt. + Q if
FOH BALE
FOH S-ALE A Rood fimllv lnrc , ji'ievton
buygy ard harrc B\ry eluay Apply to
or addrtM C. e. S ioerp , Fo.t Uui-ln. Ui2-2'a
SALE Diay horcc , harness and top
F cpy. Arareclutco lor a family. Ad
dress Uand Leader , ' ' Tort Ouiaha PJ9-5 *
'T110R S < VLE Hou > ni ,1 It 1 33x350 'eet on Tal--
L Ifornh eticet , ir.-tof fc'.icrcl Ifeart "cnvcnt.
ilcCMtUr ,
90-t' ? Opposite uostotCcc 3
HOUSE and lot fosilc , rNo. 925 M ntana
street , near Ctm i ; , ' . Impairo C ir ttore ,
2 rncr ICthand Jackani street' . Ki55
F l'H ' SALE A pjcd pavln Kroceiv i u n.ess
en lOlh sttcut S.i isfactury tiBSin- for
inir. Ad r ss " 0t > . U. , " 2143 J'avunp ' rt
et. ssi-tt
FOK. SALS' Entire groccrv itocV and nxttircs.
thrce isht CNprcps teims and wagons. Ecven
t res of hnd with | jou3 < * , lia n an < other Ic prove-
ucntd. Fourlos on Cjin.r 10th anJ Bancroft
trect. Inquire N. J SMITH ,
MO-tf Corner 10th ni.d Leavi nwor'h.
PlOn SALE Hou e and crncr lot. nt 31.050.
IJ birpatn. lIcCAOUU.cppoiIte I' . O. fcSJtf
riW'O story bui'dlnsc ' 'or falo at a bargain. Lo-
tatcd at north-eas" corner of 17tli ftrect ,
, M'l Capitol ave Muit be itovod onor before
iugust 7th proximo , BtillV
770-tf Agent. 1'th r.ni Dcnglas.
IX BtAUTlKOL J.O IS 50x150 feet ea'hln
J Hansoom l-liice on street cir lino. Best lots
n whole addition onciyca < y terms aud at a
: rcat bargain. Bnviis'aicnt , 15th and Doughs
treeta
J17LKND1U i-r01-EllTy F5K SALE At a
J BAhQAix , one lar e brick house , and one
irgo frame house , with full lot on CaRa ne rl5th
trei t. Fine ch'nce for lnv tmi > nt , rent f r < 70
cr month. Cill for full particulars , on
EEMIJ ,
CCO-tf Agent , IBtha-d Douglas sts.
FOR SALE. The Arlington Housa
aOTEL c'ass ; all furnished. The only hotel
j town. The cheapest property In the state ,
las all the traveling men. Will bo Bold cheap on
; rn-s to suit. Enquire of E. Fullc , proprietor ,
.rllngton , Washington county , Neb. 663 tl
Q1OK iSALh ur Hill excba ge for Oumna pro *
[ ; pcrty , an improved sec on of land adloln-
iif a station on U. P. R. R. M. DUNUAM , 1111
AnihamSt. . Omaha. 720 Stu
TOR t'AL * . . <
3RICK KaVAKilOOK tl ODE. /
h me PUHULAK HOTEL , Known
L1 83 the BOYS' HOME. This hotuse is cen-
rally located , lias ecu h and crjit front , and la
jrroonded w th fine tbaie trees ; cent ilns thirty
eeping room ? , has Ice house , laundry , sample
loin , &c. Ha * world wde reputation and a
ctter patroninto than many hem e of tnlco Its
ipacltj. Price fn.OOO. For particulars ad.
rcss , A. A. SAWDKY , Keel Cloud , fteb.
E5M1
i _ E5M1r
) HAY At A. IT. gander' Ftfil Ht
3ALK1) Harr.cvHt. alB-t
MIUOELLA.NIOUS ,
> I'iCIAr , AGENTS for Nebraska. Kansas and
5 lllswuii to represent the INDUSTRIAL
IFE ASSOCIATION ef Intllanapolls , Indiana ,
n'ch liai stood the test of tioi , pus all losses
i full ; strongly Imlirscii by the v > o-t Insura'cce
uthorl ies ; thorougi ly cstablUhcd. easily
orked , nml I not o'l the o operative or old
no plan. Liberal contracts undo vviih ener
Mn a etti nt a compensation o ! from two
lODEand to three thousand do lara per jcar
ddci8 < IM1U-TR AI , LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
0.70 East Market ftrect , Ind'diapolls ' , Ind.
" OST A pup seven months old V y large.
_ J Color , liver and vvhitu. One fure Frg
iccklcd A liberal reward wi'i le paid for his
.turn ixillulsoi fiver House. _ 037.2
TUAYED-A Jers y cow , yellow and white )
5 with short turn -ii hern , largo white cpot
i forefooMontr t ll arrl write at end. A Ifli-
al reward wi 1 bo paid fir her return to M , A.
cNamaia , S. 14th k'reet. 03Stf
3DWAED KUEH.L
AOISTER OF PALM t'STKUY ANu ( lO'DZ
[ -AM8T , IPS T .nfj r.tr"t , -s-r-iMn VHrcxm
Will , wit : , sue uid o'
u , obtftlu ( or * nr one t glantc M ; . -
ill prncent , and oc o.jimn rorilltiosr tn > h la
ire. BcoU ta i 'ihl * ; n rt / > ! > ! i rff
\ .
if'
\bsoutely ! Pure.
rhU powder never varle * . A marvel ot p
strength and whoUsjmeneaj. More econo
1 thin the ordinary kinda , and cannot b
1 In competition with the luul'itmlH nt < n
t , short weight. aJura or phosphati
donly In cans. Ro
Wi St. , Now York