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THE DAILY BEE ( falAIIA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 ,
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morning , Aug. 2
\Vonthor Koport.
(1'hfl ( followJnR observations nre taken ft
the R me moment of tlment all the station
Hirer 8 fc t 9 Inches bo > o low w t r mark at
Onaha , &fcctfl Inches at Vanklon ; Mlitlsslrpl.
t ftct' 0 Inchci at Ii CrosM , and 8 foot 1 Inches
a' Dubuque ,
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Boson tella ttiobcst anil cheapest moat
"i'rltz" nt Doyd'o Friday midSatur
day night * , and a UK crowd nurc ,
The Southwest mission chapel will bo
runnved this week to Twentieth and Ma
The regular meeting of the Oinnha
Land League will take place this
evening , at Kuony's Uall ,
The box office will open nt Uoyd's
this morning for the nalo ofrOBcrveti
feats for Joe Hmmctt'a season hero ,
Lieut. B. F. Hancock passed west to-
terday with 35 recruits from Davld'ajaland
and Columbus Barracks for western posts.
Secretary of War Lincoln and Gen.
Phil BhcrMnn will arrive In the city today -
day en route to tbo Yellowstone Park.
Ladles of Grace mission , North Oma
ha , will give n sociable Wed lie "day evening -
ing nt tlio Sunday school room on Klug
flttcet.
A wreck occurred Momlny noon on
the Omaha & St Paul road near LyimR , in
which three freight cars were ditched , but
no t'Creons were hurt ,
The Omaha Teamsters hold their
regular meeting at Tivoli hall on Wednes
day , the 1M , at 8 o'clock p. in. I5y order
of T. J. Quick , secretary.
The Academy of Music will open on
10 Saturday nlglit with the regular company
which lias lecn nut on the road for Rome ,
time going as far as North 1'latto.
Geo. Cnnficld , proprietor of the old
reliable Canfield houno , lias an unique way
of province the excellence of his table. Ho
gives optical proof of how a man loika
after spending a few minutes In his dinIng -
Ing room ,
Major Joseph If. Taylor , of the department
partmont of the south , with headquarters
at Newport Barracks , 1ms been ordered to
thd department of the I'latto to relieve
Affilstant Adjutant General , Major J , F.
Martin , trannfcrrml to the department of
Arizona.
L.O. Knowold , Ibol3th street Dry
Goods Man , has commenced grading his
lot on St. Mar } 'a avenue for ( he erection
J of his now store building 1x50 , two story
high. Contract for the buildings baa just
been let and things arc going to bo pushed
right ahead to bo ready to open up for the
fall trade
The "devil' * In ono of the dally newspaper -
paper olliccs of this city got up nt a very
early hour Monday morning to too Cole's
circus como in , and consequently lost part
of his usual sleep. Monday night ho was
sent to the telegraph office for " 30 , " and
having got about ten sheets of the copy
started back. When ho had been absent
from the office about two hours an expe
dition wan organized to search for him
and ho WM found sound asleep at tbo foot
of the Btairo of the Wcntern Union office.
Mr , P. O. Duulmm , of Fremont , called
at our sanctum } csterday left a sample of
choice No. ' ! " wheat , grown on th o farm
Mr. Jerry Mitchell near Hooper , Nob.
Mr. Dunham informs us that Mr. Mitchell
has eomo 210 acres of this wheat , and says
it will yield G I bushel * to the aro. Ho
alsc has 80 acres of oats and 105 acres of
corn and a largo crop of potatoes , of which
Mr. Duulmm speaks of an being the finest
be has seen In the ula'o ,
M. II. Judd , land agent of tbo Union
Pacific railroad company , departed on
Sunday evening for Denver , over the Den-
vcr short Hue , acompanloil by his wife.
Mr. Judd took with him a baggage car
which was completely filled with products
of western Iowa and Ntbraskn farms ,
which ho will place on exhibition for the
company at tbo Denver oxpoxltlou , pnd
whidi will make a very line exhibit. Mr ,
and Mrs. Judd .will remain in Colorado
for three Weeks or n mouth.
Dr. GroHBinau , who attended Frank
Slavik the man injured Monday after
noon in ColpeUcr'n hinibci yard , tblnkutho
patient cannot recover , aa ho is a unn of
6D years old , nud his injuries arc very
nevero bestilo. Hols at lilu homo nuur
Uoyd'B i acking huuu.
George Itcdmap , living nut on Slier-
man avenue , Hold his fi e dapple grey
h orte "Lion" Monday to Cole llron. for
? 250 , which ia a remarkable price to be
paid for a work horsp. A dapple gray
stallion was purcliated by the name com
pany for eiOO , anil will be put in training
to-day. ISoth were paid for entirely In
silver dollars and half dollars.
On account of the sad death of our be
loved brother , William Aiut , the singing
society , Omaha Maenncrchor , has resolved
to remain in mourning for the period of
thirty days ; therefore be It known to all
our friends and the public In general that
the picnic which was to bo held Sunday ,
the Cth inut , , h postponed until furtb.r
notice. The committee.
SLAVKN'S YOSEMITJ' ] COLOGNE
Made from the wild ( lowers of ih
wit rAMKu YOBKMITK VALLEY ,
it ia the moat fragrant of perfumnt.
Manufactured by II. IJ. Slavon , H in
Franciico. For Halo in Omaha by V ,
J. Whitehouio and IConnaia Unr , ,
& Oo ,
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THE LOCAL LEGISLATORS
The Oity Printing Awarded Thf
BOG Another Year ,
Important and Interesting
Monthly Report.
A Now Firemen's Honao to Bo Bnl
on Tenth Street-
At the regular mooting of the citi
council last evening , thovo were present
ont Messrs. Baker , Bohm , Oorby ,
Dunham , llonnun , Kaufmann , Lood-
or , McQuckin , O'Koofi ) nnd Thrnno.
PETITIONS AND COM IUNIOATIONS.
Prom Acting Mayor Herman , approving -
proving certain ordinances.
From same , appointing J. A , Mo-
Shane , 0. F. Davis nnd 0. Turner
ippraiaora of damages from straighten
ing North Omaha crook.
From Chief Engineer BuUpr. The
citizens have subscribed $505 for jtlio
erection of n hose cart house on
Tenth street , between Fnrnam nnd
Douglas , on the site of No 2's ' old
house , The council is asked to ap
propriate ) $1,000 , which will enable
the department to build a two-story
brick house. Ilefcrrod to the com
mittee on fire with power to act.
From D. IJ. Bcomor , in regard to
sottlcinont of certain taxes. Referred.
From the Northwestern Light and
Power company , asking permission to
erect poles and wires along the line
of the public highways of the city , for
the purpose of carrying on the bus
iness of furnishing light by moans of
electricity. Referred to board of
public works.
From the city marshal , the monthly
list of prostitutes : Six keepers of
houses and thirty-throe inmates ara
reported. Ton loft the city , or other
wise escaped fines. Referred.
From A. McQavock otul. , asking
for a change of grade on Thirteenth
between Dorcas nnd Onatollar streets.
Granted.
The monthly report of liquor deal
ers nnd druggists doing business
August 1st. Iloforred.
The report of the cases in the
police court during the month of July
was referred.
The monthly report of the city
physician for July , showing novonty-
nine deaths and tiixty-sovon births ,
was filed.
_ The report of the atroot commis
sioner for July : Expenditures ,
§ 3,012.89. Referred.
The paving petition of paving dis
trict No. 2 , Tenth street , between
Douglas nnd Maroy , was referred to
the board of public works.
The petition of F. W. Gray ot al.
For the opening of Twenty-sixth
street south of Fnrnam was granted.
Resolution , by Dunham , to appoint
tpprnisors for assessing damages or
iho opening up nf Sheridan street
From the northern extremity to Far-
num. Adopted.
From the acting mayor , appointing
J. D. Pratt , W. R. Bartlett and JT
[ I. Brack in ns appraisers. Confirmed.
From P. M. Mullen , ot al. , asking
.Irnt the intersection of Johnson and
Nevada streets bo put in good condi
tion. Referred with power to net.
From Wm. Rawitzor , asking $100
damages for horse killed at recently
graded part of Twentieth street , in
Shull's addition. Referred.
From D. Harney nnd others , pro-
csting against construction of a sewer
on St. Mary's avenue , botwooon Sev
enteenth nnd Twenty-fifth streets , for
various masons. Referred to commit-
co on waterworks and Bowerngo.
From John Wilson nnd others , pro-
.eating against ball playing nnd other
( tmusomoni's on Sunday in vicinity of
lorthorn terminus of street railway ,
lleforrod to committed on police with
lower to act.
From Ignaco Schorb nnd others ,
asking that Eighteenth street bo
jradod so as to relieve petitioners ,
property from overflow of water. Ro-
'erred.
From Charles Turner nnd others
\sking that alley in block M7 bo
lirouglit to grade. Referred.
Bids for curbing nnd guttering
Douglas street from Sixteenth to
Nineteenth , were referred to board of
public works.
IlKSOUmoNH.
By Bohm , That city engineer pro-
MTO ordinance establishing grade of
Douglas street , between Twonty-fillh
uid Twenty-sixth streets. Referred
to stroota nnd grades committee.
By Daiihnm , That city engineer re
port plan for lluming , ciilvorting nr
otherwise carrying the wutiir from it
lioint about five hundred rent woof , of
Twentieth short on each dido of Fur.
iinm to Two'itioth Mp-i't , eoitlh t
llarnoy , thuiicu cast on Hariicy to
Nineteenth. Ad ptii ! .
Several aidywi'k re o'u'ionu ' \ \ . ( , .
adopted.
By 'JhiMim , Tlu .
the tf" t O.IM-
miiuionor put HIvonth sin tt t.n.-- )
in passable emuM-ior. Adi-p ! .
By Hcrnuii , That , thu eiily cli'ik
advertise f.r iwnnty elaya for 1,000
feet of rubber huso. Adopted.
By normaii , That oommilteo on
fire purcliavo Iwn li.iau carts. Adopti d
By JCaufiiiin , That board of public
worliB utivovtisu for proposals to gnulo
Tenth street , from south line of
Pierce , in south line ot nlluy ju-xt
south of Pierce to fu'l ' width of strcyt.
Adopted.
By.McGuckin ; That board ot pub
lip works immediately advertise for
bids to fill or drain the pond of stug-
nant water , lot 3 , block 122 , etc.
Adrpted ,
By Corby : That board of public
works appoint three appraisers to
nppraiso damages to property , in bli'ck
D nnd E. canned by layini ; pipe in
said blocks for Iho Waring system of
sewerage. Adopted.
By McGuckin : Thnt the Major
30 requested to defer the signing > f
.ho ducd of the etrip of land on L'Oth
street , south side of Fnrnam , in ordr
: o exmnino were thoroughly into the
propriety of Hulliuir the sumo for prio *
mined , 81,200. J'lacod on file.
By MoQuckin ; That the city at.
ornoy frame an ordinance amending
'paving district No. 1. " BO as to reid
'paving district No. 1 , which ahull
comprise Oth street from Douglas to
hoU.P , froightCdopot , " and u'eo '
unending district No. 0 , to include
Mlh street , between Howard &m
Dodge. Adoptee ) .
By O'Kocfc : That the services t
special policeman to guard pritonern
bo dispensed with , and that ho bo pu
on regular force , if competent
Adopted.
By Kaufman : Requesting board o
public works to advertise for twi
weeks , for proposals to fill the wash
out on 10th , near Hickory. Adopted
By McGuckin , Lcodor and Kauf
man : That pay for laborers on street *
bo $1.87 } P r day. Adopted.
By McUuckin : That u hydrant , bi
placed at Twenty-seventh and Farnuti
streets. Referred to committee 01
wotor works.
By O'Koofo : That the board ol
public works advertise for work ol
construction of mains for the Warinp
system from the present tormina
point northerly ns for as the appro
printion will admit ; also , for material
and pipe laying for laterals between
Dodge and Chicago streets inclusive ,
and that the city engineer submit ni
ordinance creating necessary districts.
Adopted.
By AIcGuclin : That the strcol
commissioners clean the gutters or
Farnam street , from Ninth to Fifteenth
toonth , and also to clean the streets.
Adopted ,
IlEPOHTS OF COMMITTEES.
Judiciary Recommend election ol
0. V. Gallagher , 0. D. Uiue nnd Jaa.
Ross ns directors of the public library.
Adopted.
Judiciary That building ownon
within sewer districts 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 ,
connect with sewer mains. Adopted.
Streets and Grades That utrool
commissioner purchase 100 cubic yardt
of broken atone at $2.25 per yard tc
repair Farnam street. Adopted.
Streets nnd Grades--Recommend
ing payment of $454.22 for grading of
Tenth street. Adopted.
Strootsand Grades ThatThlrtoonl.h
jtroot bo graded from Mason to Wil
liam. Adopted.
Streets nnd Grades That city on-
ujnoor report at next meeting on con-
Jition of Farnam street in vicinity ol
Twentieth. Adopted.
Streets nnd Grades That matter of
Park avpnuo grade bo referred to the
city engineer to report next meeting.
Adopted.
Strootsand Grades That commu
nication of R. L. May bo filed.
Adopted.
Streets nnd grades : That ordinance
aa to size and shape of gutters and
crown of streets bo passed. Adopted.
Streets nud grades : That certain
grading bo done on St. Mary's avenue.
Adopted ,
Streets and grades : That thu city
attorney report ordinance nt next
neoting changing curb line on Capitol
avenue to thirty feet from lot line on
each side from Twentieth to Eleventh
street. Adopted.
Streets nnd grades : Same with rof-
> rcnco to Burt street , from Twonty-
L'hirel to Seventeenth.
Streets nnd grades : That the Bur-
ington & Missouri railway bo allowed
13 grada Farnam street , provided they
jgroo to build an "ovorcrossing" on or
joforp January 1 , 1885. Adopted.
Railroads , that the Union Pacific
ilaco planks between the railroads on
Slovonth street , and that the culvert
10 not put in at present on Twelfth.
Adopted ,
OIIDINANCBS.
To amend section 3 , of chapter 24th ,
f compiled ordinance , to road ; "Com-
> onsation of the iurnkoy shall bo § 75
ior month. " Referred to judiciary
ommittco.
Ordering the paving of district num
ber eleven. Passed.
Appropriation ordinance for months
> f Juno ami July was read , the total
! isbursemonts .amounting to ever
§ 28,000. Passed.
Changing grade on Thirteenth , bo-
, woon Oostollur. and Dorcas streets ,
'assod.
An ordinance relative to dogs and
> ther animals running at Inrgo in
Hanscom Park. Referred to judi-
iary.
Providing for a judgment index ,
'nsaod.
Compelling parties to rnako sewer
onnoctions. Passed.
Relative to size and shape of gut-
era and crown of streets. Passed.
IIK80UJTIOJ B.
By Kaufman : That the street commissioner -
missioner take up the stones trom the
reek on Tenth street , nnd fill Tenth
treot to its full width. Rotorred to
ommittco on streets nnd grades nnd
ity engineer.
Uy Behm : Thnt the city ndvortising
or the month of August bo given to
THK EVJJNINO BEE nt the price offered
by THK BEE Publishing Company.
Adopted.
Adjourned to Tuesday next at 2
) , m.
' 'SPECIALS. "
vhnt it Gouts to Travel Llkou Lord
The parsnQ through thin city , and
ver tin ) various railroad lines uf u
lany " juci.vlt ) , " or in other iviueis
'uJ'tnnr. nnd other private cais , char-
tmd ! ) pcicoiiBof ondli'fca ir.ciuis or
ox.uuue i lluofcj ! 1,0 ojunnou
nu 10 uiror.ot ) tlm1. Ihn foDowii g
r.fornmtum in rttrnici to tlm chargi-a
fur u or , n eluding uervici'B of a con.
ductor , porter m d tvovaitora will be
interesting ;
The Pullman company ohURCS § 85
a day for the 1100 of u car , which in.
eludes the services of
n conductor , a
cook and two waiteis. Boaldos this ,
the person hiring the car or in faot
any cnr must buy eighteen full tick-
eta of the railroad line over which the
car passes , for hauling it. The car is
usually attached to n regular train ,
and , if a special engine is
secured , which is rarely the case , the
cost is greatly increased. Provis
ions nnd liquors nro supplied by the
Pullman company nt cost , or the pur-
son to whom the car is let may stock
it himself. Sleeping cnra arc let nt
the rate of § 05
n day , including a
conductor nnd porter , und hotel cars
at § 7fi n day , including it conductor ,
oook nnd two waiters. The Pullman
company also has two huntini ; nnd
liBhing cars. One is named the
Davy Crocket nnd the other thu
liaak Walton. The charge of thi'co '
oars is § 35 a day , which includes
jook and waiter for each. Tln-io
: ars nte provided with kennels frr
Jogs.
WANTED. A good aocond-haud
oloi , Address box X , Central
, Neb , 1j.3t
RULE BRITTANHIA.
St , Ooorgo's Day Celebrated al
Hanscom Park ,
A Brilliant Success and an En
thusiastio Crowd.
Speeclif , Manic , Dnnclnc and Goo (
Time Gonornlly.
Yesterday ono of the grandest pic
nica that has been held In Omaha foi
Botno titno past was thnt gotten up bj
the St. Oeorgo'e aocioty at Uascorr
park. Shortly uftor the hour fixed foi
the commencement n largo and fash' '
ionnblo conoourao of people asaomblcd
in the park , and as the day grew oldoi
the crowd incrcaaod , and probablj
reached over eight hundred persons ,
The mem bora of the aocioty pre
aontod a very elegant appearance , nnc
each ono were a hnndsoi.no badge or
hia breast. All the arrangements had
been made with great cnro , and noth <
ing occurred to mar the complotonoa !
of the proceedings in the slignteat degree -
greo Among thoao present wo noticed -
ticod someof our oldeat and moat
prominent citizens. Wo rnfrain from
giving any names , for the list , if at all
complete , would bo very lengthy.
The exorcises commenced with a
truly patriotic rendition of that plo-
rious old anthum "Ilulo Britania , "
after -which the preaidotit , Mr. W. II.
Oarloton , delivered a very fine oration
tion , which waa listened to with
marked attention. "Gome Whcro the
Lilies Bloom , " by the Misses Stev
ens , Mr. W. Stovona and Mr.
Tremaino , waa next on the pro
gramme , which was excellently exe
cuted. Messrs. Johnson , Lanyon , T.
Bonnor and Taylor then made eomo
speeches of five minutes' duration ,
which proved to bo very entertaining.
Mr. Ed. J. Hadrill sang "Tho Guard
Saip" excellently , and ho waa loudly
applauded.
Some inoro spoeohos by Messrs ,
Rothwcll , J. Bonnor , Dove and Live-
soy wore then given , and Mrs. Parker -
kor treated the audience to a beauti
ful song. Great interest was evinced
in. the exhaustive osaay , delivorcct Jin
clear tones and in a very Impressive
manner , by Mrs. Jane Latoy.
Frank Stockdalo's recitation re
ceived great commendation , and the
song by W. O. Sanders creator !
grrat enthusiasm among the auditors
and ho was vociferously recalled.
That popular speaker , Mr. W. J.
Broadbent then stepped forward and
delivered nil amusing and ofi'ectiyo
speech occupying fifteen minutes in
delivery. The live minute speeches
of Mesara. Ballingor , Midgoley and
Powell dcscrvo a word of praise , and
"Two Merry Girls , " by thoao charm
ing vocalists , Etta Bonner and Nellie
Stevens was everything that ono could
wish.
wish.Tho
The 'solo and chorus entitled
"Cousin Jodediah , " was a success , as
waa also the recitation by Mr. Shop-
hard. Mr. Taylor's vocal effort and
Mra. Eayro's reading wore both good.
Miss Wolf made a decided hit with
her roscitation , and the well-known
duett , "Larbord Watch , " by Mr
Stevens and Mrs. Barnacle , received
many ocomiums. A few more short
addresses' by Messrs. Hadrill , Gar
diner , Layter and Lonnsburry wore
then made , and "God Save the
Queen , " and the "Star Spangled Ban
ner" by the baud and guests con
cluded this very enjoyable part of the
programme.
After a short interval the picnickers
disposed themselves in various parts
of the grounds , where they refreshed
the inner man ( and woman ) . Having
satisfied their hunger , which had been
stimulated by the open air exorcises ,
they ocatterod in various direct'ona ,
where they spent the remainder of
the day in such innocent games as
cricket , croquet , lawn tennis , grace-
hoop , swinging , foot racing , etc. Many
of the visitors , however , preferred
dancing , for which ample provision
had been * made. Irvine's famous or
chestra supplied Eomo soul-inspiring
music at different intervals which en
livened the festivities. Judging from
the faces of both old and young , wo
can safely conclude that the entertain
ment was a brilliant succces and every
body present had a glorious time.
THK BEE wishes the St. George's
society ovety success.
BII/L AND
Buffalo Wllllfttn Seokoth Ye Company
of Slump Bull.
Hon. William F. Cody , who ns Buf
falo Bill is inoro familiar to the gcr-
eral public than a poatugo etamp , ar
rived on the Denver trnin yesterday
and took up his quarters at the
Mtllard. William is on his way to
Furi. R mdall for the purpoio of se
curing the services of Sitting Hull as a
member of his troupe during the com
ing seanon. This , of course , will be
the greatest attraction ever
put on the road , exceeding
if possible , the excitement created by
Buffalo Bill's firit appearance on tlai
mimic stage. Sedentary Taurus aa a
h'ar raiser in hiuoric.il. His poworo
uf "drawing" are peculiar , and belong
to no particular school known to the
theatrical world. Of course his rule
will incline to the heavy villain part ,
sauced with all the ferocity of the real
Forrestian tragedy. Wo predict for
this now theatrical star a brilliant suc
cess.
Buffalo Bill has engaged for hia
regular trip .in entirely now corps of
irtists. None cf the last year's com
pany will appear with him , except
Julo Keene , the irrepressible dialect
samodiun. Old Omnipresent Ogden ,
.he bueinosa manager of Williams'
: heatrical affairs , will of course remain.
The play for the season is an en-
.ircly now one , written by Charles
Foster , entitled "Twenty Days' Pledge
) f Buffalo Bill. " It is suid to bo the
inest play Bill has yet apppearod in ,
rhn company will open in Milwaukee
Vugust 3lHt for three- nights , The
bllowing week Chicago will bo d -
ighted , and subsequently a westwttiU
rip will bo made aa far as Dea Moitum.
Men St. Louis will bo visited durh'S ' (
ho Veiled Prophets' ' carnival wock
and afterward the eastern cities cAlice
upon. "Buffalo Bill's Pledge' and
the first appearance of Silting Bull or
the O. P. side will give the Q. to un <
ending linea of popular excitement.
A BLOODY SCENE.
An Insane Man Tries to Butt Hia
Brains Ont in His Dell.
Horrible Gaping Wounda and
Streams uf Gore.
The Dogpornte Resolve of n Man
Who Thought HoVnito
Bo Hun u-
The encounter between Mr. John
Bell and the suppoaed burglar , at the
residence of the former , on Park
Wilde avenue , waa detailed yester
day. After Ha incarceration In the
county jail it waa discovered that the
man was really inaano ; that ho came
from Chicago on Sunday and boarded
at Kuccrn's hoto ) , on Thirteenth
street , where he was known as Anton
Liska.
From the first he showed signs of
insanity , and then Kucern kept him
up stairs during the nighf until 3
o'clock , when Liska managed to es
cape and jump over a ton foot fence
nd into the crook , going over to Boll's
10UBO.
Monday Liaka continued to show
evidences of being a "crank , " say-
ng all the time that oomo ono was
'allowing him and that ho was going to
bo hung. Ho declared ho could
see them building the scaffold through
the bars of hia window. Ho slept
aomo in hia cell Monday but Tuesday
morning waa no batter. The jailer ,
Mr. Joe Miller , came down town
about 8 o'clock to file a complaint
againat the man to bring before the
board of insane commissioners , and at
that time ho seemed a little moro ra
tional and asked to have some tobac
co brought to him. Miller concluded
not to file the complaint until ho could
learn if the man's condition waa the
result of liquor.
Soon after ho loft , ono of the pris
oners who was in the hall heard a
heavy thumping in the direction of
Liska'a cell , and went 10 see what was
up. As he approached .th door he
saw Lieka running toward it from the
far corner of his coll. The insane
man had evidently concluded that
ra'hcr than hunp , as hia hallucination
had convinced him ho might do , ho
would butt his brains out against the
prison walls. Ha had his head lower
ed and as the witness ncared the door
jammed the top of the skull against
the sharp iron corner of the
door post. Ho then returned , and
repeated the operation again and
again Once ho passed his
hand ever the top of his head and
swept off a torrent of blood upon the
floor and soon after , with another terrible -
riblo jam fell back stunned , but not
wholly insensible , for ho continued to
beat his head against the cruel iron by
using the muscles of his neck ,
The prisoner who witnessed the
bloody scene telephoned down to the
court house , and anon Jailor Mi'lor ' ,
Deputy Sheriff 0'rowoll andJDr. Chad-
wick appeared on the scene
the cell door WPS throw :
open niid the man picked
up and transferred to another cell ,
his own being covered with bloou.
Here ho was laid out on an iron cot ,
and for fear of a renewal of his
paroxysms , was manacled and shackled
down while his wounds wore exam' '
ined. They were found to consist oi
six great gushes , which extended from
the forehead to the crown , and looked
as If they had been deliberately
carved with a butcher knife. It was
impossible to sow them up , as they
would , the doctor said , immediately
pull apart.
When the patient rallied ho talked
more sensibly than ho had done since
his arrest , and said hia wounda did
not hurt him. Dr. Chadwick said ho
would recover if the inlLimmatiou and
erysipelas could bo kept off , but it is
a bad month for such wounds.
Liska asked how many had been
killed in there , and said ho could
stand as much as anybody , and if ho
gets well his word will certainly bo
made good. He is quite a young man
and very halo and powerful. Ho wus
resting tolerably well when THE BEE
reporter left , but Jailor Miller thouuht
it would bo a g.cat advantage if ho
could bo moved > o a better place , and
that his chances for recovery would bo
greatly increased.
SJLVEK WEDDING BELLS.
Mr. anrt Mrs. Fetor Johnson aurprlsod
by Their Friends.
On Saturday evening last , July 29 ,
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Johnnon , 1213 Cuss ntrcet , was the
fceno r.f a delightful uil'iir , being the
celebration of their twenty-fifth anni
vcrs-ary.
The couple LKVU bt'cn in Omaln for
thirteen jourc , having come trom Swe
den to Nebraska , and they Imvo a host
of fiionda , who , on the evening in
question , took them by surprise , in
vading the hauau to the number of 80
or 100 , iUid prosonltid them with a
very fine full ton set of
silver , purchased at Max Meyer
it Bros' , establishment. The
presentation was made by Frederick
W , 13urimw.iv , the well-known black
smith in the U , P shops on behalf of
the friends , A bounteous supper had
been brought along and the evening
was passed in feasting , dancing and
coni'ratulationa. The only daughter
uf Mr. and Mrs. Johnson , is Mrs ,
John M. Peterson , the bosa painter
in the U , P , shops at Evanston.
Wo trust the happy couple whoso
union was celebrated so pleasantly
will live to enjoy u golden wedding.
Mr. and Mrs , Peterson sent in a
iluo ( silver to * urn to their parents.
Capital Hill Concert.
The Bavarian band will givn an-
ithtr ono of their delightful concerts
\t the usual plaso on Capitol hill
.Ilia evening , August 2d , begin- ,
\ning \ at 0:30 : sharp and lasting till 7:30 :
The following is the programme :
1. Don't Make Noise . . . .Smltl
'I. Arle HosamU St. Domingo. . , Uonlzett
3. Lea Slrenz Waltz Waltnnfe
4. Concert Overture , . . .Kaliwodi
5. OrAiul Selection , Pntlence liowmat
C. When the Leaves I5etin ? to Fall. . Ferozz
7. Mascot Quickstep . . .Krnh
AN ANCIENT ORDER.
The Annual Picnic of the A. O. H.
August 10th.
By a combination of unlucky typo >
graphical errors and misunderstand'
ings , the date of the second annual
picnic of the Ancient Order of Hi <
bcrniaua lias been considerably mixed
up.
up.It
It will take place on the lOih day ol
\ugustandnsu8Unlvull bo given in
n style that will muko it pleasant tc
all who attend. The A. 0. U. com'
milteca do things up light and tht-ii
picnica tro among the notable oventt
of each year.
TRAVELING MAN ,
A. 'No. 1 , tnnn vtantedto sell In Colorado , Utah ,
Wyoming , h lisas , Nevada , and the entire wont.
A complete Mm tit Knit Gocdi , consisting In part
of MKU'S socks , Indies' , illMes' and Children' ]
Leanings and Blockings , LiUlcs and Gentlemen's
Double ami Single > Itttrm. JIUsci' and Chll
dron's Mittens , Cardlgjn Jackets , Scarfs nnd
Cops , nlio
GERMAN FULLED MITTS AND
STOCKINGS.
Address stating age , experience and reference to
Ju28-lw.m&B Detroit , lllcli.
SPECIAL POTICE8.
NOTICE Advertisement To Loan , for , Sale
Loet , Found , Wanto Boarding , ILC. , will bo In
serted In these column ! once for TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CENTS
J > r lino. The first Insertion never law tban
TWENTY-FIVE OENTd
TO LOAN MONtY.
IONF.Y TO LOAN Call at U\w Omce of D.
M L. ThcrnM Boom Q CrcUhton BIok.
kTO LOAN At 8 ptr ccntln-
J tfrtsl In surcs.of ? 2Krt oud
upwards , lor 3 to E year ? , on arst-clsr.ii city end
farm property. BKMIB EBJII. ESIATJ ni LOAH
AOCSOT. 15th and Dauclan Sta.
HELP WAHTED.
Vl/ANTHD A house li the weft end of the
VV the < ! ty , containing nbout six room ,
with stable ndcanlapd room attached. Mut'
baxo water nnJ be convenient to street car. Ad
dress J. P. II. , Metropolitan hotel. nug2-3t
WANTED Ito lahle an I experienced man.
Ono used to bo scs and wording arru el
place. Deference n quired. Apply at uorllicaat
corner of 19thand California streets.
053-t- E. WAIJKLI.Y.
WANTED AircnU ti follclt for tlv } Bctrolt
Mutual ItcnoRt A'sselatlon of Detroit.
Mich. GodInducement".to tbo light p riles ,
llonoy to loan nnd loanj n cotlatcd on liberal
term- . Inquire of N. U. Buck , Agent for Ne
braska , Room'218. ISlh street , upsulra.
1HD-7"
WANTfcD 100 stone masons , 75 toims. 1EO
rock mo . Ship Situr.lay. WaeeH from
2.0 to 84.00 p r day. 75 scams 85 00 per day ,
nquiro of J. W. Bundle , cor 10th and Dodge
treets. 945 *
A flrst-claisinioteook at tbo H.
WANTED
Charles Hotel , Harm y street. Apply on
the premises. O'JLtt
WANTED A plrl to do ffononl house work
In a family of two. Reftn ncea required.
Apply to COS south 18th street0442 *
TTTANTED Sewing glrla to learn Iho Kelljgg
VV French Tailor System of Dress Luttlnir ,
now being taught at liilO Mlllard Hot"l Block
Cutting done t ) test , alau custom cutting done
n shortest i oselbla time. Patterns cut to order.
nd At warrant d by MIH. BOND ,
General Agent for Kellcgg Tailor System of Dn si
cutting , P28-4t
WANTED An cxper'enccd ' girl to do gen
eral house work In i mall family. Ittfcr-
cnccs requlnd. High wcgis ghcn. Call at 114
Sou'hlDthSt. , city. 010-tf
WANTED A flrst-cbss girl mu-t lo good
cook , washer nnd Ironcr. Vfngn 84 00
per week. Itqulro at Leo , Fried & Co's , or at
lloj olllco. (134-tf (
"ITTANTKD 500 privy vau.ts , ulnks < ind ccns
W pooln to clean with Bariltnry Vault and
Sink Cleaner , the best In uco. A. K\nun Si Co. .
residence 1200 Dodge street. Onuba.
At once , a first ( .lass carriage
WANTED ' h. Steady work and gcoj
wages. Addrc e , F. J. Snouncr , Atlantic , Ia
923-3
Good hamcss-makfr and < ar-
WANTED trimmer Steady work. Oo d
nagcs. AARON DEATTV ,
U02-1 Aurora , fob.
Two or three rooms tu'tuMe fo
WANTED ] ) : .u ollkc. dJntf Lr. 1'crtr
Bee ofllco. 609-tf
" \TITANTK1J Tpn teams to work on r'lorcnc
VV Cut-On. Wages 43 60 per day.
877-tf MlrdMKI.I VIVflKNT.
1 AA MEN WANTrD At Fiflrcnco Cut-Off ,
Ll'lnine mile1) i" rth cf 0 < mha. Wages
J1.76 per diy MITCHELL VINCENT.
330-tf
M1CELLANEOW8 WANTS.
A NfED 7bout AugU8tl51ahrusooll"or
fi rooms , on line o ( btrcet railway prefer
red. Address "llouto , " Bee Ottlco. aul-tf
RENT HOUOE3 AND LAND.
KJST V pleasant furnli lied 10 in fcr
FOB two goatlemen. Inqn re a' 1012
Jallfornlait cet 059-tf
IlENT Kurn eho I rojcn. App'y at 103
FOU
South itrcct. 0512 *
DENT 7wo rooms and ki rhcn In new
FOH , with h rirant watercorner I3lh and
JallfornU streets. Inquire a' No. C0i North
ISthmrtct. 052-4-
IUCNT A brick lioii'u with 8 rooms on
FOR , between 20'h niul 2'nt ' street ) En
[ iilrool V.'m. K. Morrli. cier Statu Bank.
010-2 *
POIt KENT Ono neatly furnlfhed room , uUh
prl ilO0 ! cf a JainlLg par or. 1S13 Uclmtcr
' .root. _ _ _ _ _ _ 8t2-tf
RENT Nit elr fcrnUhet ! room , corni r 151 h
310 and la > eniiDrt itrtvt , north wat corner.
Hi : . T A Inr o plcacai t lutntslicd couth
Fait , with closet , good lo.irJ n xt ilrcr ,
| > py ) 1311 L'a-e Btreet. U27-U
poll KENT In good location , rl\ rooms , up-
L1 stalls. Enquire Jot-n Johnson , tt , E. cor-
ur Faniamana ilth. 031-tf
RENT A p'oifant furnlched room on
Poll rirnt floor , unu block from street car , at
! 4t3 Harney street. 01l-tt (
[ TtOR BENT Four room ( .ottago , largo lot ,
0 tiouth 17th , August Itt. J L. Weltbana ,
60 Farnani btrect. 9C5-If
BENT N. E. corner 10th and Dav
enport W4.1
[ T10B BENT Furnished haunt f icven room > ,
U to tmall fiinlh. 1'OSM ) slon Augu > t Ut. Ad-
rots "Furulebid1' JU'o otllco , Sal-if
BENT Brick store Ir quire at Dm/
FOB , coiner 10th and Douglas sts. 520-tf
BENT Uou o of 0 rooms , newly plus-
FOR and p.lnttd. | 1S CX ) ] wr munth.
iorth of 16th street bridge on IS h Direct. Can-
enlcnt toihopn Applr corner 12lh aid How-
rdstreet. Newspaper Union. bS7 > lf
H NT Two new dwellings and two other
FOB * in deolrabl * Ice lily , by UcKoon ,
lo. KU DougUa street. bl7-tf
ron KF-NT Fu-rushed" ro m at 1810 Ftrnam
ree .
urto.ufor cemUman witn rjtcr-
tncs , 1312 Dodso strest between IStn and
| W I IlENT One plcasint roo-n ,
1 If desired. 117 south 17th strret. 86itf
L9TS tor leMe * ' t25-M I1" nnum , each
I,0' ? ! ' ' " " ' ft'0r n8e Gro e
' ! !
u1' adj Inlng Hanscom P rk on the welt.
fl o mlniitc-9 walk from 8 net cars , ilotcy ran
b obtained to build with , by persons leasing
thwo lots at regular ntff.
JAMES F. MORTON.
U On premises , olllce 1S15 Farnam Strc 6
FOB BENT Xew cotUgo , six roomr , rear
houce , head bt. M i > ' a\cnuo.
809-tf WM. McCANDLIsII.
I OR HENT-Furi Ishcl room with board ;
JL' mcdmn Impra.tmnrit4 , a few table boirJers
can bo accommodated , at 1718 Lodge street.
(151-tf (
"VTINE HOUSES FOR KENT SmtH and Urge ,
JLl two totitelvo rue s each ; ono or to new
ones with all modern convenience ) . Ono of 12
rooms , snltablo lor boarding and room renting.
17th and DoufclaskU. DEJI1S , Acei.t.
Jo23-tf 15th and Dou IA.to. .
T70K IIEN1 Hoarding house well I i 1
JU Inquire 103 10th street , alto3 rorr 'n
corner ol lith ! and Douglas stroat. 1 , i' ' . ,
prcml in.
TjOB BENT Two nicely turnlshotl south roema
J ; rciU'Qnttlile prlcM , 2013 Cm > etrcet. 3 ! < 2-t
WO FUBN1SHED noutn rooms for rent. S.
W. corner 19th and Davenport. 300-tf
FOB BENT A 7 room house and 4 stall
iUbloon Convent strict , mar Ht. Marys
a > cnuc , Bent 1(21.00 per month Enquire o
Baiker llrothcrs , I'm olllco. 60i-tt
rOB UENT-Furnlshed front room with board.
1 COS North 17th st. 031-U
j > OH nENT-Furclshed room , 1723 Douglas
! _ street. 4&l-tf
[ TlOtt UENT. Two now elegant houses. In-
. L' qulro at Peterson's Clothing e ore , near II.
I1. 1 " - 692-tf
KKWT X
N. ii. co.- . lath tJ Dtilj .
T710B RKNT Nicely furnished rooms with 01
J } without board , lleasonable prlcon. 2019
C'Ufl 8t. Tnn n
'
rpn SALE
_
" "
F 6TT"aALE A good fmillvhora * . Luycy and
so * at harness. Apply at 1818 Karnim
street. O.'l-it
FOU SALE A five aero lot ntiel good house
ono mile north ot Barrack * Inquire on
promises or deo. II. 1'otcrson , No 60 , 10th
ettect. 847-Im" c. SCRKNJON.
FOU HALE A Rood family horec , pheaton
buggy acd haraces very cheap Apply to
cr address C. P. S.locrs , Fo.t Onvtbn. Ul2-2'Jj
"T1011 SALE Dray horse , harness and top
L tuggy. A raio chaLco for a faulty. Ad-
edces "Hand Leader1 Fort Ouiaha. PJ9-6 *
Traon SALn Housoand lot 31x300 foot on Cal.
L KoinU street , tastof Sacred Heart Cement.
$ .00. JlcCAOUF , .
930-t ; 0iposll | po t j
HOUSE and lot for BilvNo. . 025
street , near Cutnl g. Inquire C' ( ; r store ,
corner 10th and Jackson streets. 8H5-a'25
T IOIt SALK A ffocd jnvlni ; Rrorcry > u irujs
JJ en loth street. S.ulsfaetory rensnin for
eelllnp ; . Address " 0ti. . U. , " 2113 L'a\unnrrt
s'rcct. fSl.M
_
FOR SALU Entire Erocery i toeV and fixtures ,
thrci Ilplit express toims and wmoin. Seven
a rca of land with house , Larn an ' other In ) iroie-
mcuts. four lois on corner loth and liancro t
trcci. Jniulre N.J SMITH ,
840-tf Corner 10th and Leavcnworth.
FOR SALE Hou o and cjrncr lot , at $1,050 ,
bargain. McCAOUE , opposite P. 0. FSItf
story bullJina ; for Ealo at a bargain. Lo
cated at north-east corner of 17th street ,
and Capitol avo. Must bo moved on or before
August 7th proximo. DCS1IS'
770-tf Agent , 15th nnd
BKAlTriKUli LOIS 60x160 feet each In
Ilanscom Place on street car line. Best lots
n whole addition on very caiy tf rms and at a
Rrcat bargain. Ilsuia' ajcnt. 15th and Douglag
streets 315 tt
O UAHOAIN' , ono larco brick houte , and ono
largo frame house , with full lot on Caeo near J6th
street. Fine chinco for Investment , rent f.r J70
per month. Call for full particulars , on
BEMIS ,
COO tf Agent , lEtli a d Dou Iae ftu , '
TTI OTEL FOU SALE. The Arlington House
JJ. First class ; all furnished. The only hotel
In town. The cheapest property In the stato.
Has all the traveling men. Will bo sold cheap on
terms to suit. Enquire of E. Fullo , proprietor ,
Arlington , Washington county , Nob. C63 u
TiOK SALE Or will oxen * KO for Omata pro-
jC percy , an Improved sec on of land adjoin
ing a station on U. P. B. B. i ! . DUNHAM , HH
Farnuam St. , Omaha. 7 0o ; : > i
I BICE FOB BALH.
B BALH.ESTABROO
203-tf ESTABROO I d
T71O11 BALK The Pen'ULAK HOTKL , Jenoa
JU as the BOYS' HOME. This house Is c -
trally located , has south and cut front , ufj
surrounded w th flno shade trees ; contMnr'
s'ceplng rooms , has Ice bouoo. laundry , i H. , .
room , ic. Has a world w.do reputation and a
better patronage than many houses of twice Its
capacity. Price 85,000. For particulars 'J.
dress , A. A. SAWDEY.Ued Cloud , fteb.66M'
66M'
BALED HAT At A. I ! . Pander1 > < ! St
1013Un < cov8t. Cl9-t
MlaOBLLANIOUS ,
' / AGENTS for Nebra'ka. Kanuii mid
SI'FCIATAGENTS ' the INDUsTlilAL
LIFE ASSOCIATION of Indiunarolls , Indiana ,
wii ch has stood the test ol I lav , ] u\a all losses
In full ; stronftiy Indorsed bv the he-t iusurai cc
autharl let ; ttorouglly cstabllihfd , taslly
worked , anil 1 < not on the co operutUo or old
line plan. Liberal contracts made with incr-
L'i'll : tucr.ti at a compensation of from two
Ihoutand to three thousand dollars per jcar
Addresi 1NDU-.TB'AL ' LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
No. 70 East Market street , Jndlananolls , Ind.
July23-lm7.
LOST A pup B'\cn months old. Very large.
Colcr , Ihcr and ulnta , Ono fere i'g
pecklcil. A liberal reward wl'j ' be paid for his
ntum to Unison I ivcr Houso. D37-2
A Jersiy cow , ) ello ' and white.
wilh short turn .n hern , largo white spot
on forefoot , long tall and wllto at end , A I'b-
eral reward wi 1 bo paid for her return ro M , A.
McNaniam , B. 14th strut. _ 03SU
EDWARD KUBHL
UAaiSTER OF PALUY.WilBY AND .CONDI .
nONALlBT , 491 ! Ttnth Jilie'ct , D * f--en Ksrcan
TJIarocv. V/1II , wl.h H"s fcU cf ( rit irt ! n
lylifta. obt ln ( or any i&i t , g'.vim ot tr t3kt
1111 ! pri-K-nr , and en ccrUlu conditions ! u tbu lu
'me. L < < ot id Kio < ! 5 piule td irJor ri > rn (
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ol p
y , strength and uholesomeness. More eccno
iltMl thin the ordinary kinds , and cannot b
M in competition with the multitude ol o
at. short weight , alum or phot-fhatu p--uiltrl
donly In cans. KOIAL UAKIMO POWOH CO. ,
6 Wl bt , Nuw York
