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THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 1C , 188- The Daily Bee. = OMAHA. Wednea'JHV Mornitu * , Aug. 1C \Voathor Kopnrt * ( The following olmervntlou nro taken : the name moment , of time nt nil the nt-Ulnr WAII DEPAIITMKNT , U. 8. SIONALSEK- vice , UiiAHA , Aug. 1 , iaS2. ( Il5i.m. : | | ( Urer 7 ! < ( 7 Inchen atiovo bw wU r mam < O-nihi , 4 footo Inches t Yankton ; Jllmlmlpp 3 feet 10 Inches at I. Crease , and Of cot 0 | nchc it Djbuquo. LOCAL BBBV1TIBS. The Omaha Mscm crclior picnic , Au gust 27th. The A. O. H. picnio nt Ilaecall'a parl on Saturday next will ho n cojoyahli affair. affair.Tho The gama lcw expired ycsterdny nn' prairie chickens will uuflcr for a while. The 1'axton hotel , under the hands o : the painters , Is oseummgj a"curK00u < np oearanco. Thcro will ho a meeting nt Tivoli gar den this evening to organize A Oer V man branch of the O. P. L. U. AU Gcr man laboring men nro invited .to attend. y i The Om iha toam-tcrs hnld their rcgu lar meeting at Tivoli hall , Wednesday evening , August IGth. By order of T , , T , it Quick , secretary , t Charles Connoyer , tecretnry of tin board of E lucation ivulvuil n dlspntcli \ from Mr.-James , the newly elected super intendeutinwhich hostateH that ho "lofi yesterday for Omahato look over the field ' Miss Mary Andrew will pi\o artle * sons beginning Monday , September 3d , 1882 , at her studio , above Max Meyer S CO.'B jewelry store , coroner Farnam nnc 351oventh atreotH. The following brnnclic * of art will bo taught : Drawing from tin 11 at and round in c-nyon , charcoal nnt pencil ; loinonn in perspective and sketch Ing trom nature ; painting in all , \vatui colors and mineral coloro , also palnliru ' ? n natln and fllk , and photogrnph coloring , Thosludio will be provided with caste , studies of drawing and painting , ncademy drawing paper , charcoal , caecls , etc , Ono of the largest meetings of the tea- . son-was held by both land leagues Sundaj in the Cat hello library moms , Mr. Jamec Ilnnnigan presiding. The business before the meeting , the coming musical nnd liter ary entertainment In Maaonlo hall , Wednesday nnd Thurnday , 13th nnd Htli of September , waH reported favorably upon , and promises to bo ono of the grand est social events of the season. Ooverol ol tbo members made short speeches. Mr. Tnllon inado one of hia beat ; nlso Mr. Nichol , Hlley , llegnn nnd Jnmes 0. Bren- nan. The tickets for the entertainment are to bo nt the low prioo of 50 cents , In cluding dancing , which takes place each evening after the musical and literary pro- gramme is over. The regular mooting of members are requested to attend ns n mat ter IB likely to come before the mooting that makes it Imperative for all to he pres ent. The missing clgnrmakcr" of Tenth Hlrcot , Peter Peterson , in nad [ tn bo un his Way to his old home in Norway. M. Toft is trylug to straighten up * his , affairs and got hia store into trustworthy Imnda. Phil , llobineon has resigned the posi tion of assistant paiscnscr agent of the Sioux City & Pacific , and will enter thu uorvico of the Union Pacific nt Omaha. Guitar lessons accompaniments for vocal mwlo taught in twelve lessons. Trice 815. Addrsa N. T. , UKK ollice. French and Oer man lessons P10 each per month. Atigl5.3t Articles of Incorporation of the Union Catholic library association were filed in the county clerk's ollice yesterday , The object - ject of tills association and a list of its olficer 1mo already been published by IHK UEB , Last night Mlas Carrie Mason gave n birthday party nt the lesidence ot her pa rents , No. 80-1J Pierce , About twenty ol her friends wore present and made the evening lively , Jtcfreshments were served and presents were numerous. Tun LEB reporter met Judge lluwca on the street yesterday and Inquired us to Avhat people were doing In the way of po- lltlcil work. He ( aid something must be . k- ' * I " going on as he noticed , in pissing along kF the street , overal well known olllce Hoekeru so polite that they even bowed to hitching posts , telegraph poles and mall 1)0X08. Jennie Dickinson was arrested Mon day on the-complaint of Maud Camerpn , charging her with selling liquor without n license. The defendant was brought be fore Justice Wright end waived examina tion nnd gave bonds in the autn of 8300 for her appearance for trial nt the next term of the district court. A good many others might meet the aine fate If properly looked nftcr. There will be a jrrand picnio nt linn , call'n park , August 10th. Kverybody u , luvltfd to nttend. There will b amuse- inenU of all kinds nt the park , and re freshment * will be terved on the grounds. ] xc llerit muelo will he furnished for danc ing , which will comme'nce at 0 o'clock p , 111. Carriages will leave the city fur the park at 1 o'clock p , in. The committee of arrangements is John Theme , Harrison Uuckuer , George Ousloy , G , 0. Karr , Ji me Turner , Thomas Wnde. The annual report of the United States dintrict attorney tliowi the fo'Jowing ' busi ness truuvactions in the federal courts of courts of Nebraska : One hundred and fifty-nine cuea were dinj.osed of. There were uk civil cn e , and 131 criminal. There were 114 violations of the internal revenue statute * , four violations of postal i , eight pi the intercourse lawi ud eight mltcellnnpmu Of these , numbr i conviction * , 1(0 : number of acquittal * , : number nolled nnd discontinued , 3A ; greKftto amount ol judgment ! ) In favor i the United Statin , ? 5,0"-l.fi2j amount en Icctc'l , SI S.V" . Tlio num rrofcrliiln pro < teiutlnnn pending < luly , 1832 , are fort ; ulna. Ntimber of civil ca. ea hlx. Six turn working on the North Omul newer hitd a narrow cnc.ipo from ( lent ycnterday. The hoisting machinery hn j ist been eent tip with a big load , whe the rope broka and the load fell , forti nitfly falling between the gang of men the bottom , It WUB a close call. A bold robbery was committed yoi tcrday on Twentieth street , between Wet stcr nnd California street. At 1 p m , while the fetidly were at their m.ondn meal , tome thief cut the wire screen ncroi thu back window and thus gained an ct r ntc. A pocket book containing SI , > air of car rings nnd four finger line worn found by the intruder , who carrlci away nil but $1 of the cash nnd made goo its escape , ( Jounty Clerk Baumer has received i letter from J. W , Jcnningo , county clerl of Cans , n itlfylng him that there in an in sane woman there , Lmilra Richard ? , wh formotly lived in Omaha near the eli Bellcvuo house , nnd who waa marriei Angiut 2nd , 1882. Ho state * that lit husband in unable to take care of her am wants Douglas county to send for her. Mr Hawner replied that the patty wan mi known here , nhd if she wnn insane the ; had bettor ; send ht r to the asylum. Doug las county in willing to pay her share , bu it IH no use to foot ull the bilU and th insane properly devolves upon the ttn'c , On Friday last three men , in n bugg ; drawn by a fine team of ( ( rays , drove inti Stephcnson'i ) Co pi to I avenuu barn In grea hnuto. The horses \vero g > i exhausted b ; the strain to which they had bsen put thn they fell upon the floor and wcro with dif ( lenity revived , The occupants of tin vchiJo were Dr. Gregg , of Irwin , In. Will LucaH , a brother of lev. ! D. K Lucno , of Des Moluun , nud i man named Halloway. It appear that the outfit had keen purchased by om or moro of the number , who had given i mortgsRo in purt payment of the debt Tno team wns then run out of the state being pursued by the deputy sheriff and i detective from Harlan county , The met were overtaken nt Wnhoo yesterday ant will be brought back to Omnhn to-Uny They wcro evidently on n big hurrah nnt ono of thn number had $1,200 to § 1,500 ot his person. THE CITY COUKT. A Dutch of Mlscollnnoous Business o Importance and Otnerwlao. The business transactions in Judge Bonoko'a court yesterday morning wort uito numerous. Peter Svranson , nrroatrd for dis turbing the peace paid S.'J and coatt , Nellie Brown and Pataoy Bolivor , irrcstcd < ) n the charge of being notor ious prostitutes , went to jail in de fault of $5 nnd costo each. There were two plain drunks. One was fired , oui of town , and the othci will bo eoiit the eainovny after b three days' rest in the ju ? . A young man named Mcok was ar rested for obtaining a suit of clothes , bofjrd and lodging under fnlso pro- tonsoB. The parties who complained } f him took local ndvico and with- Irow the complaint. It aooma that Mcok started a barber shop on Six- : oonth street and after three days , in which financial success did not look yory probable , ho dosed the place. Qo expressed n determination to pay is noon as ho was able. Angels could lo no moro , and as the bible promises that the Meek ahull inherit the ninth the young man'a credit ought lo bo Irat-ciosa. J. U. Morton , a traveling man for a wholesale house in Tennuaaeo , wns ar rested Monday on the strength of n telegram from his linn , charging him with embezzlement. II0 js hold to xwnit the arrival of an ollicor. Edward Ahmcovr will have a hearing Jti Monday next on the charge of maintaining iv nuisance , on the pro- nisoa corner of Jones and Thirteenth itroota. The case of Frank Kotixa nsrainst Frank Veil , in which the latter was iccusod of threatening the lifo oi the former , has been dismisaod. Larson Miller , Sr. , Larson Miller , Ir. , Hiram Miller and John Cowers , irrested lor driving too sharp n trade with n young man working at llonry [ jivosoy'B brick-yard , aud with spirit- np away a valuable liorao without his : oiinunt , were to have n hearing yes- : orday. Mark of Rospoct. Below is a copy of the circular to lioads of departments in Burlington & Missouri generAl olliooa : DEAU Sin : You will please close jrour olllco to-morrow afternoon , the 10th inst. , in resnoot to the memory of Mr. II. M. Smith , Into assistant joncral freight agent. ( Signed ) QEO HOLDUECIE , Oonoral Superintendent. The UtaU CommlBBion. The Utah commiaaionora , recently jppointed under the law relative to jloctiona in Utah , leave Omaha to- lay for Salt Luke to brgin their spec ial work. The commiasion is com [ Mwedof Hon. Alex. Ilaiusoy , ofMin- ucsotuj ex-Secretary af War , who in jhuirnuui } ox-United Btatca Senator L'addock , of Nebraska ; Col. O , L. dodfroy , of Des Moinoa , Iowa ; Judge Dftrltou , . of Terre Haute , Indiana ; uid ox-OoiiKrcEaman PottlBrow , of Arkansas. The first three are repub licans , and the lost two uro democrats , it being ono of the proviaiona of the iavv that the commission nhall not iiuvo moro than three mombcra of any 3ito political party. Senator Paddock trrived in Omaha on Monday , Secre tary JUinaey and Judge Oarlton came fOiterdny morning , and Col. Godfrey , accompanied by hia eon , arrived luat JVeniug. Mr. J'ettigrow la expected : lus morning on the Wabaah train from St , Louis. Largo Foundry and Machine Work * or sale. Brick Shopa , employ 30 nen , do good and increasing business. I'oor health of .proprietor reason for ulo. Boat opportunity in the west. Vddroes J. P , DKMNIS & Co. , Dnute2t Sioux City Iowa. CITY COUNCIL. A Short and Uneventful Sosiio of the Common Council. The Choreeu Aguiust tbo Git ; Marshal Specified. A. Connote utton * Avoidances of th Polioo Fight * At the regular meeting of the cit council last evening thcro were prct out Messrs. Baker , Dollono , liohm Corby , Ilonnan , Kaufnmnn , Locdct AlcQuokin , O'Koefo ' and Thrnno. The journal of the preceding moot ing was read and approved. PETITIONH ANI COMMUNICATIONS. From the mayor : Approving 01 dinanccs. Filed. From the mayor : Roturnina nn 01 dinanco amending the aiduwnlk otdi .miico. Inferred. From the mayor : Appointing M W. Konnard , Ohrin. Ilartmrm am Gen 0. Towlp , appraisers. Approved From the city ttoasuror ; Transmit ting bids for thb Bocond $00,000 o sewer bonds. The sale was awardei to the hichcat bidder , the Vormon Savings bank , of Brattleboro , Vt Confirmed. Bids for the building of a bridpo 01 Saundora strcot acrosa North Omahi creek were rcooivod , and Ohas A Uubbard being the lowest bidder wa awarded the contract. From city engineer tranemittin ) aovcral now ordinances and prolili and eatimato of grading Ninth etrcc from Fnrnain to the U. P. depot. The report of D. Kenfaton , Lar \V. Hill and J. H. Brachin , appraieon of damages arming from the con strucllon of the Waring system wai referred , From property owners on Seventeenth toonth street asking for change oi curb lines on certain portions of eait strpot. Referred. From W. W. Lowe for strips ol land on Sixteenth to aavo shade trees , Referred. From A. W. Fullroido : Requesting action on his petition for action to en. ublo him to acquire title to strip ol land mljoinincc lot 0 , block 0 , Kountsc & Ruth's nddifion. . Referred From the motors of Poor Clare ; Requesting cancellation of certain taxes. Referred. From Louiaa Eilloko : Requesting pcnimaion to remove sidewalks and make excavations in front of t i north 40 foot lot 8 , biock 89. Referred. 1'etitioii of property owners in pav. hit ; district No. 11 , , to have Trinidad street asphalt laid in that district \VUE referred. From the Omaha national bank and others : To widen aidewalks on Thir teenth bctweon Farnam and Douglac to 20 feet. Referred. UESOLUnoNB. By Kaufnmnn : To purehaso of Dr. Richard 0. Moore 800 cubic yards of earth for Eleventh and Jones streets. Adopted. By Kauflmann : To construct catch basin-nt the corner of Thirteenth and Jackson. Referred. By Corby : To connect the drink ing fountain in front of Schrotor & Bocht'a drug store wilh both water and Bower pipes. Adopted. By McQuckin : To put Ninth ttroot , between Capitol avenue and Davenport street , in passable condi tion. Adopted. ByThrane : To give the right to the councilmen to say when and whore sidewalks shall bo laid. Adopted. By MoGnckin : Requiting the Emmett - mott house to connect with the sewer it onco. Adopted. ByLaodor , O'Koefo , Behm , Thrano , Dollono andjMcGuckin ; To investi- jato the following charges against the ohy marshal : First : nis failure to close saloons it the hour of midnight. Second : His failure to prosecute : ho proprietor of the St. Elmo Theatre for allowing fomalcs to solicit the Bale of liquors , tobacco , etc. Third : The failure to-nforco | the mlinutico assessing a licenuo feoof S10 ) ii each tight rope walker , although ho veil know tthat one Henry G. Mead ivaa giving nightly performances from ; ho 10th to the autii of Juno. Fourth : The failure to close notorious rious houses of prostitution in the vi- : inity of the Millard hotel. AH this in the city of Omaha , Doug. las county , Nebraska , during the months of Juno and July * The council voted to ment as acorn- iniltoa of the whole on Friday week to investigate those churyea. IMU'ORTS OK OOMMITTKK3. On judiciary : That the mayor bo uithomod to employ a detective , Ahonovcr necessary. Adopted. On judiciary : Recommending that ; ho city treasurer bo authorized to : incel certain taxoa against Peter Ivctka. Adopted. On streets und grades : Recommend , ing the adoption of the report of ap praisers in the damages arising from itraightonini ; North Omaha crook , that the amounts bo placed in the next appropriation ordinance and that Lho treasurer tender same to the iwnors of the property , Adopted. On streets mid grades : Recommend * ing that the board of public works bo luthorizod to sell surplus earth from Sixteenth street between Douglas and Ezard. Adopted. On streets and grades ; Recammond. ing passage of ordinance changing the jurb lines on Burt strcot botwoqu Seventeenth and Twonty-third streets. Tabled. Resolution by Bohm : To round off Dodge street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth , so as to make property up. ; iroaohablo as BOOU as poseiblo. Ru- 'erred ' , On police ; Allowing certain bills. ( Vdonted. On police ; To file niRrahnl's report ) n liquor dealers. Adopted. On police ; Reporting compliance vith certain orders of the city council. \dopted. i9.'JLfiro ' : RoPort'nS ' allowance of flXK ( ) for construction of now hose iou a on Tenth street , nml recom nouding that it bo placed in next ap. iropnation ordinance. Adopted. OWUNANCES. An ordinance to curb , grade and [ utter Tenth street near f'ioroo wai tassed , An ordinance providing for the grading of a part of Saundcrs stre > was passed. A ordinance ordering that part i Tenth dtioeh withiti paving district N > 2 , to bo paved \vuli granite block , an requiring street railway companies I pivo between the rails of their tracl attuato therein , was passed. An ordinance requiting Thirteen ! struct , between the north line of M ; son and the south line of Willian street , to bo brought to grade w < passed. An ordiuanco declaring the nccci aity of appropriating private proport for the extension of Phil Sherida street was read twice and referred , An ordinancq amending the ordnance nanco creating paving districts , etc , was read twice and referred to the ji diciary committee. An ordinance establishing the cur' line of Capitol avenue from Sever toonth to Twentieth street , to confon wi > h those an Dodge and Doughs , we r > ftd twice and referred , A ordinance establishing the grad of Douglas direct , from Tnrenty-fift 10 Twenty-sixth streets , was rua twice and referred. An ordinance requiring the Omah Bono Railway company to lay stra or Iht rails on Tenth street withi paving district No. 2 , was road twic and referred. An ordinance changing the grade c Sixteenth street , between Wobatc and Iz.ird streets , wits road twice am referred. An ordinance establishing and dc fining the boundaries of sewerage die tricta No. 5 , G , 7 , 8 and 0 , was reai twice and referred. An ordinance directing the con structien of sewers in the above dia tricts , and securing the neceusary ma terial for name , was referred. A resolution was introduced re questing the mayor to appoint ap praitscrs to appraise the < ] iunago don by changing the grade of Sixteentl street , between California and Web ster. Adopted. On motion , the council adjournei for two weeks. RUNAWAY HORSES. A Couple of Equine Escapades am Narrow Escapee. A couple of lively runaways tool plaeo yesterday , in each of whiol parties involved mot with a narrov escape from serious injury , if no death. The lifnt occurred at 10 o'clock when a team belonging to Mr Snydowin , attached to a light spring wagon loaded with vegetables , rar away on Thirteenth and struck ncrosi to Tenth. In front of Paxtcn & Gal lagher'a warehouse the vehicle col. lidcd with a pbtuton , breaking thi front wheel ofT. Soon after it struct a telegraph pole , and the tongue breaking the wa on came to a stop. The horses wore driven by a little girl , who fell out at this point and was badly bruised "about the face und head. Her injuries were not nevero , but she was terribly frightened when she WAS picked up by an oliicur und burned over to herrelutiypB. ANOTHER COLLISION. About 11:30 a fine black horse at tached to a phaeton , the property of P. H. Sharp , the harness man , ran way on Farnam street. Near Thir teenth it collided with a buggy driven by Miss Belle Kimball , daughter of jlonoral Manager Kimball , of the Union Pacific. The young lady VIM jnablo to escape , owing to the fact Lhat the buggy was wedged in between i street car and the runaway. The 'rent whenl of the phaeton struck a irhool of Miss Kimball's buggy , both jeing torn to pieces and the body ; hrown out. Mr. E. G. Ryloy , thu painter , was close by and caught her joforo she touched the ground. Bharpi's horse ran to thu corner of Sixteenth and Farnam , \ hero it was itopped by alaboring man , who showed i coed deal of grit in doing so. Runaways are entirely too frequent n this city , and while those may not : omo under the objectionable list1 , it H a fact that a great many result 'rom animals being left untied by , hcir owners on the principal stree-ta. PENELOPE L'ho Operetta Well Given at Maaonla Hall Last Evening. The operetta of "Penelope , " under ihargo and direction of its author , Hr. Walker , was ( given at Masonic lall last evening for the benefit of L'rinity church. The acting and sing- ng of all \fM good , and the accnmpa- limont on the piano by Mrs. Funk pas excellent. After the entertain- nont dancing wass commenced , and hero were refreshments. A Card. In regard to the statement in The Evening BKK of August 15th , of for- ; ory on the part of myself , I liavo to ay the check given was dated the 5th , at which iimo the money was in oadinoss to moot the ame , and as the acts substantiate , it was paid on the late for which it was given And an ocardn the crookedness or forgery , ns ailed , I would refer all to Mr. j , J , foligh , who very soon advised the topping of proceeding * upon learning ho facts. F. E. MONK. Saratoga Doings The Union Sunday school picnio rill take place nt Pries Lake , August 7th , istoad of 10th. The change is lade necessary by the fact that notherparty had engaged iho grounds or the latter date , Mr. A. 0. Smith and wife are pending a week at Fremont. Hon. James 11 , Kyner is expected it homo in a day or two. The monthly concert of the Union Sunday echool on Sunday evening , lotwithatanding the loss of the qiur- otto Hinging owing to sickness in the lumber. Thu next concert will bo ivon on the first Sunday in Septom > ier , nt which Secretary Howaer , of ho Y. M , C. A , , ia expected to assist. CUUKOO. ILAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE lode from the wild llowers of th AH KAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY , , is the most fragrant ot perfumer , lanufaotured by H. B. Slaven , San 'rauciico. For Bile in Omaha by W. . \Vhltehouso and Konuaia Bros. , DEPARTf/iEHT / DETAILS More Staff Cfflcora to Lea Omaha for Oilier Sta tions. A Battery of Artillery Order * to Take Station at the Barracks. Kotos at Port Onmlm-JotUnga fro Headquarters. The probability of further chang in the departmen of the Platte w hinted at in THE BEE some weeks ng That probability has now been changi into a certainty by the announcomc : that Col. Ludington is to bo transfc red from his present post and to tal station after October 1st , at Ft. Lea enworth , Kan. , wilh the Dcpartmci of the Missouri. The regret whit will every whore bo felt over Col. Lin ington's removal from Omaha will m bo tampered by the fact that Major. , V. Furoy will at the same time leai our city and take station at Btiltiiuor Gen. G. B. Dandy , now qu rtorma tor at St. Louis , will probably bo a signed to the position vacated I Major Ludincton. Major Furoy successor has not yet been announce ! A Washington paper states thi Gen. Howard is making otrong eff-jr to bo transferred to the Dopartmot of the Columbia instead ot the D < partmont of the Platte but that then is no probability of hia success in thi direction. General Howard will bo great acquisition to the Young Men Christian Association of any localit to which ho may bo ordered. An order of great importance i Omaha has just been issued by Adji taut General Drum , which creates liv now light batteries of artillery , an orders battery D of the Fifth arti lory with three ollicors , 65 men an four pieces of ordnance to Foi Omaha. The stationing of this bal tory at the barracks will , at once necessitate the renting of a Inrg tract of ground for light batter irill , the present parade ground nc being largo enough for this purpose The battery drill will bo a now and ir tercsting feature at the barracks- , evolutions of the guns and the brigti iiniforms of the oilicers and men mah ing the sight attractive and impre ; sivt1 , one which will add greatly to th interest of the garrison. There was dress parade and a Racro concert at Fort Omaha on Sunda ; afternoon , which was witnessed b many of our citizens. The same pro gramme will bo carried outovery Sun day from date. Gen. Carter is ; thorough old soldier , who believes ii maintaining this old custom of th rmy. It is a now thing at For ) maha , and will bo much appreciated As many of our people aroacquaintei .vith the Third cavalry which wa : irdercd from th a departmant to Ari : ona at the opening of'the Apach lutbroak , the following complimen , ary order of Gen. Wilcox will doubt ess prove of interest : 3KADQUAKTEH3 DEI'AKTJIENT OF "I ARIZONA , WHIFFLE BAKHAOKS , V PKESCOTT , July ! il , S82.J GENERAL OKDEIIS No 37. The department commander ii lappy to announce another success o 3ur gallant troops against the Apaches On the 17th inst. Captain A. R DhaiToo , Sixth cavalry , came up will ftui-tia-tiah and his whole band ol lespcratp renegade ecouta and re eased Cibicu prisoners The engagement took place on Bif. Dry Wash , misnamed "Chovelon'i ? ork" in the dispatches ; it lasted un U nightfall , resulting in- killing II warriors , whoso bodies wore found md the capture of the hostilo'o camp addle ? , and reserved ammunitoi f > 00 metallic cartridges Gal.15) ) , ovei 00 horses and mules ( including thosi tilled ) , and six equaws and children Too much praise cannot bo accordec 0 Captain Chafl'eo and hia immediate jommand , Troop I , Second cavalry ind Company E , Indian scouts , Lien enant Morgan , Third cavalry , com nandins , and scarcely less to Maj-ji V. W. Evane , Third cavalry , and h roops who came up from a romoti lost in good time , und fought wit ! ; qual bravery , Major Evans himsell onerously waving the managemenl ) f the fight to hia junior in rank , lip tain and Brevet Major Chaflco. Our casualties consisted of twc illicorn , Lioutonanta Morgan anc Jonverjo , Third cavalry , wounded , me enlisted man and ono Indian scout ailed , and five enlisted men and om ridian scout wounded , The lessons taught by this fight , ho necessity of greater precaution to trevuut Indiana from obtaining arms ml ammunition. Second , ttio value f energetic and persistent pursuil lowover romotn and hopeless it nmy eum at first. Third , the importance f trailing and attacking the hostilct von with inferior numbers , and hold- tig on to them until other troops. ur < ive on the ground , By order of Brevet Major General Vilcox. II. L. HASKELL , Aide-de-Caiiip. BKhAHTMENT NOTES. Col. Ludington has gone to Chey- nne. Lieutenant Quinton , of the Seventh nfanlry , atattoned at Fort Snelling , assod through the city j esterday on lia way to Oheyonno , Fort Omaha is beginning to wear .a old sedate and settled appearance s men and officers are getting Bottled 1 their now quarters. Capt. Ncido'a company of the \mrth infantry en route from Fort jaramio to Omaha ia expected here 3-day First Lieutenant R. P. Irown and Second Lieutenant flallie , copmpany the company. Capt. leido waa a brevet brigadier general or * gallant and meritorious services uriug the war. All the officers who are to bo trans- jrred to Arizona are packing up their H'tcta. A special Pullman car will ike the entire party from Omaha to 10 end of their destination. Overworked men and women , per- ans of eedeutory habits , and others hoae lystem needs recuperation , orvoj toned , and muscles strengthen- 3 , should use Brown's Iron Bitten , cFOR THE PERMANENTCURE OF S CONSTIPATBON. No other dtacaso is ro prevalent in Ihlfi country as Constipation , and no remedy O h M o vcr equalled th e cclobratod. KIDNEY- WORT M ft euro. "WTiatavcr the cause , however 6betlnat8 the cato , UiU remedy > Will OVOrCOlEO it. 5 DOI CTO THIS dislreisinicom- - mc evS plaint ii very pttobc . oomplieatcd with comtipation. Kidney- o \VortBtrcnfithennthowcakcnedparts nd o quickly cures nil kinds of Piles even when ildans and medicine * havabcfcroftU' t Vlf you h vo either of thesa trouble * SPECIAL NOTICES , NOTICK Advertlsemcni To LO D , fet , Hi Loat , Found , Want * CourJIne , Ac. , will bo I ncrtej In thceo columns once ( or TEN OKK" per Una ; each subsequent inetrtlon , FIVE GEN : per line. The first Insertion navti IOM tbi IO LOAN MONtY. ONEY TO LOAN Hull * t i > w ona or ] L. ThomM Room 8 Crelebton Block. tcrest In Buin8.of82.ECO upwards , for 3 to B yours , on r.rrt-clias clt ) at farm property. Bxsim ne4b Gniri tnd tot Ao CY. IBth ontl TO 1 \N-On ch.t MONEY cutity. A. It Tiittnti otflio of Clroff Montlforae'1 } , nvtrOnnhv National bank. S3- HELP WANTED WANT D-Acolcc'or anH prnol falcsmai si'ary ' $14 pfr cik n d commission on c : trABaloP. . K Co Her , U03 Farnam , tccct , floor , & 01. 6. Wt TEl ) A good cooV , Mnsheranil Irons and a nu so girl ti KO wltlian oint-cr famllc to Fort Nhbrara , Hc\ \ > . Call "at JIi Duru'a crocktry Btori ; . 1SU Fatnam tt o-t mo 00-17' WANTED-A lkeb--y , net af.a'U ' of work. I docrr nU-a d nia < c - hlimolf useful In rcta'l ' hoe itire tolcitn tin linlnes . AilJrti 'n ownliand-wrlilrjr , "Shoes " Bee olTi-e. IBlt apprcrtlccs vran'nl. Apply M 1017Uilcigo ttrcct. Cal fter C o'clcc p. rr. 53.10 \TrANTED-Aglrl for general houiow rk,181 YV Cumlnp strut 85-15' WANTKU-A nrgt-cla'B coolc1 Jlmt bo ROO laundress tul unit , r-tn d inikln ; tuttci To n o mpott nt w onian w aijcs $5 ock. / ppl ntt'ol. SI. T. 1'atilck's , tniaders strc't. iieo Oruc. 52C m&o _ WA TKD Two go d salesiun- . Salary an commssln. ! Applat nco F. F COLT.IEU , SI-IB * l&OJ ainamfltrtct. WANTF.D A dliilnp loom clrl enl chur berniald a1 t"e Cielglitoj lie use. 63rl WANTED Tv\o mcntt good addrcs to gel houu'hold fo ds steady pmploynicnl Good chance to the rght men. Gill 121null lOtb btreet , 41-15 * WANTED A need can\a < i < 'r. Srcidy norl and god p.iy. Call at iilS N. ICth ttm t room 6. WANTED ' 'cod , active , imort boy , 10year years old , at Overall factory , t < o. 131 : Dousr'a ttreet ovrr I cfs'Uo'k bindery. 44-1 ! WANTi-D A hey not less than 15jcar old 'Oloirnphotorriphy at Currier's leadIng - Ing photographer. 1212 t'arnam > t 21-tf ATl/-A TKf Girl for g neial houtouork V > &lustb < agocd cook. Mnall family , net side2lst strict , Bicoud door froai Lcavcnvrorth 10-tf A first-flits cmvasfer totravol Ii WAITED low a aid Aebra-lia. No letters an ucr > d Apply at rouina 6 ai.d 7 , Council Blutle. 8-i ( WANTPD-A cook end dining room gltl nt Oc cldcntal ro el. t.U 100 men for railroad work. II WANTKD Mannwcllur , employment agent , lltl street , near Farnam. 903tf " \X7"ANTr D Ten teams. Wages $3.BO per dny , t V Inquire M. Vincint , at Florence Cut-off , oeo-u WANT D Ono hundjod men. Wages 1,7 per d y. Apply o llltcho'l Vincent , al Florence Cut-off , tlno mil s north of Omaha. 905-tf WANTK.n At St. Charles hotel , two first class dining room girl * 983-tf AN'1 D Boadi > rs ft 110 South 13lh 8t. W Board ii,0o ; tlsofurnlsicd roomp. Fran Pav'a. p 4.tt A rtrnt-cbBB girl mu-t be coed WANTDD cook , washer und lioner. Wagef SI 00 rcrwonk. Irijuliu at Leo , Filid & Co'o , or at Ceo olllco. 934-tf "TTTANTED SCO privy vau.tn , slnka und ccffl VV pool" to clean with Sanitary Vault ocd Rink Cleaner , the beet In use. A. Hvans & Co. , rcsldenco 1200 Dorliro ntrrrt. Otnihn. Two rr three reoms m'tat'lifo ' ' WANTED . ctlite. AUdrtn Lr. Pulp Bee oftlco. E89-U MlCELLANEOUU WANTS. / - siiiti cf tivoor thri-o unfurnished W/NTKD-A ed ro > ms Address "A. U , " 1020 1'arnam Btro t , 01 ha. Neb f,5 tf AM'IK A partner with § 4,000 to 35 000 , In genera incrctamll.c . mid farm inp'o- ' menti. Rod trA'e esa.UUInd. Apply to lock box 13 , W } more , Neb. M-12 WANTED A partner w th capital to edict experience , with a man thoroughly i > ostf d , manufacturing shins and collars. Alxa'aunilry builn us. Addreu ) C , T. EldrcJgo , city post- oltlco. [ 43-18" "AN IKU v boul Aujruet 16 , a hf use of 4 or C rooms , on line of ttrcct railway ) irefrr- rcd. AddrtBd "Home " Hee Oftlco. ant tt SITUATIONS WANTED. woman wants a rl oaaln. AMIDDLKazcd would help with lic&t work. LJ 11 ( or two d y > . Nc cards an < v\re . Refer- nets 11 riquirud , 013north2Utstro3 ! . 49-1& * run itc.ni nuuotu AMU UANU , FURVISIUD room I i rent at 1019 Chiratjo fct cct , CO-ID * FOR IIENT Nc rly Now house. S roomi , 1014 I'aclll" , near t'nl.n dcpnt. C , 1' . Clrkutt , 101D Uawii itrecf. . 6Q.tf RUST Fcur room cqt'nic , 815.00 per FOR mo th , Jrh s n H rcct , ono I lock south nf tt. JIary'fl aviiiuippy vve t door or 2110 KENT larga roim with bo r-l ; ilty hoard glvo , IhOS Callfori la tttect. 18 If FOR ItHNT-On Paul , between 13th HOU8K L'Olli strttU I qulroat 12iaSI > tccnih itreet. 3B 10 LEASK jSncxcel'ont lot forlrtso for a FOR ' of yean , at northca't corner if 17lh ind Nlchulis street , ono block from street u-.r rack , t or turn , inqu ro of Jaiccs Shannon , en ireuil'fii. 82- ) " ' RENT Noit uottaKS of flve rooms. FOIl N. K cor. Uth nd I'hlcai-o St > . tl IIENT Furnished room , Icqulroat tbo FOR store , mr.iolh and Dtnc as. B-t RENT House with 8 rooms In elc .ut FOR ' , at NP , 1309 Capitol avenue , Alio uuioof 0 rcomi at No. 1110 south 10th > trc t. JAMK8U. CHAPMAN , 1115.15 62JBouthl4th troet , RENT. Cottage on t'lcatant itrcef,2Bd FOR ' . 38 U door IfomSj-JIary'slnenuc. _ _ _ * RENT Two rfew lioufei , POIl rooms cich , Inquire ol d ) . Ho'ldUut ith and ChOitiiut.BtrecUi _ OJJ tf lilOU UKti'f Olllco for rout , S17 suiith 'Ihlr- L ( ttonthit. 13 tf W. I ) . WR.UHT. RKJiT A one and one-half story home POll rocnu and barn. Oily witer. In- luiru 2.33 Uiycnpcrt , Let , 2tlh and 25th street. 2-16 RENr-l > rick store , 2Qx&6 and 8 rooms above , on Patlflo slrtet , brUeuii Cth aud tb. The location very ditlrable for Kjvu , tutcber. Hold , c r Crccer. Enquire at M. Toli'j ilh and Katcluui , trti > U. U97-22 MOlt JtKNI TitoroouiS tamuble tor two or L1 four gMitleinca , at 8. W. corner 16th and ! litornia ttreet. 873 tf HO RENT Rooms Jurniibcd and unturulslud , J. S. W , corner of 6tb * nd Uoword Bi. Rooai re new ud command fine view of the ilrer , rliUe. olflcrout rallroacU nd Council HlutT * . ) FOR REffT House of 10 r cms , cor. ChloiRO < J | ' ntj < l i3ih K' rcct 9,11.11 K _ tri R HEM Four room cottaife , l lot ' JD SOUtb 17th , J L. W l.tan , IMS Fur- n m ttruct. \riOKi.Ylurnl hcd front loom. Cll 0071 1 > 17th street. I710H IlKNT ue nratly furnUhed room , wlh L prlvllo oof ncjolnlng twrlor , Ibl3 cbst trcct. B12-U _ _ _ * RENT A plcurant furnlih-'l ro rri fo tpOK twj gojilemin , Inon rn a191 V JiltornUttileet _ B5Q.it OIl IUN1' Two new dwellings ana two other rtwclll' ' gn In desirable ito lit } , uy lie Soon hl7-tf " " 1 A/\toiof-r"eaS8"af2500 per nm.um. nch lUvf fir ft term ol JCIIB. at 'Oranee Ororo Clal " adjilnlnir Ilanscom P rk on the we-t , Hin minutes walk from B net cars Mo cy ran ba obtained to build with , by persons loaslne theie lots at regular r tJAMES JAMES r. MOR ON , On promlsei. o n ( in "ir n m J IMMiUU.-hii rOHntM' iw.i JLl two to twelve roe s each ; one or two now ones with all modern convenience' . Ono of 12 rooms , suitable lor boardlnu and room renting , 17th and Douglaa Big. UEMIS. Accnt , IBt ami Iouvla M . FOIl RUST A pleasant futnMml room on tin rtr t nojr , one block from street car , at i.'K3 llarnoy urcct. flin-tf . T7IOR RENT Brick storo. le quire at Una JJ Store , coiner 10th and Douglkssts. 620-tf FOIl RENT Mou o of 0 r inms , newly plas- tcrtd and p In'ed. J151K ) per month. Northof Idli strcot brllgo on 15 h Htreit. Con venient toshon Apiilv comer 12th ai d Hnw- ardftroet , Netv < paper Union. 887-1 f 1 fTIOR RENT. Two new elegant house' . In- L quire at Peterson's Clothing B ore , near (7. CB2.U "OR UAUfc FOR HALK Afcatr of horsji , larnns und nilargy , chesp. Inquire at Red tarr , 1 th street. 54.21 . WEwlllt.cllZJbyl 6fut. at crno - fill and Clnrlm treet , ( near Oi dm nV ) frr Sf C3. 310 iia h and $10 each month in o'fst 8 per cent 1/EXlEtl L. TIIOMAs & BhO. JT'OR ' * ALE Orrcrry and cr-ckfry bi I with or without bulluinAadr.su " 45-tf FTOfl SALE CHKAP-A new 'cither top phao"- toulaudan'vv aellvcty or etp eta nagoa. Cill at Chis. narbacb's shop on Fiftfc. th. near F rnam 33 tf 'U SALE CIEAP-A lull cvrp-t ; bcdr llrusto p , with stair carpc to m th Been wed onlyai-horttlmc. Apply N. F. cor. Ifltn and Cnlifor- tticct. 305 | T\Oll \ SALh A irood mate , harnos and top JJ buggy , by W. W. lioberts , Fort Ojualiv. DS5-U _ _ FOR SAI.F Projrmlj f' r the purctia n of ths JI " nt House on N rtn ' arney street , be tween lliih and 1(1 ( h. will bo rtcefnd at my stJio until August 16th. C. F Coouxux. au Ht _ 8ALK III U9i fi roon s and corner lot 182 PK feet square SltOO. ilcL'aguc , opiiosl'ci'ost ' QlBce. 977. , ( _ FOR SALE A flvo nrre to and good house ono mlio n < rth of BarrivckInnulro on prcmUca or Gco. 11 Pctcisou , No Ed > , 10th ttrect. B47-4m C. SOHB\SO.V. OUSK nnd lot or sale , No l)2fi ) Montana etreft , near Cuml g. Inquire C'Rir utoro , c.rnor 10th and Jackson strecti 88a25 J10R "ALE llou-c anil c rno lot , . ! bargain McCA'iPE. oppo I ln I' . O. F3 < tf TWO story bul'dlng ' for falo at a barpiln. Lo- ontoil at north-oat corner of 17th street , tv'd Capitol ave. Must bo uovcd on or before August 7th proximo. BhMI ' 77U-tt Agent IBtli r.nil Oonglas. QIX BEAUT1KOL LO'S 60x160 feet each In IO Hanstom I lace ou street cur lino. Best Iota In whole tclditlon on very m y ttrmsanJota Rreatbargaln. BiMis'a ent , 15th and Douglaa streets PLKNUU ( WOI'KRTY FUJI HALE At a § lUhaiiN , ono laruo brick hou e , nnd one go frame house , with full lot on Cafw near 15lh btrett. Fine chance for investment , rent f > r J70 per month. Call f r full particulars , on 009 tf A rnt 16th ad OolvRt * \ . FOR HALE. Thn Arllnt'ton n use HOTEL Firet c'ass ; all furnished The only hotel In town. The cheapest property In the state. Has all the traveling m-n. Will bo bold chi ap on torastosult. Enquire of E. Fulle , propiietor. Arlington. Washington county. Nob. 6B3 tl T7IOR SALE Or will oxen * go for Omaha pro * J ? percy , an Improved ecc en of bnd mdtoln- np ; a station on U. P. R. R. U. DUNHAM. IMS Faro ham St. , Oraahi. 720 gn > RICK FOB B 203-tf E3TABROOK ft COE. IjlOR SALK ihe PufULAtt HOTEL , known r as the SOYS'HOME. This house Is ce- - : rally located , baa sou h and cost front , and Is mrrounded w th tlno ehade trees ; cant .Ins thirty ilceplmr rooms , has Ice houao. laundry , sanple' com , fcc. liana world w.do reputation una totter fatronogo than many houses of twice Ita apaclty. Price 38,000. For particulars ad. Iresa , A. A. SAWDEY.Red Cloud , web. ESI-tf MlBOBLIiANIOUS. LOST Sum of twcrtyfiio dill rs. Ono five and ono twenty tlol'ar ' bill. Hicer will ro- u-n to this office atd rccilvo S5 00 reward. PKCIAT. AOEKTS for Nebra'ka. KariMa and O Mls'cutl to repre-cnt the INDUSTRIAL jiFE ASSOC'ATION of Indianapolis , Indiana , ni'ch ' h s stood the te ol tlm , piis all losses n full ; strongly Indorsed bj- the bc > t Itisuro co .tithorl ies ; ttorougily rstabll hcil , easily worked , and I- not oil the co-operutho or old Ino plan. Liberal contracts undo with tncr cti ; ncrtt at a compineatlnn of from two honpami to three thousand dollars per jcar Lddresi INUUVTR AL LII'K ASSOCIATION , lo. 70 East ilarLct Etrtct , ludlanaixilis , Ind , iulyg'-lmo. CLOSING OUT SAI , " OF I1ICYCLE3 J Oifo Manufactory. Ino 28 Inch , 1'iica $ SCO , rei'uccil to $ 700. , Price 1000 , reduced to 8 M ) . Ino 30 Inch , ' r.ci 1710. nduceil to 'fiOO , Ine ja Inch , P. Ice 22 OD , reduced to 18 OU. Ino 40 Inc' , I'rica 21 U' . nduced to 21 (10. Ino 62 Inch , Prlco ( D 00 , 10 ued to U 00. tt cISpol-csand [ lubber Tj-crs ; Ho SB Inch , Piice R5 ! 00 , r ducen to ? 20 00. mo I'i inch , Pric II } 00 , reduced to W 00. Columblt , Pope Mnruf > ct"ry : no W Inco , plain. Price f ra , reduced to SM InoUlluih , haf blight , I rice * s5 , reduced tu & 3S. Ino 40 Inch , lialf nlckle , Price $95 , rcdutfd to bO. Ino ExprJis wagon , price $1(0 00 , reduced to The b'vo bicycles are new , / I will clcee usinc H , llio above Induce" cnts areoCcrfd | N. . I ) . Holcmi.n. Oinalm , Neb , 47-tf BDWAHJD KUEKIT IAOISTEU OF PAL11Y6TEP.Y AND CONDI IONALIBT , iOS Tenth Htroot , Iwtwctn Varran ud Uainor * Will , with the /Id at EuardUu f lilts , obtVn lor nny ojcagl&neo nt 11. o jiicl nd pr. cnt , ind nn certain ccfldltlons in tbn fa. uio. Bopto ntjcl bhrcM ro do W Hjtr. Pii/6 Vbsoiutely Pure. powder never varies. A marrej ot p . strength nd wholesoineness. IIore econo foil thuj the ordinary kinds , ud canuol U Id In competition with the multitude ol o at , ihort weight , Jum or pie ph te powdiri