DECEMBER 14
The Daily Bee.
vOMAHA.
TburBsdiiy Morninir , Dec. 13
Weather Zloport.
. ohscrvntloni are taken
ti mo tnnmcutof time nt nil lLo static :
WAR - DirARiMKjn , U , 8. SIOKALHKB.
OMAHA. Deo. 13 , 1682. ( lt4Bp.ni.
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D ilolnee. 10 10 Jlouiy
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UU-.lMtppt fronn &t UATenpoit , ( rcten at B
Paul , < f ct 5 Inches at 81 Iriuh , and h-otc
kt LiCrotM lud tt Ouiuqui.
T OO L , BKEVITIB8.
Llttlo Harry Allen , the threc-ycar-ol
con of Mr. Allen who lives nt 1011 Ca <
Btredt , narrowly oacapcd death frtm polio
< n Monday nlxht.
There will Le n necktie noctal nt th
renlilence of Mrs , Alutner on the routh nil )
o * Capitol nronuo httwcon 13th and 14 1
mots nn ThnriiUy evening , Riven by tli
Good TtmpUra , nnj to which all Irlend
ere cordially Inrlted ,
The result of ttlio prollmluRry hoarln
n IholQubk CBE was nbouljan [ proHlcte
n Tun UEK , Tht brothora waived cxnm
nixt'on and wore committed In default c
( ROD bill each. Their counsel , Col. K. T
Bmytho , gave notice that during the woe
he woulit present an argument In favor o
the amount of ball.
The Omah-j Oleo Club had a vor
Bft'i * fftotory uttendinco at their rehcnrnj
TuHJ'ljy. They have Reel for a lotc
now music and ezpeot to hoar to-day fret
one cf the Hceitsapr.mo tlngerdlnCblcaKC
with whom they luvo beim negotiating ( eau
au ntipearnnco nt tliuir annuil concert i
March.
\ warrant had liceu , Issued froi
Judt > o Wrlght'H court for Mra. 0. I.
Cleaumn , tliu charge bolug that nho ran o
ccttain niurlKicd [ cofids , the property :
Col. U. F. Sinylhc. A. warrant IB nUu DU
for 1'jdilli Kuancmon ( or uompllcity iu th
ftff.ilr. The goods wore la tiuoka nmlnr
s&l < l to have been 'hipped nauth by ex
prifn.
The A. M. K. church , corner IBlh an
Wobtter street hold their quutorly mod
In , ; Sunday. There wni n K' " l time n !
di\y , dot7SO Uiv. II. W. KliiR , of N <
braitcA City , preached nn lutere < < tlo { ; BCI
mon on the taxt , "What Think ye c
Clitlal. " Atlheclojeif the utrylco tli
pantorln charge , Kuv. Mitoboll pretentc
to the mcinliorii and frloutiH the ? , r > cartlf
c.U'ia fur tha building fund , aud there wi
one hundred nnd twentyBiveu do lars t\\\
ecrlS d and omo pnld on tubicrlptlot
Thu tliler wr.LlH to ruiso five hundred i
tl.u clmrch , ai d we think he will nucoeot
Twtnly-four new pupils were enrolle
at tha nluut school Taouduy.
The funeral of the late John McDot
neil took place at 10 n. m. yexicrday froi
the the Oth btrcol ca'hodral ,
Sales of Teas aud Coffee dally Incrou ,
in ; ut the Oraod Union Tea Company , 11
South lnth ttrect.
Lovers of . gjod cup ol Tea or CiI
cli'nild not fail tn cMl ut the U rand Unlu
Tea Onmpan > ' Store.
Hon&rved rents for the Mudlson Sqnai
"Pfolessor" Company on Saturday evei
Ins HI > "n ca' ' ° this morning.
The W. C. T..U. will hold their weel
ly nicttltit' in the parlor * ol the lUptn
clmroli on Tfiuwiiy nlteruon , Ueconilx
1 Ith , at 3 o'clock. All li.rmhcru nro n
qufrittd ti be prunout ,
The funeral of llui Ute Kd. I'litrlc
will tike pluce ut 2 p. in. to.juy at h
U'.n ic idciico In Hiraton ( precinct , h
tor Hi1 n t on the pmnltpH.
ihu old Hottlorn of UjuglM county 01
pect to hold a meeting on tha 10th of Jut
uury , the HUnlrcnuiy cl the apBembUng r
tinl'.r l territorial IcgUlature.
In .fudu * Ueneko'ri court yestcrda
tbrri. worn four plain diunktr , ono an o.
meiubtr of th police fcrce. Oao putd , 01
w.s nninmltted , one fired out nf tonn MI
thn rfll er'u cmo continued ,
A colored lioy wua aneatod yoite
d y while trjlni ; to dlppo-o of a vlcto
leml pipe , llf uUlmtvlJlo have found ll
pipa aud urt the vlcllmn of the lead p ) |
rji.inry Imd nut mlsml nuy Utoly tin
oorfuiiied hit d ury and IIOWHB dUchargui
Harnoy Shannon Tiieadty follnwol
fitnrui pree dcut In rje tlnj ( u tennn
tnnting down u pmtlon of tin ) honuo. 1
n1 hii oui.entu'H were nnettud for tl
i ilu-tiuttlon ol property , Tti
cutd ill unt rr.tr iibw the force of exampl
A warrant h s been itiued for a Mi
U u alt who bid Home trouble with unelg
bar ver a fence wlilcli the latter put \
and miller ! ti thu coriieii f t' o liouno. Mi
liarri-U tui. U oil , AD Ml.o ln.il u right to i
anil now the ullfihu lui , il ipuirel com
Iht.i uourt for utlUwoiit ,
- Cli. lies rhcwioie , who U m tharl
with Ilia Milu party , und whooe teoaltl
of Tu43 Jay uau uulvcnully Cupokvu of
Vii ) incrlttitlou' , U au cld-tlme newipa ]
mini aud tyjn , Yoteidtty he wan nrou
; tha Irr.teinlty , nnd vu TllU ] )
. Gh\rllo 1 < . \n uillit Imtli out
rxd at Ihu "cite , " mill [ t , withal ,
l aud comment 'iiablo ututltinau.
f o.lUvic , the 11th tiuctbutcb
bs6 fuuud hla dog , wblcb wan lout FH
tints io ; and hut ilnce hreii * dvettliej
by ittbcr p.ltlet. He § ji thutllany c
whnAvanU to tlud the anlmtlwlll call at
offio' , tbeie Is a 9100 bill tied to hit t
wb'ch take when '
they mty they get
d'g.
Cpt. K. K. Suiltb , ol Kiu KrancU
came ID from the t t Tucodar , where
hu Uen vloltlng hit tick mother , ud U
till way lick to take charge of ht < h
the "Ibwhead , " a wh l * hlp belonglug
Capt QooJkU. 1'erkln. & Co. C
Smith came down from whaling expe
tlon In which he , In the time of fc
mor.tbr , fceutcd ft haul worth tf-8,000 , t
blegest , U Is tuppoud , ever made by
blp. lie ban been twenty-two years
the coast , and lost A ship In the Arc
ocean In 1871.
The A. O. H. ball this eve
ng , at Maionlc hall will be An unusual
ntereiling nffilr. The committees
charge are made up of members who kcc
tow to make the ocowlon an enjoy * ) .
UCCCIF , and AS the balls have Mwayi bei
nmong the pleasantcot In the winter teric
a good time ma/ confidently bo ezpccte
--The Union P cfio ! ro d announce *
eduction of rules on grain and stock fro
Mum Creole , and all local points on tl
mainline cast to Omaha three conti pi
00 pounds , or nbont nix dollars per ca
'he satno reduction also applies to n
toInU on the Grand Island , Nlabrara , an
lepublican Valley branches , In addltlc
o this the rate * on all Classen of merchai
lie have been reduced live cents per 1C
pounds ,
From parties who came In from Syri
nac to-day we learn that W. C , Bordci
ie flf ( ! ) detootive. "formerlr of tli
'inkcrton force , " who nrreitod J , U
lamtlton In this city latt Friday , was I
own yesterday and rearchod rover :
louses east of town In quest of Magi ; !
lonnccke , the oloven-yoar-old girl thi
was abducted from Milwaukee ap Ooti
> er 24tb. He did not find the ghl , an
o nnd bis "pard" left for the weft th
morning. Ai yet , n they Informed
ontleman nt Syracuse , they have nc
mide any moro nrrests , Nebraska Cit
AH UNFAITHFDju 8T WARI
ABlngulnrStoty ofnNophow'rt I'roiv
mont of Ills Undo.
Among the arrests made by the pr
on yesterday afternoon , was ono i
which P. O'Gonnoll was the violin
ppcnrlng nnder the non do plume i
ohn Doe.
The arrest WAS for plain drunk , nn
10 only unusual clroamstunco cor
cctod with the case WAS of the f
nt the young man had over $100 i
lis pocket boo ! : , and that curtain pu ;
es had spcad t > rumor that ho waa gel
ng away with certain property lei
i his caro. It wan charged that hi
nclo , Mr. John O'Kode , who live
car the corral , hud left him in chary
t hi ) stuck nnd farm while ho won
ast on a visit and that 0'0onnullw&
iaposing of the saleable property an
jockotin ' the proceeds.
A BKK reporter called on the prh
ner at his cell in Iho city jail ani
md a brlof talk with him. Iio nai
: mt the only property ho had snl
was twenty-live head of hogs , fo
which ho received $185 , and that h
iid given $85 of this sum to hi
mployor's son and that the rest we
onnd in his pockut book
lu eaid ho had triud to sell off th
> ws and hay , as charged , und that h
was not at all uneaay as to the report
n circulation , as all ho bad done wa
inder authority. Ho admitted tha
10 was in n bad fix by reason of drink
ng too much ' , the only oonscquonc
f whioh'ho was In dread being tha
iiings would not go on all right a
'tho place. "
O'Oonnoll ia a fine looking , Intolli
out younc fellow , who came out fror
Tow York about throu weeks ago n
lis unolo's invitation to take care c
iis farm c.nd stock while ho went oasl
nd to do him juttino is not a inn
upablo of selling , out Lla relative. II
vlll probably make it warm for h
ocuBors.
PADDOCK'S VIEWH
On Polygamy nnd the State of AllAli
In Utah.
Ex-Setitttor A. S. Prtddook is in th
Ity on hia way east to attend a mcul
ng of the Utah communion , whic
will shortly ba hold lu Washingloi
Ir. Paddock in a short convorsatio
tatod that he thought the results c
ho comuitasion work would bo bum
iolal so far as they wont. Iio did noi
lowuver , agree in many points wit
iis colleagues r.nd was much mot
adtcal than they , in hia idea of th
omedica needed to out root polygam
nd make Utah n loyal and lav
abiding territory. Ho believed tin
, hu entire governnirnt of Utah ouj-1
o bj wiped out. Ao things uro situi
ud it is iiupoanlblo to enforce the lawi
or to convlut any Moimou of crime i
uuy court. Ho believed that a no *
govermmmt rhould be form-.nl whic
hould act in a logUlutire , judlci :
arid oxoculivo oapaolly , wilhnorfcr t
oiiforco its docrooo. Ho pljced Tt
uioro confidence in the loyalty of tli
non-polygtunuij Mormons than in th
lolygnmlsls. The church io sutem ) ) <
The laws of the United Slates ai
sot nt doDonco. Wowan eulFrago , nil
hu ex-Hanator , is n humbug and
fraud , and only aeslhts in porpctimtii
.ho evils.
Mr. Paddock will bo in Lincoln :
.ho coming senatorial fwidango.
FOR RENT.
Sloro at Oikdftlo , Nob. , with shol
[ ng and counter * nutablo for a gr
cory or ( tcnernl miTchaudiso Btor
Wnquironf 11 , O. ClarLOinuhs ,
llobert Wilton , county clerk , Os
dal. ' , Neb , 4 3 14
Army Order * .
The following extract from n cot
munlcation from the commondii
oillcor , Ohcycnno ordiunco dope
\Vyo. , is published T i t'ni infurmnti
and guidatico uf this command :
"In view of the above faota I won
respectfully recommend tlmtoorupa
commandcra to this dupnrtmoufc
dlrtotud not to reload cartridges
InvveUmanufncture , but to uuo th <
und expend the vhollH aa they wet
non-reloading cartddges.
By making the uiual requiiltlc
company connnBiidera can obtain i
lauding cartridges of Frankford Ars (
t l uuuufuoturo expressly adapted
the priuiur now furnlahod. "
J. H. TAYI.OB.
"Buohupaibo. "
Quick , comnluto cure , all anuoyi
'
ICidney , Bladdur , and'Urinary C
easoa. Druggists. $1.
A RELIGIOUS ROW.
A Pastor Fires a Sunday Schoi
Teaclior Out of His Ohursli ,
A. SonBstion Among1 the Oo
orod Church-tlc-ors of
this City.
There wai a Hvnly time in the J-
tl. E ohnrch , on the corner i
fightoeitth and Wobiler streets lu
ovoninff , which would furniah n f
ubjcot for The Police Uazotte orecm
qn filly sor.aationnl poricdhal. Th
roublo vfM botwoonllr. A , 1C. Jotl
uperiutondont of the Sunday school
and the Ilov. B. Mitchell , paetor the
ho ohnrch.
The exact origin of the affair caul
not bo uncertain d laat uight , bnt i
corns that Mr , Jutt has boon ncocse
f Homo Irregularities , acd was on ac
ount of them suspended from hi
) o Hiou and summoned to appear ani
mower to .ho charges brought gains
ilm. Ho wont to the church las
veiling , where it appears some tort o
Sunday school was hold , find wa
nfonncd that ho had boon umpundoi
torn from his duties aa superintendent
Upon asking to bo allowed to mak
statement ho waa informed that i
raa not nucetnary , an his actions wer
ally known to the pastor and trua
cos , and thereupon the difficult ;
irose , in which Mr. Jott charges thai
ho pastor first abused him , the :
truck him in the face , and final ) ;
wont to his desk , pulled out n revolve
nd fired at him flu ho rnado n hasl ;
atreat through the front door. Bu
.woeu this time and midnight Mr
ott trout to the poliou headquarter
o find out if any charge had boot
nado against him and any warran
isucd for his arrest , and told hln aid
f the story. Soon after Mr. Mitoliol
ileo called nnd delivered his eido o
ho utory , and udmlUcd lirwing tnrnoi
ott out oKlus church , and fared thi
hot after him , which ho clalintx
10 wao obliged to do. The nftVu
us .created qaito a eonaa
ion in the colored churcl
nd it will and undoubtedly go iut <
iio courts and the dovcloj munis provi
itotcetiug to the public us well as ti
lese moro intimately connected with
. So far as wo cun Itarn the troubl
cose over nome cluim preuontod b ;
: io Btipurintuudont , which nan con
dered too high by the pap tor am
oino Intimation was thrown out tha
10 money had been pnt to an im
iropor UBU. The row will probabl ;
> e investigitod in the police court to
y.
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A LADY'S
Sbo Sustains Bavero Irjurleu.
Yentorday about 2 o'clock , i
Mrs. Oallagan , mot with a painful am
poDolbly fatal accident. She wai
crossing the intersection of Thirtcontl
nnd Farnam streets , Roing west to
wards Bellman's establishment. A
nho stepped upon a plank covorcd will
frozen enow aha slipped upon thi
ground apparently stunned , until j
pedestrian passing by stopped and aa
stated her to rise. It waa found tha
aho wns unnblo to got up and her lou <
odes attracted a crowd of people. 1
doctor was called who eaid that he
hip had ben broken , nnd that thi
otherwise sustained severe Intorna
injuries. She waa removed to ho ;
homo , over the drua store corner o
Thirteenth aud Jaoknon streets , ant
cared for. The lady is married am
00 years old. The accident wa
probably duo to the horrlblocondltioi
of thu walk.
Tin great ilIstlnRuUlied feature of Kei
dlng'a Russia Salvo is its power to reduc
iaflatnatlon.
New Year'a Reception.
A meeting of the Indian of th
Union Catholic Library r.ssooiatioi
will bo hold nt the library roomp
Creighton block , this ovonlii |
at 8 o'clock , sharp , for thu purpose o
disonssiui ! preliminaries with a viet
to making arrangmuonta for the hold
ing of the ladies' annual rscoption ii
the library on Now Yoara.
UATTLB GREEK , Mich. , Jan. 31 , ' 70.
GEhTUJMKN Having been afillotci
for a numbur of years with indigoc
tiou and general debility , by the ad
vlco of my doctor I used Hop Bittert
and must say they afforded mo nlmoa
Inatan relief. 1 am glad to bo nbl
to testify in their behalf ,
\ TDOS. Q. KNOX.
The Hull Trial
When court convened yostorda
und after ( ho jury Imd tnkcn thci
state in thu box , Mr. Ltmbertton re
called Oharloa L Uaum , the hard
ware merchant of Lincoln , to tostifj
It was aoparontly the attention of th
proruoution to authuntlcato the fraud
iloncy of the vouchers which male
the basis of the indictment of Hul
md the proceedings against him , H
ostlQed that ono voucher presented t
lim had been raised twice aa much a
"I should bo. Hull requested him t
pits the mnouut of surplus which wa
lue thu government , to xho credit c
thu John DJO nucouut , Mid the wil
in MI htnti'd tbut Hull told him that h
thud thu miiuuiu to tr&m > lorrud tht
In CAao any government oillciaU , wh
might be investigating , could not dii
cover anything , aud witness decline
to do it.
floorgo Yallory , a clerk for A. I
Marshall & Company , coal dealer
was recalled , and tcotified that tl
ainuuut of coal roprnioutud by Dull
vouchers and drafts could not by an
possibility have been di-livorod , TJ
welching nnd other bookn of the fir ;
show the amount of coal sold and d
livered and it was not in oonformil
with Hull's account.
J. II , Hurley , the druggist , was r
called , Ho testified that ho could n
have sold Hull the five gallons of u
oohol alleged to have been purchase
for the government by a voucher f
that quantity , because ho would 1
violating the law in so doing. Win
asked why , ho replied that for sales
quantity ho would hove to have
wholesale license , whereas ho on
had a retail license.
By several witnesses it WAS shov
by the prosecution that the dral
from the depirtmonts at Washtngto
for the alleged supplies were dellrere
to Hull , Instead of the persons I
whom they ostensibly belonged , an
that they were deposited by him <
his own Individual account at th
banking house of Marsh , Moaicr <
Co. , in Lincoln. The delorue ticitl
admitted during the morning eessio
that Hull filled out and signed all th
vouchers , twenty two in numbci
They also admitted the genuineness c
the vouchers.
The prosecclion hero rested the !
cant ) and the court adjourned. Th
dofcrss commenced the inttoductio
of evidence in iebut.nl in the af ternoo
It is predicted that the balance of tc
day and ell of to-morrow will thus b
consumed , atd that the case will lie
be concluded before Friday night.
A CURIOUS CASE.
The Suspicions Actions of a Lin
coin Han ,
The Police Trying to Get at tin
Bottom Facts.
The B. & M. train which srriroi
m this city last evening brough
among its paasunnera a man , womai
and little gitl about ton years of age
the former registering himself at :
Tenth street hotel as B. Stewart , o
Lincoln.
On the way up the attention of.
passenger , who occupied nn adjoinini
neat , was attracted by n canverautioi
3etwoon the child and the man , wh
appears to bo her father. The git
naked how ooou they would bo ii
Eiincoln , and was answered that the ;
were not going to Lincoln , but wcr
near Omaha. Upon thia the bura
nto tears , and told her fathe
; hat ho had promised to tak
lor homo to her mamtn
at Lincoln. The man attempted I
quiet his child by a liberal cxpuudi
lure for peanuts , candy , etc , ani
upon arriving in thia city the fnmil ;
was registered nt a hotel , near thi
depot under the name t > lvtm above
It is claimed that the prica of ih <
lodging was paid in cdvauco and thu
the parties retired at onco.
The chief of police was notified
tifiod of the auspicious truuu
Dutinn and a dispatch wan sen
to thu chii-f oE police ut Lincoln t
know if EUch it umn was irunted them
hut up to midnight no reply had boti
roouivod.
It appears that in the couversntioi
on the cars thu little girl dropped in
formation which led to the suppoaitioi
thnt the women waa or had been i
servant in Stewart's family and tha
nil waa not aa straight as it might hu
TIi3 reply to the dispatch ii ixwuitoi
with interest.
M. C. A.
Some Pleasant Features Anticipated
The members of the Young Men'
Christian association are endeavorinj
to make their rooms ono of the moa
attractive places of the city. Th
ladies' "decorative committee" hav
been hard at work for a oouplo o
days arranging pictures , mottoes , etc.
and the walla are very beautiful wit !
a handsome collection. The Ladiei
Auxiliary , organized laat week wit ]
such a promising membership , will b
an invaluable aid to the association
They have begun preparations fo
thoirNow Year's reception , which wil
surpass all their previous efforts-
having the advantage of ouch delight
oily arranged rooms.
On Monday evening next they givi
heir regular monthly social rocop
ion ia their hall. The music hu
> eon ono of the very pleaaant fen
.urcs of these entertainments , and 1
will be none the loss eo OH this 0020
ion. An excellent piano has jo *
icon pluoed in the hall to remain 'dur
ng the eoason at least , and some de
Ightful entertainments may bo ex
tooted.
Under the direction of the usocia
ion , curly after the holidays a vocn
uueio class will bo organized for
ourno of fifteen loesons , with Mr. E
1. Allun , the association organist , a
ho instructor. The rudiments wil
ccolve careful altsnlio'ri , nd'this wil
for al
io a rare opportunity
who cannoUroad to commence. Tick
eta to the courao , $1,00 ; members o
he a ocintion , CO cents. Thougl
hero Is a grant taste for muslo ii
Jmaha , and many good voices amen
both ladies and gentlemen , there r <
\ very few "who understand tbo lira
mnclplco. There should bo n do !
if nt leant a hundred.
Wo give herewith n short report c
! io general secretory for the month c
November :
Visitors and renders 1,00
Sunday (4 p. in. ) sorvlcs , . . . 153
\lonthly \ reception . 20
I'liankeflvluR ucrvluo. > 1C
Jxtra meetlDga 1'
Song service Saturday oven I or 7 '
iVeeltly nriyer meeting
Workers' moetlug
ToUl W
During the mouth forty-fivo call
were inado on siok and injured youn
not ) .
A li t of well BuUr.tod rooms MI
bourdhif ; houmis can always bo foun
at the rooms for the accommodatio
of thcso who are strangers.
The library of 600 or more volumi
la ready for circulation to merabon
and ia being used.
During the month a telophone-
No. 37fi-haa boon placed in tl\o roon
for the oonvonionco of buslnesn rue
wanting Information.
The readimj rooms of the aasco'i '
tion are open from 8 . m. to 9 u , m
and a very cordial Invitation is e :
tended to all to call. Paper , pen
Ink , to. , are conveniences tobefoun
ut any time at the rooms.
Notice-
The "Hawthorn Oontennlal E :
celsior lloof Paint , " was patented M
24th , 1881 , and otters patent nut
bor 241 , 803. Any person found t
known to tamper with the mani
faoluro of said paint wlllbopunla :
od to the full extent of law , No pe
sou has ny uUiorlty whatever to <
HAAVTHOBM & BEO. ,
Luioutor Fa
THE STAGE.
What an Ex-Minister Thinks i
the Drama ,
Interview With Gee , O. Milt
Mr. Oaorgo 0. Miln , whoso succei
on the slago has been phenomenal i
the history of the drni * , waa foun
jostotday by A reporter of Til
UEB in the corridor of Jtho Millau
laving juit returned from a rehoarsi
of Richelieuwhich hu acted last ovet
ng in the opera house. Ho graci
ully yielded to an interview , and a
or referring to the arduous dution c
the journalist , said : "Tho pnbll
will some day learn to dialit
gaish' between the laoitimat
drama and the trashy French , ploj
which are now bidding so successful !
'or public approval. I hold thi
Shakspcaro is the master mind t
inmanity and that the intcrprotatio
of his works is just as truly prcachin
as any homilies from the pulpil
Cake that wonderful ccliliquy trot
Elainlot. What moro beautiful eoi
non on ngnoatioiam conld bo dc
ivorod. What moro olTnctivc allaye
of the fears of death and of the here
iftor of which notio of us do or ca
enow anything ! Is there any mini !
or who o uld so well pnt into burnin
anguago the philosophical stutimcnt
which Hamlet oxprtaaeo in that re
narkablomonolcguc ? The atas o inue
> e made a vehicle lot the transmissio
of thought , of purity , of philosophy
itjincat bo made nn educator wine
nppealo alike to the intellect , th
Bunsi'B and to the emotions. And th
> ublio will nome time learn to sept
rate from the moro mercenary barn
stormora the actor who strives with u
ho energies of hia nature to vivif
ho giaat idoaa and to personate th
noble charactcra of the drama aud t
uiako the world bolter through th
expenditure of hla energies. You as
no why I loft .tho pulpit and thro1
up a salary of $0,000 a year. BE
: auso I found thut I could not honeal
y kenp from preaching my viawa an
; hat the expression of my nentimont
seeuu'd to DO incomp-ttiblo with th
ohiiioh organization with which I w
connected. I wished to get out quioli
y. I ubhor anything like nensuliot ;
ilism. But the church woul
not _ Iet mo. Ouco out of th
mlpit I Boemod to have n
tlternativo butgtho ntago. With a wii
nd three children I could not stud
aw and wait for a practice. Morcat
ile life was abhorrent to every ir
stiuct of my nature. I had n goo
voice , n taste for the drama , nnd
atrout , ' ambition to do well whs
other actors had nuccacdcd in accoir
plishing. And so I choao the life c
in actor , bolioviag that I atill cottli
53 n gentleman , that I could rotai
ny refinement and tha n field for ust
ulneca aa wide as wide as thatafforc
id by aud pulpit was open to me. Le
.ho . public once learn to npproialo a
actors work through his character , no
ieprociatiog him because there hay
) oen coarse , and hard , and cruel , an
> utal men who have personated nobl
characters on the atagd and a grea
step will have baen taken towards re
'arming ' the drama. Speaking a
Richelieu , Mr Miln said that the wa
not such u tax upon an actor's power ,
as Hamlet. ' 'I do not play the Ricli
elieujof history , " ho eaid. "I coul
not play that for ho was a cruel
crafty man with scarcely a rodeomin
element to his character. Bulwor' '
Richelieu gives us a strong yet tonde
old man whose wonderful discern
nont cf character enables him ti
: hwart the schemes of his enemies , t
punish guilt and reward virtue. "
_ Mr. Aliln is a remarkable couvorsn
.ioualist. Ho posscasoa a rich am
mellow voice , dark brown eyes , clearl
cut features and a wonderful mabilit ;
of expression. Bin succeeo on th
stage has been entirely beyond all pn
codont. His Hamlet ranks with the
cf Barrett in breadth of conco [
iion , but fn'U below it in ranj
and compj. H of execution. Mi
Sliln's defects as an actor are thee
which can only bo remedied by stud
md practice. At present ho in an an
jltious , scholarly and refined tragt
dian. Ho has a true clr.mntic iastnit
and rare power in interpreting hi
conceptions. Ills voioo is ( tsel
i magnificent ondonmont , urd lii
'ac mirrora every tliuught. I
its action thvru is atill rooi
'or Improvement , an iicprovomoi
which ia ci > rtiiin to couo with tspoi
onca. Already ho has won the ril ; ;
to bo olaBBod with that snnll nnnibi
> f tragedians who awaken though
tad who nrouuo onthueiaiai bRCn-.iH
they possess the power of nwopjii.
with no feeble hand the chords of lit
man emotion. His career will t
watched with eager interest by thriui
ands who had sat under his mlniatt
in the east nnd west imd who lea mete
to love him for hisechrlarly nttfiii
ments , his frankneio , bU honesty <
purpose and his youthful enthusiajn
PEKBONA1 ,
A , Cnnfield , of Lincoln , is In town.
A. G , Hlggtnton , Is up from Lincoln ,
11. 8.1'leIJ , of Lincoln , is in the cit
Olauditu Jonei , of Sou an' , la in tl
city.
city.John
John J. Mhlocl : , of Laadtille , IB In tl
city.
city.Fr
Fr uk 0. Phelpha , of Lincoln , U in tl
clfy.B
Charles D. Smith , of Lincoln , is In tl
city.
city.Hon.
Hon. Lcrtnzo Crounie , cf Calhoun ,
in town.
George N. CUytou , of Kaueaa City ,
lii town.
A , W. Kiunruin , uf Bau FriucUoo , la
the city.
S. J. Porter , of Fairmont , was In t
city last night.
A , K. McDonnell , of Fremont , was
town last night.
lion. J , K. North , of Columbus , was
the city veiterday.
Get * , A. Draper , of Laadville , anlv
from the we t yesterday.
Geo. B. Smith , surveyor general of !
bmka , U ap from Plattsmoath.
Mr.ll. E. Athinfelter , ol the firm
M. 0 , Fkul * Oo. , mk&nfkctnnn
nrtoe * , PhlUcUlpLf * , P . , Is I
idti city , where he U enUrtsIolng h
m ny filecdt with nmple < .
CeterM Oaorge IT. Roberts , of Orlean
cr.me In * ( torn the west last ntoht.
C , 1' . Halljtrwsnrer of th lloih Klni
tlicstu' , San Frtmchco , i lu tha city ,
Lieutenant fJovernor Yl , G Cams ut
wife , > j ( Sjntird , are In town.
Eugene T yhr , < f Onr 3' , Xf. T. , wi
nm n the imltvli froin t o west jo to
day.
day.Ural
Ural Slftui < ltcr , ot Fullcitcn , vn
vbitois tn the n etr xilia y .
Clarence Bnell. raiTCicntlni ; ' .Tclm
niock & C , ) . , rft. Loulf , In In towo ,
iiiK acim&lnt.icccR * Uh old frloai' ? .
P. J. MaMahon , of the firm of Ursa <
McMahon , Connall IMutTi icil o lntn met
was A vlftlt r to tha me rjpolli nf
ia yesterday
IO LOAM MOMtY.
\ 1 OHEY TO LOAN On pcraonal prot-erty c
LVI any description A. C. Troup , Attorney , 21
south 14th Street. H8-lmo
0\UYTJ LOAN ( In chattel mortRfisc i
curity. A. 1) . Tutton , Ko. 1610 Dough
itrce. front room Ui | stairs. 42J-tf
QQC.i AAfiTO JOAN-At 8 per cent Ii
> $ < OUiUU tcrcst > n sums of t'2)00 anil u
wards , foi'Sto 6 years , on flret cl.vs city nnd ( an
iropcrt.i. HKMIS URAL RHTATB Lml LOIN AOK.NC
5th and
TO L I AN-Call at law olUco of 1) . ]
MONEV an room SCrul liton Block.
T0 I' 'AN ' At lozfil rates.
HALI.OU mtos. ,
458 15 Ii21 Karnam ktreet
f , f > < AMbt )
WANTP.U A nlilc-nwirtc , rcipoiiHllilo part
lofcinl out nKtnUfor a Her cone lliirnc
'it , any hmp. No sinoKe , no odor mil n i Chin
nc.r. A fortune to the ritjlit man. Sample 1 >
nail. fl cents. Address Tnco llyxlicc , 11 } xli
House , Jltrldcn , Conn. Hot 11C3 -kit- ' :
WANTKD A practical houfco keeper In sma
family , ca y ork ( rood natui mcrica
preferred , address It , K. It oo'jici. -1 15-171
AN ! l'.n \ clrl to do general liotiscwork I
W a small family , I 4 South iiStluornerDodgi
4JXM3
WANTED- thoroujlily competent R rl f (
tfuncralhom oilttow'iomgoodi\a'citti :
bo paid Apply nt 2tOfl VoAgt 8 : . 41D 13
" \ \WANMED > oy about IByearaold whora
VV wrlluagood hand. Warren Swltzlcr , 21
S KthBt. 4H.13
_
WANTBT ) A flrl for nncril I.oui4 < rct
411 10th ttriot c t sldu bo'.wcfn Uatn <
and Hinat.l Mtreetf. 42i-17 [
ANTE Two men to Hell ( rood.onsma
weekly payu.cnta. Ko.Vbtono Wrlnirer Co
421 Sotltli lUthstr- . 432-14 *
_
AVTCO--A nvtry co kntula dinlni ; rooi
W Klrl lit the Cn.i.ihtO'i hoiue. 407-12
WWANTEl
WANTElTwo dinliiR room tfrls at 1'arnai
Street ros nurant No VJ12 Farn.tin etrtc :
382 13th. . YHRVA > t &OIMoN.
i \0 TAILOltS I'.mtt inakcrt wanted at Vapor
X 411-KU
U A nurrt boy tn lc rn ra rl f
W CallntiJujdme 319H.irno.yh
SSOtf
TTTANI < D-rlrl for ( jcnerat bou-ew rk. stra
V\ lazily 'o-.d homo for n toijil il.i. Arp
511 tcuth lith St. 4CO-U
Kvcry one to leave orders forlicl
WANTED . 10th street , up-stalra. 332 If
WANTED Ono R od caniasser ti so
. goodi on Installment , steady work an
gocd lUy. Inqulro at 218 N. 16th treDt , room I
-Agents to take orders for Navln
WANTEDAgents
explanatory Stock Doct rBoik. For tern
write to J. D. SHEGLY.
dec 14t General Acent , Fairmont , Neb.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Emrloymcnt In office by a lie
WANTED
man. Good rufercnns gU en. Ado resit M
\ugu3t Welss.FIro Iiidiirance agent , city. 4B2-H
WANTED- position by a thoroughly con
pettntBookkecpcr of many years cxptrlem
unexceptionable referencwi. Addrtes Bookceiie
this oHnce. 45117
" \TTANTED A danwh g'rl wonts place In pr
YV vatefamll. Call at the Scandinavian hoti
Uth St. 4JM3t
_
\\J ANTED Uj your. ? married man , ultuatlo
v In any capacity accustomed to oflicouor
> ut will take any respectable sit a' Ion. Adrlrci
U. 8. 707 . 18 h St. . between Webu-er anp llur
4W-141
_
MICEH.nr4t-oi.fU WANTO.
WANTE" partner to bclp advertiser , wh
Is a practical man of ' . ' 4 J ears experience , t
ejtabll-h \\bolcsilu nnd retail tlnnen. fhce
ronand copper Hiulth liuslrieat. Capital lib
under partner's own control. Hr t-dass rcfci
: n-cs Has tools lioroe an J ungon , etc. "S. E.
lice office. 45G jnj
\TTANTED-Fow day boardeM at 220nort
VV ICth up stairs. ( Ha'combe Blcck ) 403-ICI
WANTED naidcr by the day or week 141
HowardSt , 315-lm )
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS CHANCE KOO < 1 blacksmith I
offered > pucial Indunement , to Icxjato r.t 01
morel eb. Apply to O. Fn tttbcre. ; lK-2j'li )
OR RKNT-lewIy funiblied room. Ii
F qnlru 723 kuui\ \ i Ifeth ttrcu' . 457-141
TNloly fnrnmlied front paor wit
bed room and cl'usct. a. W. corner 18th an
t'arhaxi * > 453-tf
"ITIOlt RE.V - A K'O'4,1 , ro n house on 171
IJ Strtct odjuliiln niSmntll Hall. Apply to M
J. 1'attcrbou rulliimn Our ollkxi .C h an J Kariui
St. j l -lit (
_ _
I ; ( nrn'fchfd iwtlcr wltii ulfepluif room. N. I
cor.Sr. tl rljaveDUecn\lvt'j tre5t. r r i i
the door. v 442111
T OR lir.NT l uio 14 Vooms on the Corm
U 13th and Cnlcugo. Imiki r ol TlmothyKcll'
\ 433-171
ORRSNT One lurnl.hei'room S. K. cirm
14thondCa , 7 _ . 4 < 1.12t
l OR RENT-IIouw on Chc | ra , M. 14th c
r 15th itreota. Inquire fit JCha Svtlfe , co
Uth and Calcojo. I 418 1 > |
FOlt REN r rurulshed rJm ( , 412 8 * ftrs-
bet. Uurd and lUrucy.i 447 K
itK vT llou e blmaiifl wua tat Uidc
tjOrt ; 8j. luqulro hWoae O'Nill 11'
- rd , \ 4lf-t (
FOKR NT llouso birn ind1 Sac-u Urit o
camming SI , Inquire t Itu eoe O'NcI
IBlh and h warJ. \ 40-tt
POit KKNTOR 84l4 . Thohtrtdsomjicalaeni
cf Dr. Jamcill. I'cabixlysltu'ttoon ' tbusaul
west corner at lUd and Jorei str t four blcci
from the I'.xton llou-e , Ihthofma h all II
mrdtrncantg lecctu . or U D * ntDo > < ia < n cel.i
luina-o tit.m reit for ffO 'p-r ' mnr.th c
cell nni it oiu full lot for Line Ihrudxcd di/lltr /
4212 *
FOI < HEiT-Svore at Oklfle , Neb. wil
tnelviifr and coun en eulwblu for aerocii
or g'litrat tuerch ndUj Horn Iriialru ol H. f
O aik Om b . cr Kobtrt Wlltcn , County Cl , r !
IHVclu'e , Nut > . 455
IpOUUFJiT-One nicely furnUlxd room for 01
t"j > thagdith ) 4Q.y
rPwor-l > ! ; ' > t lurnUhed rooms. Wil at CO
J.twlth reference. y 415-4f
It ? tor vllb - ,
-wlthou l > f rd t 11IN , 14lh
bttw n UodAnd Uplt I tveim. 4311
nENTf tfnlrtfrt freal room * , prtca
J1 re on b' at * 7 , Itartir tetvetii Ifith and
lfl h. SM-ll'
| \V , 0 fl'R1SII ED * 5t MS AJ 1) BOARD
JL Almable bo rdera , MTO Dodg 8" " , S8-t
"TTIOR RENT Front roam with bonnl. Modern
J ; ImproTtmenlt. No. 171 S Dodge St. 303-13t
T7 > 011 RKN1 Residence No 1712 DauzluSt.
a : seau joii.f o. JAO KJ.
FOR PENT mall cottaffrD.\T > nrott and 17th
( retU IIS , ' S. LEHMAN
TTU'R RRVT-Ths fesldcncoof M. W Kennedy
C1 liy.laek an , Inqnlra on promlj.n or ntsw
3ll-tf
OR RrNT-t'ituninKol room l o
I'ustott.cc 117 .pu'n Uth itru f
TT1 0R RKNT PnrnUhcd
J1 I7th t > cct , betw en Cblcmo
trcc.t ; .
K NT A new iiou , ftuni iHl , el ht
E10H
1 room' , Hth room , i table , oto. Ono of the
nnc t locations In the city ; $ ao W ) per month.
Inquire for three days , licmln' rvnl eiitaUj n tncy ,
Ifitn iid DoHglCT etrccU. novl.1 if
K-OR RKNT Office roorui. Enquire at N
Jl1 York Dry Good * store. IM-deo-li
1 JKMIS' New Map of Omitm , Just oomp1etc < l and
U ready for delivery t 87 each. Is 4 Icct wide
by 7 feet IOIIR. I arecst and most complete map
of Omaha ever published . Official map of tl.n
city. Bee column. _ _
FORRKT-Up-star ! > , U17 Fatnh m i tr r
8Mf JOHN W. JAUODS
n | IlKNT Unfun Ulicd rooms In brick
benne , 141 Chtraco ntnvst.
F'OE RENT t'urnlshed room with boarJ lf.03
California btrcet , ijj.tf
IjlOK KH T Homo , . .i.roonis. . fnrnlshcdr 1 n .
JL1 4'llr t U. Hyde's efflCD. illliftriJ hotel.
_ _ _ 7C&-U
'ClOK K.NT TWO new awclllnws na two ottitf
JC dwelllnra liulwlrttbin loc.IUy , by McKnon
No. 1H4 lnngU slrt
_
Oll IIKWT lrg * offica room or hMt store.
IMP Fatnham stioet.
_
niOit RBMT A store til Uoloomhe block , nn
K 18th Ureot , near Davenport. St. A. D.
Ualcombo. t06-23tt
1T10IIHALF. ClIKAP-Ono 15 horse po or potk-
IJ ublo b Hot and cnglno on skids. AddrtM
Clms. H Davis , illy. 401-1 It
IJ OS S/U.T Irmroicd farm , 81 acres , cl'ht
X' miles o t. A bargain thin wo k.
459-15 BALLOUH'l ' . , 1)21 ) rarnam HL
i m , * fiilll t , $100.
New 0 room hounotichalf lot , desirable lo
cation , m nthly I'ajni nU$2U.
CO-16 ItAl.LOl' K OS..liJFarnan8t.
. OHKU1. Ono tew counter
bulletin bctrJ. Itqulrea * . Scliroter & Doc
FOR SAI.G-A iccoral clock ol
BliHiKESS . laagootl ttf n On tlo Jt. atnl
w. real Koine a good bii loesi And curry a
well wdnjtcd stock. Ciu u ( of B'lltig to chtiiRn
lntiro' Kor tuitker nmrmailon , ndclrois
"ilcl.ij" UeoolBco. 4J7-14
i iJU SAUt , i wo pool tabla tftiiuniKlckanil
I 1 Jlikn'j loct-ryoi goal M now , onlyut > fd
ttnee nioiitlisa il | , tcrk' 1 t'-lo aiinnit that ii o.
evcrytamz coup nta a' low fenrcn rnd uraU
t run. Cbarlis BrinJe , fuO ten It tait.
ITlNn SA E Cliaap , a good lica 7 tcAin olhor
Jj ei-sh mess and vtagon. Inqulro atgn Lror
enwortli Sr. 4t7-13f
F OR S V Li : Pony broke to satldlu nnd to drlre
shi u r doun.o. Imiulro.it Foatur & Qnj'a
Lumucrjard. 410-tt
TT10 ' SAtiU A'lntclmcor.c1 tund buaiHi-n lu
L1 llritclim oMi.r napood 1.9 new u' ,3.11 H'.r.
ney. alB-tf
O r.t r' m oconl Imnd o'lai-tov
F OCiH ftt 1319 Warm. } ' S : . -
VOR SALE-4t Inch bndard Co-
BICYCLE In fclr luiutttcu , A tn.tgaln. C.
M. Woodman. 761-tf
SALE \ small gr in cln\atoranA v > orc
1T10R . . up , ar d on all the nil.road tit.M * .
at Fremont , Ni. , with the L'rounda , by Robert
Kittle , 372-1 It
I\OR SALE A go d restaurant and hotel In a.
U flourUhlng town of four thous-nd lulmln-
tants dobga-oodbuiluess Owner wkhai to sell
on aoount of lit hetlth , cany terms. A'idresn C.
F. Cawan Grand Island Nob. 3i3-tf
, XCELLENT URICK for Bale , 89.00 r > or thou-
* ' sand. Yard , Itth street , two blocks south
of Bellevue road. LUKEKZO DIBOI.N.
177-luinovl6t
OTEL TOR SALE First class hotel for sale
In a lit western town. Has all the firxt
cla < s trade. Reaaon for selling other buulnoas.
For particulars , address , Hotel , OMAHA Unit.
lS3-liu.'novirt
"TTtOR SALK Steam engines now rnd econd
JJ hind 8 , 10 , IS , 20 horse powor. AJso-
Kteam boilers anV size. Inquire Om ha Foundry -
dry and MaciilneCo. _ novSl'lin-in
BEMIS New Map of Omaha , Jutt completed and
ready for delivery at $7 each. Is 4 feet wide
by 7 feet long. Largest and most couiploto map
of Omaha over published. Official map of the
clt > . Seocr.lumn. _
. I' Woter tpanto dog thcr.color about nix
ro.S old with hcavj u-athcr rollar and
brass biickla. Reward bj returning to Chin , Krug-
Simpson * Carriage Factory. 151-11 *
' ST * box of Canw tcra too'H between I3th
T' St nt ) KiulU uddition. Finder will pliasc
IcatoHonl with O. HurseD 52nd St. north of
Pacific anil1 receive reward. 452-1 1 *
IOST -KnlghU Templar badge with double
I caglo on reverse side. lultablo rcwara
will fce juld at Roe office. 4G3 19t
DecembT 10th , horde and hune *
FOUND a > . end < -f Qr < en street c r line cr d.
dresn 0. J. Uead , cor. 33 J and Ducatur > tn fM
Omahi , Nth. 440-131
. IIRAINARD , TaxldcrmUt. ifcrliftds , a
. umiak ) , iith ; , le . Howard and j-ck.on.
C5-n3-2m _ _ _
i-\OCT10RS JAS. H. & .IOHND. PKAKODY
t / huv remotcil from 13th ami Far mm streets
to rooms 1 , : ian < i 6 , lUdick'a block , 1507 FAmam
a rre' . yio.n'- ' " '
fTtAK N OoelirawniiiafoccUit rlnfore-
I head , two hud fct whim , plum * two yf i
Old. [ 217 HI JAS. STEPHENS.
WAO STER OF PALMY81T.RY AND CONDI-
Tl NALIST , 498 Tentu " ( rest , hctween Fariinm.
and Ha noy , Will , with ihaald of
jiriU , obtain for anyone a glance
and present , and on certain conditions ) ! fu
ture. DooUand Bhocs made to order ,
ball-faction e
Absolutely Pure.
Tlil po dcr never varies. A marvel of purity ,
and wholesome newt More i onimlcal
itrengtn
than the ornlnary k nd , and cannot be sld In
comiictllion with the multitude of low ttst , inert
wthlit alum or ph rphate powder. Sold only la
cwi. Item DiW u PO MR Co. , 100 Walt St. ,
Now York.