Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 20, 1883, Image 8
> * * * H - * & * * ? " v I > . r I' . THE DAILY BEE : SATURDAY JANUARY The Daily Bee. Saturday Morning , Jan. 20 , Weather Report. ( i'h.6 followlnR ohtervattonn are taken Ibr same moment of tune at all the stall amed. ) WAB DirAniMRrr , U. B. BIOHAL BEE OMAHA. Jan. VJ.1BP3. (1:45 ( p.m /Rlrtr frotm at Oinnln , fioi n t Yankt jiiwlsulppl Irozen at Iavinxirt ( Irorcn at Fiul , frozen at Dihaqof , frozen at IA Croi frozen at St. Louln. LOOAL BUBV1TIB8. Kead the ad of Helmrod and Donr on 5th page. Sle'ghln ' ? waa not so popular yeitord as clurinp ; the past few daya , The cold Btiap and the i enatorlal iif at Lincoln cut Ouiaba hotel urrivala dote to the minimum. The Htioet can began making their rt ; early ycHterday The drivers will c talnlyearn their Kalaiy this weather. Notice The funeral of Samuel Ifoi ton will take place to < day at 2 o'clo tnatoad of 3 o'clock yeiterday. The ladloj n anaclug the fair for t Gerraan-Kngltih school mot yaxtonl at Max Meyer & Broe , to perfect arrnn ; inents. The fair opens next Monday , a will be an aifair of fine proportlonn. N. T. Wagner , s n of the late Sei tor Wagner , and J. B , Dow , tuperintet ent of the Wagner sleeping oarr , wrre the city Thursday , on a trip of Inipcctl over the 0. & N. W. and other roods northwest which run tliolr cars. The days are gradually growing lor er , and It will Interest tome to know wl ; the ouhlal hour of aunrot now to. Frt Jan. lnt to llth it was -1:1.1 : p. w , ; llth 21 t-1:53 : p.m. ; -1st to 31 U , .V03 p. No deviation from schedule time will canted by the enowilrlltii. Bartholomew Dillon , a resident Ouiaha for the past twenty-four yaa and who carried a hod for the Wlthn Bros , , contractor ? , for sixteen yenie , d yesterday of consumption , aggdfit yea lie loaves n wife and son , Undo Goo. Medicck , the veteran t ton of Prospect Hill Cemetery , froze face badly yesterday In coming 'Jo frzui hia house to the city. The bi thawed him out with a few buckets now. It is reported that a ntrcot car tc ran away on St. Mary's avenue Thuw and ran up a lamp post , where one of 1 , horses became entangled , and not bei able to got down , committedllnvolunti suicide , PBK8ONAL , . A. II. Blihop , of Denver , la In the c ! V. L. Sommor , af St. Joe , la at the ft lard. lard.J. J. 0. Post , of Colnmbup , Is at the' ft lard. lard.Fred Fred L. Kent , of Cincinnati , la at ' MUlarJ. L. W. Oaborn , of Blair , waa In to last night. Hon. K. K. Wurien , of Nebraska Cl IK in town. 1 ! . Kdwards , of Virginia , Is a guest the Millard. J. 0. Mltchelion , of Kansas City , ii the Millard. William II. V. Gobi , of Fremont , It the l' xton. C. 0. Voorheei , of St. Kdwards , li the Millard. it. D. 1'letce , of Louisville , Ky. , Is the Millard. Mrs. J. D. Kllpatrlck , of Wahoo , is the Paxton. Dr. J. A. Irki , of Shelby , Neb. , U the Paxton. Ilev. George W. WalnwrlRht , of BI ii in the city , J. Bllckensderfer registered at the 1' ton yesUrday. J. J. McGInnlty , of Denver , Is gv of the Paxton. N. P. Langford , of 8t. Paul , reglsU at the Paxton last night. II. U. llumiey , wife and child , of 1 oinlmr , are at the Paxton. George F. Smith , of Springfield , O was a ftueit of the Mtllard yeiterday , Mr. D. II. Clark and child and Lincoln and child , of Denver , reglati at the Mtllard lait night. Fred R. McConnell , general wenl agent of the Union Pacific at Salt I City , came In from the west la t night. An Appeal for Belief. To The Editor o ! Til Rllii. I take great pleasure In acknc edging the receipt of another barrc fine largo potatoes from the Tl . waad school. God blesi the 1 ! hands that carry them , and may tl lives bo brighter and.happior for little act of charity. The last barrels have so far t distributed to nine famllbs , hi dollar's worth of groceries , whlot some cases wo give , and a baekol potatoes and a tack cf crackers do ( ro far to keep the wolf of hnrgerfi the doer. 'Photo who can give a < lar and not rnies it can Ilttlo rca the sufferlnps of the poor in times this. There is no employment fc laboring raan. Strong men 1'avo i to roe , "I am strong and willing work and support my finilly , bu cannot get the work to do , I h walked the street all day , and rutur to ray hcmo at night penniless , " Any person dcshous of help those destitnto ones would rrcuvo greatest thenks of many by giv tome floor and meat for diitributi Max. J. Ii JAUDINE. Sup't Relief Dep't 0. C. M A PARALYZER , The Tidal Wave from Man'tol Its Effect on Railroads , Stn Oars and People. The ollicial record at the Uni States signal station show t Thursday night was the cold of the season , the mercury ho thermometer falling 20 do r jolow zero , which is thu cold weather recorded since 1H7I ! , whoi ell to 22 below , the loweit known many years. The wind was not very high , gauged by cllicial reports , but blow [ uents and Ircquontly bccamo qt iiedgrcoablo. Bnuw sot in at ! t Thursday morning , and ended on Mday morning , a part of which ti ho fall was quilo hojvy , and a p uoroly drifting , The total fill i hreo and one-tenth inchot. Other stations reporting to the t aha aignal cffho show a similar c litiou cf weather throughout west and northwest with u sure t lency to proceed eastward with limlniahod severity. 'Jho only caption appears to bo at St. P. vhoro the ti mporaturo Friday morn ndicated twenty- two degrees ab zzra. On the other hand Bisrnn oportod thirty degrees below , I'uf orty below and intervening statt correspondingly. Attixo'olock Friday morning No 'latto reported 21 ° , Choyounu 5 ° , Wushakio 27 ° , Yankton 8 , Danver 15 ° . Snow was falling Friday morning St. 1'aul and D-ivonptort , hut the sti WAS about over at 'Omaha and o rhore , clear weather being repot rom all directions. At this point hormomutor at noon stood at 1 Icgroca below. Private thermometers about the c WPro much lower than at thn slg flico , Max Meynr'a showing 2G bol nd others 25 , 'ii and even 28 belt THE KAILUOAIIH. The storm cQ'dotod all the romero moro or loss. The Union Pacific sent now plow out early Friday morni hero being moro or lean heavy dr ng reported from the west. 1 morning train from Danvor did ; omo in at all but was abandoned e of North Platte and run as second t Ion of No , 4 , the regular train oc ng in an hour late and the ex m hour and twenty inlnu ato. Tlio yard engines 1 nothing to do Friday , th being no freight tralua in from west. No. 10 was reported two i ono-halt hours lato. The cnatorn mail trains wore reported four hours late , and the n > ound Union Pacific train wai delai an hour behind its ichidulo tlmt" caving. Train * were all marked go out , but their oi/.u wus reduced noot the emergency. A aasougor who came in on jurlington & Mitsiurl morning tr rom Linoaln , which arrived two ho ate , says that all trains south of t lolnt on the Burlington & Mlsc mvo been temporarily abandon Fhb north bound train left Line drawn by two locomotiveo and pus ! by a third. The engineers and f non were a coating of ley mall < uches thick. The storm was unfavorable for U. Paul ft Omaha road , which altr lUffors on such occasions. The willed illod the outs and the train which his city Friday morning was st od in thu snow about three o'clock ho afternoon , on the Indian rosei Ion near Emerson and about a h drod miles north of this city , I visions were supplied to the passers ; ors by the railway company , ab iant fuel was secured , andallpropi ions were made for passing the nl comfortably and making a push to out of the drifts Friday morning. ' train leaving Sioux City Fii morning , and duo hero at 5:20 : Fri evening , was laid up at the Blair 01 night , it bolng doomed inadvisable try to got through the outs botw Blair and this city. Snow plows v sent out on the road Friday morni Friday night tnoDinvor train on U. P. waa hold till about half. ] nine to Await the arrival of tn from Chicago , the Hook Island , I lington and Northwestern being 1 AT MAX MKYKH'H Thn thermometer at .Max . Moyc Bro. , wholesale jowolora , Omi Neb , from 12 m. Thursday nnti m. Friday , Indicated the follow 12m. , 10 above ; 2 p. in. , 12 abi 7 p. m. , 4 below ; U p. in , , 7 be ! 7 a. m. , 27 below ; 10 a. m. , 12 bcl 12 m. , 8 below ; 2 p. m. 5 bolow. THK BTUBKT KAILWAY. The can which were stopped al arly hour Thursday resumed t regular ] runs Friday , the s plow being run over the two nortl lines to clear the track. The only coption to this ia the Park line , up Mary's avenue , which has boon al donod for the present , there b fourteen foot cf snow in many pin and It being Impossible to get thro it at onco. None of the drivers reported as suffering from frozen in bora , though they all have to go mtfllod up. Till ! BLOCKADE. It is feared the terrible snow st of last night has blockaded the n so that no trains will arrive or do from this pity to-day. The train i left this city for Omaha ana the yesterday atternoou was repo snow bound at Ashland. The t duo hero from Ojgaha at 9:40 night failed to arme , and It is un stood she did not leave Omaha. last train that arrived In Lincoln tcrday was the ono from Donve State Journal. THE MlbSOUUI Thcro was no train In on the ] sourl Pacific last night and n BKK porter was told by ono of its re soutntlvos that all trains had 1 abandoned for the proeont. 7ho V/uv l wlira. Sjcclal Dispatcher to Tin lt ! . YANKTOK , January I'.i A bliz and uovcro cold prevailed for the twenty-four hours ; 22 ° hplow j The worst vreathur since 1881. DEMVKU , January 111 , Exti cold weather prevails huru , the t momoter registering 13 ° below j Mountain towns report the cold i intense. At Georgetown the t mcmotcr registers 30 ° below , t coldest over known , MIHNKAI-OLIH , January 10 T worst storm ot iho season prevail ho last twenty-four hours throughc Minnesota and ca&tern Dakota. Tn leraturts varying from 15 * to 30 * 1 ow are reported to-night , with o gc oral high wind and air full of fi now or froat that "cuts like hall. " KT PAUL , Minn. , January 19 Di ng the greater part of last night a a portion of to-day the air was fill with snow and the ground bocoi ovorod to a depth of several inch t was the hardest snow storm of t winter and accompanied by gusts vlnd. There was considerable dri ng , The railroads have been bol crod somewhat but no serious diffici y has occurred on any of the trn Inos , although all trains are late. I ho Minneapolis and St. Louis t Chicago express arrived two hoi ate , but all other trulns were abt donod on account of a blockade bol Albert Lisa. On the Milwaukee ro .rains on the Ohio and Mueisslppi ru divisions iuo running under a sli disadvantage , but tlio lisftinyc a Dikota dtvliisn ii blockaded at Glc coo and neither Iho morning or aft noon trains attempted to go boyo .hat point. Thu Northern Paci .tain duo this morning arrived i ipurs lato. Th' ) train will go out night as naucl. Thu Manitoba expti Ino thin morning did not nrrivo ui ntoin the afternoon. The delny v cauaed by n stalled freight tr/ / uar llftiicook. Tno Brockcnric train duo luiro nt. 8.20 stuck in n di lear Morrm. Freights were stepper or abandoned on the middle a northern divisions , but trains c < iuued , though aomowhut impeded tlio St. Paul end. On the Omn road the eastern branch ii all fit ; ' and trains were 'running < ] iweon Chicago and Minnoapc on timo. On the western brar ho road was tilling in and iho tn was running behind time , Ord were issued to the Minneapolis ctl not to sell tickets beyond Maakn and the ipronpeot appeared good : ho abandonment of the trains w cf that point. Freighto werogonora abandoned , but the roadn genera oxpreis confidence in their ability ; et cleared up to-morrow. OWIAHAJJETSll. The State Board of Agriculti Locate the Fair , The Requirements and Oblig tiono of the Driving Park Aeucciation. . .lncoln Journal , The boird of agriculture held closing session yesterday moraii at thu board of trade room a Thu proposition to locate thofah ) mail a WHS oonsidoud and.adopt .t was agreed to hold the f.ilr I coming two years ut Omaha , to g ho Driving Purk association the p ccodo from the sain nf tlcko'a to < amphitheatre for 1882 3 , and in event the board dcsirus moro am ; theatre room , that the board will i oun-half the expense for construct ! The following gentlemen wera pointed as the bourd of manage Mestrs. Vurnas , Qrlnnol , Barker r ! ont , nnd Martin Dunham , who i mode chairman of the board. An appropriation of $300 or much thereof as nocotsary was app jrlntod and placed at the disposal ; ho fish commissioners to make u I exhibit. Mr. Hnitman submitted a prnpi tion from a Mr McDonald , of Chi { O , to itttund the state fair and i iia "chariot" races. On motion the matter referred .ho board of managers Oov. Furn&s moved to remit Iuo of $100 imposed against Jui Ivlnnoy's horao "Alarm" and roinst iiira to the privileges of the tra After considerable discussion the i tion was not agreed to. On motion the treasurer was dorod to pay the hotel bills of members of the board. A SAD CASE. A Deserted Woman Dloa In the Co ty House. The poor farm was Thursday cone of a funeral , the remains t consigned to the potter's Gold , be thosocf Mrs. Jacob ? , wife of a 1 bar who formerly did business iu i city.Sho She was , It appears , his second v and had when married a boy ) grown and about $000 In cash. ' husband is said to have boon a wo loss follow und spent about ha I her Ilttlo hoardo In a Hhort timo. then sent the remaining $300 to deposited In a bank to her cro but the boy who took not knowing the routine of such b noes , deposited it in the name of husband Instead. A few days li Jacobs drew the whole amount of the bank and "skipped the ton leaving his wife to take care of 1 self and her boy. Soon after she a stroke of paralysis , and was obll to go tothocwunly farm , and fi thora to the last resting place iu potter's field. It Is a sad case , and the cause o all ought to bo sent up for life c telegraph polo. Bnlr'i Petition. Life Is rctlleu , daji are fljetlnir , Children blocinbut dla In teething : Wamlnc take , a'I trlimls ud mother ? , Witch tin protloiu glrliaul brothers ; Head the home IHcof Vl-toiU , Children nine , all had Ciutorlnt No sleep1 tes night i by bib ) < iuilllu/ , Llko Uiki they line In earl morning. METROPOLITAN HOTEL , 03 HA , NEl ) . Tables supplied with the bojt tnnrkot aHoida. Tha traveling pu claim they got better accommodati and moro general satisfaction 1 than at any other honso lu Qm ! Kale , ? 2 per day. nu ltfrc * lloa ana HUB Flics , roaches , ants , bod-bugs , r mlco , gophers , chipmunks , cleared I "Rough on Hats. " 15c. FIRE ESCAPES. Patent Appliances Which Shon bo Adopted in Omaha , An Omaha Architect's Vie on Their Utility. When a disastrous fire , accompanl ) y a considerable lots of lif a , occi ho question of protection is linn diately dlecnseod. The dilTert tioans of oscepo are canvassed a heir merits determined on. T intent oontrivanaca known cs i escapes are extensively used in t argor citiof , both in hotels and pub mildlrgs. The first invention is most simple , and at the same til useful , moans ot etcapo from a bui ng building. It is known as t Oarancho fire eaenpa , having be nvpnted by Ales , ( laratchp , a pror nontcitlzau of St. Louis , ItonM > f n rope , an iron ricg and a pair gloves ( fuced on the palm with eat lapor. , The iron ring la fattened li .ho floor near the window t f thu roi vhicli overlooks thu atreot , The re s attached to the ring and lo coiled lear by ready for use. The gloves i uood to , ctuso additional friction that in cieo the parson may r detcoud * to the ground too rapid f hose simple and incxpoosivo nrtic nay bo pl.tced in ench room of a heat at u comparatively trfluig coiit n may bo used by ladiea , if nuccaaa as well an by gentlemen. T&o dthor escape is an iron lad < running from the rocf to the groti and is gounorally placed nn the < .orlor walls oppcaito the hallways jach floor of the building , which ov ook the atreot or alley according the building is situated. Tholadd invo platforms upon each fl ) or U [ which to step from the window laor of the building when cnierg for escape. In addition to this a sti tlpo attachment runs up ono side the ladder and has a coupling every floor for hcsg to bo used by firemen in their struggle with [ lames. Thus the appliance unaw the double purpoeo in aiding people the building to escape , and by firemen in getting water on the flat moro rapidly than if they 1 to carry their hose from utruet to the place wh the fire is taging. Thin latter met ] is usoi ox ton lively in Oniia o n St. Louis , especially on the six , ei and ton story building ? , which fc year or two past have been bull ! both cities. In thn Inter city a mui Ipal ordinance n quires the owner , cuoh buildings to ndopt thiu ojcapo. A BKR reporter call on an archil of this city , and in answer to r.n quiry on the question , the latter E tnnt ho deemed the iron ladder esc a good invention. "Do you think their usu might \ bo ndoptud in Omaha1 uskod the poitor. "Thero is no reason = vhy t ! should not bo , " hci replied , "aiu think it wonld bo highly advisable them to bj placed on all buildi where largo numbers uf people gatl which are more than tire stories height. " "Bow is it that people did not the fire escapes on the Now ! house ) " questioned the reportor. Is understood that there vnro ouo moro on the building " "Tho trouble was , " answered architect , "that thoijfcnosts did know where to find them , My i is that when the hotels adopt the escape that they should post prin notices in each guest room of house , giving the locality of o oacapo and caution the guests at eamo time to vieit the places In 01 that they may know exactly their nltlon with relation to their rooms that If in the case of a tire , in the tending excitement they may not got where to go. In that o iso the escapes will accomplish their nae there will not be any loss of life. " IOWA ITHM8. Cedar Kiplds sends out 150 com me travelers , Independence U tohava a packing hi to coat $75OCO. Towa Falls will found a colony In kota the coming fall. Dei Motnea' expense for fire protee Is 940.000 annually. The Via ton creamery made 165 pounds of butter laat year , Koclc llipldi has imported a culoa New York city street walf . Plymouth county thinks It is to reo a Urge Influx oi settlers in the spring. A Uavenpirt eleotri : lliht company bean organized. The capital IH $ j,000. The Mawhalltown Timos-Ho ubl denounce * Woodbury hall In that city fire. trap. The CUpo block fire In Dea Me canted $143,028 loan , with $01,000 In anc * . There are (130 ( oreameriet In the st The yield of butter is 100,000,000 pot per annum. One family In Boone o mnty has mam t * get Sl.OOu out of the poor fund du the put year. The ineak thieves are making It di edly lively for the Cedar Kapid * i chanta and citizens generally. The jail at Marion caught fire ou lltli. hut vraa extinguished without matins any of the prisoners. Much ( peculation Is still rife over failure nf the Albla bank. An expert work endeavoring to solve the mystery Glenwood , Council llluH * , Silver C Pacific Junction and Tabor an to ba neote J by a continuous telephone wire. The discovery of coal of Tatua con has encouraged the formation or a < piny at Traer for the purpose o ( nlnkl ihaft. The now city directory in Cedar Ka contains 5,030 na ned , on which It h counted life to base calculation for a ] ula'lon of 15,000. The fears of an overwhelming flood now pcruieatlJf ; tbo breasts of ralh mou in Ilia Interior portion of the t where the mow U deep , The Lincoln Guards of Option have iirocuted $150 worth of new uniform ) , It claims to be the only company In itnte fully equipped. The pojr farm of Jtaenix Vista coi cost last year $1 009. and the budding completed coat 82,500. The pauperi county cost 33,221 37. A young man. styling himself "Cou Johnny No , 2 , " ha come to grief at } s uquv wltcro he astounded the pe pie with hli extravagance , He haj I " * hoilug the queer" on them. De * Motnes city ha * won the brought axalnit It by thirteen prop , ownen for damagti alleged to have t caused to property by construction cl levee. Toe amount Involved wai $15C Thcro Is a prop ct of a new opera ho In Marihalltown. The Manons have matter of converting the percent op home Into a lodre hall under advlicim la which er.nt a new theatre will built. The Iowa City papers am Meting ciuie Cedar Uapiila has trtrd to fuigt a man in destitute circumstances npon t city. She was placed on a train and fate oaid. A ganff of counterfeiters wcro recer unearthed near Delhi The work was d In a cave , and one wan arrested with his tools , and about $200 In dimes i twenty.fivo cent pieces. His name Penn and li now in jail in Dubuque. CURIOUS CONNUBIALITII A Wedding Which Occupied T Days , A Knotty Question as Which Will be the Wad ding Anniversary. THE BKR recently chronicled wedding of Mr. Ohas. Banco , of 1 o ! C , to Miss Olara Hardy , < f Vv torsot , Iowa. Charley has been u tied under circumstances which raise a knotty question as to when and his bride shsll celebrate tl crystal , silver and golden aunlvoi rioa , an hia wedding occupied a \ tion of two daya , beginning on J uary llth and closing on Janu 12th , the words "I pronounce ; m n and wifd" being uttered on latter'dato. The Winter ei , Chronicle of the 17th inat. saye : That truth la oft-times stranger t fiction the guests assembled to wlti the marriage of Miss Clara Hardy 0. T. Bunco , have all roalizid. Tl bridal morn , January 11 , dawi bright and fair , a perfect contrasi the previous stormy days , thus qu ing the anxiety of friends who tea a postponement of the ceremony , the groom's residence in Omaha hills of difficulty between.there i VVinterspt in the shape of enow-dri seemed impossible for even a kn heart to surmount. A tologratn fi him the day he was to re hero at Menlo , "Can go further , " but happineoa reigned preme , Thursday morn , when anot dispatch oamo stating that ho rooched Des Moiuea , later that loayj * for Wintoroot at C p , m. J the a "ointcd hour gu.'sts nssoml at Mr. j-.ardv's , where all minor tails were arranged in u pleusing m nor. The marriage ball , suspun from fdstoons cf evergreens , guar by two whlto doves over too me gram "B. H. " ; chairs underlie awaitini ; their hippy occupants , thin suggests no thought of ivb : groom. 1'no first half hour a e duod expectancy prevailed ; the n < joy was uareatramed , varied by Welshor's frequent outlooks , wl garo a slight impression that the ti waii delayed , but his continued ; H ancer , "he is coming , " rovi our hopes , although various c flicting rumors reached as train Uf s Des Moines at K p. traiu just left Lathrop ; time went cheered by muslo and happy sayli 11 p. m . reliable , train fast in a deut out by Newlon's and Graham's , imagination we could see the gn walking rosily back and forth gas with wistful eyes at the glimmei lights of Wtuterset , humming so to himself , "Thou art so near and so far. " But wo are arontod f ; revory by sleigh bells , and an cc rushing for the door where di : pointmens awa'.ls us ; only a driver after some of guests. Soon a rumor , the b hoard the train whistle , hu id su coming ; again the clear ring of joj bells herald the approaching gro they stop , the door opens , a clap ) of hands as he really appears , wl ho acknowledges by a bow and the presslve woidi , " 1'vo arrived. " 'S the hum ot voices is hushed , and fi Purlin's skilled fingers send forth weddiug march , when the puronti the bride , followed by her brother his wife , arrange themselves on left and right of the boll ; then lovely little bridesmaids , Wilma ] ker and Daisy Conoran , orrayp < white , carrying baskets of flow preceded by Dr. Welshor and 1 < looked-for bride and groom , bride , lovely in au elegant dreti cream brocaded satin , white flower * laoe. The groom , fine looking ; gen verdict , a happier bridal ne'er seen. The ceremony , solemn and pressive , married with ring , G choicest blessings invoked , when and Mrs. Banco received oongrat tlons for a happy lif3 in the e morn cf a new day. Uafr shm bountiful and good were served , i plomeuted with delicious fruits , pit oranges and grapes , i f which all took in n manner worthy the occa and the hour , when "good uioruii were said and good bye to bride and groom. Daring hours of waiting and watch the wedding presents consisting the beautiful , useful and valuable , numerous to mention , were each mired. Wo hope they will adorn t happy homo at homo. The china sot from the young men we ki will bring pleasant memories. Clt many friends regret her depart yet we hope the love of au < daughter will some day in the fu induce her husband to make theme homo la Wintcrset. Oar wish at said good bye , was that "Tho snow of'years on their hair n ill May hope Bull kindle anil glow ; Mny they be then , as now they art , Llght-neartei amid the mow. " Supreme Court Proceedings , D. 0. Patterson and F. M. No rep , of Wayne comity , wore admi to practice. 0. & N. N. H. 11. Cor vs. Hod Motion to quaah bill of except overruled and cause contini Opinion by the court. Where an attorney of record , whom a bill of exceptions ii preset for examination , proposes ami went thereto , without objection , cannot afterwards bo heard to c plain that it was not presented to , ' within thu statutory time. The following causes were i milted : Xulson vs. Blvins. HARDER THAH EVER. A. H , Daily Will ; Continne tl Carriage Business , The Coming Prospectus ot tl New Proprietor. How few of our citizens there a in this city that do not know Mr. . H. Daily , who hut n few days ago fi ured as the junior member of the fit of Moadimbcr & Daily , thu wi cnown carriage and buggy manofi tory , corner of Sixteenth and Capll Aveuuo , whic has been this day d solved. The junior member , who w icrctfter continue thu bn HOBO is a well known median whoio skill has bon tested by ma : of the best Nobratkjno , as wo knoi by because ho has extended t trade ot the local firm all over t west ; our city contains many ino vehicle constructed under the at management of Mr. Dilly , which ampin credit to the maaufic'.uro' , Wnlle the factory contains many I cilltii'3 fnr the manufacture of ; kinds ( f vehicles , it is not i to the sttmdonl c f Sir. Djkily'n wish , competition with the eaat is vei strong in thiu city. Therefore MI machinery will at once bo added , 1 which ho will ' 03 enabled to .turn o fine and superior wotk to the easto at the 8)tii3 figures , while in the ps it hi ? been his main object to co struct but nrat chiea vehicles , and H the sauio at prices that in every i stance iofied competition , It will interest thu readers TUB BEK when they ascertain tli Mr. Duly will atop at tlio old stai and take personal interest in over thin ? that comes In. Mr. Dilly w bo supported by a force ot the v best mechanics procurable , and wi no doubt , have the suppoit of eve citizan that thinks of the advanoeme ot our city. It is nearly ton yes since first the factory was opened , a : by thrift and abli management h grown at a wondeiful rate , where th ntood but-a littln nhanty now stand ; liae fictory , tifixGfi , with nearly dozen shops , consisting of blacksmil shops , wheelwrights' shop , paint she trimmers' shop , varnieh shop , a lastly iho repository , which ii stock at all times with line carriages , bi gies. road wagons c f every deecrlptic \Vo know our hopes will not bo vj as the now proprietor haa many wa : friends who will nlvrajo reward 1 ill and industry , as facts are fao D.iily < a a aclf-nuite man. Fair and Febtlval. No Gonct , No Banners "A Summer Idyl , from a Providence Merchant , Mr. Over L H , L'.i\is. a irmt dudrr > t Wotai M'CI ' S.ru' ' , bears hisgritfdi tistlin totheuriiuallucl | txcd'ecco tf tin product ofonsof turmc t ll'ful ' lrj > ! deice I'hin cis'a. Vr DaiUsa'i , "Ijui tprlr 'I was v .tly troubled with ec\ ire hilliaiation o ! t Ktdnpje , and It bccimi no had thai nt tlui uiloatej blco'l and my suSrlnj ; < were iatei Jtjfconi'ltln wnsi julr-talllut ( cr .1 uhll wm\\aibcarocly a1.lo to ta'tenl to bibln aiJ the seve-c ] ulus w ulj comjio euddosty tofruly th 11 wool 1 he oblige J to loa\e a cu mcr whom I ml | ; < > t hippeti to be wrx'tlnj ' Uf t\CK \ * frt ot the time 1 MM unable tou nil HCaiccly kaew what to ih cr which wa ; lookto * rtllct. At thin ( Inn a ( rlenl recomm deilllunt'e PemoJy. I took two bottles c inJ It took rljht ho'd otny ( ] dlai-wj ami cu me very rpcedily , and I 1m uxptrlenccil trouble lth iny ktdccyi tlucs. "Furtbermorr , Hunt's rcuudy haa etrin vned ino very tuu h , nJ elucol betun to u i I bavo l-een able to attend to liueloi'ss , and all right row. I hrar My rcoejomcncl It to \S'hat It baa done for n.u H will do for } ou \ iiroatll.cttd. " Suffered for Twenty Year . Hon. Joaluii Tuthlll , ot K\it Sagfnaw , Ulc iav ; "Count me atnon tto enthuiiiet c Irlui ot Hunt's Kemedy. It naa proven in my cu-io > ou claim lor It na\ln ButJcieJ ( > r about t y yearn 1 h sow re dla OHC ct tha ) Mn ( which ou bcilii sclinsiirjnounced Drlzl ulaeate. ) 1 mtilo n Journey Knst to consult rniloett trUi\en : o Himllt > D , New York , \\h'Bi l.imo in thlispfdalty t hid hetrtl mu Dr Hivd'i rwnincd m eiralull/ and flea tald , " 3onnd net a hittle ol lltiot'H n ia < anJtakoaccoralnffio dlnctlons" After la\ tri\cltd ro far for tr-ratirent , It a ruck ino rathrr lunry to bedlructtil to take a medic which I m'fht bo .Rht wl bin n SIOIU'D throw my own door ; but I KBH In < ho ooctoi's hat and ol course. I followed hli tdvlce.and right g waslthtt I did en , for bdiore I had taken Hui rcmely half dozen tlojol I found Immense t efitfrom It , and by R.ntlaulng th u o ol It fi hnio I recovered Iroln m > trau'jle entlr.Iy , i am ta-d v , I think , one ot the mc t raegei luxged MiCali'andera Tne wntld laindebtn you , lit , for the proroul at'un ol inch a mi cine , and I hope jou may not K ° "hcutY' ' rcwaid. " TjUl a zj , Tic. SPECIAL NOTICES. O IOAN MONkY ONKY TO LOAKCall at Law o ic of D M Then as room 8Crelvhtou Block. LOAK-On chattel mortcago MOSKVT A. H. Tutton , No. 1510 Doui BtrtH't front room up nt.-urn. 435- . \ TO LOANAt 8 JUT cent. bhrU MONF.\ nd Lo.iii Axt'noy , oppo poi-toUlcc. 7b7- (50Hi ( | nnAlO HUN At 8 per cent * -CUUUlHMireht TI suimof t..OOO and w rd , for 8to 6 } earn , on tint tlast city und fi propirt ) , I ! VH UR\L Hi r ITU and Lois Ann1 15th and Doii''laa hm. rVArt | tu \V nt d m le or fenmle. In > \ ACESTS l IhoUrtted hutcs i > \ torlS.IOpardiy enlly rea-'u O.K. ttlr\ * O > . , in luuliy 8lre.t , lotV City. I IS linofmor. -An > , I lftit riiftnetr at WANTEIAn I'axtou Hotel at once. ikOS-llt mj ' " \\TANJKI ) Al . \ rtea ( fo-d h-nd W tonui > e hlmirlf mefuUIn lie olliccr ; OIK , Omaha Kutloiul Funk hulldh y up 8'ftlin 7bS-l Chambtr maid al o rolore.1 i WANTED on tablu and ti work nrouiid ho nonu but UICKO whoarj wlllnit3 wrk no-rt 1 > U at 318 1'ougUa ' M. 7 0- ] - fir rail ro.dd wrk. WAXTlfD-Men , llth St. 7h7 \ / AXTKD Etery one to leave orders for I VV M ' . ' 17 It. llith trec.up-6tolni. tSJ- MIUtLLAhCCb PAN'TtU A fe prliatti l o.udepi t 1 W rariiam tlrtit , 800- ' . To U-ft n for IflPif time , < u t WASTKO comtiilcni to ! > > Win MoorcK C' " ami ToutU | < . _ IX Uuturnuhcd "on it rr rent in bncj he S UI6L'h04goa'ifit. _ _ 75 : \\rAS > KlA fo * uore inpictaVla Asecl V cv vt-teiD , will pay xieil i > t < il "en In tfi a day ntu ue men ( rrm 11,75 to ? 3 , ' AdUrcs lnc experience , Wetttrn AK H > < * S j Ca K'n < i _ ( > yMo. _ _ _ _ JV- . WAMltl ) . \\7 A.STKU To III n i < assl Unt book kn. \ \ or Mil i' . rU lais.'Uenu il itfero c security. If reiMircJ | Willing to woil. Add - Situation I > JT an H litant IKI WANTKU- | i'it u I IK' b st city n h r > 'nco. Ann II II toillci. 7V3S1 ANT' I > - linployni'nt by a BON ! mail ptl- W \at 111 lly or Horo. U. MANNWKILUI , CM HtHf-MOUytb nd iMMU oil HKNT Ihrc rooms atnl cell- , lath and ; ( 'jililcrnli i ns.t. Inquire at tus 1,1th ktroet. , , iOll ItENT-.S rurrBc.roomimtiti'or tme Jj I'lfn-nntly I c tad. fa 1 hetnictn 3 and ti p , tn , ,117 N. 17th < rect , between lUfetiport a-.d Un c K i , ci'.t ' side , 801-22 171011 RUST Thnc roonu roomt 1 rll > furniKliHl , but party going outw.l' Ml luru lur , rnr\i \ ? t , 9tn > ui , riockc'ry , cto , ery [ b.iionlyfU500nian | > iier. "Ouddcr , t 4 UArtCIIA-OKFOR V and b > ni iit ot bulldlri ) ; Ko.llll tarnam itmot , Iniulr | next cooreut , tin. RENT I'.iur room house"tor pr 9th orul FOR n. Applj at II. F. Haiiunn RW Jack- OR RKNT- 1 tie fro it tnriilthvd roon < Mo. F IX J 17th St aud uallf rol . 70S 6. . . . -RIRENT FurnUned room , hea'ed by ifj- .J Ifit.r. ltd Idtnce 18th u.reet , wmttlde 11.ut liousj noi til ol ChlcA . 7S7-19f . \un R8NTFur. . Ithcd room K , II. ecroerOth I and Jackson. 7W-WJ T7IOH RENT l'lr.V4nt front roomi with board , 1 ; 24U7 f unuuu street , A No di k rcim In nir utnco. ANDRhW 1IKVIMJ. 772.201 ' tojd'ii Opjift llou - . " [ 7OH RrNT-On orpin , 41.00 Jxr : m-nth. H Jj A. HO POS Music Hall 777-lm IT URviiaUED ROOMS AND iTxAiriT-Moriorn C co v nioicoi 1810 JodgnSl. ,73-lm ' Nl i-ftontroim with ale vewitl FORRKN' clnjotfor ( , ' n lemm.l.'il ccrnsr J8ih and Cam St. 70S 20 UR H NT LWO nlcoy lur t door ucrOi cf Lcdxo onlS.h. 769-20 RENT 25 house .Still rooino , at J3 to FOR t > cr month ; 3 and 2 acre ( 'nrdon , wita hou o , burn , etc. , 01 c.chat 81J and S'i per month. 6hrcr's Rent Lureau , opponjtc noHt . Oil RENT "roinwI hboard , also frwuhl i b.ordcrsl7l8Djdga . 746-I9J P.fNT Two nicely fum rooms 8. E. FOR 20th ajd D.kunpoit wither without b ard. C50-20J l.iOH UEKT Socrol f uu 1 housci , 0 roonu L tuck. DR. C. 11. PAUL. SMm 7 011 RE.vT Four comfortabU basement I 1 rooms suitable for hoti > cceiilnj ; aUo KOOd bum. Inquire immodiitcly ol F U. Coopci noith west corner of 23rd and Ilurt St. 7,10-lm TOR K'NT One Urjre nlin'y furnlnVed room wl'h board for two at IMS California St. 707-1 mo. - * | _ - . - . . _ RE.VT 139 Convtnt ttroot 8t. Marj'soT- FOR , a one story houoe six rooms acd two her i i able. Inquire lUrkti liros , Gani olllco. . _ _ . 63S2W fEVi o. o double txo stira bul ding FOR cro ery , stlncn , butcher shop , or anr othrr bmlnc4 < . Local d so chit n trend farmer's trade can borccured. Unq'nrjof Mis. M. Lun re , c rnir Jickuju and l3Vh etrctt. ' Slap of Omaha , lust oomploted and ready for delh ery at ? r each. U 4 fcot wide hy 7 feet lone- Largest anil most complete map of Omaha e > or published. Ottloial map of tha city. See coliinm. ' 770H hKNl { houses "of 8 rooni cn.li. In"- JL' quire 101'J F riilianmtrc t. SU5-lrjj UAIUIAI Stlcet tf oo rt st ck lutlie RAUK Crehton , l ( , s. lli-tt Ircatsoii , nlth line L tub lih'd tradu Cha"- of hmmew rt"Mon for nil r\a. \ AddrlM fur tin daj" , Lock llox 170 , ritmton , lowj. tOJ-'J2 SAIK 1'ccVcts limps of NnSribka SOo 1TIOR . Kor Inria'ii9 ' In u alia City improved andunnipr Md property ia.l on Win. r , Slirl- Mr , roil Kitatc Au'ont , opios ! < iioitotllce. OU SALK- Small hou e on leased lot H. R. corner 9th nmlJackson Inquire on prem ises. 717-23J CTAVOJ Buslntsi for Salo-A BU8INF8S geueril stock of merchandl-e , In & fo-l to.vn , on the 11. & M. toad ; doing a good bu l- newar.d carry well 8'lcctcd stock. Ciiwa for ffl leg , ticbiniro vus ne s. K-r firther information mation &ddr s "Mdse , 'II Ofllio. Jmu-at 8AtE-Sfx room cottaue with barn mu FOIl lot on Chicago street , near Hieh School Onl > 2,300. JlrCAGUE , COO-dea fr7-U _ Opp. I'os oliicc. BALt A urti cltm iccona band phueton * J7MJK rnty8t. _ g-tt I XOELLEVr IllUC-K FOB BALE-fD.UO per Jjjth'iiaiid , Y rd 15th etrctt , two bois ! ! lOUthrf HiUvuoroad dec 23-3ml _ LORESyX ) DlBnr.E , FO AIE niIUt'-C2 mil's w'liTof HOTEL , lha I nlon 1'adllc rallroud. llrlck barn , tw ttiry hotel and furniture , thrc Io' ti1\ii2 : ffooii tt.ind , x'O d hininoBS. UoxJ ro.usons for tel.li.cr. Inqulru of mb-crlber. A I , NOURIS , 713-lm-mo Noith Bend , Nrii , New Jtnp of Omaha , just completed uic , BEJI1S fordelUeryatiocach. Is 4 feet wide by 7 feet Ion ? . Largest and most complete map ot Om.-iha over publl bod. OlHcIal map ot the city. See column. _ ' OI ICE The partniTfchlp hiru'ofora existin's N' b'lwuonthunderlined tui MMxdlmber & llalley N this d.iy dlsso'\el bv mutual conscnf. Albert II. IJalley as ninoi all liahillile and In to collest all debts due tro fl m. KDWARD M'ADIMIIEW , ALBEhTH. DAILEV. Oinahn Keb. , Jan. 17 , 18S3. S03-19t 01-H5LUTION NOTICE-Thc 'partnerahlp hiretofore ex'stln ; between y. "c'qu-et It Chatllu Scu ivn Is thl. Oay dis oluUd by uiutuil stir cment , Mr Ch- rile t-cwrcn HI con iuuetbe Imslnesj kttti < old s an1 on IHhit icinein fbster < iil Ilurt In the CAV of Ornih * tnd It utho'l/e < l to collect all ucesunta die Bald firm and u I.I | uy all hli t oj Jott toe > &TIK N HfcLQUEST. CIUS. bKAO Kv utty I8h ! 1EKI 7J7-2UJ 1 OST OR ST JI.KN-A hlack pony left fore-foot li whit * , and white A ripe on fare , any Infornu- tion 10 ba left at SOI aoith ICth at. and lilriU r. iJ paid. _ 701-20J rTlRV The Hefner 8tarllod Sprlnif manufactnr- J. e.land warented by V. T. Bcnbow 710Boutl Oth St. Omaha. B2rf dec lIMwt EDWARDKUEHL , MAO-STER OF PALSIV8TKRY AND COND * TIONALIST , 498 Tenth fetn-it , between Farnam uid Il&mey. Will , with he aid of guardian spirit * , obtain for any one a glance of ( he part mid present , and on certain uondltlonn In H'f fu ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Puled Bitl-fittlon iruaranUed. Absolutely Pure. Tlilipowdirneu r rii * . A ivar\cl of purity. ( tixntfttannd w holi soim IHWI. lloro iconomkal than the orplimrj k ndK , and cannot bu old In foniHtlllou with the multitude ot low t < t , hort weUlit , ahioi or ph tphato | > o.ricr. Sold enl ) in ran * . RovjtL UIKINU I'owiiru Co , Wall-bl. , got Niw Vctk.