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THE DAILY BEE : THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 The Daily Bee. Tburaday Morning , Fob. 16. 'Weather Report , ( The following observations are taken at the name moment of tlmo at nil the stations mentioned. ) WAR DEP'T U. S. SIOSAI. SunvicK , OMAHA , Fohrtiary 14 , 1883 , (1:45 ( p. in ) J LOOAli BKHVITIDJ8. Everybody went for a valentine yester day , and the postoflico employes were kept bt y. Ira Hcnstoad , the alleged blackmailer Irom Council IiluT ( , Is still confined in jail in this city , awaiting n requisition , The ladles of the North Pronbytcrian church held a valentine noclable in the church , on Saundcra street , Tuesday. N. U. Apple , clerk for T. 0. Bruncr , was ono of a pnrty of three lucky tnen who drew $6,1)00 ) in the Louisiana lottery In December - comber , The "original eight" who voted for Gen. 0 , F. Mondorson for U. S , eonator , cumo up from Lincoln last night , end are pleasantly entertained nt the eonntor'a residence , On Monday n mnn loitan nrm at the Omaha emeltmg works by Retting It caught in tbo rollers of tliocrmhlnK' machine , and Tuesday another employo lost nn arm In a similar way , The loctnro which was to bo delivered TuouUy by Mr , J. 8. Shropshire , nt Central ball , under the atinpiccR of Ne braska Lodge No 1 , K , of P. , wait post poned to Friday oveulng , the loth inst. All tickets out will be good fur that oven- ing. Mlsi Gahlor , daughter of tbo reatauraat keeper on Farnnm street , next door east of Ed Manner's , caught lior clothes on fire TuoaJay whtlo fticillny near the ntovo in the laundry. Her mother saved her from Injury nt the coat of fiome lovero burns to her own person. It ta rumored that the precent visit of Meeaia. Kltnball nnd Viuttif ; to Now York has a bearing upon the extension of the Oregon Short Line , and nlno that the sub ject of freight tnrilTa nt points whore the U. P. cnloru into competition with the Northern Pncluo will bo ilscu ! ted. James Morris , oi this city , Into prlrato secretary to Senator Sounders , 1ms been appointed register of the land ollice ut Valentino , on the Sioux Olty & 1'nciBo road , J. Wesley Tucker , of Blair , appoint ed receiver at the tame office. Simeon W. Swltzer is reappolntod register of the land office nt Bloomlngton. The Y , M. 0. A , have formed n woman's auxiliary and are doing a good work. Tboy would llko now to call the at tention of the Christian ladles of tlila fast growing city to another work , not of anyone ono church or denomination , but of all who Ipve the Lord Jesus Chrlit and are willing to help "bear each other's burdens and BO fulfill the law of Christ. " W. 8. McClellen , n prominent young attorney of this city , IB lying dangerously ill In hi * rooms In Frcnzor block. The ail ment appears to be iheuaiatlttm which np. proncbes the heart , and camca considerable anxiety among hla friends. A telegram was Tuesday sent to Galena , 111. , to hU brother , stating his condition and request ing him to como on at once , Mr , Hendihall hltohod up liU horro Tuesday to a sleigh for the purpoio of getting a load of bay. The animal backed up , causing the sleigh lo go over the edge of the North Omaha crook embankment , n Eighteenth street , dragging both man ud horge with it into the crook , a perpen dicular drop of fourteen feet. The sleigh was completely smashed , but strange to t Y neither tnan nor horse was hurt. Mr. George A , Joplln , of Lexington , Ky , , bus been secured as general secretary of the Omaha Y. M" . 0 , A. , and is expected to enter upon the discharge of hts duties next week , lie Is a college graduate , and comes highly recommended , Ho has been actively engaged In the Y. M. 0. A. work for five 'years , nnd for the past year he has been the general secretary of the Lexing ton association , Both Misses Button and Mnbelln are highly pleased with Omaha , the Glee club and their nudlenco Tuesday , and con sider It very { Uttering under the clrcum. itanres , They both sing in Chicago nuxt week , Miss Mtbolla In the opera of''Pa tience" nnd "Pirates of Penrance" , and MIsa Dutton ( n an oratorio. They botli go to Europe next summer and return In time for winter engagements. The club It more than pleased with both ot the ladles Death Record. Henry Straaburg , the well-knowr Farnam atroet photographer , died a1 3 a/m. February 14 , of dropay of thi heart , aged about 30 yean. The 111 tioaa and death of the deceased won both Very euddon and unexpected. Henry Strasburg came to Omahi over ton yearn ago. Ho was an activ member of the Miunnorchnr society having been its presiding cflicer several oral terms. 'Ho waa also a member o the Allomanon Lodge , No. 8 , I. O. 0 F , , and hold an Inmirance policy li the Odd Fellows' Protective loam anco company. Ho loaves a wife an five children to mourn his Ions. ALLKMANUX LOPOK The inemboro of Allcmanen Lodge No. 8 , I. 0. O. F. , are hereby n quoatcd to meet at their hall at o'clock p. m , , February ID , to attqn the funeral of their late broth'ci Henry Strwbnrg , whoso funeral wl \m \ ? \ take placa at2 p. m , , from the res dance on Twelfth street , -betwoo Howard and Jackson. Brothers c the order are respectfully Invited t uttend. AH ELEGANT SUCCESS , A Brilliant and Most Enjoyable Hntortainmont , The Annual Concert of the Omaha Glee Olub , The Omaha Glee club gave Us an nual grand concert at Boyd's opera house Tuesday and notwithstanding the steadily falling rain and the slip pery streets and sidewalks , had a most flattering and appreciative au dience The reserve of seats from the tlmo of the opening of the box office was very largo and unusually so for n homo company , but DO well ia the rep utation of the glee club established that their advent was the occasion of as much onthuslaam ai cny profcaiion- al concert company on the road could arouao In this city. No paiun nor ex pense had been spared to make thn event an attractive ono and the auccosa which crowned the ef forts of the executive committee and the individual members of the organization la best demonstrated by the ovation given them last night. The parquctto , drostr circle nnd fam ily circle were filled to the limit of comfort and with an appreciative audience , and the patter of the rain r.a it fell outside waa in Iteolf music to those who braved the ntorm to hear what was promloed to bo a rare treat. The oponli.R number waa the string quartette , "Minuott,1 * Bccohorini , by the Phllomathoan club quartette , led by Prof. Hodman. The delicacy nnd taste evinced in the rendition of thin piece was remarked on all sides , and Us awoot , soft music was a fitting in troduction to the elegant entertain ment to which it was a prelndo. The Glee Olub appeared in the oco- end number in "Young Musicians , " and Bubaoquently in Mondolnshou'c "Summer Song" and Abt'a "Night Song , " three very choice , selections. They mot with a hearty reception , being greeted with applauao on each quccoaaivo appearance and an onthuai- natlc encore a > the end of oaoh pi oco. Under the able diroctorahip of Mr. Frank Smith the club haa attained remarkable proficiency and oung aa they never have done before , and with n harmony and precision that can bu attained only by long , pornlsteu * and careful etndy atd training , rho boya otopped into popular favor first aa the "Garliold Glee O'ub ' , " and the oigRnizitiou , c mtlnnod under a.uow name , ban don nothing to forfeit the high et < uidard won In the campaign of 1880. It would bo a pleasure to mention or.ch individual member by name bat it Is not lens complimentary to write of them as an organization which has nuchud n paint in musical training which few oluba of the oamo character in the country hts reached. Thi. | haa boon largely owing to the untiring offortn of Mr. Smith , the mnoical direc tor , and Mr. Al Morris , the secretary , as well as to the united energy and zeal of the individual members. Tim club last evening acorod a BUCCOSB of which they may well bo proud , The two lady singers who oamo from Chicago to add to the attractions of the evening , bath made excellent imprcaslona. MUs Jennie Dntton , the aopr no singer , won favor from the first , although heretofore a stran ger to our city. Her voice la clear and nwoot , and aho slugs with an em- phivilp and feeling that la singularly pleasing. She appeared In two aolo numbers and In the quartette at the close , and was heartily applauded and encored , It must bo admitted , however , that Miss Emma Mabolla was the favorite of the evening. Miss Mabelln was In Omaha during the Smngcrtost In 1880 , and made a host oi friends and admirers then. She made a Btill better Impression last night , her rich tonca , the sweetness and pnr < ity of orory note , her unassuming manners and natural grace , complotolj otptivatlna the audience. She ro colvod a number oncoru on the firal number "II Sojroto" and gaining fu vor with oaoh succeeding appearance In Tuckor'a ballard "Sweet Genevieve novievo , " aho exhibited a depth o feoliug and exquisite taste that wil enthroned her for all time to como it the hearts of her hearers. In the fourth number , solo obligate and chorus , Mr. H. D. Estabrool sided in a most beautiful rendition o Miller's "Serenade , " and cortalnl ] never sang better or to the groatei oatlafaotlon of an andlonco. In the quartette , "Oh , My Lovo'i Like the Rod , Rod Rose , " Messrs Smith and Northrup dlatingaishcc themselves particularly , Ono of the most pleasing feature ; of the evening waa the exquisite worl of Miss Mattlo li. Brooknor , tin accompanist , who oamo over from hoi homo In Iowa to take the place c Prof. Martin Calm , who wai unexpectedly called away. Mis : Brooknor'had but ono rehearsal of he ; accompaniments but with an hnndrcc ho could not have appeared to botto ; advantage A modest , unassumiiij lady , aho proved herself to bo a thor ough musician and It may bo sale without fear of contradhtlon that IK musician in the city could have filloi the bill more satisfactorily. Indeed her oxqulaito touch and perfect mas tery of the keyboard , was an India ponsablo accessory to the success o the entertainment. Mias Brookno ; a will carry away with her goldoi opinions from all who hoard her , am the Glee club did Itself proud when 1 aecurod her services fer this occasion The concert , In detail nnd In its on tiroty , was a perfect success , and hereafter after the annual musical entertain f mants of the club will not wear th H8P ° ot of amateur performances , bu will bo looked forward to as among th rarest mualcal troata of thn season. li Ronl EaUito Transfers The following deeds have been Ole for record in the ofllco of the count cleric eltico our laat report : Byron Reed John , Campbell au 11 wives , to John II. Slmpkins , w. I rods nw ne. and o 0 rods no nw , 19 l 13 ; w , d , , $950. Cornelia II. and doo. I. Gilbert i Chas. Banks to John Wldonor , i 34'of o. 132 seconds , in lot 33 , Red- iok'a Second addition ; w. d , , 8JOO. Mason L. Derwin to Mary Sohnlfz , o. 22 seconds , lot 10 in no. EO. , 1G 15 13 ; w. n. , S'125 , Goo , S Boll and wlfo to Rf zin W. Boll , lot 0 , block 14" , E. V. Smith's addition ; q. o , S3iO Margorotha Sch&ofTcr and husband to Mrs. Thoresia Pochlman , lot 2 , block 0 , Sweeny's addition ; w. d , 81,200. Ohas. Banks to Wm. H. Whittikor , s GO seconds , o 132 , lot 33 , Kodlok'o 2d addition ; w. d. , $000. W. B. Workman and wife to J. L Pugh , lols 3 pnd 4 , block 18 , Waterloo - lee , w. d. , $ ICO. John L. Webster , oxccntor , to A. S. Vincent , lot G , block 13 , Shmn's addition , quit claim , $1. W. N. McOndlsh ! andwifoto Alfred Erlokson , lot 17 , iu McOandlieh Pluco , w. d. , $875. County Treasurer to 11. D. Heed , lot 00 in Qiao's addition ; tax deed , $430. County Treasurer to L. S. Reed , w A of lot 97 , Glue's addition ; tax deed , 2 34. Frank Murphy to Peter Smith , n J of lot 8 , block 3 , Armstrong's first ad dition ; quitclaim , $2 00. Frank Murphy to A. N. ' Kerr , n 132 feet of lot 9 , block 3 , in Arm- strong' * firot addition ; quit claim , $2. liana Faddern to John Foddo , u J of BW. pt. nw. , boIPK lots 2 , 1C , 15 , 11 ; quit claim , $1,050. A. J. Hanscota and wife to W. L. McOigar , lot 15 and 10 , block 3 , llauucom'n place , w. d. , $ ICO. A I > ENVER DIVINE. Dean Hort'iJ Lecture Tuesday Even- inn. Daan Hart , cf the Episcopal chursh in Donvcr , dolivorud a leciuru Tuct- day night in the Baptist church , whiah waa very instructive and ai the sumo time entertaining. The bad weather and the concert at the opera house kept many persona away and as a consequence - sequence there "aa a nmall audience. The discourse 17.13 moctly of a gosaippy and conversational c.mructor , bat somotiinca thu e | > "ukor delivered some brilliant and Jkctivo poriodo of era tory. Ho lllnatratid the lecture by an oxy-hydrogon light which throw n good perspective of the pictures upon a ecroon fifty fout square. The prin cipal viowB were the following : The worshipping phco of the firet Chrbtiaria. The basilica , the Roman court house. The ground plan. How altered for the requirements of Chris tian worship. The bishop and hi * pronbyto a The altar above the con- t'unsio , an Imitation of he catacombs. The development cf the romancuqaes Mcd a of religious inatruation in the middle acc8by ; the conutruction oi ec10occ ] ; by froEcocs ; by mystery plays and miracles plnys. Punch nnd Judy , The Norman architecture. Willium the Conqueror's hnpotlum In impcilo , and its' " rccults. The Norman build crs. The cathedral of Potcraboro. Tha wooden roof , 700 yeara old. The causa of the pointed arch ; th < ) gothlc , The cathedral of Oiutecbury , Thu ground plan , The raieou d'otro o ; the arrangements , History fron Auguatlno and his forty monks How the money was prccurec or these vast pllcc , The nave ; thi dy ohapcl ; the ambulatory. Becket [ ia shrine. Hla impeachment b ; [ oury VIII. The accumulated riches " "French regale. " The tomb o in Black Prince. The tomb of Hour ; V. Its opening by the dean. Th athodral of Esoter. The nave ; th ilustrols' caller j ; the bishop's throne Imost rising to the vault : without ail , five oontnties old. The cathedrc f Wells The unrivalled west fronl nearly 000 statutes. Bishop Jocclino1 lave. Its exquisite proportions an unique inverted arohos. The dovolof Bent of the early English then th lecoratcd then thu perpandiculai ho characteristics of thoio "styles" i ! ustratttd and exhibited. .Tho cathedral of Salisbury. Th 'silent finger of its spire , " the loft oat in Enpland. The cathedral c lochcbtor and the death of Fisher Westminster Abboj ; its noluhborhooc ho house cf parliament ; Wcstmlnstc lall ; the abbey ; the west lov era fro : ho doon'o yard. Its history fret Edward the corfesaor to Henry IV north porch ; the nuuir ; th screen ; the choir. Henry the VH chapel ; the coronation chair. Pooti corner ; monumento of Shakespean Milton , Oampball , Pope , Southy , utc The abbey by night. A return t [ tallan arohl'ccturo. ' St. Paul's , Lot don. The distant view. The dean will return to Omah sometime this year and give his lei turo on "Monks and Monasteries. " CAESAR'S WIFE. Gentleman Objeota to the Wort Being Used. Yesterday aa a BEE reporter wi passing the corner of Fifteenth ar Douglas streets ho hoard a heavy ba voice call out , nnd upon stopping an turning around stood bifore Jann Bonuor , the defendant in a rocoi criminal case brought against him t a Mrs. Ward for slander , but whlcl upon trial , fell through for want < suulclent evidence against him. "I say , young man , " raid ho , "yc want to bo careful about what yc say or you will got hurt. " The reporter assured the gontloma that he didn't care to bo hurt au asked the cause of the gentleman anger. "Why you said things somotin ago in an interview you had with n that I did not say nt all. " "I guosa not , " replied the r porter. "I didn't say anything aboi Cioiar's wife to yon , did II" ho askoi The reporter told him that ho ha supplied that phrase himself In lie of much moro hnt ah language that t had used In reference to the lady , "Well , you want to bo cartful ar way , " said the gentleman as ho tunic to go. A short way down the street ho mi McDononph , of The Watchman , wl has been grinding his machine for tl benefit of Bonnor for two or thn weeks past. That doughty jounmll escaped without any broken IIml and walked along complaining that 1 was not fooling very well , but mlgh however , bo able to got away with tv or three ordinarily muscular cltizoi if the opportunity offered itself , BENEKE'S BENCH. The Police Judiciary Disposes Justice to the Wayward- Girl and Her Lover An Father-in-law Outraged - - The4Oolorod Maaher. In the police court yesterday the ockot was light and Judge Boneko , i ho aat upon the judicial throne 1th hla injured limb carefully laid pen n pillow , doomed not all at die onccrtod at the lack of business. Early yesterday Ofllcor Donohoe mat a man upon the ( street whom ho egardod with BOIUO ausplolon. Ho allod uponthoslrangor to Btop , where- pen the man tok to hla heels and au away. The oflicor followed him nd nucoceded In capturing him and lurching him to the calabooso. Upon la examination yesterday it was earned that tht prisoner was a ro- > ectablo pcrton livicg in the city , /hen questioned why ho had ttompttici to ov.itlo the minion of the aw , ho Bald ho did it for fun. Ho wan discharged. Nfcllio Trhuuo la a disorderly young oman She was atrcatod Tuesday i a wild and boistrous atato of in- brliity and taken to jail. In answer j au inquiry why nho had allowed eraolf to net In such an unladylike tunnor , aho answered with toara in or eyes , that her lover had gene to Oouncll Bluffs and she had resorted to lie cup to drown her Borrow. When o wont across the river , aho cousid- red him loat to her forever. The woman gave ball , and will have a hear * ng next Saturday on the charge of "isturblng the ponce. Christian Noleou became ao oxaa- oratcd and hunted down with the dlouB and unsought attention of his ather-in.Jaw , Nola Eohdall , that ! ueaday ho wont for him a la Maori ud knocked him down. The out- cged piirout-in-law caused a warrant o issue for Christian , charging him with assault. Ho will have a hearing. The notorious Ed. Gslllg-m la in ail on a charge of [ stealing a ahotgnn. lo will prabably bo examined to-day. The darkey , George Hays , arrested Tuesday for dbordorly conduct in nuking Improper prrp-jsals to n 13- oar-old child , \vai la the court room estfirdiiy trying to liquidate the irjocf § 20 asiewed against him. He inly succeeded in raising § 5 , which rns credited. Ho la a typo of the olored maohor , and this is probably ho firat time ho over got his just .oaorta. THK GRAND JURY. Arter Examining the Jail Tney ar Discharged. The grand jury yostetday concluded , holr labors by prf sentlng a number ol ndlctmonta and visiting the Jill. The ndlctmrutn are aa folio we : John Anderson and Max Anderson jrand larceny , In stealing money anc clothing from Charles T. Boagcr. Charles Lndwlg , grand larceny , in ; aking $120 belonging to Henrj Rolfo. Michael Gllllgan , asaault with In tent to kill Policemen Owen Buckley Human Maaou , stabbing Chris Boin dorf , with Intent to wound. John Quirk and Thomas Hondor eon , two Indictments for burglary anc larceny , Patrick O'Oennell , larceny aa bailee Perry Shotwoll , murder in the sec nnd degree , ha vine shot and klllci Henry Ebarllng. Jaa. G. Smiley , selling raortgogei property. Frank Donahoo , grand larceny. Warrhum W. Warren , three In dictuienta for obtaining money nnde false pretcnbcs. JAIL KErOHT. To Hon. Jmots W. Neville , Judzo of the D ! < Irlct Court , Uouglss County , Nebraska : The grand jury has to-day viiitoi the county jail in a body , and fonui it in good condition and the priaonui well taken euro of. MAHTIN DUNHAM , Foreman , Grand Jury. OMAUA , February 14 , 1883. THE The Thaw MakoB"the Streets Slopp and UnBSmfortablo. The strosts are oasuming th appearance of spring , and the woathe Is much milder. The guttotfl'ori Fare ham , Douglas and the interfloctiu streets are filled with water , some c which runa fiff , but the most 'of7 1 stands In pools and lakes in tho' road ways and near the sidewalks. Pro printers of stores along the prlnclps buninots streets during the day arnu' their clerks and porters with shovel and axes and set thorn to work re moving the encrusted ice on the pave mon.ts and In digging ditches for th wator'to bo drained into. Those pre cautions are not being taken tooeoun for it is probable from present iudlca tions and predictions that there wil bo au early spring. The Iminons quantities of enow and ice which la ; upon the streets of the city may ii the event of a sudden thaw do mucl damage to collars and the lower wall of buildings. Rain may como , whiol will only add to the thaw and help d damage. Reports from the east am oven the west indicate a much hlgho temperature , and it may with plausl billty bo presumed that milde weather will aoon come. THE TAX cqiXEOTIONS Tne Ducota Comlnff In Rathe Slowly. The county taxes for 1882 * ro com ing In rather gradually. Count ; Treasurer Rush yesterday told reporter that thus far ho had enl lamed about two hundred tax receipt for the assessment of 1882. The tott numberlo something over G4000 , whlo does not include those for back tare or delinquencies. The schedule I handed over to the county treasure in October of the year the assoasmer. levied and from that tlmo until May f the ensuing year property owners ave to walk up and plank down their money. The majority of cillzjna piy 'ho sums set opposite their names In Vpril , May and Juno of the year fol- owing the one for which the taxes are reality awossod. The moat of the ax payers Bottle within the tlmo pro- cribod by law , but aomo , either be- lanao they have no money or do not eel like giving it np , fall to como time. In the end the sales and osts incidental to n summary collec- ion of-taxes run np BO aa to swallow p the property bodily. This fortu ately is seldom necessary. THE OLD WORLD. GENERAL FOREIGN MEWS. po lal Diipa'.ches to Tim linn. THE BEAD COMPOSER. VENICE , February 14. Wagacr was offering from diaoaae of the heart , lo hod yesterday a severe altuck but ad resolved on making on excursion u a gondola. Ho hod another violent elzuro In the afternoon , The doctor as summoned but found liia csas opoleca. He died in the aims of his wife , aurrounded by his children , Llcos Mqncello and the city author- ties are arranging for a public funeral. rVrguer lately expressed the belief hat "Parsifal" would bo HH last rork , s ho felt he was soon going to lie. Ho was In an arm chair when o expired. AACHEN , February 14. Wagaor heatro , mindful if the lately ox- reeoed wish of the deceased composer o provide for bio son , Siegfried , , 'ill dtyoto the prrceeds if to eight's ntortalnment for that purpose. It a other theatre * of Germany to ivo similar benefits. T11E FRENCH OKISIS. PAULS , 1 ebruary 14 Dj Frayolnot ad an Interview to-day with Presi- ont Grovy , who will probably consult with the presidents of the senate and hambor of doputloa. Fulllorea will oinaln some days as president of the ouncil. In replying to n deputation f merchants rpprnsentlng 200,000,000 ! ranca capital , President Gravy prom ised to endeavor to relieve commerce rom the rpsuite of frequent crises. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. LONDON , February 14. A foretaste f the quuon'o speech at the opening f parliament is published. Her ma- euty roforo to the Danubiau con'tr- inco , the recant events in Eaypt , the pstoration cf Cotew&yo and dimiuu ion of crime in Ireland. Her mujost ? hews the government Is determined not to allow Irish oubjecta to ocoapy , lmoat the entire attention < f parlia ment as horctoforo. 1'iio remainder of the adrircta has roforoneo to 10- 'orma In the homogovuri mnt THE IIOJIB RULERS' POLICY. LONDON , February 14 At , a pro iminnry meeting of' the Itiiili parlia mentary paity t-day , to consider the action ot the Irish mombera of the houtio of commons during the session , over twenty poraona were prceeiu. Parnell waa ru-cleotcd chaitmau. ll wr.a dec1 dud that an amendment shall be made to the nddresa in reply tithe speech from the throne , denting with the operation of tlin crimes act. Ro- grit waa expressed at Healy'e arrest. A DEAD rUILANTUROPIST. PARIS , February 14 Meyer M g nua , the philanthropist , is dead. A 8ERIOUB SITUATION. CAIRO , February 13. The report that Bara garrison has Rurraudurcd to the false prophet is confirmed. Gooc judges consider that Obeid and othnr places in Soudan must { follow. The situation i ) very serious. MISOELLADEOUBITEU3. The Botflen Courisr reports the Kins o Bavaria telegraphed Wagner's relatives o- feting condolence , and beting them t < await his wishes in regard to the ternov > of the reimina nd funeral services. The Nerd Germ in Gazette says tlioGer man L'.nydin bnjiugstsnmsraontbeClyd is uupatrioti" . It U stated Couut Corti , Itn'iin nmbaa sador to Turkey , hai heeu iuatnietod t s n't eatiifuction for ronuwod insults t Italian offlcinh in Tripell. It ia understnod the iuterviaw befweun Eunetiio and Frinco Nnnoleou nt Fame borough waa moat cordial. At theconcluslonlo th'irovldence befor the court rf Inquiry nt Himburp concern lug the GImhria disaster , Captain Cu'til and Fir.t Officer Uulhrd , of the oteame Sultan , were allowed to go free. Emperor William has personally de voted much attention to settling the dil ficulty in regard to the Danes In Schless wlg-HoIstein. Negotiations have hoe opened fi/r a convention on the question The report of the death of ArchMjho McCabr , of Uuhlio , U untrue. lie i slightly Improved. Funeral of Governor Jewell. Special Dispatch to TUB Bus. HARTFORD , February 14. The citj Is in deep mourning to-day , out of ro spoot tn the memory of the laro Mar shall Jem oil. Buslines is general ! ] aunpei\dod. Many eminent gentle men were present at the obsequies. Mouuy for Gormuuy- Special Dlapatcu to Tui ll i. NEW YORK , ffebiiiuy 14 Addl tional sums amountiiiK to over 12.00C relc > > Rmatli ware to-day transmitted tc the Rhino aafTurera. PILLS SY1VIPTOWIS OF A TORPID LIVER IOSB of Appetite , Bowels costive , Tola in the Head , vrttli a dull sen- Bation in the back part , Pain under the Shoulder blade , fullness after eaUne , with a disinclination to ex- ertlon of body or mind , Irritability of temper , Low spirits , with a feel- intr of havintr neglected some duty , \yearinoss. Dizziness , Flutterin ? at the heart , Dots before the ayes , Yel low Skin , Headache generally over the right eye. Restlessness , with ilt- ful dreams , highly colored Urine , and CONSTIPATION. TTITT'S VIT r.H iu-o espcclnlly nilnptnl ( o sucli cases , one iluse'el- lcct siicU a cliniiBe of feellnic to nstotiUli tlie cullerer. Tlii-y Incrrnse ll > eAiiietltean > lcania the biHly to Take ou 1 lesti , t hut the ej stem - tem Is iiuurUlieil , ana by their Tnilio AcHoiiontbolHiicstlveOrirnus.JUii' ulnr NtiiolM nre produced. rrlcuV 115 aiurrHVht. , N. A' . TUTT'S HAIR DYE. . . . . . OIUT JUm on WiiiEKT.ns change to a OLOSKT liLACK by a ilnelu application ot this Drc. It Imparts anatural color. Actslnitantit > ie < iui- ly. Hold by OrumtliU.orieut l > y iprv Ma recci | > tof..s i.oo. OFFICIi , US MOllItAY ST. , IV. V. f Dr.Tl'TT'SaiirALonilii.l.UI ror..llo 4-V Ifl.ful IUt lU U1 In mill.4 1 UUI > | iUuU * > . J TELEGRAPH NOTES. pedal Dispatches to Tns lln. Two Mlnneaiiolis boys named [ oorfson nnd Albert Wllllgor quarreled estordar. Hoorfson draw a pocket koife nd otabhed Wilder tn the heart , killing Im instantlr. Neither boys were twelvn ears old , Iloorfaon has been Arrested. The general term of the Now "Vork su- ircme court has affirmed the decision of 10 hoard of audit disallowing the claimer or S110.000 of the executors of William 7. C'nnnon , late sheriff of New York , for oundace for the arrest cf \ \ in , M , Tweed n the 80,000,000 suit. The Brooklyn Unton-Argua has been old. It Is believed Thos. KinielU is tbo urchnsnr , A cotnmitteo of the Jlrec.orn f the Western Union tdegrapb bus or- erei tbo transfer books be kept closed ntil the 22d Init. Tbo Western association of general pas- encor and ticket agents , ir. scsilon at St , Louis , elected president , II. O. Town'end , f the * Wabashj vlca oresldont , O. S tehhlns. of tbo Union Pacific ; B-crttary , . M. OhoescborouKb , of the Vandalia , with an executive ooinuilttee and toArd of rbitratloD. It is reported in New York that Par. lei ) , Sexton and probably Kgan , r.f . the > 'eh land leogue , will vleit the United tatea In March , Chicago detectives have otidcnc ° ! which ley Ijelimo will convict Fied. Inngor.- orf , n tram | ) barber , of the murder of Wss McGregor , ia Ogle county , Saturday ast. nnd will Btinw Swnrtzell , ntrcoted In t. Louis , to bo innocent. Laugendorf is nder arrest Lore and the evidence ia very trorjg. Two freight engines and six cars were mnehecl near Sumuor , Califonia , ono man icing killed and two injured. A lot of Utlo were killed. t\ water spout covered : o truck with mud. It is stated that ono firm in St. Louis aid tbo government $7,000 duties nn ( nods brought from Pariij , on which the ustonu weroevitdbd. It is uleo reported liat other firms will refund heavily. A De * JMolnes rpocial nays : Young Mallard , who robbed hla elcUnnd helpltei atbcr r few wedlisogo.und being arreeted , Ucloee.i the fnct tint there h a large nnd veil or.aclzod g < ng of robbers , engaged in U kind * of outlawry in the northwett. knowlton , the lender has probably fled. SLAVEN'SYOSEMITE COLOGNE Made froir the wild flov/ors of the FAK TAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN 11 la ( ho incut frnprant ot perfume. Mr.Dufnotured by 11. B. Slavon , Sac ? rauei8co. ForBftle in Omaha by W. J. WhUoanuao and Keunaia J3rob' & 0o. A SlueRlng Match Special Elspatch to Ins bin. PITTSBURQ , Pa. , February 14. A prize lifint for § 300 a side between fohu Mirrona , of thia city , and franklin Glazier , of llsrrhbuig , is epoitod to have taken place uom- ] loToland. Twunty-ono rounds were ought , resultinp in Ghz'er being mdly whipped. The mill kbttci ont nr nun twenty niicutou. HAS BEEN PROVED "nt SUREST cunn for ° KEBNEY DISEASES. Dofti i lame back or a disordered urine Indicate .hnt you arc a victim ? THEN DO NOT HESITATE ! use KIDNITT-WOIlTal p onoodrusglsta reoommcndit ) and It-will " 5 Speedily overcome the disease and restore M healthy action to all the organs * o I fa H IOC 1 > or complaints peculiar * "Ol 4IGOo toyourpox , uchaspalji * andwe-aloicsseB.KIDNEY.WOIlTUuniiur. S pa jedaaltwill act promptly and lofely. Hither Sex. Incontinence , rctemtlon of , brick dust or ropy dcpoel ta , and dull draegin pains , all speedily yield to Ita our- ativo power. ( (3) SILDBYAlI.ERTJaOIBTS. Price SI. * I have prcse Ibcd Kidney W rtwlth very grea eeds In a so roornoroobatlnato cas'si t k'd noy nd 'Iver trrublen , als ) tor fern * e wetltnou is Philip C. Ballou , M , D , Monktoo , Vt , My wla ( has luej mnch benefited from ttc usoot K iln y Wor . Shah'il Ktdnev a d tnti c mpUlnt ; " wrhcj Rev. A. B , Cjl < man , Ka > ett. E3 A SURE CURE for nil dlsoasoa of the Kidneys and ( LIVER It has Bpeciflo action on this moat Important | organ , onabllne It to throw off torpidity and ( . Inaction , stimulating the healthy secretion ; , of the Bile , and by keeping the bowolj in trot I condition , oflcetins iia reenlardltchars . rlr5.t Jn IfyouaroeufTcrinefrom dlailcii malaTia.havothochllla , are hlllous , dyapeptlo , or conotlpatod. Kid- . ney.Wort wlUBurolyrelleve&ciuloIUycaro. In this ecaaon to cleanBO theSyBtcm , every I ono Bhould Uko n thorough oource of It. (51) - | SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Price $1.1 I am a 11In ? advocate u ( the \lrucsof Kid' ' wort. I suffer d Intold agony froii ll\ci o'd r. It cur d me. " John D. Ke\in9 , ringfle d O. FORTHEPEnMANEJTCUREOF ? CONSTBPATION. No other dl"OHO ia BO prevalent In this couatry aj ConflUpatlon , end no remedy w hna over equalled the cclobnted KIDNEY- C WOHT aa a cure. Whatever the cause , C however obatinnte the case , Uiis remedy w will overcome it. _ 0 OHI KGi THIS dl treB inj ( com- rBUCi\3 ! plaint la very apt to be j n complicated with constipation. Kidney- K Wort strengthens the wonkcnod parts and quickly cures all kinds of Plica oven when o physicians and roediolnrs have before fall- t cd. nrlfrouhaveolthcrofthceotrouMcc "Constipation , In all 1 D form1 , jicldsto Kid neywort In femaledlsea'e * It Isery success fui. " Dr. I'hillpC. llallou IJoukton Vt. , Apr ! 20th 1834. ' 7"'SPtg < ' * vg'TJ" ' . " < ? yif " B < y l i Msi GREAT CURE roa As it i for all the painful diaeuca of th KIDNEYS , LIVER AND BOWELS. It oleanncs the system of the acrid poison tint caasoe the- dreadful sufforinjr nrhlcb only ita victims of rheumatism can reIiM. THOUSANDS OF CASES , of the worst forms of this terrible disease eave b en quickly relieved , andlnri-ort time PERFECTLY CURED. mint $ i. uqviD or DUT , BOLD v ? iiutcoiSTs. ( HI Dry can bo * nt by mall. WKLM. KlrtlAKUSOXtt CO..HurlingtonVt KWQT" " P jaAflaipauy "I could find no remedy for my Kidney com pUInt and rheumatism. " writes Kr A. B Burr of Terple Mill Florida , until I w a curedI bj Kidney Worl. " Eiposurc , Incldcut to lumbsr ng , cau-ed Jlr. Burr's disorder ! . 3PE6IAL BOTIGER. /2T SPECIAL B will rC m\ ELY not belr sorted unlets paid In advance. IO LOAN-MOHtY TO LOAN-Call at Law office ol D. L MHNEY room 8 Crclhton ; Block. TO LOAN-At 8 per "cent Inwards . . wards , for to 8 years , on flret class city and farn pronert ) . Buns Hub Eaiiii and LOIN AQLNCT ISth and DougUaSta. LOANED On ChatUl llortgtje M MONEY . noom'No. 1 , over MoichauU Na tlooal Bant. 977-lmt ONEY TO LOAN At 8 per cent. Shrlver * ! M Rial Ert U and Loin Agency , ' postofflce. HELP WANTED WANTED-Dlnlng room Kill t Maua aid Ilaekburn's Hcstaurant , Vtdgo B' , bet ween 16th and ICth. IDG-lSt A nrst-cltii niou'der to work on WANTED wrrk , also a ttipllo tender and a iclper tint has wor cd In ft foundry. - ' BEATON & LEA , Lincoln , JJcb. ANTFU A glrlftr general houteworkon VV Chla3 Street 2103 north lido. 10Mt A OE TS Wtntod male or female. In tvtry Jt'I yaoci torn In the UrltcJ Sutca. flo.O ; o S15.10 par ( by cully tnft''e ' G. K. HIDEOUT & CO. , 10 BMC ! y Street , Isevr Yotk City , J18 linj inor. " \T7 NTED T orattllDfre'ivil'Rlkor , lcwly VV cmp oynrcnt for I'm right peri on. A > tily 217 nortn ICih ht. np tire. 10'-llt ) ANTED flxfv men f r r li r-ad work. W II. MANNWEtLER , llth 3t. 102 15J WASTED A first class gcrman tlrl for gen- eral house work , go d wages paid. In quire at H. Dorn'a Ilcsliiencc cuSt JIarj' Aven ue bctwo n 20 and 21 Sti. t 33-H ( WANTE" Gltl to do general hcu-oworkln family of two. Apply lire. Wllkle , 1014 Howardjit. 037-Ht _ WANTED TVo elntcndinf tolontn thefolo f r i erfcct dicus cutting 'Throw that the agents will remain for nno week at 14m Doilge sticct. I'dtterni a epccla .y. 30-llt TTlKti WANTKU Kcr general homonorK 222 T Davenport St. 830-lfll M a3 ll-A E JVJ8 WANTO WAN1ED Cheap lor c > h a | intable engine eight to to ihcrjo ] iw r , a clicn ar saw and frame , suiUblu for corJ wood. AddrisiM , M. 1'atte BOD , Paxton Hotel , Omaha. W ANTED A one ' one covered cxpr' on for cash. Address wa. " on Bee oflhc. 09tM4t ' W' ANTED Shan men to board at 1004 Dodge frt. nlco rooms good board and cen thing made home-like for those who will pay. 00017 1 RfcHr-Hoima AND o LFT-IlrloV dwelling 21f9 O.rs , 7 room * I for 1 jerr or tcr Ji of jears. Apply to Win. R Morris , Kedlcka Llock. 103-151 5 , im RENT-In a private family , two T three if rooms , with or without bo * rd , 1315 Didge St HIGH RENT Furnished room N , E corner ! ) th L and Jackson 031-151 W'1 Furn'shcd ' front rora , ot reasonable JL rates at 1407 Howards' . 997-14 * House of four rooms and kitch FOtxIlENT en. Apply A. Murphy , 420s.uth 14th Street. 929-17t FOIUiE T Six room hou c , with barn , 18th and i avonpait. Fi\o room cottnges , new , lOthardlllikory. Inquired J. HII1TS UOE , 955-14 . 1512 S. Cth. CR U"NT two larjo rooiEB , furnl hrd or F unfuruiihid , 81'C south 18 h street DCS 15 ( HtNl' KumUhol rooruulth board , gas ? bath room. Also table board , 1718 Di.do. C05-16J A I'.AKCHA CEFOR HKt T The 2nd story _ X and bssement of bulldln No.llll Faruam street. Inquire nexr dooroas . jl81m- > FOR Rr-'M Ono organ , 3.00 per nrnth , at A. Ho < pasMuslc _ ifalj _ 777-lm ROOMS ANBU 'ARO-M.-dern coiveniocos 1810 UodgaSt. " 73-lm FOR RENT 2,1 honso' , 2 to 10 rooms , at ? 3 to 8 5 per nrnth ShrUer'a Rent bureau , op- poajto uost olllee. J,7C3-tt BES11S" Xow Map ot Omaha , lust completed and reiwiy fordellxery at iPScach. IB 4 feet vrldo by 7 feet Ion ) , ' . Latest nnd mobt complete ) map of Omaha o\cr publlbhcd. OOlclal map of tha city. See column. i.1011 SALE Newhou o 1 roonui can bn ma > cd P without damage , nt $3 5.00 Cnoap , M Caguo opposite ostOIUce. 105-20 8350 per thou and , delivered on B. BhKK i rack , a Omaha All orders < Irected to Bellc-uo Brick yard , Sirpj fo tty , mil re- co.\o pr.iiipi attention. 97.i 10 { rp.'K ' SALIC HO el furniture , 1 > clualnp u > r L O'ld bar flxturoj , with a lu.iHtf of too buildicf ; . Inqu'ro ' ol Rlchar' O'Kceerr V. Kucera , No. 721 Bo.th3thBtre t. Omthi , Neb. B07-13J "TTloTr SALKTeara of hones , barncsa and JD wagon at 817 Leavtn vrrth stre t. DO'-lSt otltr Ijr sale uc n bargain thu engine and fixture now In ute at our works. The ucrni 1 t mud ' ai tro04l ta now , nd consl tj of pn < lne(40 ( l"r po at ) B'lU' , Heater , Steam P imp , Moiokf Stvk , fi earn nnd Water OiU'pff , WnUr'Jwk Vuvts llpe1 , > tc. ItwIU bo taken out tli vt thi flr < o > njxt May Partle * mten'a- icdnr Invl ul ocal ii't3f It luope'atlcii dny and n'g it ( Bund y i xrcp'iHf ) at the Wcidman UnMed On crk ) , lO.nei'tJevo tcjclh and Nlch- clan > > ticut < * 917-im T710R aA LVl' c uts maps of Nebraska tVa JJ < ai-h. Furbirijaliis lm > ah.i City Improved and un mpred property , call on Win. I1 , bhri- vor , u > Kutato Ayciit , oppos to po > tolice. ! 7(8)f Ijiolt SA > B MX room cotta.u with Iwn nd i ; half lot on Chicago street , near Ill h School Only $2,300. McOAOUE , UWVdo 7-t' Oi | : > . I'oa i " Car at IP.IB Harn y St Sq7-t { V J 01E . > 04 SALE niE.\P-C2 mll'-s west of II Oinahn he Union I'.icillc railroad. Brick liarn , two i-tiry hotu' ' and furniture , three ! o'8 r.'x31 : ! ! , irood Btand , go d biKlncnu. Uod reawna for Bclllu ! ; . Inquire of subscriber. All NOUUIS , TlS-lm-mo Noith I'end , Jfeb , LEVr B' KK FOIt 8ALE-i9.00 per th u < and , Vard IBlh etrott , two Kocks touth rf Bo Icrne ror.d dcc23-3m LORUNZO DIBBLE , 0" ' > J1 - ind boird at 327 Capitol avenue between - II' tween 17th and ISth. OJ-17f And board for two gcctlimcn at 55. ROOM week , C03 North 17th bt 09M4I A Watch Oa-m , attached wl h buckle LOST black s'lk ' ribbon. Finder wil. be ri- warded hy roturnliifr It to f. ' . A Redlck. 9:314 } fnO THE IADPS Any lady scnnlnB $1 and a I stamped , fclf addrcs cd cnve opo to lock box Nil. 20 , Bloomliuton Nebraska , will ncche n return , a recipe wh ch will gladden all her li'e. Slan aw man win Is dn ulnff'Ut a mis rable existence from > ear to j ear , because the docs not know how to relieve herself , can learn the valuable secret , worth hundreds of d 'liars and alifdtimcof lapplnos , by c mpljing wl h this notice. Vcb l-7t KDWARDKUEHL , MAO STEH OF PAU1YSTERY AND COND' TH'NALIST , 408 Tenth street , between Farnam and Harney. Will , with iheald of truardlan f . spirits , obtain for any one a glance cf the past and present , and dn certain conditions In tbr fu ture. Boots and Shoes uiadu to order. Puled satisfaction i Absolutely Pure. This powder nerer varies. A marvel of purity , strength and holcsomencss. llore economical than the orplnary k.nda , and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low tot , short weight , alum or ph'iphate powler. Sold only in cans. ROTAL BAKIXU POWDXR Co. , Wall-St , to New York.