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The Daily Bee.
Monday Morning , March 6.
'Woatber Keport
( Tha following obecrvatlonn are taken nt
the mime moment of tlmo at all the stations
'uentloned. )
WAU DEP'T U , S. SIONAL SKUVICE , )
OMAHA , March 4,1883 , (1:45 ( : p. in. ) ]
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CTATIOM.
Denver 10 2J Hazy
Chaycnno. . . . 3U 31 Clcir
Washaklc. . . 80 21 Cloudy
Flatti SO 31 NE r ir.
Omaha 30 12 Nl Cloudy
Yank ton. . . 80 tO Fair
Dci.Molncs. . SO 40 'air
Divcnmrt. . . SO 38 'loudy
St. Paul 0 41 Gear
t. IX3U5. | . . . 30 29 NW Clear
Moorhcad. . . . 30 C ! Wear
Vincent. 18 l'\lr
Bismarck , . . . IG SK Llror
Butord TO SJ snw Cbudy
Billing V7 > w Cloudy
DeodnooJ. , 30 SI S-E Kilr
SEW
Asiluibolno. . ,0 , SI W Cloudy
LOOAL BKHVITIBB.
The nltenUou of tlio reBldcnts of Cap
itol Hill ta called to a caec of real destitu
tion existing at the last houao on the south
sldo of Douglna atrcot goiag west , In the
aeoond hollow. Thla la the rosldcnco ( if a
Mrs. Johnson , the wife cf a carpenter ,
who after living with her some time , dur
ing which ho drunic hard , deserted her end
left her with two little children to take
care of. She it hopelessly poor and yet
V living nlmojt next door to wealth and lux
ury. She Is strong enough and willing
cnouxh to work but cannot leave her little
children alone , and although the commla-
elonera offered to tend her to the poor
house Rhe doea not want to come down to
that. Some of the kind hearted Indies up
that way will certainly look up the case
and give her a little from their abundance.
v\ \ It h certainly a worthy case.
The reception given on Saturday
evening to Mr. G. A. Joplln , the LOW sec
retary of the Y. M. 0. A , , was n decided
nuccesi in every particular. After n abort
song service President Iltmebaugb , Win.
2lemln ? { , ' , Dr. Wood and othera made
speeches welcoming him and asking mem
bers ) and friends to encourage and assist
him in his work. Mr. Joplln then made
a abort speech , which was well received.
The ladles' auxiliary sustained their repu
tation aa prime entertainers , and an aboun-
dnnt rcput was furnished.
-F. W , White , the Individual who
came to Omaha a few daya ago represent
ing himself to be the agent of the Boston
Ideala , turns out to be a bad man. Ho in
now wanted at WInona , Minn , , for a for
gery committed three months ago , After
he bad committed the crime , ho skipped
out , loivlng a wife and child to the tender
mercies of the community.
The ravine followed by the South
Omaha sewer la in horrible shape between
Ninth and Tenth utrcota. On the eait
end is n flthy pond of stagnant water , iti
bAiks covered with manure and all aorta
of rublith. If thin locality isn't looked
jfler the death rate in this ward will
ioprn up big when the spring months
coiuo.
The examination cf Mono llohen , arrested -
rested on the1 charge of counterfeiting , wan
commenced in the court of United States
Commissioner Anderson Saturday after
noon , but wan not completed , and WAS ad
journed over until Monday. It is claimed
that MoVey will turn "otato's evidence , "
and he haa already waived an examina
tion.
The Swede employed on the Florence
cut-off who froze bin feet sometime in
January last , died from the effects of the
amo at the county house Sunday , March
4. It ia possible that bo may have some
friends or relatives in this part of the
country , but Superintendent Fierce could
'not even give hU namo.
The immenne pile of empty oil barrola
around the old frame building next to the
Consolidated Tank Line company'd waio-
houte , on Ninth street , la in prime ahape
to itart a conflagration that will take In
the lumber yards and everything else in
that vicinity ,
Un March lit , Mrr. Mary Furey ,
mother of Major J. V. Furoy , depot quar
Urniaster at Omaha , diedut Brooklyn , at
the BKO oi 77 yean , after a long illness ,
Mijor Furey , who waa summoned from
Omaha on Sunday lut , waa at her bed *
aide when eho died.
Members of the board of trade are re
quested to meet in the board of trade
roorug this evening at 8 o'clock , to take
into coruidoratlon the establishment of a
very important new manufacturing indus
try , andother bu lneu.
- Charley Coulter , of the paid fire de
partment , ha ; finished putting the electric
apparatus into the new No. 2 engine
houto. It worka nicely and already the
men can hitch ani get out in fifteen sec-
ondi.
The trains both ways on the U , P.
yesterday had light loads of passengers ,
No. 3 carried two Pullmans , one being
occupied by the Harrltona. She alao had
two extra dinkeys. No , 4 brought in two
cars of fruit.
Wo were informed yesterday th&
tiav. Dawea had determine ! ta apppolut
Judje Wakely to the now judicial ollica In
this dlatiict created by the recent icgtsk-
turo and that hit coinini&ilon would arrive
to-day.
Ninth etreet ia to dry now au to bo
very passable for teams. Next to it Tenth
ttreet In nettling down faster than any in
the city , Good drainage does It ,
A couple of flit cars loaded with
trucks and a demolished box cir , were
brought in yesterday from the tcr.no of a
recent wreck out on the line.
Indiana and Nebraska arc to be united
by the marriage of n HOU of Senator Ban
Harrlion to Mies Mamie Sounder. ! , of this
city.
The ladies' auxllary of the Y. M. 0 ,
A. will meet In the association parlora on
Tuesday afternoon. March Cth. at half'
past 2 o'clock.
A party of huntera laden with wild
dock * and geese came In on No. 4 yactar
day and attracted coniidtrablo atten
tion.
Prof , Suoutl B. Aurhe-y will give tha
Mcwd lector * ia Unity Uotun coon * OB
Friday evening , Match 9 , In the Unitarian
church. ( Subject , "Tho Beginning of
Geological Time. " This Is the profeuor'a
latest and best lecture ,
Charley Whltnoy has boon appointed
captain of the Union Pacific base ball
nine for the coming teison ,
A Nomaha county man wanla to dli *
pose oftOO bushels nf "wlno aaps" In the
Omaha market.
Yesterday waa a foggy , chilly day ,
very unlike the cloao of the preceding
week ,
The board of education holds its reg
ular monthly meeting to-night ,
The week closed up in KOCH ! nhape over
head and bad shape under foot ,
The roller skating rink will bo lighted
by gM after Tuesday evening next ,
Rogulir meeting cf Gco , A. Custcr
po < t this evening , A largo attend
ance Is requested , Gee , M , O'Bryon ,
commander ; U , F. Filch , adjutant ,
A regular meeting of Capitol lodge
No , 3 , JL , F , & A. M , , this evening'
March 5tb , at 7:30 : , A full attendance of
membara la desired. By order ot the mns-
tor ,
Mrs. Allco Martin , staler of Mrs.
Jacob Williams of this city , died at To
peka on lait Monday. Mr. and Mr * .
Williams attended the funeral and re
turned to Omaha on Tuesday. '
The members of the Y. M. 0. A.
board of directors are requested to attend
the regular monthly meeting to be hold
his evening , March Ctb , at 7:30 :
I'clocV , at the rooms of the association. By
irder of the proaideut , J. ] ; , Davidson ,
licretary.
In Judge Boneko'a court Saturday
two men wcro arraigned for fighting. Ono
was committed in default of $5 and the
costs and the other ca e was continued
until thb afternoon , One Slocurn had his
case continued , and one disturber of the
peace paid hin fine.
Harrlgan It Hart'j l"Squattor Sover-
Dignity , " direct from their New York
theatre , will ha presented at Boyd'a next
I'ueaday and Wednesday , with the origi
nal effects which made the piece famous
l > y Ita long run in Now York city.
The Marie Golstiui or grand opera
jompany , the largest and moat extensive
> rganlzatlon that baa over visited Omaha ,
vlll appear at the opera house next Friday
ind Saturday , presenting "Trampotte"
ifrlday , "Boccaccio" at the matinee , nda
'Parisian Life" Saturday night. The
ompftuy BUpp.rtim ; thin great artist In-
ludea tlrty-two muinbor * .
A complaint h < ta been filed against two
ioys , charging them with stealing furni-
uro from John Edwards.
A strong ; team ia the new coal firm of
lenzon & Cllin. They handle all kinds
f coal , but make a epecialty of walnut
'lock ' , said to bo the best nof t coal in the
narket. Their oflloa la at Benzon'a old
land , 211 South Thirteenth street.
M. S. Martlnovlch , formerly con-
loctod with THE OMAHA BKK , but at proa-
nt representing the wholesale liquor house
f Stubondorlf & Co. , Omuho , la in the city
n his regular business trip. Mr. Martina-
Ich Ia one of those popular , enorgetio men
? ho make a succor of all they undertake ,
nd will build up n business for Stubben-
ioril & Co , in Wyoming far ahead of any.
hlng competitors can boost. Laramie
Joomorang.
Commission r O'Keofo ha received a
Ifapatch from Gov. Dawea , in response to
ne of Inquiry , to the effect that houte
illla No. 30G and 298 have been signed ,
> nd have therefore become laws. No , 309
a the road bill which provided for the Im-
irovoment of roads and nvenuoa leadinc
rom the city , for a distance of two milea
ut and authorize ! the commissioners to
Dvy n tax oa all persons owning property
flthin fOO feet of the road to cover one-
bird of tha cost of such improvement. No
98 Ia a bill extending the time for the
quallzation of taxes.
From Assistant Superintendent
Thompson , ot the B. & M. , wo learn that
luring the last , week about ICO cars of em-
grant movables have arrived in Lincoln
md that Urf" ) numbers are on the way in
or foily car trains. On February
! 7th twcrtjeven cara arrived ; on the
2Mb , four i u ; on March 1st , twelve cars ;
) n thoSi , Lwenty-aoven can ; and on the
J 3 , t wenty-niuo cara , These emigrant oars
kre loaded with household gooda a'nd there
is an increase of one family or more to the
oar , There were alxty people on the train
that arrived yesterday , The larger part
of them who have arrived thus far are from
Illinois , and moat of them go north over
the Nebraska road and the rest over the
main line , All of them will settle and
make homes and help develop the resources
of Nebraska , Besides the emigrant trams
there if , of course , a largo proportion of the
arrival * who oorae by the regular trains.
The trains ard all heavily loidednow. No.
1 yesterday brought In 481 grown people
and 125 children , and every day brings in
trains almost ag well Riled. Journal ,
Rlplny'a tiay.
Mr. B. P. Rlpley , general freight
agent of the Chicago , Burlington &
Qalncy railroad , ioatructa agents that
all freight from polnta on his mad oaal
of SUuton , Iowa , to points on the
Darlington & Missouri River In Ne
braska , will bo routed as follow :
Via Prtolfio Junotlou To all main
line otatlons , to stations on the No
branka railway divisions went of Lin
coin ; to stations on the Atohison &
Nebraska division north of Adams
to stations on the Republican vullo ]
division from Hastings to and inolud
ing Donvorj to stations on the Wy
rnoro branch , except Wymoro.
VIA Nebraska City To stations on
Nebraska railway division east of Lin
cob' ; to Nomaha line stations to ant
including Tccamioh.
Via liurliugton Junction and Bos
well To stations on the Republican
Vtlloy division cast of Amboy ; to
stations on the Atchlaon & Nebraska
division soulh of Firth , pxoupt To
ooinsoh.
Freight from Chicago , Barlington
& Qulncy stations west of and inolud
Ing Btanton , will bo routed via Pa
clfio Junction or Nebraska Oily only
according to the most convenient ter
urinal. '
SLAYKN'SYOSEMITB COLOGNE
Made fro- * the wild flowers of the
vnn , IAMI-D YOSEMITB YALLEH
it in t-io most fragrant ot perfume
Mcunf act tired by H. B , Blaven , Baa
Frtuoiioo. ForuU in Omaha by W
J. WhlUaotuo and KMUUUU Bret
THE RIVER-
Conjectures as to the Coming Break *
Up-A Dynnmlto PJan.
\N lillo the ice has gene out of the
river at various points far bolorr us , It
still remains solid at Omaha , although
covered to n considerable extent with
water , Ilero , too , it Is braced some
what by the numerous bonds , which
lold It in place llko the thrcadu of a
screw , River man in Sioux Olty say
.hat . If the proaout weather continues
ho ice nill rot out , and oponipg from
ho lower end will not make any flood.
Fho weather BO far ha boon nil righter
or a quiet , unaonsationnl break-up.
TOJI POWKUS1 Ol'INION ,
The St. Paul Ploneer-ProBS cf the
.at inst. has the following opinion
about the coming break up from Tom
i.'oworg , the well known steamboat
owner : Thomas Powers , from the
Yellowstone , Rave M his opinion that
should the upper Missouri and nppor
Yollomitonobreak up soon , and ho is
afraid they will , the darJgors of a dam
aging flood are imminent. The people
ple along the valleys are fearful that a
alnmayaetin. Advices from Fort
3uford of recent data glvo the thick-
nesa of the ice in the river at that
point the junction of the Missouri
nd Yellowstone as four feet , and
rom this much damage below U pro-
toted when the break-up comes , A
ocldod depth of snow ia reported in
ho valley of the Misaonri and the
ewer valley of the Yellowstone , and
gradual thaw , unaccompanied by
aln , is earnestly prayed for. The
Eclipse is frozen in at Rod Button ,
tilrty milea above Buford , and but
aint hopes are entertained of keeping
ior afloat ,
The Sioux Olty Journal of Friday
aye : The river is still solid from
here to shoie. The ice bridge of the
t. Paul railroad holds no firmly as
vor , aud trains crossed yesterday
without shaking it to any oxtont.
) u the ice much water is ntandlngand
annlng. In places it is deep enough
o quito seriously retard the progress
f heavily loaded teams , As far as
oticed , however , the ice beneath has
ot rotted any. The small Htroams
nnning into the river are np and
oodluy their banks , and from thorn a
nrge body of water is pouring into the
Ivor , which must in a few days cause
n increase in the body of the river
water , which will tnako the ice crook
nd bulge perceptibly. As yet every-
ling is secure and aafo. Freight ia
> elng transferred across the ice bridge
nd no preparations have been raado
) take np the iron. On account ot
so depth of water on the ice not
many Nebraska leans came across
osterday , but several loads of gooda
wore sent over from tbto city.
Regarding the break np of the ice ,
10 idea wai advanced by a river man
ootorday that it would bo a good
chomo to assist it by the nso of dyna
mite. The cntlemou'o plan was to
xulodo the dynamite at various point *
own the river and up &a far aa Yank-
on , llo said the expense would beery
ory light to-tho government , compar'
lively , aud nothing ae compared with
10 additional aufoty which would bo
Ivon to the people living and owning ;
iroporty along the Big Muddy Ho
rould commence at the Mouth of the
? latto and vroik up stream and ex-
dodo aa fast as possible and as nearly
s possible in the chaunoL
A SUNDAY FTO.E.
Burns a Srsall Shod. Near the St.
Oharlea Hotel.
About noon yesterday a small blaze
was discovered In the laundry' con-
ooted with the St. Charles hotel ,
which is ft email shod Lscatod in the
llt > y between Twelfth and Thirteenth , ,
[ arney and Farnam. It caught ia
10 colling , probably fscm a defective
no , and immediately burst out in a
loot of flame througb the roof. An
larm was sent in by telephone and
espondod to by the Hooks and No.
, prevloui to whoso arrival ono of tke
ttaches cf the house got a small
bream on through the garden hoie.
When No. 3's stream went on it
mocked the fire out of tlmo In ono
onnd and also knocked the man with
he garden hose off tho'roof. ' A little
ator tha stream accidentally struck
x Alderman Shannon just behind
ho oar and floored him.
The damage to the building ia slight.
. Wm. S.MoOLELIteUf.
His Durlal at Qalona Action of the
Bar Association.
A special to The Chicago Tribune ,
dated Galena , 111. , Feb. 28th says :
'Tho remains of tha late William S *
ilcClollan , of Omaha , son of R. H ,
tfcUlollan , of this city , arrived here
ast evening and were interred this
afternoon in Greenwood , There was
a very largo concourse of people at the
innoral , including the members of the
oar of the county and company 1 , I ,
CT. G , of which the deceased nns for
merly captain. The mombsra attended
in full uniform , and escorted the body
to the grave. The services were con
ducted by the Rev. Ambrose 0
Smith. "
Shortly after the district court con
vened on Saturday morning , Mr. J ,
11. McCullou. h , who was appointed
to that duty by the members ofthe
bar at the mooting recently held to
take notion concerning the death of
their brother attorney , presented the
following reriolutlori.
WHEREAS , Death haa removed from
among cs our friend and brother ,
Willli.mS. McOlollan , In the vigor
and bunuty of his youc * ; manhood ;
and ,
WHEHEAS , It Is most fitti ig that , fie
bur of Douglas county , by whom the
dosacnod was so well known and loved ,
should express sorrow at this sad af
fliction , bo it therefore
RESOLVED , That in the death of "Mr.
McOlollan the state rf I cbraeka lisa
lost an adopted son as no > 1 < and truehearted -
hearted as any who lives in > ior broac
expanse , the bar ono of the profession
worthy of all confidance , esteem anc
respect , and a large and mourning clr
ole of friends and relatives , a memboi
of their aooletywhom to know waa to
admire and love.
RBSOLVBD , That In the wd and on
timely death of. Mr. MoOlellan hi
btothen oi the bar hare lost a frieac
unjnrp Mwl in Ihoao qoalitios of head
and heart rrhich go to adorn and beau
tify the trntf nobleman , and make a
friend n friend indeed ,
RESOLVED , That the members of the
bar , though unable by any proceeding
of theirs to staunch the arteries cf love
now bleeding , yet fool urged by uvory
consideration of regard and duty to
tender to the afll otod farci'y ' end rela
tives of the dear dead this respectful
token of sincere and heartfelt uympa-
thy with thomln this the hour of their
bareavjmcnt.
RESOLVED , That the secretary cf
thlsmcotirg forward a copy of the so
resolutions to the family of the db-
co&sed and see that the nnmo bo pub
lished in the city papers ; and
RESOLVED , That the chairman of
this mooting do appoint a member of
the bar to present theao resolutions to
the district court of Douglas county ,
and respectfully request that the
eamo bo spread upon the records
thereof.
G. W. Shields , J. H. McOullough ,
A. 0. Troup , Jos. B. Clarkson , W. F.
Grooloy , oominlttoo.
At the saino time Mr. McOullough
passed a touching and approprlato
eulogy upon the character of the de
ceased , followed by similar remarks
from Meesrs. H , D. Estabrpok , Joseph
R. Olarkson and A. 0. Tro'np
Out of respect to the niomory of
William McOlellan the court ad
journed until Monday morning nt
9.30.
CommlBslonerb1' Procoodlnfrg.
THUHSDAY , March 1,188D. Board
/jet pursuant to adjournment. Pm-
ut , Commissioners Corliss , Knight
nd 0 Keefe.
Road No. 278 B was submitted to
ho board and the report of the com
missioner locating the same was
rdored sot aside and the olork in-
traded to refund amount deposited
s security for costs.
Road No , 290 B waa adjourned to
March 14lh.
Road No 272 running along the
rest end of state instltato property
> elng rmdor consideration and the
onsent of the legislature having been
btained , said road u ordered located
nd established ,
The county clerk called the attention
f the board to the resignation of A.
X Morris as special deputy clerk.
The oplnoon of J. O : Gowin , county
ttornoy , aa to the claim of Stall- #
{ ell for making transcript in state
laao was filed recommending the same
> o not allowed.
The following was adopted :
RESOLVED , That the county treaa-
irer be , and hereby if , directed to
.raw from the general land ? 39:37r :
md apply the came to the payment of
he delinquent personal tax of Pnt-
lok Wolsn for yers 1879' , 1880 , and
.881.2 . , for services as juror.
Bid * for the care and treatment of
ao poor were opened and final action
lostponed.
The following accounts were allowed
rom the general fund :
? atriclt Welsh , graad juror 9 7 63
I. V. llhodea , extra work 45 00
\ W. Corliss , servicei ) aa county
commissioner 107 00
{ . O'lwefe , services aa cuuaty
coromtugiousr 102 OC
S , F. Knight , tonicca aa county
comtnieaiunor O'J 00
tf. Ramge , petit juror 10 00
Adjourned to the 3d Inst.
JeiiK BAUMER ,
County Clerk.
SATTJIUA.Y , MasohS , 1885 Board
met pursuant to adjournment. Pros-
nt , Commlaslonen Corliss , Knight
ud O'Koofo.
The following appointments-
made , J. G. Knight , assessor Union
rccluct , 3T. W. Monvlllo , assessor
- xth precinct , H. S. Ludlngton ,
vtrucor of highways south district ,
7niou precinct ,
Official bond u J. G. Knight BB
assessor Union piccinct was approved.
The following resolution wa adop-
ed.
ed.RESOLTBD
RESOLTBD , That the county treas
urer bo , and ho is hereby directed to
educe the valuation of personal pro-
lerty'of Ohas. H. Sampson from $ C5G
o flOO lor yeai 1882 , on M count ol
rror of assessor.
The clerk wa directed advortlso
or proposals to remove Sixteenth
troet bridge to Florence , nad grading
aid street , also for building 54 foot
bridge at MiUard.
Silas Springer and othon filed theli
irotest against straightening the Elk-
lorn river.
The following account was allowed
rom the bridge fund , Missouri Valley
> rldg and iron works , one-half costs
of iron work on Elkhora river bridge ,
! 2,650. Adjourned.JOIIK
JOIIK BAUMER ,
Oounty Olork.
HOME CIRCLE CLUB-
Preparations for the Coming Charac
ter Party and Bal Mae quo.
"Tho Homo Circle Club , " which hoi
given some of the most enjoyable par
les of the season , have concluded t <
jive a character party and masquorad *
on the 15th of March , at Masonii
Hall , the occasion being the lost part ]
of the scries of 1882-3.
The affair will bo a novelty in Hi
way. Characters from "Moscotte,1
"Olivette , " "Pirates of Penzanco , '
and others will bo taken by member
of the club. A limited number o
spectators will bo allowed.
And thozo who are favored with ai
invitation will , no doubt , have asplon
did time. The following gentlomoi
comprise the executive committee
WmT Brown , John A. White , F. W
Plckens , J. M. Housman , Thos. Our
ry , whoso names am asnflbiont guar
autco for the success of the affair.
COOPER WAGONS
have arrived. Practical experienc
demonstrates and proves them th
cheapest in the market for re :
service. For sale at
F. D. COOPER & Co s.
m [ > -m&e&wlm
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMJ
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best th
market affords. The traveling pnbll
claim they get bettor accommodation
and more general satisfaction her
than at any other boose In Omahi
Rate , ft * perdaT. augaitfm
'
. . .RXDDIHOB Rn UI Salve , beat IwnU
nilvtf lu tha world.aud excclieut lor sUb
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A BAD CABE
Airs. J * > uMotcalf Uecomos Inoane
From
The friends of Mr. J U. Motcalf ,
ho well known .chockrnan for M. W.
Konnard , will jregr tto learn cf the
misfortune ho ban v.'ocontly oxporl-
need.
A short time Rgc * hf wife gave
irth to a little ono aoi wna appar-
ntly getting on all right , until
ays later she was taken with
al fever , followed by blood painoQ-
ng , from the effects of which sue t > & -
amo Ineano , and was yoatorday takan
own to Lincoln to bo placed in the
loapltal for medical treatment ,
The first signs of her malady
ore when ono morning she informed
loao in attendance that oho was pos-
csnod of the power of the Holy
Gliost. The family help was a Bohe
mian girl , who could not speak a word
f English , and the tick woman stated
lat she was working on her , and
lat she would shortly coma
ute the room and talk
i a now tongue. Slnco that
mo she has Imagined that oho her-
elf could converse in other languages
nd was constantly speaking what she
ailed Bohemian , which was. uuintel-
iglble to any one.
The physician thinks it possible
lat with six weeks of care she may
ocovor , unless the disease has pro-
uced softening of the brain. The
lild is perfectly healthy.
THE WEATHER-
ta Eflects on Business During the
Past \Voek.
No finer weather than the past week
me brought os haa been experienced
n the city for oevoral month * . Balmy
irctzes and a clear , azure eky wore
10 uniform rule. The mud has boon
: noa ed into a solid mould , and the
rooslstgB made possablo by the thou-
and tatada of the pedestrians. But
what nn amount of profanity was
pent before the latter feat woo ao-
ompllshed may be > bettor imagined
han can bo dcsorlbod. With the ap-
> oaranco o ! the sun , catdoor.work has
icon moj active , end if the ftno
weather oaly consents to stay with us
10 boom Hiich the 2 > acomber frcat
dlled ao effectively is likely to be ro-
Ivod at oncoS So far It has had tb
ffoct of bringing the people out in the
venlng in gseater numbers than at
ny time during the seceon , and thc >
leator and other places cf amusement
lave had a griater run , deaplto the
xjnten season. Ono dle ppolntmont
ia * beou experienced , however , and
hat was Mrs. iangtry'a failure to ap-
oar with her Treddy and show "As
L < ° OQ Like It. " According to the latest1
oporta the happy twain were speed-
ag eastward , and Mr. Langtry way
ot to be hoard f ism.
Uncle Sam is a right jcvlal fellow
3 a rule , and tire grace with which
e Bobmlta to the handling of hia cash
ox is truly admbable. Bu-1 ? when heel
el iiaa the battle ax and QOOS about
ecapitating official heads all fun
am3 to depart him. Judge Oronnao
an tdl a little story about this , and
i rumors may be-- trusted Mr. Hall
will soon bo able ta do likewise. How
ncertaln the gifts of the world are
'oraooth. Here it is just two years
ince General Garfeld was inaugur
ated. in the hlgheat-offico in ihe gift of
he nation , and now scarcely a men-
ion is made ot hia memory.
A short time aqo , ElhotV the ox-
hamplon pugilist , , appeared in the
ity to an eager crowd in a sparring
ahlbltion. A great deal o&fnss was
made of the advantages of 6ho manly
rtx of self defense , but when it came
a , the scratch in Chicago , nil the art
a tha world could not save him from
ndlng as a first-olnea corpse. . Muscle
s good enough in its place , but the
nvontSon of destructive agents , tea
a great extent , ha * removed the ine-
lities of brute force and the boat
node of self-defenae is at long range ,
> eyond the reach of combative nature.
But Mr. Elliott's failure at self-do-
enso was not the only Instance chron-
oled this week. In oni virtuous
midst the defense , though less Ban-
binary , ot a devoat church member ,
nded disastrously. All of which
might have been avoided if a wider
augo had been taken.
GENERAL HARRINGTON.
A Man Who Saw Omaim la Ha In
fancy and Its Maturity.
Gon. George W. Harrington , who
represents the Stein Manufacturing
company of Rochester , N. Y. , is in
ho city on a regular business trisx
Jo deals in wooden overcoats.
General Harrington passed through
this city in 185 ? with Gen. Albert
Sidney Johnston's army , and went
through with them to Utah , partici
pating in the memorable experiences
) f that timo.
At that time Omaha was but a little
trading post , and the young army
officer little thought that a quarter ol
a century later he would be selling
coffins in a metropolis of 60,000 pee
plo. The general graduated at West
Point In 1850 , and rose gradually to
the position of brigadier of volunteers ,
and when mustered out of that service
waa holding the rank of lieutenant
colonel in the regular army , being re
tired in 1809 on account of disability.
Uon. Harrington is a fine looking
gentleman , whom not ono out of r
thousand would take to bo over 3c
years of ago , but who is in roalitj
only 57. He comes of a long lived
family , hia father being 82 yearn of afic
and his grandfather , still living , 105 ,
Ho himself will probably live to be at
old as Methuselah.
A curious circumstance connected
with the general's visit to the city , cs
poclally when his peculiar business ii
considered is that he has never nnti
to-day came without finding Coronoi
Jacobs busy holding an inquest. Hi
haa been hero at nearly all ef the im
portant occasions of this kind for thi
past three yearn , including the Inquw
on the wife murder and auioide In Bo
hemtantown , the rnurdw of Ool. Wat
on B , Smith and oa ihe but vhit , thi
tower accident OB North Twelftl
itr at , ta which , one naaft wa angth
ercd to death. Whether this strange
fatality follows him , llko the wander *
ing Jew , wherever ho goes , or not , the
reporter did not learn , but when a
few days ago the postal card was re
ceived announcing hia intended visit ,
n half dozen pencils were sharpened
op in anticipation of a big item , It
may como yet before ho loaves.
Real Estate Transfers
The following deeds were filed for
record in the county clerk's office
Match 2 , reported for TUB BEE
'
by Ames's real estate agency :
Henry 0. Jones w d to A. Samson ,
lot 2 , in block 0 , in town of Elkhorn ;
$25
$25Jamea
Jamea 0 , Megoath q o to A. Sam-
can , lot ) , in block 4 , ot Elkhorn ; $100.
L. R. 'J'attlo ' , Jr. wd to H. A. Moo ,
lot 3 , in Tattle's subdivision ; $500
HAS BEEN PROVED
Vlif 6UREO7 CURB for
KfiBNEY DISEASES ,
Uooli lame back or disordered uxlrv
Indicate Jialyouaroavtfttlinr TIIEW3X
oncoCdrnxrrittarocoinincudlt ) and Itwi
pe lly ) oTtmmno tliodlu iUJ8andrcstort B
B healthy action to all thoorgMi * .
s > I y\fttt * & I'oreompWotapeeuUa
r BnCIWICSfs to your ncxinehaa pain
aililwealuiCBscs.KIDNEY.WORTlBUiiiur
puscd , ruiltwill net promptly and aafely
IHtUez 8cx. Incontinence , retention o
urtno , briok duet or ropy dcpoaiu.onddu
dragging painsall speedily yield ioitj cur
atlvo power. (13)
BOLD BY ALI. CIUTOQIBT3. Prt 81.
,
A noil-known cIcrRjnun , Itev. K. Cook , ol
Tr upelean , Mh , uijs : ' 1 find Kldno > Woit a
sure turo for kidney and 1 > tr troub'cg '
as A SUPS CURE
for all dloonces of the Kidneys and *
It haaspoclilo action on tills rocat Important
CTRnn , enabling U to throw off torpidity and
inaction , stimulating thu healthy Bccrctlon
ofthe Bile , and by koping the bowela in fret
oondltlon , effecting > U regular dlocharfro.
mrirxl > til' 3f you ere sufforinc from
h JdtCiricli Duxlarla.havotheohUlji ,
arabUloua , dyepcptle , or constipated , Kid
ney-Wort will Burcly roltovo & quickly euro.
InUilBeeaoontocleaasothoSystom , every
ocaBbouldtakoathorsnihoour i > oflt. (51) (
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS , Frico 81.
I went to tvirope , ' IWTS Henry
Wnjd , late Col. 69th Reg II. O. S. N. Y. , MOW
HrlBtf at J73 W. Side Avo. , JT. 0. Illghts , U. J. ,
"onto letisrn worse ( rom tlnonlc liter com
plaint , Kidney-Wait , KB a last resort.3as ( then
ne better htft'th ' than Iha c hitherto cn0cd ]
lor iconyrmaiyytars. " He's cured DOW &nd
coneerguantly iwppy.
.FOaTHE PERMANENT CURE OF
S CC NSTBPATiOW.
c No other di ese Is BO prevalent in til *
country arComtipatlon , aud ao remedy 33
O hnd voreg.nallbd thepelcbratod.KIDNET-
E WORT" aa > a care. Whatever the'cause ,
cLowovaar ott ± nite the ca > o , Udi remedy
* will OTTroomff iiL
'riiiS ' diatresalng oem *
plaint Is very apt to be j
I'wltlj oonatipatlon. Kidney-
O Wort strengthens the weakened rarta nn'J
quickly cores all kinds oiTtles erinwhon
O phTnietnna and medlrlnea have btltaj fell- _
" rylfyoahaTeelthi-rofthoootrouWcs H' '
i
! ]
P
"I'wlll ' recenimond It ererjnhcrcr , " wn'o 3aa.
It. llojor , CUi > BO Manufacturer , Iftcrjtoivn
Pv , " &BC1US3 if lOibney-Wott-curcdsoy p'Jea
( HONEYS , LIVCR AND UOV/ELS.
tit ItcloanscB-thaByetczQoftheacrld xoiion
caaaea1 tlio drea < Iful infibrinff t tiJoli
j nly the vlcttnaof xhnnmatiam can redJc c
T THOOSTAUDS OF CASES
ifl the worst * SCrma of tills terrible
Uavo boon quUtly reUeved.
> r PEHflBOTt.Y CURED.
mot i. uquiDrnax , BOLD br uuicaaw.
( M ) Dry can be cnt by mail. _
WELLS , niCIUJlDSOli & CO. , Uurilnrton.Yt
"rih WilterCtoeaj my customer , iras
ed vrlth iheumatlsm lor two } ears : Irieil * vain.
11 reaedieo ; Kidney-Wort alone cured him. I
ave tried 1 < myoeir , and know that It Is gcod. "
1 ertion ol a letter from J. Wlllett , irugglst ,
'lint , Mich.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
3S78PEO IAL 8 will POSITIVELY notbeln
lerted unless-nil * In advance.
IQ LOAN MOHtY
T ) TONEY TO LOAM-Call at Law offlcaof . L.
JjJL Thomas room BCrelghton Block.
LOA13D On Chattel Mortgage sc-
MONEY . Ilcom No. 1 , over Merchants Na
tional Bank. 977-lmt
EY TO aa-Uf At 8 per cent. Ghrlyer'i
MO Ear it ) and Loan Agency , opposite
Tostofflce. 787-t ( _
HELP
- -J girl at 721 fouth 37lh St. .
WANTEO-a i.ei\en crth , los een-ral
housework. 275 St
) Two men ol good odOiwato c n-
WANTED . C&1U21 South Ifth
street , 283 6 (
"TTTANTBE A go d cook , vosberaxd Irontr.
YY RelreD v icqnlred , Api'ly tt 3310 Dav
enport street , bet. 13th > nd 14 > h. WS-3t
-\\J ANTBD-A Orjt da s girl Switl or dor-
YY mat uanted 11 n Umll ) ol two ) > r Mra.
Kennari N , & corner lath and Dodge fits.
28'J 8 {
' UUBlNK8&-W nt. d-A p.nner ,
TINNER'S
or will ) ! and fwork ' 0' purchaser. Ad.
dre s "Tumor , " Bee oRlco. * 73 Ct
'ANTED A ild l-r e"TneTil fouBo ' 0'k.
W t pjl y at 2010 Butt HreeL 2S4-7
17ANTED IVat'Clasg cook. Hone ether need
_ pp'y. 1103 Farnam ttt at. 2 { [ > C *
'
rANTED-W > lie s and klfcben he'p. Appl'y
1108 Farmm street. 5i C
WANTED A th'rtironer at Boston lanmlry ,
13th ttreet , botvtecu Dodte and Taplto !
avenue. 267-3 (
WANTED Ag'rl to doi ( oer&l housewoiU ,
Arpty at N . 2100 Col ferula street.
27C-3t
WANIfcD A ( rood , ft ody middle aged
wcman. llu t be vrllllnic to work. Wa fi
81 per w > * . Inquire PU Pontlm St. 2V-8 ]
WANTED A lew UJlea and gentlomtn ai
ageuti lor the bUgcst paying buiiio B u
Atncrlci. Room 3,1503 Farnaui Se. 213 In , !
Men and women to start a no *
WANTED
busluem at their own home ; no poaall j
COc an hour ma < Ie ; end lOc lor Bamplwi. and In
tractions Addres-i
-lmcod MASON & CO. . Mot/ycKur. Vt
8ITUAT10NB WANTED ,
QIIUATJON WANTED By a joaa ? roarrle
O min In a etoie. 1 $ willing to raaka hlratc ]
u-elul at acy buslncu. Addies "J. R , 0 " Re
ottlce. .25731
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
T > AUTNER WANTKD-Wlth $1,003 to rnak
JL and sell on. unlcle nee-led In ( very lamlly-
a moanpoly. Addreii "D. U. " Bee office.
S5S31
. A lranit r ID Ornah * . unmarried
WANTF.D to make tne acquaintance ol a lid ;
toad ol amusemtnU and ol a social deposition
AdJreu atc'al. " BM office. > 18-
TfT ANTED-KO priry raulK , Unki and CM
YY P ol lo clean with tinltan elean r. Batli
Uetlun guarantwd. 1. U. SHITD ,
Lock Bos 421 , Omaha.
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
KENT One large and ono small room ,
FOR at Drugstore , cor , 10thand Doug-
la * . 2T4-lw
MUCKY AUD FOH ICKMT Apply at once.
rrerjthlng needed to run It OB hand.
Buperlor clay. Also house on yatd It wanted ,
LOKEN7. ) U1U11LK , Yard ISth itrtet , 2 block )
south ol Dotlovue road , 230 lm {
TiiOIl REST With toird , a large * lurnlihed.
JL room with t > ay window. Modem Improvements -
ments , 1718 I)3dgo Street' 235-9) )
KENT New hotel at Aroct , Neb , slzs 31
Foil Good location. Llbnral terxs to the
right party. Addnsi' 0. Teat , " ATOM.
261 a wit
REN r A h un ot four rooms , corner ol
FOR and Wcb.tcr streets. $12 lo & month ,
26C51 JA . CALLAJIAN.
710R KENT I'cisint front loom furnlihod ,
E COS N. Uth Iticet. bet. CVrorula.and Web-
ettr , 217-81
TTIOIt HKST Furnlehel Teem lor two RCiit ,
JD Sblicksfiom postolflco. Inquire at 1519
IJdgofl.Toel. 239-lm
TnORRE5T Small houo corner llarner and
r 22d stre t , Cli p. Apply Mr . "U. ' next
door. 251-3
KENT To cicely luin'ehe.l room
EOU . BrtoK house , buy wltij w , 3515 Ch
c ? o street.
TjlOU RBVJ O rooms , 3 below. 3 up-malif , 3
Jj cloietn , cellar , bjilrant water. Inqulr * at C08
loth street. Sm ?
_
RENT A DO t SO at ITS , In three pieces ,
FOB of 28 , one of IB , and one of 4 acres. All
onttd. house 3 rooms , . FosBtwIon Imniedlakily ,
Ononillelrom postoffito. UK1IIH'
IlRAI > Eft ATX AOJXC7 ,
225-tJ _ 3flh and Dc-tulai StrertBv
HO LET Kino parlor P. ' or. ANo a large roomi
L furrlshedor unfurnished , 1675 Dodge street ,
383-St 1
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
yOK KKNT-Guod furnished [ rooms with clw
_ els. ID'S North 18ift street' 200 8 (
7IOXRENT Pleasantly fujnlsbed sootus with
J boirdatl Chicago street. ! 28-B {
710.R BUNT Pleasant front room famished ,
J 606 N. 18th street , bet. CaliJornla and Web-
: er. 277-3t ;
A 11 > KE CHANE FOR HRNT Th JM1 story
rl. an I basement of building No. 1111 Farn.ru
, ieot. Inquire on premise ! . 1841m
7\OR \ BENT Two now houses with' ft rsonw ,
J Dr. 0. II. Paul. 102 3mo
' RBUr 25 housoa , "I to 1U rooiis , at n to
1 J25 per month Qhnver's Kent iiurcaui op-
' DOflt OttiCe. 7GMI
BALE
SALE < M acres 5 miles from courfboute ,
FOR , with llvlngaprlpg.
3 loti In Dwlctht it Lvnmu'a addition.
4 lota In Isuca & Sbeldon'a addition.
Inquire oil I O. Clark. /72 < H
FOR SALE Oco dark bay m ro , top bnany
and harness. W. W. ROBERTS , .
27-lGt Fort Omahr.i
T710R SALE Earth fiomS. E corner 2Sth asd'
1' Korncy St3. Address O. W. Field , 922 r-
nam bt. 231 Of
"T71OR SAIE Car load ol good young horses at
JD Jedtrton Square Stable , ICth and Uata street
FOR SALE A good top buggy and hnrnoiK
Will sell cheap. Apply N. E. cor. 15th uacl
CalKomU streets.
710R SAtB A peed family hone and side-bar
J boggy. 8. Larson , Ibth Stteat , between
ass aid la'itornla 271-St
rflOR SAL" l acre lot In Park Place , 3rd lot
[ } east cf' Academy of S-crcd Heart , Improve-
nirrts worth ICOO. lor 81,900 e , so. Bargain.
J252 tf W. O. SI1K1VKK , Ofp. Pcstofflce.
[ 710 R SALE House with G rooms and 2 lots
1 } ( each 06x132) ) In aouth Omaha , forJl.OOO , on
apy terms. Wllliakrctm on part pivruent.
'
tqulroot 61I > S12th8trect. _ _ _ 243'-imt "
[ 710R SALENcw B room cottage , coodclo ets"
I1 Addrca > "S.vy. Ii > "li e office 2126t
, -Ott SLb CHEAP Choice uulmpicned bus-
f1 InfBj lots on rarna-n Harncy , Douelra.
nd D-dgo trce.B. 1) WIS & SNYDEH ;
Real Eetite Agents.
no-en J-if t j. . . 150i ? Farnani St.
A BAKOAIN-nolcl and LS\ery Stable lo i
-t\.Haleliiagio lnBVri t ris town. First-clos >
hoitl ard onlyli ery stai/Kojo tM'Ui.K.r - . . , ' -
otelor stable , will pa ; you to invtsl'gote.WU
ell si > p rate. Addroji "Hotel" care cf Bee.
ICC m&u 12t (
jEiII3'New Map of Omaha , lu.it coaiplotsd lint
J ready for delivery rtt $ Scacn. IB 4 itivldu
> y 1 foot long. Largest and moat complete rup
[ Omaha over publthsd. Official imp of thi
.ty. See column. _
IOR SALE Pjur ate lot adlolnlnp city lim t
F it' . KMJ. terms. JOHNT. BEIir. ,
170-3 } It08 Psrnani etieet.
otter lor sale at a Jargaln the enzine and
fixtures now In CM at our worka > . Th *
compute outfit Is aa good M new , and consists o
Kneine (40 borsa powerX Bollfcr , neater. Steam
Pump , Dmol Stack , Sieom and' Water Ganges ,
Water Tank.Wvea Pipes , etc. Itrnlll be taken
out about thn first ol next Hay. Partlei Innerva
ted are Invlt tl o call and am It in 0)icallon ) day
and nlgbt ( Sumlayi excelled ) tf the TVoodman
Linseed Oil Works , corner SJTaotoenth and JJlch-
olaa streets. l)17-lm )
lALE Pocketa nupaol Nebraska 20e
FOR . For bargains In Uirah'a CitJ [ mproTed
and unimproved property , oM on Wm. K , Sari-
rer , Heal Estate Agent , opposite postodat.
769-tl
TTTOK BALE A Brat clan second hand phaeton :
JJ Call it 1319 U&rney St.
r > UE3BMAKINO done M 211 north Sxrr ath
L/etrcel. 27' , |
A perfect flttluf drooa llnlos cuMorS"oentw ,
. Jtt Tutsday , at 1118Bedge St. aT9-5t
: la now open fovbusineM.
\J J. DO'AE , 16th and Burt Bt. 2 5t
nPECIAIiJNDUCEMENaS-Ofleredter a conn-
3 try 8tMf > at Gilraorccarpy courtv , Neb.
Apply to O < Fro t , th.re. ISft-lmt
MAO18TER np PALMYSIWRY ABD CONDT
TIONALI3T , 49S Tenth stxoat , l et n Farnaa
and Haraciy. Will , with iheald ol guardla *
ulrlta , obtain lor any ese & , glanot ol the paH
and preset , and oil certain condition In tbr In
ure. Biota and Shom made to ordtr. Pet feet
satWactlan guaranteed
IN HOT WATER.
DOKT BE SKEPTICin. SEAWWJ TEACHES
AND iJJPKRIK.NCl' CO.VHiUia TIlAt'Tnr.
7it'3 oltz r AlrJ r t J AN IhYAI.-
UABi.K Fi ANY A2IOALL DI30BDKK8 OP
rilEJIEJIEDV 'T011ACH. LIVKK AND bOWELS -
ELS AUEAS'OO KUMN A GLASS ctHOT
WAOTRKV I1Y "OKVING. HKCOhEKATING
S NOT ONLY EX-'REHKIiY BENEFICIAL.
B T A ChOlECTIPN AGAINST DISEASED
WHJJU N ONK OAN AFSO3SD TO DISUK
QA.M . FOR SALE bV ALL DJiUOOISTS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure *
This powder never Yalta. Ar M purity.
strength and wholeeomcueM. II e aomleal
than the orplnary kluds , and ' > i sold In
oomptUUoQ with the multltudu r i io-v i t , short
weljht.alum or phosphate powiie. ' ' only la
can * . UOTiliBMUX * I'OWBO 00 , , Wall 6t. , Q