Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DA ) BEE FRIDAY MAY 11
The Daily Bee.
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Friday Morning , May 11 ,
LOCAL. JtJKBVITIEB.
In the police court yesterday the
regnl r docket only contained one case of
plain clrnnV.
0. [ H. Dew y , Jl.Ki | T ft n d Mr.
Fried , bare Ml been visited within the
put lew d ys by burglars , but none of
them lost anything worth mentioning.
The cons.-llciallon of the Eighteenth
street and Fin t M , K. churches came np
for consideration last evening before
joint meeting ot the tiustces of the two
churches.
Ed. Gorman , who has been on the
polios force for the past nix yean , has boon
Appointed deputy marshal by City Mar *
nhal Guthrie , and bin friends are greatly
rejoiced thereat.
A game of bane ball played Wednesday
between the Iligh School fnd nine and
Wyman's Commercial College nine , re
united In n victory for the latter , the icoro
being 10 In 9.
Mr. Jolm Ito-Icky , of thoFokrok X&p-
ftdu , felt yosten'iy for Republic county ,
Kansas , to eslal Ish a now lodge of the
order of C. S. J' S. , the leading Bohe
mian brotherhoo
Lytle Broil , rs have sold to N. I. D.
Solomon their herd of Jerecy cattle , even-
ton he nd , including their famous Jersey
bull , "Samuel Tlldon , " bred in New York
state ; taken first premium at Nebraska
stale fair.
At cation Sir Knights : Spools ! con
clave of Mt , Calvary Commamlary No , 1
K. F. , this evening. A full attendance
requested. By order of the commander ,
II. II , Ilathnway , recorder.
The firemen at No. 1 engine house arc
about t > challenge a Chicago enqine com *
pany to a contest la "hooking up" its team
and n competition between No. 1 and No.
2 , of this city , Is also spoken of.
' Upon the recommendation of Senator
Mandcrson service has been ordered on
mail route No. 24,822 , from Fort Nlobrarn ,
Nebratka , to Rapid City , Dakota , and the
route has been placed under contract.
fldward Ramie will lecture at the Mis
slon church on Fourth street , between
Seventeenth and Jones , Friday evening ,
May 11 , 71883. Subject : "What ahall
we do to be saved , " In reply to Bob Inger-
soli.
Considerable attention waa attracted
yesterday by the tight of the combina
tion of which Miss Nellie Burke Is the
tar , on Its way to the driving puk for
practice. There were nine horses In all ,
six of which were running horses.
Th sons of Chas. Noyes , of Union
precinct , yesterday presented coven wolf
scalpj to County Clerk Bautner tnr the
bounty duo on such articles. ThU mikes
teventeen scalps received In two days.
The Germania Maennorchor society ,
of Lincoln , liavo chartered a train for nn
excursion to Omaha next Sundaytho 13th.
Tlio train will leave Lincoln nt 7 o'clock
Sunday morning , end return uometimo
during the evening.
Arthur Troyr and Fied. Delaaey ,
left the Deaf and Dumb institute Satur
day and have not since been heard from.
Anyone knowing of their wheietbouti
will confer a favor by communlcatfug with
Prof. Gillesplo , the principal ,
Through some unaccountable error
tha address of Me srs. R. E. Copson &
Co , , in their card in our Isino two weeks
ago WAS made to read 1219 Ilarney street ,
Instead of comer Fifteenth and Faolflo
streets.
Two S'ocumbs and one sniplclous
character were taken In by the polios last
night. Larry Caiey got drank and made
fuss at Barney Shannon' * saloon , where-
npan Barney took down "the sword of
Bunker Hll " and drovn him out , Caioy
returned later with a cheese knife and Ice
pick and was eventually landed In Jill by
the oops.
Robert McOuty , tha fifth nnd last of
the confidence men arrested nome time
go , WAS ye ttd.iy tried by A Jury com
posed of some of our bts burinosa men ,
and after a hard fight was convicted and
reo Ived the same ntntence given the
others , viz : (20 fiao and 30 days in the
county Jail , besides costs in the case. This
ends the matter , except In Reynold'ii case ,
In which an appeal was taken , It will
prove n salutary lesson.
It is reported trut the old and well
known hurdware firm of Rector , Wilhel-
vey t Ilochttetter , of Nebraska City ,
have concluded to move to Omaha. Mr.
J. T. Clarke , a member of the hardware
firm of Lee Fried & Co. , will become a
mtmber of the new firm , wboie capital is
to be $2M,000. ) They propose to ItuiceJI
atelycirr ? out their plane , and purchase
a lot somewhere near the Union Facltio
rallroid track , where they will put up a
anbstantlal four story and high basement
brick building , 60x132 feet.
In view of the frequent assaults made
of late on pedestrians , at night , some ef
fort bvi betn made by private citizens to
Inducj Capt. > T. J. Nellgh to organise a
detective poliaa force to try and rapture
the gang , which It Is believed numbers
thirty IT thirty-five character ! . The mem
bars of the gang all know the rfficen of the
rrgnlar force and take care not to come
within i ange of them. A few more such
ca'ei as are recorded to-day , nnd such a
move will become a necessity. The mid
night marauders should be broken up at
once acd effectually.
A at rtllnj : Discovery.
Physicians are often stirtled by remark ,
oble discoveries. Thn fact that Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and ull
Throat and Lung disease * is dally curing
patlenU that they have given up to die , is
etartl ng them to realize their cense of
duty , and examine Into the merits of thin
wonderful dlicov ry , resulting In hundreds
of our best Physicians using It In their
practice. Trial bottles free at 0. F.Good-
man's Drug Store. Regular lireILOO.
DIED.
WHINNERY-At their residence , 2237
Dodge street , Kittle B , . daughter of Dr.
J. 0. an4 AliM Knhn Whlnnery , aged
1C months , ,
Funeral from the booM to-day at 3
o'clock.
A RING RACKET.
A Case that Grow Out of a Fet ,
It Will Probably be Settled
Outoido the Court' .
A few days ngo an item appeared in
THK BKE concerning a llttlo affair
which occurred at Fremont , in which
Sheriff Gregg inado a bet with Oliver
Smith that a certain ring , which was
toborrill'd off , conld not be dupli
cated for $12.00.
The money waa put np in the
hands of G. T , Smith , Etq. , an old
resident of Fremont and a gentleman
from the word go. ' 'Unolo Oeorgo"
came down to Omaha with the ring
and made a bargain with Max Meyer
& Urn. to duplicate the jewelry for
loan than the amount named ,
Oa his rotnrn homo ho was sued
and arroatod at the Instigation of
Sheriff Gregg , and quite a Dentation
has been stirred up by the DfFilr.
Uncle George was in the city yester
day and got the ring and duplicate ,
which nro so near nliko that no ono
could toll which wao which , nnd with
those ho returned to Fremont on the
Denver train last night , in rradluoon
to appear when his cane is called this
morning.
It Is snld Jm * Sheriff Gregg threat
ened to oh or Mr. Taylor aftorhfs re
turn to Frrtnniit , and that the latter
took his " ( 'in" nnd wont to BCD the
officer , Ho told him that ho was too
old to fight bat if any shooting vaa to
bo donn ho was still on deck , That
ho had boon n resident of this country
for a score and odd years and ho didn't
propose to be sat down on by any
body.
Uncle George Is a favorlto with all
who know him , as. a more honorable
nnd congenial man never lived.
Sheriff Gregg , too , is a gentleman of
too much good judgment nnd natural
talent to allow his feelings to load him
into any well not , nnd It is believed
that the matter will bo compromised
without further trouble , as the bravo
and shrewd eflicinl knows that his
defendant is a favorlto oa well oa him-
eolf in "tho prettiest ; town in the
state. "
A BLUFF GAME.
An umaha Man Holdo a Full Hand.
A well-known Omaha man , a mem
ber of the sporting fraternity wont
out to Fremont the other tJoy and on
Monday gave the village a genuine
llttlo nonnation.
He got into a game of poker with a
Fremont man , Jerome Portorfield ,
and in the course of the game both
dro w a good hand nnd bet r thor
freely , the stakes finally reaching the
sum of f CO a side.
At this juncture the Fremont mac
' raised it" $20 nnd Omaha objected ,
i\s ho had reached hlo limit and want
ed a show for his money. Fremont
said ho conld have n ehow by putting
up the $20 and "callltm" him , Aa ho
ivaa unable to do this the Omaha man
tiruw a revolver and levelled it at Inn
opponent and under cover of his
rtillery took the p'.b nnd
loft the house , going down street
to a well known "boarding hoom. "
The Fremont man on whom the game
n ( blnfl had boon so successfully play *
ad went to the nearest hardware store
sud purchased a revolver and proceed
ed to follow his antagonist op , first
dlvestlnp himself of his coat. Ills
friends corralled him before ho roach-
ad the place and disarmed him and
Sheriff Grrgg eventually arrested both
parties , who had the good sense to
Dompromlso the case before it carao to
trial.
BREAK THIEVE-
A Daylight Kald and a Capture ,
Yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock
two young fellows wont into the drug
itoro kept by Mr. Gladdlsh , on the
corner oE 12th and Dodge streets and
ono < * f them called iorfivo cents worth
of some nrtlclo , while the other stood
back quietly inspecting the stock. Mr.
Gladdlsh suspected something wrong
from tlid tuat and saw the silent part
ner "ottoh on" to a couple of bottles
of perfumery wnilo ho was waiting on I
hla customer.
As they started out Gladdlsh poized
a weight which ho threw with good
aim at ono of the boys nnd Iroughi
him down. The other made hit
oicipo and the man who had been cor
ralled Dually succeeded in meklng hi-
i' cspo , but as ho ran np Tne.fth streo'
hit landed square in the nrms oi
Oflicor ] Walker , who w s accident ) ;
poising down that way. lie wtu
taken to the cooler and will have u
hearing to-day.
THAT 11USUAND.OF MINE' '
Ii throe times the man ho wus be-
faro ho began urine "Wells' Iloalth
Rouower. " $1 Druggists.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
How the Lincoln Medical Bocletv
Will Kutortulu Tnutr Visitors.
OFKICB SEUUKTAKV LINCOLN \
MKDIUAL S. UU.TY , Al y 9 , 1883 , J
The mooting of the Lincoln Medical
society last night was largely attended
and was one of uutiiiu.il interest. Tin-
matter of the groafeat Interest wa.
the adoption of n plan for the enter
tainment of the motnbora of the StaU
Medical eocloty , which couvonca it
Lincoln on the 22J.
The plan adopted by the local eoci
ety Is to glvo a recaption at thocapltol
on the ovuulug of the 2 vh lust. , and
then convoy tbo guests to the Ooiu
merclal hotel for a bai ( juoc.
The committee on ways and moans
reported that ample funds had been
secured to dafray all expenses for a
magnificent entertainment.
MILTON LINK , M , D. , Seo'y.
The Journal says ; It is most grat
ifying to know that the local society
of Lincoln has made arrangements to
entertain In a right royal manner the
momben oi the Nebraska State Med
Icul society , which meeU In thU city
on the 22d of thU month.
On the tTenlng of the 2ith a r o p-
tlon will bo given in the senate cham
ber , where members of the associa
tion nnd their wives , representing
every part of the state , will bo heartily
welcomed by the fashion and culture
of the capital city.
After an hour or two of social con *
verso the guests will bo dtivon to the
Commercial hotel to partake of ono of
the most elaborate and ozqnltlto ban
quets that an epicure could deslie.
The wit and humor promised in the
post-prandial speeches will bo a suffi
cient aid to digestion to prevent the
hosts from reaping any professional
benefits of a substantial character ,
The Lincoln orchestra has been engaged -
gaged to furnish the music for the oc
casion. Many of the most prominent
men of the state are expected to bo
present.
The Journal Is informed that no
pains will bo oparcd to make it the
finest reception over given the state
society , and wo believe that it will bo
tbo greatest social event of the soaoon.
A X > MON DOWNED.
A Highway Hobber Boat at Sis Own
Onmo.
An attempted outrage on a
able citizen , on Tuesday night re
called In the happy fact of the villain
who made the assault being badly
left.
left.A
A well known young gentlemen of
this city , who occupied a leading posi
tion in ono of our leading ntoren , had
been ont at a party during the even
ing , and about 11 o'clock started
to cacnrt a young lady
home. Oa his return ho was
just p&salng Jtlfersou equate , on the
Fifteenth Btreot Bide , when a man
stepped otn from the darkuoei , nnd
levelling a pistol at hit head , said ,
"Hands up , you a of a b 1" lie
wore a rnank , but neither mack nor
pistol were seen by the young man ,
and no time was occupied in making
up his mind what to do.
ilu is an old athlete , and wan cap
tain of ono of our bnto ball nines Homo
time ago. Quick ni n
flash ho drew back bin
hand and tat the follow have it from
the shoulder , taking htm equaro
between the eyes. The force ot the
blow and the astonishment at the unex
pected turn affairs had taken sent the
robber down on the sidewalk , but he
was so close to the muscular clerk that
ho nolrod him by the lapel of the coat
and took him down with him. A
struggle ensued and by a vivid fUah
of lightning the clerk saw the mask
and revolver , the latter flying
ont of the man' * hnnd and falling on
the side walk. The olurk kicked his
assailant in the ribs until he got loose ,
but received several "tout blowa which
caused the claret ta fl i w. Oa getting
free ho started at once on the run and
fell down in n hole in the walk , but as
ho hoard the man following him made
good time nntil he had put u safe dis
tance between them. A few s'icli in
cidents as those would thin out the
dangerous gang.
PERSONA , b.
John P Shumlcks , Lincoln ; H E , Me-
Cnnauehy , Stromxburs ; Lorim Glnrk ,
] ' . < ; . KtoAl nnd K. M. Suckett , Albion ;
,1. 0. Crawford , West Point ; L. F. Hilton ,
1 lair ; W 0. Stuart , Lincoln ; Wm. Saner -
( or , Paplllion ; B. B. Hartley nnd wife ,
Jtjunett , ore among the Nebraska people
who registered at the Pazton yetUrday.
John K. Flnnegan and Geo. Koberger ,
Ktioclal agents of the "Travelers" Insurance
0 > . , are In the city taking policies among
> he railroad boya. They will go west In'a
tow days on the tame bniloe * * , taking in
1 he leading towns as far west fts Uutte
City.
HThe young Duke of Newcattlr , who Is
> < it eighteen years of age , came in on the
iP. . train yetterday en route home. He
'vas accompanied by hla tutor and has
neu on a trip to California.
M. O'Meara , of Toronto , and Hits
AlcLeod , of Montreal , aru tmong the
Canadians who registered at the Metro-
olltan yesterday ,
Charlie B. Deraary , of West Point , Is in
ho city on his way to a point on the
ireiron Short Line.
J. 8. Hetiel and Geo. D. Cross , of
'rownsvllie , are registered at the Metro-
. olltan.
U. 8. Hyscff and Lon Keen , of Nor-
I i tc , are registered at the Millurd.
T. A. liarrowc , of Cuntral City , IB rc-
ete 1 ttt the Metropolitan.
' . Mriillllp. . ' , of Cho/cune , Is la the
, u guoot of ttiu Mulard.
. . S. OAllnghor , of PUttfmouth. Is n
it at iho Metropolitan.
, V. L. lie ) linger , of Cheyenne , Is a
it of the I'aziou ,
i. L. Dickinson , of North Platte , is at
. j Metropolitan.
U. F. Montgomery and wife , of Denver ,
i at the Mlllard.
f. Bllckensdtrfer , of tha U. P , waa in
. -wu yesterday.
0.1. Reynolds , of GsloraJo Springs , Is
i the Paxton ,
K , W. Woodruff , of Chicago , is at the
letropolltan ,
K , Obenceur , of Wayerly , Is a guest of
' .ho Mlllard.
I D , T. Bond , of Boston , U registered at
.he I'axton ,
! Col. John Donlphou , of St. Joe , Is at
the Paxtou.
I V. McOloud , of Montreal , is at the
' Millurd.
| B. V. Hay , of Klin CreeV , is at tha
I .Millurd.
; Jill. Ogg , of Lincoln , Is at the Metro
politan.
j Jos. Pdddock , of Ft. Nlobrars , la lu
town.
| N. B. Terrlll , of Kansas City , is in
town ,
I
W. F. Swan , of Denver , Is at the Pax.
ton ,
MARRIAGES.
MttLSON-TROUT-Kev. S. B. NelUon
of Waterloo , Neb. , and Mlse Klla Trout
of this city , were married in this city ,
May 7.
ROBINSON-BONEU-Mr. P.E.Robin-
son , of this city and Miss Frank K.
Boner , of Missouri Valley , Iowa , were
married at tha latter place , May 3.
RCMU Salve U unrivalled for IU speedy
healing qualltlM. Ask jour druggists foe
I , 35 OU ,
BURNED TO "DEATH.
Another Awful Accident From
Goal Oil ,
Mrs. Lydia Browuoll in Light
ing a Fire ia Fatally
Burned ,
Another terrible accident , occur
ring from the dangerous practice of
pouring coal oil Into a steve to make
the fire burn better , resulted in an aw
ful death to Mm. Lydla Lrownoll and
the bereavement of her husband , Qeo.
W. Brownoll , and four little children ,
the jonngcat a nursing bitbu. The
Brownolls live in u cottage on Far-
nam and Thirtieth streets , and Mr. B.
Is n carpenter by trade.
Wednesday evening about C
o'qlock Mr * . Brownoll started a
fire in the kitchen stove for
the purpose of getting sap
per and to bake broad. It did not
heat np fast enough and uha took up
n can of coal oil and poared come of
the contents on the fire. The oil
ignltod and an explosion followed ,
throwing the burning fluid nil over the
unfortunate woman whoao person wno
at onoe enveloped from head to foot
with fhmcn. The baby : md ono of the
children waa in the room at the time
and the other to ran In soon
after but wcra unable to
do anything to reacno their
mother. To add to the critical utata
of affairs the II jor took fire and the
destruction ot the entire homo was
threatened. The neighbors seeing
the fire nnd nmoko ran to the house
and rescued the children through th ?
windows They looked about for Mrs.
Brownoll , bat did not BOO her until
nt length ftho was discovered outside ,
her clothing burned off and the akin
burning. She was enveloped in blan
kets and at length put
ont , but not until every portion
tion of her body was burn
ed and her hair reduced to n
crisp , A physician was Bummoncd
nnd everything p'nsiblo douo to ro-
Hevo the poor lady'a aulforlngB. She was
fully conecIoDB and nblo to tell her
huaband when ho returned from work
how It all happened.
After lingering all night in great
agony aho exp'tredabontCo'olocklnthe
morning. She was 38 years of ago
The funeral will take place nt 10
o'clock to-day from the late real
donee.
The Bono Evening Gazette la the
cheapest paper and best advertising
medium lu Nevada. Its Weekly Is
the homo paper for the whole state.
ap23-mdlaioud-ff4t
A METROPOLITAN MOVE.
A Social and Business Club to bo
in umaha.
A moating wus held at C o'clock last
evening at the Millard hotel , the ob
ject of which IB to crganiza n eocial
and business club in this city , after
the plan o ! tlnso in existence ia largo
cities.
Among thojo present wore : Hun.
Ezra Millard , H. W. Yaton , A. L.
Strong , J E. Markol , W. W. Wallace ,
Herman KoutUzj , Quy Barton and it
score of others of equal prominence.
It was decided to proceed to organ-
bo the club , and a general outline of
the plan was adopted. The member
ship is to bo limited to fifty , and the
membership fee is to be $300 , making
a toUl of $15 000 to start with , which
money is to be used in purchasing a
lot and erecting thereon a
club houoo after the style of
the club houses in Now York , Chicago
and other cities , only upon a smaller
scale. Already a largo number of gen
tlemen have signified their Intention to
join the olnb , nnd there will bo no
difficulty in getting the full momber-
ahlp. Another meeting will be hold
lu n few days , when a constitution and
by-laws will bo acUpted and the club
formally organized by the election of
I'iHcors. It will bo an incorporated in
otUui ; > n , and it is proposed to proceed
nt once with the clnb he use , no as to
have It completed early this fall.
Buckleu'a Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world , Waxr.tntod tonnccdlly ctireBurnn ,
BruiHoo , UUB , Ulcers , Salt Kheuni , Kever
SorciCiincent , l'ilo < t , Chilblain' , Corns ,
Tetter , Chanprd llandn , and nil UIn erup
tion * , f-uarnutred to cure in every in Unce ,
or money refundo-l. US < lit * per tor.
For ti-le liy O. GooHnuu ,
MAY
Coming CelebriUlotiH by the Maon-
nurouor and Uoucorclla.
The following is the programme for
the Maonuoruhor'a May music festival
next Sunday evening , May 13th , at
Central Hall.
1. O * erture-"nival" Plttie
tl. P. Band
3. Tbo Chapel Becker
Maennerchor.
3. Life is a Dream Walti Zakoff
U. P. Band.
4. The Hose ' . Werner
Maennerchor.
5. Orerture "Tbe Band Messenger
, Fraukenf eld
U. P. Band.
G. Grand Singer March Beoker
Maennerchor.
7 , Grand Operatic Welding Brook
U. P. Band.
THE CONCORDIA.
The programme of the Ooncordla
M&y feitlv.vl , which takes place on
Tuesday evening , Miy 10 , at Motr'a
garden , In us follows :
1. Overture , "Bandlten8treIche".Suppe
Miiiical Unbu Orchestra.
2 "Frohllche "
F-ihit" KIze
Concord ! : * .
3. Concert Polka , "Ueb unJTreu"
Wolker
K. Droate.
. "Vineta"
1. Abt
Concordin.
5. Walzer , "Engagement" Cote
Mu-ical Union Orchestra.
C. Standchen Mirschner
Coucordia.
7. Duett for Clarlnette and Flute
Donizetti
L. Nachlgall and Julius Meyer.
The committee is Aug. Dormann , J.
P. Land , Wm. Sievors , Julius Meyer
and L. Iliapke.
The Mavprlok National Bink of
Boston draws foreign exchange , buys
tud sells Government and other In
vestment securities , and tranaacts any
boilneu ( or IU correspondents In the
line of banking , m&th-mo
RAILWAY ITEMS.
The Union P.iofls Time to ba Snort-
oned MlHCiillHiioouB TrocK
Topir-a
A gentleman V/LO recently came
down from Norfolk glvta ua n bit o
nowfl wnish is not generally known to
the public , and that Is that the ship
ments of tea , silk , etc. , over the
Union PAolGo , Thich formerly came
through Omaha , nae now being sent
np from Oulumbns to Norfolk and
over the branch line to Oovington
going east via the Illinois Central
route.
Formerly all came by this route , but
by the new deal the U. P. is saved a
haul of about forty miles , and gets the
same prlco and heneo the chaoga.
THE NEW TUllUUOII LINE.
.Tho Salt luke Tribune of Tuesday
Bays : Qeu. D. 0. Dodge , the general
manager of the Denver & Klo Grande
railrond , who has been in this city
since Saturday left for Denver last
night. Gen , Dodge waa entirely sat-
lehod with the manner In which the
atftklrs of the road nre being adminis
tered hero mid wrnld have remained
longer on thin trip had it not been
that ho IB to meet Mr. Potter , the
general maucgor of the Cnlcueo , Bur
lington & Qaincy railroad , nt Denver ,
to poifuct certain urrangemi-ntn fur
the tr.uinportiuiou of through paeeou-
gora and freight from Otttcago west ,
via Salt LAu. Contrary to general
expectation the ineotlug of tbo general
niHnagera of the rands Interested lu
the California pool urrttjged to occur
In thb city today ia "off1 owing to the
futluro ot the 0. P. representative to
signlty hiu intention of bolcg present ,
la view of the fniluio to meet on thu
pare of thu guuor.U runnagoro , h Is
more thuu piob&blu that
freight 1MH-3 thence oaar , and fro in
eastern pointn to tblo city and the
coast , Tflll bo unsettled. Thu D. &
11. G. is doing an hntneneo business tn
its freight department , and the out-
vlcu IB giving great satlafuctlou. Mr
S. W. Ecclee , the general freight
agent of the roud announces publicly
that the freight intcreeta of the line
exuoud his fonckat antioipationo fi.r
thla curly date of the road'a history.
During the pait fen duya rninora have
been aQoat hero of thn prsltlvo in
coming of thoO. S. & Q. aystom cf
the construction of n line fron ? this
place to Park City , and of extensions
of the D. & 11. G. road which will
open up various portions of the terri
tory to the influx of emigration daily
forcing itself upon us.
TRACK TOPIC * .
Commencing with to-day the Union
Pacific will rnn n through coach dally
each way between Oouncil Bluffs
transfer and Hastings. The coach
going west le vea Council Bluffs at
11:30 : a. m. , Omaha 12:15 : p. m. , and
reaches Heatings nt 8:45 : p. m. Thu
conch going east leaves Hastings at
6:15 : a. m , and arrives at Omaha at
3'J5 : p. m , and Coucc 1 Bmll'a at 4 p.
m. The that through coach from
HaBtintTH loavre on Saturday morning.
The Union l\-.c'lio is ab mt to aboil-
en un Ita line battreeu Omaha and
Sun FMCCECO. ! The present runnltg
time ia nbout twenty-two miloa an
hour , and it ia to bo increased to
bout twenty-ulno 'miles par honrf
If the arrangement can bo made ns
propoted thu time between Omaha
nud Sau Francitoo will bo rednced by
one day , or tu ubont three and one-
fourth dayo.
Assistant PrraiJerit E. W. Winter ,
General Superintendent J. M. Whit
man , and General .Traffic Manager J.
H. Hlland , of thn Chicago , Minne
npills , St. Paul it. Om bn Ry. ( Sf
Paul & Omaha line ) , arrived in the
city Wednesday evening oa a special
train with Superintendent Morford.
They stopped at Florence cut-off and
Inspected the work nud left for St
Paal yesterday morning.
These are Solid Facts
The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within ha reach of suf
fering humanity , truly ia Electric Bitters.
Inactivity of the I.lur , Hiiiounntsi , Jaun
dice , Constipation , Weak Kidney ? , or any
disease of the urinary organs , or whoever
required an appetizer , tonic or mild stimu
lant , will ftlwayj fi'id Electric Hitters the
heat and only certain cure known. They
not surely nnd quietly , every hot'.le guar
anteed tn giva eutirx tatlnfactlon or money
refunded. S ild at fifty cent * n bottle by
0. F. Goodman. „ ,
Real EtttntoTrnnnfora.
The following deeds were filed for
record in the county olork'o office May
May 0 , reported for Tin : BEE by
Amos' real estate agency.
L S , Rood and wife to S , 0. Pedersen -
sen , w. d. , parcel BQC. 2-1C12
$1115 85.
J. 0. Douel and wlfo to N. S. Clark ,
w. d. , lots 3 snd 4 , blcck 1C , Smith's
addition , $1200.
H. Splglo and wlfo to J. Kondli , w.
d. , part lot 70 , Hartnun'a addition ,
$500.
L. R. Tuttle to H. Bolln nnd H.
Astboff , w. d. , lota 11 , 10 , 8 , C. Tut-
tie's unbdlvislon , $2500.
L. R. Tuttle , Jr , to H. Bolln , w. d.
lot 1C , Tattle's snbdlvlelon , $025.
E. Mlllard and wife to J. O. Oorby ,
w. d. , lot 10 and n. \ lot 10J , Mlllard
Place , 82.400.
G. P. Bernls and wife to M. F.
B uer , w. d , lot 10 , block "L , "
Lowe's lat add. , $120
A. Koantzo and wife to P. Conner ,
w. d. , lot 4 , block 10 , Kouutzs'a 4th
add. , S9C8 68
0 ark Wright and wife to 0. B.
Gulden , q. c. d. , lotu 3 nnd 4 , block 13 ,
Isaac it bolden'a a-Ul. , $1.
A Oleon to G. Oiaen , w. d. , lota C
nnd 7. block "R , " Shlnn'a 2nd add. ,
$1.100
E. Millard nnd wlfo to \ . 0 Dona-
hop , w. d. . w. CO fm > t lot 24 , block 1 ,
Mlllard Place , § 1,425.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE
from the wild flivor of th
FAMED YOSEM1TE VALLEY
it is the most fraannt of perfume
Manufactured by 12. B. Slnvcn , Han
Francisco , tt'or tale in Omaha by W.
J. Whltehonao and Kennard Bros
ATTENTION FARMERS.
White aeed corn. Wo have just re
ceived from Missouri a car of
thoroughly tested white seed corn ,
red cob , early maturing variety. ThU
white com will pay COa to $2 per load
ruoro than yellow corn for all that can
be marketed next fall and winter.
ATLUJ MILLING Co ,
M8-d3t Cor. 7th & Jones BU.
Btifants and Ohfidren
or Nnrcottno.
V/liat rives oir : CIilMren ro r chcelti ,
Whatourc * tliclr foyers , tn.ikri them ulcopj
'TU < mtorlu.
"hen Rabto * fret , nnd err liy tnnw ,
What cures their colic , Uflli thrlr wonn < ,
lint Crulorla.
What TilcMy i-tirc < TonMlpitlon ,
Sour Stoninch , Colds , Ini'l'vlimi !
Unl ( 'intiirla.
J'.ir-v nil then lo Mri.
l i'.uv'oriu ) , ami
IlnllCr. tnrl.'i.
rl-t' . ' tt.ro f r 7li\ominiii Jim ,
-i. . ' T.s-i. . . , C'i'i , . : o. , and r.n
SPECIAL NOTICES.
will POSITIVELY not
sertpri unless paid In advance.
TT IQflM MONEY
O.\iv TO LOAN Ihu Dm' ' In swings bank
| j i ow prtpired to make loans oi Om ha
clly or f cusbn cnintj ic l o-f o at c'irrrnt
M { BO lltiteresr. Nn ermm wtlon cha-gfd. Btf
TO LOAN Call at Law nUke of D. L.
MONEY ' , roam P , Crclghron Block.
rTTONivY T t LOAN At Lowuft Kattn o : In-
i I tcrcs . licmli' Loin Aaemy , 15th & Douglas
234f .
iN1Y L'JANhD-On chittel mortgage room
7 Un on Block , corner 15th and Farnam Sis.
IM-Imc }
Loaned on chattel property by J.
MONEY , No , 21S South 14th street
2mrnot
VI ONKYTO LOAN At 8 percent. Shriyor's
\ \ Ko'lEsUto and Loan Agency , oppoflto
poet nlUcc 7fi7-tf
HFLP WANTED.
' 1) Mnn to work In gfirdcn I ) . J ,
WAN' , North t > hotm&n ti\enuo. 440 10 }
I ED Ah o < ptr cntod German orSucdo
WAN in it fanlly oftso. N. K. cor. 19th
and Dor'L-o sticcU. No other need aptly.
43-M2I
W ANTED-A girl at the Albany House eouth
10'h etreof. 431-121
- ' men can find
pleaaa-.ty furnished rooms at 310 n < rth
J2h St. , cor. Catenport. 430-lOf
\"i ; ANTED A gond g rl for general IIOLSC-
VY work in a smrll fimlly. Inquire at Dohle's
shoi store , opp. Boya'n opera house. 434-10 *
WANTbU Two go.d sert ant girls , one cook
aid ono rtcond girl. Inquire ncrtnwcsl
cor. i2d and Caii. 429-10
ANTED A good arbjr at Loul Falst'n ,
1511 Dodgirtieot. . 4iC 12 t
WANTED A soc.nd girl at 1513 Howard St.
435-12J
WANffD-A g-od girl for genciril house-
uort. Small fan tly Periuft cnt pla o.
Mrs. { ' .tmuel Recs , Lomnworth etrccr , lift 21st
Ul ! I'M 439-12
WANTED Three or ( our Improred farrra tor
caih ctntonv rs , nl o w < < ll lmpro\ed rcsl-
dene t n pc ty In c ty. K. L. MORSE & CO ,
mlO-lw 1C22 Capitol Aye.
Tjy ANTED A girl at 1515 Chicago ttreet.
WAN ED Vxprrltncfd men with toamj to
break pralrlo ai 3J.10 per acre.
41511 . rOGGS i. HILL.
\TTATF.D ( A C30& at ncrthwcit cir 10th
VV nnd Lou lis cticets He/ercniCi icqulred.
417 105
W A TED A'good girl for general boiuonroik
In S'utll family , 420 K. ISIh St. 4.8-Klt
WWANTE1
WANTE1 A clrt for gentml hoisewrrk ,
No. 03 south 0.h street. 420-111
WANIKD A dicing ro m elrl Appy at
I'laoter'a House , concr D dge aiil letb
ttrte . 4J3-11J
WANTED A gcoil baker , stuuJy work a d
gord "ages paid , sligle mtn prepared.
Addres * C M. Mofhl , tward. . Neb. M9-5t
WANTlflCr.ADlIS OR YoU.NO ME.V IN
City or country ti take nice. Ilghs and
plraoint work at their own homes ; | 2 to 95 a day
easily and quietly nude ; work , tent by mall ; ro
canMfl In ? ; miUaips 'or reply Plea'O ad.
dre 9 UELI ARLE M \ UFAUIUUINQ LO .Dnw
er TT Philadelphia , Pa. 3)2-17t )
WAN ED A g oi girl for hoii"i-work In a
sxall family. Apply at S. W. c mcrof
2Ist and U ark Street. 3CI-'OI '
At Fort OmihaNtb. aglrl torork
WANTED
wash kH'J Iron , and do general hou e.vrork
Q ol Ttagcs Call on or adlres.1 Uent. 1I S IN ,
.10 IP , or rommunkate by Tekpaone. 4(1-10
T 7 ANTED A g : d comptsnt frlrl to
VV oo Laundry work MRS. II. T. CLAKKK ,
N. W. corner ISth and Davenport St343 tf
W ANTKD A dining room girl at the Crr'gh '
ton hou e. S1A tf
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
WANTE ' B. " joang man of g"o l aijiear-
aiue andtblliiy.to ! ia > n th cl thinor dry
g"0d4 bi In if s. O'jol rtfjicn a if re < iulr d.
lka.ea5dr. "S II " Bojollne 413-10 $
WANTED-Sltua on In a small 'ainliv by a
Uctmnii girl luquire at UGN. 13th St.
421-tf
W ANTED-A w rcan with b by would like
to otf.In cnulnvnitnt. Apply until Uon-
diy nlghtat Pacific House 424-lIt
TAUTNKU YTANTH' > To engaje In lucrative
X huilncn' , nj competition , reqnl'ln < email
capital. Oool chin-u fv ac'lv reliable nan.
Referepeeg fxchanju I A drew for twi days ,
"T K. U "MUUrd rota . 423-1'J
WANTED Tobuv 'or c h , a g-cd rest u-
rant or tillilard Hal. Adaries "D. T " ( his
office. 414 lei
WANtED To rent , a h U'o with eluht ro mi
to He wltlnu li blocks oll'J.t cfflco. L.
C. Dee oIEce. tf
WANTED A ilciroipcc'a lo eld lajy from
40 lo 6fi Kctjih j' su for a m\n and wlft ,
wanted is much for cut pany ts an thing else ,
ai the tr n In a > a nor Ion of t'.e time Ad >
dicit J , U Sl'vlv. ' Kl.-jhorn slat ou , Neb.
J < 9 10
VX ; ANTHD lly an rmy otllcer. a housuoft
Vt or B rooms , ctitr ny 1 cated , nltiv.atcr
Ins'de. Will not pay o\er | IO a mouth. Ad-
dr 'i rrtom 13 , mllitaiy headquarter ; , co' . loth
nnd Furut am. 387-12 ] I
FOR ENT-HOU8E8 AND LOTS.
FOR KEV-TnouifurnliheirrooTsiit 1013
Hartio , sir ot. N. W MEltlULU
4'JUtt
FOR KK > Ticod4 r om t a.sotnent , mlta-
bla f rllnht hiuiokeuplnt ; , Inqu re I r Rose ,
cjt , 10th and iloward. 428 115
17 > OR HENT-IIouso at Q. E. cor. 10th nd Pa-
I1 ciflc. ' '
_ _ 4'7-m
F OR" EN f Desirable unfurnl hed ro-nn en
nrstll-or , 412 north 18th etrcit. 43311 *
pOR RENT 3 rocms , 1205 Kannm street. In-
JL1 iiuire a > Mill A ; Roionjtclu'd tleh mirkct.
43712
poll RENT Large furnished r om at 1318
X1 JscisoaSt. 418-14 (
J7IOR UENT-Ntccly furnished bed room and
J < slctln ; roim , iVi per rnontn , 417 14th stnet ,
bet. Chicago and Can. 391-Ui
i OLET Onecr two rooms with board. 1803
1 '
Cill'ornlaStKtt. K9-6
JjtOR RENT riot large house and barn No.
Jj 1917 CMS St. AMES
,
403 tf 1(00 rarnam.
ICE Furnlshtd room with table board , 1815
PodgsBt. _ 401-14 }
oa RKNT-S rooorcottajr * on Capitol Ulll
tr0.oa p r mootb. DAT18 ft BNYDER , UOS
rum St
144-11
niKT t'miifi of 12 roc mi 1 } miles scutb
FOR d < pel on 10th street. 118 ret moi.lh , <
J n. UK OH ELD ,
331-105 Cor. D.'dge and 12th Sts.
KENT Oc < > P'a-o , one new organ , re s-
FOR term' . Hotpe's Music Hall. 329-lm
flCELY FURNISHED BOOM-Frr rent at
i 14 fi Howard ttrett. Mild MaAUSLAND.
118-tf
SALE OR IlEKT-Slire ro m wth | fix-
FOR HMtclrM location for grocery ( .nd
druirs'ore South ISth stiect , bet o n Martha
and Dorcas. Onl ) $ I,4CO. JlcCAOUE ,
835-tf PTP.
1.1OK RKNT Two lilt * large dwellings. No. 1
H location. RKY.NOi.DS A MOTHER.
17fl-lm
"I7IOR HKNT Houses and lots at phrlterand
J ; Bell's. Rent Bureau , oppjslt Poetoince.
I.1UKN1SHED rooms and boaid. Modern conJ -
J } teiili-ne , 1810 DOC'ITH street UOOlmt
T710IUJI3HED ROOMS Very desirable location
JD Peck , real estate , opp. P. O. 'Ml-lf
RENT Finn upright piano , One Kimball -
FOR organ , 1519 Dodge fitrcet.
RMf A. HOSPE.Jr.
FOR SALE
8LE Newspaper oulfH In a Rrowln
FOR tn , or wilt leate for a jrar Ad-
drew II. C. II'UI.Omahs ] , Neb. 41810 }
SALE-On a-count rf rcmtral from ( own
FOR
th American IIou'c , 9/jo Dotigl strrt , be-
twicn Uth and loth. Kor furthtr tiaitlcuUis ap. .
ply 't premises. L. J. KO33
41C 1C )
SAt.K Co-Use nnd lot , Darenpoit Sf ,
FCR y terns 11,100.
Deilrvb noldtnoe , fix roomr , new bun , full
lot , north Oa aha , $ . ' ,600. ,
419 10 SHRIVER Si DELL ,
F OH M Lt. hoi er Ukatcn , $100" pair , at
3W-12 MAXMEYER&CO.
FOR SALE Ono good team hoierR , cheap
5th and Ca > s St. 402-1 Ot
tpOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BO acre < of good
P faimlrg l nd In Kactto Co. Ills Smll'sfrom
Vandtlla , ll exchangf Jor city oracio properly
oretock. Tit o perfect , price fit 00
E. L. MORSE k CO
39911 16iCalioUrc. ! ;
I7SOR SALK 'hrte fra no building en we-t side
JJ of 12ih street , nJJolnini Iho nor'hwest cor
ner rf Douglas , on lot 8 bbckl'3 DUUwlllDo
received kt the Merchants' > atlonal I'ank until
May t7th. SAMUEL E. ROGER ? .
370-17
FOR SALE Gnu good cccond hied organ
nnlv $35 ; easy payments.
397-12 MAX MEYER * PRO.
'OH SALE A new cotlagon lca-cd ground ,
leaio to run ovr three years. Five rooms ,
cls'ern and summer kit hi'n attached. Cill on
prcmlfcs , 1(10 ( roitli lOtlusticet. 3C3-2 {
HALF 7 room house and barn , twn full
FOlt nl-ely Improved. Fine location , South
Omaha. 91000. V&1ES ,
30 5-1 in j 1506 Fnn Ji.
rlOIl SAuE Newojttageand Four lots on Park
J ; urenuD only $ ZSOO , rmall cash rayni nt , bal-
cnce cqml annual paymonU at eight p-'r cent.
McCAGUE , cpposlte 1' . O. 350-tf
"UOR SALE Two acrts on routh Thirteenth
r street , goodboupe seven looms , barn , cistern
300 beating i rap * \ Incn nd large arrount of fruit
ot all kind , bargain .5CO. McCAGUK , opposite
PostOUlce. 349 If
TOR SALE Three loom bouse and two Iota at
C Grand Island Neb. Must bi s Id. This Is a
bargain. Price 700. E. L. MORSE & CO. 1BSI2
Capitol avenue. SSIall
"I710R SALE Hi-use nrt 1ft , 6 rron > 9 , good ell-
P tern , oul-bulldinga , rtc. large lot , ntar town
$2,200. . REYNOLDS it MOTTER.
177-lmo
SAUK Ono Qrrt clisi Knabe place , been
FOR uicd. A. targiin ; only S'OO. at
39G-12 MAX MfcThK & BUG'S.
lor. dALB A flrbJ clxtm Hicond haiid phaatoa
Call at 131B P rner St. S87-Jf
FOR SALE Wax mill machinery consisting of
brake , 2 dutets , beater , picker , prees , &c.
Can work el her r .it ted or green et ck , alto shcft-
Ing , pulllca , nd btltliu for drlylcg theabore ,
alioono 35 II. P. engine with bailer , smike-
rttck ml allOx'tiro-ico ' . p'ctj. Addroi" WILL
IAM TflIT Chiilea City Ioa. 293 3m |
F : Water power gilst mill , Inqulro
of El. lime , wavirli.Nco , S42--6 }
FOR SALE My Stock of drug < i , notions and
flxturis u oJ tr.d-ondttocKHgool cordl-
tlon , oldest ilruliU'lnisi in town , will rent
rocm -cslrnl. . Pirt ) here vtl'l t".ke hill inttr-
cst , or will Mil thj whole. Addrctu A. L.Man-
Ing , Uiiulaplona. 245-Zw i
FOR SALE Old newspapers In Urge and small
qumtlclei tt thisomce. tf
F IOR BALK OR KENT vosa piano.
528-tf 0. J. CANAN.
t70i > . bALE-Phacton. II. . Ph lllps , 1207 ' arnam.
JD 1SS Im
T7OH SALE Oni second hand Chlckerlng PI-
r ano n < y $135. Will be sold on Installments ;
easy payments. MAX MEYEH& BRO.
3D5-H
rpOR SALE One ! l acri lot , near town , 41,200.
C 175-lm REY.Ol.D.t&s MOITE .
PLENTY of good brick. $3.BOperThou aid at
K LN. Chimney bricks 97 OJ per thousicd.
Liateru brick { 5.00 , to clcse huslnw.
J ORENZO DABBLE ,
One Mock couth of 15th and UelUvue road.
160-lmo |
FOTS\Li Fojrgoidlots , one half mile from
p statue * . Cbu p , ca > y terms.
178 1m REVNOLUS t MOTrER.
FOR SALE A nrt-ila ssecond hind top bug
gy. Gill at 1319 Hainey street , 337-tl
STOLEN O < i Satuidiy rlgbt frati In front of
A H. Gladstone's stcran eljht-car-old
bla k m ! e , w th hind fe'lockH ' whitx , s < ddled
andbril > d. Anjcne knoniug ot tcr h r * -
boatspitite plvo Inf.riua'loa at GUnVtone's
store. M4t
I OTIOK. The under Igntd has leased and reopened
opened the Pa tic HJIISP , Tenth acd Capi
tel A\enuo , and will iry to tioit the public and
especially th uorklnguicu with duo re pec' , and
Will tnaVo it h.mvllke.
67-105 FRANK DAVIS , rf
> ELMONTO Itfstaurant , Humphrey & Co. ,
> 1115Dodge street , board * 3 So per Keck.
Maj4-lm
EDWAKDKU1.HL
HAQISTER Of PALMYSTERY AND CONDI
TIONALIST , 498 Tenth street , between Faroam
and Ilarney. Will , with the old of guardian
spirit * , obtain far nv'one a glance of the past
and present , and nn certain conditions In the fu
ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Pufeot
satisfaction truaranUe-i
Absolutely Pure.
stre whole " " TMie * A mtTeI ' PO ri 7
omeness. More economical
than e orpbaary kind , and cannot U
. of low test
00. ,