8 THE DAILY BEE QN&f AH * 1883.
TIIEPA1LY
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OMAHA ,
Monday Morning , Juno 25
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
The ricr is rising.
The Missouri Pacific Is on deck ngain.
Richard Kimball loft Friday cronlngfor
Orocn I > ako , near Georgetown , Col. , where lie ,
in comjMkny with novcral other men , has
erected ft'hotcl to bo used as ft mimmer resort.
K. X. Grlnnell , of Washington county ,
and J. It. Sutherland , of Burt county , made
arrangements Friday to put up n building
JKxGO , on the state fair grounds in this city ,
wherein will be exhibited fit the next state
fair the products of these two counties ,
A carload of Colorado nandsttme , or us it
S more generally celled , Fort Collins stoneiir-
rived hero Friday from the Union 1'ncifio
qiuirry , near Fort Collins , and was unloaded
on Ninth street , near the Union Pacific liend-
quartern , for ln < pcction by the public generally
and these interested in the stone particularly.
The fifth annual reunion of the Washing
ton County Veteran association will bo held
at Camp C.irrigan , Arlington , on July 3d nnd
4th. Veterans'drill and feature * of camp life ,
followed by n ball , will be the event * of the
3 < 1 , and on the 4th an old fasliioncd celebra
tion vill take place , with nn oration by T. ] ! ,
Clarkson , Kiwi. , of this city , lleducod railroad
[ area are secured.
The nrrangomenU made by the several
railroads for the Thomai orchestra festival nro
commensurate with its importance. Half faro
will bo given on nil the roads centering in
Omaha to partlci desiring to attend tie ) festi
val , and trains will bo run out ou Saturday
night , after the last concert , nn far as Lincoln ,
Blair , 1'lattsmouth , etc. Special street cant
will leave Council Bluffs at 0:30 : , on Friday
and Saturday evenings , connecting directly
with the dummy , which will return to the
transfer and connect with thostreet can again
immediately after the concert. Faro from
'Council Bluffs nnd return , CO cents. Tims It
will bo seen that complete arrangement * are
perfected to accommodate all who doslro to
attend cither of the concerts of the great font- !
Till , and none need deny themselves : the privi
lege for want of accommodations.
Wo were In error in stating that a syndi
cate had purchased all of the convent property
on St. Mary's avenue , lying north of Wool-
worth's and Conncll's residences. There are
bout eleven acres in all , which Mr. Bemls ,
the agent for the Bale of it , informs us has
been sub-divided Into sixteen large lots on the
east half , and will sell the convent nnd some
throe acres in one parcel. Ho has closed a sale
f five lots ( ha > ing a frontage of 301 foot on
St. Mary's avenue by 224 foot cast frontage on
South avcnuo ) to Ben. Wood for 81I > ,000 cash ,
and he and Frank Murphy , the president nnd
cashier of the Merchant * ' National bank , will
soon erect thereon two fine residences for their
own use. Mr. Bemls says that ho has eleven
lote north of the purchase of Wood nnd Mur
phy , on Howard street , which he will sell at
(2,000 each , nnd will give a good bargain on
the convent , with ground * 301 foot Houth
frontage on St. Mary's nvcnuo by 500 feet In
doptlu
An entertainment won given lost Friday
at Crounso's hall , under the auspices of St.
I'hillp'o Literary Hocloty. It was well attend'
d , considering the nocrp rnin , by nn Intelli
gent audience. The exercises wore opened bj
the chairman , B. S. Do Great , Introducing th <
Twilight Oleo club. The following woi
the programme : Twilight dice club , tnali
quartette. Address by W. H. Stephenson
abject , "Intellectual Culture of Modon
Times. " Trio by Mr. and Mm. Jett nnd Mini
McNeal. Address by Rov. Woodby , of St. .
Joseph. Medley by Miss Mary Williams
The Twilight Glee club closed the exercises
after which ice cream nnd refreshments won
partaken of by the nudlonco. Kvory ploco 01
the programme was well rendered.
The grocery store of G. Norton , corno
Sixteenth and Davenport street * , wan Frida ;
night entered by burglars , who forced the roA
door of the store open , The ostablishmon
wan thoroughly ransacked , the money til
broken open nnd the writing desk of Mr. Nor
ton was demoralized. The burglars secured i
quantity of tobacco and cigars nnd n few cent
In money.
Married At the residence of the brido'
parents , in South Omaha , Juno "Oth , Fred
erlck Snoll and Minn Hattle Hoot , both of thl
city , Judge Lippincott otllclating. A Inrgi
number of friends were present.
The house on the southwest corner of Cap
ital avenue nnd Twelfth street , BO long knowi
as Miss Jennie , Dickinson' * pluoe.liai
upon iUdoors the sign "For Bent. ' ' Thin I
onoof the results of the recent raid onUh
demi-monde.
Mr. A. B , Hubermunn , , the jewelef , I
happy tr > day o'n account of , the 'arrival of
fiue bo/at-hls house , hU & * * " * ° n. aml lie > l
Mr. Hubennumi Is to , bo'hearUly congrati
lateUV J , V4 * \
' The Omaha and St. Paul road i * about \
extend Its line through Dixon and Codt
counties , atartlog at Ponco. The preslder
andcliief engineer were on the ground Fr
day surveying the route.
-The young Pnxton nnd Gallagher's bet
the "Keds" of Cth utrcet in n base ball gnn
yesterday of seven inning * with ft score of J
for the P. & G's. lo 0 for the"Reds. . " Tl
names of the P. ft G. nine are na follows ! Pel
Casey , catcher ; John Persons , pitcher ; Ki
Fitzgerald , first base ; Peter Monday , secon
bane ; Henry Heller , third base ; Nat Seller
short stop ; Frank Kleffncr , right field ; Mil
Hogan , center field ; Dan KlefTner , loft Cell
The Chicago Church Choir Opera Coi
pany arrived in the dty yesterday nnd rcgl
tcred at the Grand Pacific. Oh ing to tl
rain storm of Saturday night they wore HOUI
what delayed in getting here nnd Miss Jcju
Bortlett , who was to sing at Trinity Cathodr
in the morning was unable to fill her engag
fr ment , but sang in the evening instead ,
quartette from the company sang at the C < j
gregational in the evening.
Free of Cost.
By calling at 8chroter& Betht'n drugsto :
you can get a sample bottle of Dr. Bcnank
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve t
, njost obstinate Cough or Cold , and show y
what the regular CO cent size will do. Wh
i troubled with arthina , bronchitis , dry , hot
' Ing cough , throat and lungs , try sample
this medicine.
' "ROUGH ON . '
WELLS' CORNS.,1
Ajskfor Wells' "Rough on Conn
IDc. Quick , complete , pcrm&nunt cui
Corns , warily bunions.
"BUOHU-PAIBA. "
Quick , complete euro , oil nnnoyi
Kidney , Bladder nud Unnary Ducu
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STILL STORMING.
The Fnry of the Elements Still
Unabated ,
The Tornado nt Mlllnrd nnd the Gnlo
, In Onmhn.
Tlio ntorin Friday was ono of the
worst of the season. It scorns us if the
elements were unable to get in their work
nil nt once , nnd like n railroad in the
busy season , they run several sections of
n storm in ono night.
Friday'nbout 8:30 : the rain bo-
to fall nnd the thunder nnd lightning to
play nbout the heavens in the fiercest
stylo.
Shortly before 0 o'clock there were
four of the loudest peals of thunder over
heard in this locality nnd the glare
of the lightning was almost in
cessant. The first of these electric
strokes signalized n disaster to the
Croighton house. The lightning ntruck
the ornamental work which runs around
the roof , on the southeast corner , knock *
ing n small portion of it off. Splinters
were hurled clear across the nvenuo to
the vacant lot opposite , nnd nnd others
were thrown into Mr. Brown's yard , on
the east side of Thirteenth street. The
air was odorous with sulphur , and n num
ber of guests who wore sitting in the
oOico experienced n schock and thought
they had been struck. Mr. Donovan
stood at the desk nnd ho too felt the
shock. The telephone was burned up
nnd entirely destroyed. The damage
done to the woodwork was comparatively
slight , but whore the lightning went to
after hitting the roof is n question.
Mr. Ball , of the B , & M , , who wan on
his way to take iiart in the rehearsal nt
Max Meyer's hall for the Thomas concert ,
was felled to the ground on the Eleventh
street crossing. It is supposed that
it wan the lightning which had
collected on the wires along that street.
Ho picked himself up nnd found his way
into the hall , where Dr. Woodburn , olio
of the chorus attended him. He had no
recollection whatever as to what had hap
pened and was hysterical , his nervous
system being entirely overthrown by the
shock. There was n largo audience at the
opera hodso nnd n full chorus rehearsal
for the Thomas concerts at Max Meyer's
hall , besides sororal lessor entertainments ,
but the gas street lamps wore not lighted
and the lightning interfered with the
electric light so that after about Imlf-tmit
eight the streets vroro in darkness and the
hundreds of people who were out wore
obliged to pick their way homo through
the mud by the aid of the flashes of heat
lightning.
Another section of the storm came up
between 4 nnd 5 n. in. , nnd was accom
panied by a regular hurricane , which
swept through the streets nnd shook the
houses from ridgepole to foundation.
Numbers of persons took refuge in their
collars , thinking that n cyclone was nt
hand , and in fact the weather did look
alarming. For an hour before the hoav-
pns wore obscured by dark clouds , except
in the north , where there was n broad band
of open sky which shone like burnished
gold. It looked ns if the morning sun
was about rising , and stood out in
strange contrast with the dense black
ness which reigned elsewhere. When
the storm broke in earnest it was ( earful ,
and probably the most severe yet felt in
the center of the city. The only damage
reported is from No. 410 south Twenty-
sixth strcotg where n house , twelve by
thirty foot in size , owned by Mr. D. 1.
Hayden , the carpenter , wan blown down.
The house was built in March last , nnd
was very solid and substantial. It hod
but recently boon repaired , and n family
moved in a week ago Saturday.
About 4 o'clock Mr. Hayden woke up ,
his house being on the saino lot , and
glancing out of the window saw that the
well curb hud blown away. Ho started
to dross himself , and before ho got
through there was n rap at the door and
ho was asked to civo refuge to the family
from the other house , which was blown
r in two in the middle , and both ends of
r which plunged down into the collar at an
t anglo , of forty-five degrees. The house
was BO badly used up that Mr. Hayden
says ho would not give $25 for It to-day.
AT MILLAUI ) .
The storm which struck Omaha at 4 a.
ni. was n destructive one for Millard.
where it blow down several houses and
barns nnd did thousands of dollars wortli
of damages.
The storm moved from northwest tc
southeast but ita violence did not lasl
over 'five minutos. A now barn wortl
31,000 was .blown awivy on the farm o :
Glaus Sump nnd Mr. Sump's dwelling
was carried nbout thirty foot from iti
foundation nnd turned around from right
to loft.
Half a mile southeast , on W. A. Bloom' ;
farm n barn was unroofed , and the oas
side blown out. Thomas Swift , whosi
farm is adjacent to Bloom's , lost n gooc
stable , which was blown out of sight. J
wagon in the stable was smashed to kind
Ijng wood , and the running gear , box
oto. , scattered in little pieces for a dis
' anco of eighty rods.
'East of John Mosch'a place A numbo
T1 ! of ( trees wore badly twisted , and fonci
I posts were forced out of the ground am
blown . Many farmers report thn
I Jr away. in. 1.-.1I. . . . . -.J bruiaoi
their cattle were badly cut and
bjr the flying debris , but so far as know ]
none were Killed , At Millard static :
UiA upper portion of tho' windmill use *
by the Union Pacific for pumping wnto
was demolished , nnd blown away.
The Sad lioroavcitiont la the Ka.mll
of lion. T. M. Mnrquott.
THK BEK on Saturday contained a HI
lie tico of the death of Mrs. T. M. Marquot
of Lincoln , and the following facts coi
coming the same are taken from Tl
nl Lincoln Journal , which also states tin
the district court adjourned out of r
spoct to the memory of the doccasod :
The Journal _ is called upon frequent
in the line of its duties , to puy the In
tribute to nn esteemed citizen , n lovii
nnd loved father , or nn ulloctionato ni
08 revered mother when the silver chord h
he boon loosed that binds the heaven bo :
ou spirit to the earthly objects of its nlTc
ion tions ; but it is seldom that this duty is pi
: kof formed with such real regret nt ita noc (
of
sity as now , when wo arc called to it 1
the death of Mrs. T M. Mnrquott.
Mrs. Mornuott's maiden name > v
" Harriett Borders. She was born nt El
i ton , Washington county , Illinois , on I
re. comber 3 , 1843. In 1859 she came wi
her parents to Plattsmoutli , and t'
years later was married to T. M. Mi
quott at that place. In May , 1874 , ni
ing yean ago. Mr , Marquott and his fain
roovod to Lincoln , and they have redd
hwe tiace that time. Something o\
two years ago her health began to fail ,
nnd it became evident that slio was suf
fering from consumption. The best of
medical attendance was secured , nnd nil
that loving hands , with the assis
tance of abundant means , could _ dote
to preserve the lifo BO precious
to them nil was done , The end
cntno not unexpectedly , for although
friends nnd loved ones honed with that
hope that is born of love , nhopo that ever
wards oF ! despair , the knowledge that it
Mas vain could not but remain. That
the sad blow was not unexpected , how
ever , scarcely mndo it the moro easily
borne , ns the long months of suiusring.
so patiently and bravely endured , served
but to strengthen the tics of love
that bound mother and children , wife
and husband together. Mrs. Mar-
/luett was n faithful wife , nn nflection-
nto _ mother , n constant friend nnd
n kind nnd obliging neighbor. Her
many nminblo qualities made her numer
ous nnd strong friends , nnd tlie sorrow nt
her death will bo general nnd heartfelt.
The warmest _ sympathy is felt for the be
reaved family , the daughters who have
lost the mother that watched over them
with the tendcrest care until shohadseen
two of them settled in homes of their
own , and the husband nt whoso Hide she
had stood bravely while lie carved out for
himself nn honorable name and ample
means which he was proud and happy to
lay at her feet na a measure of reward for
the devotion of a life time.
. POLICE PICK-UPS.
A Conplo of Strangers Arrested By a
Drnnken Man ,
An ItiHiinc Man With nn [ Inordinate
Appetite.
Yesterday was n rather quiet day , but
two or three curious cases were taken in
by the police.
A man who wiw nbout "three shoets'in
the wind" nrrested two strangers who
were innocently engaged in taking in the
city. They asked him for his authority ,
but ho refused to give it , and actually got
them as far ns the corridor of the court
house , when ho fell down , and being nn
able to got up , wns "run in" himself on
the double charge of intoxication and
impersonating an ollicor. His charjjo
against the strangers was that they did
not vote right at the last election.
An expressman who got a little full
Saturday night was caught in the act of
loading up his wagon with old lumber at
the corner of 14th and Douglas streets
and was judged for larceny , and his team
sent to a livery stable for safp keeping.
One man was arrested for indecent ex
posure and an unmentionable offense ,
and two for intoxication.
A Gorman , who has been lounging
around the jail and making a nui
sance of himself for several days , was
yesterday discovered to bo insane nnd
wns locked up. Ho is continually talking
to himself in his own language , nnd the
burden of his talk is nbout so mo woman
nnd something to cat. Ho has n voracious
cious appetite , nnd last night nto the
rations of six men nnd then called for
potatoes. Ho will probably bo brought
before the commissioners of insanity to
day and sent to Lincoln.
TJIH 'FAST MAIhS.
The Now Dcnl lie t ween Omaha and
The change of time on the Union Pa
cific , July 1 , will make some changes ali > o
in the mail service.
Mail cars and clerks will run on the
Atlantic express ( reaching Omaha at 7:35 :
n. m. ) nnd the Pacific express ( leaving
Omaha at noon ) between Omaha and
Ogden , and in the run between Omaha
nnd San Francisco will gain about
twenty-four hours' time over the old
schedule ,
The "local mail" train , leaving Omaha
at 7:35 : p. m. , will cnrry a postal car
which will be switched off at Denver
junction nnd taken to Denver. West of
Denver junction mail will bo carried in
pouches to Sidney , , > Cheyenne , fcLara-
mie , Rock Creek , Rawlins , Fort
Steele , llock Springs , Green River ,
Granger , Evanston , Ogden nnd Salt
Lake.
Lake.Mail
Mail bags nnd "catchers" will bo used
for receiving nnd delivering nt the inter
mediate stations nnd forty-six mail catch
ers nro soon to bo put up on the two lines
between Omaha nnd Denver nnd Omaha
and Ogdon.
Under the now schedule the train
from Denver will leave that city in thu
evening and arrive in Omaha at 3:25 : p.
m. , making the run in nbout twentj
hours. A mail car will be attached tc
this train and will run through with m
stops except nt meeting points , Donvei
Junction nnd Nortli Plntto.
Inside of six months the railway mail
service will bo placed on the now roac
from Omaha to Portland Oregon , and in
side of three months mail agents will rur
on the Oregon Short Line between Omahi
and thu terminus , probably Naples
Idaho.
sunumiAN HOMES.
The Now Prntt'o Suudlvliiloii to tin
City of Oiunlin.
Omaha's substantial growth , ita streo
railway fucilitios/iind the increasing dc
sire of ita people for combining beauty u
location , accessibility , and the certain/ / ,
and Jitncsa of the place forpcrmrincr ,
.
homes , has induced Ames' licnl Kt > lnt
10 Agency to place on the market some t
the handsomest and best suburban res
donee property to bo had in i
about Omaha , thus mooting the grow'in
demand of their patrons the public.
at After careful and thorough survey
ata duo thought being given to nil condition
a nnd contingencies , a piece of land t\v
OS nnd throo-quurter miles , bv the city maj
has boon seloctet
rn from the postoftico
1C- commanding an unsurpassed view of tli
city and surrounding country , an
grandly adapted by iiaturo for boautiflc
by and permanent home bulltilny site
The ground , ono of the highest points i
08 the county , is only thirty minutes dm
Ik. from the postotlico , over roads in o :
collent condition atall _ times of the yea :
Tlio nub-division i laid out in aero lot
e very lot a corner and will bo sold e
and moderate . Tl
nr- easy terms ; prices.
nrno beauty of ita location.and ita acce&aibili
will insure for this property its rapid sa
and improvement. Plats can bo aeon 1
ror Tuesday.
BEN H
The Successful Eyangelist Leaves for
the West ,
Him the Good Wishes j
of All.
Bon Hogan , who for many years was n
well known sporting man nnd one of the
bcst'pugilists in the country , but who
lias become an ox-pounder of the gospel
ns well ns of the priro ring , left on the
Union Pacific Saturday night for Denver ,
intending to carry on his good work in
Colorado and the territories during the
summer.
Mr. Hogan has been at work in Oma
ha , Council Blulls and elsewhere in this
locality fortlio past two months. Ho came
to Omaha a stranger , but soon won
the friendship nnd respect of nil classes ,
who Hocked to hear him and found him
to bo nn honest , earnest Christian , nnd n
nincenj worker. He ' did a good work in
this city , nnd made many converts , who ,
ns well as his acquaintances generally
wish him God's speed in his western trip.
The following from the Chicago Sport
ing Journal shows how Mr , _ IIogan is
looked upon by the fraternity with whom
ho formerly trained :
Homo twenty y ar or so IIRO ,
A chap they nick-imiiicil ItcmliK'o ,
Turned up in ( iotlmin , fond of fame ,
Hen Hnngan wo bin ! ire | > cr immp
A Teuton lioxer is quite rare ,
For cotiropo they're not always there ;
And HO wLcn llungati tint came out ,
Jla had but fuw fur him to | xmt ;
A man of mutclc , hard nnd strong ,
Induced him to this clnxn belong ,
And prove that German * do ha\o nerve
That charge of cur they don't dcvert u ;
And nt\ \ stood ready any timet
To spar with men from any clinic.
Ben thus noon Into fa\nrgrew ,
AH being a good 'un , through nnd through ,
And no from Ilnienn crurio Hognn
The Barks called him nn IrUhmnn ;
For they don't miss n chance nt all ,
They seldom lack in check or gall ,
And rallied round the gritty lien
AH chickens do around the hen ,
lie fdirmlcd a nlimllo. noon got the brogue ,
And ninny a nasty old iwlthotruc ,
Among the Bailers in the ward )
And many a inatlow Hogan Moored ,
lilg Mlchnol Smith nnd Kd Mnlono
Screamed "Gi > in , Ben. " you "Omadahn. "
Whenever ho got In a light ,
Tiny laughed and yelled with all their might ;
But when he got a little means ,
He left New York for other ncencs.
At Imxlnif shows ho tried hix hand ,
At SyrucuMtt came to upland.
And oiMMied there a turuvereia
For athletes and young gymnaaU green ;
TWOH here ho Patny Ifcardon met.
They slugged and slugged like mad , you bet ,
Were smothered both with crimson gore
Before the glove-fight wan half o'er.
Then Charley Perking , Hcennn'a friend ,
Tried hard to HoganV strong will bend
By strength gigantic , fierce assault ,
In Rochester , famed for Ita malt ,
Its onto and benim , its rye and flour ;
Yet in the HIIOCO of half an hour
The terror of the country round ,
In Hognn sure his match he found ,
HU maiden fight within the square ,
When ho his brawny arms did bore
With Donnelly , was near Fort Erie ,
Where Perry made the British Jlee ;
Tills battle proved that Teuton blood
IB not a Hlugginh ] > eel of mud ,
lleiiuiring Bclmnpp.s to circulate ,
AH some folks any , \\l\o Germans hate ;
For Bon laid Donnelly's colors low
Murthcrl how llognn's friends did crow !
With this prestige , alj full of pluck ,
Ho in the show biz tried hu luck
Among the oil well settlements
When little else but sheds nnd tents
Could there bo seen , nnd hero shrewd Ben
Built halls and houses for the men ,
( ! ot rich , und once for Congress ran
AH Irish-Dutch-Ami'i lean.
The secret of Ben's great success
Was I don't think you this can guess
Lovely women men are frail
From Adam's time to Prince of Wales
His danccM , concerts , opcrnii , Sunday shows ,
Said , "That's the way the money goes ! "
l''or ' nil the miner's earned they spent ,
And Hogau got most every cent ; .
Ho freely gave to ovcry cause
And asked no question , ne'er did pause ,
But dealt it out to priests or tramps ,
And churches got their bharo of etamps.
If Parson Jones or Deacon Shaw
E'er fancied they could play nt "draw , "
Bon brought the cards and play they would
With saint or sinner , bad or good ;
But Bon got restless , changed his base ,
And dared Tom Allen to'him face ,
To fight for glory , honor , fume ,
To see which man should wear Uio nmno
Of champion of the western world ,
And hence ho down his gauntlet hurled.
Throe round ! ) uero had , and only three ,
When such n jolly , Western spec
Did there bieakout , Ohl my. oh ! my.
Some ulshcd themselves In Old Shanglml ,
Such tooth-picks , IH > PH , and howitzers ,
Looked like a gang of murderers ;
The referee got scared nnd said ,
"If this ain't drawn tlutf'll bo some dead ? * *
And thus It finished , stakes were drawn ,
And this tough crou d of human spawns
Broke up , dUperned and took their book.
One night Ben took a sudden turn.
Ills conscience struck him , brain did bnm ,
And lonz lcforo his next day's dinner
Ho this discovered Bon's n sinner.
So ho resolved to shako oil crime
And try nnd iilav a part divine ;
Ho piuo up all his wayward whims
Ana took.to singing psalms and hymnt ,
And i > ontlng on religious themes
A sort of wandering Dr. Deens
In which I knoW he Is tJneuru ,
Though many look with doubt and fear ,
For men who play fantastic tricks ,
Or Deck a penal rode to fix
On Jicople used to liberty ,
At least In this free century-
One thing lullogan I have found ,
In which I think UeViafe and sound-
He tries to christianize , reform ,
The gamblers , drunkards from tne Btonn ,
And preaches for the body , too ,
Wante all their exercise to do ;
His gymnasts life lie's proud of still
I wish lion well , and ba luan , ill.
"Who are the poor ? Not' those who boldl ;
meet
With toll and humble faro from day to day
Whose food is roilslrud and whoso sleep i
sweet ,
Whoso ctmidenca haunts them not on life'
highway ; /
Their hoarta are light -they , grudge ho ma :
htsueiilth
The ills of llfo they patiently endure ,
And untold millions could not buy tud
health
That man is rich who feels not that ho
jxior. "
That nmn is rich ho is friend to the outcasl
n ( uther to the } > oor , .
Holiaa imwcr in God nnd with men , I'l
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A lluti on n PI-UK Store.
Never w an such a rush made ou any drug stoi
M Is now at C. F. Goodmnn'a for n trial bo.
tie of Dr. King's New Discovery for Coi
kumption , Cougln and Colds. All persoi
nlfccted with asthma , bronchitis , hoanencs
severe coughs or any affection of tne throi
and lungs , can get a trial bottle of this grci
is remedy fttt by calling at above drug U r
iso Uegulur blio , 91.00.
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1 , Donth ot Delia Goodwin.
10 Mr. J. M. Goodwin , city editor of tl
Salt Lake Tribune , is in the city , havir
boon called hero on n very aad erram
The Tribune of Juno 21st says ;
"Two weeks ago yesterday Mrs. Goo <
win left here with Delia and nn old
child to visit friends in Onuiha who :
the family lived ten years and Cincii
in nati. Last Sunday the child was take
ill with diphtheria and died nt 4 o'clw
ty yesterday afternoon. She wa & baby-
fe n singularly bright cliild- and wag tl
jy idol of the home. The grief of her si
tor and little brothers when the news
Delia's death TTOS told to them lost even
ing WOK pitiful to see. Mr. Goodwin will
leave for Omaha this morning. The body
of little Delia will bo burieif in Prospect
cemetery beside a little brother that died
ten year. ) ngo. The heartfelt sympathies
of the friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Goodwin
go out to them in their affliction. "
Mr. nnd Mrs. Goodwin nre still in Oma
ha nnd will remain hero until Tuesday
when they will return to their home in
Salt Lake. They have a number of re
lative * here , including Hon. Tlios. J.
Staloy , 0. P. Streight , esq. , and others ,
and have n host of friends , nil of whom
feel the deepest sympathy with them in
their bereavement.
THK DIAMOND FIKIjtl.
The II. & M. Boyn Defeat the "Walloon
7 to n.
The Wnhoo base ball club came to Om
aha on Saturday nnd played n scrub nine
of the B. it M. , some unfortunate miituko
in arranging the preliminaries for the
game preventing either club from being
fully represented nnd consequently from
doing themselves justice. The Wnhon
boys nre n fine looking net of men nnd
made many friends hero by their gentle
manly deportment. They nlso proved to
bo fine players and worthy to tnko the
field with any nine. Only six innings
were played nnd the score at that point
stood ns follows !
i i ! : i 4 r. o
B. &M' 2 0 ' _ ' 0 1 ' . ' -7
Wnhoo . . . . .0 ' _ ' 0 ' - ' 0 1 0
Struck out B. & M'H , 3 ; Wahoos , 8.
Three-base hit Briggs.
Two-bane hits Ellis , Brljrgs , Bent.
Hit-B. ) & M'H 8 ; Wahoos .
Umpii o Saulibury ,
The B. & M's will play the return
game with the Wahoos at Wahoo on the
Fourth of July.
AVcll llcwhrclctl.
A liberal reward will be paid to any party
who will produce a cose of Liver , Kidney or
Stomach complaint that Electric Bitters will
not speedily cure. Bring them rJong , it will
cout you nothing for the medicine if It fails to
cure , and you will be rewarded for your
trouble besides. All blood diseases , bilious
ness , jaundice , constipation , und general de
bility nre speedily cured. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. Price only fifty
cents per bottle. For sale by C. i' . Good
man.
Army Orders.
Acting Assistant Surgeon T. J. Tlick-
ots , U. S. A , , will accompany the bat
talion of the Fourteenth infantry under
orders to proceed from Rawlins , Vf. T. ,
to Fort Sidney , Neb. , reporting his ar
rival at that post by letter to these head
quarters.
The following named men enlisted at
Forts Omaha , Nob. , and D. A. Russell ,
Wyo. , are assigned as follows : John A.
Moatos and Julius Pcdcrsen to the
Fourth infantry Patrick Bums to com
pany A , Nintli infantry.
Leave of abronco for ono (1) ( ) month , to
take effect July 20 , 1883 , and with per
mission to apply _ for nn extension of three
(3) ) months , is grunted Captain Charles
0. Rawn , Seventh infantry.
BALL'S '
CORSETS
Every Corset la warranted BatU-
laotOTT to ita wearer in oraryway ,
or the money vill bo refunded by
the person from whom it WM bought.
PBICE8.br M.U. Po U Folil
mcrrfec. 41.50. Stir.AJ .UiMC. 01-SO
AMmlaal ( extra heavy ) Z-OO. NanUi , .
HMlth PreMntnc ( One conitl ) 099.00. 1'unfHt
Sklrt-HupporUnc. * 1.M > .
ftr ! bj ludliB IteUU Wealen Turwhei * >
aaHCAOQ COB8BT CO. . "
Grand Pacific Hotel
COttNEK
NINTH AND HARNEYSTS.
OMAHA . . . . NE&
OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 ,
N.
This Hotel conUlnj 100 rooms , all outside rooms ,
anil SO rooms on the first floor , especially adapted foi
umple men. A culslrw of ujrior excellence. Head
quartern ( or the tat trade. 8pecUl Inducements tc
the. theatrical profeaalun. Hotel kltiutcd flve blocki
trom a.pou. 'lono cars \aat the doonlboth wayi
every nto mmuitik ,
COMMOJf SENSE COMI'KESSEI ) .
IT IS rtlFFlOULT TO GIVE IN A DOZKN tINB
THE UKASOJJS WHY TARRANT'B 8ELTZEI
APERIENT SHOULD I1K I'llEFEKUPO AS A COM
HKUTIVE AND AtTKllATIVE TO EVK11Y OTHKI
MEDICINE IN USE. KIIISTLY. IT AU.AYH FEVEU
ElXMSIU.Y.ITCI.EANSraTHKnOWELSWITHOir
VIOLENCE Oil I'AIN ; TIIIUULY , IT TONES Till
8TOMACHIFOUIVniLVITUEaULATESTlBITOY ; !
OF BILE ; FIFTHLY.m'ROMUTESUEALTIIYI'EII
Bl'IUATlON ; SIXTHLY , ITKELIEVE3THESYSTE3
10 FROM UNWHOLESOME HUMOIW ; SEVENTHLY. !
TUANqUlLlZESTHENEIlVKSEiaimiI.VITACT ;
UrONTHEnLOODASAUEl'UUENTUNDLASTT.
IT FORMS ONE oF THK MOST DEUC10US COOI
1. INO miAUQHTS THAT EVER PA8HKD DOWNTH
THROAT OF AN INVALID. SOLDJBY ALL DRUC
GISTS , ] 19miSw
or
retie SPECIAL NOTICES
rem
will Positively not be inserts
k Inwill
: ualen paid In
tie TO LOAH-Money.
" * * ONEY < TO LOAN-The lowest rates of InUren
ofM | Bond * ' Loan Aftncf , Uth * Douglas. ltl
for Infants and Children.
CoHtorlapromotcsDlgcHtlon
' and overcomes Flatulency , Constipa-
tiori , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , nnd
Feverishuesa. It insures health nnd
nutural Bleep , without morphine.
" Castorlrx Is so well ari.iptrd to Children that
I recommend Itassuperior loony prpncrlptlon
known to mo. " II. A , AttcnEii , SI. D. ,
82 Portland Ave. , Brooklyn , N. V.
What cles our Children four cheek * ,
What cures their fevers , makes them sleep {
'TIs Cnstorlju
"
When bnblcs fret and cry by turns ,
What cures their cpllc , kills their worms ,
Pnt Cnntorliu
What quickly cure * Constipation ,
BOUT Stomach , Colds , Indigestion ,
Hut Castorla.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and 1'aregorlc , audIlnll
Ilnll Cimtorlut
CENTAUR LINIMENT nn absolute euro for Klieuma-
tlsin , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The inost.Powcrful and Pene
trating Paln-rclicving and Healing Remedy known to man.
MONEY TO LOAN Tlio Omaha sat Ingi lank N
I * now prepared to make lonns un Omaln city
or Douglas county rent iM.itc nt current intu of In *
tcrt'jt. No commission charged. S3itf
I'O LOAX-rall at law olIHo of D. L.
MONEY
Thnniai , room S , Crtthtmi ! Block.
MONEY TO LOAN On chatttl mortices , KI ) .
WARDS , 1109 Karnam St. "SO-lmt
'
MONEY LOANED-On chattel property , J. . B.
Biatty , No. 213 ! ontli 14tli street. ,740-lmJ
HELP WANTSD.
\VANTK"-Ilnl"i : room girl In n Restaurant : H4
S. 13th tit. who can room at home.144231
A ' Good K'tlV ' anted north-west corner of Cai and
- \ . 21 St. . , . 143-231
M CANTED Good girl Immediately at 241.1 Diuen ,
port street. Good vugea. 151-25
"l\ANTKD A Rood barber. Good wages paid.
i JIu t bring hl own toolx. Apply Immediately
Address " 1" . H. Woodward , " Genoa , Neb. 110 2d *
2SMBN WANTED Wages $1.78 , Apply from S to8
t ) to day. . 100-23 * H. MiNtwr.iLKR , llth st.
"l\7ANTKI > A c < xniictcnt | gltl , general hou o work.
V > Good wages 1310 laenport St154tl
TI ANTKU A night watchman one who can run an
engine. Ai > i.1yUomJayJOS.GARNKAUcrack-
erCo. 144-23) )
GIRL WANTKD-At 1017 Chicago Bt.muitbe Rood
cook and lanrulrcss 155-20 ]
Tt/ANTKD-A first-cluu lady tallorcss at the New
T ? Dje house , office 107 8.15th st. Apply at once.
\\rANTED-Glr ! at 1513 Howard street.
118-23V
" \T7ANTED-A i > trcmr | woman , to cook , wash and
Tf Iron. Good KC paid for good work. Apply
Immediately to Mrs. T. L. Klmball , 1303 Park \VIM
a\envc. 123-23 :
"V\7ANTED A numlicr one cook at onre. Lady
preferred. Inquire of Mrs. Dennleon , Southern
Hotel ' , 124-23J
" 1VANTKI ) Girl for general housework at 1512
TT Ia ) > cn ] > ort bt. Good cook required. 131-tf
"Vtf ANTED Kirst-classfcmalo cook. Highest wages.
1017 Capitol aicmic. 138-238
" \\7ANTED-A dining room girl Immedlatclv at the
Occidental. 100-tf
"V17ANTED Four dining room gtrla.at th Canfield
house. 10tf
WANTED good cook immediately at 1102 Dav
enport-street. 108-23 *
"I V'ANTED A peed cook. Good wages paid to ONO
T I thoroughly competent. Apply at 1010 Daren-
l 3rt. 105-SJ *
" \17ANTKD-Olrf for general lieu cwork at 141
Jackson street. 110-23 *
" Wanted LadjrAgeiits 7o the
TOIl. " A new undergarment tor Indies , made of noft ,
flexible rubber. Sure protection to the underw car
when necccssary to be worn. Retalb for SI. 50 as fast
as agents can kliow It Large proHts. Address , with
stump , Ladlei Undurganncnt ll'f'c Co. , 0 South MaSt \
St , Chicago , III. 102-Je21-23 28-SO
_
TXTANTED A girl for general housework In family
T T of two. Inquire at muxlc store. Crounso block.
095-22
"fT7ANTED A dUhwanher at the Emmet House.
983-23'
WANTED A good competent girl to do general
housew ork , good wages glren , N. W. corner
18th and Da > enport. ' 8S3t (
TST'ANTED A good reliable tinsmith. Call on or
V > address Rowlee Jt Yandcrhoof , Seward. Ne
braska. 877-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
TJI/ANTKD Situation as eccoml girl or In emajl
T famllv , best ot references. Apply 1313 Cast )
Street. 1M-25J
Tt RANTED Situation by & young niiui w Ith expcr-
T T lence In dry goods and grocery biefncss. Good
references furnished. Will take a position of any
kind on trial. API ly at 217 M. 10th street 120-231
TX7ANTED July 1st ; situation by aproctlcal book-
f V keeper. City references , , "Armstrong , " Bet )
offlcw. 132-23 }
TTfANTED Situation In a store or uliop by a man ,
i > t Scandlnav , tw elo > ears In thU eountrj , uicd
to store business and book-keeping In th old coun-
trj. Address A. T Bee , office. 087-231
WANTED A situation as a miller , 15 } cars ex
perience , 6 years , under roller proceNo. . 1
stone dresser. Address H , , No. 26 , Bui otuce.
otuce.70Slt
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
117ANTED Hone wagon and harneas for 90 dayx.
VV Inqulra atlltstaurant 1518 Dodge St. 140-2TI
A gentle hone anil phaeton onmontl , .
WANTED
lypaj-ments. Address Box 4 . 909-28
FOR BENT--HOUIe and Lots.
TTIOR RENT FurnUhed rooms at 1717 Casa street ,
JU between 17th and 18th. 111-23 *
RENT Cheap house 8 rooms , well cistern , eel
FOR Good repair 1221 north 19th lit. 157-251
rpo RENT WITH BOARD To two yomig gentle
JL men , terms very low. A large front room * , will
bay window , at 3d door west tot 20th on south side ol
of Hariey Street. ; , j , 158-251
RENT-New hoiuo 22nd and Ilarney. Haril
FOR suit water. 153.271
) Hoom lor r nt 1111 Jackson St.
FUliVIKIIKI
- 180-251
' :
) RENT-14 houses 2 new stores. J. A. Rollhv
I 1 corner Farnam and 13th Kts. 141-281
> OR RENT New ronmn , furnished or unfurnlshei
IJ
1 with board. Hefcrcnecs required , at 1010 Iiaten
121-23
FOR RENT House of six rooms. Inquire N. E.
cor. 15th and Chicago.
12S-21' THOS. SWIFT.
poll RENT Twoorthreo rooms furnished or un
I 1 lurnlshed , cheap. Awly 217 north 16th btrcct.
127-S3J .
T7IORNISHED R003IS AND BOARD-Modern con
J.1enlencus , 181 ! Dodire t 094-lmt
i K. HOUSES FOR RUNT.
ID K. U M01LSK & CO. ,
1O ! Capitol A > enuo.
" | 7VR RENT Two tlcgant cottages , 7 rooms each
JL' lust flnlshed. City water , all comcnlences , Da
< eniM.rtujaiithStuet. YERW.U.Tclegrapl
ottlce. 07B-t (
rplIRER houira to rent. PECK , opposite Ton
JL office. 974-25
FOR RENT Pleasant newly tumWuxl rooms w Itl
or without board 4112Wh St. ourner Cau. Bay
eu minutes walk from 1V Office , 958-23 >
RENT Large fnvtt furnUlwJ room , south-CM
JL corner Itth and Funam Sto. 950-tl
TOIl RENT , Two furnished rooms 2141 Chicago St
JL' 950 * 3
T OR'RCNT Ooitagu of six rooms with or wit hot ]
1 ? furniture , S31J California street. 62-23 *
po LET Rooms and bo&rd , or tumbh d nous
torrummtr. laoa CaUfornla street , 837-lm
TT10R UUNT-tArg furriUh droomiX U18 Jae )
JD ton 0ml. UMn
JTOIIE roil RENT Corner of lOth and Daren-
J port. Inquire " 1010 l > a\enportstrcct. _ 463-t (
FOR BALE.
10ll SALK-A good riding ; l ny. Adilrew C. B.
IMlcoofflce. 148-tl
_ _ _
IT OK HALK I Ino matched carriage team lite nnd
1 six } ears old full Iirottitrn , iniikt lie Keen to bo
appreciated. Indtilra F , A Jeans , 2319.IoilgO fit.
I neil 1 HAI.K Hca\y draft team ] * j cars old weight
MOO poiind-f , half Xorman. lA. . Jeans 21110
Dodge Ht. 1462.M
SALE Ono ear-old ImiSInThijh"
FOR 5-J - luaro la
leather toji side bar buggv anil gold mounted
hnnifi. Cheap call at C. , t N. W. depot , corner
Wobiter and 14th. 13S-20f OEu.'II. Gnirrix.
FOR SALE One ot the best pajlng Hafdwaro
stores In Iowa , proptrous town andnoopiKMitton.
block and ( .tore wllfimolca 6000. dollars , reason for
sellini ; , ha\e other business. Address the Bee.
137-28J
TTIOR SALE CHEAP A frame building of 3 room * .
JL 14 by 32 feet. To bo remufcd. James F. ) lor *
ton , 1515 Farnam Street. 130-255
CHEAP HOME InSouth Omaha. Two story house ,
2 lots , garden , good improvements. Price , $3,000.
{ 2,000 cash , balance 4 } cars. Best bargain ever offer
ed. Address "Bargain , " Bee office. 120-23 *
FOR SALE Special bargain. Owner wishing to
Icarecity. Two full city lots , fine garden , fruit
nnd shade trees , grapes. Two story house , 8 roomn ,
$3,000. SUUIVER * BELL.
t 129-2J
17011 SALE House and lot , 833 S. 10th street. Ar
JL1 ply to P. F. Collier , 67 Barker Block. 138-XSl
" 6il SALE About 700 acres near city , ( treat hi
Tcstment. PECK , Opposite Post office. 973-25
FOR SALE House S rooms , stable eorncrib , 17 *
barrel cistern , well all In first das * order 4 lots
5000 , $1000 cash , balance at 8 per ct. IHcCAGUE ,
'pposltc ' Post Office. 948-U
Olt SALE Stock of drugs and druggists sundries
1 In good condition , at a bargain. Will inroice
.000 or S1200. Satisfactory reasons forselllng. Ad *
Ircss T. E. COULTER , Waterloo , Neb. 925-25 *
I poll SALE A complete barber shop outfit , cheap.
1 llob't Stein , 218 S 12th bt. 971-23 *
7WR SALE Nearly new , sldo bar top. buggy at
JL1 MILLARD & PECKS. 950-S6"
ibll SALK-000 head jearling heifer
DOO head 2 jear old heifers.
450 " 3 , 4 and ftj car old heifers.
300 " 1 aud 2 jcnr old stccre.
400 " 3 and 4 j car old steers.
300 " mixed cahcs
STRAXdK BROS ,
Mile contractors , Hide , Wool and Tallow dealers ,
iloux City , Iowa. iP'l
FOR SALE The Sani.v mill , will sell or excange
for real estate. Ailurcxa John Rocslnk 3 nillcs
kist of rapllllon. 1' . O. address Omaha. bfU-23t
H 11 SALE Hotel In good townh near Om ha
ia } Ing w ell In excellent order. Good barn well
iirnUhcd , will bear ln > cstlgatlon. AMES ,
887-tf 1SOO Famam.
FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE-Full lot and three
dwellings corner of llth and Paclfla streets ,
ilne lots in south Omaha. Also 100 acres of land
ear Santon , Nebraska , and building and stock of
Nothing No. 804 Tenth street. ' Will exchange'or
Nebraska farm lands. Further particulars at C o.
II. Peterson's Clothing Store , 804 Tenth street.
845-sat-mon-th 4w
FOR SACE Old newspaiiers In large aud small
quantities at this otHce. tt
FOR SALK llax mill machinery consisting ot
brake , 2 dusters , beater , picker , press , etc. Caa
\ ork cither rotted or green ttock , also shafting * pul-
ej s. and belting for driIng the above , also oca 3&
II. 1 * . engine with boiler , smokestack and alt flitufta
joniplcte. Address WILLIAM TAIT , Charles City.
'o a. 235-3mt
| > OR SALE A first class second hand top buggy.
1 Call at 1319 Ilarney street 3J7tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
npAKEN UP Bay -pony , four Jwhlte feet. Owner
JL. can ha\e same by prmlng property. Apply to C
-'osdj ke S. W. ( if poor form. 159231
IK 5 ou w ant bargains in countv and city real estate ,
call on K. U MOUSE & CO.
097-28 1622 Capitol A.onne. .
rpAKEN UP By the undersigned , a red cow with
JL w hlte spots on body and fata. Also a cut In. each
! ar. Cow was with calf when found. Owner rau
, < ue fame by calling on P. Larson , Jones xtrect , be-
ween 6th and 7th , and paylni ; ilarnes. 970 3tocw
GEO. M. BROOKS , of Nwrth. Charlestown , N. II. .
left Omaha , Neb. , this morning ( or Dailil
City , \thero he will remain for ono week. 053-23 *
TAKEN UP A small pony mare aleut 12 ) ears
X old , blazed face both ears split. Own > can
have same by calling on N. C. FORD , S. W. corner
20th and Boulevard , and pajlng charges ,
8406td-leachwt
T ADIES AND YOUNG MEN In city or country
JLj to taker nice light and pleasant -work at tb lr
homos ; 82 to 95 a day easily and duietly made ; work
sei | t by mall ; no can\a * ing ; no stamp for reply.
Please address Reliable Manufacturing Co. . Philadel *
phia , Pa. , drawer TT. 949-jun 2 tue-thu-satl2t
rpAKEN UP One horse and one mare colt , with
± left hind feet white. Mare has thlte alar on
forehead. Owner can recover same by proving wn-
ershlp on application to R. Price , Saratoga predmt.
BOBM-ciw *
EDWARD KUEHL ,
MAOISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION.
A LIST , 493 Tenth street , betw ten Famam and liar *
ney. will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtain for
any one a glance ot the post and present , and on
certain conditions In the future. Boots and Shoe *
m. < l- n order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nerer Tarlcs. A currel ot firlty ,
strtnjrth and wholesomenwg. Mora economies than
tb * ordinary kinds , and cannot be sold In coBptt tloa
with the multitude ol low Ust , short weight , al | 01
" ; at ] > owder. SoU only In cans , ttoiu 1 i V
W rtmt KswYork , _