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THE DA1LST BEE-OMAHA , TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 5 , < 884 , THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. * Tuesday Morning , Febt 5 , 14 I The WonUicr. For the Missouri valley : Fair weather , preceded in the northern portions bj light snow , slight change of temperature , north to west winds , nnd rising barom eter. LOOAL BREVITIES , Two transient paupers wore provided with railroad tickets and shipped out of the city yesterday afternoon , The docket for the I'obrnary term of the county court will bo called this morning. There are only tw enty-nlno cases for trial , ono of which was begun last month. Mr. I. N. 1'lorco , superintendent of the poor farm , desires that the i > oor who wish to BOO him In the county clerk's office call In the afternoon , as his duties call him elsewhere In the forenoon. Meyer Ilollman was yesterday appointed asslgnoo , by County Judge Ch&dwick , of the bankrupt stock of foods of J. llothholz , the Tenth street clothing merchant , who failed sat oral weeks ngo. City Jailor Gorman' * hotel wan full last night. Before 10 o'clock eight men had ap plied to him for shelter and a place to ( loop. They wcro all put In ono room , and at 12 were sleeping on the floor as soundly as the rich on downy couches. The Florence Coterie Pleamiro club oE this city gave n masquerade In Crounso's hall last ovoning. The costumes were very vari ous , although none were costly. Kxcollont music enlivened the occasion , and all present enjoyed it to the fullest oxtont. Vennor has partly struck It. IIo prophe sied a severe snow storm for Sunday and yen- torday. It failed to como yesterday and It now remains to bo soon how no\oro to-days will prove. IIo fliys every thing will bo blockaded and If a blockade dooi como Vonnor had bettor sot sail for sunny Italy or Rome ether foreign country. About the most mean and contemptible thing In the shape of a man that travels the streets , Is ono who ia accompanied by a big bull dog , whkh la "nicked" upon every cur which happens to cross his track , Tlio owner of the bull dog , whoso brains could easily bo placed in a thimble , watches the itport with great delight , Thcro are a tow of thoao things in Omaha , and they should bo arrested , Officer Matza yesterday afternoon arroat- od Prank IvorUa , who was suspected of hav ing stolen the c ock and money from JFrank 1'iti'Mio in South Omaha on Friday night last. IIo was brought to the city jail and searched. The check for SRO and n small part of the money WOT found on his person , after which ho acknowledged to having stolen it. Ills examination will bo hold to-morrow , The U. P. Athletlc association held a mooting In the Union 1'aclfin headquarters building yesterday afternoon nnd elected L. II. Korty , John Cl. Taylor , W. F. lloehol.W. 8. Wing and 0. Y. Gallagher directors for the ensuing year. The ofllco of secretary was tendered to E. L. Buckingham , who declined. Thcro nooms to bo u mutual understanding that all the playora of lost summer will bo re tained , Kffortfl are being made to secure some extra men , who will fill the places of the regular one * In cone of aickuosi or ab- floncc. PERSONA ! * . 21. B. Lea\itt , of Now York , of dhow-man notoriety , Is at tbo Milliard. T. W. T. Richards , nmvod In this city from the east Sundpy moriilng' . Kirs. H. T. Paddock , better known ui Mag. ffto AUtcholl , is quartered nt the Mlllard. Thus. L. KImball , and a party of four loft for tbo oiat by special car yoatorJay morning , S , T. Smith , superintendent of the Kantian Pacific , Is In the city and is ntaytng nt the MillarJ. GeorRo W. West , Clarks ; John G. MorriH , Hastings , nnd J. II , JUtchlo , St. Joe , Mo. , are guests of the Metropolitan. IT. . Brown , Beatrice ; J. 0. B. Hocking and wife , Aahland , nnd J. L , Baker nnd wife , Scrlbnor , nre registered nt thu Mlllard. Goo. D. Mclklojohn , ono of Knnco connty'a blug legal lights , is in the city. .Tohn ! ' . Blxby , editor of tbo Nanco county Journal , Is n guest of the Paxton. i : . K. Valentine , West Point , was In tbo city yesterday nnd left for tha cant on tbo evening train. V William Harding , Hamburg , la. ; Daniel Douglas , Jackson ; J. 8. McCloer , Unadllla ; Will Heed , Lincoln ! J. H. Burinlstor , Wnhoo ; D. Anderson , Columbus ; W. J. Ellis , Toka- .mah , nre at the Metropolitan. ; * A W. 8. Lindsay , ono of Fullorton'a largo ( ' t. proixjrty owners , U registered nt the I'axton. John L. Moans nnd wife , Grand Island ; J. t ) . BUckman , Fremont , nnd John Hninlln , Nebraska City , are nt the Mlllard. J. M. Lee , Oxford ; nnd 0. W. Martin , kin- coin , are guesta of the 1'axtou. E. B. Brown , Lincoln ; Roll W. Furnas , Krownavlllo , nnd G , Burgess uro stopping nt the 1'oxton. B. M. JWlllaoy , | J. G. Wndsworth and D. W. Palmer , Blair , nro guests nt the Pax- ton. Ex-Lieut Gov. E. 0 , Games , Sownrd , li refrUteredat the Paxton. A. OABD. I have hoard that tonii raud is now iu Omaha , representing tha ho lias the authority to contract for thi Thomson Houston Electrical Systsra. I deiire to say that the "PilchoH Im proved Elochio Light wonstruotion Com pany , of Iowa , " alone , control the tcrri tory of Nebraska , end no ono has th authority to roproiont us , and huaines raou of Nebraska , nra hero cautioned t be caruful in eignintr papers before not ! fying us , W. U. VAWIUAN , Vice Pits , and Treaa. Ono dollar will buy one of our ow : make Btock shirts , worth two sold else where. Our order department is stocke with the finest and largest selection c fancy shirtings. Omaha Shirt Factory. Colorado , Rich ill. Walnut Blaoli Iowa and Boulder eoft coals , and th beat qutlity of hard coal for sale by Jo W. Bedford. J22-I Seward's Cough Cure never fails. A nI2-tf OOODMAI S. NEW PAWN BROIOII } , ed on Clothing , Jeweln Diamonds. A/Smith , 02 Bth 10th street. 20-tf THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Its Heeling Last Evening anil Wliai was Done , A Ne\v School HOURO to > > o Built or : tOth nnd Douglas Street * . Regular mooting of the board of education cation hold Fob. 4 , 1881. The mooting was called to order bj President Long. Roll called. Messrs , Points , Livosoy , Gibbon , Spocht , Con < noyor , Parker and Long wcro present. The minutes cf the previous meeting were road and approved. COMMUNICATIONS. From Anna Welch : Asking an in- crcaso of p&y as janitor of the board of education rooms. From Truman Buck , city treasurer : Giving statement of school district funds in his possession Fob. 1st : Cash balance from January , 910,740.12 ; balance in sinking fund , $8,122.00 ; bonds on deposit - posit , $49,000. From Mrs. Rogers , special teacher of music : Giving report of work done by hor. From Superintendent James : Giving reports of teachers , and stating condition- of schools , -which Mr. .Tamos is continu ally improving , each month showing bet tor results , A motion was made and carried that the wigos of the janitor for the board of education rooms bo increased to $15 dur ing the winter months nnd $10 during the summer months. nnronTS OF COMMITTEES. On claims : Allowing claimt incurred during the month of January , 1884 , to the amount of $0,014.40. Adopted. Special committee appointed to select school house site in the vicinity of Han- scorn park , recommend that the board purchase the two lots on the northwoit corner of Georgia and Woolworth avenues - nuos , which lots could bo bought for 52,100. The report was adopted , and the secre tary instructed to draw a warrant for that amount whenever a good title to the lots was shown. IIESOLUTIONS. By Conoyor : That the president and secretary bo authorized to draw a war rant for $2,400.02 to pay the semi-annual interest on $50,000 school district bonds. Adopted. By Connoyor : That some suitable person bo employed to take the school census. Adopted. By ParVor That the superintendent of repairs keep a slate in the board rooms and show thereon his daily work and also an account of work done each month. Adopted. A motion was made by Mr. Gibbon that Mr. Potvin bo allowed $3,000 on ac count , under his contract to erect the school houses on 17th and Loavouworth , and King & Delaware and the school dis trict bo allowed to take possession of thorn without waiving any rights with re gard to their acceptance. Carried. A motion was made by Mr. Spocht that an appeal bo taken from the county court , wherein a judlmont for $116 was rendered ngainst the school district of Omaha in favor of Mr. Hartigan. Car ried. ried.A A resolution was presented by Mr. Parker that the city council bo requested to cause the grade at 30th and Douglas streets to bo established. Adopted. Motion wnn made by Mr. Points that the secretary bo instructed to invite ar chitects to submit plans for a school building on 80th and Douglas streets cost not to exceed $18.000. Carried. Motion was made that a committee of two bo appointed to act with the build ing committee and inspect the two school buildings now nearly linishod and report at the next mooting. Carried. Messrs. Parker and Gibbon were appointed. A vote of thanks was then tendered Secretary Connoyer for the excellent ac commodations furnished the board. Adjourned to moot in two wooka. The mooting of lost evening was the first ono hold in the now rooms which are quito elegant and very commodious. The present rooms are immediately over the old ones. They are furnished with elegant and beautiful carpets and fine furniture. The members sit at their desks , inclosed by a railing , and arranged in a circle about the dais. Mr. Long's desk was ornamented with a beautiful hyacinth in full bloom. Superintendent James is also provided with a separate room for toachors' meetings and private business , Said Mr. Long on putting the motion tendering Mr. Connoyor a vote of thanks , "I have been a member of the school for cloven years. I have mot in baseinonla , school rooms and bank parlors , but theto rooms are , the nicest accommodations wo ' have had 'yot , and I hope our relations hero ihall bo of the ploasantost kind. " Violent , Corroslv o sublimate Is the usual form of jury given for blood and skin diseases , and It ia ono of the uiont active and violent poisious. \ case Is ou record of the death of a child from the effects of corrosive sublimate jprlnklod on an excoriated surface , Taken In nnoll dosoa for a length of time , It gradually settle * in the tissues nnd bones , producing mercurial rheumatism and ether diseases equally as painful. Persons who Imvo been nolfoned In this WAV , or who uulfor from any blood complaint or skin humor , should by all nouns take a course of Kwlft'a Specific , whtcli i111 eliminate this poison from the system , Bond for a cony of Treatise on IMood anil Skin DUotiBos. free. Tun SWIIT Bi-Ecmo Co. , Drawer 3 , Allan tic , G . KKATINO. At hla residence corner twenty fifth and Woodworth AvolWy Uh , nt' o'clock a in. , John D. Keating , iMj < xl3."i years. Mr. Keating leaves a wife ABU threi mnall children to mourn , his loss. Notice of funeral hereafter. Dulnuiue papcuv ploiso copy. IIUULKY In this city. February -Hli , a 12,10 1 < in. , Daniel Hurley , aged US joan and 4 months. ITuuoral will taka plane Wednesday , Febrii aryCth , atpa. in. , from the residence , 811 South Avenue. Mr. Hurley was for u long time head porttv at the Pnxton hotel , and lujurloi received i week since , while handling a trunk , cauooi his Jeath. Cowboys In tlio City , Wo Jiavo received a sort of a ku klu : communication , purporting to bo from ; oouplo of cowboys , who say "wo ar in town , you bot. " They sign thomselvo "Maverick Jo" and Buck Broncho , " ver romantic names to gay the leatt , They aay they are all the way fro ; 'dry Cheyenne , " and are genuine "Ri Roarers from Grass valley. ' They oi a message to a cattle king who resides in this city , and say to toll him it was from his old pal , "Snako Eve Sam , " From the appearance of the writing and the general composition of the docu ment , it is evident that the boys have bcon indulging a little to freely in Omaha "rot gut , " and are on the verge of "tromons. Lot up a little boynor wo will liavo to chronicle your untimely dcmiao from the effects of "bug juico. Iliicklcn'H Arnica SftHo. The greatest medical wonder of the world , Warranted to speedily cure Uurnn , Cut * . Ul cer * . Hnlt Hhmim , Fever Soros. Cancers , riles , Chillblalns , Corn * . Totter , Chapped hand * , nud all ftkln eruption , garnntoou to euro In uv cry Instance , or money refunded. 25 cents per box. A BIG CATTLE DEAL The Ogalalla Land anfl Cattle Company Bny the Busier Herd Of .13,000 Cattlo.tor $1,1150,000. Tlio Company Now Own Over 100- 000 Jlond of Stock. Tlio Ogalalla Land and Cattle company liavo just closed another big deal by which they have coma into possession of the Boslor herd of cattle which numbers 15,000 head , the purchase price being $1,250,000. The contract between the parties was closed on Saturday last , but the transfer will not take place until the middle of this month. The OgalaVm Land and Cattle company now wn an * control 100,000 head of stock , over 00,000 of which are cattle , while the balan o are horses. Their land interests and. Btock represents n cash value of $ , ' 5,000,000. They first purchaso-l thoPaxtonond Shoidloy herds , which lombinod , were nearly as largo as the Boaltr herd. Their stock is all in the Korth Platte country and is now tholargcatl rd in the country. As soon as spring opens the stock yards company will begin the erection of slaughter houses , when these cattle vill bo brought in and slaughtered , un > i shipped cast to fill the largo contracts which have boon made with eastern par ties. A Very lloinarkablo Ilcvovory. Mr. Goo. V.Willing , of Manchester , Mich. , writes : "My wife has boon almost''iolplotiis for five yours , so holplost that sbo cotld not turn over In bed alone. She used two bottleu of Kloctric Bittern , nnd Is so much improved , Chat Bhois now able to do her own work. " Electric Bitters will do all that l.t clalmol for them. Hundreds of testimonials attest their croat curatUo powers. Only fifty cents a bottle at C , F , Goodman'g. REV , IBA 0 , "BILLMAN , A Former Omaha Minister in Trouble la Connecticut. Rov. Ira C. Billman , formerly of Omaha , is now in Killingworth , Connec ticut , where ho is iu some little temporary ary trouble , owing to aomo ono having hunted up his record. The following dispatch to the Now York Times will bo road with interest by Mr. Billman's friends in Omaha : NEW HAVBN , February 1. For the past two months the pulpit of the Con gregational 'church in Killing n-orth has boon acceptably filled by the llov. Ira 0. Billman , nn eloquent preacher , who came to Connecticut from Adrian , Mich. Before fore his coming the church had boon without- pastor for a year. The Rov. Mr. Billman'o sermons brought largo congregations to the church , and at a recent mooting of the society's com- inittoo it was unanimously decided to invite vito him to occupy the pulpit perma nently. The oiler was accepted , and a meeting of the consociation'of which the KilHngworth church is a part , waa called to admit the Rov. Mr. Bilhnan to fellow ship. The reputation of the minister from Michigan for erudition and olo- < iuonco had spread into the adjoining towns , and , it is eaid , tbo boaita of seine of the Killingwor tn people regarding the talontn of their now pastor caused con siderable ill-fooling amont ? the ministers of neighboring churches. Onoof thorn , tlio Rov. A. 3. OhoBoborougli , who preaches in Durham , just north of Killingworth , wrote to n friend iu Adrian , where the Rov. Mr. Billman came from , for in * formation regarding the past Ufa of the preacher whom it was proposed to admit to fellowship. Tha facts contained in the answer were made public at the con sociation mooting , which waa a stormy ono. It Booms that the Rov. Mr. Bill- man is , or was , A Unitarian , and lias been divorced from two wives. The ministers could not como to decision regarding the propriety of admitting htm to mem bership and adjourned to incut ngain noit Wednesday , when the subject will bo further discussed. The Rov. Mr. Billman proposes to stay in Killingworth , no matter what is the action of the consociation. Ho says ho waa once the pastor of a Unitarian church , but has renounced that boliof. 'o the deacons of the church ho hai roved that his opinions now are perfect ly orthodox. Regarding the two divorcw 10 says : "My first wife drove mo froin ivory church I was called to by her ua- governable temper She made so inich , roublo in the congregation that it was mpossiblo for mo to retain any pulpjt , and at last I waa obliged to got a divorce or leave the ministry. Then I remained single for several yean. I married again , but in lean than a week I discovered that my tocond wife belonged to a free love society. In two weeks from ray wedding day I won a divorced man for the second time " This explanation fully eatutied the Killingworth people , and they are determined to engage him permanently. They prefer naturally to hive the mno- tion of the consociation , but if this cannot - not bo obtained they will still engage the Rov. Mr. Billman. Held up itml llobbod. A Gorman entered the police station , 'catorda morning nnd stated thai ho lad jconrobbed by two men ou | Sixth rtreot Sunday night. IIo said that ono ofthonen Ull and were a light colored overcoat nd Scotch cap , while the other waa short , were a black suit of clothes , Scotch cap and no overcoat. Ho said they cfcli pointed revolvers at his head and frk him to throw up his hand , which ho did They got"away with forty-five cent * in cash and an old fashioned openiaco siltoi watch , worth about sic bits. When rcb bors will hold a man up for forty-fivt cents they must either bo poor haud & the buaineH or olio in hard luck , ANOTHER LARGE COMPANY. The A , L , Strang Company Sncceei A , L , Strang in Business , Articles of Incorporation Filed Will tlio Conn ! ) ' Clorlc Capital * Slock $1200,000. On Saturday last the article of incor poration for the A. L. Strang Company wore filed with the county clork. Thi company succeed A , L. Strang and wil continuo the business at the old stand corner Tenth and Farnam Strcots. While Mr. Strang has always cnrrioc on nn extensive business in the manufac ture and salp of engines and machinery af various kinds , this now departure with increased capital , and greater facilities for doing business , cannot fail to bring forth flattering results. The articles of incorporation were sign ed by A. L. Strong , D. O. Clark , N. 0. Tomkina. Clark Woodman and E. L. Stone. The stockholders hold a mooting ast week , and elected the following gen- .lomon as oflicors and directors : A. L. Strang , president ; D. O. Clark , vice president ; N. 0. Tomkina , secretary ; and iroosuror ; Clark Woodman and E. L. Stone. The articles of incorporation road as allows : Know all monby these presents , that wo ho undersigned citizens of the state oi Nebraska , desiring to form a body cor- torato and politic under the laws of the .late . of Nebraska , do adopt for its gov ernment the following articles of incor- > oration : ARTICLI : 1 The name of this corpora- ton shall bo A. L. Strang Company. AHTIOI.E 2. The principal place of bua- nosa of this corporation shall bo in the city of Omaha , Nebraska. AUTICLK 3. The business of this corpo- ation shall 'bo dealing in and manufac turing steam , water and railway supplies , engines , boilers , and and -kinds of machinery. Aunt'LK 4. The amount of capital lock authorized shall bo two hundred housand dollars ; divided into shares of > no hundred dollars each. All stock ssucd must bo paid in full at the time of ssuanco , and shall forever after bo non- saessablo. One-half of the stock must > b subscribed and paid in full before com- moitcing business. AUTIULE 5. The highest amount of in- lobrcdnoss to which this corporation hall at any one time subject ituelf shall not exceed two-thirds of its capita ) stock. AUTICLK (5. ( Tins corporation shall lommonco business on the first day of February , A. D. , 1884 , and shall close on ho first day of February , A. D. , 1934. ARTICLE 7. The oflicors of tins cor- oration shall bo governed by five diiec- on > . to bo elected by the stockholders , id i president , vice president , secre tary ana-vho shall-be elected by the board of directors. T110 directors and ofticera sliall hold thoVi respective ofticos for the > orjod of ono year from time of election , ) ut the terms of the Qrat directors and of- icors elected shall empire on the first Monday in January , A. IX , 1885. ABTIOLBS. The president shall have ho power of general manager of the nisinoss , subject to such regulations as nay bo adopted by the boardof directors. Jo shall have power to employ such sub- irdinato help ns may bo deemed for the ) est interests nf the corporation , and to make purchases , and to make and have made sales of mc-chandiso a the inter ests of the corpomion-majjrcquiro. AUTICLB ff. The duioa of the ether of . leers shall bo proscribe ] by p7opor by- aws , to be adopted frori inio to time by said corporation. An Editor's , Theron P. Koator. Editor of Pi. Ind. "Gazette " writes " , , : "For tlio years have always used Dr. King's JNy , jj3. ) covory , for coughs of moat severe charucir ng veil an for those of a milder typo. It iivf.cr 'alls ' to olfoct a speedy euro. Sly friends . , whom I have recninmonded it , epoalc of it ii same high terms. Uav Ing been cured by it o every cough I liavo had for five years , I con elder it the only reliable and euro cnro for 3ougho , Colds , etc. " Call at C. IT. Goodman's Drue Store and ot a Ficc Trial Uottls. Largo Size $ .00. Saratoga , Events. The concert givsn under the auspices of the Saratoga literary and debating society on Saturday last was a very on- oyabto and successful alihir. The at- ondauoo was good , and the roaeipts of the oToning amounted to $40. Miss F. loeder's roudoring of "Tho Bottwr Lnnd" nought down the house. Mr. J. Fest er's masterly performances on the zither id xylophone elicited roundsof ap- , u\UD9. Songs by Messrs. Eatabrook , inockenridgoVilkins and Douol were rendered in their ) usual good stylo. Comio ongby Mr. G. Shields were gsoatly ap preciated and provoked much , mirth. At thu close o ! the entertainment the mentors of the plloo Hlub , together with u number of visitors from , the city , ad orned to the residence of M ? . W. H. jawton , president of the society , whore ofreshmonta- boon provided and the > arty indulged in comivialiiy till a late mur. _ Mrs. Patrick also received a party of city friends in a very hospitable manner , who after partaking of refreshments , were convoyed homo. Mr , and Airs Chris. Novine , who arc . oil known to the residents of Saratoga , avored tho- literary society with a visit o their concert. Gen. O. O. Howard addressed the Juion Sunday school yesterday aftoc- noon. The subject for debate at ) the next meeting of the literary society is : "Re- olved , That present indications point to- vard the downfall of our nation. " A ; oed literary programme will also be pro- tared , The drama of "Undo Tom' * Cabin" which has boon repeatedly postponed in consequence of the inclement -weather vlll bo presented at Lyceum Hall on Fri- ay next provided the clerk of tha-weath- can bo bribed. ' O. It B. Pullco Court. On Saturday n man by the namu of Hull was in police court for drunkenness. He plead until the judge lot him go and gave him sixty cents with which logo * out of the state. Ho didn't go , however , but was before his honor again yosterclay morning on the same old charge. IIo was Riven § 10 and co&to and went up on the hill. Harry Swack , a lunatic -who haa been running around for a week past , was sent before the board of insanity yostordnx niormn by Judge Boneka. wmplaint was tiled against P. L. Peter- ° ' thu morning charging him with ob- taining a pair of boots of the value of $3.50 of Tirrell A Cook , under false pro < tonccs. IIo claimed that ho was the owner of the Opera' House Exchange saloon , and by so doing obtained the boots. Matt Matson was this morning arrested upon complaint of II. L. Smith , managei ot the Union sowing machine , for cmboz xling $15 Uis case will bo tried at I o'clock this afternoon. Complaint was filed against Jamci Wakofiold for making an unlawful assault upon the person of J. H&ydon with c billy. The case will bo tried this after noon. * DISTKIoiToOUKT , First Dnj' District court for the February term convened yesterday morning. Both judges were on the bench. The grcatci part of the day was occupied in calling over the docket nnd noting the cases which are to bo tried the present torm. Two hundred cases were called , the major part of which were continued. Judges Wokoly and Neville are about to inako a now rule by which the equity and law cases are to bo divided. The object of the now departure is to keep the thirty-six empannolod jurors , or as many as may bo necessary , constantly busy in the trial of jury cases before both judges. This rule will not bo absolute as the stat ute provides that cases shall bo taken tip in their order as they appear upon the docket and will always bo invoked unless the attorneys insist upon their rights. The jury cases will first bo taken up and as nearly disposed of as possible , after which the _ jurors will bo discharged and the remainder of the term occupied in the trial of equity causes. A commit too consisting of G. M. ' Hitchcock , G. W. Ambrose , H. B. Smith , E' W. Simcral was appointed to examine applicants for admission to the lar. E. II. Crawoll , Tom Piorounptt ind Uonry Grebe were appointed bailiffs jy the court. In the case of Ella R. Arnold against Leonidus B. Arnold , a lecreo of divorce was granted to plain- .iff. Late in the afternoon the grand urors were called , all answering as their lames were announced. They were then impounded and advised of their duty > y the judges. Samuel Howvor was appointed foreman. The jury then. . withdraw to its room , but adjourned until to-morrow without doing any busi- loss. No cns2s were sot down for trial by the court and to-day will bo con- timed in calling the docket. Berths and Deaths for January , 188-1. The following is the birth and mortali ty report for the month of Januarv , 188-i , as prepared by Dn Laisonring , secretary of the Omaha board of health : Scarlet fever . 1 diphtheria . & Jorebro spinal fover. . . 2 ptarrhoua . . . . . . , . 1 Inanition . 1 Mroholism . , . 1 thoumatlsm . 1 Rancor . 1 ? hthisio pulmonalls. . . . . 7 Jronchitls . , . 2 i'loumonla . 9 : Ieart disease . . . . 2 tlenengenltis cephalitis . i . 1 Convulsions . 9 Hepatitis . 1 ? apura hernoenagica . 1 L'inuor . 1 3ong03tion of lungs. . , . . 4 2onf estlon of brain . 3 SoftouitiRof brain . 1 Accident . . . 3 Paralysis . . . . 1 Bmbolhjai . 1 Old aga.v . 2 Jiiknowa . 1 Total. . . C2 tlalos. . . . . , . . . 31 femaleo- . . . . . , . , . 31 BIRTHS. ilalos . . . . . . . 39 'emales . . . . . . . . 34 Total . 73 White . 72 lorodi. . . - - . 1 k'CH and Turner Still in the Bltiffs. The oetors ) Hooves and Turner still continuo'i make it interesting for Sher iff Cannon , i [ 'ho habeas corpus , which was issued BOV I days ago by Judge Aylesworkh , of the Dlufl'awas dismissed yesterday by tVo defendants' counsel- Prior to dismissing the ccae , however , a petition , for another writ , - whichwas grantudy-Trns filed in the court of Judge Lynian. The case did wit com * up for heaiina Jtfiitorday , but was continued by mutual consent until nsst "Friday. The wife ofiJJr. Reeves arrived \Q. the BlufTa yesterday and intends to procure hia ro- lipf if'poMiblo , and if nottogo.baek with him to.Tennessee. Sheriff Cannon aig- nifies his intention to hold Iris men If possible , as he has been to. a great expense - penso to Rot his men so far toward his nativa state. Mr. Guinon b\r this time undoubtedly realizes tlio truth of the old adage that "an ounoo of preventive iv worth ) a pound of cure , " Thurnton Jloso Co , liogular meeting of J. M. Thurstan Hosa Company this ovaning at 8 p , m. , at No. 3 , engine house. All mom- bica are requested to bo present. J. 6l PEMTCTX , Managov. The Cploradu. w < ui nold by Jeff W. Jodford s as free from soot and as clean as Rock Spring. j22-tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tbli powder noier rutlx. A mtrrtl of purity itrtntb vi vbholeomenw Uoie uoonomicu that ibaouluiry klai , acd c > l be tolj Inoouiiiftltioi with tbeoiallltuJi ) cl low ml , ihorl uelyU , iJuaior nhoipt > poJem. . Sold only Iu on * . Hojil jiik < lug ttufJir < O..US Vitll tf r t ( . York. CASTORIA Infants and Children Without Morphine or Narootlno. JVhat Rlvos our Children rosy checks. , What cures their fevers , makes them slf-opl When Babtca fret , nnd err by turns , What cures their colic , lolls their orm , Ifc. Hut Cnntorla. I What quickly curri Constlpntlon , Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion : j , Hut Cnitorliv. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups , Castor Oil and 1'arccoric , nml nmlUnllCnutorlo. UnllCnutorlo. Contour Liniment. An at- Bolnto euro for Rhonmntinm , Spralni , Burns , Galls , &a. , and an Instantaneous Pain-rollover. SPECIAL NOTICES. r jTBpoclals will Posltlvclynot bo Inaortod unless paid m advance. TO LOAN-Monev. ONEY TO LOAN-Tho lowest rates of Interest Bemls' Loan Agency , 15th & Dottglu 231-tf TIT ONEY TO LOAN In sums of 1300. and upward. Ill 0. F. l > aris and Co. , Real Estate and Lo n Agccts , 1503 Farnam St. 893 tf HLf VTKIJ. ' ' ' sieal IT tinner , a German preferred to ilotirdidary shop woik , aood wagts ind a stacdyjob guaranteed. A man \vltli family can ncctip } a email house back of store. P. S. no one but u sober Industrious man need npiih . Unite at once to John Zlmmcrer , Steu ardNcb. lOi 58 _ WANTED A competint girl. Must bo1 R good uasber and ironir. Gooil aKCBlllbojiald. . \pply at N , E. Corner 14th and Jackson. 107-tt WANTED A competent book-keeper for nho'e * sale llitior | nud cigar house In Chc > ennc. Un married man preferred. Addnss by letter onh , 102-4 .MAX HEYER & CO , Omaha. " \T7A TE1) A ( rood girl for ttencral liousoworle. V > Uorman prcf crrtd. Call at 1D22 Chicago BtrccL 2C085 177ANTED [ Auursc ctrl , lOlMIarnuy strcut. > > 202-511 . ANlTif Iuimcdlati.l } , a gouu oman , to do huiisouurkor. Mason and 10th St. BUCKbYE MEAT JIAUKET. 20.S 6J TT7ANTED-At the Xlctropi lltan hotil , an oxperlen- IT cd chambermaid. Noco other nicd applv. 182 4 WANTEDAImnudlatelj.twugood servant girls. Ono ns cook and uno uccond girl ad help take care of children. AiUreaa 220 N. 13th street. 103 45 "ITfTANTEO Dirt for jcracral housework N. > V. cor. VV l th nml Farnani. 131-tf Sen aatBiifaof all kinds m need of WANTED employment , to call at our olllc J , opposite post- olllto , but'ccn 4.30 and 0 p. ra. CANNON , JONE3 & CO , Frcnzer Blodt 940 1m VTITANl'ED ImmeJlattlj ttto No. 1 Harnass VV Makers. D. A. HOPKINS , S216I North Bend , Nebi WANTED A German &nlng room kitchen girl. Ucase and Hoppo , 178 S. 13th St , between larncvandlloAard. COS-tf WANTED-Sltuitlon Uy i vtuiig rcnn as af book-keeper , icon C3 | > on0ent or eome kind ol of'.lci orl. . Speaks ac\eraIl iiuarKC8 ( and lust of cfiu mea gUeu. AJdr aa ' u. CV this olllco. IB6-6 ! TXTANlED-Siluitlons for flint clas ) ilomtutlos T V Call at our cfllce from 4-30 to 0 p . in. Satnrdoj s to 3p. . ill. CANNON , JONES & CO. , Opp. lO. . illSCELLAUJIOXJS V/AHTb. TTTANTED-Board for family of three. Private fun- VV 11-7 pnfcrred. Addro s stating ttrmar "R. P. " his oHIco. 193 2 $ TXTVUFrED-Furnlslied bonsa of 7 or 8 rooms in Wpoodlocalitj. Address M. " this ottlto. 153-4t WANTED A few pct9on vu instruct m book keeping , as there is a demand for comi > cfient > ook ksepura I u ill learn a low , and wait for half of iay until situations are lurnUhcd. J D. SMITH , 07S-OI 1510 DouglaaSt ASThlJ STOCK OK MERCIIAND13C ODn- goods preferred ) , from. $3CO to $10,000 , will pho Lueichange good clear form property and anmo cash ifiiiccessarj. Address "Itandolph , ore Brie cilice 1534 " \7irA TTED For a custontr , utore room en' Fr- VV narafat. BELL & SlIIUVUIl. 12J-8 VX/ANIED Parties wlthlnjr be ardors and those II March of board In prixate IIOUECS , with or wit h out room , to i all at our otliw ir m 4 SI ) to 0 p in QANNON , JONES & ca , opposite Bjbto.Bcc. 015 Im A 'urnlshcd room , ci-ntrullji grated WANTED for tsingU gonilcui&n. A. b- 'D , Council Bluda. ) | ieS- T A31ES OH YOUNG MSN in city or country to JJ > toke nice , light and pleasant work at llwir ou n iomea$2 to $5. uday eaaUy and quietly made ; woik tontubyiiuil , no ranvazciug ; no Btamp fos rrplv. rieonn address Koliable Uan'fg Co , Plilbdelpblal'a. lr > - < e < TT. t UINT Nicely fmiilslied roomswith r ltli- nt beard 1016 UoJj-o St. 190 91 IjiOll KENT A b 3ment vitli tlirao rooms ror X1 Urflit house keeping 1613 DodoHC. ! 1010 } FOR IlENT Xlotljr lurnluhcd U < 1 rooa at flio dollars per month , 615 Chicago tib. 105 0 ( ITJIOU IKNT Hcuta o ( > lx roorra , btavlo and all XT wiodcrn iipll ica . Inquire altf. S. Hotil , cor. .10th and L > I > U | U ( . 153 3 } FOK IlENT Ttunlihod room with board , suitable for tv i ) geu\iuioii , 1312 DoJjco St. ISO 4 ! FiOIl HUNT Pitasnt rcom with. cat. tre , and board to coo or two gjiitUmeu Mi S. 16th am } llirney bit. 170 3f FOU , UENT furnished rooa > with or without board. Kncss location In I ha city. Also Uv table buardcn wintccl.N.V. . coc. IMi and I'arnim. icn-ti FOR HEN7 Large now , two. story dcuble house , Shlnn'aaddltitn hultabt * | nr two families or Mardlnj ; licutt\ Inquire llo ia 2t , Omaha National 158-tt : IlUKNT-niJLlshcd roouu at 1018 Farnaxa. ( OR KENT Furnished room J 821 Capitol > e. FOR HENr-FuroUhod roomswtth board. * Also > few day boardua , 18U lavenport. 832 71 FURNISHED room tieattd Kt N. 10th. 976 tf FOR RKNT-FurnUl ed room for gsntleman-aUo tuo tor light house keeniuK. Ueemeri block , corner Eighth and Howard tit 003 tf FOlt KENT S loom house on Webster west of Utb fit. S. T. I't-terecn , real estateeirent , Ittb and UouKlaa. gas tf FOU KENT-Comfortable front room , soutu-eas corner Fourtceuth and Uatenport , eulUblsfor two K tl uiui. 863 tf TnOK KE\T ruroUtied room * uu the uorthwes -L' oor. lShandCailtolaveau : | , formerly Crelghtou House. ISO-tf I poll UENT Uoouu to KebroiU Nation * . BaoK 1 Uullduie. lloit doairatle offices Iu the clt } Supplied with bydraulfo do'ttor and heated b ituam. Apply at Ktnk. 026-tf JOR BALE. FOU HALE A ftmlly hone and lutv bug-jfy , A three priiiK dell > ery vingau and two harueasciat ft biigiln. o.V , Logan , Deeatui St. , cor , Ckinp- bell 201-61 "I70JIBALE An eitra good bujjry hone and good X1 top buggjv luijulreulJ M. Bojd. N. W. Cor , 9th and Ilaruvy , or at llomm' * lliery etkble , T7VOH UALK-Tx > t 100x416 , ulthirood house , barn JL' and orchard , near Ilantcom Park. Will be told at * Eieit wcilucu. It noM soon. 1UJ 5 I'AULSttN A , CO. , 1603 Funtm Ktr 17VOU BALE OR HENT-Oood Moondhsjid planet JL * and oruani cheap at PrttculVt mutle Store.15CO Farnam 8t SA hud Buggies. Call at 1M9 IJItJ 1 n.T 131-tf gAtifc--k'BOH2 ( , soren squires from new FOR horn * , wlt" f ° od house. Best bargain In I he city KfiOOi AVLSKN & Co i 1509 Farnani Micet. 1804 f7ORS\LK ( A snnll tobv 'o and cigar business , JL1 2O3 Cumlng street. 137-61 irOR BALK CltEAP-IIor o ft nil bit ry. L1 ol D. J , Ilajdcn , end ol North 20th street. 159 4' SALE Farm S miles from cltj. Inquire of Ipoil . Mojcr , over Holder's Drug itore , 10th and Webster. 872 tf Two counton anil fifty feet ot Rood IHOUSALE 1 clicip , at 1603 Dodget. IBS tf OU SALK 1 wo largo Norman stallions Addrrca F 0.1) . Blrdnall , Walnut , Io a. IM-lm' FFOR SALE A good two story utoro property In FOR , Wayne county , Neb. Aililrc sO. D. Bird- g 11 , Walnut , lo a. 65-lmt _ SALK Drug Store In southoni Nebraska , FOR trade , good town , t * o railroads. For eat * till SUrcli 1st , 1SS4 , Apply at onco. BROWN & CLA WATER , 149-41 Knillcott , Neb , OR SALE Three sliow cases , 10 foot long. In F quire of EDUOLM & F.'UCKdO.V , 147-E "OOnSAI.E House 4 FT B rooms , full lot , Ijnrn.Ac. . Jj 12th street , bctnccn Dorcas anil Center. K sold at once , 91 Ooo will buy It. Cheap 1 1URKEH& MAYNE.N. K. cor. 13th and Farnatn. US-it F ALE Full lot an 11th fttrcct , near Centre , FOR and trull f ct but. Cheap. DARKEIl & SIAYNK , N. E cor. 13th nn-1 Tarn-xm. HO t ! TTtOi ; HALK-First chu corner lot 09x132. Hcmno J ? G rooms , barn fruit oral&hiule trees. Very do- elrabls location , near etrcs * e rf. OfTered 8500. be low \aluo. Price $1.700. J.W.LOUN3BUnY,16th and Farnatn. I33-t ( SALl' Two lutrb Mid new house In Isaac anil Scldcn's nuUSUen , ono Mock north ol Coburn St. , nnd two blawidvet ol Pork n\c. Ap ply at JI. Greeron p ctni jjv 113-41 IjlOR SALE Very ileitaiU * lots InCoburn'a Sub- JC1 dhWon and Ilonanf rtaco on monthly payments no clt } tax. BKLL & S11RIVKR. 127-8 1 il SALE OR TRADE A good span of mules , FOlt harnci9 and wagon. Inquire Alex U. CTarlton , at llcCaguo Bros. 030 U TOR SALK-Colorado coal. This coal 1s as frc from JU soot and as clean as Hock Snrlnc. 034 tf JEBF. W. FOK SALE Two portable boilers , 10 horsontwa Apply at D. FITZI'ATniCK , 683 tl 218 South 15th St. SALK A nniall Moolcr , Usliman &Co. , Bi FOR mft. almost no , ftt thin olllcc. tf FORSAtll Sly two ntory brick residence , Ittb and St. Mary's a > cmio. Large bam , out-hou.io , water worns , nil ! nrrangcd. Lot 60x200. I * lco 07.500. Best B-irgaln In Omaha Call at II. Tott'j People's Bank. 277-t 12 lots onoblocK vest ol I'arK ave nue cars. Lets 50x150. Will Bell the whole trao for $7,100 , If sold before January 1st , 1834. Real 11 tatooHncrsbtd this bargalu , If joucall at People Bank. 278-tf TOR SALE Choice business property , three lota JL' C"r. Saiuiders and Charles StreTt. It v.111 pay jcu tolntcafxatothls offer. Call at People's Bank. 27B-tt T7IOR SALE Impro\ed property , which will pay JD the bu ) er 20 per cent on the Investment. Rcnti for $1,920 per ) ear. All occupied by first class ton- ants.V 111 sell for $10,500 , If Bold soon. All or one- half cath , balance , ono to the } oars. The above In- vcstmuit Is worth Invictlgntlon. Call at the People'd Bank. 280 tf SALK Ola newspaper * ! In large Mid FOR qi-antltlcs at hls oaca tf 3ISCELTANEOU3. ypOUND-On Jan , 20th. a lad\'s bre-istpln. The JP owncrcati ha\o same lij calling at the Be * ntrlce , and paylag fortlila ivJicrtiscmcut. 203 5 /-\UKEN PROTECTOR-UnprecedentedlidtMcments VvT offered lady ogei is for this new rubberundergar m.t for ladles. Address with'stamps , Undergar ment Co , 'J south MsySt , Chicago. IJO-lnn. T ARGEllttof room ? , with or without beard , in JLj prlt ate families furnished free of charge at cut omco , opposite postotllce. Cannon , Jones i. io. ! , UIO to B p. in. D46-lm TflURNrrUKE carptts and sto > es , houses funilslitdi JL ? un compUtD on weekly pat meuts bM. . F. Mar- tlalt'U Clark St. 177 49 A twu month rid ncwfoundland puu , four LOST toes and white nnot oibreast. . L'beraV ruwnrd will be paid by returning name to D Gill , 8141 S. 10th St. 176-31 f \VT TIH3 OUT AND PRESERVE To trade , wild. vy land for Merchandise of anvkind , cr town prop erty. Addrots CLAR1C & > IIUBBAKD , Ida Gro , Iowa , 14S 61 . rpAt-EN OP-On my pr .niisca on Dec. 15.1883 , in JLucsc Omaha , ono Cream Colored Tony. Smal white ppot in foreheadanao and tail u little darker than the todj. JAS K VANDERCOOK. 825-6tlewlt § . _ . . - - * * n fcjp i Is UAGISTEU OJ' rAIiTYSTEUY AND CONDITION. \LIST , SOJ Tenth street , bttwreo Tarnam and HM- ney , will , wltli too aid of piatdUn eplrits , obtslulng an } oua gln ca of tb pant ntid preetat , uad tlio certain conditions In the future. Boots and ohoee tmlo n-d r PerfccMatlofactlon iruarantcod Patent Driecb Fruit Li AS USEFUL fj NO DEALER IN A IN GROCERY Crrocoirjcs STORE CAN AFFORD TOBH A3 A P ALB OF ' Withoitt li. C3CMEKSCALK& . H.C.CLARK. SOLE PROPRIETOR , OMAHA , N11XL ICE TOOLS OP EVERYDESCRIPTON , I h ve Beoured th agency ot "Wm. T. Wood & Co. , To sell their tools. They MO making the Ic Tool * , tnd are the oldest firm In the Dnittd BUtei Any Ice Company wlohlcg to buy tools will reonlva thepronrptoi t attention by addresalni ; F. W. BLU1IVE , vnna. Oi * DE , E. I , MATTICE , Graduate of McQIll University , Mont eal , and Rojal Colltee of I'hjalcians , London. Kng , Late London and Rdlnburgh general ho | Jtal > , of London Ihro&t Hospital and Dublin HoiplUl lor omen. 0 tHee opposite P. O. 15th ttreet Uenldence 2 H St. Mary'n a > enne. Hour * 9 to 11 . m. , 1 to 3 and 7 in. Or MiTalephone 1 John D , Peabody , M , D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. BOOLIS , I'M TlniJirNf fi 7 i- JAlIErf MoVEY , Practical Horse Sheer , MaVoi a specialty ol Poadeteri and ti ndertooth"r- o * . bhou , Dodjce ( treot bttweoolltn aid K Uollome House. * OANKON JONES & , CO. OFFICE IN FRENZEU BLOCK , OPP. P. O nt houiei. also lurnbbcd or uufurnlihea niomi. Ulu boirJern and f JrnUh flrrt clatu tlonicstloa. Ituatloai procurojfor all Uud | , ( muuU
