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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1884)
OMAHA. DAILY BEE-THURSDAY. MAY 22 , 18bi , T1II3 BETjTorKefrenr tor Is mvle crprciwly tor the euro of derangements it the ponerstlvo oreno. th ro Is no inl < take about ( hh Instrument , the con tlmious Btroain ol KI-1'0- , TlltUlTY jicrmcallns through the tnrtu must res tore them to iipaUhy notion Do not conhuml this with . , . _ , . _ J Klectrlc ncHsi l > crtl cilto euro all tiljf in Iliad lu too. It l for thcON'Ktpec- Ida rmrpo-o For circulars chine full Information , Address Chmcr Electric Belt Co. , 103 Washington Bt. Chicago III. Nebraska Cornice AND- GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES IDoz-Muxox- / . , FINIALS , WINDOW GAPS , TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATENT MCTAtlO BKYUOUT , Biron Fencing ! Creating ! , Daluttraitos , Verandas , Ofllroand Uaek Mailings , Window and Collar Otnrdj , Eta. nnu. o. AKnetii HTUEET , LINCOLN NKII. The 11(801 the term " Mnoi Line" In connection with thi corporate name of a groatroad , I com c } s MI Idea ot list w hot required by the traveling pub Ho ft Short Line , Quick Time and tbo best of accommoJi' , . . , , , tlons all of which are furu > lahod by the greatest rallnay In America. CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE And St. Paul. It owns and operates over 4,600 miles of Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iowa Dakota ; and as ta main lines , branches and oonnoc. tlons roach all the great business centres ot tbe Northwest ami Tar West , It naturally answers the description of Short Line , and Boat Route between Chicago , .Mllwaukco , St. Paul and Minneapolis. ChicagoMllwaukco , La Crosse and Wlnonn. Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendalo Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Claire and Still water Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauwunnd Merrill. Chicago , Milwaukee , Ica\cr Dam and Oshkoeb. Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukrsha and Oconomowoo , Chicago , Mllwaukco , Madison nnd PrMrloilu Chlen Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falrlbault. Chicago , Ilclolt Janes ; Plo and Mineral Point. Chicago , Elgtu , llockford and Dubuqne. Chicago , Clinton , Hock Island and Cedar Rapldi. Chicago , Council DIutTs and Omaha. Chicago , Sloui. City , Sioux Falls and Tankton Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain. llook Island , Duuuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis. Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis. Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cara In world are run on the mainlines ofthoCHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY and o\ory attention Is paid to passengers by courts PUS employ oa of tbo corapanv. ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co. , 217 and 219 North Main St , St. Louis. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOK , > f WRITING NKWS , f if 1 WRAPPING KMVBDOl'ES , CAHD BOARD AHD 'PHUT ' nald for Haes of ICAfflON BRO'S ' & CO. , Ha\e established themselves In Omaha to tiansact a general br > kerago and business. Wo will buy all lasses of goods at wholesale or retail , and guarantee perfect natlsfaction in prices , as we can buj cheaper than yourselves. You can see the advantage of li.iv n jour goods bought by ono who will work for our interest and not trust to a merchant who lias omethlng be Is anxious to bo rid of. Wo will also prompt "ttentlon to selling anything entrusted ous , and goohS consigned to us will bo carcfulU eked to. Correspondenca solicited. " 3 X5ff"Keforonccs Omaha National BankTucO ro'sninlc. Ad Irem 1HS 16th fat. tlebllltv , cxhnii tln anil prematura decay i\rocxubcdb7 xep sc , rrrors of > uuth , etc. . era perfectly restored ( o roliiiKt health and vlEornm manhood liy THE MARSTCN MOLUS.r oBtflnlnch dnirnni ; . TlimtrBatmeni 01Ncrv > Un Dcliility nnd l'hv | pi l Ilccnva uui/ormly euccessful i iraii o unrcd on perfect uiiicn < Unr\vnnil < llrec < melhoil. tnilat > - llinrninrhRrnn , ( ltrd 'Irpatiee fret * . HAMBUEG-AMERIOAN DIRECT LINE FOR KNOIAND , FIUNCE AND QUUMAKY. Tlio stcim'hli | of \\cll-koown line nro built of Iron , In uatcr tlnht cotniiaitmciitij , and are furnish edulth every requisite to nnko t'.o lanaigo both a < o nnd agrccaMe. Tliov i irry the I'nilccl Stntcfl and nnroptan malls , ami 1 ai New Vorlo 'lliurs daj sand naturda ) for 1'lj mouth ( LONDON ) Cher- bourel ( > AtISnTid ! IIA.V1IIBIO. UUca : First Cabin , 835 , $70nnil8SO. Btccrao ( , $20. Henry Pundt , Mark Il&neon , F , K , Mooresll. Toft , agentuln Omaha , OroncwU ; k Bcliornlgen , agents in Council BIulK C. II : HICllAItU &CO. , Gen. 1'osj. Actn , 81 Broadway. N. Y. _ S. H. ATWOOD , Plattsmouth Neb. , - - - - - . BllSADRROr TIlOEODanBRBD AND 11I01I OEADg M JERSEY CAHLE ! ArtVl DDROO OB JRRBUT KID SW1K1 nnntr "tnoV fn il rnrrnn\nn \ < lnrn ooll ft tleturn to m with TtH CTS. < you'll fct by mail flGOLDEH BOI OF HOODS ffirr imiriiiiy u in MORE HOHIT.In One Month , thananrttilruCMIn ! Aminfa. AunolutKertalntr. * ' Inocapital. M.Yaunir47311 recnwlchbLK.Yorfc. EOEET IlLiDIES find radical cure by my nipthod , bused on recent sci entific researches , oven in the most desperate cases without nny trouble to the functions , [ care equally the sad con- consequences of the sins ot lyoulh , nervousness and im potence. ] 'r jer to ecnd the Exact description of the Slcknem DH , LLA , Momborof Several SciontifioSociotics. , I'loco do In Nation , - . ! AIC1S. mSe wcdis t TITE CURB OP AJA DISEASES 0V lIOHSES.CATTLK.fjHF.F.I'.DOUS.IIOQg , und 1 OUIVl'l'i * < ivlthiKrfc < .l ucc < - s. , , , - , lluiniilirei ' , \ f Irrlniirv nlBnnal. ( S -nt fr. o l > y mall on ivcelpt of price , ' < cri W CrPfliiiplili-U rnl free on application la'MlMlllKVBllOMKOl'ATIIIOMKU.COi 10'J J'ulton btrcet. cw VorU , Vital W Hcnci8 and Pro * tratlon from overwork or , . - 1u\rernctlyknown. \ luv litw lrii-tj i v. . .MI.W.- . . . larue vial of powder for % pott fr oair * * litof rrlca lluinplirryo lloniro.Mrd.lJg , . UlttlCat ( WSU &l'B.Iu9UUBBOl , n > . < v ROLLER RINK ICE CREAM PARLOR. SKATIM1 OK HATl'IUlAYS ONLY. U1XK FOU I1K.ST AT § 15.00 1'Bll JJ1011T. * 5TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN , H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , J873 BAKER'S Warranted atuntutettjmr" Ooroci , from which tin MCCM Oi Oil Im been rcmo\ed. It Inn thru time ) the ttrength of C'ocon mlicd with Stnrc.i , At-owroolor Sugir , niul In therefore fir more economt en ) , It Is dcUcloui , nourlalilng , lengthening , cailly digested , and admirably adapted for linnlljs &i Mcll aa for jiertons In health. Sold njIrorcrs ( Morjnher * . BAKER & OIL Dofisk Mass. DB.HOHHE'S ELEOTG BELT VM Vrf N111 cum Xon ntunrKi. .umlKtpo UluMinmtl'In Par . \l\if , Mmn ] lii ( Stint ten t * f rt * ' \ * " . > i KlttiH > S pi IIP nml It\eT Kt ftECTRIC BClOfj OlFrai.ii.Oiiiit.ftliiiia.ll it liUW rtri3fiZnlQ& . ill n i , IUriHp > la , Con ll 4JKJ | UiTljKi5' inttin rntfiHlnii , Onlnllli , " 'Yrt * I'll" I plltpiTi linpxtinc } , Dunili Vinu l'rolnp n I'torl.ilo only n'lintllloHoe- llli'llelHll Aim rli i llml FI iul tlu < V.lullliltv nml nine HUI m tliroiiKli tlio liudnndcnnbuiixhnrKtd lu an lir tloiit IIT tliu 1' illcnu SI.OOO Would Not Buv It. DB. HORVK I was afflicted with rhoumntlsm and cured by using a belt. To any ono atlllctod with that disease , I would nay , buy Ilorno'e I'Icctrlo Dolt , Any one can confer with mo by writing calllug nt my store , IKo Douglas street , Omaha , Neb. WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFF10K Opposite' postofflro , room i Fren- r block. jtV For Bile nt C. F. Ooodmin'a Drugstore1 1110 rnatn Ht , Omaha , Orders filled C. O D. .V. H. HANOHETT , M. D , , HOMEOPATHIST ! TKLEl'HONK NO. 101. OIllco Uootns 1 and 2 Jacob'n lilock , 15th St. and Capitol A\o , Itcsldonro , 2022 St. Mar > 's A\c. McMANTJS & CO. , 418 North IGth Street. I'AINTINO IN ALL ITS BKANCHHS. H , K , BUBKET FUIIERAL OIRECTQB UNO EMBALMER 111 North 18th Street Omaha MCCARTHY & BURKE , 218 14TH STREET , BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS. MANHOOD RESTORED. A Tictim of earlr Imprudence , causing norrons Aebllltr , premature decay , etc. having irieJ in ralneTcry known remedy , nasdiocoverod n nlmplo m of eelf-curo. which ho will Bond FREE ta IvCS. U Chatham SU Nenr York IMPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION \Ja vornuited to wrar lonecr , lit lithe form nfittcr , and prlvo tictte * rratlFfactlon than any ou cr Cors : in the market , or prlc3 paid wll l > a rrftmdri ] Tlielndor&LmenUoi Chlcujro'ii licst phytlelarj , BU.LOI' ftuiy , 'iicn t Trpci * 1'rfco , nmt Hutptn .leuti. Puttauf trtp ld. 1 r'l Asic vuur nierilijint fortlit IM > * * a r5uiirii > . josf ifn c.f.- , m ninctum-aHUi 'J4J lUuiJuliiiibe.ruliucw. .TODN H. F. LEHMANN"fc clT CHARLES EIEWE , UNDERTAKER , AND DEALER IN a Metalic Cases , Coffins , CasKels , Shroads , ETC. , ETC. , 10OO Farimin St , , - OMAHA , NKB Telegraphic orders promptly attended to. Coroner office. Tclo hone No 821. ( SUCCESSORS TO JOHN 0. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS ! i the old stand 1417 tarnam street. Orders by tcl frapb solicited and promptly atteotcd to. JAMES I. CRAIG , nr AND FLORIST. Plans , epocldcatlons and estimates of cost of laying out now or remodeling old lawiix , grading , uoddlni ; , etc. . will be lurnUhed on application , Grower nnd dealer in all kinds of Floutri , bhrubs , Ornamental and Sliado Trees. Just the thing ; for Cemetery or Lawn Decoration , Green IIouso and Nursery 23rd Mruut , near Fort Omaha. Cut Flowers aod Hower- Ing Plants In pots for vale nt all seasons , and any Horal Designs or louiu < ; ts made up on the shortCBt notice. Orderu by mall promptly attended to. drcBi P. O , Box 035 Omatu , Keb , SEGER & TONER , MANUFAOTUUEftSIAND DEALKIIS IN II WHIPS , ETC. Wo make a very fine light Iharnesi , fand ha\eal. way sou ha ml a full line ot llorw Clothing , Curry Combs , Drauhes , etc. * Nn. 116 N. I6.li St ( Ma Nell T. 0. CARHttLE , BHEEBEK OK MO. VALLEY , - - - IOWA. "Send for Circulars " WjIRE SCREENS Furiiishetl on Short Notice. GEORGE WADDELL , 8. W. COR. ISth and Pouos r. , - - OMAHA , NKII OAIU'Efc'TKK AND HUIhI > RH BO A HD OFFICE WORK A SPECIALTY COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. OMAHA'S ' COPS , They Can't ' Tell Tlic Difference Be tween Council Bluffs' ' Aldermen and Confidence Men , . They Gobble Up Ono of the Oity Fathers and Look Him Up , MlataUo. Council MUilfe' youngest and moat comely aldormnn had nn ndvonturo in Omaha a day or two ngo which rilud up his blood and sot it boiling with right' cons indignation. It waa Alderman McMahon. IIo skipped over to Omnha on the dunnry train , hiuing promised to meet a friend there and take a buggy ride about the city. Not finding his friend at the plnco designated , ho stood waiting and watching a few minutes , when along comes a burly cop , who tap ped him on the shoulder w Mi , \ "I want you you'ro the follow who turn ed ( that trick the other day , " and without giving tinio for any explanation or identification the follow insisted on hio going along. The policeman called to his assistance a detective - tectivo and then the city marshal took hold , and with this showing of the pow er of the great city of Omana , the young alderman had to march along. Ho asked them to stop at Bon Nowman'a atoro , or Ilamgo's , or any of the well known busi ness houses where ho was acquainted , but they simply told him to inarch along , and when ho wont into his pocket to got ono of his business curds to present ; o them , ono ollicor on each .side grabbed his arms , fearing ho was going to shooter draw a "rozzor. " They evi dently thought they had cnntnred a dos- pernto prize , and took no chances. They would nut utop to lot hint uppcal to "riunda for identification but hurried him Uong to the calabooso , stripped him of Ilia watch and chain , and other valuables md locked him up. It was nearly two liours before some of his business ac quaintance in Omaha being informed of the matter , arrived at the jail and made Ilia identification complete and Hccuijod lis release. Mo is now in doubts whether ho had jotter sue his. face for libel , or thump : ho stupidity out of the Omaha ollicors. Bo is so hot that ho sisscs when touched about it. It might do to arrest all alder men as confidence men , who had badly 'oolcd the public which had elected them , out to single him out aa an exception , and treat htm thus rudely , aa a little more than oven his good nature can stand np under. If the city council keeps that marshal in power , they may well look out for themselves , for revenge is sweet , and if any of them stray over to this side , they may bo expected to bo run in and kept in. McMahon may now bo expected to sot sot down heavily on the scheme of having another bridge across to Omaha. Cross ing one has got him into trouble enough and if Omaha is to treat other official visitors as they treated poor Mac , all communication will bo rut off. K Omaha officers wore really as keen after real con fidence men as they appear to bo to run in innocent follows , there might bo some excuse , but as it is , with real confidence men running at large , Mac has a right to refuse any apology and satisfy himself only with gore. CEUSHED ; BY THE CARS , oi Charles lender Found In tlio Northwestern Yard a. About 2 o'clock yesterday morning , S. A. Anderson , the night ynrd-maator of the Chicago & Northwestern , didcovor- cd the body of a man lying near the track and summoning Coroner Council the body proved to bo that of Charles Linder , Swede , who had been in this country about a year. Ho had boon nt work for the paving contractors , and on getting paid elF , proceeded to got on a sproo. It icemod probable chat while In a drunken condition ho fell down on the track and was run over by a freight train. The jury returned n verdict of incidental death , and exonerating the .railway com pany from blame. Ladies especially invited to attend Prof. Hcnion's free illustrated lecture in Dohanoy'a opera house this ( Thursday ) evening. Much of special interest to them will bo learned. Seats free and re served for ladies. Meeting of ( ho Council. At the mooting of the city council last night a petition for the opening of First avenue was presented and referred. A petition was presented asking for some slight changes of the lines in grade of Oakland avenue. The petition vras granted and an ordinance wes passed ordering the change. The committee on strootH and alloys was instructed to prepare an ordinance narrowing the sidewalks ou Pearl street , between Sixth and Seventh avenues from twelve to ton foot. The question of paving the street car track was brought up and the request of the Union Pacific company for tbo.city to let it have eight years in which to pay for it was presented , After some discusson the matter was referred to the city attorney to report on this evening. Adjourned until to-night. T. Overtoil wants all the boys in town to gather soft maple seeds , and is paying tlirco cents a pound. Inquire at city scales , opposite Morgan's store , The neat Ilntorfuliiiiiont ot the Benson Prof. Honion's free lecture this eve ning at Dohanoy's now opera house in Council Bluffc will be the best enter tainment given this season. The press throughout the eta to speak in the highest terms of this locturo. The subject "Mysteries in vnl out of the Human Body. " The citizens of Council ttluflss rarely hnvo an opportunity'of n lecture of this kind for the reason Hint they are seldom given in c'tios of this size and it hns never before boon given freo. The lecture will bo illustrated wilh n largo number of oil paintings. Indies nro es pecially invited nnd seats nro reserved for them. Homombor this cu cuing Ad mission is freo. Lecture begins nt 8 o'clock. Keiil Uotnta TrntistorB. The followitiR transfers were filed Mny 21 , 1881 , nnd reported by V. ,1. MoMn < lion , Council Dlull's : , Joseph Boiler , pxoculor , toO. T. Span- glor , s\v ( jr. , M , 77 , 8. § 3,000. D. 11. l-'isk to Kmnnuol Hcichrxrt , lot ti. block Hi , Ncoln. $150. llonry T. Thomna to 11 11. Wood- niiuicy , part lots 12 nnd ; ) , block ! ) ; Macedonia , $50. Total snlos , $11,200. IOWA NISWS. Fred Helm , son of n farmer in Perry Valley , near Sioux City , was diagged to death by n pony while herding cattle. Work hns boon commenced on Iho now Chicago , Iturlington nnd Quincy shops nt Crestwn , which will cost when completed $100,000. The Baptist church nt IliimbcikU ia being rapidly pushed to completion , nud the proapocts nro that it will bo toady for dedication free from dobt. Rev. .1. D. Burroll , pastor of the Second end Presbyterian church in Dubuque , has boon chosen ns delegate to the Pan Presbyterian council which moots in Bel fast on the 24th of Juno. The St. Piuil Omnlu and the Mil- vnukoo nro having n war in Sioux City similar to that of the B. & M. nnd the U. P. in Omaha. The Milwaukee ap pears to bo cock of the walk. The Telegraph says that the school girls in Dubuiuo ] hnvo fallen into the habit of playing truant to attend the ses sions of the skating rinks. Ono mother in first-class society circles discovered last week that her guileless daughter had been nttonding the skating riik regular ly for two weeks instead of going to school. There was grief in that house hold. hold.Mrs. Mrs. Alex. Johnstonu , of Kookuk , had jnit finished nursing her child last Mon- Juy oning , and handed the infant to its nursp , when oho throw up her hands exclaiming , "Mrs. Tnggot ! Mrs. T.ig- ; otl" and fell as if in n faint. A physi cian , immediately summoned , found that aho had died of u spasm of the heart. She loaves n husband imd two small children. Bob Swnin , when ho loft Ottumwn fern n vibit to Indmnn , was not rocarded ns n rich man. Ilia prospects hnvo greatly brightened within the past few wooke. Bob wns n captain in the Thirtieth Indi- nna regiment during the war. Ho ap plied for n psnaion , nnd it wns reported to him from Washfngton that his claim Imd boon favorably considered , nnd thnt n chock for $5,280 would bo at his dispo sal when the linnl proofs wcro iilod. Henry Hoofer , a young hot-head of Burlington , called on J. W. Murphy , editor of the Burlington Saturday Even ing Post , with a grievance. The editor directed the young man to the foot of the stairs , to which point young Hoofer wont to avoid the editor's waiting boot. From that pouitipn ho drew n revolver , and , holding it in both hands fired at Murphy , who stood nt the top of the stairs. The ball fortunately missed its mark , and was imbedded in the woodwork close to where Murphy stood. Hoofer was arrested. A fearful hail-storm , the fiercest since 1858 , visited Madison on the 13th doing untold damage to trees , vines , shrubbery and nil vegetable growth. Hail covered the streets like snow to the depth of sev eral inches. The foliage of all fruit and shade trees is cut to pieces. The resi dence streets of the city , which are nil lined with nice manles , elms and other shade trees , were coorcd this morning with a carpet of leaven. The destruction of glass is simply enormous , many of the windowH in churches and school houses being wrecked. ISXCITH.MHNX. "What causes the great rush nt Sclirotor & Bocht'H Drug Storo1 ? ' The free diBtribution of tmmplo buttles of Dr. liosanko'n Cough and I-rung Syrup , tlio most popular romoily for Coughs , Colilu , Consumption nnd lironchitU now on Uio market. Hegulnr nlzo CO contu and ,00 A Queen. From "Qtoer Gntno , " bo Mrs. S. H. Ifcrrlck , lii HI. Nicholas for Juno , Ieo3 ! do not usually want moro than ono quoon. In fact , they will not have moro than ono unless > ho swarm hau grown so'largo as to croivd the hive and they are going to found u cojony , or "swarm" as it is called , in which case each family will need a sovereign. As soon ns it is clear to the wiseacres that it will bo necessary to send oil n nvrnrm , the bees go to work to make n quoon. A worker maggot , or if there happens to bo none in the hive , a worker egg , is selected - ted near the edge of the comb , Two cells next door to the ono in which this maggot is are cleared out , and the dividing walla are cut down , BO that thrcu ordinary cells are turned into ono. The food which the worker worm has boon feeding on is re moved , and the little creature ia supplied with a now kind of food , a royal jolly. Change of food , a larger room , and a dif ferent position , the queen's ' cell hangs down instead of being horizontal , those throe changes of treatment turn the boo that ia developing from a worker into n quoon. She IH dill'oront in her outer shape , different In almost all her organs , and different in every single instinct , There is nothing olno in all nature that seems to mo moro wonderful than this , For fear that onoquoon may not come out all right the provident little creatures usuullp start two or three queen-cells at once. It is curious to watch the first queen as tiho comes out. She moves up and down the comes , looking for other queen cells , and if she finds one , she falls upon it in the greatest excitement and stings her rival to death. Sometimes , by accident , two new quoeiin como out at the same time ; then it ia wonderful to BCD the boos. They clear a space and bring the two rival queens together and stand dack to watch the fight. And it is a royal fight indeed , a fight to the death , for they never give up till one or other is fa tally stung. The victor is then accepted as sovereign , A Grout Hurprlio. IB in store fur all who u o Kemp'a Balaam for the throat and IUIIKII , tbe great guaranteed remedy. Would you believe that it In xolil on Ita merit * and that each dnipgUt IK nuthori/ed to refund your money by tliu Proprietor of tills wjndorful remedy If It fall * to euro you. Bchrotor & Declit have secured the agency for It. Price & 0o and $1,00. "IV'M CJ011 A ClTV TO MAKK. " Talk AVIth n Mnn "Who In Able to Con- Htruot Whole Youti In ft l ) y , lioston ( ilolio. "Ivo got n city to mnko to-day , " remarked > marked n Noll-known scenic nrtist to n Olobo reporter yesterday , ns the Inltor strolled uji to him on the stngo of n lend ing local thcatro. The printer\umoitod on the "bridge" wielding m his hand n brush greatly resembling in length of handle the kind with luoh the coloied nrtist npplios thnt vnhnblo preparation of lime called \\hilownah , to ceiling * , walls , fences nnd bArns in the gentle npring time. In front of him nud about four or llvo feet distant , nnt n hugo iron frnmp , mndo.so ns to move up nud don n , in which wns securely fastened n largo sheet of linen cloth. A church reared its high stenplo in the rigjit corner of the cnnvns , nnd around this imposing cdillco clustered n number of smaller buildings. "You don't mean to sny thnt you nro enpnblo of printing n scone containing mi entire city in ono ilny ? " "Oh , yes , " laughed the cheery Boho- minu "tlmt'a much to do , not so now-n- days. You sue , n good scotilo nrtist don't bother himself much with details. The bolder nud moro rapid the execution the bettor the scene nhows up when com pleted. This architectural work thnt 1 nm engaged upon now , however , is really moro ( litlicult nnd requires thnt tliu trim nrtist in n man should show up to n great er extent than almost nny other kind of modem ocuuu painting. Ordinary landscape - scape painting can bo rushed through much moro inpidly than c.in houses , churches , temples nnd the liko. " "How do you got your measurements before commencing to paint , no thnt you niny know exactly what you nro doing ? " "Oh , no measure nnd mark just in the same wny ns 1 hnvo no doubt you hnvo Keen cat Centers nnd graiuera do. Wo got our measurements all correct nud then tump n taut chalk-cord on the canvass. This leaves the Hues in white over the surfnco of the cloth , nnd we nro guided by them in subsequent operations. By the wny , n wrong impression exists in the minds of the public regarding the scenery in theatres. A great many people ple believe thnt great quantities of oil nro used in the preparation of the colors wh ch nro placed on the canvass. This is a misUko , ni our colors arc mixed with water nnd glue for sizo. The prices of these colors vary to n almost unncount- nblo degree ; they rnngo nil the wny from n few cents to sovernl dollars per pound. The highest-priced ones nro the crimson lakes. And after wo have purchased them most nil the colors hnvo to bo ground. " "Whnt wns the quickest picco of work you over didl" asked the reporter. " 1 believe it wns the painting of n drop or back scone n moonlight rock nnd son view whicli covered about 1,100 auporfi- cinl feet of cnnvnss. This would make the scene about 15x35 feet , nud I finished it in hnlf n day. " "In what kind of nconory has the groat- . csl improvement been mndoof Into years ! " j "Representations of wntor scones hnvo been given the most attention. I Uoliovu. \ A line son oll'cct mny bo mndo by ahoota of transparent gnuzo , printed n light blue being sot up in twos. Wntor in motion is represented by the cloth pnintodto _ resemble waves nnd then the cloth is vig orously BUnkou by men in the wings. The great rnf t scene in The World was mndo by the raft being sot on nn nxia and allowed to move nt will in every direction. To the raft the sen cloth wns attached nnd this gnvo the line effect to the surrounding angry waters. One of the latest devices of the stage is the 'splash , ' which consists of quantities of saltand spangles thrown through thostago floor into .tho air when n body is supposed to have struck tno wntor. You will remember - member that this scheme worked suc cessfully in the 'Stranglors of Pnris' the last time thnt drama wan produced in this city. Traveling combinations hnvo upset nil the pinna and methods of scene painting during the last five yearn. Now .jrent houses , bridges and other tfconca are mndo so as to fold up Hat , BO that they mny bo easily packed in freight cars and transported over the country. " From an experienced freight carpenter the reporter learned that nil rooms nro now Bet "boxed" nnd with solid sides. There nro nearly nlwnys natural looking doors nowadays , the characters not mak ing their exits na in former times into the wings , thus giving the impression Hint they wnlkod out through the wnlls. Very few npartmonta on the modern atngo nro sot in the square , old fashioned wny. They generally , in thctro times , hnvo many angles nnd nro mndo to represent the modern drawing room , with nil Iho bric-a-brac accessories usually found in tliu homes of the rich. None Tlicro Now. Wnll Street Dally News. Ho wns a Cincinnatti reporter , down South to fool the political pulse of the people. When ho reached Birmingham , Ala. , ho asked a policeman ser the where abouta of n free trader who would bo npt to "pan out" on an interview. The ofii- ccr walked him about hnlf a mile ano turn ed him over to n second' and th-i second passed him to a third. Tlid third was walking him to the city limits , when the reporter inquired ; "Does ho live far from herol" "Live ? Why , the man ia dead. " "Dead ? " "Certainly , 1 thought you wanted tonne nno the tree on which ho hung himself. Ho got so lonoiomo hero that ho oven spoiled n good harm SB to got rope to choke himself with , " Railway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tlio follow INK uro the tlrnojol the arrival nd do- tmrturu of trams by contra ! ilaiidaril tlino , t the local ilqKjtu. Train * liavo transfer depot tun mln u cit earlier and arrlvu ton ralnuUw latir. CHICAGO , BJnuNorox * MI > quincr. UAVB. * RBIV . 6:36 : p m ChlnwoKiiiruu oooaiu ( MO a in Kant Mall , 7.00 p rr , KAKHil Cirr , RT. 10 * AXD COUNCIL tlVm. 10 OS a m Mall anil Kiprusn , 7.0fi p in 8.05 p m I-iicIIlc Knprem , G.6U | > in CII1CAOO , 1IILWAUXI1 AND HT , fAUI * f : < 0 a m Uall ami KijirtsJ , 7:10 : p m 6ua : p in Ki | > ri * , : 0 n ra 0:46 : a , in K | irctm , 0.65 p lu CIIIOAOO , ROCK IILANII ASU PACING. 6:80 : pm Atl ntlo Kiproua , 0.40 in Sj.Wum Jay BipruM , 860pm 7:10 : a in M > e Molne Accommodation , < :10j : > m At local ilepot only , WAIAHU , BT. LOUIS AMD rACiriO , BrtdBin Mall , ,44,5JIIn ' Ua'l , 4-iOuin Cannon 11:16am : A 1 ranker nl CHICAGO and KOKTUWUTKB * . ( 30 m Kximm | , C.Mpm t.iiorn I'aclflo Kipretg , V : < 6aiu BIOUI cm AND rAcina m Bt. 1'aul Kxprciu , 0.00 a in m Accommodation , 6:60 : p in UKION FACING. 8:00 : p m Wmtcro Kiprwu , 8 35 a m 11:00 : in I'adllo K > i > reixi , 4:40pm : 7:40 : a in Local Kiprcmi , 0.64 a m 12:10 : in I.lnnoln l'.i\iriwi \ , At Trantfoi only. IlUUUT TKAIHB TO OMAHA. I > i.v - 70d:30D.10.SOUJa. : ! ! : ; : . m. 1:50-ZSO : 8 304SO6.3035.1106 : p. m bund y-8.SO-ll-lU : , . . . . . Aiilv 10 mla > a m. JSO-4Jo-6.3S-ll.t : > p. m. * utui betorp IcarluK tluiu. . THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUT TF 11 T $ U IF L ulrlrt Quo of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States to select from. NO STAIRS CTO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR , C. F. GOODMAN , OMAHA NEBRASKA. CLM 1021 North Eightoontli" StreetOmiilm , * ou Strcob Car Lino. WHOLESALE AKU HETAIL LumliGr Lie , Lail , Doors , Qriulcs inul pricoa as arood nnd low ns nny in the city. Plonso try mo. /f innre A w A Tfc.u" A sni'si'1 Tvg" A "w TBI A * % W9 * OMAHA K ATIOMAL BANE U , S. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILLARD , President. WM. WALLACE Cashier. Capital-and Surplus , S45O.OOO. OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS ! Fire and Buwlar Proof Snfos for Tlont nt f m S5 to § 50per nnnuin. OT viO bo CQ OITMIN&S AND 20TH ST. OMAEA , WEB , The Finest Family Garden IN THE CITY. Music Every Evening , and . . HaturdajB. If the weather l pleasant. . An elegant lunch will bo nerved every morning , and thoftncflt , Lliuors | anil Clarg | constantly on hand. BUNK & . MAUIIKH , Proprietors . Cor. 8th and Famara Streets. IMPORTERS OF AND JOBBERS OF DOMKSTIO CIGAESOBAOOOS , PIPES s SIOKERS' ' iETIOLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS : Reina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizes from $60 to $120 per 1000. AND -rnK FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT OIGAJU3 : Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels. New Stan dard , Good Advice , New Brick. BEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. G , A , Lindquest & Co , IMPORTING TAILORS , 1206 Farnam Street , mm AT Without exception we have this spring one of the finest lines of Spring Woolens EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA.
