OMAHA DA1LJ BEE--FIUDAY JUNE 13 , 1884.
DAILY BEE ,
Friday Morning , Juno 13 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
.Too Crcobolo was severely Injured ycstor
cl y bv his town running away. His foco wns
painfully lacerated.
In the absence of Ed. Gorman , Ollicer
Knlfilit \ nctlng In thocap.uHy of city JAtlor
The old settlers will hold a mooting at the
board of tratlo rooms on next 1'rlday evening ,
Juno 13th , at half i > ivst 7 o'clock , for tlio trans
ition of Important business. 13 , KsTAtmooK ,
Vico-Prostdont ; Al.K. D. JOXKS , Socrotary.
' Coroner Maul has received a loiter
from Minnie Toed , of Grooly , low * . She Is
a danghler of the old man who tiled In the
city jail a few wonks since , and W H imiultlng
about her late fathor.
The proposal of Dowlor & Morrlll.of Danger -
gor , Maine , to t ko the last series of Omaha
newer boncli , nm-iuntlng to 570,000 , at pnr.hos
boon accepted by City Treasurer Buck , and
the bonds will bo ready for delivery July 1st.
They run for twenty years , and boar Interest
at the rate of G per cent , payable Mint-annual
ly.
The Springfield Monitor In Informed that
arrangements are about to bo made by which
a proposition will bo submitted to Sarpy
county farmers to sell their inllk to Omaha
parties , the milk to bo delivered at the railroad -
road and shipped to Omaha.
Uy July 1st the Burlington will have
comp'.otoJ the Concordla Branch , which runs
from Odcll , Nob. to Concordla , Kns. , cross
ing trio St. Joe and Western nt Hanover , the
Control Branch Union 1'aclfio at Wellington ,
and striking the Kansas Pacific nt Concordln.
The now line Is seventy mlles long.
Yorttordoy nfternoon a homo between
Seventeenth nnd Klghtoonth streets on Jjoav-
onworth Htroot , which had boon propped tip on
blocks after having boon moved , fell over on
ono side , A family named Gouttscho occupied
the house , nnd a little baby which was lying
upon the bed waHsomovvhat injured by falling
plaster.
plaster.Miss
Miss ' 'rink" Halrh celebrated her thir
teenth birthday yesterday by entertaining n
Ilttlo party of her friends from 5 to 10 p , in ,
nt her homo , No. IOL'0 Capitol avenue. Among
those present were Viola , Augustine nnd
Charlie Davis , Union MUlnrd , Bosslo and
.TtnUo Yates , Blanche Sorensen , Klvlo Jones ,
Tot. Mooros , Grace HImobaugh , George
Sharp nnd Anna Mlllaid. The guesto were
ontortalnod " 1'lnk "
handsomely by Mist ,
assisted by her sister Misi "Tad , " and n very
pleasant time was had. An elegant supper
was served , ono of the pleasant features being -
ing the cutting of a cake containing a silver
coin. Viola Davis wns the lucky Ilttlo lady
who got the coin. Numerous cramos weru
played , and a very pleasant time was had.
Mies I'ink Balch Is n great favorite with all
who know her , and her friends hope that the
future will always bring to her as happy birth
days as that of yesterday ,
A most satisfactory test of the magncso-
calclto fire-proof snfo was made yesterday on
Ninth street , between Farnam and Douglas
streets. The safe" , however , were small
boxes , ono of tin , the other of Iron lined with
inagnoao-calctto. Theno were filled with
papers and pamphlets of various docrlptiuns
and among the lattar also worn n number ol
greenbacks. The safe was subjected to a very
bet fire for nearly an hour. When It won
opened everything was found to bo perfectly
safe.
The "cut-elf" constructed by the Mlmio
npolls ft Omaha road near Florence was used
for the first time WednesdayConductor John
son bringing the Oakland accommodation
train through to this city. All trains are now
sent via the "cut-off ' '
- , running on tolegrnphlo
orders until Sunday , when n now time card
will bo issued. It was expected that thu com'
plotlon of the great work would bo marked by
a formal opening , but it is said the cost uf
construction has been to heavy that this Idea
bos been abandoned , at least for the present.
Ellas Gleh yesterday found an old bill
of last season announcing three games of ball
between the Union I'adfio and Alloghonlos
base bill clubs. Ifo made a now data with n
Htcncll nnd pasted It over the old date so that
it road Juno 21st. and 22nd. , 1631. George
Mcdlock is ono of the most ardent adm'rors of
the national game In this city. Ho onterad
the coronor's olllco and his uyos fell upon the
bill. Ifo at once began to dunce nnd offered
to bet that the visiting club would not win a
game nnd started out to find sumo ono with
whom to bet , The beauty of It Is that George
docs not now know that It wns a joke fixed up
or his especial benefit nnd probably will not
find It out until ho roads this paragraph.
Last evening Charley Althani wns Hovcro-
y bitten by u largo dog n short distance west
of the cltv. Ho wus taken to n doctor's olllco
where It wni found that quite a largo plcco uf
flesh had bcon taken out of the calf of his leg.
The wound was dressed and the Ilttlo follow
wan taken to his homo , No , 1110 Howard
street , The season of the year has arrived
when all dogs should either bo tied up or muz
zled. There nront least 1,000 dogs In this
city of no earthly use to anyone nnd If they
were shot It would bo n good thing for the city
u general ,
In the district court yesterday n petition
was Clod nnd summons iisuod In an notion
brought by John Johnson , as administrator of
the estate of Nih Johnson Wostorluud , deceased -
ceased , against the Missouri Pacific railway.
On Juno 25th , 1882 , Wcsterlund , while work'
Ing for the Missouri 1'aclfio
, was riding on n
hand-car near Tnlmago , which was run Into by
by n freight car blown along the track at u
fearful rate by the wind , and Wostorluud was
killed. The administrator , , by his counsel ,
Clarkson , Congdon & Hunt , now BUDS foi
85,000 ami costs , the money , If recovered , to
go to the father of Woslerlund , who Is , his
only living relative.
IIAKAllD On Saratoga bottoms Juno 2th
at U a. in , Mr. David Hazard ago CO years ,
I'unoral to-day Juno 13 at 2 p. m. from
the residence. Interment at Prospect Hll !
cemetery. Friends of the family respectfully
Invited to attend ,
BAILHY-In tiiU city. Juuellth at 4:30 : p
in. . Henry V. , son of Mr. and Mm , Joacpl
liailey , ago 0 months and 11 day.
Funeral JuuolS , 2 p. in. , from residence
Cumlngs street , between Filtoenth and Six
toflnth.
The Uia Canllcld.
Thq OftnCeld House , which has stood
fjr BO many years upon the corner o
Ninth and Farnam streets , is now under
going a change. A largo number o
workmen are at work tearing off the roof
tooting off the plaster throughout th
house and in various other ways making
gad havoc of the old building. After thii
dou ft will bo repaired , refitted ant
furnished throughout , and opened as a
et-o ess hotel about the first of August
THE MAYOR'S MIGHT.
An OrdieaBCc to
IHons&s & ,
Whioli nro Found by tko Police
at 10 O'clock ' Barred and
Bolted ,
Morrison nnil lirookcr Arrested.
What would , If carried out as planned ,
made n big item tor the night reporters
> f this city , ended in a grand fiasco last
evening. When the roll was called at po-
ice headquarters list evening the mem-
> ots of the night force were ordered to
oport at the city jail at 10 o'clock. "To
nako asauronco doubly euro" Tom Rawno
ho cnptain , wont around to the vnrioua
> catB and ordered the patrolmen under
10 circumstances to fail to appear at the
appointed time.
At the time agreed upon the force woto
all present and the men were divided up
nto gqunds of throe and four for whom n
cadcr was appointed by the Marshal ,
Tor each division a gambling house was
lamed which the cquad wan to outer and
arrest all parlies found in it and also teal
al < o Into the custody of the law all prop
erty therein , used for gambling or spari
ng purposes. But ono squad was suc
cessful. When the others arrived at the
muses appointed for them to enter , the
leers were found locked , the window
urtains down and the rooms in total
! arkncs3. Whether instinct had told
lieso proprietors of the Intended raid
upon them or whether a " .Judas had bo-
rayed his master , " could not bo
earned.
Jack Morrison who also had a fore-
cnowledgo had closed hfs amo and wan
> assing out of his room when ho was mot
' y Oflicor Bellamy and his squud and
'laced ' under arrest. The police also on-
orod his room and took possession of the
hips found there and parts of several
ayouts , Morrison was taken to the city
nil from which place ho sent for his part-
lor , Goodly Urookor. Brookor on Ills
way to the jail wont to his gambling
oems , over Henry Ilomborgor's , and was
.hero also arrested. Morrison and his
mrtnor remained in jail until nearly ono
I'olock when thuir bonds wore fixed by
fudge Bonoko , and after having boon
signed by Henry Hoinborrjor , the prison
ers wore released.
Diligent inquiry elicited the fact that
his stroke of policy resulted from the
> rocoodings now being had before the
; rand jury. It is mid that Mayor Chase
roatorday afternoon after ho had appear *
od before the grand jury stated that n
certain party whoso house is alleged to
mvo paid tribute to Omaha's ozocutivo ,
lad turned against him and was getting
lim into trouble , The jnayor intimated
hat if this party did not know on what
> ido his broad was buttered ho would
"fix him " To another party ho said
rostorday afternoon that hojwould sur-
iriso the boys before morning.
The gamblers have boonlooking for this
raid for several weeks past. Said ono last
night : "I have been looking for this
for throe weeks , over since wo refused to
pay the last months "dues. "
Army Orders.
Recruit Alfred Perry , enlisted at Fort
Omaha , Nob. , is assigned to the 4th in
'antry.
Leave of obsonco for ono (1) ( ) month on
lurgoon'a certificate of disability is grant
cd 1st Lieutenant Robert H. Young , 4th
nfantry ; the leave to take oflbct on the
9th instant.
Private John Ross , enlisted at Fort
) maha , Nob. , assigned to company G ,
Gth infantry , and will febo sent to Jtho
station of his regiment on the first favor
able opportunity.
Paragraph 7 , special orders No , 44 ,
currant series from these headquarters , is
so amended as to road that the travel di-
rooted therein by Captain William II ,
Powell , 4th Tnfantry , from Fort Omaha ,
Sob. , to Dubuque , Iowa , and return , is
lecossary for the public service.
Under the system of abatement provid
ed by par. 925 , army regulations , the
: > ortion of the sentence in the case of
nilitary convict Lawrence Weschlor , late
irivalo company 0 , Gth Infantry , ( G , 0.
VI , 0. No. 21 , from these headquarters ,
September , 10 , 1882 , ) remaining unexe
cuted on the 12 instant , is remitted ,
Connubial ItliHH.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 : atiho ran-
donco of the bride's parents , Mr. George
Patterson and Miss Ella Wilbor wore
initod iii marriage. None but the im
nediato relatives wore present to witness
ho ceremony. The Rov. James Patter
son , father of the groom , performed the
ceremony which made the twain ono.
After the ceremony , which was fol-
owed by the hearty congratulations ol
those present , the bridal party left for a
; our of the eastern states and Canada ,
taking with them the love and good wish
es of all who know thorn. After a month's
absence they will toturn to our city and
occupy a residence , already elegantly
furnished , on Twenty-third street , be
tween Dodge un < l Douglas.
The young couple recuivo the hoartiosl
congratulations from a largo circle ol
friends.
An Editor'H K
After trying numerous romoJIoa for Hliou
inutbui , but without permanent relief , I wax
mhlsml toiiBoB , 8. S. , whlrh had given per
manent relief to othora RulTorliiR from lth u.
matUm. After taking half a iluzoii bottles , ]
found that the dlsoaso waj entirely driven ( ml
of my sytitem , and a permanent euro nocuroj.
Tills was over a year ago , and sluco then , oven
during our most layoro waathor , with euildcu
chungaa , I liavo never guttered a return of the
old attack * which illtablod mo from editorial
work. Blight attack * have yielded promptly
to a few ilo M of S , B. H , , and
within forty-eight hour * .
It U very gelilom , indeed that I recommend
anything to the public In thin manner , but 1
fuel It duo to your \nluable preparation , that
has given mo surh lung desired anil much
neodeil reliefto stnto tlieoa fixcUtliua publicly.
I mil euro that but for your Specific , 1 nhoul.J
h \o been lain aside from journalistic tvork.na
tlio tjeverost attack was In my right arm and
hand , Aa thousand * are now 8\ilforinf ; in n
vtmlUr manner , uad many of them hot > ltat (
for cert In rouHoni to mo your preparation , 1
amo nitralnodto aililrojuynn tliU voluntary
testimonial for publication In their behalf.
SID.NKV IlEUiiKiiT , Atlanta , Cla.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mallei
free ,
HUB SWIFT SPECIHO Co.Drawer 3 Atlanta.
0 a . , , 161) ) W. 23d St. . N , Y , , and 1200 Cheat'1 j
nut'St. , riilUdel.hla. }
of Omaha about six months. Ho oradu-
otoa at the nnivoisity last ycnrand A few
months after became member of th
real estate and insurance firm of Han
man , Slurgis it Wheeler. Miss Marshall -
shall has been ono of the leading society -
cioty ladies of Lincoln and is a younfe
lady of many virtues and accomplish
ments. Among'tho guests from abroad
were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hartman , Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd and F. A. Wood of
OmahaMr. . and Mrs. E. B. Lewis and
F. A. Moore , of Plattsmouth , and Judge
and Mrs. Tubtu , of Ktnorson , la. , uncle
and aunt of Mr. Wheeler , besides Mr.
and Mrs. D. H Wheeler , of Plattamouth
Father and mother of the groom.
INOEATITDDE ,
A. 1'ulnlor llol > B Illn Htnployrr After
1'nrtnlcltiK of 11U Hospitality.
I' . IJ. Slmwjtlio Sixteenth street wagon
inintor , Ima loss confidence in hunmn na-
.uro nt the present writing than over bo-
'oro. Wednesday Mr. Shnw engaged a
.ramp painter who came and asked for
work. Ho put the follow to work nnd ho
worked all day long. Mr. Shaw was BO
iibilant over the prospects that ho wont
down stairs into the wagon and black
smith shops and informed the workmen
employed tlioro that they would have to
lurry up with thcic work , that
10 had a now man and that ho
was a rattier.
That Mr. Shaw wan correct in his opin-
on of his now man will bo shown.
At night the now man wont to Mr.
5haw and told him that ho had no place
, o sloop. Mr. Shaw told him not to wor
ry but to go up and sleep with him. The
itnployor nnd the employed wont to bed
-ogethur , the ono to sloop the sloop of
.ho just , the other to plan some way to
rob the man who had befriended him.
In'tho morning when Mr. Shaw awoke
bo found that his bedfellow had taken his
departure , nnd when ho slipped hit hand
Into his trowsors pocket ho found that
before taking his departure the follow
Imd appropriated his pooketbook containing -
ing SCO in cash.
Mr. Shaw immediately started in
search of the scoundrel and is now in
Council Bluffs but it has neb boon learn
ed whether or not ho has found nny track
of the thief.
TJio Conclusion odlio Committee.
The committed on ooworago hold a
mooting last evening , at which Chairman
Furay nnd member Woodivorth were
proaont- The object of this session waste
to examine into the complaint of Me-
Hugh nnd McGavock against the board
of public works for dividing up their bid
or bids on the North Omaha sewer and
Its bronchos , whereby the work of con
struction only was given to these com
plainants and the piling to bo furnished
[ or this workwns given to n third party.
The complainants for themselves and
James Croighton for the board , made
their separate statements to the com'
mittoo. The question to bo determined by
the committee was whether or not the
bid on piling was n separate ono , and
being considered such by the committee ,
the action of the board was ratified and
the board exonerated of being arbitrary
NEUHAHKA STATE OAZETTEEII & Bus
INV.HS DIKKCTOUY to bo issued in July ,
18b4 , price $4 50. J. M. WOLFE , pub
her 120 S. Mth St. , Omaha.
V. 0. Holden , of Chicago , is at the Metro
politan ,
.ran. HnrHtur [ , of Rule , Nob. , is at tlio Met
ropolitan.
A. 0. IJarnes , Of Lincoln , Is at the Metro
politan.
TBII.IC F , Moore , of Sheldon , In. , is nt the
Metropolitan.
Mw. P. C. Crocket , of Wayne , Neb , , ia at
thn Metropolitan ,
Cliai. E. Verity , of Wianor , is utopping al
the Metropolitan.
A. C. Crocket , Kmorson , Iowa , in stopping
at the Metropolitan.
C. .1. Cockert'll and wife , Sedalin , Mo , , are
cHtH ( if tlio Metropolitan.
H. Clnnghly and mster , of Laramie , Wyoni
ing , aio gnostM of the Metropolitan.
W. C. Hiktrahandlfe , of Missouri Valley ,
are ic 'istrrtMl at the Metro ! > olitm > .
lion. A. S , Paddock and family took the
noon train yesterday for Salt Luke City.
M. M. JlyiThon , of Grand Inland , represent
ing C. K. ( loodmanvholeaalo druggist , hat
tliu Mitiopolitan.
Mr.J-'rnnk Itoaowater , the plenflant mana
ger of the WKEKLV ] ! KK , has gonu oant on bu
Hltiesa , to bo gene several weeks.
W. . White , 'JVknmah ; T. W. fireon ,
O'Ncil ; l-'innk , T. Sililoy and Hon. T. M
Mariiette | , Lincoln ; It. A. Tcmpleton , Toka-
nmh ; 0. C. MoNi li , Wisnerj It. P. Hates ,
Grand InUn.il ; .riilm 1) ) , Vinch , Lincoln ; > T ,
M. Hewell ami wife , Jnuiata ; and Jr. M. W.
Stone , Wuhuovra at the llillanl yemteixlay ,
llov. .T. M.f. . Hinytli , Connor Colony ; W.
II. Pnrker , Kidney ; 0. .T.Nolnu , Nobei\ille ;
At , 1) ) . Taylor and \\ife , Dan son county ; W ,
It. Kelly and dant-litir , Lincoln 5 K. Spai
A'alrntinii ; Hon. Ohnreh Hove , Auburn ; W.
W. tStocktou ami wife , Dunna AlHiurg , nnd
MJHH Cora Clark , lllalr , rcjiftered yeaterdaj
at the Puxton.
Yesterday Mr. George C. Ames , Mr.
Mai h and Mr. M. Umilmm roturnac
from a fishing trip to Spirit
Lake , Inwa , of a woek'd duration. They
aay ilioy caught uue hundred pounds of fisl
each per day and that the fish weighed from
two to eight pounds each. Now If any Led ;
has a fuh etory let them wailo In.
Fulled to Connect.
Wednesday night a woman of I ho town
named Maud liramor. who liveu 01
Eleventh street , between Dodge and
Capitol nvonuo , attempted to commii
suicide by taking laudnum. Tlio dnao
was taken about 0:110 : and at 11:30 : Dr.
Ileboit was called nnd succeeded in snv <
ing her lifo. Maud evidently haa i
great desire to leave this world by the
laudnum routu as this is the second time
sliu has made the attempt. It will probably -
ably bo in her case as in base ball thrco
times and out.
Wednesday at noon in Lincoln , Mr. D
H Wheeler , Jr. , of this city , and Miss
Pauline W. Marshall , of Lincoln , were
united in marriage. Tim ceremony was
performed by lUiv. n. B. Uurgcss , oj
Plnttsmouth. Myron AVheolor , brotlior
of the groom , olliciutcd as best man , nnd
his bride \vpagivcu nwny by her unolo ,
W. J. Marehall.
Mr , Whet-lur has only been a resident
STATE SPORTSMEN ,
Second IAX of tlio Tournntnont At
IMMtHHIOIItll.
There was a largo crowd in attendance
at the tournament Wednesday at I'latts
mouth. The first conloit was No. 3 , for
teams of two , ton birds to each man , 21
rards rise , for a jmrso of $2fiO , and the
lallott silver cup. Thoacorowas ! IIul-
shizor nnd Taylor , Seward , Nob. , 18 ;
Chapman nnd Toft , Plattamouth , 20 ;
Hatthows nnd Wise , Plattsmouth , 11 ;
Don nnd Browning , Nomaha , 10 ; L5i
ngstono and Naiflc , Plattamouth , 19 ;
Snyder and Suminors , Nomaha , 10 ; Loo-
dor and llobitiion , Omaha , 15 ; Smith
and Jones , I'l.itUinonth , 10 ; Ilill and
Krford , Seward , 10 ; Warrack and War-
rack , Sownrd , ! ; Batdwoll and Board ,
Tokamah , IB , White and Fitch , Toka-
nah , 10 ; Hughes and Mills , Omaha , 1G ;
Jcnham nnd McClcmand , Lincoln 1C.
The first money , § 100 , and the cup ,
was won by Chapman nnd Toft ; the sec-
md money , $7fi , was divided between
) on and Browning and Livingston nnd
Naglo ; third money , $50 , wont to llul-
hizor and nnd Taylor , and fourth to
Snyder and Suminors ,
In contest To D , class shooting , 15 clay
) igoons nt 18 yards rise , for purse of
? 150 , the following score was made :
Montgomery , 12 ; Nagle , 13 , Krug , of
3malm , 15 ; Wcia , 11 ; Barnst , 14 ; Cover-
dale , 10 ; Webber , 10 ; Key , 12 ; Mills , of
Omaha , 15 ; Smith , 0. S. 12 ; Green , 13 ;
Childs ( Blissouri Valley ) 15 ; Phelps , 12 ;
Bissell , 12 ; Smith , F. U. 13 ; Robinson ,
12 ; Don , 11 ; Brewing , 12 ; IlnlsiV.or , 13 ;
Word , 13 ; Grccno , O. L. 12 ; Jones , 11 ;
" 'ulsom , 13 ; Fuller , 22 ; White , 11 ; Don-
mm , 13 ; Fitch. 12 ; MoAloar , 14 ; Wheeler -
or , ! ) ; Hill , ! ; Huehos , 13 ; Bardwoll , 10.
First money , § 75 , was divided between
Mills , of Omaha , and Childs ; second , § 50 ,
vas taken by McAlenr ; third , § 25 , was
divided between Green and Donham.
AN UNNATUEAL SON ,
Vouiifj Barrett Bent Ills Mother ami
Turns Her Family out ot Doors ,
Oflicor Douglas was summoned by tele
phone last raqht about 11 o'clock , to go to
; ho house of Mra. Uarrott who livea just
north of Clark and Twenty-eighth streets.
Ho found the house , upon his arrival
there , not sheltering its accustomed occu
pants who had boon driven from their
lomo by the unnaturally brutal and
fiendish oldest son of Mrs. Barrott. If
the mother's story of her son's deeds Is
true , the extreme penalty of the law for
such ofTcnsos is grossly insufficient for
trim.
trim.Tho
The mother stated to the officer that
on last Monday night ho became enraged
raged at her , and in the presence of an
old gentleman and a lady who were pass
ing the night under her roof , seized her
by the hair , boat her and dragged her
round the room. Not content with this
unnatural and brutal treatment of his
mother , ho divested her of every shred of
her clothing andi ,10ft , her lying nearly
sonablos's upon tho" floor. Ho then sub
jected his mother's friends to similar
treatment and completed his inhuman
purpose by driving everybody from the
houae ,
The officer was called last night to pro
tect the mother and children from this
brutish cur who had driven them from
homo by throats that he would shoo
them."rThori children and mother were
found scattered about the neighborhood
in such places as they thought woulc
provide them with safety. The un
natural cur could not be found. The
mother's story is verified by her iJoigtV
bora who are very indignant at the treatment
mont Bho has received.
A HOT BLAZE ,
Two Barna Destroyed l > y Kiro Yes
tcrtlny Afternoon ,
Ycatarday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock , an
alarm was turned in from box 01 , corner
of Sixteenth and Tenth street and Cap !
tal avenue. It was occasioned by th <
burning of a barn on the alloy in the roar
of A. J , Simpson's house , on Davonnor
street , between Sixteenth and Seven
tooth streets.
Tlio tire department responded prompt
ly but the barn waa n rum before they
reached the placo. The barn in which
the fire started was owned by A. J.
Simpson and was occupied by Reuben II
Fsrry , who got everything out of the
place except twenty washing machines.
The loss on this earn and contents is
placed at $2,000.
Tlis fire was such n hot ono that it communicated
municatod with a two atory tramo ban
across the alloy , and that building was
alao totaHy destroyed. It belonged t <
John HcCrary and the loss is oatimatec
at 81,500.
Notwithstanding ! hat the sun was shin
ing with almost burning heat a largo
crowd gathered and watched the progress
of the fire.
CnusoJ liy
Mrs. Vohrs , a Bohemian woman , liv
Ing noar'Tnrontionth and Mason was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Doput ;
Sheriff Foironnot on a warrant issued b ;
thoolork of the insanity board. Shi
yesterday attempted to pruvont the riti
of baptism about to bo performed upon i
small child at Bohemian church. She 1m
boon growing strange for aomo time past
Religion ia supposed to bo the cause o
her lunacy.
1 1 is a curious fact stated by Deputy
SheriirCrowoll that of the scores of th <
poor and unfortunate beings taken to tin
asylum from this county , ainco ho hai
boon In his proaont oflico , only two o ;
three have been American born citizens
A GOOD JOB PRINTER ,
With mi editorial experience of nini
years.Rnd a thorough practical knowlodgt
of the newspaper business , desires a situ
ution in the management of a weekly pa
per. Address , W. II. CorsoK ,
Il.m2t Blair , Nob.
THE OJIAIIA
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8. H. HOWELL , 1'mldont.
0. R SCIIALLER , Yioo-1'rcoUcnt
The QE-VUINi : DOULDER and Colorado roil. An *
thracltv , Iowa , Ulstouii.IUIuoli , kwisis. CoalYardi
UrlJgo Stock Yardj.
OFFICE8-117 & 11 Etreit ard UilUrd Hotel ,
Omaha-
Absolutely Pure.
Tlil po dcriiovcr varies. A mar\cl J puroncp' ,
tron th naJ uliolcficincncua. Mo e ccor omlcnt than
ho ordinary klnil , antlcnnnotbo Id In compotltlor
with tlia multitude of low test , nhnrt weight alum or
ihonihata | > oulcr . Sold only In cms KOYAL
IAK1NU I'OWUr.K CO
R. KAL1SH ,
'
lias Just rocohcd n full line of Imported Fancy Suit-
liiKi ami I'nntaloona of the latest Btjlci Also
guarantees flno IHtlriRsunJ Cna trlininlnRS.
at Lowest Prico. Also Cleaning Uicln
and Repairing. S. K. Corner ICth
and Ua\cntx > rt Streets
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jtrspoclaio will Posltlvolyaot bo inserted
unless paid in advance.
in LOAN-Monev.
M ONKY IjOoned on chutlil inortenuo , bjr C. It.
\7oolloj , room 10Omaha National Hank.
010-lmo
"VTONKV TO LOAN In eurus of 1300 and upwards at
1VJL low rates on flmt class real estate pccnrlty
882 I'oiTEii & conn
fOtfKY LOYNED-On chattel property by J d
L BrUTrV , 213 soutli 14th stro.'t. 775.1m
MONEY TO LOAN The loweel rates of Interest
Remls' Loan Agency , 16th & Dcwla ! 34-tf
T\yf ONKY TO LOAN In sums of MOO. and upward
1VJL O. F. Divls and Co. , Heal Estate and Loan
Agents , 160E F rnam St. 33S-tf.
WBI.P WJ4TBI
Tn\7"ANTED Girl to do frencral housework , 18CO
T T J Chicago street. 8 < 0-12p
WANTED-A cook , Immediately , at the cor 16th
and Mason , lluckojo Ucit Market. Good wages.
8J9-13p
TTTANTED-Glrltodoiteneral housework from 7
TT a m. until noon. Morse's III ck , Ifithnnd Cap
itol avenue. 827-Hp
W ANTED Kitchen girl at Ooddard House , Sher
man avenue. bSO-14p
W'ANTED A practlcit drcssmaCor to wnru in
store. Call at once to cor. 10th and Dodge.
S25-12p
WANTED An experienced dry goods salesman ,
onolhatcan speak German and English pre
ferred. Cell or address to cor. 10th nnd Dodge.
828-12p J , HANNEGAN.
W 'ANTED Experienced Dry Goods salesman. In-
; qulro 1307 Farnam ctrcct. 830 14
"ITITAKTED Agents to cnnvass fur tie best celling
W work over published Including Chambers' Hie-
clojicdla , Social Life in Egypt , and the best standard
\ior.K. Sold on u onthly payments. 1' . F. Coller ,
310 S. 16th bt. . up stairs. 823 13
WANTED Flr t-cla s barber. Will pay 60o on
the dollar , or S16 per week. _ : ) D. GOINS ,
822-17p Kearney , Ntb.
1 AHA AGENTS WANTED double quick , to sell
JUUU Biographies of BLAINEAMli LOGAN , by
H. J. llamsdell , MR. DLAINE'S personal friend
and prefcrenoa as Author ; 600 pages ; utcel portraits ,
fully 'Illustrated ; splendid terms , prospectus ready.
Send t > 0c for complete outfit Don't delay. A II
31001N8 Si CO. . Omaha Neb. ' 768-14p
WANTED Girls at 217 N. 16th street ,
787-16p
WANTED A competent girl for general house
work. Inquire at Mrs. N. J. Edliolm 2141 Chicago
cage street. 702-14
"M7ANTED Good flnt-class girl for general house
W work. Call 610 S. 10th street , bet. Jacknon and
Howard. 70112p
"l 7ANTED Good dlmug room girls at at. Charles
T > Hotel , Harnoy St , Iwtween ISth and 13th.
Wages 815. per month. 703-12
WANTED Lady pistry cpok at Danbauin's res-
taurant , 1618 Dodge street. 405-12
WANFED MEN tOO men for Canada ; 100 men
for Duluth ; 50 men for St. PauICitv. Good
wages. Il'duccd fares. Applj to J. A. TURNER ,
Omaha , Nob. , Juno 10,1831. City Hotel.
803-liip
W ANl'UD-OIrl for housework at ' ? ! ! Dodge St.
701-lm
WANPKD-Qood blackamlth for general black
smithing None other need apply. Address
J. F. Hoover , Springfield Neb 7BI-14p
VT AN'IKD Good dlunwaehcr and tccond cook alT
*
T Dnnb-xum'a restaurant , 1614 Dodge Street ,
741-tf
WANTED A rcllaul' and actlvomanto represent
a first clasa portrait hoUiO , toklni ; orders a d
delivering work In ( > n ha to the right party. Rig
unmuilsslon will ! > jial.l. Addruo Chlcaic ? Portrait
Co , 50 , Uctrojiollt.n Ulock , Chicago. 723 IDji
\J7ANTKD-A good barber , deed pay guaranteed
> > F. B TEIOLIIH , North Bend , Dodge Co. NU > .
676 Imp
\\7ANTED Canv asjlng agents to handle a newlj
TT patented article One tothreo c n bo s < Id In
everv fa'ully Call on or addiosu "Enterprito " No.
14 Crclehtuii Klock. 632 tf
BITIJATIOHB7ANJ3D. .
WANTCD-Sltuatlon ai book keeper or assistant ,
or similar petition , by a voung man of Iritojrity
and L'OOJ bu intai training. Sahry n t an object no
much as ktcady worn. Audrexd "K. " L'ce olllcu ,
841-lSp
" \X7AKTin ) Situation by Hrst cla. a ccok In prlvatr
TT family. Call 1208 Howard street. 828-iVp
W A T'D Situation by steady and reliable man
tn take cuiu of hortc * and do garden w ork Ail' '
dress " 0. I' " llt-o utllce. 833 I0p
WANTKD Situation as asulttant book-keeper or
al sunn In drj goods Btoru , by an oxpoiknoi
man , who xpcaks Uirinan and hngllth , AiHreu
"if. It. U- " care L'cc. 7i12p
\7l7ANTKD-Afew tab'o ' boarders at 1718 lo.lh-o
8ire t. ( Si-ISp
" \\rA Tij ; Ail unfmnUhrd front room roir ecu
V > tre ol city. Addriisj "S , K. " llco otllos.
837-lSp
) lab'e boarders In private fiinly at
northwest unncr I'.Hh and Howard etictts.
S03-I4p
T\7ANTii > To rent , a houss with lU to eight
V T rjo'iiB , lthln half mile uf Operallouse , n the
hill. Adi'risa ' Ilex 3i7 , dty. SU'-tf
\ \ 7ANTiIPosition by a joun , ' man who haj
\ ) tHojuan oxH > tltnci > In retail groiwry and el
inortiis I" liird are business , llcat of ro er'ncul
Klvcn. ' "J U. D. ' lice. 812 Hp
WANTKD-Slngle furimhed room by gentleman.
Coodrefiuncca. Might Uke board , "A B.C. "
Bee olllco. 7S3 13p
-A soroud h nd Lawn Jlowcr. In good
condldorj. btato iiattcrn aud price , ( iardcner ,
thl olllce. 780-12)1 )
/ ANfUD Good furnished room within rcasnna-
T T bio dUt > n < i of U. P. hcadnuartm , at m'Hlcrale
pile * . Addren "C. N , B. " Bee oUluo. 737-tf
AVANTI'U Hoard tor pcntlmian ai.'l ' wlfo In iirl-
vate family. Family itlioiit ohltlrcii prefer
red. Adilti'sa ' 17" Bui olllce , stating toinlj mid lo
ration. 650 tf
\\7t NTED Hoarders to know the St. ClmleH Ho
> T tcl on Hariiuv bt , Icttvfun 12th and 13tb will
< t up tin beet tAbldboaid f'r $400cr wcekof any
bouse In tlio city of a oorrmpondlr" tirlce ,
rcBHr--aoasa tvai
17011 RENT One front and oiiu baok roam furn
1 ; Ubed , 1616 Ulcago itroct. S39 14p
MERGELL & ROSENWEIG ,
Pflinloro llppnratnrc
AI
rdllllGlSfiL UcUlldlUlo )
CARRY TICK lAHOEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OK
WALL PAPERS AW DECORATIONS
jl5i5 ! EonBlas Slpfifit ,
Are prepared to d
OUTSIDU T1I12 CITV
in nny branch ,
On Short Notice
HOUSE ,
SIGN ,
AND KllESCO
PAINTING ,
DECORATING '
Buffalo U. S. Standard
GALE
Himefoaugh & Taylor ,
WESEEEN AGENTS , - - - OMAHA , BEB.
, , _ jU ) HAY ,
'
rf61 * ? rt
% } STOOK ,
WAREHOUSE
COUNTER.
ALWAYS IN STORE
LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST ,
Adopted mid ia Use by the United States Government.
REPAIR SHOPS Scales o all kinds repaired nnd sealed by U. S.
standard weights.
SggTWrite for Estimates.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
1405 Douglas Street.
FOU UENl A pleasant furnished room for gon-
tlcmcn , at 1309 Capitol a\cnuc. S3M8p
FOH KENT Furnished rooms 1918 Dodge-Street ,
b35-18p
FOIt KENT A largo , Imnilaomelyfurnished uailor ,
bay \tlndou , bath room conveniences , 1720 Capitol
tel rucmio. S03.13p
FOU KENT To a small family , a suite of 3 or 0
rooms , 1111 South llth streets. 810-17p
FOU KENT New house , 6 rooms , 1107 Da\enport
street. Inquire at 1218 Da\onport St. V53-12p
TpOBBKNT A largo furnished front room with
X1 alone and closet , suitable for two gentlemen ,
No 2424 Dodge street 82M7p
FOU KENT House of 10 rooms on Hainoy street ,
near Pleasant. Inquire of W. M. Thompson ,
First National Dank. 824-13
FOU IlENT 100 feet brick basement , having
water and sewerage In connection. Inquire of A.
M dark , 107 S llth street. 822 tf
FOU KENT Two nicely furnished toomn 614 N.
15th St. , near Cas3 St. 71D-14p
17011 RENT Furnished rooms with board , 1814
JL1 Davenport fct. 707-lBp
T7IORRENT Il > om9 with board by d v or week ,
JL1 1011 Dodge St. 779-12p
[ 71011 KENT A house of a rooms , half block from
.J ? U. P depot. Inquire of M. Leo , grocer , 22d and
Lcavoaworth Streets. 637-10
I poll KENT Six room houeo on street car and Con
1 \ent to business. Address Immediately , "O. X"
Bee oflico. 768 tf
F I OR KENT Good furnished front room. Firtt-
closa bouse cat of the Herald olllce , 770-14p
IOH KENT Four pleasant and convenient chain-
JL1 bers for house-keeping for man and wife without
children , no boarders or roomers allowed , 319 north
17th St. , 3 blocks from P. O. 642 tf
FOR RENT A first class store In good locality.
Inquire at Kdholm and Erlckson. C01-tf
lj M 0il IlENT Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge.
A *
4S9-Im
TVOK KENT First-clasi 8 room cottage 8. T.
_ T Fctcrson , south east corner 16th and Douglas.
FOR RENT Elegaiit residence 10 rooms , furnace ,
hot and cold water , bath rooms & .O. Suitable for
first class boarding house or private residence , $70
per month.
Fourteen room house now , 14th St near Jonca/JIO
per month. BARKER k MAYNE ,
03741 13th and Farnam.
RENT Rooms In Nebraska National Bank
FOR
building. Moat desirable offices In the city.
Supplied with hydraulic elevator and heated by
steam. Apply at Bank. 626 tf
RENT Three large houses of 8 lo 22 rooms
FOR
each. Desirable location , Suitable for Doardlng
house or hotel. BARKER & MAYNK , 407-tf
HUNT In iledlck'a block. Storeroom 120
feet deep and good otfica room. 1'aulsen & Co. ,
> I Farnam , room 3 , 766-tf
FOR IlENT piano. Inquire at Edbolm & Erlck-
son's. OD34f
FOR KENT Rturo room 1609 Farcam St. , by
l'AUL8iX&CO. : 409-tf
71011 RENT Furnished rooms en the no rthwt
} '
cor. 13th and Capltolavcuuo , formerly Crclgnton
UOU30. IPl'-t
FOR RENT Lvgo fuinlsro room to gentleman
only , N. W. cor. 18th and Farnam. 435-tf
FOR REV1-Chetp , ono piano , ono organ. A.
IlOipo , 1510 Dodge St. 4101m
FOR 3AT3.
FOR'SALE The cnzlest and roost desirable resi
lience on Capitol Ilill. House contains 0 4,1001113 ,
besides clotita and ttoro looms , good cellar , city
uuter , and all modern Improvements , Good barn
and cutbulldings. Kverjtnlngin flist class thapo
Full lot. Inquire of T. F. Ljon on premises , 242 !
Capital avenue 4Mt
FOR SALK A irojd second band plunn , cheap.
Inquire 1407 Howard street. HM2p !
FOR BALK ty Paulfen & Co , , 16CO l'jrn < n St.
Iho lufrt bariinln ever olTeicd. Corm rot Jones
and 12ih bt , 132x132 and full.l.t on llth street near
Jot of , with 0 linima > } C 000.
Vjacrui , 1 mile from city limits , with houto and
tab v , fll60i-a h.
A full lot In Oodfrev'8 add. with 6 room cottajo , a
u'iy | ' ) oa ) nt hnme $3coo.
IbUcru * 2 milts from city limits f CO per > ere at
ea v lerniB.
Corner of lultlmoro and 1'ark avenue , 100x150 with
tie unt new 10 ri ) m liouto ? S BOO
Full lot on .Jackson lietnceu 17th and ISIh nearly
JoliihffSt Mary's av , with 3 houses. RtntfCOpur
ni' < ntli * 5JJ. (
Corner 16ti and Hirnry 686fl 310.COO.
22 fcetfrout on Doujlas near llth , with brick house
id ' 00
Cornu of irth nnd Dodpo UOCO.
4 aero In Wet Oir.alu nt ar bi > lt road , ell Improvcd
house. barn.Uc , ? IW > 0 Ihlils a very cheap.
1 < 0'0 with hou'eaud barn unl > S f quarts from fit.
Mat J } ' avunu , W.OCO.
Cn pl"t ln Oarko's place with email cish pay
ment' , bolance atcrytaiy toim ,
ftioieii lots mar South Omaha Sjndlcato fri m J300
' ° * 3'0'
PAUFSEN k GO. ,
StS-14 UOJ t'ununiBt.
WAI. li Three of the most desirable lots in
FOH I'l&ce , at a bargain. Barker & Jlajne ,
Caan w ill I uy B acrei } of a mile N. W of
-O the 1'ort , I'AULSKN & CO , 1603 Kara am
Blicct. t09U2
F OK 5ALU-40 acre firm , aljilnlni ; Klkhorn Sta
tion ; ( aliioii anddru store at Watrrloa Will ex-
cha go fur Ouialia property. J , I ) bILVIS ,
blU 2tp Elkhorn button , Nek
F "lt SALK CIIKAl'-A good pony , ta.lHu and
bridle. Address "I'ony" thU olllco. 811 < 13p
17011 8 \ UOi erar I ml of luildlo i i > nlc < , all will
i' brown. 2018 bt. Mar'save. Q. S. NASON.
TOH H\rK-TlioOu:3ln Hikery , cstablljlicd 1674
"
CouUlui a KooiJ et'Ck of Kiiicv Ooo.b anil ether
lUturCK , xiojoii , tti1. l.ocutlwi llr t-clJ i. Choiplor
cult. Aily | Gia 10th street. Ut , Jacksou and lion.
arJ. 7DI 1m
FOU SALK A good paying [ jrooery buslncsj ,
Block and fixtures. Will Invoice JJ.600. Sales
$25,000 par jear. For further Information , address
for \\tok3"Z."Bceoflco. ] . 703 tf
FOU SALK A nlcocottigo and full lot , half block
eouth of Milton KoRO-3' residence , on 13th street.
Inquire of M. Lee , Grocer , 2M nnd LeaMjnttorth.
030-16
FOIl KALE At the thrUlng town ot Blue Hill ,
Neb. A stock of dry goods and groceries. AUo
store room for rent , 24160. , good opportunity for a
man contemplating going Into business. Apply one
door cast of City Hotel , t r address "E. K. " P. O. box
43 Blue II11I , Neb. 722-12p
TTlOIl SALE UEALgFSTATE A g/cat bargain In
J ? 50 lots In Koesu's Place , on St Mar ) 'a acnuo
street car line , st terylow price for SO dajs. Applr
to Joseph M. Keese , 211 South 14th street. 674-lmp
FOR SALK Tli-i good \vlll and fixtures of the
Crclghton Houso. Easy terms , 633 tf
TTMJlt WALK Very tlesirablu residence tor smal
JL1 family , one block oCf St Mtry's avenue , 10 block
from postoilloo. Looitlou fine , $3,500. Easy terml
POTTER & CODB. 1616Farnam street B21-tfs
FOR SALE Several flno second-hand book-cases.
Inquire of Jno. L Webster , over A. D. Morse's ,
14th and Farnam sticxts. 631-tf
FOR SALE A first-class , v\ell established Dry
Goods business , stock and Irate of store , $12,000
to 316,000. Will take part trade. Address M V.
Waters , care Bee office. 693-tf *
T71OR SALE Two story frame housu , 8 rooms and
J ? hall on Casj street , near 16th. Cash price , $4,000.
POTTER & COBU. 1515 Farnam street 426-tf
FOR SALE Two open oeoond-nand buggies and
one delivery wagon , cheap , at 1319 Harnoy St.
839 tf
Fi I OR SALE A email Hosier , Bahman & Co. , Ore
proof safe , almost new , at this office. U
FOR SALE One Vofe and Sons piano at a bar
gain. Inquire at Edh Im and Erlckson's music
store , on 16th St. 239-tf
TOIl SALE A cholco Improv od farii of 240 acres , i
JL well watered , good buildings , larno orchard. SO f/
acres fence < l , within 1J miles ornew stock jards , and /
only 6 n lies from city , at $55.00 per acre. Also 240 /
acres odjoinlng the above , that can be sold In SO acre
farms at $45nml$17.60 per acre , lormacasy. POT
TER & COBB , 1615 Farnam street. 464 tf
fTlOR SALE House 6 rooms , lot 73x148 , barn , els-
J ? torn , trees , etc. ThorneU's addition , just off Bt.
Mary's street car lino. Price $3,800. POTTE * &
COBB , 1515 Farnam street , 485-tf
[ 71O11 HALE One piano , as good as now. Cheap
L1 nt Hospe , 1519 Dodge. 409 1m
TT'OR SALE Cheapest house and lot In Omaha , In
X1 Tottcr's addition , 8 8001119 , well ! 300 barrel cis
tern on two lots , 110 feet front by ISO feet deep , for
(2,050. POTTER & OoBB. 1515 Farnam St. 408 tf
FOR SALE A first-cUss stock of fancy goods.
Golden opportunity for cither lady or gentleman
Small capital , gcoa trade established. Address "I.
L ' W. " Bee othco. 449-tf
FOR SALi : At a bargain , 1200 pound work horse
In good order. A. J. MANDELL ,
424tf 325 Brcadvvay , Council Dluffd , Iowa.
FOR SALE Cuniing utrect property. Lot In Wal
nut Hill , KoHter'a nnd Donnocken's addition * and
WestCumlng. Lots ctwap and on easy tornu. 1'OT
TER & COflB , 1516 Farnam struct. 429.tf
FOR S VLE-Chcap lota In Shlnn's 2nd addition
Kirkwood and riiiuvlew. i-OlTER & C011B
1616 1'arnam street. 428U
FOR HALE Twenty acres of the Griffon farm , 81
uillcs from the I'oatofllco , and only two blocks
from I'ratt's sub-division. Will to sold in 'Jj , 6 or
10 ivcru lots Inquire Omaha Carpet Co. , 1611
Douglas street 570 tf
FOR RALE Farm S miles from city , near Union
Stockyards. Inquire at MIT. Mover , over Roe
dor's Drug etoro , 16th and Webster. 871-
FOR S4LK Cheap , flno driving horse , buggy and
harness. Apply room2t , Omaha National Bank
Building. 2i5 t
MIBCBI.LANI10UB.
( fiOrJ AH REWARD Will bo paid for the discov
rj > . - . /.UU ery and roturu of the double cirrlsi'O
harness stolen from the residence uf K Wakcley in
this cltj , Juno let 845-U
UP A roan yearling heifer at II , Roen-
X feldt's , opposite Saratoga School lion o Onnur
c ii have same by calling uid pav lug charges.
814-13p
/CONCERT at Henry Itu.cr'u I'ark every Eundaj
\ / from 2 to 7 o'clock p. m. 25o admission Io 3
Plato for family plc-nle" .
IOHT - - BuuJaj afternoon nt Hanscom 1'arl.
J t cck rha n and cron. I Inder will be rcwarucdt
ly leaving ut Doran House , 013 Farnam St. 76ltf
FOR EXCIIANar ; Stock farm of 4Q- > acres , haa
good buildings and inipiovuntiit , some stock and ,
lmpemciiti ! < , want tlMof merchandise ol about
| i.00Address O.llcniy , I o < I'jix ) . tl'-tf
STtlfttni ) OR fTOLVN-.V whl e roan ce about
j cars old , short tall and aleut to bar * a calf.
Ten dollars rt ard will be ] utd tor her nturn to Jim
Stephenson't Llviry stable , ICt'-tSt. Umaha. 607 t tf
rpAKEN Ul > Ono stray red nan hors a > ears old.
-L Call at A. S. Ootroin's , co'.uer Campbell and
lilondu , N. W. Omahi. 2il 6w oow.
For Bsiness ,
Traveling ,
Dress and
andWeddings
Weddings
MADE 10 MEASURE AND READY-MADE ,
Ptctilngr. New Summer Novcltta. j 7