8 OMAHA DAILY BEE- SATURDAY , 12 1881. i
THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morningt July 121
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
In the dlttrtct courtboforo Juilr o Norllle
yesterday , OonUnt , charged with ember
zlloff money from MrY timer's , plowlot
guilty.
guilty.Tboro
Tboro U no doubt that the Athletic Tour *
nament to-d y , M well M the Turn-Fes }
in general , will bo the greatest success of the
43 aeon ,
Foropaugh'B advertising car Is In the ctty
nod Is the center of attraction for the small
boys , all of whom wo anxion * to Rot an oppor
tunity to carry water to the sacred white ele
phant
In pollco court yolordny Dan Callahan -
han , the olil ofTcndor , was up for drunken-
ness. The judge looked him squarely In the
faoo and said , "Fifteen days In the county
jail on broad and wator. "
AllBociellM taking part In the Tumor-
feat parade this morning nrn requested
tA bo at Germania Hall at 8:45 : o. in. sharp.
All Turner societies will bo on hand at 8:30 : a.
rn. sharp *
One of the boll boys at the Mlltard hotel
ThnrsJay oTonloff undertook to take a friend
to his room with him after 11 o'cloclr.contrary
tothornlca of the house. The night clerk
protested and the bell boy Insisted , whore ,
upon the clerk forcibly ejected the parties
from the houfce. The friend was arrested and
the boll boy will bo arrested to-day.
The I'arnam street contractors doslro nl
Itroporty-oirnere between KIghtoonth ant
Twentieth streets on Farnam , to remove the !
fences and stairways which are out In the
street , that the work of grading may not In
nny way bo Impeded. This Bhould bo done a
once so that the work can bo done with al
all possible hasto.
Frank Thompson was arrested last niRhl
for being a confidence man. Officer Donovan
was standing upon the corner of Eleventh and
llarnoy streets , dressed In citizens clothes and
having upon his vest a grand' army badge.
The "con" man took him for a sucker and at
tempted to "work" him , whereupon Donovan
nrrested him and lodged him in jail ,
Many of the business houses in the city
are docked with both American and Gorman
flags , In honor of the mooting In this city of
the KIghtccnth Turner Festival of the Mto-
-sour ! valley. In front of II. Klgutter's store
is a large banner , upon which was painted
the words , "To the Victor the Oliro
Wreath. "
Thursday Mllea Waybright broke a pane
of glass inono of the windows in Black's sa
loon , corner of Thirteenth and Centro .streets ,
from which ho stole a bottle of wlno and a
box of cigars. lie was so elated over his SUC
CORS that ho sat right down upon n boor keg
and proceeded to got gloriously drunk. After
becoming thoroughly full ho wan discovered
by a policeman and wan taken to jail. Yes
terday ho was chanced with larceny and his
case was continued.
There was qulto a laughable case in Judge
llenoko's court yesterday afternoon. The col
ored man , Fieldwho was arrested the preced
ing day on a charge of larceny as bailee , wan
brought into court for trial , llo had no at
torney , neither was there any attorney for the
tity , but Field marched In and deliberately
naked for a jury trial. It staggered the judge ,
but ho finally recovered and appointed Depu
ty-Marshal Gorman as attorney for the do
fcndant and a by sUuder as attorney tor thn
tate and the two improtntu lawyers wont al
it to empanel a jury from the crowd of spectator
tater * . The work was .finally completed and
n jury , composed of thrco white men and
three colored men , wan empannolled. Court
then adjourned and the case will bo taken up
this afternoon.
The Union PAdfio officials left yesterday
at 9:31 : a.m. by n special train for n > tour of
Inspection of the road. They will go on the
O. A K. Y. road toStromsburg and will then
go to St. Joe. The party consisted of Presi
dent Adams , Managing Director AmoH ,
Oliver Anun , Mr. S. 11 , Galloway. Mr. Hugh
Iliddlo , president of the Hock Inland , Mr.
.Tacsb IMIckonsdorfor , chief engineer of the
Union Pacific ; Mr. T. L. Ktmball , assistant
general manager and Mr. 1' J. Nichols , general
oral superintendent. The train consisted of n
baggage car , Mr Klmball'a private car anc
presidents car. Mr , S , II. II. Clark , gonoru
oral manager of the road , will join the patty
to-day.
In the district court , before Judiro Neville
yesterday , Mr. Smytho , attorney for Ga
xolo , charged with the murder of Xorga , filcx
a motion for a continuance of the case nnti
the next term of the district court. IIo pro-
Denied an affidavit signed by Gazolo elating
that trio only two witnesses who wore prosenl
In the room at the llmo of the shooting , Low la
liagczacaluco and wlfo , havogono to Italy anil
will bo absent several months , Ho further
utatos that Xerga , on the night of the tragedy ,
abused him and advanced upon him with an
open knlfo and attempted to stab him and
that after repeatedly warning htm to keep
back ho drew his revolver and abet alter hav-
lug been backed into the corner of the room
byergo. . IIo says that the man and liU wife
now absent In Italy will testify that ho dl < :
the shooting In self defense. John Cuneo , In
whoso homo the shooting occurred and with
whom the man and wife mentioned were stop
7 > lng , conoboratod the affidavit of Gaxolo by
a similar one , and upon the strength of these
aUidavlts , Judge Novlllo granted ; ho contlu
nance.
Wok do Moycr.
It It now undisputed that Wlo Die May-
cr'n OnlurrliOui-o Is the only treatment
that will abfiolnUIy euro Catarrh fresh or
Chronic. "Very efficacious. BamI Gould
"Weeping Water , Neb. " Ono box cured mo
.Mrs. Mary Keuyou , liUmarck , Dakota. " "I
rottcred ins to the pulpit , Key , George 15
lUls.OblovIllo , N. Y. " "Onn box radically
cured mo , Nov. 0 , II. Tnlilor , HO Noble
ttroot , llrooklyn' " "A perfet cure after 'JO
Tears suffering , J. D. McDonald , 710 Ilrnad
way , N , Y. , &c. , &o. Thousands of teatlrao.
nlals are received from all parts of the world ) *
Delivered , 81.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's Iby
luBlrnii (1 Tr atio , " with utatojnentti of
the cured , walled free. D. li , Dewey & Co. ,
112 Fultcn Street , N. Y
tue-t.hura & sat-m&Sem
Ladies should tullooi before uohig any
preparation that iaapplied to BO delicate
surface us the kin , Any cosmotio will
At font Impart n beautifying r.rcotnud not
.apparently injure the ekin , but in a very
thort tinio llitlo blotches and ditcolouu
< ions appear on the fuco which ccnclu
aivcly show the poisonous drugs in that
composition. It can bo wifely said the
mere than two thirds of iho face powder
contain these injurious ingredients. IVz
zoni's medicated complexion ponur is not
only abao'urely ' frco from nil dulotoriour
matter , but il principal ingredient is nu
active curative for oil diseusts of ( lie
kin. It has stood the test of years. Bold
'l > y nil druggists. mo-eodyl
STATK UAZZTTKKK &Bun
PH'KOTQuy ' to bo hsucil in July ,
8bl , prict gt CO. J. Jf. WoiJ'jr. pub-
l er 120 p. J4tb St. , Omaha.
GUT HEIL
ThB Omaha Tnmcrs Receive Their Vis-
Ming Bretto last
A Pine Parade Through the
Streets from the Depot to
Gormania Hall.
Tjnst KvcnliiR's Kntcrtalnmont.
Thomombors of the Omaha Tarnor socie
ty mot nt Clorrrmnla hall last evening nl 7
o'clock , nnd formed in procession to
march to the depot , vrhoro they wore to
moot their friends belonging to the asso-
olationa of cities farthorjdown the valley ,
on the incoming train. The procession
was headed by the musical union orches
tra of this city , which discoursed swcol
strains of music on its tray to the depot ,
and after it came the members of the
Omaha society , one hundred strong.
The various visiting societies were
welcomed at the train by the reception
committee of the Omaha society con
sisting of J. ] . Kruohauf , Ed. Mauror ,
H. Haubons , Chas. Mot/ , Louis ilciin-
rod , John Bawmor and Julius Nagl.
The societies arriving on last evening's
train wore those of St. Joseph , Atchin-
son , Topeka , Marysvillo , Loavonworth
and Kansas City. The society from St.
Joe was accompanied by Pryora band of
eighteen pieces , of that city , which is
ono of the finest musical companies in
this valley. Those members arriving on
last evening's train are only the active
members of these societies , or those ; who
take part in the entertainment and ozor-
cisca. They will bo followed to-day by
the passive members who will ho fully
two hundred strong , and bo accompanied
by their ladies.
At the depot the several societies
formed themselves into a procession
headed bp Frypr'a band. Then came the
St. Joseph society , immediately followed
by those of Atchluson and Topoka. The
Musical ] Union orchestra came next ,
the Turner's of Omaha completing the
procession. This procession then
moved up Tenth street to Douglas , up
Douglas to Fifteenth to Farnam and up
Farnam to the hall. From the depot
to the hall the bands alternated in dis
coursing music through the streets.
Both bands were finely uniformed nnd
presented a most acceptable appearance
im their march through the city.
Gormania hall was tastily arranged for
the occasion , and no pains had boon
spared to make it look inviting and beau
tiful. In front , and in the hall loading
to the reception room , boughs of oak and
maple were upon the Trolls. The main
bail or reception room was brilliantly
lighted , and most beautifully frescoed for
the occasion. Loaning against the sides
of the stage were the Hags nnd banners
of the different societies taking part in
the festival.
The procossio entered the hall and the
different societies seated themselves
around tables loaded in anticipation of
ihoir ftcomiug with all the delicacies
that tickle a Gorman oalato. In ono
corner were two kegs of the nut brown
boor and when their contents were ex
hausted other full ones took their places.
At half-past nine Vhillip Andres , pros-
dent of the Omaha Turners delivered the
address of welcome to the visiting so
cieties in behalf of his Omaha brethren.
The speech was n very appropriate ono
for the occasion and was responded to
with cheers. The speaker concluded his
romarlto by mentioning Alfred Myor of
Atohinson as chairman of the evening.
Mr. Myor was unanimously elected
and taking the stand made a few remarks
upon the law of prohibition in his state ,
and stated ho had lost his voice through
its shameful effects. Ho then took his
seat at the head of the center table and
appointed Messrs. Haubons , Andres and
Burmostor assistant chairmen to assist
him in keeping order. Speeches and re
sponses vroro then the order of the day.
Mr. Hatshun , of the English Lutheran
school , the several chairmen nnd Mr.
Smith , of the Stadt theatre , who made a
strong speech against prohibition and fin
ished it by drinking a glass of beer nil
made fitting and appropriate remarks.
The various societies then arose and
sang , 'Brothers let us join in recreation
and joy. " After several other short
speeches by members , the Omaha Turn
er quartette took the stage and sang
"Froo , holy and fresh makes life a com
fort in this world , " nud nt the finish was
long and loudly cheered.
The various exorcises of speech mnk.
ing , boor drinking nnd banqueting , called
by the Germans , a Commoru continued
until a late hour when the different eoci-
otlcs separated to moot at 9 o'clock this
morning.
TO-DAY'S rnoaiiAMMj : .
This-morning the visiting Turners ,
leadiiiR societies of Omaha , the city
council , etc. , will moot .it Gormania hall ,
form in procession and march through the
principle strootK of too city , SBhas , boon
announced heretofore. In the afternoon
the grand gymnastic tournament will
take phco in the Union Pacific base ball
park , the principle attraction of which
will bo a match between the homo
team and a club from Mexico , Mo. ,
claiming to bo the best nine in that state
outside of St. Louis.
In the ovoninct , Julius F. Ilarthun
will deliver the festival oration in Gor
mania hall.
hall.HUNIUY'H
HUNIUY'H ' I-UOUIUMMK.
The gjmnastio tournament on Sunday
will bo continued at llascall's park , nnd
prizes will bo given in the following contests -
tests : llunmng high jump , running
broad jump , puttlogtho stone , polo vaultIng -
Ing , rope climbing , running races , spear
throwing nnd tug of war. Thcso prizes
will bo aelivorod by young ladies of
Omaha. The brass band of the Omaha
musical union will bo in attendance on
the ground nil day nnd furnish music for
the occasion.
CONVINCING.
a ho proof j | thopuaaing Is not In chewing
thoHtrlng , but In liming tin opiwrlunlty to
test the artldo direct. BclaotorS Bccht , the
DrurcUt * , lm > e a free trial buttle of Dr. lo- !
uiuiko'a Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
c\cry ono who Is aflllcted with Coughs , Colds ,
Aatbmu , Consumption or any Lung Affection.
Another Ueiitriuo Hey in the Pront ,
It will bo gratifying to the friends of
Mr. Anatm Eliuby to learn that ho has
jeon appointed nasistant cashier of the
Firat National bank of Hod Cloud. This
s a well merited promotion and shows
that the services of a faithful and vfllciont
: lerk nro justly appreciated , ADUOII came
to Beatrice as a young lad about nine
years ago , and is n brother of Mm. 8. 0.
Smith , of this city. Ilia first businrs *
experience was at lied Cloud , where he
vrai employed as errand boy in the bank
of Smith Bros. , au i has risen by gradual
> romotion until now ho enjoys a position
uf responsibility and trust iu the stron
gest and most influential bank in the entire
tire Republican Valley. [ Boatric
Express.
The above mentioned gentleman Li o
brother of Mr. Ira P. Iligby , the popula
and efficient clerk at the Paxton hole
nnd Anson'a many friends in this city
whore ho was born , will rejoice to learn
of his good fortuno.
1
ALAEGE TBANSFEE ,
The Onmli * Street KnllxTnr Again la
Sold , nd Bonded for $ .100,000 ,
Yostordfiy the deed from W. W
Mnrah nnd wife to Guy Burton , S. II
II. Clark nnd Frank Murphy , oxocuUu
on Iho llth day of February last , \rhoro
by a throo'fifthn interest in the otroo
railway , waa convoyed to thono grantoou
for § 150,000 wna. filed in the county
clerk's office. Accomprnylng their conveyance
voyanco Was another from Mnrsh , Olark
nnd Barton , nnd their wives , nnd Frank
Murphy to the Omaha Ilorso Railway
company convoying all their interest in
the franchise , the horaos , cars , tracks ,
turntables to the grantee for the sum o
? r > 93aoo.
A third iiiHtrumont , n dcnd of trust
also from the Iloroo Railway Company to
Bon. Wood , as trustee , waa also filed.
This conveyance sets forth that it Is
made for the purpose of mining $300 ,
000 , and that . ' 300 bonds of $1,000 each
duo in IDOt , have boon issued thereon.
By inquiry it was learned that n crrca ,
part of this last amount is raised for tno
purpose of building and extending the
linca of the company throughout the
variouB portions of the city.
What Wo Can Cure , ( JCL'H not Kndiirc
If wo can euro nn aclia , or n gprnln. or a
| > nln , or a Inmonosa , or a Imrn , or n lirulno , era
a blto , by UBlncThuman' Kclcctrlc Oil. lot's do
it. ThonW.Kcioitric Ull Is known to bo good.
Lot's try it.
A NEW GRAND JURY ,
Onn Application of Mr. Godwin Cer
tain Gtinrgcato bo IIo-examined.
Yesterday forenoon District Attorney
Godwin made an informal application to
the court for a now grand jury , which
was granted. This is doomed necessary
by the state in view of the several felon
ies committed since the adjournment ol
the last ouo. Two burglars caught in
the act of robbing houses are now in jail ,
where they will languish until next Octo
ber unless disposed of by this term oi
court. It is also said the indictmonl
against Henry , charged with murder in
the first degree is also defective and that
certain others will also bo reindictod.
Sheriff Miller was busy yesterday after
noon executing the order of the court to
mmnion a now jnry , and lias the venire
leaded wltn the name of Charles H.
Oowoy.
PEIISONAU
Kmilo BohnfTur , of Grand Island , Is at tbo
Metropolitan.
Kd. S. Noble of Blnlr , in registered nt the
Metropolitan.
J. Jf. McCablo of Ilook Inland , is at the
Metropolitan.
T. V. Hnmlin of Ottawa , Kansas , in at the
Metropolitan.
J. B. iloynolda of Turra Haute , Ind. , in ut
iho Metropolitan.
J. A. Grow of Wycomore , in the ( rueat of
ho Metropolitan.
ChoB. S. H to verm of 1'oublo , Col. , in Bojourn-
ng nt tbo Metropolitan.
II. Hinksoii , of WtMt Point , In Stopping at
.hu Metropolitan.
M..II. HtafTord and wife of Dos Molne.H , aio
fltopjiing nt tlio Mctropolitnu.
1' , II. Davia and wifu of Chicago , are the
floats of the Metropolitan.
Mr. Jong Hanson , n tailor in the employ of
0. A. LInilqulet , is the happy father of a
thirteen pound boy who made his nppoaranco
this iuet. BoinR thu fir t ho 'wtw unusually
Avelcomo.
IIorsford'H Acid
Advantageous In Dyspepsia.
Dr. G. V. DOHSKY , Piqtia , Ohio , says :
"I have used it in dyspepsia with very
marked benefit. If there ia deficiency of
acid in the stomach , nothing affords more
rol'of ' , while the action on the nervous
system is decidedly beneficial.
Kccklcss Drivers'
*
About half past eight oclock last eve
ning quite a sorlons accident occurred at
the corner of Thirteenth and Douglas
streets. Mr. E. B. Chapman and his
niece were drivingwcst on Douglas street
in a buggy , when their vehicle was run
into by ft road wagon , coming from the
opposite direction and occupied by two
drunken men. The horse driven by the
drunken men was going at a high rate of
speed when the vehicles collided Mr.
Chapman's buggy was badly demoralized
and himself ana companion were thrown
to the eround. The lady was injured
about the hond aud lost a gold breast
pin. Mr. Chapman was also slightly in
jured and lost n gold chain. The two
drunken men are supposed to bo Graham
Hardy and J. Swanson , the latter being
thrown out and somewhat cut about the
lioad. No arrests were made , while both
fellows should have boon lodged in jail
aud subjected to a heavy fine.
fill ; Gcnrto Doil o Hponlcs.
This gentleman lives in Kinporlmn , IV ,
ami sayB , "Ono of my jnoii , dutn. Louis ,
wjillo working In the woods sprained his uuklo
10 bad that ho could hardly hobble to the
lumto. Used Thomas' Kcleotrlo Oil ami was
ready for work tha next morning , 1 huvo
never yet scon to peed n uioJIclno. "
11IKI ) .
8HULT/-In this city , July 10. a * 2 p. . ,
Aniilo , daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D.
tichultz , tHoi ! U months.
3'nnoral will tuUo pUce to-Jay , July 12 ,
ntlOa. rn. , from the resltloncu , L'13 North
Twelfth utrcut. FrlouiU of the family lu-
> ltwL _
Howlui ; Wild Outs.
How many w sto their time and roaonrcos
n foolish experiments , with nasty worthier
uodlcliirs that can ne > erdo th m a whit of
Kooil. If you nro ick Kin ! want help cet a
reputable romiidy of eitabllihoil merit. The
curatlvolrtuea ol Burdock Blood Bitter *
ifttpiioter been quMtlnnod. For n enfoe.
JleU circulatlou or a weak stomach they nro
plsndid ,
The most stubborn and distressing
canes of dyspepsia yield to the regulating
and toning influences of Ilood'a Banana ,
ilia. Try it.
TROTTED TO THE FINISH ,
Last Day ofiucSniniiierMeetlDpr ill
Omaha DriylDEParfc Association ,
Plattoring Showing for the Firs
Mooting A Pine Week
of Sport ,
The Now Society nnd Mnnnfjomont to
bo OonftrntulAtcilfor tbo Manner
In Which the Meeting Has
Boon Conducted ,
Yesterday closed the first mooting o
the Omaha Driving Park association , ant
the society cannot help but congratulate
itself upon the successful termination o
the races.
It htuj been n mooting of pleasure
throughout. The weather during the
entire mooting , barring the first day
which was fearfully hot , has boon all tha
could bo desired , and the track wan in
the best of condition. The attendance
during the races was fairly good , thoupl
not what it should have boon by any
moans.
The members of the association ma ;
well congratulate themselves upon this
their first mooting. They have lost som
money , doubtless , but they did not ox
poet ts make the first mooting a finaneia
success ; hence are not in the least discouraged
couragod ; on the contrary , are highly
elated that the mooting "panned out * n
well as it did.
Tnis mooting should bo a sufiiciou
guarantee to the citizens of Omnha tha
when the Omaha Driving Park nssocia
tion advertise a mooting , it can bo taken
for granted that the races will bo on th
square and no foolishness. Ono thing
which haa characterized the meeting
which has just closed is the fact that th
best horse has been made to win his race
and that is nil anybody could ask for.
The crowd yesterday was much largo
than on any of the preceding days anc
were treated to some good races.
In the 2:48 : class there were throe
starters , Theodore , Ilex , and John I
The horses were called promptly at 2
o'cloak. Theodore drew the polo , John
I second place , and Box. third. The
lioraes got away on the second attempt ,
with John I. slightly in the roar. Theo
dore kept the load to the second turn
when ho loft his feet letting Rex to the
front. In this manner they trotted to
the finish with John I. a bad third.
Time , 2:30 : .
The interest of the day centered In the
Free-for-all race , in which there were
four starters , Harry Veloi , vlth a rec
ord of 2:24A : ; Flora P. , with a roiord of
2:24J : : Big Soap , with a record of 2:23 : ;
and \Vill Cody , -rrith a record of 2:19J. :
Handicap , Joe Daviea , Don and Long-
"ellow were drawn. "Will Cody drew the
polo , Harry Velox second , Flora P. third ,
ind Big Soap fourth. On the second
trial the horaesworo | sent oQJwith BigSoap
off his feet. _ On the first turn Will Cody
went all to pieces and dropped back be
hind , From this on the heat was with
out especial features and the horses pass-
ad under the wire in the following order :
Barry Volox _ first , Flora P. second , Big
Soap third , and Will Cody fourth.
Time , 2:20j. :
In the second heat in the 2:48 : class ,
; ho horses got away on the first attempt ,
[ lex wont the front and bafllod all at-
ompts of Theodore to head him. John
[ . yraa practically out of tbo race. All
lorsos trotted equaroly. They passed
indor the wire in the following order :
[ lex first , Theodore a good second and
John I. , third. Time , 2:38. :
In the second heat of the froo-for-all
ace the horses got the word the second
line they came down. Big Soap wont up
m the first turn and dropped back behind
the group. Will Cody nnd Flora P.
were both lapping Harry Vclox on the
pack stretch. Cody wna pushing hard
for the first place when ho left his fool
and wont into a bad break. This loal
aim the heat for by the time ho was
level there was a gap of a dozen open
lengths between him and the foremost
homo. From this on the heat was an
easy ono for Velox who jogged under the
wire winner , Flora P. second , Big Soap
third and Will Cody fourth. Time , 2:28. :
The third heat in the 2:48 : class was a
pretty race between llnx and Thoodoro.
fho horses got away together but John
[ . broke on the first turn and dropped
away back behind the other horses and
lost steadily. On the back stretch of
the second half milo John I. was far
enough back to got the ilag , but his ariv-
> r broke him up and run him in to save
lis distance , but this the jndgoa would
lot allow and distanced him for running.
llox won the heat with John I. second.
Time 2:301. :
In the third heat in the froo-for-all
class the horses were sent away with
Velox under a break. Flora P. went up
in the first turn and dropped back to the
ourth placo. Will Cody shot to the
rent and led the field to the half-milo
> est , whore ho quit , and on the second
urn on the second half milo Volox
loaded him and trotted to the finish an
easy winner. Will Cody had completely
quit , and Big Soap boat him homo. The
ilaces at the tinith wpro as follows :
Velox first , Big Soap second , Will Cody
third , and Flora P. fourth. Time , 2:28. :
It was evident from the start that
3cdy was not played t" win , as ho was
stuffed full and could not hold his gait.
In the half milo and repeat , running
'ace , there were thrco otartors , Little-
ollow , Duke Connaught and Corrilla.
Oorrilla drew the polo , Duke of Con-
mught second place , and Littlolollow
outside.
Mr. Hancock announced before starting
hem that ono of the heats must bo run
n 51 seconds or bettor ,
The horses were sent away at the first
ttompt at the tap of the drum. Thu
) uko of Connaught shot to the front and
kept the lead to the finish. Littlofcllow
> nd Corrilla had it nock and nnck on the
> aok stretch but u& thuy headed into the
lomo stretch. Littlofollow passed the
; iare and boat her home byn half length.
Time , 49 seconds.
At the conclusion of the first heat in
ho half milo race , the clouds began to
oolc threatening , and many of the poo-
do in carriages turned their horses
lomoward.
Twenty minutes time elapsed between
ho first and second heats of the half
nile running race , when the howcs were
oady to start again. After getting nway
lie Duke of Oonnauaht went to the front
nd stayed there to the finish , with Lit
Io Follow Bccoud , and Corrilla third.
Time , filj
In the running race , milu and repeat ,
there were only two starters , LUtloFeh
low and Bright Light , Gen. Warren hav
ing been drawn. Little Fellow won.botl
heats in this race handily.
flUMMAUY.
2:48 : CLASS inoTTiNo.
Ilci . . . 1 1
Theodore , . 2 2
John 1 . 3 3di
Time 2u1CJ , 2:38 , 2:38.
nun ron AIL THOTIIXO.
Harry Vclnx . , . . . 1 1
Flora I' . 2 2
ISoan . 3 3
Bill Cody . 4 4 3
Timo2:20J : , 8:28 : , 2:28.
HALF MII.H AND nil'BAT nf.VHlNO.
Duke of Connaught . 1
Mttlefcllow . 2
Corrilla . 3
Time 49 , 01J.
MILS AND HKPKAT nOSNlKO.
Littlofollow . 1
Time 1:47 ? , 1:52 $ .
Upon the conclusion of the races yes
terday afternoon the judges announce !
that they had suspended , for thirty days
J , I. Wilson , the driver of Urbana Belle
for holding her in a raco. *
THE TUENEES ,
A Number of Thorn Hnvo Alromlj
Arrived in the City.
A number of the visiting Turners ar
rived in this city yesterday and wor
escorted by the commictoo , appointee
for thai purpose , to their hotel. Laa
evening a banquet and reception of members
bers took place at Germania hall. A
grand paraao will bo given at 9 o'clock
this morning , and open-air cxcr
cises at 1 o'clock on the bnao ball park
followed by a ball game are on the pro
gramme for the afternoon.
The line of march for the parade
this morning is the following : From
Germauia hall. Nineteenth and llarnoy
to Farnam , down Farnam to Thirteenth
down Thirteenth to Jones , down Jones
to Tenth , up Tenth to Douglas , up
Douglas to Sixteenth , up Sixteenth to
Jefferson square , countermarch on Sixteenth
toonth to Dodge , march down Dodge to
Fifteenth , down Fifteenth to Farnam
and back to the hall.
From 300 to 400 active and passive
Turners and their friends are oxpectoc
and moot of thoao outside of the active
mombora will como on excursion trains
to-day and stay over Sunday , taking
in the ball and the picnic Sunday.
THE SOCIETIES TAKING 1'ABT.
The following societies will take pan
in this morning's parado.
City marahaland equad of police.
Concordia singing society.
Maonnorchor " "
Swiss "
Delegations from the fire companies.
Buhomiam turner society "Jednota
Sokol. "
Turner societies from St. Joseph ,
Mo.
Mo.Atchison
Atchison , Kan. ,
Leavenworth , "
Topeka , "
Laworenco , "
Maryavillo "
Emporia , "
Yankton Dak. .
Omaha , Nob. ,
The musical union band , and Pyre's
band from St. Joseph will frunish the
music for the parado.
SALOON SLUGGERS ,
Jack Qainlam and His Partners At-
( toiupt to Clean Out a Saloon.
Last night about 11 o'clock the notor
ious Jack Quinlan , with Tom Leonard
md several other of his pals , went into
IVIcClolland's saloon , on the northwest
corner of Eleventh and Harnoy , for the
purpose of whipping a Council Bluffs
man named Shields , A general row
onaued in the bar-room pistola , beer
glasses , and pop bottles being used In
discriminately. The police at length
came in and put au end to the melee.
Several were found to have boon wounded
od but none seriously , A young man
named Poland who was taking no part in
the uiTray but was standing in the door
it the time hau hia foot impaled upon a
fragment of a beer bottle ; a carpenter
named John Ward received a flesh
wound in the forearm from a pistol ball ,
ind Leonard waa found to have received
several wounds from a knife a.nd a beer
jlass about the head nnd faco. The pro
prietors and Tom Leonard were taken to
jail. The McCIollanda were afterwards
reloaded on bail.
Absolutely Pusre.
Hill powder never varies. A mancl of purencea ,
trength and wholesomencsa. IIo. o eooc omlcal than
ho ordinary klndtaad cannot bo > ld in competition
rlth the multitude of low test , short weight aluci cr
ihosnhate iwKdem. Hold only In cans ,
IAKINU I WDr.Il CO
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jTDpeclala will Fosltlvoljrnot bo inserted
laiotjs paid in advanco.
TO I.OAN-M0118V.
ONKYtoloantn Itc&l t-ittte by lUllou liroi- . ,
VI S17 louth IBtli bt. tOI-ll
nOK KENT A live room oittage , oor , Sheridan
[ ' ktrcetand I'ojipletona cnuo , 10,50 | xr mouth ,
Urkcr fc Mayuo 4S7-tf
T O I.OAN-Krom 1200 to 11,000 ou good recurlty
L Addiwu "K , I1" IKo olllco. (03-lPli
k/T / ONBV to lain In lunis of 8'03 and upwards on
VI Improved DouKlaa Co. f nni. 11. 0 , i'attrrton
; Co. , Iwil tsUto aud luau agent , ISth and Kurnam.
k rONK Y loanol on chattels , not botuht , cut rate
VI tloktt. Id. A. foruiau. 118 B. 13th St
kyfONKY TO LOAH Tbf lowest ratoi ol tnUreet {
VI U mt ' T ian fyonfty. 1HH Donyla W-tl J
i/roMt / 'IV LOAN lunuuii ol RSUU. aaa onward
VI O. r. Iarli and Co. , liwj aut wad Loia I
cnU. UM Y unun St. CVS-U. |
MERGELL & BOSENZWEIG ,
Practical Painters & Decorators ,
CAnnv Tiin MEGEST AND nxcffrnETAiT. STOCK OP
WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS ,
1515 Douglas Street , Omaha ,
HEIP WAHTBD.
VV : JTANTE1 > Oula at81a > en Hotel , suutii JuthNt.
B35.17 ]
WANTED Dining room girl and laundry gttl a
Boston Itcstaurant , 1414 Douglas. 37.14 ]
" \TrANTKD-A girl lor general house work. In
\ l qulro at A. I'atttteon I Jewelry store , or a *
House Oeorgta ave , CO-12
Immediately , 2 good dining room glrli
WANTED
at.St Charles Hotel 1208 Harncybt. 6(2-1 !
ANTKD Uoy waiter at umaha House , Itarnei
St , between 12th and 13th St. 48,14p
I/"ANTED A dish washer at Scandinavian Hotel
> llth St. & 34-12 [
1"17ANTKD Two dish washers at once. Best wag
YY p.ld , 1509 Farnam Ht. 6SM4p
\ \ ANTED A llrst-clas gentleman correspondent ,
VV br a Hrst-clis * lady. Louisa , 099 Boo office.
- Bontlfinoii tor front parlor tc
WANTItD-Two , 1024 Douglil St. 12) lip
"XV'ANTED-For Hopt. 1st , a drat claFD Enfjll'l ;
T I teacher for the Herman-American tchuj ) , Aplj (
to 1'rof. HarihunRcrmanlaHall. C05-14 ,
" \T'ANTKD A flut-claes barlier. None other need
V ) apply. Call at 1416 Chicago He. Cotaloy.
OillOp
" \\7ANIED A good butcher. No. other need ap.
T T ply , corner 14th and Howard. 615-lOp
AX/'ANfKO A good girl at 25U Douglas street.
401-tf
(17ANTKD A girl for R family of four , that under
vv stands bow to CODK , waih and Iron. ' > o other
need npplv. Apply at once to 1409 Park Wilde ave ,
Airs. John W. Boll. tTO-tf
\\rANTBD-A Blrl for general kltchcnwork , at 215
S.12th street. tCl-llp
WANTKD-A barber , 709 B. lOta street , Omaha.
010-14p
WANTED A etrl for ceneral housework at the
Ocrminla House ; 1)10 S. 10th St 47M2p
T\7ANTED A tnorouRh practical book-keeper do.
IV sires books to open , close b lance or adjutt
Merchant whoso lusinetB docs not Justify employ
ment of permanent book-keeper , can harothelrbooks
written up at Bmall oiponeo. Best references Ad
dress "A. C. U. " care Stevens It Wllcox , 420 routh
13th. 473-11
WANTED First class jtlrl for general house-work
Apply Ur. J. It. Bluovo 103 2ith street.
105-tf
VJTANTKD A competent girl for general houee-
VV work. Wages 20. a month. N. W. oor ISttt
and Davenport. 314-U
WANTED- girl In family of two , 10C4 farnam
St. 293-tr
TT7ANTED-LADJE3 OR GENTLKJI In city or
V V country , to take nice , Uk'ht and pleasant work at
their own homes ; $2 to $5 a day cosily and quietly
made ; work sent by mall ; no canvassini ; ; no stamp
for reply. Please addnea Ucllablo llan't'c Co. , I'lll-
adclphla , Px 149 Imo
Qlrl 'at 1540 Sherman avenue , lira.
WANTED
J. M. Counsman. 043 tf
OiraATIOHB WAHTKD.
" \TTANTED-A gentleman with normal training
IV and oipericncowlshesan engagement as a teach
er. Address "Normal , " this office. 43-12 *
A Lady rf reflnoncnt and best of references would
like a situation aa amanuensis , or to do copying.
Address for ono week , H. W."B o olllco. fj22-17p
" \T7ANTED By a young man late of Chatham Can-
vi ada a dry eoodd rr frocery hand. Salary not
io much an object as work ai I came out here for my
health , hoping to b < i favored with iornctiIn . Ad
dress Win. D. Foster , 022 S. 10th St. 431-14p
A Lady with good references would like to act aa
companion to some e'derly , or invalid ladv Ad
dress "M. W , " Bee office for one week. 623-17p
WAh'lKO Kituutlon by an expeilenced'horeo"
and flrxt-clavi coachmun. of
man - Bet > t icfor-
enocs. Apply at Rev. Jcrgcaon , corner Hamilton and
1'ler Bta. x 632-15p
TX7ANTED Situation an foreman on farm , am a
i I practical farmer , can ! Sno rderenco , am strict
ly temporato. Aduross "J. E. A. " Bee olQco.
337-lZp
_
A Young married man wants situation aa book
keeper , In wholesale establishment in Omaha.
Addrcsj "C. " care Bee. 898-tI
inOCELLAIJEOnB WANTS.
Ono or two unfurnished rooms on the
WANTED
hill. References cichangod. Address "X. "
Bee olllco. 647-12p
WANTED Sot of books to keep , or any work to
doevorJnga. Address "K A. W. " Hoe office.
492 lip
- few flrtt claea table boarders at No.
WANTED-A
1718 Dodgostreet , 4C9-12p
\\7E offer In lots to suit purchuer , eight hundred
VI choice Ion a steers. Ouo half year olcUl , balance
two and three \earj old , and a good smooth bunch.
218-lm bTUANuE BUO'H , HIoux City , Iowa.
TXTANTEU Boarders to know the St. Charles Ho-
VV tel on llarnoy St. , between 12th and ISth wilt
Btt up the best table board for $1 00 per week ol any
101130 in the city ol a correspond ] ! ' " price. i.3-H-tl
FOB UEHT Houaeo ana
1011 KENT Furnished rooms , 10.21 Capitol aval
6M-17i >
FOIl KENT A houeo of thrco rooms anil kitchen ,
0348 , 13th Stbitwicn Jackton and Lca on-
worth. MT-llp
Oil KENT A furnished room. Inquire at No.
F aseiilsiandUavcnworthSt.
FF
F OK It bNT Elegantly furnlshud parlor and bed
room 22d aim Doilylas Ss Auo 4 rojma to
loueo-keeplng. luquiro of W. V. Clark , corner IBt
and Douglas. & 3t-14p )
OUSi : KOK UKNT Largo new hoimu with 1
room * , hath room , gas , city water , flue locallt ,
15 mluutta walR frouil' . O near St. J tall- way to h
completed Ibt Augutt (45 per month. Kc'crencc '
requiredAddruM hy letter , "U U. S. " Bee olUco
[ 44-12
OIl 11EST FurnUhod roouia 105 N. 18th St.
F
HKN'T Tlirvo unfuri Ishe rooms and 1 sin-
FOIl
slu room furnished 1017 Cnlcizo. 609-tf
ItKNT llooms In Crounee'u Block. oTll
FOIl
llltcheoclc , 513-tf
F IOIl ItKNT A suite of roonu nlcolr ( urnithixl
Iiujulro 1816 Cms utrget. tlB lip
1 .UH HU.VJ' Six roum eottaije , line location , hy I.
JL1 T rctersen : B. K. cor , ISth and Douglu 617-t
FOIl BEST A new S room houeo. Inquire Mn §
KIloddU , 25th , boUoen paronport and Chicago
treut. 4H3-lp
If 0ll Ul'.NT-A back parlor clegant.y furnliihod
1 and adjoining bed room , ulth use of bath room.
Also bid ruoui up stairs , Hiltable for ono or two Kea-
Uuuien. Ic t lo&itlon Ui the city , (201'lo&aaLt Bt.
4DOII
I Ttoll IthNT-FurnUhed rooms at Z > 27 DoJgo tit.
L1 4D7-lmp
KK.VT Nicely furnlthed roonu without
board 18 ] 4 Daenport St.
ir > OK ItKNT 111 hhhm'B &I addition , n w house , 4
L1 rooms , part of double home , full lot , 911 0) per
lontb. Apply room 21 Omitha National IJank Dulld
ntf , . Itfltf
FOIl ) IKNT To roomn furnished for light housa
iconlnj. Ueuuer'nlllock , cor. fthaoa Howard.
IjlUlt KKfiT N.-utly . lltud up fcloro room msa at
I1 813 south 14th St. , cpt > oilt I'ajtoa Ilotol. dstl-
ablelocatlon , Imuieillto ] > o o lon. 4SO-12
l/bll nKNT WitirTJoiTii brgo front rboIrT'vnth
L' bay iudotr , K J aud bath room , at No. 1718
etri'it. 4rt .IV
7Hlt HKNT-Uood ( tore on 13th and Hickory. US
I ? per mcnth. Also roams. V. Huai o. 45S lip
, KENT llirubhcd rooms lota Dodge Street.
419-llp
7IOIUIKNT. A furnUhcd back parlor for two tnr-
J BOI B at 1011 U dgo itrc t
uly7 ,
inn 1724 DcuglMbt.
43Stf
1IHST Ono ( -r.nil nouaru iilauo , Juiiuuc
1 cf Kdtioimaud Eiicksou. 410-tf
OIl I1EJJT Hon e and Urge birn , ' l'i > r -i
hurtes. Aue lot. Wo. U. l.bui > . , . u
, teltphone Ml. 4u-llp
HKST Two choice tuit of . -o room * lu
Full
Uro n' block , ri < oUUl1aiU'a ) ' ll tel. Inquire
it room No. 7idOoor.
Are prepared to do wor
OUTSIDE TIIR CITS
In nny branch ,
On Short Notice
HOUSE ,
SIGN , N
AND FRKSCO
PAINTING ,
DEC01UTIN }
FOR nKNT-FtirnUhed room * , first houw we l o
the Hcr&U office. Abe a flte room house br
liatnc parties. 417-llp
TilOU JIENT New house nlUbl * for h tel or tm >
JO lly bnnrdlng house , J5 rooms. Dotlnbto location
lUrkT & JUjno , ISth Mid I'arrnm. 4:3 u
f7\OH \ HENT One teed lr twm house | 2S. per iw .
X1 .II. Hitchcock. jjgj.K
FOR nKNT HOUM S rooms peed repair. Nloo
yard , cletcrn water , Kent 15 i > or month 1411
l' tk WUJfl avo. Apply to Jno. W. Dell , Drufirtit ,
10th St. 1S5-U
FOR UKNT Ono etoro { n Crounio' Block , O. U.
llltchcock. WO-U
FOIl llOT-Plano. Inquire at Edholm & Brick-
ton's. 803 tf
OR nENT-Roomsln Nebraska National Bank
Building. Host < Jc lrablo olllcea In tbo dtj.
buppllod with hydraulic elevator and boated by iteom.
Apply at Bank. 82 < j.u
[ 7 OR RENT Furnished rooms on the north-wwt
-1 cor. 13th and Capitol UTOUUO , formerly Crr.hMi- .
ton House. 189 U
FOP. BALE.
FOUSAtB-Boardlnpr houso.futnlturo and flxlurff ,
&U complete. Inquire at 10 a. loth .St
' 625-lTp
FOIl 8ALK Ono of lh- > fin * * retail ifroctry Btandt
In Omaua.oAiicr must ICATO city. Address "A.
W. " this olllco. 124-14
FOlt SALE A iilco gentle horto , nowInggf , Slnu
Icon's nnkc , harn 8 siddla , etc. , cheap , lu
qulrout 12i ; lUionportSt. MMSp
F OR , ouepoolandonobllllRrd
table , both lu Rood oruor. appljr at 012 H. 10th
St. t43-17p
FOR HALi-ooil : ! , roHnblo hirse , suitable for
family or ilratt nirpodcs. Inquire hct'V.in lu and
12 a. m. , oraddrojB M L. Smith , 200 N. 16th street
TOR SALE 185 acres Parpy comity land * 12 mile *
JL' from Omaha. Will t ko umaha property In part
pujmcnt. Call on or BUdrosa II M 1'arlsU , j-apllllon.
803-1 Dp
FOR BAtE Elevator rhr p. 1416 lUrnoy trit-i
M4-12p OHinNC , 1IOHICK < S : CO.
HARE CHANCE A now and useful patent lor
A tale cheap. For full particulars call atj. A.
Turner.V Co' hmplojmont olHco , cornerTcnth and
lUrnuy etrcota. BlO-llp
I poll SU.K 1&0 takei one laigo .work mare ,
' double ect harness , one twohoreo wagon. All In
good working ordor. U. K. Copson , Itth ano I'-dflo
street. M8-lp >
TjlOR BALK A pin \ ting olllco suitable loranmall
JP nowtpaper or job otllco. Will soil for cish or ex-
changofor OuiaLa City property. Addrcaj' X. Z. IV *
lice ollicu. 48g.ti
I7IOR BALI ! A good confectionery , cigar station-
C ? or\ and now depot. Apply or address "A. C. U.
care Tirrcll and Cook , city. 476-llp
SALE Ouo of the boat Biuinou Lota and
FOR
BuildingIn Teknu.ah , Neb. ( country teat ) .
Address , C. W. Conklln , Tekamah ; or , Wlrt &
Duguottc , Wholesale fancy aroccrs.UouncJl Bludi.
; 462-14
FOR BALK A few choioo young ; bug y and wort
honed. Mayno & Barker , 81. Mar'a > Teru
barn. 458-tf
FOR SALE Sp'olal Bargain. Corner lot , Mxl42 ,
street car line , 2 housea , ISth and Grace street * .
423-llp
8ALK Large lot on Park avenue. Also house
FOR
and lot near bt. Mary'a avenue. Inquire 422 Con.
rent street. 437-lmp
SALE Thrco ol the boat lots In Ilanscom
FOR
place at a bargain If Bold toon. Potter & Gobb ,
1515 Foruam. 031-U
FOR SALK Sheep , a lot of line Colorado grades
containing ol 800 on OB , 2 , S and 4 yeara old ,
abouteoojearllngaatd fiOolambs. The ewes will
shear about 6 pounds For further Information ad
dress Ulday Co. , Ualglcr , I ) . & M. U. K. , Neb.
933-lmp
FOR SALK-Anlco cottairo an > full lot , half bloct
eouth of Milton RogerV residence , on 19th street.
Inquire of M. Leo , Grccor , 22d and Le&enworth. .
917-lm
TT'OR SALE Clieapoat house and lot In Omaha , In
J ? Potter's addition , S root ! . ? , well , SOD barrel cis
tern , on two Iota , 100 le..t fioni by 130 teat deep , tor
82,050. I'ottcr t Cobb , 1610 Farnam Btieet. 463-tf
SALE Cheap lots la Shinn's 2J addition.
J ? Klrkwood end Tlalaview. Totter & Cobb , 161E
423-tl
OR SALE Two second hand plunog , at Edholin
JU & Erickson'H llnslo Store on 16th St. EUO-tr
FOR , SALE Two open Booond-nand bugf loa and
ono deUvery wagon , cheap , at 1310 llarnoy St.
833-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
'pAKK.N tjl" One ilark roan pony'horae and e\io\ \
and Dumb Institute.
/TPAKEN UP-Last April , rod and white joarllnit
_ l heifer. Owner can htvo eame by calling at II.
dhaug , cor. 24th and Mason , and rat locr chaiueti
645-5t-le k
TjIllST-CLAS3 table board $4 00 per week , K. W.
JL' corner 17th and Capitol avo. 511-ICp
ESTUAYED-Durlnc the night of Tuesday , July
Sth , fiomSSJ street and .St. Mary'a avenue , a
ight sorrel pun > , v , 111 to himl leg * and white face ,
jrand on hlnu Io ( not \ety plain ) . Anyone returnIng -
Ing him or srlUnir Inlorraatloo as to hid whuioibouta
will bo suitably reworded by calling at 1.8 H. 14th
itreet. H. A. Kcstor'u 1'ulnt Shop.
REWARD Strajtd on Juno21thblaokponj ,
white face , ruano reached , bad on halter.
: 'rank Uabonnab , U. P. Coil Card. S. 13th Direct.
137-lIp
fT\ \ HURRAY haa good posturing. Spring water.
JL S 0.tf
rpAKKN Ul'-llay 24th , 1884 , at my plnco , 1 horse ,
JL sencl cnlor , and one pony bay mare , black tall ,
brand mark un kip. Owner can have eare by prov
ing property and paying charges , rhl'llp ' Ca 8ldy.
093-6w-cow
qpAKEN UP-On he 24th Inst at Pries' Lnho. neat
JL I'lorence , a ll'ht bay mire white on face and legs ,
4 jours old , lightly shod , branded on left quarter.
Owner can roco > cr by paying for tbU advertisement
and othei e'jargea and proving ownership. Prlti
Bros. , Florence , neb. 203-la 6 r
T3UIVY vaultn , sinks , and coespoola cleaned with
JL sanitary cleaner , tiatl'factlon guaranteed by r.
U. Abel , ( suixo.aor to J. M. Smith , ) box 378.
239-lmp
OF THE
OMAHA , NEB.
The scholastic year oonimenooa on the Firrt MT.1 >
NbiDAYln Kcptotnbor The cuuno of luttiuctloo
embraces all the Elementary and higher hram be > of
a finlehed education. Uilljronoo uf HdlB'lon Is no
obstacle to the admlsilon of youn ; ladled. Pupil *
are received at any tlma of the year. CiTTcimi pay.
able In advance , Including Hoard , Waahlii ) . ' , Tuition
In English aud Frencb , use of bojLu. I'Uoo , ptr
Boislon of five motuh' , 3I50.CO
EXTRA CnAROIiS-DnwIng , lUlntln.- , German ,
Harp , Violin , UulUrand Vouil Uuelc.
roqtilred from all persons unknown
o thu IntUtutlon. I'ur fuithor Informttiou apply tu
he LAUYHUI'KKIOR.
jyll tatts
HMKEN SPRING VEHICLES !
C\
Uvlcit rlilnu * e'll ' | made ,
tlaotfaii eaiy with one nr
ounwlth .
wun.hMlnw. IBI The Blirllltfl
eiiglheii and horlen nrrardlni IJ ( be wrUln ilr
v. Koually well adapted to rousn conntri
oadii and line drifts of cltlon. Manufactured uj
oldbyallt iHlpadluyrarrlajrenutlderf and Dealtri
lenry Tluikeu. l > alul - . M. Ixiiila. Jio
ABQOn BUGGY CO.