THE OMAHA DAILY BLE MONDAY NOVEMBER 17 1881
THE TATLY BEE
Monday Morning November 17 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
The many friends of Chlet .T. H. Hulor
will sincerely regret to learn that his estimable
wlfo Is seriously ill.
The creditor * of Shrove , .TarvU ft Co ,
Friday elected A. C. Alexander , an old
employe of the flim , n algncc.
A dynamo is being manufactured for the
smelting works , nnd hereafter that establish
ment will manufacture its own electric light.
A guest nttha St. Chariot hotel had his
trnnl : stolen from his room Friday , I but
shortly afterwards found it in n vacant lot ad.
jacsnt to the house.
The members of the Omaha police force
lm\o received Invitations nnd complimentary
tickets to the first annual ball to bo given by
the police force of Council Bluffs , Thursday
evening , November 20.
Mr. H. C. Patterson left for Kansas
City Walurday where on Tuesday next ho
will bo united In nmriago with Mi's Ncis-
waager , of that place Tlio happy couple
vvill.roturn to Omaha to live.
The barb wire works will soon shut down
for the winter , owing to the fluctuations In
the iron market. Till Oktabllahment has been
employing about forty mon , who will bo
thrown out of work by this move.
- On Thursday night the new social club ,
the "K. If. C , " gave n delightful patty in
Falconer' * hall. It wan Ilia initiatory patty
nnd u in ono of the rro t enjoyable events of
the season of 1881. About tvventy-fivn couples
\veo In attundanco.
Tha girl's parent ? objectoil to their-mar
nago , to George tStithrio and Addio Hoa-
field , both of Iowa , caino to Omaha Saturday
and weio married on the &ly. The girl was
not of ago , but both inserted that she was in
order to obtain the necessary document from
Judge McCulloch.
T M. Bartholow died at 8 o'clock yes
terday nt the Paxton hotel of consumption.
Ho had been sick nt the house for about three
month * , during the most of which time ho
was out of money. Ho refused to say any
thing about lib friends , nnd died n stranger
In a strange land. IIIx remains were taken to
Brotel k Maul's undertaking rooms , and an
effort U being inndo to roach his filonds by
telegraph.
Mr. K. K. Orvis , of Tiffany's works has
coma to make Omaha Ida homo. Ha is a
rrannracturing jeweler , and Is a highly artistic
workman in all branches. Hols iu the em
ploy of Mr. C. S. Haymond , the Fifteenth
street jovvolor , and his first job was the manu
facturing of beautiful modal to bo presented to
Mr. A , L. Ball , the champion roller skllcr ,
by Mr , Shields , manager of the rink.
Saturday about 4 a. m. an alarm of
fire was turned In from box -13 , No. 1 oiieimi
homo. It wai occasioned by the burning of
two ohanties on Ninth street owned by
Thomas Muiray. The department responded
promptly and extinguished the flame ) before
much damage was dono. It wns doubtlofa
the work of an incendiary , as the buildinpa
were about forty feet apart , and were both
fired nf. the same timo.
The assertion in the Dispatch that thu
Union 1'uclfiocompany refused to pay the
fuuer.il expenses of the men killed in thu.Klk-
horn disaster is not true. In fact thoro' is no
ground on which to base such a report. The
company promptly paldall bills of expense
prBieuted. Manager Callaw/.y Bays the com
pany intends to bo Hbjnl in cases of this
kind , and will too to it that employed injured
or killud on the road nro properly attended
t judlholr f iinllios provided for.
Thorn 13 Nelson , a steamer commander U.
S. A. , registered at the I'axton yesterday.
Dr. IJlo LowU , the great hyftlouist and pro
hibitionist , took dinner at the I'axtou yostor-
day.
Messrs. Thomas Swobe , I'rank Murphy and
lolm A , McShane returned yesterday from
Chicjgo.
Hanator ur-d Mrs. Mandurson loft Saturday
for Waalilngtjn , accompanied by Mrs. K , C.
ISiown , Mm. Mundurson's mothor.
( ! . Ijlobor , eulltngTheophilu Hoedorer's rod-
lube ) , of Now York , spent Saturday and Sun
day hi the city nnd loft last uight for St. Joo.
Hon. S. 15. Brown , of Now York , an old
friend of .TiuU'o Flint of this city , is nt thi
1'uxton , bsing hero in attendance upon the U
8 court.
.7. W. Pearman , Nebraska City ; .T. A. Do
< ] nasin , Atkinson ; John 0. Allen Hod Cloud
,1. IS. IltyoK , Sswurd , were at the Millan
yesterday.
F. K. Hilli- , Lincoln ; J. 15. Lucas , Centra
City ; Leu Love , Fremont ; 7i Thonnson , Oga
lalla ; John Urast , North 1'latto , roglstortd
the I'utton yefatorday.
Al. Patrick , Jolm Donnnlly and Willlati
1'aston loft yesterday afternoon for St. Loul
to attend thi ) cattlomeii'd convention which i
being held in that city thin week.
John J. Fiimis * , the fat ami courteous gen
tlcman representing thonatlonal refining com
piny of Cleveland , Ohio , is in the city inaklcf
hU rvgular round to his customers ,
W. P. Campbell , assistant Buperintondno
of the Sixth division of the railway mull oi
vlco , In In thu city on olllclal builnoeu aud wll
leave thin evening for Idaho , whop ho v\ll
looiaftr thu postal Interests of thogovuni
lllOClt ,
William MolUIn aud O. W , Hubbard , o
Klouv F.1U , Iak. ) , are lu the city at the Mill
ard , hating comu to Omaha in response to ;
uVKimu | to appear for the prosecution iu th
district court In the uaso of thi State agame
Jolm F. liditii , on trlul for bribery.
1l\ > ) New NiBlii Boiviuo
Oa Tuesday or Wedtiojdoy ni ht nex
the muoh tc.lkod of night mail service bt
twoen Otnaba and Llnooln will bo put o
ever the B. t M. Not ai was fir t int
mated , the Orauhi mail will bo pouche
to the J'dciCo Junoiiun and McOook It
P. 0aud from that points lllboworke
went aver the line with the regular mo
ever ( ho 0. B. & Q from Ohlcagi
Point * intarm Jiato bj'.rroon Oautia aui
Paciiia Jnuotion will Invu noparal
ptmo'iDH if tht iidcomily deiiunds then
Ohio ! Mull Oiuik Qriiliu received the n |
pjiuu Situid y ol ftvu postal cltrk * wll
vrill c'j into thu eurvico un thia night rui
Tbo nuil will bo brought from I'acii
Juuo'i"ii tJ O.imh.x . by the tacuo moai
an it it Ukua to th t point ,
Now * t' ' ck of l"iue Opera fJluneo f
e lo or rout at
atKUIIOUI fc KllIOKhOK'fl ,
ED f Opjioeite 1 . 0.
m llon'ij L r/'i ' Involca ji
o vim IJ. . I ) . l' tu h & 0 ,
DRESSED BEEF AND PORK ,
Tac SlocK Yards' ' Slaughter Hens
Lessen to Hammond & do ,
Six Hundred Hoes and 301
BeevoB to be Killed Daily ,
A. I'roHjJccl of IliunuumiVs Own
Chicago INnnt ItcltiK Kenioveil
10 OlIIIlIlM ,
Yesterday forenoon Messrs. John A
McShano , Thomas Swobo and Franl
Murphy , of the Union slock yards o
Omaha , returned from Chicago , when
they hud boon in attendance upon n con
forenc. ) with George II. Hammond A
Co. , of Detroit , Mich. The object of thi
mooting was to consummate the ncgotla
tiom partially entered into in this citj
several weeks ago by which the slaughtei
holme of the Omaha company was to bi
leased to the Detroit company for a turn
of years. The Omaha gentlemen win
roturncd yesterday brought with their
Lho news tint the contract had boon on
torcd into nnd work would begin undoi
it nt once.
I3y the terms of the agreement the
daughter house which was built by the
Union Stock Yards company of Omaha
,7ill pass into the hands and under the
; ontrol of George II. Hammond it Co ,
) f Detroit , for a term or three years. At
: iio expiration of this time the conTact -
Tact provides that the Detroit company
ihnll have the privilege to Icnao it for n
loriod of five yeara longer or purchase it
it a price to ba determined by a board o !
irbitration choaen by the two parties to
; ho ogreoment.
Work under the contract will begin nt
311 co and within two weeks from date the
low company Trill bo slaughtering daily
iix hundred hogs. The eluughturing and
ihiplng of beef will not begin until Feb
ruary 1st , owing to the fact that improve
ments muat bo irmdo biforo this work
sin bo advantageously carried on. The
contract butwoon these two companies
further provides that thn Omaha compa
ny shall orcpt , BO soon as it can bo done ,
two additions to the slaughter
: iouso , 0110 seventy by ono hundred feet
uid the eocoud seventy-five by ono him-
Ircd. The larger ono of those two will
)0 built on the south side and the small *
> r on the north side of the slaughte r
louse , and both trill bo used in the kill-
ng of cattlo. Mr. Hammond will , so
teen as this work begins , send on his ar
chitect , who will aupurviao their con-
itruition nnd fashion them after his great
slaughterhouse In Chicago. These addi
tional buildings , tor the work intended
.o bo doup in thnm will require two more
Itrgo boilers which will bo put in
IB soon as these structures nro completed ,
vhich time will not ba beyond February
1st.
1st.Tho
The advent of thla business Inatituton
ute the moneyed intercut. ! of Oaiah.i
narks another atop in the material
; rowth and financial prosperity of thi a
: ity. Its existence hero will caueo the
[ llsburaomout daily of thousand ) ) of
jollara and furnish employment for bo <
twccn two hundred and three hundred
hands. Mr. Hammond , who is at the
liead of this company hasa worldwide famu
is a shipper and exporter of dressed beef.
In hU slaughter house in Chicago eight
hundred heaves are killed and drcosod
daily and employment furnished to throe
hundred men , hla weekly pay roll
amounting to $0,000. In connection
with his great slaughtering interests he
owns two ( hundred refrigerator cars and
has the use of ono hundred more. Foi
his business bore ho will have now one :
built nf tor the latoit and most approved
pattern. From his nouso in Chicago lu
ships daily to Philadelphia , Boston and
Now York and makes two consignment ;
per week in London. It was Mr. Hanv
mend who first started the dressed booi
business and brought it to its present
state of SUCCCSP.
In connection with hi3 slaughter housi
in Chicago Mr. Hammond has all the necessary
cossary manufaotorlos and appliances fo
working up and making into merchant
able productu the oll'iil and waste matte
from the dead carcasses. Ho has am
operates u manufactory of oleomargarine
turning out over'22,000 pounds duilypre
pares the hides for market at the tunner
ioa and has the whole business oarriei
u BO that it is reduced to the lowoa
waste possible. All thuao improvciuont ]
't is intended by Mr. Hammond , to pu
n at the slaughter housa here , and t
nakn it the counterpart of the one i
Chicago.
Much enthusiasm MM manifested b
.ho members of the Detroit cnmpan
vor Onuln ca a nlaiightcring and lii [
ling point , this uity being looked up u
y them us far suporlur to Chicago fc
hose purposus , and it is olaim d b
hoin tlut the carcasses of cuttle ur
worth on an average , two dollara mor
ipiooo hero than there. This ia owin
.o . the number of times stock must L
oaded and unloaded on their transit t
Chicago , which causes the cattle to bt
omo bruised , bUckoning their meat an
hua rendering it to below first grudi
The cmtlo , and stockmen generally , i
ho west look upon Oiimhn as tli
ninlng point for the slaughter and nhli
inont of their llvo products. Mr. Han
inond who had Bnmo timidity at first ovi
ctarting thcso slaughtering Interests hoi
had feur that ho would not bo fully su |
plied with cattlo. Ho has , howove
been assured by the wauUrn stockmc
, hat they will furnish him constantly lit
icnd pur day. Should they fully can
out their promises Mr. Hammond sal
at the end of three yearn , he will romoi
liis whole plant in Chicago to this city ,
DARING ROBBERY ,
Dr. C , > I , Dliinnoor'H
ut Niontlii ) ,
A daring robbery was committed
the residence of Dr. 0. M. Dliumoo
1724 Capitol Avenue , nhortly aftur noc
to-day. Mrs. Diunnioor was just r
turning from down town and juot at tl
gatowuy of her roaidonoa niut a youi
man about 18 or20 years of ago , alight
below tbo irodlum liolght , smooth , rt
face , dressed in a unit of brown clot lie
quito wed worn and rirryinu under Ii
oo.it aonio kind of u jiHckugc.
Mr * . Dinimoor did not think anythii
of the ocourroiicn und jasn-d on into II
housu. AB eho iMou'd bick into thu ha
way , uha noticed ttuU her buiiroom tlu
v > a opan , mid ii'eo that licr buro1
.drawer was ojicn. Sha thought t *
Istraiigo us oho win poaitivo t >
| he had cbscd bath. Bhorl
| after wards vrhen dreeaiug to go out t
had occasion to look for her jewel cnskc
nnd found that it was gono. Slio thoi
know in nn instant that the package th
man she mot nt the gate had wns ho
juwcl casknt nnd her jewel * . She at one
questioned her daughter , who wns play
iag the piano in the trent room. Th
yiuug lady had tocn no ono but Imi
iionrd the door open nnd close but suti
pos d that it wns some ono throwing in i
hand hill anil thought no moro of the oc
currcnco.
Mrs. Dinsmoor then visited the pollc
ntntion nnd loft a description of the Ioa
jawols nnd thiof. The police nrrestui
nno young man , but upon bringing hhi
before the lady , she sild tint ho waa no
the man.
The casket contained u gold locket ii
vrhich were four pictures of rolAtivoa , i
ring with n hcartahnpcd garnet , will
diamonds cot upon cither side of it Thi
r I iif ( frns nn old souvenir , nnd had boo :
in Mrs. Dlnsmoor'o family for man ;
yearn. Descriptions of it have boon pub
liohrd in nearly every paper In the state
There wns nleo n crescent shaped pin p
black enamel nnd gold , oblong gold pit
nnd enamel , sot with hair , n vury narrov
chnaod ring , n twisted gold ring , goli
pencil with garnet top , black onyx pli
with four stonco act in gold , n topaz nn <
an opal , both unset.
MM Dinsmoor docs not mourn the los
of her jewels so much for their intrlneli
value but because they iroro nearly nl
heirlooms nnd hence prized very highl ;
by the lady.
THE OMAHA "SANITARIUM
rriioTi'liiinili Gi'Alcdlcal Hulonco nni
Vcar.s of Kxiicrlcncc.
Nothing commends itself moro to tin
interest of the people than the abovi
named institution , embracing as it dooi
RO many noteworthy features for UK
benefit of the sick. Superintended bj
the well known nnd eminently succoaafu
physicians , Drs. Dinsmoor and Worley ,
this eanitarium has gained an enviable
reputation throughout the entire neat ,
Situated an it is in Williams' block , 1 } 1
North Fifteenth street , Omaha , makes
it convenient to the people who have
hitherto been obliged to seek relief fet
their ills in distant health resort ? , noces'
sitating great expense , which it is safe to
say many could ill afford.
The Omaha Sanitarium has proven
itself a boon to the sick of Omaha , nnd
an enterprising insitutution of which the
city Is proud and the surrounding country
rejoices in. The enterprising physlciano
have provided the institution with the
very latest and most approved appliances
for treating the sick with almost any kind
of curable disease , nnd surrounded them
selves with the best and most skilled at
tendants to be had anywhere. The sue-
GOES of this Sanitarium is duo en
tirely to the long years of experience
and careful painstaking of the physlciana
in charge who have made it the most
complete and popular Sanitarium in the
entire west. No mean * have boon spared
to make tor it all and much more than is
claimed. The Turkish , Electro-Thermal ,
Sea-Salt , Sulphur , Vapor Roman baths ,
and Message , have established themselves
hero in the confidence cf the ponplo for
their curative qualities in cisooof chronic
trouble , while for rheumatism their Tore-
binthino Vapor baths bavo proven almost
a positive cure in all cases. Many people
in Nebraska and adjoining stales are now
receiving treatment hero , ample acconv
modations being itilbrdcd them for special
care and attention. Patients suffering
with catarrh , sciatic * and similar diseases
are weekly leaving thii excellent inatitu.
tiou permanently cured , and no ono can
avail themselves of the treatment givou
for any trouble without being positivolj
beuolittod. Perooua from a distance
should send for circulars , for complete
information , to Dra. Dinmuour & Worley
Ouiaha Sinitanuin , 111 North Fifteenth
ntroot.
Tlio Onialm Union Veteran Club ,
The Omaha Union Veteran club o
this city composed wholly of soldiers o
ho late war , honorably discharged , i
onatantly increasing in numbors. Thi
rganization created only a nhort tim
.go has already a largo membership. Ii
ibjoct Is aomowhi't the opposite of the G
V. U. By the rules of the list mention
> d society It is a 11011 political institutioi
ml can not bo uiod to assist its mom
ors to position or plaoo. The Dbjeet c
.ho . Omaha Veteran club is to create ai
rganizKtinn here that T ill make itsol
olt in the politic ! of the city. An or
1HU ihon of this kind exists In Ujiivo
.nd . through Its cuT urta two or throe ol
oKliors wore placud upin the legisjatlv
iaket. Another point of assault is th
tension olllio ut Washington , whor
heir union it la expected , will materlall
iid them in their efforts to obtain assist
anoo from the government for thoi
wounded and disabled brethren. 1
Mental MaiiiiVhtuliiins ,
J. Harulall Drown gave an exhibitioi
of mind reading and spiritual manifestn
ions at lioyd'a opera house yosterda
evening to a very large und intolligei
audience. The mental tests that wer
[ iresouted during the evening wore cor
elusive of the positive existence of an ir
isiblr. power that operates upon th
senses that is not generally rooi'giuzoc
The experiment * wore entirely satisfai
tory to the audience. The second pai
of the entertainment consisted of an 01
position of the cabinet tricks that at
usuilly tialnifd oil on the public by pn
tfiulod mediums and have brought oplri
l manifestations in general into dun
puto and ridicule. Mr , Hrown exphuno
nnd also demonstrated the material/ !
tlon trick.
A/.Illicr anil Ciiltnr Claws
Will bo formed by Julius Festncr nr :
Thursday evening , November 20 , at S
Goorgo'a Hall , corner Fourteenth an
I'arnain , This Is a fine opportunity f
loam to play the Xithor or Guitar ut vnr
small expense , as thu terms are but $2 C
a month , one lueson each week. Per it
formation call on Mr , Fentner ut tl :
above hall this ovonlng between 7 and 1
o'clock , or at Fostuer'a Printing Olllci
corner Eleventh and Faraam , during th
week.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking T <
buoco ia the beat.
II Kir.
KKI.KKII In this city , November 15th , i
Campbell street , nu.tr Charles , Ada , vUfu
H , fi l\l ! < or , ; * ! 'Jtjrard. The rc'inaius vvi
bo forwarded thia afternoon to Chicago.
If you want good Hour
( Jet Christlun s Nupcrlatiw
W Ut AT liElMUOD'S.
S ii'A-o Sual of N < rth 0 o Int I'b
CO ,
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
Jurot's Fees anil tin * C.iimlj
I'oor Pnrin K.\penn > s ll > r Oc-
Altnucit.
Tim county commlMinnors hold liwt Hnttir
dity their regular weekly meeting ntvlilcl
n full board WM present nnd Allowed thr fol
lowing bille :
r.KNKRAI. KUNII.
i : H. Crowrll , bailiffs fee * . S 8 01
10. ) pursonpclerks ami juilgM of elec
tion . not i ;
I'etor ( teen , petit juror . 1001
Hans Xlm'iiiTiiiHii , talw juror. . . . L'O 0 (
James A , S.ui.eon , worlc at poor
farm . 30 01
Frank DcPuy , grand juror . 22 ( , (
Low Is Grebe. ballilF . Sl ! C (
0. U. Sharpie IK , talc * juror . 11) ) ( X
JMwin Urowoil , bailiff . f8 0 (
Celin J'niroll , work at poor homo. . . 107' '
C. II. llowcn , work for county . 5S 0 (
1. N. 1'lerco , supt. poor farm . " 50
Wlslcy Nubir , work nt poor fnrm. . . 110 l (
Mrs I. N. I'liTLC.inntrou poor hoiav , 'J"i 0 (
Snrah Ktatiklm , worlc : tt pour homo. 17 0 (
Sunnti Lindull ) work nt poor lionso. . i ! ( K
Nettle Jitickn , work nt poor lioiiao. . . Ill 0 (
S. I'eterjoi ) , work at poor homo. . . . UO 0"
1) . N. Miller , ahorilf . I > ( X
Dr. W. S , Oill > < , county iihjslciau. , , f > 0 0 (
1) . L. Shine , October services . ISO C (
Dr. Tildon , insntilty com . 180 ( M
Ins. U. lii miner , ncliool HUpt . 118 CK
II. T. Lent lit , canvassing veto . 1 0 (
Low is 8. JiofJ.canvnmlnp vote . 1 01
0. B. Hnatln , canvnssin votu . I 0 (
I tarry D. Kto J , canvn ing vota . ! 0 (
I ) . 1' . Angel , cjiivaftxInK vote float
senator . 'J OC
.T. II Butler , witness fecj . l OC
Ulbort Wnllac ? , witness fees . U OC
J. S. Miller , witness foes . 400
A , J. Kemlrick , witness ( oca . 2 OJ
John Beachain , uitno's fees . 'J 00
Mart Connelly , witness fees . 2 00
Homer lintuitneis fees . 2 00
William Do\o , witno fees . -1 01) )
Lira Lnrnonitnvaa fees . 1(1 ( 00
James Hyhml , witnurs fees . 12 00
T C. Kmmotsun , witness feca . fi CO
Henry l''lowcrs , witness fees . 2 00
S. A. Hill , witncwa fees . L' 00
Li. M. Crowell , witncBH fees . U to
Mrs. Miiry Uu ilnlo , witness fcua . . 'J 01
Inmes Clancy , witness Ieo3 . 'J HO
Charles Baclieliler , wituea feca . I Ol )
l.ouls Simderlaud , witness fees . ( i (0
'J. 1' . ] 5aiuK wituefH fees . 0 OJ
Tohn Ktonhick , lulca juror . 10 00
jim er Simpson , talcs juror . 1000
W. O. SnwleH , tales juror . 10 00
3. F , Gewinuor , talou juror . 10 00
1'otor Ln eu , tales juror . 10 HO
1. C. Worid tales juror . 10 00
U. V. Miulsen , tides juror . 10 01) )
! C. J. Mutch , talon juror . 1000
W. II. Whilteu , tales juror . L' COb
bU. . Salmon , grand juror . 10 Oil
J. G. Megeiith , grand juror . i2 00
L1' . W. Gray , grand juror . 10 00
lohn Drexel , grand juror . U'J 00
> V. II. Shield ! , grand juror . 22 03
iV. J. Mount , grand j iiror . 22 1 0
3lnrk Woodman , grand juror . 2200
J. B. Charlton , Rraud juror . ! 2 0(1 (
i'Ved Stnbendorf , grand juior . 2 00
II. T. Clurku , grand juror . 2 00
f. U. I'uruy , grand juror . 22 CO
T. If , Shannon , grand juror . ( i 00
lenry Grebe , baihtf . 58 OU
. - . W. Bandlo , bailiir . GOO
3 J. Xobes , con. Gnthrio to Omaha. 33 GO
. 'latz & Co , groceries for poor . ' 11 ( > 5
f. A. Martli , work at farm . 24 70
STob. Fuel Co , , coal for poor . 2 70
'uxton & Gallagher , groceries for
poor . 31 S3
Steele , Johnson & Co. , groceries for
poor . 3 1 05
iVilliam I'reston , Hour for poor . 3G 10
I. G. Cl&rk , indse. lor poor . 14 OM
Fnrria & Finber , meat for poor . 23 03
Win. Fleming it Co. , groceries for
poor . 20 So
Culm & Co , , medicine for poor . 31 OJ
11. II. Bright & Co , , charcoal for
poor. . . . 2 SO
loirnrod & Co. , groceries for poor. . II ! f > . *
iVm Goldsmith , mdoe. for poor _ 1350
Wilcox & Stephens , groceries for
pour . 0 1C
SteokJohiHOii & Ca. , groct-rlea for
poor . ; )7 ) K
William Gentleman , procories for
poor . 21 00
1. 11 Thompson , flour for poor . 44 21i
Jlmrlrn Hiutz , Krocones for poor. . . i ! ( ) W
3 Jjeisgc , grocerim for poor . 11 9 J
iVilliiim 1'rpston , groceries for poor. US )
Harris & lusher , moat for poor . 3 ( II
a' brother k liecht , mediciuo for poor 5 h 1
W. J. llroatch , nidse. for county. . . . 3 Iti
Himebaugh & Taylor , nidae. for poor
firm . 5 1C
William 1'rflBton , Hour for pojr . . . . 11 1C
A. lirown , groceries [ or poor . 3 (1C (
I'axton & Gallagher , groceries for
px > r. , . . . . 31 5 (
Heph Buth , meat for poor far'ii _ 12 Gl
Wllllvn 1'reaton i Uo , tluur fori > oor
farm . 7 8 (
A. Granbach & Co , groceries for
poor . . 7 |
LUtlo & Williams , groceries for poor
farm nnd jjil . 1151
J. .r. Browu & Co. , jadso for poor
farm . 43 h (
A. 1'ol.ick , clothing for poor . 12 1'
JI. T. Jjiike , imlso. for county . 3,5 1 !
McCarthy . 'i Burke , fcolHn. etc . G 0 (
i'rank K. MooriiH , ticket for poor . . 3 K
U. 1' . H H , ticket for poor . 171 !
II & M. H. H. . ticket for poor . Hi 3'
Gihioii , Miller ft lllchardion , blanks 20 5C
Ona'u Daily live , ndvertisin ? . 1335
Jiut 1'ub Co. , printing for ( ! o. traai. Kill
ItuuH I'rinling Co , IIHJ elouliivi pruo. ; i H
G persout cun iu-i ' .1 juiorn . . 21) ) K
con'iiir'n witiins.seu . 1 U (
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111K KANSAS CITKAlll l. HOUND ACT A'
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Special telegrnm to the Bun.
CHICAGO , Nwc-mborlG. Chummy Schofieh
\\asarroated to-night on the charge of con
piracy to rob Ilooloy'iitheatio Schofield wo.
omployml In thu theutro for a tiu.o . but driftui
Into bid company , "wont brokn" , and lieoinn
dcspurato. Information W H givtui to the po
II to by n mim who said that ho lud arnuigoi !
with cichotiold to i irpowur thu trojsurur a
Hooluy'ii to-night and gut the receipts. Tin
two men watched the untranco of thu tluutr
from the ehadotv of nn adjactmt building fo
SOIIMI time , but the polict'iiiuti nud nuw ptH'i ]
luporters flitting nbouC , waiting for thu rob
bury to begin , ncurad Schoheld off if hu In
ttndad ruhbury. After tin ) niKlit's roueipt
were cnfoly dopotitud , Schofield was takes
into custody.
\Vlhdoin.
Detroit Fret ) 1'roj * .
Thu limn who didn't bet on the eleo
tion ia thu muat sorrowful chap In th
cuuntry. Hu firmly realized limn
inonthaiigo just how it would turn out
and he inuiiiu to put up : tt least ? 100 ii
money , eix hata , four canoj , live b xei
of clgnra und glovoa rnouih ; to last hin
: en yearit. For some rvaeon hu didn'
do it. He knew tlmt di'laya were dan
{ urous , but he kept letting RO to get i
bsttor hold , and the billot-boxes closi-i
without hla having made slnxlo wager
There was still tiuiti Tueaauy oven
before the returns began t
show up. Ho knew e.xaotl ;
: inw every state had gone am
lie could liu'uro the general result to a dot
aut when men shook greenbacks undo
lia nose and tenderly advised him to pu
up or shut up he didn't o down Into hi
locket. He felt sorry fur 'em. All th
weather prophets predict o hard winter
and ho 'didn't mint to feel that hi
a wnijer would t ko the sheen clef
of children's feet and bread out of thoi
mouths ,
And thus it came about that the f.vt
eooing , eons.of.tiovi.'nth-run'j chups , wh
cotikt have told nny of in four week * iig
how to win n Jbttfy cow or u trottiu
hone ure nbout thu only men in thi
country "hn won't \ in or losu a tent' '
worth. They might s well hava tnado
cool hundred thmiBtnd ppiecu , but the
couldn't ' brin tlu'mclvo.s to do > t.
yoc'L rgo invoice ju
rocuiwd by J 15 French & Co.
l 'ort
Mr. and M . GeorgaJ. Storey co'e '
bratod the fifteenth anniversary of the !
wedding on Monday last ' , their rosl
donee , by the gathering of a large nnrr
bor of their array friends , who wer
sumptuously entertained by the hostess
The many valuable and useful presents o
silver and glassware displayed was cvi
donee t f the esteem in which this coupl
are held by their many acquaintance ) ! .
Among the guosta woroHnrgoant-Majo
T. J Wigains nnd wife , Quartermaster
Sergeant F. C Ingraham , Messrs. Davie
Gannon , ( Jill , HownrJ , Jackson , ntn
and the Missrs Hinjr , McfJu > y , Monroe
Uftvotlo. Scnnlon , Huat , Uechlo , White ,
and many others.
Dancing wa enjoyed until the emal
hours of morning.
Army Orders.
Ilocruit Jamea McCollum , enlisted a
at Fort Omaln , Neb , is assigned to thi
Seventh infantry , and will be sent to tin
stntlon of hia regiment on tlu first fav <
or Able opportunity.
AbsoiuteSy Pure0
bit powder norcr v ! oa. A nurrol cl poult ]
; rcistli and wholisomenors. Moro ecoomlcnl thai
he nrdlotrr klrnla ndraonotbo Bold In oorn | > olltloi
with the multltuilo o ( low tctt , short walght alumoi
fioenbat | iowdcr. HoKl only in cans. UOY'AI
' O rOWDKIl CO. . 108 Wftll tr < N. K.
ARSNQU
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EARLOAKING POWDER.
ITAMBQUHDTORISE/
falum ornny Injurious substances ca * bo found
H Andrews' Pearl Baking Powd , Is rot-
hclypUFE. lleiiiBC'ndors.cil.nndt . Imonlala
occh ed lrom Mich uhemlsts as 8. Dana -ia > s , Itos.
mi : M. Dolafontalnc , of Ohk.ino ; nnd Gustnvua
Jodc , Mthvuukcv. Never sold in bull : .
C. H. ANDREWS & CO.
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9 loxke bt. 287 , lisD i II'JI t. Wuter ol.
Improved Keady Eecku/ier ,
Contains tables ehowing the
and value of any quantity of morclujd s <
at nny price from a quarter of a ceiit t <
en dollara , either by weight or measure ,
Also tibloa of wa ai and board by
, ho day , week and mnhth ; board , scant
ing and plank uieisuri' ; cubic measure
ment of timber ; log measure utid weigh
of grain pi'r bunhel , nud interest tables
Alao the interest lawa of the c'iJlcron
states , Business laws in daily uza Buai
less f 01 ma , etc.
This valuable book which shoul bo ii
.ho hands of every man and boy In thi
and will bo sent postpaid on receipt o
Hty cents by the
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cultural nxluini oftho t > t , ohljr dl-cimd and ri
vluwcil. No one ho tills a timer or plant , or
[ i > ot of land ; Hho ouima hortiu , cow pit ur chickec
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iinonu the liint Aeilcnltural fc J I-uo Block Jour
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Wo pay ro tnu < to < niul I.aail Acoutd a bli'ier Goal
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