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s THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 1884
1HEJTA1LY B.EF
Saturday' Mornirg Nov. 29
LOOAL1.BEEVITIES ,
- "T. H. P. , " ( who i <
tha Union PftdGo headquarters ) will have
ehurp artlclf on "Soolotr ltemn nl " in Hi
Kxcclnor this afternoon.
A i e ca warrant wnii yesterday nworn ou
in .Tuctico ] tartlett' court by Idrilo Stone
charging a disorderly woman named Allc
Morgan with threatonlcR to Ulco her lifo.
Mr. Joseph Cru miner , ot Hellovllle , Kno
Baa , nntl Miss Gortio Smock , ot Dunhp , Iowa
were married in thin city on Novombe
28th , by HOT. Ghnrloi W. SuvldVo , of th
Vint M. K , church ,
A let of tingle harnnsii nnd two bridle *
tolen by n man. named Murphy , now In th
county jtll for petit larceny , have been recovered
covered by Officer Bigwart , nnd are now a
tha police oontt awaiting an owner.
Mr. David Cook , formerly of thti clt
who wont to South Carolina for hU hoalt
coma time are , died at Aikan , in tint nUte
nt the age of 4 > , Mr. Cook vrai well know
herd and was quite an GxtonMyo owner of cit
pro potty.
- Thur d y somebody broke n p no (
rjlas n 11)0 front.door of Juilgu llonoko'g res
deuce. They doubtlciii Intended to biirglarl/
ho homo but wnro frightened away. A
that remains for tbcso clusoky.thieves to dn i
o burglaries the jail ,
Ihoro looms to Imvo Itcon a migtaVo In regard
gard to the row down ou Ninth fltroot Wet
negday night. Itwnjmtilod that the corps
of a woman wag dragged mound the floor
The body of tha dead woman wan taken to th
undertaken before the row began.
A report got out two dnyn ajo that th
United Htatoa grand jury had found thirteen
ludictmonti against juttifM cnncernod in th
Otoa reservation land salon. Woarnlnformoi
by United HUUvs Dittriot Attorney Lnmbtrl
ton that thcru In no truth in this report , Th
grand jury hut not concluded itn invoitlgatio
Intj the fraud * uii'l honca no vote ban ye
bren re chrd. (
Tbo opening of tbo new onptno hoUHu I
South Omaha Thursday waa a grand affair ,
large crowd was in attendance , and the "com
foil for the inner mnn" flowed as freely n
wntor , nnd anybody and everybody partoo !
of the healing stream. Dancing waa Indulpo
In and a general good time won had.
- Madame Htanloy'n Female Maslodonn up
puared nt the Academy of Music loot ovonln
una gave a very pleasant ontortainmont. Th
balJheails wore in the parquet with opera
glctsea in order to study thu boautloo of th
female form , nud were given a rare opptrtu
nlty. Many of the nets wuro meritorious am
elicited hearty apphuw. One of the flnes
looking women In the whole outfit was a man
a female impersonator , mid ngood manyo
tbo "boy "iot ? badly mashed upon him bofon
they discovered that ho was not a her.
Bute Senat : r Durlnnd , of the Tenth dlx
trict , gave the BKB office a call.
Thochonu Blngora of the Carleton Oper
Company nro stopping at tha Good hotel.
V , 11 , Howes left the city last evening fo
Log Angeloa , California , \la the Mlsaour
1'aoific.
Mr. John Woatberir , of the lirrn of Wiig
Wcatberj ? , left this evening for Chicago and
the east.
S A. Koloy , of the firm oi Kiloy & Dillon
came in last evening from a visit to friends in
Noola , Iowa.
Mr. Jen T urnbull , u'ght jailor nt the olt ;
ji.il ia sll/htly under the woalhar and uoabli
to report for duty.
Mrs. J. T. Ba-eclt , kiss Marion and Nolllo
Batfett aio In the city upending a low dayn
J. W. Whitmar.h and f.mlly.
Mm. Mary Morlarity , mother of ] K. V ,
MorUrity , has loturtsod from Holyoke
Mat * . , where she had baon spending the
Htitmnor.
Hon. K. M. StadniftD , of Vlntan , Iowa ,
on cr-member of the Iowa legislature , and al
preomt lu the government Bccrot eorvioe , ar
rived in the city last oven I eg.
N. L. Hall and wife , Blulr , 'A. Q. IJalley ,
Coleridge , J. H. Snoll , Auhland , II. M.
D-itry , "North 1'Iatto , James Armstrong
Wahoo , J , H Chaio , Mlnden , John
Mucgmre and wife , Grand Island , Nob- , und
Jihn M , Mahnrg , of Buffalo , N. Y. , are
stopping at the 'Metropolitan.
A L < < > t
Bell 1. Ring who left homo nt Klor
unco cut-off two \vooka ngo to work in
Omaha for n family named Eaton must
co mo homo immediately. If any onu can
give mo any Information ooucoruing Bell
II. Ring they will bo doing a great favor
to her mother Mrs. 11. K. Ring. Box 21
BIB : oflico.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To *
bacco ia thu beat.
Tlio Itlvcr GimiiniHHlon.
On Tuesday next thu Mississippi river
ccunmisiion will moot Bf in lu St , Louis
W. J. Bioatch , of this city , the Oniahn
member of the ooinniiielou , will bo in
attendance. Mr , B rout oh ha about
given up the hope of getting a share of
the Missouri river appropriation , but ex.
peota tlmt a bill trill be introduced into
eon reta Mill winter making an ap
prUtion of $50,000 for thu improvement
rf the Missouri in front of Otntths , and
has great hopes that it will pass that
body.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina
oo.
Da not bo deceived ; ask for and take
only B. H. DjiltfUss & Sons' Oipsicum
Cough Drops for 0 lUglis , Gelds and K ire
Throats. I ) , 6. aud Tradn Mark ou every
drop -1
A Kniull I' " nt li tlio Ilium.
La night batwocu 11 und 12 u'clocV a
In. ' , corner f Sevanlb and Mill
utrcotB , WHS pmUllr ( 'ns'.rnyetl ' by tire
The building vt oivnrd by Ool , Ojoh-
run and woo unoccupied ,
\ \
Efpry lady uica I'uzznm't medicated
complexion powder. It is a houmboM
truunure. The madam lindait impoHiibln
u > ( jo down town without firct rubbing it
on If thebibr f'tha aha \iatn \ for the
I ( tbo "old uun cotiiva hnmi <
or chafed , bccauau buiinutu IB dull ,
ntu , , I'i > zz ni'ft powder cool * and allnyA
Jii i roubles 'Chun all ii ( , 'Udnome juy
1 should b * without it.
Pur * tmd Fur TriintLina" , nt 8 xe'0
THE COUNTY'S BURDENS.
The Poorlunsc Now Filled lo 0er-
Scrcnty-nto POIBOIIH In tlin Oily Now
Cured lor liy Bttporlnlon-
ilcnt IMcrco ,
As winter approaches thn butdon to
the county of upporling the poor grad
ually increases. The county poor honso
is nlroady filled to overflowing and over
sovcnty-fivo persons are being provided
with food at their homes In the city.
This increase of poor , Mr. I. N. Plorco ,
Auporintondont of the county poor farm ,
says ia noing on at the rate of ten pe
week , nnd before spring work opens , 1
la expected that the county will ho carln
for from IfiO to 200 persons who nro un
itblo to provldo themselves with food an
clothing. The cause of those additlona
burdens to the county ia the want o
work nnd the cold of winter. Nearly nil c
the numoronn laborers employed on th
public Impravomonts have been SUB
ponded from labor by their completion
nnd nothing remains for thorn to do bu
to wait for the approach of apring. It
many inetances the wngoa of employees ,
as they hnvo boon earned , have been
consumed in living. The city poor now
being cared for are nil women nnd chil
dron. Nearly nil of theao nro dopondon
upon themselves for support nnd In few
instances only are they the wards o ;
able-bodied men. These few heads o
finillioa , however , who have provot
recreant to their trust are co-ilirmoc
drunkards nnd their'dependents are old
fine county burdens. Sickness from
cold and exposure Is also adding its pub
Ho poor and in n short time fuel will bo
doled out to the indigent of the city.
Mr. Pierce , besides caring for the pee ;
on the farm , ia giving out wookiy 800
pounds of Hour , thirty of coffiio nnd ton
of tea. No meat of any kind is dii
tributod and unless the county commls
nlonors otherwise- order , none will bo Is
sued this winter. Heretofore the nonnty
farm supplied the necessary moat fm
Omaha's Indigent , but the cholera vrhicl
made Its appearance among the hogi
daring the summer loft only enough to
supply thoHo who llvo with Mr , Pierce
The prospect of pork for next year is neat
at alt promising no Mr. Pierce out oi
oichtyilvo small hogs from frhlch nox
fall's supply was to bo raised has jlos
sixty nlroady from the disease which has
made such fearful Inroads into the swim
herds of Nebraska.
Mr. Piorco's time is now almost fully
taken up in caring for the city poor , and
when winter has fully sot In ho will b
wholly occupied in looking after th
needy of Omaha.
How in Onmlin , Prepared for Clioleru'
The rapid strides and unprovontcd coursi
of the cholera opiaomlc in Europe makei
It certain that our country vrill bo visitec
ere long by this diacaso , nnd the quostioi
naturally arises how is our city proparot
for its oniotl There are several factor
which intelligent people " 111 coitainly soi
cannot conduce to u mild form of th
dreaded disease. Firstly , our board o
health ia tnaulliciont , although no disre
spect la intended toward that honorabl
bidy : , but juatti imagine a city of C0,00l
or ( ! 0OnO inhabitanta with a sanitary
board composed of only ono phyaiciai
and several members of the council who
have not the first idea of sanitary laws
and who are not nblo to enforce ovui
common decency in preventing the pal
lutioh.of many of the streets by all sorti
girbsgo and decomposing refuse. Sec
oidly , the largo number of vaults , some
of them In the prominent business center
of the city , where nu drainage , nir or
ovoa removal of their contents are enforced
forced , human excremont.lylug year after
tor year without removal and nut ovou
disinfectants ustd.
Thirdly the barbarous sanitary con
dition which exist in certain sections u ;
the oily ; tnko for instance the northeast
urn part , no removal of uarbaqo ut nil
< vcro nro to judge by appearances , dead
animals , decaying vtgotublo matter , und
unoleaned vaults , nil lying directly on
thoauifnco with uo drmnago , und wolla
and citterns in cloio proximity to thcso
kids of corruption , wnoro nil this mass
uf eurfa.o water drains into them. To
see thnt thu is no lanoy picture of linbil
ily to not only produce disease , but to
alco Increase itu virulence , intelligent
leoplo need only to look bad : nt the con-
Jition of Memphis a few years ngo when
iollowfovcr nig id with such mortality ;
here tho40 same conditions , particularly
n reference to sutfacu vaults , existed ,
ind the death und desolation that were
.hero witnessed should bo a warning to
til other cities. Sufllco it to suy
.ha BO conditions have always proved
.ho greatest adjuster to the mortality uf
jpldumlca of all contagious or infuotiouu
liseaitB. That cholera will roach Omaha
f it roaches America is without doubt ,
joing on the direct r > > ute ncroas the con-
inont , nndjnlao a great railroad center.
, ' t will bo almost impossible fur her to va-
) apu , as epidemics have always followed
.ho great water courses , railroads nnd
Uher lirita of travel , nnd U certainly ia
lot policy to QVO { n more urgent invitn-
ion than nature huraulf protonta to the
inwblooiuo visitor. A well directed sun-
tiry society can do more to relieve hu-
uanity by good judgmout and common
enio in | , rovonuou of diceuso than thu
wealth of uny government can do when
in opiaomlc ia fairly inaugurated. Tmit
; oed sanitary Jans , wiiun enforced , have
men prolific of ( ho grimiest benefaction
o the public no iiitullinont person
ioubta , and tf the uaoplo of Omaha , with
ill their enterprise , are to ullotr u vim-
ent upjdumlc to , spread httvoo through
heir city when they BJU ( t approaching ,
hen duo uotlco should bo given to the
Jiiinfonnod tnat they may protect them-
elves as boit they may , But above nil
hinga lot ui have the benefit of acienco
tnd food DUIIIU hofurti it it too Into. Bo
uuen wo luvu orcitped violent epldouiicfl
hu fnr ia no HXUUIH for it ruhxud dici-
iliuo iiiB.iiiitury inaUurs. Oinahs , in itt
irt'aent t : to , ii eurUinly an inviting
H ! I fur an opidouilc - nd far much moro
o for ono M ejvoro uud dUantroun in its
unlta nathli.
Ml. Ol.VDK Hl'ALIUNIl , M. D.
Court Pol UK * .
In the district court before Judge
Vukoly the caoo of Swift ngtluat the
oard of county commissioners occupied
ho court nil of yesterday. This action
r s brought agaiuet the county aoino two
oars go to recover judgment for $1,000
or Und condemned by the defvudiut for
ublio purposoi. The evidence ban nil
eon introduced and the ease will bo
iveu to thn jary this morning.
Before Judge Novlllo the case in re
plevin of Mackenzie nttnin t Lanyon wa
trinH nd judgment of $ r > rendered fc
plaintiff.
Hutt was yesterday Instituted in thi
tribunal by William Callahan and Ooorgi
T. Keenau against the city to recede
? 2 081 for public work done for defend
Next week Judge Wakoloy and Distric
Attorney Godwin will go to Paplllioti
where the December term of the Ssrpy
county district will bo hold.
On Monday next Judge Neville will go
lo Wilbur , S line county , where ho wil
pccupytho woolsack for .Judgo Morris It
in that tn
A murder case now pending
bunal.
In the United States court Judge
Dundy sat In the chamber's court room
and disposed of a number of minor ciim
innl cases. The grand jury was nt wor !
nil day but made no presentments. Thi
morning Judge Nolaon , the Minncaoi
district judge , will sit on the bench nm
the attorneys nro expecting that busines
will bo disposed ot in L summary manner
POLICE POINTERS ,
I'at Carroll Apprnlicuilcil Gardner
tlio AllcRCd PlohpocVcJ , Ito-
Ion cd.
In the police court yesterday after
noon Gardner and Arnold , the two men
suspected of having picked the pocko
of a clerk In the postoflico on Friday o
lost week , were brought bbforo this
tribunal on the charge of being atupic
ioua characters. Gardner defended him
self on this charge and was acquitted
but waa admonished by the court to fine
legitimate employment or hu would have
to loivo town.
Arnold refused to give any account o
himself , and was sentenced to the county
jail for twonty-fivo days on bread nn <
water.
Samuel Roberts plead guilty to the
charge of petit larceny , and was giron
twonty-fivo days also in the county jail
"Big Sandy" nnd Frank Burns wore
last evening taken from the police station
and transferred to the connty jail , where
they will bo kept until they are given n
trial. Burna says the police have him
down for a bunko ntcoror , but donici
complicity in any crimes of that kinc
done In the city.
Yesterday afternoon Pat Carroll , a
member of "Big Sandy's" gang , was nr
rested on Tenth street for fighting. Ho
was taken to the county jail , where ho
was recognized by Officer Slgwart as the
man who was soon running from the at
tempted burglary in the rear of the
Omaha National bank on the night o
November 26. Ho was immediately
taken to the county jail nnd no rocorc
was made at the police station of his np
prehension.
FATAL FLAMES.
Nctllo Howard Probably Fatally
I5uriert tlilH Morning ,
Ninth atrcot , near Dodge , was thi
morning the fncnu of an nccidont tha
will probably result in the death of
resident of that part of the city.
At about 1 o'clock Nettie Howard , wh
lives with n mnn nnd his wife namci
Thompson. In a tumbled down tonamon
in the above uumod locality , vrout to ho
room nnd it is supposed lay down upon
the bed to road. Shortly aftortrara
Thompson , .who had been nroueod by
the presence of fire went to Miss Ilorr
nrd'n room and found her enveloped in
lUmes on the bed. Thompson pulled ho
from the couch , threw n quilt aroum
her nnd finally ruccoodod in aubdiun ;
them but not until the had uncomo un
connciuun from their 1 11'ects. Her heavy
woolen clothing was burned through ti
the skin and her face and body in man ;
places were burned to n crisp.
Dr. Loieonring was sent for nnd di <
what was posslblu toward alleviating the
[ ) oor woman's Bufferings. It is no
thought that she can recover.
KnilrnnU
Mr. M. II. Goble.forooveral years U.P
lurchaaiag agent , has resigned from tha
losition and the vacancy has not yo
> uon filled. Mr. Ooblo in the future
will bu ono of the members of the Pacilio
Elotol company recently formed in this
oily. This company is composed ol
ilcsarf. Shears , Mtrkol , Swobo , Eddy ,
ind Qoblo , and its business will bo the
'mining of thu anting houses along the
ino of the Union P.wih'o road and its
> runcliep.
Mr. J. J Burns , division atorokoopor
at KIIIBUS Guy , hut been promoted to
uenornl utorokoopar with ho.idqunrtora at
G. F. LiDiuiKh , who is succeeded by
ilr. Burns , will hercnftur bj division
tnrokoepor.
_ Air. Joioph Lesmor , the present divl
ion storekeeper has been assigned to
KLTII'H 1'uHi Uuroo
The man "Iloddy , " who as stated in
lie ditpatohoa of this morning's BEK , was
lung up to n telegraph polo at North
) and yesterday in ardor to extort a cou
t-silon from him , in nu old Oainha roun
or. He Ioaf > id about the town for
omo time nnd hung out at the gambling
louao of Sliuvr & lUtlifFi ) , where ho
'plugged" for the proprietors. Uis rent
MHO is Kern and ho was often before
lie police couit here for petit larcany
nd several times for vagrancy. Hi *
utnn 11 jddy" waa given him from the
rick color of Ills hair. Ho was looked
pou its a tough HIM ! and became quite
ot d hero for hia pugilistic proclivities.
rt'quently ot'gigini ; in lights. Ills par-
nu are respootublo pnoplo nnd nro living
i Nance county , in this oUto , a oouplo
f miles west of
The Sioux Oily Journal of n recent
ate SAY * :
"Puto Hush , the ban tan gambler , of
vhotn iiiHiitloii was jiiado UH being
'pinohud" for making things lively nt the
.lieu H few dajs ni o hai loft town.
Vhothorihu dhock the Sioux Oily duat
roni his ft < ot bacauto the polled were na
u his racket or not , wo know not. Tlio
ows has been received , however , that
nuioaUtulv upon hh arrival in Omahn
o was gobbled on n chnrgo of auld lung
ne , and now lnuguisheth behind thu
ira iu the haatilo at the uastorn termi
ni of the Union 1'ACIIIO. "
Inquiry at the pilio ) itition , police
onrt uud the oiunty jiil failed to verify
10 hb'jvo htatuaient , und the records of
10 criminal triuuuuU of the county do
ot show tlmt any wixrrent wus ever it-
uud or a complaint lodged against him
or tnoro than four yoars.
1875-1885 ,
. _ _ f
Tie M Year's ' illlnstratefl Supple
rat lo the Bee ,
A Hiipprl ) work of Art nnd Coin
lirolirnslvo Compilation of Omu-
IIH'H Commercial nnd In-
diiHtrtal Kiuorprlic.
The forthcoming illustrated oupplo
mont of THE OMAHA. DAILY BEK , whic !
will bo issued on Now Year's day , wil
aurpasa nil previous efforts in that direc
tion , in the elegance nnd variety of illus
trntiona , the completeness and accuracj
of Htatlntlcs. The first illuatratod BE
supplemons , which appeared ou Now
Year's day , J875 , created quite n aciisa
tion , and of the six illuatratod isaue
that have ninco boon publiahod , each w&
o matked improvement upon the preccd
ing ono.
It is generally conceded that thcao 11
lustratod onpplomonts have done more tc
advertise Omaha than any other agenc ;
or medium. Thousands of copioa havi
boon mailed to nil parts of the world , and
hundreds of our cittzona receive'1 thoi
Grst idea about Omaha and the thorough
going enterprise of her citizens from its
pagci ! . Ilundrcda of our citizens will ac
knowledge that the first idea of lo
eating in Omaha was inspircc
by the illustrated reviews of the BEE
The firat edition , ton years ago , was
limited lo 5,000 copies. It waa a four
page paper , with the tirst and last pages
illustrated. The last edition , publisher
January 1 , 1882 , was made up of 15,000
copies , of an eight page paper , with four
pagoa illustrated by crayon lithographs.
The forthcoming number will comprise
25,000 copies , of which number over
8,000wlll bo givou free to the subscribers
of ( ho daily Ben. No pains or expense
have boon spared to make this the most
magnificent iasuo of any illustrated paper
that has over been published in this
country. The illustrations will include
the nurr court house , with the grand
staircase and approaches as planned by
Architect Moyora , the Paxton hotel ,
Wm. A. Paxton's now building , Dowcy
& Stono's , Croighton'o , Purlin , Orondorl
& Martin's , and nearly all largo build
ings erected during the past year. ; also
the now churches and school houses , in
cluding the English Lutheran one
Trinity Cathedral , Loavonworth slraol
school , St. Phllomena's , Academv of the
Sacred Heart , Child's hospital , etc.
Ono of the great features of this num.
bor and the best advertisement for Oma
ha will bo the illustration ! ) of the otpck
yards , packing houses and manufactories
Ono of the moat accomplished artists was
brought hero from Milwaukee three weeks
ago , aud npeat nearly two weeks in
sketching thu stock yards nnd all the
loading and principal factories. lu every
other direction the greatest care has boot
and will bo taken to make this work
excel everything of the kind ever under
takou. During the past aix weeks fou
men have been employed in collectinj
building statistics , and the inforraatioi
needed to give a reliable and compro
honsiya view of our manufacturing in
duatrica , wholesale and retail trade , rail
way traflio , banking business , educntiona
instltutiono , benevolent aud religion
societies , and a complete compendium o
everything that is of interest pertaining
to the llfo and growth of Omaha ,
It is hardly necessary to say that this
is not a speculative enterprise. All th
publishers may reasonably hope or ex
poet is to cover thu outlay which will ap re
gate betrreon § 2.500 and § 3,000. At th <
urgent request of aomo of our Gorman
American citizona it is contemplated t
issue 5,000 of theoo supplements in tin
German language and if wo can coyer th
coat of translation aud typo Butting in
Gorman wo shall mnku the venture.
Ia order tn make this enterprise wha
it should bo in every particular wo urg
our business men , manufacturers au <
railroad managers to furnish our can
vassers with all information desired a
promptly aa potsiblo. It ia to ba hopui
also that our business directory will bo m
coinpluto aa can be made , to cover 1
branches of business and professions.
A THIEF NABBED ,
Wrtiii KoboilH Arrcstod for
u Itoniu at the Octil-
Ounal.
For oomotimo there hai boon a mat
lamed Sam Rob or to boarding at the
Occidental hotel , on Tenth utroot. A
contractor named James Hamilton has
also boon boarding at the hotal , A fair
days since Hamilton went out of the city
nnd loft his clothing and a watch in hU
room. During his absence Roberta
entered his room and stele a sitohel ful !
of clothing and the watch.
.Upon Hamilton's return yesterday
10 found that ho hnd boon robbed , and
reported to Mm. Puyuter , the landlady.
She mistrusted Koburts and reported to
Ollicera Sigwart mid Burdlsh. The uili-
cors wont to n pawnshop and found where
loborts had sold the watch. They then
oturued to the homo and waited until
Roberts came to dinner , when they ur-
osti'd him and locked him up in thu city
nil. All of the clothing was recovered.
Roberts is a plumber by trade and ha *
> uon in the employ of Wohhnna it
iIoKwan. He will bt > held for oxamina-
ion.
Tlio Drcm KulicnrHiil.
The operetta entitled "A Dross Re-
loarshal" was given by the second choir
f St. Pnilomoim'a cathedral at the hull
f the parochial echool Tuhrtidny evening.
'ho proceeds are to help defray the ox-
) uiiso of furnishing the hall with chairs ,
tage , aconory and A handaomo drop cur-
* ln , which have just been purchased.
An nudiuuce of about 500 hundred were
iroseut , uud nemned very well pleased
rlth the entnitalnuiont , Th young la-
lea * Mij { their prta very nicely , and
vincod coniidurablo dramatic talent. Ei-
icolal credit ja duo to thoao who sustain.-
d the luadlng parti , nnd the little miss a
who played Gindorellrt nnd thu Prince
reru perfectly ut homo ou the stage.
iluoh credit ia duo to M lis Fanny Arnold
or her careful tratnioi ; ot the choir.
1'ollcu
Thursday night was a'ljuiet one for n
'hnnkegivlng night and very few dU-
urbera of the peace were srriiatod.
Potcr Olino and Frank Ounuiugham
ot into a Cght and scratched each other
p considerably. They were arrested
and fined 35 each and costs. They trcro
both hard looking citizens and some of
the policemen think they hare boon im
plicated in the holdups and other deviltry
committed In this city of late.
D. Henderson was hold pondlne inves
tigation being charged with being n sus
picious character. Ho is slick looking
"coon" who goes by thn nnmo of "Tho
Rabbit. " Ho halls from DCS Moines
and is regarded ono of the slickoot sneak
thieves In this country.
Nick Wallace , the little black nuisance ,
was arrested again yesterday for being
drunk. Ho had boon beastly drunk and
hnd gene to sloop somewhere and some
wng had painted his already black face
with lampblack nnd ho was n sight to bo-
hold. He was lined $5 and costs.
James Murphy , who was discharged in
police court n few days since for being a
harmless crank , was arrested again yes
terday , having In his possession a lot of
stolen harness. Ho is supposed to bo
the man who has boon doing all the
harness stealing around these parts of
late and is hold for examination. There
is now at the jail a sot of single harness
and a bridle , which have been recovered
and await identification.
A IMcattmit 1'urty.
St. Joseph Gazette.
Thu many friends of Mr. Ohas. Motz ,
of Omaha , tendered him a complimentary
party at Mannorchor hall last night. It
was a very pleasant and select affair in
deed and those in attendance panned a
merry evening. The committee on ar
rangements wore Messrs. J. J. Braun ,
Bcu. Kastor and John McGuire. The
floor managers were Messrs. J.V. .
Bruce , A. Foster , G. J. Berry , George
J. Bab and L. Kastor , A dancing pro
gramme of eighteen numbers was gene
through with and highly enjoyed. Mr ,
Motz ia ono of the moat popular young
men in Omaha ; ho lus many friends in
St. Joseph and his visits in the city are
always pleasant nnd agreeable.
Grace Gliupel.
An interesting Thanksgiving service
waa hold at Grace chapel in North
Omaha Thursday. During the past week
the painters and carpenters have been
busy at work , and have succeeded in
making this chapel ono of the most com-
ortablo little churches in Omaha. Yes
terday the children brought gifts of
money , sugar , coiFoo , tea , canned goods ,
etc. , and placed them upon tho-altar as
gifts to the poor. Dean Millspaugh was
present and made an interesting address
to the children. In conclusion ho highly
complimented thorn upon the noble work
done during the past year , the last dollar
against the lot and chapel having boon
paid.
No More Quail on Tonht.
The board of managers of the Omaha
Sportsmen's club call attention to the
law prohibiting .traflic in quails after De
cember 1. All quails exposed for sale or
found In the posaosaion of any person in
the state , no matter when or where kill
ed , ii subject to seizure and confiscation
and distribution among the coor persons
of the city , town or precinct in which
such quails are found ; and the person In
whoso possession they are found will bo
subject to a fine of § 5 and coats for each
quail. The transportation of quails nnd
other Rnme birds or animals named in
the same lair , by railroad companies or
express companies or other carriers is un
lawful and will subject the offenders to a
llko fine.
A fard ot Tlmnlca.
1 wi h to oiprejs my gratitude to each
ono and all whj so kindly extended their
help and sympathy to mo in my sudden
nnd terrible bereavement , and may
Ho vcn s choicest blessings strew their
path way. Mus O W SHMIIT-ESS.
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PREVKNTKD AND CCUED BY THE USE Ol'
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( lint would keep milmaU In a hcnllhy condition , u remedy that would laku tlio place of the worth-
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cnrtfully follonlui ; diriclioni.
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Cut * , ' ' ilc'KTica Hold medal , for nuur wna there n truer rum ill ; , ind It cnuuot bu applied more
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with tlicf-ripof ilinth. To do this there U nothing equal to thu ll'iitcrn Lira t > loilc Jlainitli/ .
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