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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1885)
OMAHA DAILY BBJH FJRIOAY. JANUARY 2 , 1885 , S3UCOISZE ! I SIMIOIEZEI DRY -AT SDVCITHI'S * During the which occurred in CJrnnebanm's store on ! a - , our stock was slightly damaged by smoke and water , Thejnsurancejjompanies have amicably the loss : We now propose to close out : these goods at a G , . . . Our stock of G Is not damaged except by smoke ,1 iWh. § ! 499 mimmtm mam * frv BQT will be sold at a I Ti GrIREA.T : HElDTTOTIOIsr BUS 3VE. " " " I | m ujumm m n g now BEAR IN THAT WE r * These goods are a great bargain and are bound to sell rapidlyandthose who come first will derive thebenefit , THE DAILY .BEE Friday Morniu : , "Jan , 2 , LOCAL BREVITIES , Diseases of the urinary and sexual or gans treated at the Medical Institute , 1118 Howard street , by the only experienced spe cialist in the city. Officer Metza resumed hla duties sa a policeman yesterday nnd was aesigned the Fnrnam street boat. It looks natural to BOO Metza wearing : , a star .and carrying a club again. John Klusa , the mysteriously wounded Polo , is fast recovering under the care of the sisters at St. Joseph's hospital. His wlfo and children were removed Wodnccday from the city to the county jail. Laet night a prank , who says his name is August Jones , was picked up on Douglas etrost and placed in the city jail , He is in ' bad condition mentally and will probably bo S' : v sent to Lincoln by the board of insanity. Fire crackers shot oil at a Douglas street billiard room about midnight frightened a , hack team belonging to George Westmoro into a runaway which broke the forward works of the vehicle and sprained thfl driver's ankle. > , The county clerkwas busy yesterday in getting all of hla old papers ntd books packed up , ready for removal. On Sunday next ho wi 1 remove his oih'co into the now court bouse and will bo found there after that time. On Farnam street yoxU'iday one of the tqama of the American oxireea compiny got tangled up in the reina , and it looked for a time aa If serious injury would be done to both team and wagon. The drher hastily cut both reiua with bis knife and called n halt upon further proceedings. The newsboys ha > e taken ndvantage of New Years and have naked 25 cents each for the Illustrated Review of the BEK upon the streets. This ia not authorized by the pub lishers and the supplements can be obtained at this oilloo or of any nawd dealer for 10 cents each. Mr , Ghas. Jorrold , who has figured in police court in regard to on overcoat , which was claimed by "Windy Bob , " s ys that an Injustice has been done him by TUB BEB in stating that bo was charged with stealing the coat. It seems that "Windy Bob > , had Jer- rold nrrcatuj , but did not file any complaint against him and of < ? courao Jorrald was dis missed by the court. Wednesday a soldier from Fort Omaha was airested by Block Watchman Hollow on Sixteenth street. The fellow was dauuk and bad a billy with which ho tiled to strike the officer , whereupon Hollow pave him a smart r i > over the head , drawing the Mood and cooling elf , somewhat , his pugi'itlio ardor , When be wai taken Into the Jill the blood had saturated his hair , and had frozen stitT BO tuat t looked as though his braios were protruding fro1 ! ! ! the wound. Jailor Gorman cared for him and yesterday 'be [ was allowed to take bis departure for ths fort , all right with tlio cioeptloa of a tore.heitd ft * a reminder of his night In town , V FOUGHT TO A FINISH. Policemen BnciLy anil Riiane Inflnto in a Slogging Mata Tlio Palace Saloon' the Scene of the Battle , AVhlcli Lasted far Four Hounds. The police force is supposed to guard the pcaco of the city and BOO that the bum element does not override the laws of the city , but it seems that 'oven the bum element will creep into the police force , and men irho wear blue coats and brass buttons are not always to be depended - pondod upon as peaceful and law-abiding citizens. This fact was verified yesterday morn ing in a row which took place in the Palace saloon on Farnam street. About 4:30 : , only a short time boioro roll call , Ollicor Buckley , whose beat was on Doug las street , was standing at the bar of the above named saloon drinking a Now Year's ogg-uog. Officer Iluino , whoso boat waa on South Thirteenth street , en tered the place and began abasing Buck ley. Buckley turned his back upon Uunno and proceeded to drink his "Lot stuff , Juat as ho turned his back Rnano struck him upon tlio head with hla fist. It was a heavy blow and the egg-nog went ono way and the "cop" the other. Buck ley quickly regained his foot and faced lluano in true pugilistic stylo. They battered each other's faces for J awhile when lluano clincnod nis opponent and both wont to the floor. This ciulud the first round , nnd both incn got upon their fuel and after remov ing their ovoacoats , imido for each ether again , Ju this way four rounds wuru fought , and at the end of the battle both men wuio out of _ breath and pretty badly bruisud up about the face , and thu battlu was duulaicd a draw. During the last" round the fighters getup up into ono of the largo front windows , and had it not been fur Hilly McCimo would have gene thiough the largo plato- glnsi front. No ono knows what had passed batweon the two men before they mot into the sa loon , but it has been supposed for eomo tlmo that there was bad blood botwee them and that they would fight soonoora later. Buckley has bad several fight elnco he has been upon the foroo an lluano is somewhat inclined to baa bully , lioth of the men were off their boats at the tlmo of the fight and were violating the police rules , They have both been suspended by the marahal and the matter will bo investi gated by the committee on police , It la quite probable that the pugilists will ba retired from the force. A Now J > oal. A now deal hrs bon Instituted at the Ptixton hotel. The two ladies who hare heretofore bean engaged in the office have been relieved from duty and Mr. Kibbo , who boa boon aoting in the capac ity of clerk is now cashier and book keeper , and Mr. Henshaw succeeds Mr. Kibbo as clerk. The two assisted by the old standby , Mr. Hull , will make a strong team , and the Paxton under this now order of things will bo more popular than ever. * A SEEIOUS TUMBLE , Assistant Chief Gallig.in Falls Through an Elevator Shaft. Wednesday night during the fire in the steam laundry building , Assistant Chief Galilean , of the fire department , suffered serious injuries by a fall through the elevator vator shaft. The elevator was up on the third floor when the fire began , but the rope which hold the platform burned off and it dropped to the basement. The smoke waa so dense that it was impossible to see , even by the aid of a torch , and As sistant Chief Galligan was walking along and coming to the elevator shaft , he stopped in , falling from the third floor to the basement , a distance of about thirty feet. feet.He He was taken to his home , where it was found that no bones had been brok en , but ho had sustained severe Injuries upon his right log and foot and had also suffered a eovero sprain of the back. Hla Injuries are such that ho will bo confined to his house for some little time , a fact which is very much regretted by hit ma ny friends , both in and out of the de partment. Seal of North Carolina Smoking To accolstho best. A KITOHElfsQUABBLE , TwoGirla In thol'axton Hotel Kitchen Indulge In * Racket , Yesterday morning the Paxton kitchen was the soono of a lively not to between two of the female employes. Sarah Golden - don is engaged as a toaster and a girl named Ogbuts ia also employed in the kitchen. Yesterday morning the two girls had ooino difficulty which load to blows and a general matinee ensued. Hairpulllng was indulgedl'ln quite frouly and as this mode of combat did not eeom to satisfy the damsels they began to beat each ether over the head with cooking utensils. When time waa finally called the girls were both considerably scratched up and the Golden woman rushed out of the houiie and up to the police station. The blood was streaming down her face and she filed a complaint against the Oaburs woman who was arrested by Officer Mijee. The two women were released to nppoir in police court this morning at io o'clcck , WANTED To exchange wild or improv. ed lauds In NebrasVa or Iowa for IJArd- ware , or stock of ganoral merchandise. Address J. Linderholm , Genoa , Nanco county , obr , tn-lm * "FOUL BROOD , " A Deadly Poison Among the Bees in this Country. The Bco oKepora' association of Ne braska will hold its annual meeting at Tooumsoh on January 14th. Action will bo taken in regard to "Foul Brood" with the object of obtaining legislation on the aubjoct. Thla plague has obtained such proportions tions as to threaten the entire destruction of the Boo Hoopers' industry. "Foul Brood , " 'as it is called , is a germ dlsoaao that attacks the boo in every stags of development , but it more especi ally affects the larva. Vrhou the plague appears in a colony , the larva , or young bees are speedily destroyed , and the stench produced ia so great that there is no liability of mistaking the cause of the trouble. In its ravages and violence it strongly resembles cholera among men. The germs impregnate the queen , and all the eggs produced by her afterwards are diseased , nnd the young brood quickly perishes. The honey is diseased and serves to spread ( ho germs of the plaguo. Its violence is so great that it Is impossi ble to Loop beoa in the locality whoto the pest has been for a number of years unices a most thorough disinfectant is used. used.Tho The plague fa known to have ox- la ted among bees over two thousand years ago but only in isolated localities. In modern time the shipment of honey from foreign countries and the exchange of queen boos has spread the infection over a greater extent of country. It rnado its firat appearance in the United States in 1830 and from that year until 1850 its ravages ware unparalleled , whole apiar ies wore swept away leaving not ono out of thousands. It has only been during the past three or four ycara that any earn tire methods have been known and not until the past year have any proved satisfactory nnd that only in the hands of thoroughly sclontifis apiarists. Mich igan and Utah recognising the value of the honey product and the importance of Its production , have passed laws compell ing the destruction by Cro of all affected colonies. The great number of ahiftleiH beo-kccp- crs in ililTurtmt localities lender Riiclv-ltvnH absolutely necessary if the industry is to bo pi csorrcd. , It lias already made ita nppooxinco at several places in th's ' state , at Groim- wood , Graf ton , Fillmore , and is bsljoyed to ox st in an upiavy near Omaha. O in j ; to the largo shipments of honuy ironi the Pacific coast , containing the gomis of Uui disease , it is iitoro than likely that thu [ ilaguo will break out at other uoiiita. It is very important that the legislature of this Ktatu should pas ? laws to restrain , an fnr as possible , the spread < t. the discoso. To recognize the inipoitniue of thobuo- koepuig industry it is outy nccuswiry to uoto that in 1878 the ma-plus production of lumoy amounted u > \\clvu tuns , iu 1883 it hud giown to itOO tons. R. 11. At the meeting of Omaha Chapter , No 1 , Royal Arch MMOIIB , held evening , the following officers were duly. Installed : John J. Monoll , H. P. ; H. 0. Aikonr K. ; H. L. Seward , S. ; E. K. Long , treas urer ; J. J. Points , secretary. After the installment exercises were completed , Mr. E. K. Long , iu behalf of the motiibers of the ledge presented Mr. E , B. Carter with a beautiful badge on which was engraved the namca < "f the various offices which Mr. Carter had so successfully filled. Mr. Garter returned his thanks in i\ few pleasing remarks. Map ol * Nebraska. Just issued , in colors , allowing cities , towns , railroads and counties. 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