THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , MARCH 25 , 1085. '
THE DAILY BEE
Wednesday Morning , Marob 26i
LOOM. BREVITIES , .
-Workmen weroetiffaRed yesterday in knock
ln oft some of the imperfluoiu earth ol tlio
north court house embankment.
Noit Friday night the public schoola of tlio
city will cloio tor the uprinf ? vacation which
Lwlo until the first Monday in April.
J , D. Moore , a representative of I , LI-
Jjorman , the Crolghton block hat man , Is to-
pntod to have left Omaha , leaving bohlnd him
many debts ,
William Corney , the well-known
proprietor of the Hock Island diiry , is rejoic
ing in a now treaeuro in the haj > o of n young
girl , who hat just put In an appearance In hii
household.
The city central democratic commlltoo
held a meeting Monday night , and decided to
hold tlio city primaries next Saturday , and the
convention for the nomination of officers the
Hominy following ,
Gospel Mooting under llio direction of
Mr. and Mr > . Chnbhuck hold every night this
week except Saturday at the Baptist church
at 7 30. Bible reading every afternoon at
3:1)0. : ) AH are invited to attend ,
City Marshal Cummlngs haa received information -
formation that a reward of $2,000 will bo
given for the recovery of ? 13,000 worth of
gold and silver , which was stolen last week
from ono of the Huloua ( Mont. ) mines.
Patrick Garvoy , employed in the Union
1'ocific freight house , slipped and fell yesterday
morning , in front of Boll'a druaatoioon South
Tenth street , and sustained a suvero gash on
Us forehead , which was drosaod by Dr ,
Darrow.
There will ba a c.iucus of llio democrats
of the Second ward at the store of If eitnrod &
Co. , corner of Thirteenth and Jackson streets ,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock , to noloct dclo
gates to the city convention , to bo voted for
at the primaries Saturday evening ,
Mr. C. S. Goodrich received n letter from
Manager Sullivan , of Kansas City , yesterday ,
anying that ho still desired to have Omaha
comu into the Western league , and ho would
send a gentleman interested In the project to
this city to thoroughly canvass the project.
Two small boys went into Moody's Six
teenth street china store Monday night and ,
engaging the proprietor in conversation , man.
aged to steal an overcoat belonging to one of
the employes. The police have boon notified
and have been nearly successful In spotting
the thieves.
Charles Kirk , ono of tlio vagrants sent
up to the county jail about a week ago , ap
plied to Judge Bonoko yesterday to bo released -
leased , as he thought he had had punishment
enough and wanted to go to work. Ho was
freoi and ostensibly wont out to search
for employment.
A communication has been received at
police headquarters from Q. Ilobinson , of
Saratoga S | ) , K , V , , making inquiries
about his sou , Charles IS , who wandered out
west and has been sojourning , it is believedln
Omaha. Tbo police know nothing of the
whereabouts of the lot boy.
The illumination at the residence of
Mites Standlsh , 1D10 Howard street , Monday
ovoiiing , was in honor of the eighteenth birth
day of Miaa Gillie Standish. Her many
friends who gathered there wish the piquant
little descendant of the great Puritan captain
many happy returns of the day.
The meeting at the Baptist church , under
direction of Mr. and Mrs. Chubbuck , was
well attended Monday night. The lower audi
euco room was well filled , much interest being
displayed. The singing of Mr. Chubbuck is
very good. From present appearances there is
no doubtmany are desirous of becoming Christ
tana , Kvery ono ought to hear Mr. Chub-
buck.
County Treaiurer Hush will not move in
to his quarters in the now court house until
the latter part of this week , or the first part
of next. The furniture has not becnpnt in as
soon as originally contemplated. Mr. Ernest
Foigo , the contractor , will arrive hero to
day , and will inspect the work already
done , and supjrintend the closing details of
the contract ,
The house of 0. W. Moore , 1509 Daven
port street , waa entered Monday afternoon
by sneak thieves , who carried oil n gold
watch which hung over the bed , and also took
an old snuff-box filled with valuable ancient
coins , which wa kept in n bureau drawer.
The nnighbors saw a man and woman peep
ing in at the windows and going around the
house , but did not suspect what they wore
about ,
The Nebraska Commercial Men's associa
tion which was organized about two years ago
with Bon Gallagher , president , and Jno. K ,
Boyd , treasurer , is in a very nourishing con
dition. New members are being admitted at
all of the monthly meetings. At a meeting of
the board hold Saturday , March 21 , the first
death nisoisment was called. The fact of
there being but ono death in two years ( hews
Uio great care with wh'.ch maulers are ad
mitted , and that traveling mon as a rule are
good risks. The board mnets the first Sunday
of each month. Applications for membership
may bo obtained by addressing Gee , K.
Crosby , secretary , ill South Fourteenth street ,
or lock box 20.
A dispatch received Monday from Lie-
coin inlortred Constable Kdgerton that n rpe-
clal grand jury would probably be called this
week to take up the cases of DougMcGulre
and George Howard , the silk thievoa whom
lldgcrton captured hero. The two prisoners
wore landed lately In tbo Lincoln jail on Sat
urday night. The silk remains locked up in
vault in this city to be used as evidence. Mr.
Miller , of Wluger It Miller , the Lincoln firm
who were robbed of the silk , cume up on Sat
urday and identified and measured the pieces
and found the ihortaga so small as to be worth
making no ooto of.
-Judgo Beneke received yestsnUy morn
ing from Mrs. 1'mllu Fuher , Brunswick ,
Germany , a letter asking about Charles
Fisher , the young man who committed sui
cide at the Occidental hotel In tins city , one
year ago the lust of this month. She patbet
Ically Inquired as to what hli last words were
and whether he ipoko of his mother on his
dying bed , She has jiut heard of her son'i
fata and in altnont heartbroken. Fisher , it
may ba remembered , because gloomy and
despondent , a stranger ia the city , and awnl.
lowed a hravy data of strychnine. He was
attended during hii lait moments by Cbarlej
Miller , now of the city Jill , through whom
full statement of the UcU will be' forwarded
to the mother.
If Von Jlimtit , Try it and Fee.
I > . M. DKWKV , of Hot-heater , N , Y , , J i
113 , 1882 , wrote. "Onu of the mo t prtimi
iient phrnicitni hero fumd 'J Brains o
sugar to the tiuid ounce of uiy urine ; wai
< mablt ) to bniefit me , I then began tiiinj
Warrut' * Ham DUretw Cure , and \V r
ner' * Sit'K IMl * . Having used hv .bottle
nf tacli , I found myself cured. " X B-
Mr , Dewey remain * well , ,
CITY COUNCIL ,
n Interesting Heeling Last Night ,
ho Iilqnor Dealers' Ordinance and
tlio number mml Drain Layer
Question Up for Action Other
Important Mntlcrs.
At the regular mooting of the city conn- ,
I last evening , Acting ] Mayor Murphy
resided , and Councilman Anderson ,
echo ! , Bohm , Ford , Kaufman , Loedcr-
Udfiold and Thrano were protont.
rnTiTioxs AND COMMUNICATIONS ,
Mayor Murphy Informed the
onncll that ho had examined the
onrnal and found It correct. Also that
o had approved the following ordi-
ancss : That for tbo now market house ;
.pproprlallng . opoolal fnnds for public im-
irovomonts ; for grading numerous
roots ; and for the Jeffenon alrcot grade
oui the eouth curb of Capitol avnntio to
10 north curb of Fatnam utroot.
The following appointments wore pro-
ontod to the council and confirmed ni
ELKCTIOX JUUOES AND CLEBKS :
First ward E rapjt Stught , Isaac Rn-
In and Albert Vainy , judges ; 0. M ,
trodor and John Fiolmau , clerks.
Second ward , Firit district-E. F.
ilorlarlty , J. S. Donnelly and Lawronca
3uggnn , judges ; Ralph Cummlngs and
George E. Jowett , clorke. Second dis
trict Ed. "Whitman , 0. L. Thomas ,
William Honneaey , judges , mid Halaoy
"laynolda and John F. Daily , clerks.
Third ward Henry Meyer , E. A. Me-
Olnro , D. F. Brown , judges ; William
exonr and J. B. Snundorj , clorka.
Fourth \Vard-Fiwt district : J. S.
iVocd , Wm. DowWrn. Bellinger , jadgoa ,
, nd Richard Tizard and W. J. Jttonat ,
Itrku. Second district : John Henry ,
Lewis Broah and Charles O'Connor ,
udgos , uud James T. Carpenter and
iloritz Boswitz , clerks.
Fifth Ward First district : S. Wake-
old , P. Qalnu , H. H. Judsou , judges ;
'olm Cole cud H. M. Hoboit , clorka.
ccond dlstiiot : B. F. Redmond , Au-
, ustti8 Vantroth , W. J. Wliltohouso ,
udgos ; C. P. Rcckbnd , M. A. Rooney ,
ilorke.
Sixth Ward First district : ' Charles
SVilkea , Samuel Hermann , C. 0. Freed ,
udgea ; 0. V. Gallagher , 0. H. Fitch ,
ilorks. Second district : John Carr , T.
Brown , Pat Ouaack , judges ; John
H. Hnsslc , F. J. Burdlck , olerka.
A communication from the board of
ducatlon declared tholr willingness to
n ordinance permitting liquor dealers to
ay the $1,000 tax in Inatallmcnts of
1250 or other Burns ,
A petition of property holders in pv-
ng district No. 44 for Sioux Folia granite
o ba used for pavements was referred.
A request cf citizens of paving dia-
rict No. 38 that such district ba not
ow paved was granted and the commlt-
30 on pavements directed to prepare an
irdlnancj repealing the ordinance diroct-
ng such pivinp.
A letter from H. 0. Hobble asked that
is numo bo stricken from the Hat of
eraons protesting against the grading of
ark avenue. Referred.
The petition of citizens agalnat paving
-hat part of Twelfth street from Capital
ivenno to Leaveaworth street was re-
erred to committee on paving &nd they
rero ordered to prepare and report en
pproprlatc ordinance repealing such
irdlnanco as directed it.
The petition of Mrs. Blackman and
thers asked damages claimed to have
> eon euatained in lota C , 7 and 8 , block
D. Referred to finance committee.
Mr. F. P. Persona notified the coun-
II that the lamp at the corner of Four-
ocnth and Jackson streets was burning
rom tc-night , and that a lamp-post ou
ho corner of Ninth and Farnam streets
as broken by a runaway horse. Ro-
eircd.
A communication from N. B. Helm
nformed the council that the walk in
rout of lot 11 in block 0 was badly laid
with improper kind of timber , and that
" o would not pay for it. Referred.
A report from the city attorney and
mginoer Informed the council that they
iad found it impossible to a coe with
, ho plumbers and others upon the ordl-
innco in that relation and waa placed on
; le.
le.Tho
The city marshal reported the number
f retail and wholesale liquor dealers In
Omaha to bo 109. and breweries and
rowers 17. Referred to police com
mittee.
A communication from citizans called
ttontlon to the bad condition of lota 3,4
nd 5 in block 18U , and lots 51 , 52 and
> ! ! in Harbaoh's ls t addition , and asked
hat the nuiaauco ba abated. Referred
, o police committee.
The attorney for Jacob Kaufman com
municated a plan of compromise in the
" ; iso of Kaufman's. . the city of Omnha.
deferred.
Emma L. Van Etten sent In her pro-
oat against thouo-callod Roionator grade ,
leferred.
The protest of Jones and others ogaiuat
\ grade on certain lota in blocks 1G5 and
.00 on Thirteenth utreat was referred.
A number of bills against the city wore
'eforred to proper committees.
The report of the appraisers was refer
red bask to the appraisers.
Daniel Klnnlston was nominated ap
praiser by the mayor In lien of E , L.
Stone , absent , and confirmed.
The petition of Pat Ford that Iho Bar-
bar Asphalt Paving Company refund
$1,181.08 to the city treasurer , became
of erroneous payment for extra grading
in 1884 , was referred to committee on
paving ,
A risolotlpn authorizing tbo cily attor
ney and engineer to take proper action to
liavo refunded to several property-owners
money paid by them needlessly. Re
'erred.
The report of the committee offering
an ordinance as a substitute for thu or
dinance regulating the running of ttreot
ciraand repealing ordlnanco 837 was ac
cepted.
A resolution that lamps bo put en Elev
enth end Twelfih streets where they iu
toraoct Williams street. Referred.
The report of gis gbilla for January.
1885 , was received and adopted.
An ordinance establishing the grade of
an alley in blocks 0 and 12 , in Kountzo
and Rcuth's addition , was referred , .
An ordinance to regulate the sile o
ip'rltous aod viaons liqnort , apd rrpsal-
luff section 8 of the present ordinance , seas
as to allow liquor dealers to pay ? 10uO
tac In $250 , instalments , every throe
months , wai paused.
[ This ordinance brought every mem
ber of the couocil to his feet , each giving
reasons for his vote in ita favor , The
ipasons given were all that it was a quoa
li'ii ' of lovouuo , aril Kaufman adde <
that the recent docition of Iho supreme
court WAS based on a city ordlnanci
which was hold constitutional , ant
aenco tbli council could leva'ly ' act am
ptsi the oriloauco bf fore U. ]
A communication from too Women'
Cbriitlan Aid Association cfToiing t
o lease lot 5 in block "H. " was received ,
ho clerk of the council was directed to
dvottiio for bids for tbo lot and the
ppr&ttcrs to appndsa It.
An ordina'nco reRulating raunlng of
Ireet cars in Omaha , being the substi
tute recommended by the committee
arlicr in these proceedings was paaaod
y a vota of 8 to 1 , ( Mr. Anderson vot-
ng ng&inst it.
The street comnmslonor was author-
zed to dispose of timber cut down In
radlug the streets In each way as eoomod
est to him.
The oront of the aosilon was the con-
idotallon of the
rU'MDERS1 AXD DKAI5 LAYERS1
rdinanco. ThU brought out conaidora-
lo discussion as to the necessity cf doing
omethlng at once to enable a working
IASS to go to wcrkin Omaha or leave it.
Anally , n'tor o ch member had expressed
licself , the ordinance AS recommended
iy the city attorney and orginocr was
oad the first and oocoud time , by ita title ,
nd was icferred to lLo commtttoa on
owcrago.
On motion the conceit adjourned to
'huraday ' afternoon , March 20 , at 2
'clock.
Unking I'owdor Tramps ,
The danger to the public health from
bo indisjrlmin&to uao of the many lime
nd alum baking powders of commerce
IBS baon so fully exposed that everybody
osires to avoid them. Aa "forewarned
a forearmed , " housekeepers will thank
a for apprising thorn of the spociil efforts
t present being made to dispose of sach
OTfderj in this vicinity.
The proprietors of aome of the worst of
hceo powders are now golug from house
o house , trying by means of a trick , or
o-callod test , with heat and water , to
how that their article Is ns good as the
loyal Baking Powder , making
ho comparison with this brand
iccauao everybody rccogulz3s it
o bo absolutely puto and wholesome ,
ho object , of course , being to supply
heir own goods in place of the Royal ,
vhlch the honsakoopors have for so many
cars rolled upon to pniFnp the morning
jhcult and to make the light , palatable
nd wholoeomo roll , cake and pastry for
which it Is famous.
The housekeeper will do well to bo on
lor guard ngalnst these biking powder
ramps. Every intelligent person knows
hat any gcods peddled from house to
ouso In this manner , or that are given
way in camples , or sought to ba Intro-
need by secretly traducing the character
f other goods well known to be pure
ud reliable , have no merits of their own ,
nd have failed to find purchaacrj through
cgitimato means.
We are informed , as a matter of fact ,
bit ono of these tramps is trying to in-
reduce a powder that has been found by
bo government chemist to ba 11.85 per
ont. lime , while the other peddles a
owder that Is 20 per cent alum ono n
owerful caustic , the other a corrosive
olaon.
No such tricks of jugglery will be apt
o declovo any Intelligent person. The
ouaekeopor who has used her Royal
iaklng Powder over since she discarded
roam of tartar and soda , knows moro
bout Its qualities than all the tramps in
bo country can teach her. Tlio crucial
cst to which she has put tbo Royal
owder the test of actual and success-
ul work ia the preparation of pure and
vholosomo food , undpr which it haa never
ailed is entirely satisfactory to her. She
s always had "good luck" with It In
Hiking liffht , sweet , and delicious bread ,
ilaculc , and cake , and has phcad it , to
tiy at the head of her housekeeping fav-
ritos. She knows that it has boon ofli-
lally approved by the government chom-
tti as the best , aud wo imagine that the
raking powder tramp who attempts to
npplantits place in her confidence will
'nd this a bad year for hla business.
Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is the
cat.
Police Court.
Judge Bonoko has returned from his
astern trip looking invigorated and ro-
roshod , and once moro occupied his poa-
; ion yesterday on the bench of the
ollco court , while Judge Weiss haa gone
jack to his duties as J. P ,
Frank Wilson was ohargol with the
beft of a sat of donbla harness from
owls Miller. Ho was tried , found guilty ,
nd sentenced to thirty daya on broad
nd water In the county jail.
Wilson Is an old tin of , and has just
icon released from the county jail , on
nothcrclmgoof stealing. Ho seems to bo
a kloptominlac , and appears to bo unable
o resist the temptation of taking what-
ver he can lay hh hands on.
Joseph Golst was arraigned on a charge
f beating his wife , a slender , weak little
woman to whom ho has been married
> ut n year. Ho drove her out of tlio
louse , It is charged , and made her leave
a aix weeks old child which was nursing
n her arms. She finilly managed to
teal back and secure the Infaut , and
caving it nt the house of a neighbor eho
went up to tha police court where she
iled complaint ngalnsi her brutal spouse.
When tha two were confronted this
norniog , however , the wife weakened ,
and Gout was released upon signing ,
after much argument , a $100 bond to
ceep the peace.
The two complaints against Andrew
Benson for assault and throats were
withdrawn by the attorney for the com-
ilalning witneaa and cases dismissed ,
PJHTIUCT uouivr.
Before Neville : Morgan & C.i. v .
jorenzen which hia bean on trial for
loveral daya was ended yesterday af lor-
loon by a verdict for the defendant.
Before Wakeloy : The hearing of the
case of Bauer vs. Hollholth waa con-
inned for tea days. No other case of
mpcrtanco in this court.
NOTE Thera will bo no more criminal
; iials ttis tarm becnuo of the necessity
absence of the dls rict attorney to other
cuuntlea of the dittrict.
Judge Neville gees next Monday to
Washington county to bold court for two
weeks and Judge Wakeley will _ hold
court bore. Upon Judge Neville's re
turn from Washington county , Wakoloy
will go to Burt county.
At the ministerial mwtlntt Monday las !
the following resolution wai unanimously
adopted : ' 'Unsolved , That recognition am
111 i nka be extended to lUv. Mr. Harris ant
nil assistants for their services amid great di (
Bculties during the late convention , in their
elicits to seat the iwsople. "
"Suven. "
DAVID TOOKK , K rj. , Columbut , Texas , in
1670 , was Attacked wlih bla.k Juundlca.fol
lowed by hemorrhage of the kidneys , ant
vrai pronounced Iccnrablo , Savon bottle
of Warner's BACK Cure restored him to
health ia 1883 , and July lit. 1881 , he writes
"My luiiltu has been excellent ever ilnce.
Try It , Try itl
The Knights of Pythias' party will bfl h l
at Metropolitan hall to-night ,
HE PRINCE OF [ SWINDLERS ,
Alias "C , B. Fnlltr" Arrested
in Boston ,
Details of His KxploltH mill Capture * .
The Omaha public cannot fail to remember
member the very clover gentleman who
amo to Omaha about four month ] ago ,
nd succeeded in swindling several of the
romlnont business mon of the city so
< jty neatly , by representing himself to
o 0 , E. Fuller , the Das Moinosbankor.
Thla worthy , many will doubtlow bo glade
o loam , hasat length boon arrested , The
lory of Lii exploits and capture Is told
\ the following from the St. Paul
'lonocr ' Press , which was handed to the
eportor by McCaguo Brothers , who have
itr > rcs\cl \ thomeolvea moro or lots in
"Fuller'a" " capture.
The swindler's name in Si. Paul was
amce , nud the Pioneer-Press aajs :
"Alter Jamco dlatppcarod from St.
'aul , leaving no clno to hla wheraaboitta ,
ho victimized morcbanta mot and do
idcd to put forth otcry effort to run him
0 earth. Each firm agreed to contrib
ute 10 per cent of the amount lost to do-
ray the expenses of his apprehension ,
Jojer it Finch , tha heaviest losers ,
siumino ; the charge cf the chuo. Pink *
rton detective ; ! were at oncj placed on
iii track , and 5,000 circulars mailed to
ending jowoloraall over the United States
nd Canada. The circular not forth as
ullowa :
WAUNINO BUSINESS MEN.
"A notorious lorger nud check swindler
M oporntod among merchants of many of the
irger cities of tha United States within the
aat two yours , principally among leading
awelera , na Wilbur II. Jntues , William Tarr ,
"r , , Calvin 13. Puller nnd ether aliases , Hu
1 five feet nine Inchoa high , weighs about
45 pounds , light brown h.iir , blue eyes , heavy
yubrowH , bipli cheek bones , aqiiilino none ,
cavy jnws , largo lips nnd cbm , Is nbaut
iirty-Ii\o years old , speaks slow and da-
borntoly ia vorjBontlomiiiily In appear-
nco and manner. [ His method o ! operating
allows , thu letter concluding ] : He is linb'.o
) ba In your city next. Bo on your gunrd.
'roaerye for ready reference , without public-
ty , thia circular aud fac simile letters. Ar-
ojt upon reasonable ovidenca any suspected
nrty , nnd telegraph My rB & Finch , S.l'aul ;
r Pmkerton'a. Agency , Chicago. "
Acsompanyinf ; tha circular were two
ac-sltnilo loltois , ono to Duncan it Bjr-
y , St. Paul , ordering clothoa , and the
thor to C. S , Raymond , Omaha , iu ro-
ard to purchasing jewelry. Tno first
was signed W. H. James and the latter
afvln E. Fuller. His St. Paul victims
nd the dotocttvos followed him closely ,
tie correspondence In the matter
voraging half a dozen letters a day re-
eived hero by the directors of the pur
alt. Ho WJB traced from on ? portion of
lie country to another , and wherever ho
md purchased garments samples of the
loth were obtained for purpojo of in-
dntifioatlon.
A FEW OF IIIS OfEUATIcm.
"At Omaha ho waa almost trapped ,
laving passed § 1,500 worth of checks
inder the name of Calvin E. Fuller ;
iut a warning telegram from St. Paul ar-
ived too late , ana he dlaippoired
honco. At New Yoik ho operated for B
ewdays , and secured § 5,000 worth of
owelry from Baldwin , Sopton & Petor-
on. Lexington , Ky. , ho visited twice ,
opresontinj ; himselt to bo the son of J.
V. Alexander , a well-known horse owner
) f Louisville , and made a eraull haul
hero. Ho vasamaa of exquisite nerve
md finesse ia his operations. He wrote
o Now Orleans to several jewelry houses ,
and announced himself as the cbairmuc
f the clti-sans * coramtttoo of Baton
Rouge , who wished to have made a
magnificent lookot to preieat as
; okon cf esteem to the mayor of tholr
city. Several days later ho called al
t number of the houses and finally ro
.urnod lo Biton Rorge , where ho wrote
o ono cf the houses , ordering , a locket ,
using lllhographed stationary with bi
name thereon , as ia hi ] custom. Some
days later ho again wont to the Crescent
city and inspected the locket , which was
not quite fioishod. Then he incidentally
remarkid that ho had purchased a pair
of diamond enrdropj as a surprise for his
wife an ! might aa well pay for the lookot
at the nmo time. The locket was $300
and the jewels 8500. Ho tendered a
check fir § 1,000 and received $200 cash
u chano ; , with which and the diamonds
10 deputed , bidding them send the
ockot m soon ai finished. Similar In-
lances if hla operations elsewhere are
rom tlno to time Iranspirlng. So closa
were tin pursuers ou his track that on
overaloccaslons ha had to leave town
Ithoul collecting nny oish or valuables ,
Ithou i his plans were almost per-
octod.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
His west WBB finally accomplished by
ho alinrest accident , although continued
UCCOH hid so emboldened him that ap-
irohottion was only a matter of time.
On Fiday hsj F. M. F/nch / happened to
lick in a Boston paper and therein saw
an Iton wparding n man named Alien ,
who , Eproeontlng himself as of Allen
fc Sow , Worcester , had rented an office
n Boton and ordered goods from various
honaet Ho waa arrested on suapicion ,
and wi found to have checks all made
out ad ready to pa s. Believing that
Ulenmust bo the missing James , Mr.
? lnorat once telegraphed to the chief of
policcat Boston to detain him , and alee
wlrecTinkertontohavethomanldenUGod
3n Sturday Pinkerton telegraphed back
, hat b believed the man to bo Jnmes ,
Vlr. ilyois , Mr. Finch's partner , was
thenii Now York , and at once pro-
ceodd to Boston and established the
dontly of James. Tbo latter realized
; hat J ) waa canght , and acknowledged
: hat IB was the forger wanted in St.
Paul. The necessary requisition papers
werojbtained yesterday from Gov. Dub-
oard.and Mr. Plnkerton starts today
for fotton , ani wuh Mr. Myors
will raturn , with Jamoi the latter
part o ! the week. Mr. Plnkerton
dcchws his belief that James1 opera-
tlonedatlng the pa t tliroo years have
nettl him fully 8100,000. No clew has
beorobtained to hla early life , and he Is
belic.ol never lo have had * n accom
plice but to have worked alone , depend
ing 4 hU nerve , keenness and great fin
esse. The builneta men of the country
are I ba congratulated on their final re
lief fem ono of the Bbrewdeit , most
orlglal and moat successful cf confidence
opdrtow. County Attorney Egan avers
thaUamoa Is good for five years on each
of tl various charges enough to doom
hlmo Stillwater until far into the nest
cantry. "
Haven't You Kelt Just HoV
ISA.O N. WOOD , Plshklll , N. Y. , July
1H , wrote ; "It it two venrs ago U t
gpng imca Warner' * HAKK Cure cured me.
I M called a dead man , bat that medicine
bright niB to life. I take a few bottle *
evy prtng to ke p me right. " He waa
lcted BIX yeari with pains In the bclt ,
edcK m Vldnejr hemorrhage , Cure per
tinent ,
NO POISON
IN THE PASTRY
IF
Vnnlllnl.rmnnOrnnBe , te.flnvor Cnhe *
Veumitl'udilliiKiKbe.iiii delicately mid nnt *
iirnlly n the fruit from which theynromnilo
VOU STJIENOT1I AND TIIUE FllUIT
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALOKE.
PBI-iHID BY THI
Price Baking Powder. Co. ,
Chlcngo , III. St. Louis , Mo ,
Htmni or
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
-AND
Dr. Price's Jjiipiilin Yeast Going ,
licit llry IIot > Yenit.
WE UAUV HUT OHE QUiUTY.
THE SCHOOL BOARD ,
Aii Extra JIcetlnR at AVliluh Con-
Blilcraulo HiiHliicnH "Was
Transacted.
The board of education hold an extra
session yesterday afternoon at the rooms
AJfull representation was on hand , Mr.
Gibbon only being absent.
The resignation of the janitor ot the
Long echoo ! was accepted.
A resolution was introduced that the
secretary bo authorized t advertise for
blda for grading the now Farnam and
Cistollar street school grounds.
After considerable animated discussion
the resolution was adopted.
Secretary Connoyor introduced the
following. "Resolved , That the board
of education do not object to any ar
raugomcnt the city council may make
whereby the liquor ( loaders p y tholr 11-
cansos in quarterly payments , provided
they p y the cum of $1,000 during the
year. "
The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was introduced as follows :
"Resolved , That the committee on build
Ings and property i ] hereby authorized to
have the Rjmnaiinm room repaired at a
cost not exceeding 8100. " Leforo put
ting the motion , Secretary Connoyer
explained that the teachers and
scholars of the high cchoDl were
anxious to secure the services of the In
structor of the Gorman Tnrnverin , whoso
services would bo paid for by the pupils
thomsolvo3. To carry out the project it
would bo necessary to fit up the gymna
sium , which could bo done at a cost nol
exceeding $75 or $100. The motion was
uaacimougly carried ,
A reaolutlon that Iho president and
secretary bo authorized lo draw a war
rant in favor of superintendent md t aaS
ers pay roll for the month of March was
adopted.
Secretary Conoyor sla'cd that at the
beginning of the next term it would be
necessary to open a now room each In the
Long , Leavonworth , Izsrd , 0as and Pacific -
cific school. A motion to secure the
extra rooms in the various buildings and
furnish them , waa carried ,
Aformalinvltatlonfromthefacultyoftho
Omaha Medical , college asking the school
board to attend the annual commence
ment Thursday nlghr , was accepted.
Mr. Copeland made a motion that
committee bo appointed to select a school
situ In Harbaugh's addition , North
Omaha , for the erection of a temporary
building to relieve pressure In the adjoin
ing schools. It was cariind and the com
mittee appointed last year for the same
purpose , was delegated.
The ochool baard adjourned to the reg-
nlar monthly meeting.
Sraoko Seal of Noth Carolina To-
bacco.
Victims.
The bodies of the victims of the Kivnco
county quintuple tragedy passed through
Omalia yesterday afternoon on route to
Dnatonna , Minnesota , for robnrlaL The
Dodiea were thoao of Harry Porcival ,
wife and child , Hugh Mair and Mr.
Balrd , all of whom were murdered l y
Furnival. They were accompanied l > y
Porclval's father , who recently came from
Bogland , and by Dr. Tanner , of Owaton-
na , fatjior of Mrs. Percival. Fnrnlval la
atlll at largo , but the search for him is
) olug prosecuted with unabated vigor.
Tlio
Baker & Parron In "Tho Emigrants"
voro the attraction Monday night at the
opera hoiuo. The play is a very weak ono
andunworthy the talent or twosuch comodl-
ans as Baker & Farron. Some acts of
ho leading men were very good , but on
ho irholo the support is about on a level
with the play. Means. B. & F.
liould return to their tint love ,
Absolutely Pure.
Thli powder never vadei. A nuxrr * ! ol partly ,
treegib and wkoleiouieneM. ilor loooomloal UUIB
tbo Mdlnary klodi.ud cannot b sola la competl-
tloo with the muJtltado ol low t tt , ihori wtlthl
Alain of phyuchrto powders. Bold only lo can *
HOVAt UAKIh'Q I'OWDEU 00. , 104 Wall 81 ; H.V
MAXMEYER&BRO
Are now offering
AT
The greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha
200 ORGANS ! ! 100 PIANOS !
FOR CASH OR ON INSTALLMENTS
Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew"
elrv. Clocks and Silverware.
MAX MEYER & 00.
The only importers of Havana Cigars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha.
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUY
One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States
to Select From : S H
NO STAIKS TO CLIMB.
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR
AREESTED IN 'FBISOO ' ,
with a wo Noted Prisoners ,
On yesterday morning's Denver train
came ShoriffBiddlOjOf New Haven , Verm
ont , bringing with him two prisoners , ono a
young man of 22 years of ego , named
Jaion Green , and the ether a woman ,
slightly yonngor , who rejoices in the
soubriquet of Belle Slocumb. Mr. Bid-
die , after waiting a few moments at the
transfer , where ho was questioned by a
reporter , took ono of the cast bound
trains , and will proceed to Vermont.
It seems that Green and the Slocumb
woman were engaged , so far as evidence
now suggests , Jn a big robbery
which occurrad In Now Haven
about elfiht months ago. The
woman eutsred na ucrvant the house
of a merchant , whoso name
could not be learned , for the purpose of
general h-jusehold work. She was of
comely , honcjt appearance , and succeeded
In ] ingritiaing herielf iu the good graces
of her mlsiress , who wai possessed of a
largo amount of costly jewelry. One
nijhb the house was entered and jewelry
and money to the amount of about $1,100
were taken. Shortly afterwards the
woman , Belle , . disappeared , and with
young Green , who had been paying her
attention during her stay in tlio family.
It waa very evident to the authorities ,
who at once examined the case , that the
woman had entered the aorvico of the
Family simply for the purpose of plotting
with her contedcrato , Green , to accom
plish the robbery. The case was
placed in the hands of detootivos , who
succeeded in tracing the culprits west
ward. On March
7th a telegram was resolved -
solved from Detective Colburn , of San
Franciaco , to which point Green and fcho
Blocnmb woman had baen traced , saying
that the pair hod been arrested In tba
city. Sheriff B.'ddlo immediately starte (
or the Golden Gate and soon auccoodci
n establishing all necessary Identity It
now quite probable that' both of the
culprits will spend a few yoara within
irison walls , as the reward cf tholr clover
naeiiuity.
The IjiiBt 1'nrty.
Myrtle division U. R , , Knights ol
ythlas , give tholr last party ot the nerlea
bis evening , at Metropolitan
tail , corner Fourteenth and
) odge. Aa this la to ho a macquorailo
hero has been grand preparation made ,
which will insure a very largo attend-
nco. Thorp are still a few moro tickets
m hand which can bo had by applying to
! io committee. Tbo full Musical Union \
Orchestra has boon engaged to furnish the
music.
1
T1MKEN SPJIINC'VEHICXIOS ;
[
[
I
EASIEST BIDING n ry uVEHICLE Utft.
nldes aa easy / _ " * _ 5wllhoneper
con as two. * " " The Springs
lengthen aid shorten according to tha weight they
carry. Kqually well adapted to rough country roads
and finodrivM of cities. Manufactured and told bf
all ( lading Carriage OulUera and Dcaltri.
Tha ttrengthcnloK
propeitlca ot HUne'd
food are exoeetlvd by
00 othrr preparation
oa tin nmtct. Del UK
1 eim cooked , It dcti
c.fit tax the dliroatlie
Whontl > 8ca
o that the itoinach r -
locte all ( nod , KrueU ,
etc , Klruo'a food will
be found the denldcra
turn Many tlr pPtlci .
and btl ] upla have
adupteu it a tlioir oauj dim In cans , lour ir.c -
3c. , 05o. , 1.25 and $111. Hold hyall drumlita , and
many Kiocern. Wcolrlch fc Cu , I' Unsr Mass. , ou
ttcl
DR. PTJHEK ,
Grnduato nl the Univertity Visnna , Au .
tria. L'ate rJureecn to the Military HaaritiJ.
nt Vienna , Will do ft general M ilic.l ana
. All c ll in city or country
tWIrfVIVVl * > ! W B 11 * rr j -rf
IHUIIMnttfnded. . Office at Uie Oinah *
Mtdical and HurKlcal Institute , Corner UtU
Htrc t ani CapiWl Avtuue ,
Medical & Surgical1
Institute ,
13th St. , Cor Capital Ave ,
Chronic end Surgical Diseases
Dlucuca ot Females , ol the Nortous retem , I'l
vttto DlsoaBoaof the Urinary nnd oxuil Orran
and Ul itt ea ot the Ilcad , Throat and Lungs ,
EYE AND KAH ,
Dlaeaaca treated by an ejicrlencvxl | spcdallFti alio
dl CA c3 ol the Heart. Liter , Stomach , Kldnoyi ,
ladder , Kcuralda , lUicuinitlsin , 1'llte , Cancvr , etc.
OATA.lltll , DUOKCHITIS ,
And'jll ether UUua ° ce cf the ' 'hrontitul L'incst roil
id by llcdlcntiil Vaporc. ( iml for lubnlrr or
cirmlaron InhaH Ion. )
AU illiraBie of the llluoJ , Urluary and 011:1 ! Or.
( 'AQJi rri > ate Dlnoosfs and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
( IS Yours Uwplkiland Prlvito 1'rictlco. )
Consultation and examination ( roe.
Call or writ' ' ) f r circulars on chronlo dK'a'tw
deformities , Piaciws of Kemulco , I'rUato
of the Urlimrv am ) Sexual otzans , Seminal
m 9 , Nervous Debility or KihauutUn.ctc. , oto.snJi
our now reatoratUotreattnent.
11 letters nnJ coiaulUtloL Confld n till.
Uodlclcca ecnt to all parta of the country l < y ex.
pra > 3 , eccuroly packed rrorn observation , If fall Je-
Ecrlptlon of case lailven. One porsonol tutor .taw
preferred If oon\cnlcnt. Open ai all bonig.
ddrosa all letters to
Omahn Medica ) & Surgical Tnsttute , .
t.tth St. Cor. Capital Avu.
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
The underelgned physicisna cf Saa
Francisco are familiar with the compoel-
iiun of llio jirlncipalirliclcs used for the
complexion , and freely corti/y that CAM
KLINE Ia hnrmlcea and free frum all
Iiolaotious or injurious ruhatancoa.
L 0 Lime , M D OF Coojior , M D
U U Tolonu , M D SV Deimis , M 1)
R A McLo n , M D J M MeNtilty , M D.
0 B Br'ghnm ' M D J O ShalFor , M D
Benj J Uean , HI D W Carman , M D
11 Gibbons Jr , MD W Ayer , RI D
1 J Olsrko , M I ) T Bmmott , M D
\V R Brutwy , M D W IJaminond.M D
M Loryta. M D W F ftlcNntt.M D
3 L Bard , M D AJBowio.MD
LI L Slmmn , M D J 0 Shorb , M D
II Stallard , M D F A Holnun , M D
I McCaottonM D J Romualiru , M D
3 0 Kooney , M D JDWhltnoyMD
* . M Wilder , M D T Boyson , M D
1II Powers. M D 0 G Kenyon , M D
I II Swan , M D IS Tltua , M D
* L Door , M I ) J L Moaroa , M D
W Kounoy.M D T I'rico , M D
1 Holland , M D II Gibbons , M D
Madaino Adoliua Fattii
Writes ; " 1 eh all have to repeat tha
vraltos of youi OAMKLLINK heard frtm
Jl aides.
For ealo by
I. T. CLARK DRUG CO. , Omaha ,
Ind nil first class druggists.
m2lmo-eod
YROU6HT IRON PIPE ,
.ead Pipe and Sheet Load ,
WOIITIIINWOJ BTKta HMI-M ,
riiibeis'Gasamliiteaniritteit'
IRON & BRASS GOODS ,
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ith & DodflS SU.OMAHA.HIB.
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