Nebraska Newspapers

    THfc DAILY BEE-MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1885
THE DAILI BEE.
Monlay Morningi Spptsmbor 21
LOOAL BEEViTiEa.
The friends cf Gen. Bruno Tzchuok , con-
nl at Vera Otur. , Mexico , will bo glad to
Jpirn that he tiropidly recovering fro = t a so-
Tcre attnik of yellow fever which has bosn
ragtag at that place for several months ,
A woman calling herself Mrs. Donovan ,
and living on the bottoms , came up to police
headqaAitora Saturday nnd lodgad com
plaint ngainit John linker , the son ol a nolffh-
bor , who hid hit her In the eye with a
stone ,
Ed. Pyle , of Ilumboldt , one ol the loadIng -
Ing turfmen in the ttatc , WM tn the city attend
ing Saturday' * races with the followug horses
from his largo stables : Ohas. Caffroy , Jennie
Uobb , Captain 1'jle , McFarland , Annie 13 ,
Gallery Colt.
An important mooting will bo held in the
Y. M. 0. A. hall this ovoalng nt 8
o'clock , when the subject of a building for the
association will bo diacnssod , No collection
will bo taken up or funds solicited , Kvory
body at all interested Is Invited to bo protonr ,
that the boat plans of work may ba dis-
overed.
The city Jill was the acono ol a abort but
lively combat Saturday. Edgmgton , the
colored nulatant , fought one round with
Charley Williams , another darky , Raining a
dtciiivo victory ever him. William ? , ho
claim ) , wai trying to oust Llm from his posi
tion by making aocrct overtures to bis em-
ploysra.
Joseph Lleka nnd his family of wlfo nnd
two daughter * , will ba sent to Running Wa
ter to-day , their passage bomg provided for
by some of ths kind hcnrtod Bohemians ol
this city. Liiba , with his family , arrived in
Omiha Thursday after a weary tramp of throe
days from Nebraska City. Ills pasaago was
paid from Ihhomla to Niobrara , but by aomo
mistake the railroad company sot him down
nt Ntbraska City.
Bo "Wonld Act Ijilco a Cowbor.
OQicor florrlgan , standing on the poat-
offioo corner Saturday about olght
o'clock , was suddenly attracted by a violent
lent disturbance a block abovo. Glanc
ing In that direction ho caw a man on
horeaback upsn the sidewalk trying to
force his stood into HauJsoma Harry's
aaloon at the corner of Dodge and Six
teenth street. The animal was refrac
tory and plnrgcd and bucked over the
pavement tcUtoiing terror among the
pudefltrhna who wera pissing.
"Whoop , " yelled the horseman , plying
a blacksmko whip ncro33 hU hoisa's
flank , "whoop , I say , I'll have an eye-
opener over that bar and I wun'i
got demo. Gut In thorp you cuaaed
critter cr I'll cut yon to shoo-DtrlngH , '
and ho attempted to urge forward the
frightened beast , lashing its sides most
cruelly with his ugly whip. But at that
instant the policeman reached the nano ,
and tolz ng the man by the neck brought
him to thu ground with a jark.
The would-be terrier proved io bo
commonplace peddler who gave the name
of Cnarlos Call rrhon j tiled for drunken
dlsordorllnois.
An Interest Infj Question.
The wheelmen of thla city ere t present -
ont dlacuBsicg a matter which promlais at
no distant day to aiaumo Important and
Intores'iog shape.
List week It will ba romomborodthoro
was a blcyclo raoe at the fair grounds , in
which a number of the membars of the
Omaha Wheel club ware contestants , aho
Helphrey , a professional roller skater ,
who la a Gtst rate bicyclist. Now
the rules of the League of American
Wheelmen to which all the racers belong
, provide that no L. A. W. min shall en
v" ter Into any sort of a bicycle contest for
money or pr'zo ' with a professional , on
pain of expnltlon from the league. It is
claimed that the circumstance of theao
members of the L. A. W. riclrg with the
professional roller skater , Holphroyovon
though ho bn not a prof dosloaal wheel
man la enough to expel them from the
league. Tno tules of the orgauizttion
are very strict on this point. The local
wheelmen who ongiged In the contest
are in hot water , lost their action may
cause trouble. The outcome ia awaited
with no small interest.
TlioOninh * tilglit Guards.
"What hai boojtna of the Omaha
Light Guards ? " was naked Saturday of a
member of the organlzitlon.
"Wo are getting along finely , " was the
reply. "Wo are practicing every day ,
and are able now to make a very re
spectable drill. Yes , wo drill with regu
lation muskets , and thanks to Oiptaln
Crop , wo shall soon bi able to mtonlsh
the people of Omahi by the progroia we
have made. There are now about forty-
Gvo members In the organization. "
The guatdj now drill in their now
armnry hall In the rooms ever Williams'
stare , formerly occupied by the public
and board of education. Iho hall has
been undergoing the renovating process
of palutlrg , varnishing and kalaimlning ,
end prcseiitaa very handsome appearance.
The floor has n'oo ' been especially pre
pared for drilling and for dancing , and
when not uted by the guuds Is to bo let
for balls and parties. The apattmnnti
formerly occupied by the board of edtti
cation have been turned Into a rto'ption
room for ladles , having boeu carpeted
and paptred. A door haa been cut
through from the ante-room into th *
main rorm. The hall la certainly one of
prettiest and imat perfectly appointed
tn thn ci'y , and the gnurda are to ba con
gratulated upon It ,
pruvMitwl and tlmroiiRhly
indio tfd by DurrY'd Puitie MALT WniBKar.
ICecoimnendHl iiy lending Phyelciaus. Sold
by Uruggiita and Grocers.
Ilorm ) iiiirviVaiitfJ. .
A ielegram from Lncoln to the city
marshal vraa received at police hosd-
quattora early Sunday morning ntklng
that n lookout ba kept fortwahorto
thieves and atop buggy and loam which
were suppoaid to bo In the city. The
ru fit was stolen from Oibornn oiunty.
Kanaie. lait wcrk
by two yourg men
named Fr d ui d Joint Kcynolda. They
were traced at fir u Lincoln , where thfy
irlcd ti diap > mu of the rl but failed ,
They then etarjcJ for Omabn , but si far
nothiag hus biui sieu tf them here by
the police ,
THE BESP WASHING COMPOUND
/if tbo d y i un-oubtid'y JAMES
PYLB'S PEAIILINE It cU-aueta thn
< iirtlot and uu " i It pant fabric witbont
Jujiiry and with 1 ttl labcr. For silo by
rtceiB. '
UNRULY UTAH ,
Senator Maaflerson Lmi Ito Latter-
Day Saints ,
His Vlows"Uroa , the Situation anil His
Ideas , of the Iloform IIc-
qnlrcd Pointed llltis-
trntlona An Intrrott *
Inc Intcrvlnw.
Sonatot ManScrson and his wife returned
turned Saturday after moio than four
veoka spent In the wealorn territories.
The aonalor la a member o ! the senate
committee on territories , and was de
tailed for this summer to the work of In
opcctlng the condition of the natlon'i
embryo commonwealths. Bis journeys
however , accompanied by Mrs. Mandor
eon , have boon pjtformed thin noaaon as
much for his own diversion , nnd altogether
gothor at hi ) on expense , After the In
tolllgont and intatosllng account ho rendered
derod of Atlzana and Now
Mexico , which ho fits1 visited
It TTAB known that the aenntor coald af
ford most interesting points npon tn
territories of the weak and northwest
from which ho just returns , and which ba
lag tributary lu a largo dcgroo to Onuha
command in no small moasura the atton
tlon of the local public. A reporter fo
the Brr called upon him at the Millan
hotel Saturday and during a long
conversion , tn which the full Inform *
tion obtained would exceed tha oipioity
of a legitimate pwn Interview , many valuable
uablo and deeply interesting points wcr <
produced upon the great now region o ;
mountain and elope.
The senator lirat visited Salt Lake
going thence In n ( on daya to the YoUow
stone whither his duties as a member o
the sub-commttteo on the National Park
led him. From this wonder-land , ho
went to Portland and then again in the
Interest of the sub-committee on Wash
Ington territory , of which ho la also t
number ( thU committee reported favora >
bly last year upan the admission f the
tenltoiy ) ho made a tour of the sounc
cities and other points of interest in the
territory. Turning eastward , ho passec
through Idaho , visited Shonhono
Falls , and thonca returned to Salt lake ,
where ho made a visit of more than a
week' He devoted his entlro time to
the otudy of Utah and its people , and by
good fortune was much assisted In this
pursuit by the stirring events occurring
at tlmo.
"Tho people of Utah , that la tno Mor
rnons , for they constitute the ontlro pop-
nlitlon , with a small gentile element1
said the senator , "are virtually an nllon
nationality. They hate the nations
government and ohafe at the restrictions
of lha country's lawn and the presence ol
federal official ! us an unholy interference
and a barbaric Invasion. The spirit o
sedition la to deep seated that no one
can con'omphto the situation without
wondering that it has not long tinco bro
ken out in opnn rebellion. Outside ol
Silt Like Olty the piople are environed
with nn other Icflaoncoa than that
of the Mormon ohuroh. They read noth
ing but Iho Mormon organs , heur
nothing bat . "saintly" cx rtatlona
and ooa none but folio worn and praotltion
orsof apolygamoua croed. Itlsnocredltlo
the chutoh of Joseph Smith that Its fol-
lowera are thns donsaly Ignorant. Edu
cation is not a vital principle * in the
Boclal and moral ethics of Mormondom ,
and Its devotees run more to tangled hair ,
spare visages and gaunt limbs than to
brain ) . There must ba some legia
litlon cf a most heroic and v'gorouachar- '
acter enacted to crush out tno "bydra-
headed monster , " as It has so often been
denounced la editorial thunders. 1 believe
lievo th t the people of the United States
and their representatives la congress
are awikonlng to the realization of the
fall enormity of the condition of affairs
la Utah and that a few months will wil-
nets the passage of some law through the
national legislature which will attain the
end so much required.
"You wou'.d ' ba astonished to wltneei
tbo proceedings of the federal courts and
BOO how perjury and outright contempt ol
court forestall the administering of jus
tice. I was in ojutt the other day wnun
a woman , Indisputably the second of two
living wives , was on the stand , brought
thcro In evidence against her husband
who was on trial for polygamy.
'How many children bare you ? ' aslccd
the United Statee attorney.
'Three. Aged live yean , throe years
and three months , ' she replied.
'Who la the father of those children ?
'I don't know. '
'Is not your husband the father ol
of those children ? '
'I don'c know , ' the woman replied
dogfffdly.
"Tno prosecutor , fully oognizint of
palpable docopiioa the woman was prac
ticing on a matter In wliloh she indie-
putably knew the truth , appealed to the
court. The judga was compelled to rule
that she had answoiol too questions put
to her and the case * would have to go on
In the hups that the recollection of the
paternity of her children would come to
tbo witness ,
' In another case wherein a certain
White was arralugud , a M/BJ / Star key , who
was beyond question tbo man's ' aecmid
wlfo , was oillod to the wltnces stand.
She absolutely refused to testify In any
particular and WAS finally committed to
the poaltoutlary for contempt of court
[ hold a convocation with White and en-
detvored to ioilaonco him to a proper
coureoof conduct I to 111 him that It was
tils duty to tavetho woman from punish
mcnt. Ho htld it in his power and
should bo too honorable to let any OIIP ,
above fill a woman , scif r for him. If
Bllis Starkny was not his
wl'p ' , he c'tild prevail upon hur
to abaolvo homself from the ommlttal nf
thu court and at once acquit himself. If
on tbo other hand BOO v.as his wlfo , was
it not the btttar part nf manhood for him
to stop forth and fay it , that the at least ,
whitavtr h's ' fate might be , should not
sofler fi r htm a gulltleia penally , lie rn-
; > 'icd ' oddly that ho could not see it in
tint Uiiht.
"I then converted with her and found
brr far mure intelligent than him , by long
) c"ds , sloth abe wia n her io lly fanatical
B a Juan nf AM fihft roa < uitd to mt >
: h t the was a Mormon and believed In
d pri'cop'a and tuioHnga It was ihere
'urn ' her duty to prottnt Irnm persecution ,
ai shu dnt-med it , nil follower * of its
gospel. She remained firm ir-d was seiit
co the pfloi'oattary '
"I are by tbn moriiini ; ( elfgrama that
iJbhop John Shirp has pleaded guilty of
, ho leadliii ; charge , and rma anfleiod thu
( "position of a tmrely nominal fin1. It
* ill ba interesting it obs-IVB thetHVctof
jls action , ta Sharp Is one of the leading
IIBII of the Mormon church , aud in my
uderuent , a dip'oniit aud budurai pe-
nlu , with few tqoals lu tha war. It
may tet a precedent that will prove lalu-
tary lo Utah , and be the firit atop of the I
territory's aolf-rcdemptlon. I
I have frequently been asked If the r ,
Edmunds lair would prove effectlvo in
this great dllomma , and I have bton con
strained to cxprc a i my doubts about It.
Something of a moro vigorous nature la
dcminded , and Senator floar'a bill foi
which I had the ploaauro of voting laal
aoeaton la nearer to the point. The
Utah question ia In ray judgment Ilia
moit Important of all mattora which now
press for consideration. "
Nobrnnkn Fonooa.
Ever alnco the president's memorable
order commanding the removal of foncoa
and the roturnof vaat oncloaurea to the
open public donuln , the first o o of enforced
forced obedlenco has boon awaited with
much interest. It wai natural enough ,
then , that the first question put to Mar
shal Blorbowor Saturday on his ra-
tnrn from the western part of the atato
WBB , "Have yon boon out on fouco bnsl-
noia ? "
"No , " said Iho marahal , "my mission
waa altogether an uninteresting ono and
upon mattera of no public Importance.
Tno truth of the oato ia that I do not bo-
llovo wo will have any trouble with the
cattle men on the fence score. Slnoo
the president's strong manifesto waa ut
tered the trotpasBors have gene quietly
to work , aa far aa I can loatn , removing
fenois of their own free will. While
Colorado has on hand a number of prose
cutlona , not a single camplalnt haa been
made In Nebraska. However , I have ra-
calved no lustructlonn in the premises
and have had no occasion to communicate
with District Attorney Lambortaon , aa 1
would In the event of trouble. Ghoyouno
and Sioux counties wore at ono time
largely fenced in but those are bolng rap
idly removed by the partlea themselves ,
and from present evidence I am Inclluet
to disbelieve the sensational stories ol
outrages against the public hud lawa al
leged to have occurred In the past. The
cattlemen of Nebraska are law-abiding
gentlemen and no difficulty can bo ex-
psotoil. "
The SpeuUl Mellvorjr.
Although aovoral cities in the Union
have received tholr first Installment of
apodal delivery stamps , the Omaha post-
office has not yet been so favoroJ. Post
master Ooutant haa ordered them but
dooa not expect their receipt until some
tlmo next week.
' I observe in the telegraphic columns
thla morning , " Bald Mr , Ooutant to a re
porter Saturday , "that the department has
made provisions in a llttlo mattar which ,
by coincidence , was discusaod and ad
judged as advisable , In my office
evening. Ita effect ia to decelerate the
operations cf the system of whlnh sposd
Is primarily the firat principle. The
new order prov.dos that In pra-
pirlug packages cf mail for any
point , that if there ara five or
moro apodal delivery l ° tterj , a ( separate
bundle shall bo made of them. In cates
whom there are loss of these lattcra , they
shall ba placid on the outside of the regular
ular package , DO aa to bo readily observed
and rocdlvo prompt attention. Taoro is
onaldorabla interest manifested in the
outcome of the new departure , but pre
dictions are against It. The postal
authorities themselves confess a doubt ol
its
Sadden Dcatli.
Ohnro3 ! F. Gravoman died very oud-
denly at 10 o'clock Friday night In St.
Joaeph'a hoipltal. He has been alck
since Thursday , the 10th , bat was
thought to ba out of danger. Friday
morning , however , ho took a audden
turn for the woroe , and suffering a vlo-
lant fever loat his reason. While in this
condition ho was seized with the Idea
that some ono waa trying to murder him ,
and throw himself violently down-stairs ,
In an attempt to escape.
The Injuries thns received undoubted
ly hastened his death. Mr. Gravoman
was a well known birbor of thla city , and
before taking sick waa employed in the
shop of Ohrla Willo , on loner Farnam
street.
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock
yesterday from the undertaking rooma
of Ohaa. Rlowo.
Hound Tticm Over.
Judge Seldon rendered decision , Satur
day , In the Bomonrhat celebrated Mul-
hall-Shlnrock peace warrant caao. It
may be renomberod that the Mulhall
family consisting of William the father ,
Miry the mother and llitsea Mary and
Agnes , and Harry and Frank , wore ar
rested nn charges preferred by
Fred. T. Shinrook. The phln-
tlff alleges in his petition
that the defendants wera continually ai-
Baultiog and abnalng him and hia family ,
a. . ? much BO in fact that at times ho and
his wlfo wera In loir of tholr lives.
Judge Seldon concluded tn bind the
outirdfamllr nvor to the district court lu
theeurn of $100each. Bond bolng funilsh-
w ) , all worojroloased. The munbersof tha
Shlnrock family were also bound ever to
thu district courS ai witnesses lu the Bum
of $ lOOoich.
A finuvoiilr of 1/oyal li ,
In a drawer of an old and uunaod desk
in the or thllo Smith building , the fol
lowing note n at found :
To my Ortdltnrc Ida possible that
some day yon may run aoroia th's. ' Tha
only ililnj ; I wish to express to yon la u > y
hearifdU ayoipathy In your dittrnta.
L. L. SMITH ,
Tbo note la written on a pliioe of scrap ,
piper and la Indisputably from the band
of LiyalL. Oouiparla in of the writing
l h hla eignituro todoonuionta In thu
Brada'roet ' agency and ulaawho/o confirms
it aa hia own
Hie tlornn Ttilevow.
Shtr ff Miller isined Siturday cards of
reward for the arrest of M udel Marks
and Barney Mirkr , who on Sunday wok
t lo a b/y burao hltcbfd lo a spring
wagon , brlunglng to A , Gldm n , Trio
old man Is dnronbed as ehort , with alub-
Hy griy whlblctra , poorly dreaaed ; whlln
bo } dung man , 22 < r 23 yearn old , is nf
dirk complrxlun , with small drk tide
whUkiufi. Goldman ( flora § 25 for toe
eturn of thn tom , an 1 Douglui county
i 1 p y $50 for the capture and convia-
( an of thu tbloves. '
i
I'olluu Courc Doekot , '
Judge S-.Hubert's woik Saturday
wai abort , tbo following cases belig cit-
> otod of.
May Wallace , drunk and disorderly ,
5 aud oostr , comraitled In default ;
James Hogan and Gao. FJyun , drunk
nd disorderly , ten daya on bread and
James Btroi a and Frank Smith , sus
picion. ! character * , dhclargcd ,
THE SECRET ORDERS.
Notes Froi the Varions Lotos of th
City ,
A Now Division of tlio TJnlformci
Hank , K , ct P. Other Mnttora
ol
J Secret sccloly matters In thla city ar
at present rather dull. The lodges
tbli jurisdiction are enjoying a prospcron
steady growth , but are contemplating n
great or important movements. Moat o
the lodges arc putting out no branches
but simply "building up" by taking In
members ono by ono.
The Masons have nothing to tall
about , barring their now building , irhic
has already boon described In the secra
socloty columns of the DEB , It Is goln
up rapidly and promises to bo a beauty
Oovort Lodge , A F. & M , . took in
ai a now member last week , Jamoa W
Bodwcll.
rVTUIAN POINTS.
Myrtle lodge K. of P. hold an inter
ottlng meeting last week but iranaacte
no business of Importance , besides takln
in four now member ; .
The meeting of Nebraska Lodge No
1 K. of P , Wednesday evening was par
ticularly interesting this week. Suprom
Representative J. J. Monell was present
and his prosoccj greatly enlivened the
session. Arrangements wore made it
buy now paraphernalia , something which
It must bo coufetsed , the lodge stands in
mod of.
Another Important move token In th
mooting contemplates the formation of a
new division of the uniformed rank , K
of P. , to be under the espionage of No
braeka lodge. It was decided to hold i
meeting next Monday night to take the
the first necessary stopu to the formation
of the now division , Mott of the members
bers of Nebraska Lodge No. 1 , have ob
talned their withdrawal cards fron
Myrtle Division Uniformed Rank , nm
will join the new divielon.
"What has become of the scheme t
put up a Pythian bu'lding In this cltyb ;
stock subscription ? " was tsked of a prom
incnt Kulght Saturday.
"I am afriid that yon will hear noth
ing moro of that for some time , " was tbe
reply. "Tho plan was pushed for tuc-
ceasnt first , but lately i'o projectors seem
to have given it up Yes , It must bo ad
mitted that the Pythian order In this city
IB very ( strong. The lodges , however , di
not euem to "pull together" as well a
they might. Thou again the mombcr
are , for the most part , ot the younger anc
poorer class of business men , who can
hardly afford to subscribe as handsumel ;
to any such echemo as their wealthle
brethren of the Masonic order. ' ' It i
hardly probable that anything will bi
done toward the erection of the bulldinj
for two or three yeara.
Supreme Rapreeentatlvo J. J. Lionel
has returned from a vacation trip tn the
oast.
OTHER MATTERS
F/iondship lodge K. & Lof H. ha
proposed tj Primrose lodge to cfleet
consolidation. It Is believed that the In
tereats of tbo order can bo just aa we ]
subserved iatho oxlstonca of ono stroo
lodge , as of two lodges ot but ordlnar
strength. Committees will bo appalntei
to discuss the nutter.
The Kulghto of the varloni lodges ar >
preparing to turn out in fu 1 numbers a
the ollvor wedding anniversuy of Oapt
Oeo. H. and Mrs. Urager , which occurs
Tueedjy evening
Something AUoat the Frop rations
Iho Toola Drawing Jjossona
Commoncerl Other Notes.
Prof , Bnmann , the now teacher of man
ual training. Is busied at present prepar
ing for active operations , which will be
gin as soon as a'l ' ( ho no&esaary carpenters
tools can be procured from the east. Are
porter visited Sanrday the room in thobase
mont of the High School building , which
Is being fitted for the manual training
work. The room ii situated ia a llgh
and airy part of the building , bolng wol
provided with windows and ventilating
apparatus. Instza it ia about 40x40
The long work tables range around the
aide of the room , being divided Into
twenty benches , each with three drawers.
Tao aocommodatlona are intended for
about GO pupllf , to ba divided Into three
oldtasB , each wood-worker to have hia
own drawer , with oepirate tools. These
daises will receive lualrnclion , of course , *
dfffdrtnt hours cf the day , being gradcc
acsardlng to the ability and natural skill
of tbo sch-larr. At first , aa already In
dicated , nothing tir. pl ln woodwork will
bo attempted. In dua time , with thn
growth of the FTStem , It ia hoped to add
other mote diflhult brao.cb.es of manual
training.
Tno mallets and planes are already at
hand , sixty In number , and the aawa nnd
other neovtBuy two's ' nlll bo diliv'irrd In
a few dojB. In the meantime Frof
Bumann la engaged in giving hia scholars
leaaona on tbo elementary principles of
drawing , When all atricgmonta nowlu
progress ara o mplote , hu will atart out
witn thorough equipment for doing good
work.
The following programme fcr the day's
ope tuns will probably bo carried out :
0-10:30 : Shop
10:31-12 : Stijp
12-12:80 : Heocta
12,31-1:15 : Drawing
lifi-2 . . . . .Drawing
a 3:30 : Sh'i |
3:30-5 : Bhoji
Boliovlug that cleanllnoia la a goja
lesion to luculoito in conrjootlon irith the
minual Iraliiini ; work , P < of Bumanu hat
fitted up lu the luitmicit bull a lot of
waih benchts , thu regular nnd thorough
nee of which will 03 InsUtad npoa. Etch
b y will bj required to furnish his own
bialn , eoap atiu towbl , and to keep the in
In hit aepirate dr * > rer.
"The pl y' the thing ,
Wherein I'll rouili tha coascieno of the
And equally true Is It that Dr. Pioros'a
"PJoaa nt PurgMlvoPcllols'1 ( honrlglrjal
Little Liver Pill * ) are Iho mout cfTecttnl
tnuonB ihnt cau bu ustd to reac'i ' the aa t
of dltraio , olutusing tha biwtli and sys
tem , end atsis < liig nature in hur iciaper
itlvo wurk. By
Ttinr Woiued a Warrant ,
Mr . Patrick Dilly , and a friend AV1I-
bm Fi'zpattick , teed up bef jra Jndg )
3tcnberg Stturday , and plead olo-
luantly lot tbe lisnanoa of a warrant
tgalnat onu J. J Oavanaagh. Their ei Je
sf the itory waa that 0 vanaugh shot a
ere
Is the mrm who hog neb nlrendy mndo n pnrchnso nt the
great saving banV for mankind , or where is he
who has not his own interest at heart at least to I
enough say , want to bo economical cuouuh to not
ba extravigatit in spending my earnings and not got full value.
This man in Omnlm ? If so , lob him coma forward and dare ho do richt , wiMi the justice lie owe ? him-
sfJErxs &SS8X& & . . stadlriTO ! ; " Hiis Hh l ° " =
To to blessed-money he will Isco plainly where I
- „ „ say A. oui 1114. i j ivuuiu L. made my mist ako. It is said man can In in
° 3 m
duced to do almost qnv thing for money , if tbero is found enough nt stake. Why wil'lraan the"n not
stme to econo in m lug dealings. Certainly nno hundred psr cent will prove nu for
\
Bealize that 1 saved is $1 made. Tour turn
now at saving awaits at the Paviu
you < r Bank 06 man
1' * * - - selections in c.othiag . at tlJ &SK ,
made a thorough msp'cbion of those most elegint Menlmut Tailor Misfit nnd Uncailel
gai meats , to be sold nt less than tbe cost of making , equal to nay , surpus&ed by noun ,
AT THE OHLY MISFIT
3 1119 EAEMAM STEEET , i I
Opea Evenings Until 9 O'Clock.
dog belonging to Patrick Dally ,
when , yesterday , the owner of the rcur-
murdered cinlno threatened to whip him
that ho draw a revolver and threatened
to kill any one who dard to touch him ,
"Ho u "d eooio very cffinelvo langUBgi > :
Judge , " cald Fi'zpatiiok ' , "and wo wan
him arrested. "
Judge Stonberg ordered thorn to bring
Dally lute police court and have him
swear out the complaint against the dag -
killer. It is understood that Oavanaugh
claims to have carried the revolver in
self-dtfanae , thinking that Dally and his
friends would do him Injury.
A Shameful Wholesale Swindle.
There are about novonly men in thla
city and In Council BlofTi who wonlc
lynch a certain Mr. Walker If they thonlc
find him. The object of their unanimous
wrath ia a gentleman who came hero
from Oheyenno representing himself as
senior member of the contracting firm of
Walker & Bowers , with a contract for
seven miles of construction npon the ex
tension of the 0.13. & Q out of Savannah ,
111. Ho was anxious In the extreme to
employ a largo number of men for tbla
work , and opened an office In the saloon
at No. Gil North Sixteenth etroet. By
dint of extensive soliciting ho
secured about aavonty men
receiving from each ono
82 50 for transportation oxpenaea. Ho
told the whole number to bo at the
Douncll Bluffj transfer yesterday morn
ing and the men posted ever thore. Train
; lmo catno and no contractor. The day
raised and with it another scheduled
rain hour , but no contractor. The vie.
iuiized crowd was suddenly struck with
the Idea that it hai boa vlotlm id ,
and anuproulous indignation moating
wai hold on thn spot. Many of them
returned to Omaha Saturday , but
argo numbers bad not enough money t' >
; et out of Council BlufTj.
Utoclc Yard lIon.B.
Bollea & Co. . of Ontario , had C58 cattle ot
ho yards ou Saturday. The train was in
haruo < > f F. K Pearl , who went to Ontario
or that purpose nbout two weeka ego , Mr ,
3 )11B is i-xpic'ed to arrive here to-day. Tha
oinpacy hat from two to three thousand head
noru to ibip this Brason ,
Mr. Green , of the firm cf Green & TUirlr , ia
xprcted to return to-day from Oatailo , Ore
ou ,
The PowrW Rv ! r Cattle company , of Pine
3luuV , had 285 cattle at the yaidi ou Satur-
'y.
Clark Bro bought over 5CO hoga on Sat-
rdoy.
F Kropf , of Schuyler , was in Saturday
nth another load of birr * .
8 , H. Ulaok. of Kearney , lad 121 eheopat
in ynrda on Saturday.
D P. UuntBrand J. M. Gardner , of York ,
per re iaterel ut thn liitil ou Haturdav , also
. II , Bmltb , Columbui ) Will Ojurinl , Cluvo-
, Otilii .lohnKw euty &nd Can Demmon ,
J , W. Abderton , Silver City , la ,
t :
DT Da Db
'
Tfli n H 1'J fu ilcl , ire SSTO her Cutortv T 0
Wlien alie wu Child , aho cried tor Caatorl * ,
When lie tccimo Ul > < , ehe citing to V itorifc , tl
obrnwlta Hupreino Court
, O , Cozloe v > , Melvln D. Hatch , and
Mooio & Oczloe , vi. N , Ilerrun , Bhedff ,
Krrora ( rum G ge c only. Motion over-
luled , Opinion per Curi-im ,
1 Under the constlluilon of 1675 a
arty may , aa aright , bavo a came re-
lovrideitoer by appeal or an error in
ho court of latt retort , mil the leglih-
uri has noanthnrliy to Impoie a paucity ,
f C per cent upon tuo ifii'msnce cf tbu
udgmcnt.
Absolute. v
Thti powder never varies. A marvel ol etrcnth
and wholccnmcuepn. Moio oconornlo 1 than tno or-
dl-ary kinds , ard onnot la eold In compoiltlon
with thn multltu e of low lest , short weight and
phoaohnt * puwileie. Sell only tn caca.lloyal
Powder Co. , 1' ' 0 Wall St. , N. Y.
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. "
C A U T B < N.
" Water polluted with sewage is
foison"
New York Times , July 20,1885.
"ThepurityofAPOLLjyARIS
offers the best security against the
dangers which are common io most
cf the ordinary drinking waters"
London Medical Record ,
Of all Croctrs , Draff/tit , . .tMin. . ll'at. Dfaltrt.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
A FINE LINE OF
WOODBBIDGE BROS ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
BAIBUEB4IERICAH
PACKET COMPANY ,
Direct Line for England ,
and Germany ,
Iho tmmahlpfl ol thli wc'l knowtv line ar *
I ITOU , lu wttir-tlght compartment * ) , and relined
lined wttb ererv roquUUo to uiiko the puv
> th tale and agreeable They carry the Undo
Utei aud Kuropoan malls , and Icno Now Tor
'ausdtyi and Satnidayt lor 1'ljmoutU tLNDON : )
incrboo/.ll'AIUS and HAUBUKF )
Itaten , Klnt OakIaOMtoo ntcerage to
rum Hamburg tlO. O U JUOIIAUU * : CO. , en-
ral raon.Kent , 01 iTOadwa } , New York ajij
/uhlnvtun and La Lolle atrect ) , Ublcago or llanry
mdt Mirk Hanson , F. K. Uobici , llany 1 * . Doul
hirouewl/
SPRING UEiilCUS.
OVfcH 400,000 oaf. U < USE.
y-rreM3iai ? > .
' - '
w.r'
'
i'nutra : Illillua Vctilrln iniidc. lildM < ear
' iv.Ti hirliiL-n Ifliullu'll and
ti rteua ix illiut . D uutlhurt-anr. K aaUy
i'i' ntlupliil lu rnu li cuuiilry rondn nnd
lrouiivcuoltiiH. . i'iirui'liiri'd undkolilbr
ul lluliUiT * aud Utulern-
S. H.
Platlsmotith , Keb.
Brco11 of thoroughbred and high gradic
Herej'o ' t ! and Jersey Cattle ,
Atirl nnrnnnjid .Trrncv Rwmn
Seventeen jcara Experience.
Header ol Dlsewos ol Ucn and Women. Edootrl
Magnetic ) nd Herballet Phyel-lan Now located
1210 tlousfha 8t Omaha , Nob. , np-etalra.
A correct dlairnoaU given without any explanation
from the patlcn I Consul1 otlon ( reo at ollioo.
/ Treat the Following Diseases.
Citarrh nl the Hoail. Dlsfaacs ol the Eye and
Bw. IJeart Dls a-o , Uvor CoujpUli t , Kidney Co n-
plilnt , Nervous Dobilltv , Mental Dcprcealon , Losiof
Manhood , KlaboUe , IJrlght'e IJUeiwe , St Vltuo
Itanco , Ubeuiuat'sni ' , IVralysi. , Hhllo Bwelltn
Scrofula , Kover SorDS. Cancers and Tumors remote
3d without the knlfo , or the drawing of a drop of
Wood. Woman , with her de'litate ' orani | > , Hostoro.l to
Ileilth , Dropsy Cured W tbciut T.pplng , H peel 1 1
AJ/ontlon / Clvin to Private and Venereal Uhooaaiof
All Kinds , Tipe WornalteraoTcd n two or three
yeara or No Pay , Uemmorrholda or Piles Cured qr
10 CharKCK Made.
'Thoto who are afflicted will ( ave Ufa and u.
reds ol dollar ) by calling on ur uilnic
on. a. w. PANQLK ,
Dr. I'anKle'sCelebrstel IJerbil llomedle ,
aonni'lenc" Solicit i .
PROPOSALS.
Sea'cil pr-pra * ) ! will lie received by the city of
3r n1 1-lti d. Neb. , ni.lll 9 . . 'clodf a in. , Oct 6tb ,
1885 , fur the f uinlelilnK , o-cctln i ind o injjkt nf ol u
fVitiin nf v/itof wor .K Invm a ca , a city nf onn ii.ll-
llon Kullona | or daj lor the oliy ct Qiond I. Hud ,
Nib.
Nib.Raid
Raid rydttm t b furnla'-ed and hullUn accordance
Ith ] .l me and tpeclil ui I > na la tt o till : o cf the City
( J.'crk ' of OranJ luiaud Ntb.
Kteh pr" ] > < flil mu-t bj italo sspcrito en tbo fol
lowing it utivfz :
let KurMail.iif and bil din ; , engine and boiler
houti and b no < f t > r.
n" . Kuril bill ir nnd bill.lmff . o'aml ' pipe ,
3rJ. Furnlaiili u a \ < \ lottln ; up nucblaery , boiler
and connecting Ui | * iN. |
4'h. KiiniUoiiu ari'll iyng | cut I'on rlpo miln > ,
Sol ! , UjdiantMlttiictp. AI HJjf irfiiriiltliliic
uaiiUyln p'pv , mil ktiVi ecparatuly atoiibts rcr '
trn for ea , < li otllio uirteiciit aziacf4. 0 , 8 nnd 10
Imii i > lpH.
Mil. for lurnl-hliif and putllnir down welli.
Thuoontr ct pihi olailil S } t in of at-r workt
comjileto no' In i-xceed tlia iuin ottblity-lour tboua-
uinl.lUr (3l ( (00. ( )
TheUliyOj lull retenos Iho right tirfj'ct uy
rr all bH , or any n < rt ol bid' . All bMi wl I liu rc-
fjul o1 tontitooxtlljltij , tun kind o'uuUilil to lit
tunilHbcd
I'/op mljehjnld binclclreisal t < > the City C'orkol
Grand faland , Neb , and mirkcd "jnopuaili lit water
worm. "
Hf ordsrcf IlioCliy O > aiciol | Q/acd lilaid.Kcii. ,
thla 12lhiloy tf Hcpttinbir A. 1 > .
II. K , uiirrutv , Juii.i L. UKANB ,
City oork. : Hjor.
iop-18-moMUt
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ,
FOIl TUB 7REUTai.lT V ill ,
GiinoNiG AND SURGICAL DISEASES.
The loreect Moclloal 'nstltnto Wool of A
r'dluuloolppl filvor.
'lltr room * for tha oeoomoilillon of patlentj 7h
'l.yileltn mil t-urcoon 1,1 chniro vt Iho In.illute h >
.kd Milfoil L' r4' of unccoiurul practtw , un.I li aided
/ awUtanti of nre riixritoc * aa ; - UilUU la
f.rlr > urlou ( Inurlm-ntt.
WKinroaCiicrvuttu'i JKIorralllti anil Kriret , ni'fil.
'loMVoxm , I'll" , lul.ion. C.nftrl , C.utrh , trrocLl.
11 , Inlmliillon. KUdriclir , l' i l ) li. lrpll | iy ,
( J . rnr.aklu.nd Uiw , , ! 111. . . . . . Writ , for
> otli lo < Jb/coir ipon < l < iic .orl > er > oiiftll ;
fmcliie | ceD < bjmftllor esproii without latriti to
Uco-iUut.or.euJ.r , idt i lll > ltln u >
OMiUMKUItiU i D HUKQICAL JKHTITU- * .
IbBUMt&lttttOtOlpl'ArKSl , . OiJAEi , > ?