THE ) OMAHADAILY BEff : SATURDAY ? 5 , 1886.
REAL ESTATE
FOB. SALE BY
BYHill
ornol , would bo first-clas ? property to
own , and every aero will Increase in
value at least 200 per cent within the next
0 or n years. Tljcau farms are all within
a short ( hive of Omaha , and can bo
Of ICO acres each , all leased for 0 years , reached in from a U to 4 hours' ilnvo , ami
and paying good in inlercst on Iho in- will range m price from $5,000 to $0,003
vcsttnont , nil line land. Every farm has oneh.
clear runnlne water , rich soil , from ao to
ISO ncrtM of breaking , meadows , eto.
IT WILL PAY
ANY ONE . i * *
To look nt these farms , if you arc lookIng -
Of those farms would make n nice homo Ing cither for a homo or for , n safe and
nnd whether parties wish lo live on them prolitublo investment. Apply to
BOGGS & HILL , Real Estate , 1408 Farnam st.
Houses and Lots We Have in
OMAHA VIEW !
Anil the 10 ucro tract adjoining It , 283a FINEST VIEW
iiuo lots ns can bo found in the city , all
of which wo desire to put to drawing in
terest. Of the city anil vicinily to bo hail from
Wo therefore make this general offer to any point ; that there is to be but little
cop le wanting homes : cutting or grading ; tlmt the profiles arc
made ami the bo established
, grade can
You can select your lot , get up plans
and specifications for your house , make at any mooting of the council ) that the
us a small cash in hand jwymcnt , merely Holt Line railway runs within two blocks
BUtlicicnt to lusuro a fulfillment of your of
ip.irt of the agreement , ami we will build
you a house to suit you , and let you have OMAHA VIEW
all the lime you want.
on the west s'ulo ; that the finest
water in the cily is obtained tiiero
WILL
that it is the healthiest place in or about
the of Omaha cool In and
city ; summer
Hulld houses ranging in value from
warm in winter ; that 40 far the addition
s settled by only the best class of pcoplo ;
$800 TO $3,000.
that it is near business , schools , stores ,
etc. , anil is in all respects a most doslr
OK IF parties prefer , ihoy can build
able location for pleasant homes that
heir own houses , aud we will furnish the ;
our prices , terms and conditions are the
money to pay for same at 8 per cent in
terest. , most liberal ever oflered by any person ,
firm or syndicate ; that they are plain ,
Please Remember fair and simple , easily understood , and
easily carried out ; that wo employ only
Thai both the red and line
grcan car first-class workmen , use first-class ma-
t now run to within 4 blocks of erial , and only do lirst-ciasa work in
building ; that full and complete satisfac-
OMAHA VIEW ; niot is guaranteed in ev'ery case.
By nl 1 ineaus if you want a homo , lee
That this addition lies on the side hill
ntOMAHA
Sloping East OMAHA VIEW
towards the river ; that it affords the Before investing elsewhere.
nudwe will take you on t to seek
BOGGS & HILL.
Parlt ITorest ,
The poor man's paradise. Read this for it may
be the means eventually of your making a
fortune.
PARK FOREST $250 to $30O
Is nn addition of 200 lots , each CO\.12U Euchi on payments of
feet , located in the vvoode.d lulls ou S.
.street about M blocks from the
ftWth
,
( $5 Down and $5 Per
Union Pacific depot , and is u , most
charming and romantic ocation , Month , at 8 PerCent
Thirteenth street is graded Its full
width to within 5 blocks of Cent Interest
* t
Park Forest
To llioso only who vvanl lliom for homos.
We make these liberal pi iooa and terms
'
'
The street card run to within 5 minutes'
lo give all poor men a chance to get a
wnlk of these lols. Fifieon or twenty homo.
Chouses have bron already built there ; These lots will increase COO to 000 per
t > jniiny more will go up Ihls summer. cent in a fuw years , and it 13 one of the
ICO lots have been sold and 100 of the best
w opportunities of a iifelimn to get this
ones yet remain to bo sold. These are '
kind of a eliaueo'tp secure : v homo.
the cheapest and host lots in the market
These terms will oily ) hold good for a
nnd ofler thorn for short time ut
a
. wo and
few days , are oilcrcd with a view of
from clearing Iheso all up wilhout any del.iy
> BOG6S & HILL , Real Estate , 1408 Farnasn st.
BOGGS & HILL'S ' ADDITIONS ,
f "Iti ourluUItioii on Uppar Farnaiii , Dougflas and Dod o , wo have n.hout 33 la
"rcnminiug unsold. ' -
THIS PROPERTY There Can
rapidly becoinlng very valuable , nnd Now bo no question as to the future of
Bright in Iho heart of the iino resldenoo thosii Jots , nnd purlins purchr.smy at the
part of the city. Water , gas , pavements low prices ut wiiieh wo are ollbring them
and street cars arc now either there or to cannot fail to roali/.o a lar o prolit on
bo plugod there soon. t huir in vestments.
These Additions Prices Will Range
Are now surrounded with elegant resi from $1,500 to
dence * and high-priced real estate , vvhilo
$2,300
the thrco besl tuul most prosperous ,
girects in the city run throuijh both addi per lol , according to location , and the
tions , ; ots will scl ! very rapidly at these prices
WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE
A very largo l t of Ilcal Kilato of all kinrlssoaltorod through the city , county nnd
"Otato trom wlilulimight bu oleolod many mostoxcollont bargains , 'ii
M'K IXVI'l'i : Tin : A'lTKXTIO.V of these tooklng investment and can as
lure nurchasei-bthoy will ( Iml it larguly lo ihcir interest lo call ou us before inve'--c
Ingdlsowtieio.
r- IOU$1VlI < Ij III ) IStJII/r for all wanting hoiiiM on the most reasonable-
onus , ,
Real Estate , 1408 Farnaiu tSt ,
LODP CITY'S ' GREAT GALA DAY ,
Five Thousand People Present to Celebrate
the Ballroad's ' Completion.
A GLAD AND MEMORABLE EVENT.
The First News Dispatch From That
PointSantto the "l cc , " TcllliiR
of the Kvctit Other
Stnto News.
Cclehrntcd In Htylo.
Lour CITV , Neb. , Juno 4. ( Special Tele-
cr.iin to the HII : : . ] Tlio date tixed for tlio
gram ! bai bccuo and festival was ix favonUilo
one , Indeed. Promptly at 13 o'cloclc the
Kic.it exclusion train pulled In hcio.tfio en
gine gaily festooned , bringing in nit abotit
fifteen hundred people. Nine conches and
two sleepeis bioughl the delegations fioin
Omalm , Lincoln , ( iraiul Island , St. "Paul ami
Columbus. ( Jovernor Davves , Htnto Auditor
] ! alcock , Supcrlnteiidoiil Dorrnnconiul eight
or nine of the city council of Omaha nro ores-
oat ; also Assistant liencial Ticket Agent
McCatlyC. P. Newtou , supervlsoi of btldyes
and buildings ; Mr. C.ipron , supervisor of
trark , and J. 11. Manchester , of the. railway
circles of Omnhn. The tables were tilled with
nil abundance of eatables , containing about
Ihrco thousand pounds of meats , plei , cnkes
and brend without number. The town is fairly
butdened with decorations , and everyone fa
In good spirits nnd wnnilcrliig liown town
of COO people coiiht ever unilerlako Ihohur -
culcan task of feeding 5,000 people , as that Is
the lowon estimate nuido oC the number of
our guests. Hands nf music and loud lire
arms abound. The ralhoad ofllclnts and
Omalm delegation will probably remain until
to-morrovv. Tlio enthusiasm is unbounded.
SIMPSON AH m visa HOME.
The Doftuiltlitc Treasurer Ilcnchcs
Nchrnskn City Salely.
NEIIUASKA CITV , Neb. , Juno 5. ( Spcclnl
Telegram to the Iui.l The Kansas City
train wns Into last nlijlir , but when It arrived ,
nbout midnight , It btought Duke AV. Simp
son , late county treasurer , accompanied by
his wlto nuil child , who is charged with bo
ne a delimiter in the county's funds
for over titty-six thousand dollars. Sliciilt
McCnllum , nrtneil with a warrant on com'-
plaluts sworn by Tor VnnantvvctD , one of
tlio county commlssloncis , left yesterday
afteinoon for Omalm , following a dispatch
he had sent to SheiifC Cobtnii , of Doul.is
county , authorizing Iho nnest of Simpson.
Irnto last night Deputy Sheriff Hub-
erleo received a dispatch o&kliig
him to meet him at Dunbar , on the Mlssomi
Pacific inihoad. This was no doubt a nibo ,
ns tlie somewhat arlstocralle prisoner Is , bald
to lm\e arrived by the Kansas City ionic.
In lact the firbtlew the Bir. : icporter hnd of
him , attci several dlllgeut hours watching ,
was seated in a spring wagon bet\v eon the
shoilir ami his deputv , hla wife
and child being seated la the
second beat , while the driver , who was lash
ing his hoiscs to their utmost speed , occupied
the tiont seat. At this rapid gait they went
unOtoo street until teaching Sixth street
when , turninc , they came on lo Main street ;
uptliatstieet , hotly followed by Ihn BEI :
man on toot to Fourteenth street , pass-
ilig Iho jail at Eleventh sheet.
1'ioiu this point the reporter lost track of
them , but It is thought Iho paity diovo out
about one mile into the country to the ic.si-
deneo ot his uncle. U. F. McCumus. The team
at this \\iitliig (55 ( a. in. ) lias not leturneu ,
and it is thought Mr. Simpson will
remain thuio lor to-night and have
Ins healing in the morning. There Is gie.it
excitement In the city ovei'tlicrrecnnt dis
closures. which Jiavo Miown Mr. Simpson's
defalcations to be of such an amount that
U will hardly be coveied by his bond. Sheiitf
MuCallum aud his deputy , Mr. Iluberlee ,
for what icason wo are unable
to state , have boon rather ictl-
conl as regards this arrebt , probably
on account of reasons best known to them
selves , but which certainly have not given
satisfaction to the public. ' '
The pielimiinuy examination will most
likely take place this morniug be-
foic Judge Mopes , county judge.
It is piobablo tli.it Mr. Simpson
will bo able to iuinlsh ball , as bomu ot his
lelatives andncaiest triends are in lueiatlvo
ciieumstances. 11 is thought now that Simp-
sou had an accomplice who aided him in his
cmbiv.zlcmcnt , and rich developments arc
expected on the trial.
Brilliant Graduating Exorcises.
Cor.t'Miiu * , Nob. , June 4. [ Special Tele-
cram lo the UEI.J 'Iho graduating e.\ei-
cise.s of the high school wore held hero Ihls
evening bcfoio the largest audience ever as
sembled In this city. The cxciclscs weio
opened by pi aver bv llov. St. Clair. The
subjects ut thoaddicss , nsof. the gtaduatcs ,
v > Qin as follows :
Selentllic Kuowledgo . Frank Noith
Waltei Scott . Aithur ( Jray
Wonieiib'oik . NeltloCuitis
The Labor Qucston . C. W. Pcnrsall
Ancient and Modern Wai faro. . .Elmer Smith
Klecti Icily . UertAinold
The diplomas \\ein piesoiitcd by David
Slinb.icli. K\cellent music was furnished by
the high school. The exercises throughout
wem uiiiisuully pleasing , the orations es
pecially being of a high older of merit , ex
ceeding o\eii the expectations ot the paiouts
ot the giadtiateami patrons of the .school.
K\eiybody Is delighted with the success of
tholuxh school , \\hich Is under the supuiln-
tendeiicy of I'lotesssots Ciamer and
A nix Blnze.
Isi.v.xi ) , Neb. , Juno 1. [ Special to
the Uin.JA : Iho broke out In tlio 1'laiiet
roller llouiing mill , owned by J. ( > . Sclmupp.
at this place , about midnight last night , aud
ina.shoit time the Hour mill and a laigo
elevator adjoining \\ero enveloped In ( lames
ami bullied to thu gioimd. This was one of
the llne.st Hour mills In tlio .state , itbuim ;
tlioioughly equipped \\lthnll the latest im-
pioved machliii'ry. Mr. Selmupp's Joss will
nggioigitu iiiufs ) ! ot eighty thousqiid dol-
l.iibhlch Is paitlally covered by nil Insiu-
niicnot Siii.ooo In the tollowlug eompanleb :
Homo of Xow Voik , 5UODO ; Cernmiila ot
Now loilc , Sl.COiKtnuof ; haitloid , S'JW ( ) ;
Not th iiribtolol London , Jjl.frOO ; New Hamp
shire , 5 > 1,000 ; Commeu-Ial Union , .soO ;
I'ha-nlv , feooo. ,
Thoelfoits of the tire department to save
the mill wcio unavailing and they had to
apply their elToits to saving adjoining pi op-
oily. Mr. Sch.iupp has tlio sjmpatliy of the
entirocoiuuiunltv iicio , uniHit Is honed the
mill will Do rebuilt.
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Kearney's Yountc OrailiinteH. ,
KUAKNKY , Jfcb. , Juno 4. [ .Special Tefo-
guun lo the Dr.nJ The Kearney high school
giadimtlnp exeicheaveruheld in tlio M od'el
rinl ; to-night In the pre&enco of an nudimico
of 1-OOJ of Keniuey's ' beat cltl/en ? .
The class consisted of Marlon. * Downing ,
Win Hold llustou , Willhuu IJlack , Maildn
Glllcti. Martha Hiydeu. John Phllltb.n- ,
Aluitha Blslmjp , JciiuloVuLs | and Verner
L > man. All the graduates except ifr. Ulnqk
Ucllvmcd ebsuyc , maiiyol them i-auKn'liijU |
In literary uieiit. Two of them vvoio far bat
ter than Is usually wiltten by high tchool
graduates. Captain Ulacis , presldeut 01 the
bdiool boaid , conferred the diplomas.
.r. Thu Hoincoputlis" J '
HASTINOS , Nub. , Juno 4. The annual
meeting of the Homeopathic Medical bocleiy
ot the btato closed a llnee days' Region heie
with a banquet at the liostvvick house laht
evetilng. The followliie oilleers weroeiedtdd
lor the cnsulni ; year : 1'rcsidont. Dr. C , L.
Hait. of Umnha ; lirst vice inealileiit. Dr. j ,
JL ( iioy , of David Cltv ; seconil vice iire l-
d"iit , Dr. \ \ ' . A. Iliimphif \Vahoo f ; een >
l.uy. Dr. W. T. V/inror , of Wymmo ; cou er ,
Dr.J , a. ifavvk , of Grand Jsland. Ha tiics
will bo the ne\t pla'co of 'Holding a inecnng. '
Late Liuoolii News ,
Ltxroi.K , Xeb. , Jnne4.f IBucclal Telegram
to tlio.liiiK.J Everything l sso.i ) oil very
quietly during show day. No npfldents , , Jio
bloody' flshta aud only one * 6r "iwb' small
theftd. 'About three
1oo"k * holiday , niS ( seemingly enjoyed Iho
splendor.
'
Among tlio prominent arrivals to-night
ere Lew Ilobcitsou , r\eter ; A. Weltfel ,
. . .istlncsj W. H. Chen lot , ( Jieeuvvood ; H. P.
Oavl ? , AV. J. Austin , F. 11. Trail , Omaha ;
1) . K. Uucklln , T. H. Stephens , Aurora ; U.
F , White , W. H.iWqhster , Central City ;
John Cncney , I'UutShjotitlir H. I ) . Jones ,
Heatrlee ; Dr. Kobcitsou , Wllber , nnd 1) . F.
Ilnke , North Lotin.
Tollqlp C'clcbrntc.
GiiA > 'n ISLAND , cb. , Juno 4. [ Spcclnl to
the Hr.Kj An excursion train of ten coaches
loft here this morning for Loup City , to at
tend tlii celebration nt tlmt place over the
Kent of the completion of nllueof the Union
JJivcltle railway to that place. Theio were
hboul live hundred people from here , besides
two coaches from Omnhn.
Arrest of ft Digamist ,
JlKnno.v , Nob. , June 4. [ Special 'IVIo-
Rrnmtotho UKK.J Sheriff t.reen yesterday
roiurncd from Topeka , Kansas , with Chnrlo
I'rluce , who Is wanted for bigamy.
NEWS FltOM 1OW.Y.
Sale of a Untlroail nnd n Now Com-
puny Organized.
Jns Mom : * , la. , Juno 4. [ Special Tele-
ernin to the UIK.J : The deed of sale of the
Diagonal railroad was filed In the clerk's
olllco to-day , and an otllclal circular an
nouncing tin change was made out The
consideration IK given as S'200,000. The road
will form a part of the now system known as
the Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas City. The
new company is composed of It. T.Vllson \
New York , prosldjnl ; Albert Stlckney Min
nesota , vice president : George C. McMlchael
Marslialltovvn , gcnoial siipcilutondiiiit ; W.
0. Block Ues Molnes , general -nasseupcr
agent. _
Tlio Impcnchincnt Trlnl.
Iis : MOINUS , la. , Juno 4. William Hartln-
gor , bookkeeper In the Uronier county bank ,
tcstllied In the Impeachment court this morn
ing. Ills testimony showed that the bank
was Insolvent when Urovyn tesll lied as lolls
solvency , and for which certificates the man
agers .110 trying to show Ihat Uiovvn was paid
SlOOby Uovvman , cashier ot the First Na-
lloual bank of Waverly. The managers are
ttylng to illbciedlt Uio Hicmcr couuly bank ,
by showing lliat from the amount turned
over lo Iho Kiist2fatloli.il bnnk containing
woithless paper held , and tno deduction
tlieiofiomof collectable assets , the JSremcr
countv bank was Insolvent. The testimony
of this witness tended to sliovvtliolnsolvencv
of 'ho stockholder. Senator Parrotto asked
Uio witness whether ho coiiMdeied a bank In
solvent that could not pay Its capital.stock
and creditors. Tlio respondent's counsel ob
jected on tlie around tliattliu witness was re
quested to decldo a question ot law which be
longed to the com t. After consldeiable ar
gument of counsel the objection was sus
tained , howls Case , of Waverly , was put on
the stand vvlion the couit adjourned.
This afternoon J. 11. Bowman , president
nt the Waverly national bank , Icbtiued to tlio
Insolvency of the IJreiuer countv b.mk at the
time Uiovvn examined Itandcalled it .solvent.
Ho tcstllied that Us ciedil was so impaiied
Ihat when It was bought out by tlio national
bank tlio latter would not take Its note for
any sum unless secuied by a per.sonnl en
dorsement by responsible parties. Just before -
fore Brown's cxnnihiatloii ot the bank
its stock was absolutely worthless , and
the stockholders' We're called upon to
make up llio loss , b ljwl It was only woith
aoout twenty-live cents on the dollar when
Brown called it soft cut and received a foe ot
S100 for his services. E. J. Ingersoll , presi
dent of tlio IlavVXoyo"1 insurance company ,
te llfled as lo Vall's e.xtoitloimto charges for
examining his company. He said that-Vall
demanded 52,000 , and.k > lu him ho must pay
It immediately or Brown wouldn't give thorn
aclearcertiticale. jJlo uh > o produced Urowii's
written lustiuctlons to vail to demand pay
ment of exorbitant charges at once.
A. Jealous3WlPc'8r Suicide.
Cr.nAii RAPIDS , la. , Juno 4. [ Special
Telegiam to the BIK. : ] Mrs. Sam .Johnson ,
wjjj $ f jjtho foiorhan f llirl , Gazette -.o.nice ,
coin niitte&sulclddVbyatJvviniisilnHh'e Veda *
fiver tills morning , Her husband was believed -
lioved to have been inllmato with a prosti
tute , a letter from whom wan touiid In his
coat by his wife. Overcome by jealousy and
distress al her hustiand's probable urifallli-
fulncss , she look chloroform and jumped
In lo the river. ,
Order of the Eastern Star.
DKS AfoiNK.s , la. , June 4. [ Special Tele
gram lo the BKI : . ] The grand chapter ol tlie
Masonic organization , known as the Order of
Ihe Eastern Slar , Is now in session in Ihls
clly. A number of ladles are present from
all parts of the stale , and tlm day was devoted
lo addresses of Iho ofllccrs , reuorts of com-
mlttee' . and examination of work. The next
meeting will bo held in Davenport.
A Prominent BInit 111.
Sioux CITV , la. , Juno 4. [ Special Tele
gram to the BKE.J City Clerk Charles Kent ,
who { has loug been prominently identified
with not onty the Inteiosts of Sioux Clly , bill
likewise with these of the noitlivvost , is
dangerously 111 and fears aio enteitallied of
his recovery.
A. Well Known Man Drowned.
DKS ifoiNr.s , la. , June 4. [ Special Tele
gram to the BKH. ] E. Adair , a well known
farmer of Lcgiand , Marshall county , was
drowned this evening in Timbercicelc , while
seining.
liattlc of Gettysburg
Ofion every day ; 10 a. m. , to 10 p. m. , St
Mary's nvo. and 18th ht.
Pianos tuned antlrcnnireil. Work gttnr
anleeil , al llospe's , -liilii Douglas.
WANAHAKBII'H MKIICIIAKT TAII.OUING
AOENCr MAKUbTIIK KBhr SyiTd ATPlIIf.A.
I'liiA ruicns. 1311 DOUGLAS ; u
Wcddln j ami presentation gifts a spec
ialty at Raymond's , The , Leading Jew
eler , Douglas and loth st. -
D'Ii : i ) .
STOVEU-Jline 4th , Mis. Mary E. Stove- ,
aged 57 yenis.
Fuueiol to-morrow nt 3 p. m , , from her
Intoiesidenee , OJ4 Sniindors stieet , l < 'ilends
Invited.
Vcstn Chuptcr No. U , O , E. R.
The royuhir nioiitlily mooting of Vest
Chapter No. 0 , O.1C. . S. , will bo held to
morrow ( Satimlay ) evening.
A lull altenilanci ) is requested. By
order of the Worthy Matron ,
JA5IT.S 11 , HltUNKIt , SCO.
Gil RAT JqiBU'ISljATiuy
; .ln Boots and 'HOep , Friday and
BlilMMity. . -
\Vo will not soil oul bul oiler lo Iho
publics $10,000 wWrtf1 of the host made
boots , shoes until slipprir * , wan anted to
bo perfect , at suclilUiq jfricos thai wo can
ton sho'o ,
Ladles' I're
Ladies' low'm ( {
Aluu'd vvorkipg fi es , in IUCQ or buckle ,
Jlon's canvas sfti& } > ' - $ 1.00.
Men's scaiuleaa button , lace , or con
gress shoes , ffi 00.
Men's low IVlneo Alliort , $1 50.
Men's calf hniul-ftnvved Hoamloss , 1.00.
. . Missed' ami ohiulron's shocn , projior-
tiomjtely chetiH.
' With every dollar invebtcd hrour store
you will get a vhaxi 19 sceuro tlio ? ( VX )
piano. CcrrtO'early ami bocuru bargains.
UKANDKI ! ? .
511 N. 10th St.
An Ionia house of cprrection convict ,
whoio term oxuiriiil 0110 day last week ,
cclubrated hi * return to liboity by elop
ing with the daughter of one of the
guards , and the two were married at
Lowell , Mich.
Yon can buy turuliurechoaper of A.
L. Fitch. & Co. , I'Jth-st. , bet Fanmin and
Douglas , thua auv other place in ( he cily.
A StOTHEft'S ' LOVE FOUND HER
An Errng { Woman Traced From Ft. Sully
to Omaha ,
CORRUPT MARTIAL RELATIONS.
lie Tried to Kill Her Falling Walls
Slio Slnppoit illtn Confidence
Sharks -Tho Slonmii Fall-
urc Brevities , 1C to.
AWoman's Slory.
Yesterday a well dressed woman ,
about forty-live years of ago , in talking
to the young ladles of the Union Pacific
lunch room , attracled the attention of
iIJEii reporter , Her clotlics were now ,
of rich" pattern , and she looked like a
'Woman ' who had been subjected to
ninny worldly tribulations. Slio
carridd n smaili b.iltercd dressing
valise , with two or Ihiec purses
of design nnd material uncommon
tii Ibb United States. To irs ( lowed from
her eyes , and when engaged In conversa
tion ly the reporter. toU a lalo which
wrung his heart. When asked her name
she gave thai of Mrs. Colonel Mulligan ,
'and stated that she was the wife of
Colonel Mulligan n retired olllcor of the
Eighlv-First English regiment now in
Canada , nnd that ho was trav
eling t > foe pleasure in France.
Shu spoke with tluencynnd intelligence
botvveen her sobs , and asserted she was
on1 her wily to Fort Omaha and then slio
vVafc going lo Florence. She wanted to
find an oil leer , who t > ho claimcdhad | run
away with her Cdanchter , She
came allihe way from Fort Sully
she said , and had tracked the man
who. hail ruined Jhcr peace of
mi nil and the home of her daughter.
She said that a your or more ago her
daughter whose husband , C. E. Arud , is
commissary sergeant at Fort Sully , had
left her home , accompanied by liei four
children , deserted her husband and
parents and run away with an army olli-
ccr. For tlie past year Ihe family had
been searching tor their erring daughlor
and had but recently received informa
tion which led thorn to think that she
was in Omaha. She wanted nn
olliccr to accompany her and
make a search of the city for her missing
daughter. Oflieor John Turnbull was
summoned , and at Mr.s. Mulligan's re
quest hummoiieda cab and started out on
the bcaroh without any apparent clue.
At Mrs. Mulligan's ( litreturn they drove
to Fort Omaha. Here the lady made in
quiries which led her to bolievu that her
daughter was living in I torenco. She
ordered the cab lo be driven lo tlio house
adjoining the Saratoga school building.
The direction was obeyed , uml the
cab halted in front of a small
white cottage of three roomst before
which a couple of ragged urchins were
playing. Olhcor Turnbull knocked at
the door , which was opened by a small ,
sickly looking , poorly clad woman , who
meekly inquired what was wanted.
"Your mother is here and wants to sec
you"said the olllcor , by way of breaking
the uows gently to the woman. The
little woman started with a look of sur
prise , and almost fainted as she
loll into the arms of her mother , who
had quietly followed Oflicor Turnbull to
the door. Hoforo tlio lirst sad greeting
was over Ollicor Turnbull withdrew ,
leaving the mother nnd erring daugh let-
alone.
Mrs. Arnd has been living , it is under
stood , with a soldier named John Murray
foi the | iast year. Her mother said that
she had fallen heir , by the recent death
of a relative , to an estate in England val
ued at $30QQfl. . Whether the * daughter
will return witli her mother to her for
tune and her lawful husband , or remain
in Omalm living as she has during the
past year , remains to be seen.
TRI12D TO KttiLi HER.
' Mrs. Alloo Cody Accuses Her Hus
band of an Attempt to Polsou Her.
Mrs. Alice Cody , u healthy look
ing Irish woman , inado the sen.su-
tibual complaint in pohco court yester
day afternoon that her husband , lUehard
Cody , u painter employed in the Union
Pacific shops , had been trying for some
time lo kill her by various methods. Slio
told the police that her husband was
paying attculion lo another woman , and
had made three or four attempts to
murder his lawful wife. Sho.said that sev
eral times during the past month she had
awakened in an almost btilled condition
nnd was sure that the cfl'cct had been
caused by chloroform or homo other
opiate administered by her husband. On
Monday night last she alleges that she
awoke and found her husband holding a
handkerchief over her mouth , and that
she was sure she detected the odor of
chloroform and Ihat she sullercd for
several hours from Iho cllecls of the
drug. She stated that she had been
married to Cody lor twenty
years and that their family was composed
of t > ix children. She has had frequent
domestic troubles with her husband and
has been separated from him three times ,
but a reconciliation has boon eflected
each lime , and they have continued to
live together.
The woman's peculiar manner led the
polieo lo doubt her story and she was
&ont to Dr. Leineiirinp. To this gentle
man she told a different story. Her
eyelashes have been almost entirely de
stroyed by some disease or accident' , and
she caughl upon Ihis fact to seeuro Iho
phVMcian's belief in her story , and alleged
to him thai her hiibbaud had boon trv ing
to throw vitrol in her eyes to blind her.
She also charges Unit she has .several
tiiit | ,4 dotc'ctoif ' her husband putting pui-
won in-her ten , The physician is ot the
opinion that the woman's mind is do-
raiig < d-and tlmt hho should bo placed in
clitirg6''of the authorities.
IVCody 'famijy lives at 517 North
Foiifleonth blreut
Shortly before 10 o'clock last 'night the
walls of. tlio old frumo building adjoin
ing the Metropolitan hotel , on Douglas
"Btiuot , botvvcou Eleventh and Twelfth
btraius , foil in with a crush , atartling the
neighbors and bringing a largo crowd to
the sec 110 , The lirst lloor of ihe building
Svas occupied by Jinncs MoVoy as n
blacksmith .aliQp. Tho. second lloor win
UMii.s'a [ store rpopi , and WAR tilled with
a lol of'.tovos'aml old fiirnlliiru. A valu
able horse , the properly of Mr. McVov ,
was in the shop when tlio building foil ,
nnd'atliiuch | ( the .structure was com
pletely wrecked , tlio animal escaped
without a ser.itclj. A blaok.sinith , named
OMIII , has beou'Meoping in tlio shop , but
fortiihntoly ho * wus not in til thu timo.
The building was completely wi'cci > cd.
Tlio Slomnif Failure.
The Hradstreel ngoncy would seem to
occupy a positionsninlur to tlmt of the
goutloniun who Mood between lliu lovil
and Uio deop.sesi. Morris Sloman , of lliu
h'to ijrm of Slomnn llros. , threatens to
sue tlioagcnby for sending out reports of
the Ijrm which , it is alleged , hastened
their -uredjtuM , in closing in upon
them , * ( $ itlio other hand , the
report IIOH upload > that omo of IJrad-
fctreet's $ u.liicrib ? rs are. goln ± , to s'uo the
agency for sending out too favorable re
ports gthiilinn's condition , Mr.V. . O.
Taylor , local , manager af the agency ,
places no credence in tho'Jattor roixnt as
Iio says hu withdrew tliuraliug of blonmn
Bros- three mouths ajro , aud thalbhould
have bc'on warning sliQicient for the
linn's creditors , *
II is understood now that
creditors will make nn attempt to
null the chattel mortgage which
was given by Iho firm to Kei chelmer
Hros , ot Detroit , for $03,00) . The credi
tors allege that Fclschohncr lho . nro
liquor dealers , and thai Sloman Hros.
eoulu not bo indebted to them for goods ,
and tlmt the mortgage has been given for
the purpose of defrauding creditor ; ? .
A "CON" SHiYUK'9 MCl'TKH.
Tito Nlmblo KliiKcrcil < 3cntry Who
Are Centering In Omalm.
The police and the local detectives
have been kept busy for the past few
days spotting Iho conllilonco sharks who
have blown in upon the city with a view
of locating and getting the lay of the
land for operations lo-dny whllo Iho olr-
cus is in Iho clly. The confi
dence men work in gangs
aud upon a regular system.
A few days before the arrival of n circus
or any attraction thai will brine a crowd
of people Into u clly. they send in a few
forerunners to got tlio lay of the land
nnd to ascertain whether the police are
especially alert or not. Two or three of
these advance men have been picked up
by the cops during the past
week. Two of thorn , who wore ar
rested on Thiirbday afternoon , had
a supply of blank elieeks , conductors'
ticket cheeks aud other paraphernalia
that generally adorn the pockets of the
well orjjanix.ed con man. Yesterday
afternoon thq police arrested Jerry
D.iilov as a suspicious character and
found upon his person a letter lhat is
documentary evidence of his calling as a
shark. The letter bcarA the date of
"Denver , Juno JJ. " and is as follows :
Ue.ir Jeiry : Sells' show. 1 hear , will bo
hero ou July 4. You nro rUht. C.vlltoinla
Is a beaut , to fjintt , Ot course you can
woik hour all tlie t'olo Circus on show days.
BUck Hills has been lined to death with
Nutshell Bill. You may do well theio bull
dotit U. 1 am doln well. I was out to nn
opuiilng and Jack Callloinla took oK over
the streets and was picked up for S'i' > .
to Stephens. If you coino out this
way you m.iv nuuo some stuff. Leadvlllo Is
O K for anything , liill Dnrley Is heie.
Vouis , Tti-nii : UIIAY.
IN THE JIOUTH.
A Lady Draws Blood l i-ouin C/oxvnrd'H
She was quite a pretty woman , and car-
rind 11 panibol. It was about 7:1)0 : ) o'clock
last evening. He overtook her on the
bouthcast corner of Sixteenth and Dodge
streets. It I * presumed he s.iid something
to her , because pho turned and with a
mystic sweep of tlie hand which , at the
same time conn-oiled her lightly-bound
parasol , dealt him a blow across the
mouth , nl the same Umq ejaculating : "I'll
teach you to speak lo mo again on tlie
street. "
A muttered profanation issued from
the bruised lips , nnd bcfoie it could reach
her.the lady had rapidly walked ton place
of business on Dodge street , aboul a
block distant , where it is presumed him
communicated the insult and her rcr-enl-
nient of it to either liuncce , husband or
brother. The cud may nol yet have boon
reached.
Agonf .Innies KUos to Remark ,
To Ihc Editor of the Buu : Seeing an
article in this morning's 13m : stating that
I wished to nttacli the propertj' of one J.
T. Garvoy I wish to explain. A little
over u year ago ho came to me and a&Ued
mo to go his securily for a bill of lumber
of Mr. F. W. Gray. I did so , and on Ihe
31sl day of lasl March was compelled to
pay Iho same to Gray. Ho now lias sold
his house and got the cash for the sauio.
and has sold most all of his household
furniturut , . intending to Jeavo Uio .slalo.
Ho told me ho would not pay me for ho
did not have money lo spare , and 1 was
more able to lese it than ho was to pay it.
Now 1 am only after what rightly belongs
to mo , and Sir. Ilouk can do as he
pleases , as I furnished a good and bulli-
cieiit bond , and propose to have my dues ,
when n man says he can pay , but won't.
And as to the siok woman 1 will simply
say ll.at slio is a hypocrite , to gain sym-
pulhy , and I am able to prove the sanio.
while ho is a carpenter by trade and
able to command $ : j per day. If Brother
Ilouk wishes to denounce inn for getting
my just dues from a gambler I cannot
help it. Yours respectfully ,
JOHN I ) . JAJIES.
A New Mlnsti'cl Company.
The People's theater will bo closed for
the season on Sunday night. Fay Uros. ,
who claimed to have leased the theater
some time ago , have failed to conic to
time and have forfeited llieir conlrucl.
Mr. U. A. Hurt , who has successfully
managed tlio People's for the past three
months , will take the road as m.ui-
agor ot a new minstrel company ,
which is being organized with Sam Gard
ner ns the leading light. The company
will number thirty-two people including
band , rnd will contain some of the best
burnt cork artists in the country. U hey
will organise in Chicago this month nnd
start west on a summer tour , appearing
ut Tabor's Grand opera house in Denver
on July 1 and 2. Mr. Hurt is an old time
minstrel manager , having served an a ) > -
pi-onlicusliip under Jack Ilavorly , and he
will no doubt bo successful in his now
undci taking. _
Stnivvliorries nnd Ice Cream.
The Omaha Reform olub will give n ro-
ccplion ut W. C. T. . U , , Huc-kiugham
Homo , to-night , to which they invite all
their Irioiulrf. Strawberries , ieo cro.un
and oako will bo servqd from 8 to 10 ,
Good niiiiio will bo provided , aud an en
joyable evening may 1m expected.
Personal .Mention.
S. D. Ilugglos , of Chicago , is in the
oily.Win
Win Sturgis , of Clioyonno , is in Iho
city.Uev.
Uev. John Hovvlll , of I'rynlont , is in the
city.Mr.
Mr. Milton Honors is honio from Cull-
foi ma. i
Col. . I N. Cornihh , of Htimburg , is in
tlm city.
U. II. Kobinson , of North Hand , is in
the city.
J. 1) . Kilpalrlck and VYifo.'of Beatrice ,
are in the city.
A , H.Swan , of Clicycnno , Ihe esvltlo
king , isnlihoMillard.
Mr. and Mr.s. Henry Gibson have gouo
to California on n vlMt.
Mrs , Louis II. Haer has nmti-ncd fiotn
: in extended onstuni
K Holi'inan , of Cheyenne , and H. Hoff
man , of Kiiglaud. are in the city.
H. II. Uarllina nndD. W. McUlftllaiid ,
of Kubnihl.a Oi'.y , are at thu I'rutnn ,
.1. H. Diiggan , of ( Jroilou , In , division
&uperir.ti'ndeit of the Q , U in the city.
Col J. S. Turn , of Stuart. la. , ouo of
the wlieolhcrso ? of \ \ cittern Iowa ilemoc-
ricy , is in Iho city.
Mrs. J3 , M. J. JCooloy was in tlio city
yijsttTilny and passed Iho day ul lliu
liuekingliam houa .
Mr , O ! ' . Uriir/rs / , general jiijonl of Ihn
St. Paul ft Omaha , rclurned yesterday
from a business trip lo St. IV.ul ,
Mrs.V. . L , FUlnibi , of Albany. N. Y. ,
is visititit , ' in Omaha , Ihe guest oi her
daughter , Mrs. 1) ) . M. 15arllett.
Ivleanor C'aroy , Helen Htand'th , Miss
Hunter , Mr and Mn. Pior.sijn , J.owib
Haer , N. J Lamb nnd Sam Hothoru , of
Iho ,1 eli n T. llaymond company , nrdvod
lasl ( ivuniny and urc nu.irtorcd al the
Mlllard. '
_
The Panama cunul comnnny ha < > been
nullion ed lo issue a loan for $00 ) .0 ) ' , MM
frunus , provided Ihuy tuin provo that Ihls
nuiii- will bo nlHulent lo uompleto lie !
cunul.
SIMPLY A SLIGHT SPURT ,
Wheat Again Goes Up n Peg , But Mcota
With Reverses.
A CHANGEABLE DAY ON 'CHANGE.
Conflicting UcjiortR Mnlcos the Out *
look Uncertain- Corn Market
Drn s The Cnttto Market
Stroiijtor ( Joncrnl Markets.
CH1OAGO OltAlN MA
CittoAfio , Juno 4. ( Special Telegram to
the Urn : . ] WHKATMicat took ouolhorf
.spurt to day , but at a moderate paco. Hro
kcra \ \ ho lme been eousplcuous buyers lately
eront Itaiinln tlm lirst tliliig this inornlue ,
and their erlo.s proclaimed tlmt July would
sell ntlMc bcfoie the day was o\or. Initial
tiailesvcioou a basis of Tb'jc for tlmt ou-
tlon , orc above je teiday's close. The
nmiketrnoed down very slightly and ihoii
ellmbed. An ndvnnco of Jtfe wns scorwl ,
afterwhlcli the demand slackened mid tlm
pi Ice slipped down &c , touching T8f@73Kc ,
Another spurt sent that mouth to 7iH'e ) , ami
for Uio seeoud time values leccded , 78 < fd
btliu the .selling prlro. The market
hardened subseiiuoutly , but no effort
was made to stlinulnto It and
quotations ungod from 73)c for July , TOO
for Aucust , aud TD c for September. Tin
tone of the market wa * exceedingly nervous
though tlio diminishing range would seem to
Indicate a return to imlelnesg. Crop news Is
eagerly sought niter , and while Ihoio Is yet'
nothing In the tenor of the news received to
foreshadow a calamity , tlio prospects are ail-
mlttedly not so blight as they wore two ot
tluco weeks ago , though still fur from
gloomy. Many reports glvo color to doubW
and feais , nnd others toll of netual damugo ,
while jot others speak of n magnificent out
look. Altogether the sllunliou Is full ot un
ccilalutlos which would have a tendency Uj
iispironoivousuess In tliu spcculallvu aioutt
ludciienduiit of the element of manipulation.
Loit.v Corn did not pnitakoof the activlly
n vvlieat and the umrkel ciracced all day ,
tlicio being little attiuution to big tinders.
I ho laigo lecelpt-s tended to depress prices.
but the early stuiiigth in vvlieat pi evented a ,
sevoui decline. .Inly sold nt ; < ( jjt5jfe ! , ami
closed w eak at : SVe bid.
. . . - vvero lirm aud toU
ciahly steady , but the volume of busim * . *
tiniis.irtid vv.vs only moderate and mainly ot
a local , hpeeulntlvo cliar.ieter. i'lices weio
lirmer , aiidtheiovviis an advance ot 5 ( < e7i < ro
on mess poik , ami K@10u on laid imd shoit
rib bides. Mess poik tor July niieiied at
Ss..X , and wiles weio nt SiMMS.TU.
cloaiiu at ? S.OJ > 'j. August closed at S .WW.
Lard foi .Jiilv ojieiied at SO.OO. nnd tlm tango
was SO.OOMr . .fwith SO.tO nl the eloslng.
. . , ! lt SIT - "hoit i Ibs for JuF
at SXi7 : C5.-45 ! , and closed nt SU ! .
AFir.UNoo.v HOA ill ) The aftei noon mark *
e.s weio mil espcelallv Intonating.Vhenl
"dMinced 'je , but settled back o tlm opening.
flio 2:150 and 1 p. in. closings vvmo very
neailv identieal. Oats weio slightly higher.
2MO p. m.-1'iits on Juli vvheat,7aHc ; call * ,
CHICAGO tilVE STOCK.
Ciur-Acio , June 4.-f Special Telegram to
the Bii.J : : UATTI.I : Cousldciingtho fnet
that lite supplies of cattle are 2-JOO lighter this
week than last , to bay uothlnc of the faclj
that 1000 inoiuTexaus have 01 rived , tlio fat
caltlo maiket vvab blow to-day. Prices , how
ever , vvcie about steadv. A laige diaft of
pilme , binootli , ripe Kansas cattle , averaging
about I4 : > 0lb3 , sold at 55.55. Kongh and
thin grj.s.sy lots weio in full supply , and sold
largely at $ -l.oO.i.OO. ( Diesbcd bcof cattle ,
avaiaging 1041 to 11199 Ibs , sold nt S4.7.V. }
S.ttO. Shippers and cxporteis paid S4.05Q
5.5'j for 07S to 111111) cattlo. Some 1005 to
ll'JJlb steei s sold at S 1.70 , aud .somo coarsa
1410 Ib stceis sold at 34.7 ; > . A few
c.iib of cattle sold to exporters al
about Sft.23. Some W93 Ib Colorados sold at
35.15. and some S D II ) steers hold at S5.l.r .
Some 775 Ib Ncbiaskn steeis sold at S4.'J5 ,
whllo some fat 701 lliluvvn ycarllnga sold al
34.05. About 1,000 Texaiib veto received to *
day , nmkinir ovei 0,000 for tlio week Hum far ,
1 he miiiket elosed stionger limn jnstuiday.
lo-day pilccs weie irenemlly about fite.ulv.
HOIIH 'lliuin.iikct was active ami 5C gfOa
higher than at tint ooonlug jestciday. Mixed
sold vvitliin a ningo of iM.OX .l'J f the bull !
at $4.ri ( ( < 24.IO ; heavy ' , 4.12K ( < $ l.lj : llirlit.
S4.00i ( 4.'JO ; Voikci-s , 4.00.
FJNANCIAU
Now York , June 4. Moire Y On call
easy at IKQi'JH IH-M cent.
PlIIMK MUUCA.VriLE 1'APEU 4@5 pel
cent.
tjiKiu.i.sn KxoiAxan Dullactual tales ,
S4.H7H tin .sixty day lillls ; Sl.b'J lordemaniU
( iovii.v.Mi.Ms : : Dull but steady.
S'lociis The opeiilnu ; for stocks was ( 'on-
cially at light advances , but tiadiiiK was
quiet. Prlees Hilled off n shade , and under
iiicii'.iMul activity prices moved up steadily ,
until tlio List hour tlieia was a decline of.
sinnll fi.ictioiis , but tlio ninrkot closed linn
near the best Urines ot the day.
STOCKS OH W AM , 8TKKRT.
89 cenl bonds. . . C. & 1S. W I13V
U.S. 4 's profeircd. . . HuiJ
4's 120' ; .y. o mfi
1-acllicO'sof ' 9 > . 1S5 Orccon Tiau. . . 3n2
Central Pacific . 40J Paclllo Mall Kl
P. , 1) . ikE IWltf
preferied. . . . ir > 0 P.P. 0 l.'tl
C. , n. &Q VA % Kock Ihlnnii. . , . 12IK
U. , L. & W lliliM ot h. i\c.S. K. . .
D.\\B \ 11. ( I jiiclencd. . .
Erie. . 0. , M. ASU P. . .
profenod . . . Co profeircd. .
Illinois Centi.il. ] 'J7J- ' St. V.&U
J. , U. itV. . iif piefeiien. . .
Kansas iV : Texas. Texas Pncillo. .
LaUeShoio 8JM UnionP.icllie. . .
U&N 7Ji\V. , , St. L. ttl' . .
Mich. ConliTil. , . . Tl' i jiicfenod. . .
.Mo. P.xcillc lOsjfVestein Union
Noithern Pac. . . a f O.H..V N
Vi nl ei led. . . . tOJ1 ; ;
"
CHICAGO
Cliloaco , ilniiA 4. Klonr- Steady : no
niKilatln ehaiiiro ; In c.ir , $ l.&Vr < -f.7i ! : hiintliurn
5J.OOd . - IUVisuiiiisln. ; . SI ! iV < / > l..W ; AIlclil-
gan holt .vpilni , ' wheat , S'UlViI.H ' ) ; .Min-
nehntalMkeis. S > : t.infiM.W.iteiit ) ; | , SLMKii.1 ! . ;
low m.ulos. SJ.iXi .i.uu ; ilpi ) ( loin , niilei at
fc ; ) . : ( fj.W ; m hhih , .5,1.00 . : ! : u in sacks.
\Yhent Aetlvo nnd mihetileii ; ojionc'd
hlioiiKCi mid U' ' iit lilt'liiT , and closed > -a
itlxivo vesteid.ij ; easli , WsJuly \ \ , " > < > ? „ ( , $
TSJje ; AiiKiisl.livif'jTUe.
Coin ( juhit. vvilli n full dcniaud ; closed
saiiions uiiloiday ; eiisli. Ulftfu ; July , Ji-Wc :
Ausust.ililK ' Xc.
Oits , Kiiinei and lilKhni ; July advanced
} ff.nnt\j \ ( < fiHt'tit > deliveries on now
rash , 2Te : .iiilv. W ( WSJ * ju ;
Jive ( Jnlet 157 ( .
llailrtl-Dnll at WJM.Vie.
Thnotli ) Pllllie. SI
I'ork M < uo actiro ; t-'iadually advauccit
HX"'l'Mc ! , with tliii : iji | < ieclitii : > n liiiHl vvell
August , 3&.7JS.7. \
loiid Adv.inei'd lOdZKl' ' c , aiitl o'OM'd '
roniji.u.ithol ) Hte.uly ut the ImpiovemiMii ;
p.ish , 5ii.0"i ; July , n.Wa.iyt \ \ A' ' ust ,
'itull. .Meats SliouldiTs , SI. WI.IO ; bhoit
( Ieai , 5.7l * O.W ; shoitiihs , S'l.l1) .
llnUei 1'iimei ; t'leamuiy , I'Msi W4o' dairy ,
Olieeso ( Juieti full cieams , km'Jc ; bklms ,
clioke , .Vidiu , VouiiBAmeilcus , i Ot''c ' ,
lildes lieavy sicen sailed , "ife , llclit ,
B.e ; ilanciKuil , O e ; Dull liuluo , .Vjii. dry
h.ilU'd , ll ( < ( l.'ediy ; Hint , 1 'Cllc : e.ill hliiiis ,
1''o ; all - > l.iii3 uiulei b Ibs , classed as deiicons ,
Me ) each.
Tnlldvv No. 1 coimtij , WjcNo. \ . 2 , 3c ;
c.xle : , y'jC'CH1. '
AKTKiiNon.v Jo\nn ) Wheat , com , pmlc
and Jiiid , jite.uly and unchanged , U.its
Keculnn. blupiiieiits.
Flour. Idils . 7.00U 7.0W
Wheat , ou . ' 1.000 M , ( )
( 'uin.mi . Si'J.ouo 4\0/i (
Oats.bii . , . an.ooo : u'i.oiw
lljiMm . SW ) lw i
Uailfv.ln . 21,0 n y.WJ
Now Voik , Juno 4.--Whcat-noccl | ls.
lto.00) ; oxpoits , I'J'J.i'X ) ; hpol ilna : options
ujiemul weak and > | f < * ' < c iov\ui , later ajj
VMiiccd % Ufe , cloKiui ; ttiiuly vviUi a roio-
linn oi > jW > 4c ; iinuiiiiltHtT. d , siiQiMc1 ; No. Jed
: od , iT'jftfM'.V ' ' , i. o. I ) ; No. I ml , We ; guly
I'lo-iiii yt , c.