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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1886)
TTTT1 fWATTA T > ATTAr A V 20. 188(5. ( BARRING OUT SICK CATTLE , The City Veterinarian Receives Btringen t Orders About Pleuro-Pnenmonia. QUARANTINE IS MAINTAINED. He I'lnyoil Karo The Telephone Scr- > Ice A. Hey Kim Over Kail Notes A .South Omnlm Ilrcwcry , lite. 1'roteolliiK Wtnlc Cattle. lr Kainacciotti , city veterinary , re ceived the following telegram yesterday morning I.IMOIV , Nin. : , Sept. 27. Dr. II. 1 * Itnmnn irittl. Haiuey street Hold all Illi nois cattle until furlfioroiders. lly order of the hive Stock Sanitary eninmisslitii. ( I. (11:111 ( : n , M. I ) . Tins telegram Is signed by thu gctitlc- innn who stands at tin1 head of the coin- in ji < > n , and Is based upon tlui threatening reports of tilts pre valence ot plouio-pneiinionia whieli HOdins to bo Jiow all'eeliug the cattle in the dislillery yards and sheds in Chicago , as also in a mild decree in the stock J arils at thai point. The fact of the disease having been discovered at Hie latter place , liowo\er , is denied by the .superintendent of the same , and the secretary of the company , as may bo icen elsewhere in thisKsuo of the ! : ; . ISesidcs holding I ho position of city veterinarian , Dr. Kamaeciotti is al o live Block inspector for the t'nion 1'acilio , but is under Hie direction of the state live stock commission. Ills dutj is to daily visit the yards of the company at Council Illull's mid exam ine all cattle and horses inicndcd for shipment into this slate. With regard to plcuro-pneuinonin , Dr. Hamaeeiatti says that a ease of it has never hcon found in Nebraska. Aever- theless the quarantine must oo estab lished , and tie will maintain il until further notice. The disease , ho .says , has been occasioned in the present instance by a germ whieli lodges in the lungs causing tim formation of a pus , giv ing to the lungs a murboli/ed appearance with streaks of rod ami white. 'Jims far no cattle have come from Chicago cage , since thu .stringent orders issued by the live stock commission of that slate. \voro issued. Yesterday , however , one hundred and twenty-live head of vear- lings and tlireo-yo.ir olds , from Huron county , Ohio , were received. These had passed tnrottgli the yards : it Chicago , but their ownersclaiined they remained there but .six hours , and during that time were isolated from the rest of the cattle , hav- inir been quartered in the sheep nous. The parties in charge niado altidavit to tliis cU'ect , ami as tnuy were all in a healthy condition , the doctor allowed them to bu .shipped , at the .same time ex acting an allidavit from the owners , two men named I'eck , that they would quar antine thorn for ninety days after their ai rival at their dcstmnlion , a place in the vicinitv of St. Paul , in this .state. Ir Kanuicciotti stales that there is now enforced in the slalo quarantine orders against cattle from all the easternnorth eastern , southern and middle states. The cifTcot of this is I he detention of all cattle from those states , at owners' e\ponsu for iimoU da.\s , unless it can bo shown by a bill of health from a veterinarian at thu point of shipment that the animals camu irom a herd ii : no wise all'octed. This condition however , will not now operate in ea e of Illinois cattle under the. order contained in the above telegram , llorses and mules from the proscribed districts arc not detained the time men tioned. The are examined solely to de termine whether or not they are afllictcd with cither glanders or farcy. If not , the fact is reported to the hvo stock commis sion and by them an order of discharge 5s issued t Yesterday morning Dr. Raniaeeiottijhad Ills attention directed to a lior.su that had stood tor two days back in the alloy in the rear of Kcdick's block , lie exam ined thu animal , found him affccfed witli glanders , and ordered him shot , which was done by a policeman. rtiAYKIM-'AKO. A Man "Who GnnililiMl nil Stolen Money Police Court. "There's the man that got my money , judge , " said S. T. Uradloy , a workingman - man , in police court yesterday morning , pointing to a tall , hard looking customer who stood in front of the judicial desk. The charge mtulo by Hradloy was tiiat ono Frank Kinsulla had stole $20 belonging to him. The evidence showed that Kin- Bella had Monday night met Bradley , who was out of work , and olVurod to get him a job in n wholesale furniture establish ment. After this ariangemunt had been made , Kiusulla turned to Ilradloy and asked the loan ot f.l. The latter had a $20 gold piccu in his poakct and gave it to Kinsulla , telling him to return $15 of ihu amount. This Kinsulla Hromisod to do. Instead , however , ho went olFnml lost the whole amount play ing faro. Kinselhi's dofimeo was that Bradley had given him thu money to play faro with , with the understanding that the profits of the gambling deal wuro lo bo divided. The judge found him guilty , howovcr , and sentenced him to thirty days in the county jail , Lawrence Solfor was sent up to the county jail for ten days. Ho had stolen ihn kuy to Henry Dufour's butcher shop , and as somu articles wuro stolen front that place shortly afterward , the supposi tion was that Suitor was thu guilty man. J. 11 , Friu and C. O. Coburn we're lined L lfi and costs each for liglitini ; , Out of eight drunks , three weru lined and thu rest discharged. WIIIBICV roll INDIANS. The Kudcral Authorities Al'tcr a I'er- nioloiiK Otl'eniler , United Status Marshal liierbowcr and Uomity Attorney Lamberlbon , who have jiiht returned from a visit to the Kosobud Jmlhui Agency , succeeded m making a rather important arrest that of-Timo thy H. Spring , for selling liquor to In dians on the rc.sorvation. Timothy is a lazy genius , who has been hanging on at the agency for somu time , supporting himself by taking advantage of the average - ago Indian's fondness for lirowiitor. Ilo has boon on the quiet , selling whisky to thu Indians , in small ( mantitic.s a del lar's worth at a limn. 1-or some lima ho ( 'ficuiud arrest , but Messrs. Lambcrtson and Hiorbowor have at lungth lightened the coil around him so lh.it ho cannot us- cano. Thu laws against soiling liquor to Iho Indians are stringent and severe , a.s in deed thov have to bo. Thu average red- akin , under thu nest of conditions is a restless , reckless cruaturu , whom It is a dilllcult matter to hold in chuck. Hut when Uncle Sam has ( o light a eoiubimi tion of one-third lire-water and two thirds Indian , he has a very unpleasant job on his hands. For this reason , moral suasion and federal laws are madu to combno ! to inculcate in the breasts of the noble rod man thu strictest principles o ! temperance. NOMINATING TIIR BONDS. City Treasurer Uuck Opens a Number of' Important HUls. City Treasurer Huok yesterday Imorning pound n number of bids for publio works In this city. They wore tor $71,000 of dis Irict paving bonds , dated October 1st J880. due hi ono , two , three , four. live nix , seven , eight and nine year * from their date , tin equal amount becoming duo each year. They are in sums of ijaiK each , tmd bctir interest from their ilato a the rate of six per cent per annum , pay able annually. The principal ami inter est are both payable at the olllco of Kount70 Hros. In New York. There were also ifoO.BOO In paving bonds , payable In twenty years , nnd are in .sums of 1,000 , with interest at 5 per cent , payable semi annually at the place above mentioned In Now Nork. There were aKo ? 10oOO. These bonds bear the same d.ito , and will be due in ono , two , three , four , live , six , seven , eight and nine years troni their date , an equal amount becoming duo each year ; tire in sums of $100 each , and bear inter est from their date at the rate of 0 per cent per annum , payable annually. The principal and interest are both payable at the same place. The bids for * 00,000 paving bonds were as follows : Silencer , Trask & Co , Xcw Yoik , foi . " .VJ.OOJ S.'l.fr. . " ) 00 Spltzer A : Co. , Toledo. O f > 0 , : > 3 ? ( XI li.ulier Asphalt Paving Co. , iier dm * . Sitilro | < , S20.000 21.200 m lllakelhos. A ; Co. , Huston .Mll'"i ' 00 The bids for the ? 71.0JO district paving bonds were as follows : Sult/er 57..TO ) : ! 00 ItlaUe Hros. & Co i 72,3 * > 7 00 Omnlm.Saving bank 71,0100(1 ( Uiimlm Loan > VTi list Co 71,000 00 The bids for the $11,000 curbing and guttering bonds wore us follow * : Hlnke Hios. & Co 811'llt IX ) Onmhn Savlnm b.ink 11,01000 Uinnlia Loan iV'I'nist Co par. HIS IlKASONS. AVliy Councilman Kasper Opposes Moynllrui'N I'roteotlvo 1'olloc. " 1 have been asked so often why I am opposed to Moynihan's merchant police that I propose to give my reasons to Iho niblie through the HII : : , " said Council- nan Kaspcr , chairman of the eominitlce m police , to a Hii ; : representative. "My ixperlenee with two of Moynilian's lieu , " continued Councilman Kaspcr , 'led ' mi ; to believe Dial his force would bo nore likely to injure the public safety ban to protect it. Last Thursday night ibont 7 o'clock one of my teamslcrs saw i man looking through a window of my io.om. ; The teamster seared him iVvuy. About half-past 8 I wont inlo ho house lo get sunper. and vhile I was ualiug somn fellow knocked il Ihu door and asked for something to at. My wife told him to go to the su- eon and trot some free lunch. I followed inn and ho started on a run , and at the same time another fellow started away rein near one of the windows of my lo.ise. At Thirteenth and Leaven worth ! caught them , with the assistance of two loliccmen , who landed them in jail. Jpon investigation they proved to bo- eng to Moymhan's ' force. Moynilian ; uil that one of the men was one of the test of his employes. 1 think these fel- ow.s started lo work Iho town a little too early. Under the circumstances I cannot ceommond the establishment of. a mer chants' police under llio ouliiority of Ihu jity. Besides Iho city really has no such luthorlty to give to anybody except to ho marshal. " Tjnonl Ij.'i Dan Angcll "i wish you'd iinjuirc for uu sincu when Juflur.son park has been ircda.s a cow pasture , how much the city ; ets for the pasturage , what is done wiln ho money , etc. , etc. Tlio other day I no- iced twenty-one cows in the nark , eatinj ; he grass ami having a < jood time guner- illy and oilier cows were heading in Iho > ain < ! direction. The fences are. down , ind it is only a queslion of lime before he | > ark will become a camping ground 'or all the cows in town. " Judge Stunbcrg " 1 am bothered icarly to death witli tlicso soldiers from fort Omaha coming down town , getting Irunk and raising a big disturbance , i'lioy are arrested by the i > olico and ) rnught before mo thu next day for trial , j'ormorly 1 used to release them with a epriniand , because I knuw that when : lioy got back lo thu fort I hey would bo Minished by confinement hi' the gunnt louse. Lately , however , they are over running all bounds of decency and I have Jelermined to treat them like other per sons. I'll try to teach them that they can't disturb the good order and peace of this city. " A Politician "John A. McShane i.s ling to be elected. lie's going out of Douglas county with between -1,000 ami 5,000 majority , and in Ihe other counties llowe can't get enough majority to over- " " " come that. " Elmer Frank "During my stay in Wyoming I succeeded in killing lire jcars. They have a territorial law out . .hero that a man not a resident of the territory can't kill any game but bear. This law causes a good deal of annoy- unco to hunters who go out there ; ! don't believe it is constitutional. " Grand Master Mona-rhau. Switchman's association "Our society is In u Hourfc ishing condition , having already 5,000 members and increasing every day. Wo [ iroposo to extend it into Canada and to make it one ot the most reliable and con servative labor associations in the conn- Iry. Our members are becoming more .uil ( more intoroslod in Ils success every day and are nuying more respect lo ils laws. ' ' Kosli HiiHlionali-r.tllT. The Jewish Now Year or Uosh llasho- nah commences to-day at sundown , In accordance with Iho Hcbrewn'eoiuputu lion of time it is on the first day of the oveuth month , called , "Tishri."OWliilhts Iho lirst month is called ' .Nis.i.in , " yet it only marks thu date when that people were delivered from the Kgyptian bondage - ago , and thereby become a soparatu and distinct nation. Hut the mouth of "Tishri" is the month in which , by time-honored tradition the , crea tion of man occurred. Commencing with the lirst day of "Tishri , " thu Jews celebrate llicir now year , and the following ten days , are known as ' 'ThoTen Days of Puiulcnce , " Thn Itint of Ihesu days is called the "Day of Atonement , or "Ytnu Kippur. " The occasion isone on which services are held nt the synagogue the whole day. Thosu Jewish holidays are universally observed by that pcoplo throughout thu untiru world by an entire suspension ot business , and devoting their time with spiritual matters. The Jewish business houses in this city will close from rsundown to-day to turndown on Thursday. The divine ser vices at lliu synagogue will commence on 7 o'clock tins evening instead of 7:110 : an heretofore. Habbi lionson will olllciulo and lecture upon thu subject ul "Tho Joys and Sorrows of the Departed Ymi v . * ' The music at the syno oguo for the occasion will bo choice selections from traditional Jewish anthems , Surprise 1'arty , A partyof fortyyoiingladiosnndgontlo men visited the residence of Mrs. Ilonorn Carroll , Seventeenth and Paul . .streets , Monday evening * They were providei \vitiimibic ! [ , nnd at ouco proceeded to take charge of the house and enjoy themselves without restraint. It was : i surprise ant ! "welcome homo" to Misses Annie and Maggie Carroll , daughtcrd of the hostess , who returned last Friday from 11 two monllis' visit to relations In UaUnuoro , \ \ iislnugtoii nnd ritleburg. The evening was cool and iilcasant , specially built for duncinir , anil all enjoyed themselves heaitlly. Refreshments ami songs iiddec' ! se t lo the programme and the luidniglu hours , had come and gone cro the parti adjourned. I TUB TJ31il5IMCO\'K HRUVICK. I - Smith Makes nil Kxplnnn- lion. "I wonder , " said Manager K. H. Smith , of the Telephone coiupuiy , yesterday "if these people who find fault with Iho telephone service ever stop to think that they are generally to blame , and not the company or ils employes ? " The remark was called forth by a communication in i morninc paper complaining of the i"glcct of the operators to make proper onnections. "Now. Iho fad K" ho eon- ; luued , "Iho subscriber who complains that he can't get the number ho wauls is more limn half the time to blame him self. 1 wisli the o kickers would como ip into the central cvchungo them selves tinil see the intricate ma chinery then1. Then they might rcali/.u what an amount of delicate labor has to ) e performed before even n simple con- icction can be made. They would bo surprised that mistakes arc mil more ire- jiient than they aro. Hut as I saidwhen ; i mistake docs occur , the subscriliei ten to ono is to blame for it. It may bo be cause ho does not repeat his number cor rectly , or because ho did not call il loud enough for the operator to hear him. It may be bocauio lie tries to eall up the > pcrator at Ihe same time ( hat a dozen other subscribers tire clamoring o get her ear. The truth J of the matter Is that a good nany people don't know how to n e a .clephone , and they lay tliublaineof their iwn mistakes at Ihe door of llio operator. I'll iidnijt that our operators may nake n mistake once in a while. They're lUiuan beings , and like all other mor als , they are not infallible. Hut I declaim claim that wo iiaxe. just as intelligent , ac complished and pains-taking a .sot of iperators as can be found in any ollico in the country. " "Have you any plans for improving the service ? " Yes , as soon as wo get into our new piartcrs in Ihe Harker building ] wo shall lave a new Mirteh-board , costing sf'JO.OOO. That will place our service at a point of jlUcieney which , under our present sys- em , cannot bo attained. " MSW OUTFITS KOI _ : . XI3\VS1'APKKH. J'lie Omnlm Type Foundry unit House I'nr Printers nml Publisher * . Tlio Western Newspaper Union at Omalia i.s prepared at all times to outfit iiiblishers on sho'-t notice with presses , , ype , rules , borders , inks , composition , > ticks and rules , and in laet everything n the line of printers' and publishers' supplies. Hotter terms and more liberal inces can be secured than by sending to Jhieago or elsewhere. Save money by > uyiiig near home. Second hand goods n the printing line bought and sold. Wo often have great bargains in this particu- ar. Send for Tin : PHINTKUS' Arxii.iAitv , our monthly trade journal , that gives isls of goods and prices and from time o time proclaims unequalled bargains in low and second hand malerial. Wr.irnux NiwsrAPiu UNION , 12th Street , but. Howard and ilackson , Omaha , Nebraska. run A. M. rAi.3ir.it COMI-AXV. Expectation runs high in regard to Palmer's company from the Madison Square theatre , who muse their appear ance at Hoyd's for two nights and mat- nee , beginning next Friday. We have seen Mr. Palmer's Union Square company icfore and never iouiid it wanting. Tins is the lirst of his Madison Square com panies , and it is conceded Iho strongest ill through that the American stage has uiown. It will be seen to a great ad vantage during the engagement here. 'Saints and Sinners" which will be pre sented by this organization , iooivcd the entire endorsement of the press of New York , lioston , Chicago and Sun Fran cisco. It is a drama of intense interest. Its motive i.s a good one chanty. The s.ilo of scats commenced Thursday. NO SMAI L A. Dearth I3\pcrienoc < ) l > y the Mem- ucrw ol'tho Social Clubs. This year there is found lo bo consider able regret among llio members of the dilVerent social clubs of the cilv , because olol llio scarcity of small halls for jmrtics elL this kind , hast year the hall of the Night Guards was in especial demand by the clubs mentioned , but that has been closed and no more dancing parries will be < allowed in it. The other halls of the city , with the exception of a few , whieli . are | for certain reasons objectionable , are too large and consequently unsuited to small friendly gatherings. The members ol the clubs in question arc hoping that .somebody will yet be. induced to build a hall to accommodate them. I''or Sale. The iurniliiru and rental of Ihe Coupons pens hotel. This house is now doing and tins done for two years the bccond la'-gcst business of any hotel in Omaha. . Satisfactory reasons given for wishing to sell. II. P. iluMico Antlci-Hon's Itlrllulny , Monday was Judge Anderson's forty- fourth birthday , anil in tho/jvening about twenty couples of the Swedish society swooped down upon him at his residence , I.1 ! ) ! . ' Douglas street , giving him a verita ble surprise. As soon u.s the genial host and hoste.ss could recover irom Iliojr ama/cmeiit , they prepared to give their uno\pccled guests a lining reception. The evening was pleasantly spent in singing , dancing and plr.yiug games , while refreshments , both liquid anil solid , were not forgotten. The occasion was thoroughly enjoyed , and will long bo u memorable one to those who were lortu- nuto enough to be pro-ont. The following were the guests present : Miss Cora Johnson. Mi&s Anna Nordwal and Miss Dahlstrom presented some very bountiful .bouquets of cute llowors. Mr. and Mrs. Nordwal , Mr. nnd Mrs. Dahlstrom , Mr. and Mrs. C. ,1. Johnson , Mr. and Mrs. Lcejcnslolpe , Mr. and Mrs. Andrc.son , Miss Ebba Lofgreu , Miss Peterson , Mr. Mcrlcon , Professor Lind- quest. Mr. Sjoborg , Mr. Smith , Mr , Huf- sta , Air. Olson , Mr , Urunnell and Master Nordwal. Hun Over. Yesterday morning about "o'clock Chas Stroud , a boy of about sixteen years of age , was knocked down and run over by a buggy driven by a man named John Wilson , Stroud was crossing Sixteenth street near Websler , and was about lo jump on a wagon when Wil son's rig ran into him and knocked him down. The lillle follow was picked up and removed to the home of a relative at ISO ! ) Webster street His injuries were not found to bo danger ous , thougluthoy wore quite severe , and consisting ot bruises about the head and hips. Medical attendance was summoned and the boy's injuries wore dressed. Ho is now considered out of danger. No blame can bo nt Inched to Mr. Wilson , who was not driving fast at the timo. Ho was engaged in looking out for another team when the accident occurred , and consequently did not see young Stroud , who darted dl- rc-clly in trout of Ids horse. This Is the version of the nmiir given by numerous eye-witnesses of the accident nail Kotcs. Assistant Stinorinlendent Dickinson , of the Union Pacific , went out yestcrdaymor- | ningiin aNpccIal'car with General Director Hanna to Denver. There they will meet Iho oilier general direclora and go out fora tour of inspection of the road. The following circular w us issued by GeuorulJSuperlutendent Smith ycsterdaj 1 ' "In. conformity wi'lu the recommenda tion of Mr J K , CJioa.te , superinlen- lent Colorado divisionMr. John Knpeljo has been appointed assistant supcrinlen- eiil , with otllec at Denver , Colo. , and ju risdiction o\er all narrow guage districts of the Colorado division , e.\eepttlioiree- ( ley , Salt Lake & Pacific , from Hotildcr lo Sunset. Mr. P. Touhy.nsslstant superintendent , will have immediate charge of llio Colorado rado division standard guugc. districts , nnd the ( Jrcelny , ISalt h.iko fe Paeilio narrow guage di tricl , with jurisdiction , as heretofore , over nil lines of the Color ado division. To take oiled October 1st , 18SO. " A New Artist. Ceo. ! W. Hoiilden , of Philadelphia , has ocated in Omaha. Mr. Hoiilden is not an unatoiir , but n thoroughly trained artist. Having been employed on some of the noH elegant mansions in Ids native city. Wonts are cheap , but actual woric must lonvinee anyone who will stei > in. The Northwestern Exchange , 71H N. Kith st. , lll bo surprised and pleased. The work a large oil painting , done by this gen tleman , iijioii the wall of the room. It is i handsome squaie , beautifully and lastc- lully decorated , in the center ot which is i perfect representation of an oee.in > tc.imcr out from hind , whieli is almost icrfect. They are bordered by two jeaiitlfol panels , representing a lady de scending a stairway. This only needs lo jo seen to be admired. The work of this gentleman is Ihoork of an artist , and tvould ornament the li'iest lieu e in the : ; ity. Ho makes a.specialty of parlor or ves- ibule decorations. He can paint from any losign , from a lawn lo a portrait. The iicoplc of Omaha should congratulate hcmsclvcs that such a man is among them Washington County Itcimtillcnns. The republicans of Washington county selected Iho following delegates to the stale convention : Lorenzo Crounse , llonry Sprick , Sam. Warwick , S.im. Spiker . , J. L. Conant , S. U. Taylor , Al. , llrowstor , Aloiix.o Perkins , J. W. Hogg.s , L. , C. Webber. The onlv In&liucUons to this delegation s to support Mr. Lane for state superin tendent ( of public instruction. The legislative ti < < -t is ; John H. K [ tuony and John ( Vine. on. The delegates to the .senatorial conven tion are instructed for Henry Sprick for state senator. Tins is equivalent to nomination , as the district is com- ; iosed of Washington and JJurt counties. Miss Novell , a s-istcr of Mrs. T. 11. Dnbeock arrived from Portsmouth , Eng- and to-day , by the Iniiian lino. She wishes to express her thanks to the In- nan line and their agent Mr. Brown at New York for the courteous treatment ind attention given to l.er during her : rip. District Court. PA decree was rendered yesterday in the ase ot the Merchants' National bank igalnst A. Applcbey , in laver of the latter. The call for to-day is as follows : MeaiM vs. Nugel ct al. Grow vs. liieshlag. Scribin vs. Murry et al. Nelson vs. Goodwin ot al. Wclsliaiis ct al. vs. Campbell. Kennedy vs. Potwin. Whcclock , Jones & Co. vs. O'Keefe et il. Stanbright vs. Hambnirht. Hart ct ul. vs. Koscnfcld. Forbes vs Haior. Etlelsolm vs. Miller. Dellvs. . Kant et al. Chuturan vs , Cliiiturau. Morrit ct al. vs. McHride ct al. Dolun vs. Ilnwloy et al. The stills ol Hobmson vs. Woodworth ; Dloomer VH. Suhoeder and Kobinson vs. Josslyn cl al. will DO called oil Friday. Oil' for Ijincoln. Yesterday mornine John T. Clark and .veral other.delegatesand politicians left for Lincoln to attend Ihe republican state convention , M Inch is to be held al that place to-day All those who wont wore Clark men. They thought his chances wore a.s good as those ot1 any of llie other aspirants for gubernatorial honors. They uKo felt that while there were eight men in the lichl , anxious for the nomination , that the selection would bo narrowed down to Thayer and II. T. Clark. The other candidates were Knapp of York , Post of the same place , McCall of Dawson county , Girard of Plattc , and Applegate of Johnson. The feeling of all seemed lo bo that Paul's name would not bo mentionedand some said ho ought to be hooted out of the convention. United Presbyterians. At the session of the local presbytery of thi'IUnited Presbyterian church Monday night 1 ! , a petition from the members of Eighteenth street was read , asking that the United Presbyterian church , on the corner of Grant street and Park , which has heretofore been supported by the Eighteenth street church , be permitted to depend upon itself for ils support , claim ing i ; at the same time that it would bo ot advantage to both organizations. Before action could be taken o ; : the subject the presbytery adjourned. llonry flunk's Funeral. The funeral of Henry Munk , General Dandy's coachman , who was killed Sun day by a horse falling on him , took place yesterday af ternoon at Drexel & Maul's under taking establishment. Interment of the remains was made in Prospect Hill com- elory. The collin was lillod witli llowors ' givo'ii by General Dandy's family and other fnonds ot the deceased. Munk's family lives in Copenhagen , Sweden. Army Oosslp. An order was issued at headquarters yesterday reducing the ration of three com panics at Fort Kussoll from twenty ounces of bread per iliom to eighteen ounces. Lieutenant ISrook has been ordered from his position as quarlnrmastor of the Hellovuo rillo range to his post at Fort Sidney. ROYAL ttVSl * r MLSLPi * raJ O ? 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure- TblspowJor never varies. A marvel of pur- tr , strength nnU wholosomanesa. Mora coon- omlc Uhun tlio ordinary kinds and oiinnt b told Inoomiiottllon with tbe raultlluda of low test , short wolfflit ilium or nhospnnio I'owderj. Soldoiity In cans. Un < tM. HAKINO I-OWDBB Co i6 Wail t.N r Vork. < Of good qualities and low prices recently introduced by the NEBRAS 4 t i KA CLOTHING- , , is what forces every one who examines their goods to buy of them. Every hour in the day brings to them many new custo mers , strongly recommended by those who have had dealings with them , and are astonished at the very Low Prices and the unequalled bargains offered. In addition to the specialties mentioned last week , we have placed on our counters 100 dozen heavy all wool scarlet shirts and drawers , at 50c each ; worth double the money. Come all , and get the greatest value for your money , and those with limited means , remember the only place where you can buy mens' all wool suits for $6 ; mens' strictly all worsted suits for $7 ; childrens' all wool Norr .folk suits , from5 to 12 yea * ? " * -2.Q/v and goods at ONE PRICE ONLYr is at Cor. Douglas and 14th. sts. , Omalia , OMAHA ron 7iir. TiinATMFVT or AI.I , Ciironic Si Surgical Diseases , . DR. WScWIENAMY/Prop 'oto. . Sivleui JIIIIH' llosjilml iiiul 1'rivittu ITJCticp Wi'luxo the farllltlc ? , iiiijnratu * nml nmcillia for tlieBitcc fil : ticatmcnt of o\e'y form of ilis- iu < e itiinrlniiillicr ] medical orturelcal trcatmciil , unit hullo nil to conic ami invtftifj.it f > r tlumsihrn < ir correspond ltl > u * . I.ons cxpcrlcnco In Irrnt. In" canes by Itttir enable' ! us in tuat uiany cusm clontiil xljr | ithoiit pt-elnz them WIHTB TOK CIKCUIjAU on Dcformitlc * nnd Jlrncc" , Club I'cct , Ciir\ntiro ! of the Hjilnc lisf.\"Es opViiMBv. . I'lli'i" , Tiiin irs , Cniicvir , C'.ilarrh , ] ! rrnciltl ! , Itibibtlon , Ucctricitr , 1'jrn- ! j is , Epilepsy , Kidney , K > u , tar , bliii , Ulood ninl n'l ' Mirylc'ii opciallont. llMttorlcs. Inluilers , llracrs , TriissPH , nml ill khul" \Illcn ( ! mid Surgical ApirlanceB , inuu- iifnctiircd iiiKl for fe lie The only reliable n'cdlcal Institute making Private , Special i Nervous Diseases A sri ; ( i A i. TV. AIJ , CON'TAUlOUS AM ) IH.OOD from uliate\frciiiFCjioliiccl.i ! ( iicces9fiillytH.itil. We CJii rcnimi ! "ypnilltio poUoa from thecjttem ultliont nuTcnry. New reitoratiNOtrpntnicnt for IOFS ofllnl po er. Alt. COJIMl'NIUATIONa ( . 'ONKIDIJNTiAI. Piill nnd consult in or tend n-ime nnd pout-office ii Mrcss plainly ilttcn encloi-c fitainp , nnd HO will nenil you , In phln nrapuvr , our PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEN NEIIVOVS Il8BAs sl T , WKAKNESH , SrEi'.H.\ToiinHn , ijirornN- CT , Svrnius , ( lONoniniiRA , OLEIT : , VAHICOLEI.E , SlHICIUriE , AN1 > All. DfKAlKS OP THE 0 KNITO. UiimAiir OnoA > s > or tend history of your case f or an opinion. . Persons nmlila toltlt us may uo treated nt Ihelr hoinei * , by correspondence Jlcdiclnes and Instrn iiicntu font by mail or i-xprc-B 8EOU KLY PACK ED I'KOM OIlsnilVATIO.V , no jnarki to indicate contents or sender. One perfonnl Interview pro fcrrcd If convenient , Fifty rooms for the nrcom modation of patient ; Hoard nnd attendance ut rcaconablo piicca AddriM all I.cttcis to Omaha Medical and Surgical institute , Cor. 13th SI. and Caoltol Ave. . OMAHA. NEB. S. W. COK. Irttli AXH FAKXAM , OMA5JA. Properly of every description for sale in all purls of the cily. Lauds for sale hi every county in Ncpraska. A COMPLETE SKT OF ABSTRACTS Of Titles of Dou < ; las county kopl. Alans of the city slalo or eounJy , or any oilier infornialion desired , furnished t'rco of charge ujion app.icatiou. M. BURKE & SONS , LIYE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS , Manager , UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB. KEFEKBNCESs Merchantanil Fariuurs' Uaiilc , David Oily , N > 1 . ; Ivftirany NaUoinl Mnk , Kearney , Kuh. : C'olinnbus State Jl.vnk. Columbus , Xeb. ; McDonald's llanlc. Nortli Jntle. Neb. ; Omiilia Natioiial liaiik. Omaha. Xeb. _ , . . , . . Will pay custoiiiors5 draft with bill ot'laditu : attacUod lor two-thlids value o stoot RELIABLE JEWELER , Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Kopairing a specialty. All work warrant ed. Corner JouKl ) s and loth strecls , Omaha. WOODBRIDGE BRO'S ' , State Agents FOB THE irBra' ' Omaha , Neb. ZMPEY , N.W. Cor. Hlh and Douglas Sis. Practice limited to Diseases of the EYE , EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Glassesflttoil for all form * ofdefostlvo Vislou. Artiticial iflyos * Mothers who would have their children dressed nicely , should call and look at the goods of the n ± SOS Who have the best line of Boys' and Childrens' OJ OT Hosiery , Furnishing Goods and Rubber Goods In the city. Call and see what a new house can do. SOL SIEGEL , Manager.
