A RED MAN BADLY FROZEN ,
Adventures of a Half-Brood Indian
in the Cold.
WANTED FOR BURGLARY IN IOWA.
Cliitrlm Itnttckcr Held for an Alleged
Crime In Djxvcnport DoliiKH In
the 1'olluo Court Other
City XCWB.
Ilndly Frozen.
A hulMirccd Spaniard and Sioux Indian ,
known na Omopi or Uurnnrilo Hniiirillswiis
found lying bytliesido of the road late Sun-
ilny night near Sheolcy's packing house , In u
badly frozen condition. The man , more dead
than alive , was curried Into an adjacent sa
loon , and restoratives being administered ho
was finally restored to consciousness. Yes
terday morning ho was brought Into the
city , nnd City Physician Kniph made an ex
amination of his injuries , which consisted of
u couple of frozen ears niitl ono foot. The
lattrr member Is In u horrible condition ,
swollen to three times Its natural si7c , and
resembling a mass of putrid Mesh. Amputa
tion may bo necessary , but the doctor thinks
the foot can bo saved. Ho was sent to the
poor farm , but Just before ho was
taken thither it lici : reporter had
un interview with him through
a Spanish Interpreter. Omega said ho was
ubout forty years of age , and that ho came
originally from the region of the Lake of the
Woods , In Minnesota. He says he took part
in the memorable Indian outbreak under
'Little Crow in IblW , and was imprisoned
with th < > . thirty-eight Indians who were
hanged at Mankote. After the execution he
was liberated , and went south , finally
bringing up at El 1'aso , Texas ,
where ho IIIIH been ever since , up to two
months since , when ho started north , intend
ing to iiwko his way back to the land of his
fathers. Ho set out upon his long journey
ustrldoa staunch llttlo burro , butthls was
stolen from him near Fort Smith , Indian ter
ritory , and lie was compelled to continue the
journey on foot. His feet wcro frozen
Saturday night , but ho kept
resolutely on until Sunday night
when ho succumbed , and fell fainting by tlic
roadside. Omega is a tall , wiry fellow , with
. long , coarse , black hair , in which is en
twined the feathers of a hawk's ' tail , along
with several gay colored ribbons. Ho is a
typical specimen of the noble red man , but
rather weather beaten and dilapidated as to
costume. Ilo seems greatly annoyed at the
thought of being delayed on his journey to
the scenes of his former exploits.
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CHAUIjKS UADKK10U.
An Allowed Hnr-Klnr Whom Ilic Bee
AHwIstH In ItuntiiiiK Down.
Charles Hadckor , the man who said ho had
been robbed on Friday lust at the City hotel
of ' 317 , and who is in jail under a bond of
; ) . < )0 ) , being held as a witness against the
alleged thieves , Wright and Hruner , it seems
is a crook and a thief himself. The article
in the Bui : touching upon the above affair was
seen by the chief of police of Davenport , la. ,
and ho at once recognized from the man's
liamo and the description given of him , that
ho was the party badly wanted at Newton ,
la. , for burglary anil grand larceny. City
Marshal HSihop , of the latter place , was
communicatul with by the Davenport olll-
cials. Chief Scavey is in receipt of a tele
gram asking that Hudcker bo lieltl by all
means until an officer can bo sent hero for
him. !
District Court.
A I'HOMISMWY XOTi : [ if IT.
Edward JJ. Callahan yesterday flled an
action against Sarah Hernstein , Abram
Hcrnstcln and Fanny McClurc , to collect
44,000 with interest on a promissory note.
County Court.
Jl'IHlMI-.NT.S Ui.NI : > Elir.I > .
' Judge Shields yesterday allowed the fol
lowing judgment ! * : Spltman vs. Delaney ,
$217 damages for the plaintiff ; Charles A.
Smyth vs. Julius Meyer ct al sued for ij.'l.H2 : ,
Judgment for the defendant ; Welsh vs.
Watts et al , verdict for defendant on suit of
$00.00.
Police Court.
p The dock was crowded with drunks nnd vaga
nnd other niinorofTcndersyesteritaymorning ,
nnd Judge Uerka's justice mill was kept
industriously grinding away until noon. The
com t was induced to let many of the drunks
go , owing to the crowded condition of the
county jail.
Vagrants Tom McSlmne , Ifidays ; Frank
Smith , John Kenning , John Kelley , John
White , Tom Uichio , Lang Logan , Charles
Smith , T. / , Kelle.v , Frank Casey , James
Haiti , John Francis , discharged.
Drunk J. Cassldy , James O'Hrien ,
W. II. Emmett. .1. (1. Kopler , M. Christberg ,
William Steward , M. Horseman , A. Comisky ,
J , McXutty , discharged.
Suspicious Characters James Franklin ,
ordered outof town , James Dunn , discharged.
Discharging Fire Anus Joseph Souuk&i
nnd costs. .
Disturbing the Peace M. McDonald , $10
nnd costs ; John Collins , S'JO and costs ; Jack
Inlnlan , $ ! ( > and costs. The latter two had a
desperate light Sunday evening at Tom
Garvcy's saloon , corner Thirteenth and Jones
Directs , and a crowd of several hundred people
ple gathered there. Oftleor Kissano arrested
Collins , but it required the combined
efforts of Policemen Hinchpy , Kissano and
Sergeant Moysten to take Inllilan. Ho inudu
u ferocious reslstence , but was finally over
come and thrown bodily into the patrol
wagon over the side railing. Had It not been
for the crowd keeping Quintan's tough
friends back the officer would ceitainly have
met with rough usage. Chief of Police
Seavoy ordered the whole gang arrested ves-
terday morning.
Sol Netzner and J. Cohen , two bell boys lit
the Paxton , wcro urged on to a light by suv-
cral guests of the house Sunday night , and
yesterday morning were arrested and lined fj
and costs each.
The trial of Olllcer Uaworth , charged with
theft , comes up this evening.
Urant King , a hackman , was fined $10 and
costs for assaulting and kicking a little bov ,
Antoine Swlska.
HIS DKCIDKDIA' IJKTTHIMIAM-\
Mrs. Theresa Hotliolill Arrests Her
llu.slmml.
Theresa Hctholdl , accompanied by a small
son , marched her husband , Thomas lictholdi ,
into the polieo court yesterday nnd de
manded that ho bo locked up. She had the
old man by the collar and clung tenaciously
to him while hho explained to Captain Cor-
illicit they had not been living together for
homo years , bin that her husband , who , she
said , was an idle , drunken , good-for-nothing
fellow , persisted in coining to her house in
North Omaha and abusing and annoying her.
Ho had threatened to kill her and her boy ,
and for fear ho would carry out his threat ,
she arrested him. She then asked the cap
tain to give her a divorce , saying she w.is
willing to pay him J for it. The officer ex
plained to her that this was about the only
thing a policeman could not do. Thomas
was then locked up and a charge of vagrancy
entered against him. The man is evidently
unbalanced mentally.
lln Wan lilt With a Towel.
Yesterday a young man named Emmet
Cadwell , who has been confined in the Jail
for several days for vagr.incy was dis
charged , lils term having expired. Immedi
ately upon his delivery ho circulated the
story that ho had been assaulted by Hig
Frank , ono of the prisoners , and by way of
proof of the attack showed a swelling on his
head and a scratch on his nose. Ho asserted
that the assault was unprovoked , and that
Frank had ( .truck him twice with his closed
list.
Assistant Jailor Frost says that Caldwell ,
b&foro being released , and In response teA
A question as to who had struck him , replied
in hubstanco that ho had gotten Into a light
with a uiim over the possession of a towel
Uiid had boon struck by him a couple of times.
Ho was asked why ho did not uiukonu out
cry nnd answered that there was no use in
making u squeal. '
"lllg Frank's'1 version of the story was as
follows : "You BC'O borne of these men huu
towels of their own , nnd ni BO many of these
prisoners arc diseased , the owner naturally
objects to any one but himself wiping on the
same rng. This Cadwell had n towel nnd
one of the other fellows tried to t ko It this
morning nnd they got Into a light over it.
Cndweil got a couple of blows In the fnco be
fore I could reach them , 1 parted them and
that was all. "
Y. M. C. A.
Intci-nxtlng Items ronccrnliiK the As-
Noclntlon.
There Is quite a revival In the Y. M. C. A.
An orchestra has been secured to aid in the
Sunday afternoon meetings. The noonday
prayer meetings are being more generally at
tended. Many recruits have been added to
the organization lately who arc now actively
engaged In furthering the work. A debating
club and literary society Is being talked of.
Tuesday evening a meeting to complete such
an organization will be held in the rooms.
Friday evening the ladles of the Calvary
Hnptlst church will hold a reception in the
apartments of the association. They will bo
assisted by the members. An invitation Is
to bo extended to the mall carriers. Re
freshments are to bo served. An Interesting
programme will bo carried out. Arrange
ments have been made whereby the ladles of
the various churches will hold receptions In
the rooms once every two weeks. The fire
men will bo entertained next.
The Itallroads.
Trains on all of the main lines are still
greatly delayed. The overland mail on the
Union Pacific was eight hours late yesterday.
All of the 15. & M. trains are from two to six
hours behind time. No train over the Hea-
trice division of the Union Pacific has been
sent since last Thursday , but one lull last
night about b o'clock.
XOTIS. ;
! Mr. II. A. Johnson , first assistant freight
agent of the Union Pacific , loft last night for
St. Louis.
Mr. J. A. Monroe , treueral freight
agent of the Union Pacific , left for Kansas
City last nlulit. Ho will bo married on Wed
nesday to Miss Hattlo Francis LJakcr of that
city.
city.Mr.
Mr. J. M. Murdoch , traveling freight agent
of the Union Pacific , has gene east on a four
weeks' vacation. His place will bo filled by
G. J. Necdham during the time.
Mr. T. M. Orr , Vice President Potter's
private secretary was seen yesterday.
He said that he thought the report concern
ing Mr. Potter's ' illness was greatly exag
gerated. Mr. Potter went to his homo sim
ply to recuperate , and there was nothing
alarming in his condition. Mr. Orr stated
that Mrs. Potter's mall is forwarded to him
daily , and that ho continues activclv to
manage the affairs of the company. Mr.
Potter will return to Omaha In about ten
days.
Election of OlliucrH.
The board of directors of the board of
trade assembled around the long table in
the office of Secretary Nattingcr yesterday
and elected the following ollleers for the year
18 :
President , P. D. Ilor.
First vice president. II. II. Meday.
Second vice president , E. Martin.
Treasurer , John A. Wakefield.
Secretary , Gcorgo M. Xattingcr.
An attempt was made to elect the standing
committee for thu year , but owing to the late
ness of the hour the election was dispensed
with until the next meeting.
Ail Engineer Killed.
An engineer on the Norfolk branch of the
Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha rail
road , by the name of Ollio Sawyer , waskilled
yesterday afternoon near Hastings by his en
gine colliding with another. Sawyer was
assisting in cutting out a big snow drift with
a plow , and by some mix up of orders he ran
his engine will ; great speed Into ono from an
opposite direction. His death was instantane
ous. A few laborers were slightly hurt.
Sawyer's remains will bo cared for by the
Masonic fraternity of Wayne , where they
were taken last evening.
Morchunts Ijiahlc to bo Fined.
The discovery made by the county clerk"
that but very few firms doing business in
Douglas county had complied with the
statutes which provides that every firm must
lilo with the county clerk articles of copart
nership , has created a decided sensation in
commercial circles. The oftlco of Mr. Hocho
was thronged yesterday by merchants
anxious to lllo their papers. It must bo ro-
membercd that the for
penalty noncompliance -
anco with the law ranges from 510 to 1,000
line. Mr. Hocho will give the merchants
ample time to file their articles of partner
ship before instituting any proceedings.
Crushed to Death.
Yesterday Joseph Smith , an old cm-
[ tloyed of the Union Pacific switchyards , met
Ills death in an unfortunate manner. Ho
was riding on the foot-board of the engine ,
in front , when the locomotive dashed up
against a box car , horribly crushing his
lower limbs. The poor man was conveyed
to St. Joseph's hospital where ho died at
11 o'clock. Ho was a resident of Valley in
this state and was about fifty years of age.
Coroner Drexel was notified and held
an inquest in the afternoon.
Cable CunT AjMin.
A force of men was put to work yesterday
picking the cable tramway track clear of
snow and ice. This was done to enable the
grips nnd coaches to resume their trips.
Since Thursday night tlio journals at the cor
ner of Twentieth and Dodge streets , which
were broken , have been repaired and , as a
consequence , the cars of the Harncy street
line commenced to run last evening ,
while those on Dodge street will resume their
runs to-day.
Again Alter the Saloon Keepers.
Chief of Police Scavey yesterday o'v-
dcrcd the arrest of Hans Thulgiml , Fred
Slrox and Chris Hemlrix , charging them
with selling beer without a license. The
otTenso was committed at a dance given re
cently at Germania Hall. They wore
arrested once and lined for selling on Sim-
day , but it now turns out that they were
selling without a license.
A Gnrbajie Mnn Arrested.
John Nelson , the garbage man of thu
Fourth ward , was arrested yesterday
charged with dumping refuse in a lot near
Twenty-fourth street , between Douglas and
Dodgo. On arraignment ho admitted dump
ing a couple of loads of ashes only on that
lot , but said he had done so at the request of
the owner of the property , Mr. Schlesinger.
The judge decided to let him go uullned on
condition that ho pay the costs of arrest and
trial , tf-.ul ) . Ho did so.
In New Quarters.
Yesterday the headquarters of James
Allen , sidewalk inspector , and Josiah Kent ,
street commissioner were removed to the
office of the board of public works at the city
hall. Last week Hubert Duncan , Inspector
of plumbing , was assigned a desk in the same
place. This will give the chief of police hia
former quarters , making a most desirably
change both for him and the mayor.
IjIceiiKoil to Wed.
The following marriage licenses wcro
issued yesterday by Judge Shields : .
Name and residence. Atro
I Andruw Newman , Omaha . ! W
I Anna O. Peterson , Omaha . ! i7
I William \Vindcll , Omaha . I0 !
1 Susan Garrison , Omaha . Ill
j Frank Prova/mlk , Omaha . -i
1 Fannlo Jccha , Omaha . IS
Itiimorod Compromise.
The parties at variance in the Parkhurst-
Hrown trial , that has been dragging through
Judge Anderson's court for several days
back , failed to show up at the appointed
time yesterday and there is a rumor thai
some compromise is to bo effected between
the parties , _
Internal Uevcnuo Collections.
Yesterday the receipts of Mr. Hallantmo
the deputy Internal revenue collector
amounted to f 15,510.79.
_
All parties Interested nro requested to
meet at the office of the Omaha Uoirt Lstnto
and Trust company , l. ' 04 Furmim street , this
afternoon at It o'clock , to muko preparations
for receiving tlw Council mull's vlsiUrs on
Friday next.
HOUTJI OMAHA NEWS.
Hen Miller of the Missouri Pacific switch
engine is laid up with nn Attack of malaria.
John F. Moore , of Moore & Gardner ,
Cowles , Neb. , is in with two loads of hogs.
He sold them at satisfactory prices.
P. J. Hooney , of Hoonoy & Co. , of Braytou ,
Is in looking over the yards.
SntnCoffman , of McCloud , Love it Co. , is
Imek to work after a trip to Chicago.
Ono car of hogs shipped from Atlanta. Neb. ,
last Friday , turned up yesterday with ten
dead ones. Uvcry care had been taken of
them and they had been fed at Lincoln , but
Iho weather was too much for them.
A. Agnew , of Hubbell , Neb. , registered nt
the Exchange.
H. H. Oiler , of Chester , Neb. , is a guest nt
the Exchange hotel.
C. C. Clifton , of Wahoo , Is stopping at the
Exchange.
L. and Chns. J. Hart , from DCS Motncs ,
registered at the Exchange.
Thomas Higgins , of the Chicago , removed
n part of his furniture on Sunday , nnd sold
out his business , but some of his creditors
Dccomlng suspicious , swore out a writ of at
tachment. Thomas will have a chance to ex
plain to Justlco Levy.
James Marshal was clerking for Maggie
Watson , and between board bills inul bor
rowed money became Indebted to her for
about $110. She sued him in Justice Levy's
court and recovered the full amount.
Hurt Parshell , who died at the Heed house
Saturday night , was always popular with his
fellow stockyard employcsamt yesterday they
turned out in full force to attend his funeral.
i'liey took entire charge , providing an ele
gant casket for the body , and dclraylng the
uxpensesoof its transportation to his friends
In Che.sanlng , Mich.
Godfrey Stedroy will spend a week in the
county jail for getting drunk Sunday.
Wiunnf Turelc , a Uohomlan , was fined . * ,
mil costs by Judge Heuther for becng drunk.
It's the first fine imposed this year.
Fred Kreibs was allowed out on a $100
loud to await the result of injuries ho in-
llletod on Adam Ports Sunday night.
Postmaster Cockrell received thocontlrma-
. ion of his appointment as a postmaster of
the third class yesterday. Two years
igo the entire mall for South Omaha could
lave been carried in a hat , and now the olllco
is rated third class and its cancellations show
.hat It is entitled to a place among the second
end class. It will get there in a month or
two.
two.Tho
The family of Pat Howlcy were seriously
ill on Sunday , from the effects of eating
Kiultry that was not strictly flesh. Four la
dies who had partaken of the food were
sel/ed with cramps and fits of vomiting , and
but for the timely aid afforded Dr. Ensor ,
night have died. As it is they are now in a
fair way to recover.
TI1I3V HAVIO POWKK.
County Attorney Simcrnl'H Important
Decision to flic Commissioners.
A few days ago the county commissioners
referred to County Attorney Simeral for his
opinion on the following communications and
resolutions adopted by them :
Mr. Chairman : After careful deliberation
the committee on court house and jail have
decided that the expense of boarding prison
ers in the county jail is excessive ; therefore
jo it
Hesolvcd , That on nnd after January 15 ,
18S8 , 50 cents per day bo allowed for each
prisoner limited to six days or less , and 5
cents for all exceeding days.
Yesterday Mr. Simeral submitted his ro
ily , but the full import of the decision will not
10 made publlo until it is submitted in open
session of the board. The Uin : , however , is
iwarc that the decision is favorable to the
commissioners , nnd assures them they have
full power to regulate the prices that shall
bo paid the sheriff for feeding prisoners.
Kcnl Kstutc Transfers.
Flora M Philleo and husband to Chas
T Evans , lot 11 blk 1 , Doneckens add
to Walnut Hill , w d . $1,500
W W Way to Jas E Hilny , n 44 feet lot
4 blk S ) , S E Hogers add. w d . 3,500
B J King to Ira H Maples , undivided
\ { of 1T3 feet of lot 50 , Horbach's 1st
w d . , . 2,000 ,
Thos Haley to Jas E Kilcy , lot 3 J E v
Kile.v's sub lots 54 and 55 , S E Kog-
ers , Okahonm , w d . 1,200
R C Patterson nnd wife to F M Wil
son , blk 3 , Armour Place , w d . 4.000
Jno ti Miles ct al to Katey Coulter , lot
19 blk ( i , Walnut Hill , w d . 500
A F Hosche and wife to T B Minahan ,
lots 1 and ! ) A F Hoscho sub w d . . . . 2,750
J Kendis and wife to A Lewis , undi
vided yt of lot 11 blk 03 , South
Omaha , w d . 1
H Quick and wife to Sophia J Dcnal ,
s III ) ft lot S and 9 blk 10 , Patricks
wd . 3,500
E J Wohlers et al to Catherine Par
sons , lot L'O and ' 21 blk L' , Gate City
Parkw d . COO
Louis gchroeder trustee to S 1) Par
sons , lot 18 blk 10 , Brown Park w d 423
Esther Wilson to LcKoy Mayne , lot 11
nnd T blk . " , Myers , Richards .t Til-
dens , w d . 2 500
Thos H McCulloeh and wife to s.amo ,
und half n ! I5 ft lot 15 blk 4 , sub of J
1 Kodicks add , wd . 1 COO
Jno T Dillon and wife to Esther Wil
son , lot II and 7 blk 5 , Meyers , Rich
ards & Tildons , w d . 2050
LeRoy Mayno to same , und half of n
! 15 ft lot 15 blK4 , sub of J I Rodicks
w d . 2T.OO
Chas F Fahs to H R Carpenter , lot 3
blk l > 5 South Omaha , w d . 1 000
South Omaha Land Co to Robert T
Maxwell , lot 14 blk 135 , South
Omaha , wd . COO
Gee II Boggs and wife to Eliza Nor
ton , lot 24 blk 43 , Hocrgs add , w d. . . 200
Edward Hainan et al to Theresa Hen-
mann , lot 7 , blk 3 , Riverside add ,
wd . 125
Robert P Hosworth and wife to Win
MeMnrtrie , und Jf of s yt lot 11 , blk
W ) , South Omaha , w d . 2,200
Richard M Genius to Howard H Bal-
driee , und lot 12 , blk 90 , South
Omaha , w d . 750
Gcorgo H Hoggs and wife to John
Pros , lot ! ! , blk (1 ( , Park Forest , w d. 200
Edwin S Rood and wife to Gustav
Raff , lo5 , blk 4 , Albright's annex to
South Omaha , wd . 119
Catherine Higgins to R E.I Welch , lots
2 and 3 , blk 2 , Mayno's add , w d . 1SOO
C O Howard and wife to Robert F
Williams , lota 1 , 2 , 3,13 , 1 1 , 15 , lit , 17
aml IX blk 1 , and lots 1. 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , t ) ,
It ) , 11 and 12 , blk 4 , Mt Pleasant ,
wd . 22,500
William Coburn and wife to W H
lliekmaii , lot 1 , Marian place add ,
w d . 3,000
Twenty-blxjdeeds . * 01,720
Permits.
The superintendent of buildings issued the
following building permits yesterday :
Fidelity Oil company , cottage , Twen
tieth , near U. P. railway . ? 100
Frank Fiala , cottage , Dccalur , near
Thirty-fourth . 400
Two permits aggregating . * 500
Sinnttlieil the Cutter.
A team belonging to Jouck Martollc , a
farmer living about ten miles south of this city
ran away Sunday night on South Thirteenth
street. The driver was thrown' out Just be
fore reaching the Union Paclllc side tracks
and it Is fortunate for him that ho was. Just
us the animals reached the track a switch
engine under a full head of steam approached
and s > o near was it to the flying horses that
It struck the passing cutter , smashing it into
a thousand pieces. . The horses wcro unin
jured and were stopped at the corner of
Thirteenth and Howard streets. Mr. Mar-
telle sustained a badly bprained wrist and a
cut thigh.
Allen Found.
Young Allen , the twelve-year-old lad re
ported to have been lost in last Thursday's
blizzard , was found on Saturday at the resid
ence of Mr. Raleigh , a farmer living nearly
three miles from the boy's home. The little
fellow , when ho loft the school house , lost his
wav and was picked up in nn exhausted con
dition by Mr. Raleigh who look him to his
houso.
Transported for Keilneilon.
A young nian named Aaron West , ar
rested by Sergeant Mostyu yesterday , is
wanted at Shemimloah , olu. , where ho is
charged with having seduced n youtig girl.
Ho was surrendered to Sheriff Skinner , of
Page county , who returned with his prisoner
labt evening.
WH1TB AM ) UfcACK ,
Fnnny llrown's-IjovliiKnillctto Jimmy
Dunn.
Jim Dunn , a rather handsome , well dressed
young white man , was arrested Sunday for
'onsortlng with Fwmv Brown , a vicious lookIng -
Ing negro woman , .black as the ace of spades.
Last night this dnsky charmer visited the
| nll , bringing Dunn a warm supper In a tin
inill. Jailor Onrmby , thinking that a bottle
of whisky might bo secreted among the
savory viands , took It upon himself to Inves
tigate , nnd nt the Iwttom of the bucketneatly
folded up unden u steaming piece of mlnco
pic , ho found the .following note :
Darling Jlmmlo- send you n nice worm
pepper. Did the coppers tin the knucks on
you , or did you thro' 'em away. Now my
sweat love , I'll ' do all 1 kin fer you , an you
mus not think hard of me , fer oo no 1 loves
oo. Don't blame me fer not wakln1 you In
time but you were Blepcn' so nicely ,
that I could dlstlrb oo.
Good by , my dove ,
From Your Wife ,
FAxxv Huow.v.
In ilttHtlcc to Councilman llalloy.
Among the parties reported as taking pnrt
In the jamborco nt the Ogden house. Council
Bluffs , was Councilman Bailey. This report
was erroneous. Mr. B.illey returned to
Om.iha at 5 o'clock In the afternoon. This
correction is made in Justice to Mr. Bailey.
l for \Vifc limiting.
A. F. Hartley , who has been figuring in the
police court lately for his alleged robbery of
a car in DCS Molnes , was again arrested yes
terday and fined $21) ) and costs for cruelly
beating his wife , who had Informed the po
lice of his connection with the affair.
Pretences.
Verniers who by speeious representa
tions ns to worthless articles for the
teeth , induce the unsuspecting to use
them fruitlessly or with positive injury
to the unmnul. should ho punished. Buy
SO/CODONT only , escape their snares nnd
beautify the teeth.
Closed.
Bi'adstreet's agency yesterday an
nounced the closing , on foreclosure , of the
lioiiseof II. A. Penney , of Fremont , the
amount of the mortgage being 2,000.
"Browii'n Bronchial Troches"
arc ex
cellent for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly effective.
ChrNtuIn World , London , Eng.
Tea Drinking In Itnssla.
Albany Journal : In Russia tea is
drunk as beer is in Germany or wine in
Franco. It may be called the national
bovorafjo , and there arc cspccinl saloons
or restaurants all about , both here and
in St. Peterdburji , for tea drinkers , both
rich and poor. The truly Russian res
taurant is very dill'orent from the rJuro-
petin ones. The waiters are all attired
in white from head to foot , with a liu-gc
black purse at the waist , and are always
ill men1 There is generally a largo
barrel organ which gives out the latest
airs. It is wonderful how much tea a
_
LUissian will drink. The writer entered
one morning one of these restaurants
with a young tlii'-sinn. Ten \\tis ordered ,
mil one glass followed another with the
[ Uissian until ho had drank seven , olio
said ho had often drank eleven , and
that lif teen wcro not lee many for an old
[ land. The tea is drunk alone or with
onion , and the sugar eaten from the
liand. A peculiar kind of bread or roll
is eaten with it.
Tills powder never vnrle" ) . A innrvol of puri
ty , wtreiiKtli and \ \ liole-omi'iie.v * . Moic econom
ical tliuu the ordinary kinds , nnd citunot bo sold
In competition with the multitude of low cost ,
short wnfuht alum or plmiplmti1 powders. Sold
only in can" . Itoviil Unking I'owiler Co. , rM
Wull St. , New York.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
Th only S3
bhoo In the miriii.Hiu
out tncks or null * .
Finest C'alf , perfect flt.J
and warranted , tongres-
llutton and Lic < > , all
ttyltstoe. As stilish ,
and durable as tlios -
costing $ Jorl0.r.oy
all wear tlio W.
I. . DOUGLAS
V4 hhoe.
W. I. . DOUCILAS O2.5O SHOE Is unex.
celled tor heavy wear. If not fold by your ilealtr
write w. 1. . DOUGLAS , liruckton , M 8 ,
For sale by Kelley , Stiver it Co. , Corner
Doilge and 15th Sts. ; II. Sargent , Corner
Sewanl and Sargent Sts. ; . Geo. S. Miller ,
612 North 10th Street.
Tor Localized HheumntKm ,
' Sciatica. NenralKla. Pleurisy ,
BENSON'S
I.mil , ' and Chott IMIHcultles ,
Dnekache , Spine and Hip Dis
ease , l.nmhneo. Sprains , Kid
ney and I.lver Alleetlons. Nor-
IS THE
rons Action of the Heart ,
Cramps , Lameness , Stillness
or'eakii hi ot the Joints or
MtiscIcM. Severe Aches , Pains
-BEST-
- - and Stitches , Inflammation ,
und all maladies for which
Porous Planters , Liniments ,
PLASTER ! Medicated Oils , gnhes. Oint
ments and LotloiiH havu been
found useful , flew are of 1ml-
lions and worthless milihtl-
AVOID tutes that may bo olleied.
Ask for a "Bonson'B
Floater and take no sub-
htitute under naniet > hlmll.ir
IMITATIONS , to"Cnpslno" or any oilier
name.
FOR SALE BY
FALCONER AND FISHER
WEAK , UNDEVELOPED PARTS
Ot th llojy cn'.arseJ ' * n < l itrenclheuttl. Full I'llttcii-
lartirntitaliil me. CK1K HKD.CO. . Ilo rto. N. V.
mult ct ovct-Wcrk , luJUaetli-n , tc. , tadrcu tbutt
ALL WE ASK
Is that you take the time to see our goods. You cannot afford to let such
an opportunity pass without investigating. Our great clearance sale
offers the greatest inducements ever heard of. In Men's and Boys'
Overcoats , you will find that one dollar expended now will go further
than a dollar-and-a-half a month ago. It will pay you to buy an Over
coat and put it away for next winter. You can't make a better invest
ment. Prices never were so low and in many instances are cut in two
Overcoats that used to sell for $4.50 , $7 and $9 , are now offered at
$2.50 , $3.5O and $5. We don't mean to have a single overcoat left. All
must go.
Another bargain to which we draw attention are odd pants. At the
end of every season we always have left a good many suit pants. Eve
rybody knows how cheap we are selling pants , but our suit pants are
always marked far below their value. What is left of them now is
taken out of the regular stock and placed on separate tables , and the
way these pants are marked ought to clear them very quick. Good heavy
all wool cassimere pants in nice plain patterns , at $1.50 , which are ac
tually worth $3 and more. Among them is a lot of extra fine corkscrew
pants , marked $3.25 , $3.50 and $3.50 ; every pair is worth more than
double.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price.
Clothing Company
Corner Douglas and 14th , Streets , Omaha.
OM AH A
MEDICAL i SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
Hcst facilities , apparatus nnd remedies for suc
cessful treatment or every form of disease requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Board and attendance ; best hospital accommo
dations in the west.
WRITI : FOR CIRCULARS ou Deformities nnd
Braces , Trusses , Club 1'eet , Curvature of the
Spine , riles , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh , Dror.chitl" ,
Inhalation , Klectricity , Paralysis , Hpilepiy , Kid
ney , Illaddcr , Kye , tar , SUiu aud Blood , and nil
Surgical Operations.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
BOOK o.i DISEASES or WOMEN Tnn.
ONLY HELIABLS MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MAKINC ) A ei'ECIALTY OT
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Wood Diseases successfully treated. Syph
ilitic 1'oison removed ftoiu the b > stem without
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss of
Vital Power. 1'ersons unnlile to visit us may lie
tieated at home by coriespomleiice. All coniuiu-
nlcnlions confidential Mcdlciiiehoriiistruments
sent by mail or express , securely packed , no
marks to indicate contents or sender One per
sonal interview preferred Call and consult us or
send history of your case , and we will send iu
plain u rapper , our v
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon 1'rlv.Uc. Special or Nenous nUeases , Ini-
potency , S > piilis. ! C.lcct ami VaricocUc , with
question list. Address
Omaha Mnlleul nn < l Sitralrnl Institute , or
DR. McWENAMY ,
Cor. 13th and Dodge SU. , OMAHA , NEB.
SEIDENBERG'S ' FIGARO HE
for Tic. , the best cignr ever oiler to
MAX MEYER & CO. , $ ! " _ „
be had at retail of the following ilealersV
Anderson , A. , -"IS Cumins fctiuei.
AnlMield , V.A. , Nr.l'So. . 10th.
Allenspaeh. A. J. , " (157 ( Ciimlni ; .
Aberly , H. J. , SIS So. SSth.
Anthes , ( jeo. & Co. , st ! Ho. 10th.
Helming \ Ituimeli , IDlUNo. Kith.
Hell , KiV. , Itur Lake.
Homier.V. . T. , ItiSl Douglas.
! ) ( > ( lit , Max , Ifith and llarney.
Homier. II. J. , Idtli and Vlnton.
Colrell * Cory. UK3 f'arnam.
1'onrad , .Max , l.'ith near rarnam.
Currle , J. I' . , 15th andCaplhil uvo.
Clmniller. I' . , filial Leavenwortli.
Cavanaugh , I' . . 4H South With.
Dalzell , .1. A. , 115 North llith.
Jygert X Co. , K. A. , : > Uth and Corby.
Dwyer , Jno. , 21th and ruining.
Kngelman , It. , 15th and Howard.
1 lodinun A IVi. , 1' . II. . llith undvDaveupot t.
I'r.inelM-o A : Co. , ( ! . o. , saw rainam.
I'rank , M. J , , I'ozzenHouse .
I'luehauf , .1. I. , 411 So. Ifilh.
( ientsch , P. A , , IMh and Howard.
lentloman. Win. , Lake and Saunders.
Havana Cigar Store , I40i ( I'ainam.
Hammond \ Co. , isi North Pith.
Hickok Ilros.L'tth and Lake.
Hlrt. M. , PVJOSouth ICth.
Hughes A : KVHIH , 1115 Snuilders.
Kiihn \ Co , liith ic Douglas , A. Ibth i. t'umlne.
Kuhn , freil. , tilU South 10th ,
Klusler , .1. I1. , VM7 Karnam.
I.eod , I } . M. . 1WI North Kith.
Lurid \ ChiMluttHfii , Charlei nndSaunders ,
Llphsitz , .1. , TU'.i South Vith.
Lenz , C. , 41h'j ' South lUth.
Lang , A. . Kith and , ! onr < .
MuDonnlcl. C. C. , Saunder & Caldwell
Jlostollur , Scott At Co , inth and Viuton.
Mulligan , T. P. , ll iSauiKlera.
.Melcholr. C. A. , Smith Omaha ,
Oriental Ten Co. , 271:1 : Ciimlng.
On en A : Co. . MO North llith.
1'arr.JL. 4 1 South Uth.
Powell , .M. 11. , ISth and Jackson.
I'rlnco A Klibr.si ! ) North Itth ,
Pryor , W , A. . 1:911 : Park uvo.
HedleVm. . , IHtt South l.lth.
Itlepen , C. II. T. . llith m-ar Howard.
Itehfeld A : Co. , StRHJ South I Ith.
Itenther , ( i. , South Omaha.
Hlchaid. Henry. 1(117 ( Karnam.
Ilogeri < , I'rank , : il- South jnth.
Sweeney , J. 1. . . South omali.i.
.Savllle. Dr. . 11411 Saunder.s.
Shacfer , Au * . Kith nnd Corby.
Sobotker , C. II. . Soutli Omiiha.
SUilller , .1. , llith und Nleholii.s.
Spetman , J. II. , 'Mt'-i l.o.ixcnunrth.
hpntlanl , T , W. , tilth and Howard.
Stevens II IL , liith near Vinton.
Ulioiniisoii , ( Jeo. , llith and Mandei ou.
Von Krogc \ Pohl , Uth and Clurk.
Waller , K. , South nth.
Wlielan , Jus. , la 'i S.innders.
Whltehoiibf , H. II. , lUth and \Vebater.
Wolfer , Wm. . S'lth ' and Decatur.
Wlhot , C. , 814 Nortlt llltli ,
Ylngllng , 11. . flltlinear Jarkson.
WE JL K MB IVBB ! /
rtt.0ft > iV- ! 0 K. r. . . . . . . tTKfllllUKT
. . ootklnccuninli of
- , - , -
m
trie.JLf Itydli.cllj ihroujt allwua pini.rtitor.
- . .h m-WV"'to httllli tDd Vl oicui HlMiih. tl.ctno
Currtoi ' > V/7-f < ltlDitinUrer eforftltl > , iwi la cti > .
OritKillmprofrraiotiaKf ill olkirttlti. Wornrinir < r >
nuniotly cured In tbrf moathl. betlcd r > vitiAltt 4c. ruoia
ThoSinden EUctrio Co. IQU L Sillc it. , Chlcigi
ADYIOK rnEE. HOW TO ACT.
matuta Decline oj Function * ) d > M > r >
d rteur < l vilAoulhtomKcb MedicUiea.
EoaIcdTreAtKMDtfr [ eooapplIculoD.
Sent by mall ou leceipt of pilce , t , ami 4c postage. Debelator , $1 additional.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL
Creighton Block , Omaha , Neb , .
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph ol Eleclrlc Science
' Scientifically Made and Practically Applied.
ecnUenen'iBtlt
Kith Blettric " "fin , DUES CUBED WITHOUT MEDICINES.
lllood HUrftflei. l ron y. rtc , . then thin belt U Jult h t JOU
EltetHcltu Inllantlll fcU ! _ _ ' "
"M WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.
. strcnelli , ami liealtn , wnen an oiner imiment ii iaii
imrflnK Tltfor. fnerirr
line Hri t re beln * rwoioiUecranil liulonrdbr tbou anas whom H hat cured. „ . , „ , . . . . . , . _ , . , , , , , . > ,
KEtEKENCESi Any bank commercial aitencjr or wholcialo liouio In Cnlcagoi
.
Ban Xrancl rn and Chlmiro. i-Hi-ncI itampfor 118 paifo Illustrated pamphlet. .
X > JHU W. V. MOXtlWZJ , IflTCDtor aud Manufacturer , 1V1 WabMh Avenue Chlcico.
RUPTURE SKtt1 ? DR. HORNE'S ELECTRO-MAQNETIC BELT-TRUSS ,
DRUNKENNESS
Or ( lie LiiMiiir Habit , I'o-ithcly Cnrcilb
AilmIiiiU'rin Dr. Dailies' ( iulilctt
lit It ran be Klven In a cujiof roireeorteawltho
( -the knowledge of thu netwn tiiklnu ft ; absolut
illy harmless , and will oileit a pcimanent an
espeedy cine , wlietlier thu patient Is a modcrat
fdilnker or an alcoholic un-ck. ThouMinds o
di unkurilH tmvu been mndii tempeiatomen who
li.ive taken Colden Spedllc In tlielr colleu wltli-
out their knowledge und to day believe they quit
drinking 'if their own rreu will. IT Nlvl'.lt :
TAILS. Thu Hybtcin own Impregnated wllh tlm
tSieclllc ] , It becomes an utter Imposblblllty for
tlm liquor appetltntooxlst. i'or Hiilo liy Klilm
\ Co. , 1.1th and Dougliis bis. and IHth and C'lim-
IIIB hts. , Omaha , Neb. ; A. U. Toater A : llro. ,
Council llhilitf , Ja.
SCIENTIFIO -
URIHQ
1420
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
Epps's Cocoa
"fir a thnrniiKli knnwlt'ilgn of Iho nuniral tiirl
* hka umerii lliu nierHilmi [ of dlKcMiim mid niiirl *
linn , und b ) Litretul Hiil | < < ntliin ol tln < Him piopi'rtli- *
( if tu'll-ii'luilud CIICMIIlr lipp1 * hm pnivldi'd our
breukliiit Indies wllh ill-Hourly Itavnn-il buvernuu
which iniiv nivi ) 114 iiiiiny lii'iiv ) duclor'n MIH , 1114
liy lllo Jiidlclnun u u nt > uili nrllcliM of dli I Hint it
loimtllutlon limy bu urnduiilly liulll uti until Htronic
cniiiiuli to lc"l l itri'ijr tuiiili'iiry to ilUon ii. Hun.
( lri-i ] of Biilille niHlmllcii urn Munlliiu nriiund u rtmilr
tontlHck nhurnvi'Mlii'ii ! l n i-.ik poliil Wn iiiur
r Hi | nmiiy i Ir.lnl idi.ift liy Leeiiliu iiuriolrr well
toillllud nlln piiiu til'iud ' und a properly nuiul lic > l
Irmuu. Civil service ( .H/iitlo.
.Mndo hliuply wild Iiotlln4 watwr or milk bold only
In hull pound Him l > y ( irnci-r Inuulnd Iliut.
" " Homii'opathlrCliemUH ,
LOMIO.X , i.Ml.\.M : ) .
Tourtl ki Ilietctl icni > ly
. CuritlD _ known tQull.f Ououul'trt
"l TO & li T8.1 _ And ( jtccU
fOu rtot. 4 D > | 11 \\chive toll conl ter
C10lltiUl9Lar < t ftl'lr , * ndln cvny C4 e II
Uf4 nl/l > 7li ! Alcott A Ll.k ,
KAETUiChealulCt.
Ilud&OA. N. Vk
L Clncinnttll
Ohio.