THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 1. 1883.
THE CITY.
13. Holland line boon ] > 1nec < l In
the flclil by tlto lubor clement lor nss-cs-
"
fcor In the "Third ward.
The Vinton school , which 1ms been
closed over ucdc on nccoxml of diph
theria. , reopened yesterday.
A. It. Cook , charged with pollinp a
worthless ruci.co ] ( the Couk Itemi-dy
Co. , was discharged in the police
court yesterday.
The funeral of the late Dan Kcldand
took place jevterday and was largely
attended , \ip\\artts of seventy of the
S\v'itcliineiiB Aidat-bociation being pres
ent.
ent.F. . M. Miller , an alleged medical
practitioner , was arrested yesterday
afternoon an being u suspicious charac
ter. Ho was intoxicated at the
time of Ills arrest.
The residence and flour and feed
fltoro of N. A. Christeii'-on , at KiU/i
north Twentieth street , was badly in
jured by fire yesterday. The lots
was between 1,6W ) and . * UXK , ( ) ,
The remains of O. A. Sanders , who
died in his apartments on South Twen
tieth street Monday afternoon , wore
shipped to his former home ut JelTort-on
C ity , Mo. , yesterday for interment.
The various democratic ward clubs in
the city will meet at the heailriuarters
of the Satno'ets to-morrow evening and
consider matters in connection with the
democratic parade _ , which takes place
Saturday ovening.
nhortly before midnight the police
were notified by the authorities of South
Omaha of a robbi-ry having boon com
mitted at that place. No names were
given. The stolen property consisted
of a silver watch and : " > in gold coin.
Yesterday the result of the fall
examination in Crcighton college was
made known to the students- . _ Testimonials
menials of good conduct and diligence ,
and premiums were distributed to the
deserving members of the several
classes.
A special meeting of the city council
is called for tl.is e\ening. The call em
bodies ordinances on tlioir lirst , second
and third reading ; awards of contracts
by the board of public works ; paving
South Eleventh street , and other mat
ters of importance to the public.
Tlio Unity Hliakesncaro club will meet
to-morrow evening in Trinity church ,
Seventeenth and C'ass streets. The last
three acts of ' 'Tho Merchant of Venice"
will bo read. 1'rof. Chnnrnn will read
an essay , and a vocal rehearsal of Sliakc-
bpcaican sketches will be given.
i'ornonal I'ani
E. C. Calkins , of Kearney , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.F.
F. M. Fish , of Lincoln , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.E.
E. P. F.iirchilil , of Gcno.i , is at the Mur-
rny.
rny.II
II S. Schwiml , of Nebraska City , is at the
Murray.
Milton U. I'oUc , of Pluttsuiouth , is at the
Paxtoa.
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A Kire of Mis Own.
Fire wan discovered Tuesday afternoon
In tlio house owned by J. .1. CIulliKan , the
chief of tlto lire ( lupiiitiiient , but the pionipt
nctioa of Ins men saved the ImiUlnijr. Only
a few dollar- . ' damage was done. The lire is
supposed to have been caused by a spailc
lolf'ii ! | , ' on tlio roof , 'ihu house is ou Eigh
teenth mid Webster.
New State Veterinarian.
Dr. Osborao , of Fremont , who was for
merly assistant state veterinarian has boon
appointed bv the governor state veterinarian ,
to succeed Dr. Gerth , who resigned the po
sition some months ago. The luttor is now is
Newark , N. .1. , where it is stated ho ban
been sick for some time.
lllHtioi > No\vmm ; an Omiliiin.
The people of Omaha without regard to
sect will bo glnd to learn that LJishop New
man lias ratilled the action of the M. E. gen
eral conference by selecting this as tlio place
of his residence. The bishop has gone east
to attend a conference of the bishops of the
M. E. church , and on his return will bo ac
companied bv Mrs. Nuwmaa.
All Saints.
To-day is the feast of All Saints. It is
n day of special devotion in the Catholic
church. In St. John's Colleglato church the
toiassos will bo said at 0 , T and 8:30 : a. in. The
last will bo a solemn high mass. la the
evening at 8 o'clock the Ofllco of the Dead
will bo chanted by the clergy and mcinbcis
of the Acolythical society. A sermon appro
priate to the occasion will bo preached by the
Hew. Father A. Uamen , S. J.
Thoinv oiin * Kxcuvntor Attached.
Contractor Thompson , who arrived hero
Tuesday , seems to have met trouble again.
Ho is building a "Jj foot storm sewer in
in Plattsmouth , and Tuesday his excavator
was attached by a Sioux City man for an old
debt of 81- " ! which Thompson fathers as a
legacy ftorn his connection with a former
partner. Thompson claims tlio excavator is
patented and tlio parly attaching will not bo
able to use it.
AVitliotit HI ; Hrlde.
Wm. Denny , ono of the stock salesmen of
South Omaha , who wont to Chicago some
dnys agoas already mentioned in the Den , to
get married , has returned without bis wife.
On the eve of bis expected bridal , ho found
that his intended bride had eloped and mar
ried a clerk named Lamoicaux. Mr. Denny
Jsno way disturbed over the occurrence , and
congratulates himself that the lleicleness of
the young girl was displayed befoio rather
than after marrying her.
Ilurncit ( o Ocatli.
Nclllo , the infant daughter , aged two
years , of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeGce , who
was burned Monday afternoon at South
Omaha , died at midnight last night , the
little creature was plaving at the steve when
her clothes caught llro , burning her abdo
men , sides , arms and bands. Medical aid
was summoned and everything possible was
done , but only death could ease her pain or
end her Bufferings. The funeral will bo at "
o'clock this afternoon from the residence of
the bereaved parents , Thirty-third street ,
between Q and K streets. Interment in St.
Mary's cemetery.
I'arklni ; tlio Avenue.
The paving on Capitol avenue is being rapIdly -
Idly pushed forward and the line areas in
closed by curbing in the middle of the street
is attracting considerable attention and many
questions. Those spots arc intended for
llowcr gardens for the enjoyment of the
public. They are live in number and extend
from Eighteenth to Twentieth streets. Four
of them are oblong aad one , which Is situated
between the first and second pairs nnd at tlio
intersection of Capitol avcnuo and Nmtcontb ,
Is circular. They are to bo sodded , w ill beset
set with evergreens anil dotted hero and
th ro with ( lower beds. The thoroughfare will
bo greatly bcautlllod by these impiovemcnts ,
and lying as they do on the incline they will
bo seen and admired for many blocks cast on
tut avenue.
After tlio Opening.
was a meeting of the
managers of the 07Mi'n * and Council Bluffs
bridge , at which Joseph M ird , J.T. Stuart ,
M. W. Wells and Gcorgo F. Wright were
present. Superintendent lOooro was pres
ent and took occasion to crltuHvt'.hiuii.rtv.
ngcincnt of the exorcises , which led to a
massing of hundreds of people , horses and
vehicles on the main span of ttto bridge
Tuesday. The oftlccrs stated that in >
tructlons prohibiting such a ga\h <
cring bad been issued , but
. \vcro not obeyed. Mr. Moore said it was
because tlio instructions had not been prop
crly issued. Tlio bricge ) , of course , wa
ptroag enough to bold up the crowd , but still
such u packing would not huvo been allowed
en nny other bridge la the world. At oiu
time , ho said , the wagons were in four linot
on the span and mounted men from Soutl
OmaUa were waltzing promiscuously amom
them. The management will not , it is qulti
UUclv , "permit tue same thing to occur ngn1"
NEW VOltlC
MctUock on the j'ollllcnl
Situation.
Mr. Gcorgo Medlock , ono of Omaha's pioneer
neer ri" > i < lrnK returned yesterday morning
Tom ( in extended tour Of Kuropo uud the
United States. Mr Meillock is an ardent
lomocrat , but In speaking of the situatlQ" IM
Now York Cily ( jo stntcd that the comb.it bo-
wceji the , County democracy and the Tain-
nitny element AVUS of no little magnitude ,
mil might cut a conspicuous figure in the
imtmcr in which the Emniro RtAto will enter
.ho electoral college. However , ho states
hat the representative democrats entertuln
lopca of conilning the light to the Issues of
the municipality , ami thereby gam tlio ban-
icr Vote for Cleveland. The light on the
Mate ticket , ho saj s , is absorbed by the nut-
ilclp.il and national imbroglio. In speaking
of Indiana , Mr. Medlock foreshadowed a
lemocrutic victory.
"Tho Hooilcr state , " remarked the gentle-
nan , "would put you In mind of a forest in
winter. H 1ms got a flag polo on oveiy sec
tion of land , and most of them have tha ban
dana flying from their peaks. "
Many cases of rliMimatism , which have
resisted the skill of the profc sion , have
iromptly yielded torflmt wonderful icmedy ,
Salvation oil. .Ti cents.
Taite the news homo to Mary , and tell her
hat rnv cough has gone , and thnt a W cent
mttlo ol Dr. Hull's Cough sjrup did tli
jlcssed work.
_
I'ASTIiltS UY T ! K THOUSAND.
John A. .MoHliniic lias Ills Name Writ
ten UOO.OOO TltncH.
John A. Mcblmne , several dajs ago , gave
in order to ono of our local commercial col-
eges to write 00,000 pasters containing his
mine. These are intended for use on next
Tuesday. They arc now being sent out to
ill paits of the state to tiusty lieutenants
vho are expected to p.istc them on republi
can tickets over the name of Governor
Phajer. Some of them , it is claimed , are
low being pasted on the tickets in ndvatuo
of election. Seventy-live men were put to
\oik upon the job and the .same was linishcd
n two dnjs , the w filers receivings ! per 1UHO
usters. 'I hey arc Jightly attached to sheets
> f yellow board , 20 being on each side. In
his way they can be easily mailed.
Noises
in the eirs : ' omotiincs si roarinp , buz-
7.\\\K \ \ sound , ! ire unused by catarrh , tbat
exceedingly disagreeable and very coiu-
inoii ( liscnse. Loss of hincll or hearing
itlbo result from cutiirrii. Hood's Sar a-
mrillti , the krreit ! blood purilior , is
peculiarly successful remedy for tins
disease , which it euros by purifying the
blood. If you suffer from catarrh , try
Hood's yarsaparilUi , the peculiar
inedicino.
Hon. AV. , ) , Council's Cainpnlmi.
Hon. W. .1. Council has returned from a
cntnpiilgn trip through the state , dtiriiif ;
which ho inndo u number of stirring
pcecliC3. His lust address was delivered ut
Voidon , wheto there was nn immense gutli-
criiiK of citizens and fanners from the sur-
loumbtu ; country. There was n number of
other spongers jircscnt , hut they K.IVO way
voluntarily to Mr. Council , who entertained
them for ono hour and fifty minutes in a
speech upon the political issues of
tlio campaign. When he had finished
the nudiiMico clamored for nim to continue.
Mr. Council reports unbounded enthusiasm
wherever he has been , and entertains hopes
of a great lopublic.iu election.
All doctors recommend Jnrvis' Brandy.
Carpets , Furniture nnd
A line assortment of now goods.
CIIAS. SIlIVinUCK ,
Nos. 1200 , 120S and 1210 Furnain st.
Dr. Duryea's Acceptance.
Rev. Dr. Duryea , of the Central Conpro-
rational church of Boston , has been notified
jy telegraph of bis election as pastor of the
First Congregational church of this city at a
salary of < i,000 per year. This i the bign-
cst salary paid to a minister in this cjty.
The notification will bo followed by a letter
ting forth the circumstances of the case ,
which among other things states that if he
so desires a committee of the church will bo
sent to Hoston to confer with him on the
subject. It is not likely that the doctor's ac
ceptance or declination will bo received until
after the receipt of this letter.
Advtco to Mother * ) .
Mrs. Winslow's Sootbln ? Syrup should al
ways bo used for children teething. It soothes
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
cures wind colic , and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. i3c ! a bottle.
Angry Workmen.
Tuesday night about three hundred work
ing men who ride to Omaha every night in a
special train which runs from the water
works to Omr.ha , were forced to leave the
same about half a milo from the d"pot , while
the conductor went to supper. Yesterday
the train was behind time and ono of the
doors was broken down to let the men in.
Tlio latter refused to pay their faro until
they had almost reached Florence , and
threatened that if they were not treated
more kindly in future they would innke it
unpleasant for somebody.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never vnrlca. A mnrvol of purl-
tystrength Htul\\lioIesomi'nes- < ccouoin
Icaltliniitlioordliifiry kinds , nnd cannot lie sold
Incompotltionwlth tlio multitude "f low cost ,
Miort welKlit iiluiu or { iliosno.ttu powders. Sola
only in c.n. Hoy.il ll.iklnt ; I'owdor Co. , IM
Wall strcut. Now Vork.
DON'T SCOLD
n man for groaning when he has
lUii'iimatiMii or Neuralgia. The pain
is simply iiwfiil. No torture in the
oncicnt times was more painful than
these twin disease * . HutoiiKlitn't
a in.in to be lilfimi'il if , having Ulicu-
matism or Neuralgia , he wont use
Atli-lo'jiho-ros , when it has cured
thousinth who have sufl'cred in the
Baine way ? It lias cured hundreds
nflcr pliys-iclnii have pronouuctd
them inetiralifrt.
"Tho VI1I of nre plirtlclani could not
cnrimeof IUieniui l i which h d etllwJ
. . .
inu luuei. aim niu iiuiu vi.au.i uu
for four ind n Imlt houn nituoul . . - - . - . .
1 continued it * u o nnd am now utdl n
Uiv 8. II. THOYKK , Nt > w Albany , Ind.
K3ScndGecnts fur tlinU < nutlftil colored I'le- '
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Till ! Kuutucv One in oj i. Co. , Uinuorr. Uicu.
I for sale anil bu mall by Goodman
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The Century Gallery of Italian Masters ,
Engravings by Tiii.M'if IM Ceil , who Is-recoKiii/cd as the lending nmga/lno
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Lincoln in the War.
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Pelf on romorcd from the Bystcm without mercury.
New rvutoratlru treatment lorloM of Vital I'omir.
IVrions unuDIo to vlitt us may lie treated at homo by
corri > M < ondi < nca All communication * confidential.
Medlelnoi or li ) lriirJanH tent by wall or oiprom.
spL'uioly pmkod , no m rU" to Imllculo contonta or
BendiT One personal Interview picterrud. full and
couHiilt ui or nd hlitory of your case , and wo will
tend in plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN. FREEj
Upon J'rUatr , Hprclal or Nervoun Disonni' . Impo-
lency , Syphllti , ( iloetundurlcocolo , with quentlon
list. Address
Ofiiu'ut ' Mnllcal and Surgical Institute , or
UK. McfflK.VAMV ,
Cor. Kltli and Dodge SU. , . . OMAHA , M'.l ) .
FOR CHILDREN.
If theynie ei kdt'llcato looking ttnd troubled
wlthworiiH , lliiliu sChoroluto Worm I-oi
U hut they need. l'rjco-r > c. All druggists.
WILBOR'S COMPOUND OP
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.
Cures Ciiuclia. C ilN , AHtliinn , Hron
cliltis , Doliill y , Wnstiiic Diseases
anil Scrol'nlotis Hiintora.
To ONKAMI Al l.-Are y u iiiffurlnir from n Coneh
Cold , A > IIIIUII. MrciMohUli. or nny of tha uirlous mil
munury trcuhlci tlna nt often end > In Cimmiuiuilrm ?
It K ) , like "Wlll'iir I'uru I'tMl-Mtnruil and I.li'iu ' B
.nle mid Mini roiucdy. 'llil l no Htmck ! iri-p riltton ,
l > utl ri-uulnrly iirotrrlUud by the mcdlrnr faculty
Manufucturclonly by A. ll WILUOU , Chcnilit , Hus
ton. fold Uy wll Uru k-i | > l .
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old stand. Hi ; I'arnain St. Orders by
telegraph solicited and promptly attended.
U'eleplionu to No. ' "J.
IT. J"
Surgeon and Physical ,
OfflcoN.W Coinerilthana Uouijluadt. Offlc *
telephone , i < U ; UoiWoaco t < jlcpliou , Mi ,
OUR GRAND SALE
Commences TO-DAY , and as Overcoats nave the call in clothing
just now we begin with them and place on our counters to-day and
for the coming week a stock of Overcoats new and fresh from the
manufacturer and of this season's make.
Without boasting we will simply state that this is the
greatest effort we ever made to show you what we can do.
The goods we offer are worth not only double , but some of
them positively three times the amount we ask for them.
They are on exhibition in our window , marked in r > lain figures and
any Overcoat in our window that is marked , can positively be had in
our store in any size from 33 up to 42. The finest of these Overcoats
we can not do justice in this advertisement. You must see the gar
ments , examine the rich silk and satin linings , see how they are made
and try one on to appreciate the values we are offering this week.
Have you ever seen an elegant Satin Lined Overcoat for $7.75 ?
We offer you one now. We do not boast of the satin lining alone but
we offer you a good Coat which will give you perfect satisfaction in
wear. It is made of good Blue Chinchilla , lined throughout up to the
button holes with quilted satin fine satin sleeve lining , corded edge
and plush pockets , Other houses would ask $20 for such a garment.
Our price is $7.75.
We offer a line of elegant heavy weight Kerseys and Costor Beavers at $ S , These are of
beautiful mixed shades , lined with fine silk serge , satin sleeve lining , silk velvet collars and
admirably made. The real valve for this coat is $18 ; our price $ S.
A third line which we marked $ iO contains some very fine montagnacs and chinchillas , in
blue and Oxford. These are lined throughout with very fine satin , a beautiful and showy
garment , which could not be bought ordinarily for less than $2/5. /
We cannot mention one-tenth of the bargains we offer. The stock
contains a line of garments which in richness of material and quality
of workmanship , have not been shown in Omaha before , and we give a
positive guarantee that every garment is offered for less than half its
value.
Plain Figures and One Price.
Nebraska Clothing
Cor. I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
Burlington IwfingiM .
v- >
The Burlington takes the lead.
It was in advance of all Imes in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service . between Missouri river points and Chicago.
--V5S
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha , and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver tha
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
, i
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington ! Burlington
Route |
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SteckPiano
yennrtable for powerful irmp
ihetlo tone , pliable action and t
mlBte durability , au years' re cor * ,
the beet Ktmran' ot the
lence ofTnoso m triimfnta.
Ir * I n U C V and all urinnry troubles easily , quick.
MUilUl ly rwiUafuly tnr d by liiH'UTA Cap-
snles , hevereiit raes rurod In seven days. Sold
tl.U > nerUox , nil dni'Kl ( ts , or by mull tiom Io- )
cutaMff..Co. 113 White St. , N.V , Full OlrcctlQj- ? , ,
Public bale of Imported
diaft utiilllims and trot
ting block nt Vork , Neb
Kuv.fft , 1 8 , common-
cliiijntu. : ii m ,
\Vu 111 oifer our entire
Mock of hoises , about
in number. > t I'cr-
. . . rons. 1 Wydisdale ,
1 fehlrc , i 1 reach tuim-
- . , . . - . , , . . Ulan , tevcial grade
draft ( ind ono trotting stallion llio planet )
< onalsts of ti otthiB bred marcs , fillies and drlv
n5ltrMS ! ? : One years time. poodbanUblewer
.cqulrt-d. 6 per lent dUcount forcauh. HAUL-
K.MN Olt BIH.N12 , = < ( > fn r v' JulMJACII.
P. M. WOODS , Auctlouecr.
MVOUCKS-A. OOOtmiCII , ATTOIlVrr.AT.f.AIT.
iiUcuuoniKi.CUIc ioi ndvjcfl freci " ; * * '
luiluctn quUUr anJ l llrtr a < cuJ
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IFOR SALE-I-
CVERYV/HERC.
APVIC8 rrtEB. HOW TO ACT.
l/MtTlr' > r > MMtnli .4iloifd. Pi * .
ruitwe Xleclli. . BID ! KwDcll9Kftl dl or.