THE OMAHA DAILY J3EE ; WEDNESDAY MAY 8.1 1889.
CHASE COD8TY .CONTEMPT.
two of Her Otnclala Oroea Swords
With Judge Dundy.
LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.
CTivo Saloonkeepers lit Somewhat era
a TnnRlo An Incoiullnry Nearly
Succeeds Capita ) City
Novra and Note * .
LIKCOI.K UtntBxn or THE OMAHA.
1029 V STURM- ,
LINCOLN. May
The attorney-general received word thta
morning Hint the treasurer and sheriff of
Chase county were in n muddle , bavin * ;
crossed swords with the Judge of the United
State's district court. It scorns that the "Kit
, Carter Cattle Company v E. Artcrburn.
treasurer , and George W. IloRors , Bhorlrf of
Chase county , Is the tltlo of a case In the
circuit court , pending trial , and , Unit nil injunction -
junction was served upon Colonel K. D.
Webster , receiver of the Harlnn Cattle com
pany , restraining any disposition of ton liciul
of horses ho had In his possession upon
which the plaintiff , In the cause as stated ,
had n proprietary lean. Notwithstanding
this , however , the sheriff of the county
seized upon the horses In controversy by an
order of the treasurer aid advertised their
ualo to liquidate n claim for taxes which the
county nnd state hud upon the original own
ers of the harass. This , let it bo remem
bered , was dona In the face of an Injunction
Kranted by Judge Dundy. Now comes thu
return play. Service has been nmdo upon
Artcrburn and Rogers to appear before the
court nnd show causa why duo rrspoat was
not shown the order. Mav 1 ! ) Is itxcd upon
ns the day of hearing , and it looks a little as
though the Chase olllcials hud n big case of
contempt on hand. To malco ttio matter
more plain , it is well to state the llarlan
Cattle company were the owners nf the
horses , and that tlioy wcro hold by the Kit
Carter Cattle company , on a mortgage , to
cover legitimate debt claims , lieforo fore
closure was sought , however , the horses
were seized by the Chase authorities , but the
order of sale had not been made. To pre
vent this , the injunction was served. With
out considering it , however , the horses wcro
posted at sheriff's sala to cover thu claim of
the county ana tate for tuxes. The attor
ney-general will take n hand In the light
now , and ho hopes to bo ublo to clear them
on the charge of coutemut.
Ijlnjtior Ijaw Violator ) * .
The case of the state vs Moses Smith and
\V. Kief , was on trial in the district court ,
to-day , for selling liquors without license.
The allegation Is that they warp running a
Biiloon on Tenth street , a little north of P.
It scenis that a license had been granted to
one Mahoney , and thu defendants claim that
they were merely there as his ugcute , Smith
bomg In charge and Kief thu bar tendor.
The suite says that this was a transfer of
the business , which could not bo permitted
under the law regulating the sale of liquor
In the state. It Is luained that the trial of
this cause can not bo concluded , to day.
Judge Field and n Jury are trying the cause.
The second court was nlso grinding to-day.
Judge Chapman presides. The cusu in hand
is Cooper's mandamus on the city council to
compel the council to canvas the votes for
his short term as councilman on the gnu-
oral election day. It Is stated that the
court will undoubtedly deny the writ. The
case In quo wurrunto also ponds. This Is
simply for the ouster of Hamilton ns
councilman of the Fourth ward and the re
instatement of Cooper. These cases excite
the interest of the Fourth w.ird and the en
tire city council. The outcome is watched
with as much interest as though a lifo hung
iu the balance.
Attempted InoliullnrlBin.
An attempt was inado last night when the
wind was highest , to burn the residence of
W.J3. O.CaIdwoU , who lives near the corner -
nor of M and Fourteenth streets. The attempt -
tempt was discovered by singular fortune.
J. O. Bennett , the artist , who lives in tha
lioiiBO adjoining the Caldwcll property ,
started to the theater and had forgotten his
tickets. Ho returned to get thorn , and saw
the ( lames leaping to the ceiling in the par
lor of the C.ildwoll residence. It was the
work of a moment to shout the alarm , and
ho dashed Into the house nnd commenced to
6Ubduo the damns , but as ho reached the
room ho was again startled by seeing a man
run from the basement into the street
nnd disappear in the darkness.
Help poured into the house a moment latur
and the flames wcro quenched , both In the
parlor and basmncnt , where 11 res had cer
tainly been kindled. It was a fortunate dis
covery. Otherwise , high winds considered ,
that part of the city must have boon in ruins
to-day ; no clue whatever to the incendiary.
Now Creamery Company.
A country creamery has been established
lit the western part of Cherry county , near
Cherry Valley , the articles of Incorporation
of which were lllod to-day. The association
is designated as the Cherry County Cronmory
company , and $ J,000 capital stock is author
izod. Incorporators : Sidney Mills , A. C.
Goff , F. W. Hawkcs , P. C. Mills , Oliver
Meyer , John Jl.innlng , E. S. Smith , S. H.
Clark , S. S. Davis , N. C. Higgs , Ocorgo C.
liliickwcll nml Sylvester Uaccaby.
Supreme Court ItccnrdH.
The following cases worp flled for trial In
the suprcm/ ) court this morning :
Martha AllondorJI vs David Ogden ot nl ;
appeal from Johnson county.
Prontias I ) . Cheney , executor of the estate
of William O. D.ivls , Uccpnsod , vs Juuios A.
Campbell ot nl ; appeal from Johnson
county.
Abijah Uichardson vs James A. Campbell ;
nproul from Johnson county.
Abllah ICIchardson vs Maria Stone et nl ;
appeal from Johnson county.
Advice to .11 other * .
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. It soothes
the child , softens the gums , allayw all pain ,
euros wind colic , and is the boat remedy ( or
* dUrrhosa. 25ccn ts a bottlo.
KxtoiiHlon of TrnokH.
* The board of public works yesterday
granted to the Omaha street railway company
- permission to extend Its tracks on Twenty-
olijhth street , from Cassius west to'Thlrtlcth
and north on Thirtieth to Pratt , and also
from Twenty-eighth to Thirtieth and north
on TliiriluUi to Boulevard nvenuo.
To the Motor company permission was
Klvon to lay a double traok on Lcnvonworth
from Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets nnd to
lay n 200-foot side track on Mercer street bo-
twecn Thirty-sixth nnd Lowe avenues.
No need to tuko these big cnthnrtlo
pill ; oiio of J3r. .1. JI. McLean's Liver
& Kidney Pillota is quite Bullicient
ttiul inoro ugrooiiblo.
Keini > Discharged.
Before Justice Dunn John Ifompvasnr -
ralgnod on the charge of larceny of a har
ness , the property of A. Uooth & Co. Hey-
ndlds , who had the properly in his posses
' slon , testified that ho bought it for $10 from
a uian named Dompsy , On thu strength of
tbo testimony , Kemp wan discharged. The
property was rcaurnoJ to Booth < k Co. lliy-
uolds will not bo prosecuted.
Pox.oni's Complexion Powder producer
n noft and beautiful bUin ; it combines
cvary clement of boimtyund purity.
Jiihtlco Uunn'H Denial. ,
Ju.itlco Dunn says tha report In tbo H -
publican connecting him with tho'iusu'ifl ' on
James Kcuuo , Saturday night , 'is falhe.
Tbtiru was no inoro foundation for thn'words
ascribed to hiui , ho sa s , thun for the story
tnat the young man was murdmod. Dunn , ,
was not with Kcano when thu lattar wns us-
aultod , and Know nothing of it until a Re
publican reporter called at his room at S
o'clock Sunday morning.
Use Angostura Minors to utlinu'.ixto '
the nppotuo and Iceup the dinstivo |
organs in order. Dr. J G. H , Slo ort fc
Sons , ole inunufaoturOi' , At all drii- | ,
TUB msxmcT ? counr.
Afildnrlts In the Cnfto of the Motor va
llorso Itnllwny Gompnnr.
A jictltlon for absolute divorce Jms bcon
filed In the district court by Mary Lyons ,
from her husband Jnmos , to whom-sho was
married February 4. 1SSO , at Hrazll , Ind.
She was then the widow of John Harrlgan
nnd the mother of flvo children , whom
Lyons refuses to support. She charges him
with cruelty on nn average of twlco a month
nnd says ho has quartered himself upon her
for support and clothing.
Ocorgn A. Honclnnd has brought suit
npalnst Peter J. lloyor for $80.00 with in
terest , an amount claimed as still remaining
duo on nbill for lumber purchased in 1887.
John L. Paulson vs. John J. Mucked on Is
the tltlo of n now case , in which plaintiff
nskn the court to reinstate him ns owner of
certain lots in Uaydcn'a addition.
TuoUuarontco Company of North America
asks against Margaret II. lilackmoro and
husband for the forcclosuro of n mortgage
given as security of a note for $1,443 in Jan
uary , 1SS3.
John C. Barnard brought suit against Ada
B. nnd John F. Toft nnd others for $ 1.000 ,
alleged to bo duo on n promissory note. The
payment of the pat > cr Is securco ; bv n mortgage -
gage on lots In Patrick's second addition.
The plaintiff asks for n Judgment for $1,010
and It not paid within n reasonable length of
tune , wants the mortgage foreclosed.
In the case ot the Omaha Street Uailway
company ogalnst ttio Omaha Motor company
and the board of public works , In which
there Is n contest as to the right of way on
South Sixteenth street , mid for the posses
sion of Loavcnworth street , Dr. S. D. Mer
cer , president o ( the motor , und St. A. D.
Bulcombe , chairman of the board of public
works , tiled nflld.wits yesterday. The
former , In ono of tba clauses to his allldavlt ,
Rtatos that If the horse car company claimed
the right under its charter , to use the Six
teenth stroct viaduct , It has never asserted
such privilege nnd never applied for an ordi
nance granting such right. In regard to the
route of the motor along Lcavonworth to
Twenty-fourth , thence south to n connnction
with its tracks In the latter street the nninnt
states that thcro is about ono mtlo of un
graded street on Twenty-fourth south of
Leavcnworth , which is wholly Impracticable
for railway use at present : that thn motor
has bcon anxious for the city to grade the
stroct and has offered to build a temporary
viaduct across tha railway tracks on
Twenty-fourth if the city would make
the grade , but the city was not at present in
clined to do BO. When the grade shall Imvo
been made BO as to render practicable the
construction of the motor company's track
along the street to a connection with its rail
way already built , the motor will have a cir
cuit of railway through a populous territory.
The afliant further states that the Missouri
Pncillo and the Omaha & Southwestern Kail-
way companies , which contributed to the
construction of the Eleventh and Sixteenth
street viaducts , havo. in writing , assorted to
and approved the ordinances passed by the
council , giving the motor the right to use the
viaducts. The nflldavit of the chairman of
the board of nubile works relates to the issu
ance of permits for both street railway com
panies.
Suit by attachment and garnishment was
instituted yesterday In the district court by
D , S. Erb & Co. against Edward Kahu , to
recover the sum of $3,340 , , alleged to bo duo
on u bill of merchandise. ICahn Is the proprietor
priotor of the Gotham cigar store on Fif-
tcentn street , uud was closed Monday night
by creditors. _
County Court.
Judge Shields put in n largo portion of his
time calling the docket , which , for the
present month is quito voluminous. Over
sixty cases were sol for tri.il.
The following Judgments wore entered up
csterdav In the county court : United
States National bank vs William M. Dodge
t ul , for $215 ; Walnut Hill Savings and In-
ostment company vs JIarry Wells , for S4SO ;
Walnut Hill Savings nnd Investment com
pany vs Kuto J. Wells , for $200 ; Walnut
" 3 111 Savings nnd Investment company vs
; iiarlos Hollwig. for § 240 ; Balthus Jotter ot
il vs John Kilkor , for S3'J4 ; William Prrs-
x > n & Co. vs Frank Kuboric , for $008 ; Weil
s Drukcr , for $ -113.27.
European
To the capitals of ffvo European conn-
tries , $200. Longer tours , $3oO und 5450.
All expenses included. Send for itin
eraries. M. J. Wood & Co. , 1223 Fnr-
: iam St. , Omaha. Nob.
AMUSHMUVTS.
The woatltor waa rather uncomfortable for
heatricnl entertaltur.onts , lost night , but not
: oo warm'to prevent a largo uudieuco attend
ng , appreciating nnd enjoying Nat Good
win's performance at Uoyd's ' opera houso.
put on these very laughable comedy
f.ircos , "Lend Mo Five Shillings" nnd
Turned Up. " In the first , which is a short
one-act piece , Mr. Goodwin is seen as ho ap
pears off the stage , a very handsome blonde
gentleman , butthodtoss ho assumes in his
jharactor of Caraway Bones completely
lides his identity. Mr. Goodwin Is a great
actor , nnd after this season will discard the old
skits for something more elevated , rctlncd and
meritorious in the line of clean , pure com
edy. Ho already h.is ono now plav , " 1'ho
Gold Mine , " which had a run of eight weeks
in Now York , and was pronounced an un
qualified success , and yesterday sent his
checic to New York ns payment for "Tho
Bookmaker , " a comedy that has been onu of
the recent big successes in London. 'Tho
Gold Mino" was wiltton by Bradnor Matth
ews. Ho cxpocts to make it his pi Incipal at
traction next season. Mr. Goodwin nnd
his company , which is n strong one , nro on
route to Snu Francisco , where thuy are
billed to nlav "Turned Up" throu weeks
Hobcrt Illlliard is thu young man who ri
valed Barry Wall ns the prince of Hew York
dimes. 4-
The second students' concert of tha Omaha
College of Music wns given before a largo
nudicncu at Washington hull uist night ,
under Iho direction of the principal , Miss
Lizzie Isaacs. It was pai tlcipatcd in by two
soloists , a chorus of forty female voices , nnd
an amateur orchestra of twunty-four pieces.
The cantata of "Cindoicllu" was admirably
givoc. Miss Itlu Isaacs , as ro ruler , added
much to the enjoyment , of thu nvcning.
Dr. Goorpo L. Miller made a short ad
dress. in which ho complimented Miss
Isaacs vrry highly for the progress she had
made.
The programme was replete w'th ' Interest
and seemed to plc.iso the nudicnco greatly.
Out To-Day.
Frouda'H great Irish novel , "Tho Two
'jfn of " in "
Dunboy , complete "Once
a Wcclc , " 18 paguq , ton cents. The lar
gest pupor in the world. At till news'
Mr. Anderson'H ImpotuoHity.
Lust Sutuiduy , County Commissioner An
dcrson began to malto war upon County Cloik
Hoche , practically charging him with selling
records belonging to tha county. An Invcstl.
gallon was ordered , nnd Anderson begun
making efforts to .secure thu records in ques
tion. Just bufnro noon , yesterday , Im met
Sii'ion Calm nt , the unlranuii of the Fiist Na
tional bank , n fieri ; for Morns Blouian , with
ono of tha books under his arm , Andnrxou
attempted to tuko the book away from Calm ,
nnd a lively sorimuiago ensued , which was
participated In by Calm , Anderson and hU
won , Fred , and Morris Klunian. Blows worn
freely exchanged , thu affair ending in the ur >
rust of the Andersons and Calm , The trio
wnre taken to thu station und placed undoi
bonds to appear bufciru thu police Judge , Fri
day morning.
*
Auony la Courted
By person * who , attacked by a inlld form of
rheumatism , neglect to scol [ prompt relief.
.Subsequent torluro U prevented by nn ini-
ir.vliuto resort to Hoitettcr'rt Stomach Hit-
tors. Slight exposure , un occasional draught ,
will begot this painful maladv , where there 1 :
n preaUpOHlnn to it in the blood. It U not
dllllmilt to arrest the trouble nt the outset
but well mgli impossible to eradicate it whor
matured. No evidence ii relation to this
suporh blood dcpurenl Is moro positive than
that which establishes its omVac.v ai u pre
ventive nnd remedy for rheumatism. Not
nly Is It thorough , but safe , \vhlcji the voijii
Ublu nnd mineral poison * , oftoii tnkon u
riiraUvea of the dlse.wo , nro not. Unsldr
oxpolllnif thu rhounmtio virus fiom the * ys-
touv it ovqrc-omos fever nnd ague , bll tlous
uo i > , constipation and dyspepsia.
Kiint and the Hiiixtrliitoniluut.
Mr. Rees was scon at bis place of business
yenterday and asked regarding his alia
! o : to Sapfrititendcut Jaiaes at Moa
dny night's - mealing of the board
of education. Mr. RCCY reiterated
the statements made at that time and
charged the superintendent with clvlng
teachers from the 6utslao the | > reference
when vacancies occur.
Mr. James dcnlo < i these clinrpo ? , and ntatc *
that no teachers from nbroad nro hired un *
less thcro Is every proof of surpassing nbll-
Hy , nnd that all graduates from the Omahn
high school , when found to bo competent ,
nro provided for first.
Sleepless nights inndo ml so ruble by
that torrlblo cough. Sliiloh's Cure in
the remedy for you. For sale by Good
man Drup Co.
SOUTH OMAHA.
No ton About the City.
Only forty-four licenses Imvo bcon granted.
S. D. Uyncarson has gone to lied Oal "Io.
Sol Dlupnon , ot the Ilosonbaum commls-
fllon llrm , has returned from the southern
p.irl of the state.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. II. Mount have arrived
from 1'lko county , 111. , nnd nro nt the Del-
uionlco hotel.
U. E. Kills ran a meat hook In his loft
hand and , festering , hits u very sore member.
All the piers for the L street viaduct have
boon received.
Alfred Coleman Is In Jail , charged with
complicity In stealing Thomas Doyle's suit of
clothes.
Some bold thieves attempted to rob H.
GrccnVmum In Ins tailor shop , nnd while one
talked to the proprietor others tried to conceal -
coal nnd curry nwuy garments. Thov wore
detected nnd disgorged and before nu olllcor
could bo summoned , made their oscnpo.
Tlio Citlt-tlciilnn Club.
At the regular meeting of the Cnloilonlun
club last Tuesday evening the regular
monthly social wns held , consisting of re
marks by Acting President James Ferguson ,
music on thu bagpipes , nnd songs. The com
mittee on athletics repotted in favor of
grounds nt Seventeenth street nnd Missouri
nvcnuc. The icport was adopted nnd the
committee was nuthorlrcd to procure bells ,
balls , clubs , bars , and other articles for
athletic sports.
Notes About ttio City.
Five car loads of Iron for the Q street via
duct were received on Tuesday.
Warner A. Hoot , of Ilobort K. Livingston
Post Wo. 232 , G. A. 11. , has received notice
that 15-cont round trip tickets will bo on saloon
on Memorial day , nnd that nil civic societies
nnd citizens are Invited to go to Omaha und
Join in the services.
Ilobort C. Eelilln , of the Armour-Cudahy
packing force , Is quite HI.
W. M. Kconun , credit man at the Armour-
Cudahy works , tins gene on a business trip
to Chicago and Kansas City , nnd u rumor ,
Seemingly well authenticated , has It that lie
goes to represent South Omuhtt packers be
fore the United SUtos commerce commis
sion.
sion.Larry
Larry Noonan , the expert butcher , late
from Chicago , will commence work for the
Armour-Uudahy Packing company on
Wednesday.
MUs Edna Drucn , of Emerson , In. , is tha
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Carpenter.
Union Pacilic switch engine No. HOT , under
the order reducing expenses , has been taken
tulten oft the night switch woric between
South Omaha nnd Omaha.
Mrs. Catherine Parks and daughters ,
Misses Mar'nnd Annie , arrived from Chicago
cage Tuesday uud will reside with her sons ,
William and John Parks , Twenty-fourth nnd
Q slicetB.
Daniel Cameron , chief of the canning de
partment hi the Armour-Cudahy works , re-
Burned to Chicago Tuesday.
Cashier R U. 13ranch , of the Union Stock
Yards bunk , has rccuivod und accepted an
Invitation to attend the annual meeting of
the Iowa 13ankers' association , in Cedar
llaplds.
The old , old story is nlntnly but aptly
told in n , few words by Mnssrs. II. U. and
G. W. Brown , of Pollvillo , Kentucky , us
follows "Chamberlain's
: Cough Remedy
has given the best satisfaction of any
cough medicine wo over hud in the
houso. You will please ship us three
do/.oii bottles of tbo 50 cents si/.o. " Sold
by nil druggists.
Tlio City Council.
The council will consider the city hall
plans In a star chamber session on Friday
nignt. At last night's ' meeting of the coun
cil an Immense amount of business w.is trans
acted , the session lasting until nearly tnid-
niu'lit. Mr. Clmffoo , of the committee on
public property and improvements , reported
that the committee would present n report
on tlio city hall plans on Friday night , und
moved that nn executive session of the coun
cil bo held ut that time. His motion was
adopted , although opposed by Counciluien
Hascnll , Ford , Lowry and O'Connor , who
wanted the plans open to public inspection.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint'Shiloh's Vitalizor is
guaranteed to euro you.
A Question of Sidewalks.
Mrs. P. T. Murphy , who resides on Far-
natn street near Twenty-eighth , called at
the ofllcc of the board of public works yes
terday and complained that n number of
men were nt wot-k tearing up a board side
walk In front of her house , which was laid
only last fall. When she naked them what
they were doing it for they said that they
were 'ioliii ; to lay a stone walk there. She
objccted.to this , saying she couldn't afford a
new walk , the wooden ono having only been
) atd a few months. She was informed that
the board had not01 delcd a stone walkout
there , that , in fact , it was out
ldc of the stone district. Further that the
board hud no authority In the mutter and
that she had better see the sldowulk in
spector.
The latter was out. In fact he's always
out looking over woric , and having no as
sistants is compelled to leave his ofilco un
attended.
Complaints similar to this come in dally
und it Booms that the trouble is caused by
the failure of private contractors to definitely
locate the places whoru they Imvo boon en
gaged to luy walk , tnoy often times tearing
up walk in front of the wrong lots , and more
than half the time when this occurs , the
sidewalks are never replaced after the mis
take is discovered.
SULLIVAN-Katle C. Sullivan , of this city ,
ageJ 22 years.
The funeral will take place Thursday
morning , May 8. ut 8:30 : a. in. , from St.
Phllomcpa's church. Interment ut HoJy
Sepulcher cemetery.
BAlIaUOAO
A imtlnKnjsh.cjl Tarty of Heal Kstnto
'IKCa'1 * Krt Ilnntc.
A dlstlnRiiithca party of land ngcntn ar
rived 1n Omdhn yesterday morning nnd loft ,
for points wt&t "bn the Union 1'aclflo last
night ItwAl composed ot the following
who are In the enyiloy of the Union Pacific :
J. M. Cox , Warning , 111. ; J. W. Spauld-
Ing , Champaign. I11.C. ; J. Arden , Hurling-
ton , la. ; G. W. Sumuiorvlllo. Ottumwa , la. ;
W. F. 1'ntt , Creston , la , ; Noah Justice , La-
Knycttc , Indtj-W. J. Quick , Columbus , Ind. ;
J. F. CurtlcI'ott Wayne , Inrt. ; G. W.
Kennedy. Jackson , Mich. ; Aug. Erlkson ,
Johot , 111. ; dco. D. Ilnndolph , Decatur , 111. ;
M. Swann , Hlopmlngton , 111. ; J. M. Clifford ,
MadisonWis. ! } Vm.McDormottFond duLac ,
Wls.t Lovl Hiimbloton , Osknloosn , la. ; Win.
L. Klzcr , South Uond , Ind. ; J. Woolvorton ,
South Hcnd , Ind. ; Gco. W. Cnrr , Valparaiso ,
lud. ; J. T. McNary , Logunsport , Ind.
The party were hero Joined by Victor Ily-
lander , Chicago ; Peyton Roberts , Monmouth -
mouth , III.George ; McElvalno , Hushnoll ,
111. , and J. C. Honncll and A. V , S. Soun
ders , of this city.
The party will Inspect the land of the
Union Paclllc nt the various points nnd will
make IU first stop nt .Manhattan , Kan. The
land agents maka this tour in ardor to bo
able to moro fully illustrate- the advantages
offered In the west. Ono of the custom rep
resentatives said : " 1 think that the
present year will bo marked with heavy
migration to points west. That the
states of Nebraska nnd Kansas are among
the gicatost producers on this continent , no
ono can deny. At ono time , It was thought
that the land west of the Missouri river wns
unproductive ; was , you might say. worth
less. Hut facts nnd figures Imvo revolution
ized this idou. Hero is Nebraska , a com
paratively now agricultural state , credited
with un annual yield of SU,000UOO bushels of
corn , nnd small grain correspondingly.
Where Is thcro another state that can tnnko
such n showing ) Then ns to Kansas , asldo
from the drouth , a year or so bock , it Is festering -
toring un active agricultural Industry. The
outlook for crops is the most promising. I
am llrm in my bollof that , within a few
years , all the available railroad land of the
Union Pocillo will bo converted into farms. "
An Ola Uoport.
A morning paper revives the chestnut
about General O. M. Dodge ns successor of
Charles Francis Adtims as president of the
Union Pacific. The "Now York" citation is
based upon the Interview with General
Dodge by a reporter , which vas published in
Tin : HF.B about four weeks ago. On the
other hand , General Dodge , in his interview
published in TIIR HKK , stated that hn would
under no circumstances assume the uosition
now hold by Mr. Adams , and it Is questiona
ble whether the general could get the posi
tion if ho so desired. General Manager
Klmbull did not accompany him on his tour
ns reported.
A Good Move.
In the running of dining cars on its trains
the Union Pacific is the first nnd only road
to inaugurate this service west of the Mis
souri rivor. Under the new arrangement , a
sumptuous meal will be served at 75 cunts
and thu cars will be run so that a dining car
will bo nvnllnblo nt nil meal hours. In doing
this , the Union Pacific supplies a long-felt
want , as the dining car service now in the
days of rnpiil transit nnd wholesome ac
commodation hut become almost indispon-
slblu.
A Conductor Promoted.
Conductor-Wilcox who has for n lung tlrao
: nampulatcdtho "punch" on the suburban
trains of thg Union Pacific , has been put on
the Paplllioh train and has moved his family
Papillion1.T -
to Papillion1.
*
, llqUrond Notes.
C. P. Huntlngton , vice president of the
Southern Pacific jiasscd through Omaha yes
terday enrouto' to points east.
The yard men in the employ of the Union
Pacific received their monthly wages yes
terday. '
Gi'orgo East , of the general purchasing de
partment of thu Union Pacific , was married
to an Omaha belie Monday.
N. W. WelUta well known capitalist and
n resident o.Sciuylcr ) , Nob. , passed throuch
Omaha yesterday on route from thoenst. Mr.
Wells is a heavy stockholder in the Omaha-
Council UlufTs motor orldgc.
It Is reported that the condition of John
W. Scott , chief clerk of the passenger ao-
partmcnt of the Union Pacific , is somewhat
improved , although bo has a serious uttacu
of rheumatism.
Friday evening a church sociable
and cntorttiinmont will bo held at the
Welsh Presbyterian church , on Saun-
dcrs street , near Cuming street. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
Welsh people and their friends. Re
freshments will bo served.
A NOBLiI ! CHAU1TV.
The Joints Hopkins' Hospital 1 < ormally
Opened ntUaltitunrr.
BALTIMOIII : , May 7. The Johns Hopkins'
hospital was formally opened iu this city
this morning. It Is ono of the finest and
most complete institutions in the world ,
embracing seventeen buildings , which
cover four ncrcs of 'ground , and
surrounded by ten ncrcs of beautiful
panes. Its construction was be
gun moro than ten years ago , nnd the total
i-ost was $2,050,000. The indigent sick of
this city and environs , without rognrd to
sex or color , who may require surgical or
medical treatment , will bo received ut the
hospital. Over twelve hundred invitations
to uttend the ceremonies hud bcon sent to
persons In various parts of the United States ,
exclusive of these issued to Hultinioreans.
Addresses were delivered by Francis T.
King , president of the hospital , and others.
A Kansas Iclophono Injunction.
Toi-HKA , Kan. , May 7. [ Special Telegram
to TIIK HUE. ] On application of the Amer
ican liellTclophono company , Judge Guthrie ,
of the United States o'rcult court , to-day
granted nu. injunction restraining the Hutchinson -
inson Telephone company from using the
Cushmnn Instruments , which have been de
clared by thu courts to bo an infringement of
the Hell patents. Ho also allowed damages
as asked bytuo Hell company.
A Crooked Cnslilcr Scutnnord.
TOPKKX , Kan. , May 7. [ Special Telegram
to Tun UBE.J U. H. Jones , Into cashier of
the First National bonk , of Stafford , was ,
to-day , bcntoncod by Judge Foster , of the
United Stntoc district court , to live years in
the penitentiary for making falsa entries In
the books of the bank nnd defrauding it of
$1,700. Ha was captured a short time ago In
PlttHburg. Jones' downfall is caused by as
sociation with bad women.
? PRICE1s
CREAMDEIICIOUS
DEIICIOUS
FUVORIHG
EXTRACTS
NUIiRALFRiflTFUVflRS
VttA by the tlnllcd SUtci Government. P.tidortcd by the head * of the Oreat Vnivcriillu
nd rulillc IW1 Anil > U , the btrODRMt , 1'urtkt and uio l ilmltliful. Dr. I'rice'n Cream
lUklng 1'oirdrr < Ioei not contain Ammoula , I.liueor Alum. Dr. I'rlce's Delleloui I'lavorlntr K-
t ct i , V nlIUIcinuu , Orange. Almond. Rose , etc.do not coutalul'iitkOiiouaOlliorChcmrcaU
PRICE BAKINQ POWDER CO. . New York. Chlcoflo. Bt. Louis.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Your Spring Suit or anything elao in our line , oak yourself tliia question : la tlioro a
a rger or more reliable house tlmn the Nebraska Clothing Company ? No city in the West
has a larger nor bettor conducted establishment , and what is more , no city in the Union
lias a store that sells goods as cheap as wo do. We simply invite comparison of
our goods and prices with those of any other house. Every day -wo servo
customers who are amazed at the low figures at which our goods are marked.
The Cheviot suits we advertised last week ara pronounced by Jovorybody to bo the
greatest bargain , and nothing over shown hero can approach them. The Sacks are nearly ,
all gone , but of Frocks we show a larger line than last week , having received during tha
past few days several big lots , many of which are < much finer than those advertised before
The now ones are all with fine silk facing , and make elegant fitting garments.
In addition we will offer to-morrow a'lot of strictly all wool Cassimoro Sack Suits at
$4.50. This is the greatest all wool suit over offered , and wo do not hesitate to pronounce
it ahead of any suit for which other houses are asking ft.50 and more. It is of a stylish
light check , well trimmed and made and makes a handsome as well as a durable suit.
We are pleased to announce that wo Imvo again n large stock oC those fine English Corkscrew Suits nt $10.00
and custntnors who have been waiting for these suits , can now be supplied This is the most extraordinary bar-
am over ofibred and the fact that the first big lot w.is sold in such a short time proves it. Those wo liayo now
are if anything better lined and finer made than the first ones. As wo made such a hit with those suits , wo tnk
pride in having them made up well. Send for a sample of those suits , it will do you good to see it.
A visit to our new shoe department will soon convince you that you have been paying right nlonsj too much
money for your footwear , We will show you the finest Calf Shoo strictly handsowod welt , at § 3.90 which coat
you in regular shoe stores $5.50 to SB.OO.Excollent Calf Shoss , Goodj'ear welt which is as good n ? Imndsevrpd nt
$2.75. Those are destined lo be the most popular shoes in Omaha. They have neither p3 < p , wax throals nor
tacks inside to hurt the feet , and are as flexible as genuine hnnlaswai shoas. The identical shoa co ts you iu any
other place from § 4.00 to $4.50. Wo have them in congress and lace , all widths and si/.cs.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
VS
EXTRACT of MEAT.
Klnrnandrnuapot Meat InvoiirlnnMock forSoupj
Made Dishes uml s.iucos. As Uouf 'loa , "no luvalua
ble tunic. " Annual t-ulo S.WJ/XIJjius.
Genuine only with file slmlleof JuMus von I.lcb
nlgniitiiroln bum ticrnss Inuol.
BuM by btnrpkceiion , ( irocbM and Drucslsts
I.1KUK. S KXTItACT OK MKAT CO. , l/til , I-omlon
'
GOLD MEDAL , FABI8 , 1878.
BAKER'S
Warranted fiftsofiifrif/ pure
Cocoa , from which the excess of
Oil has been removed. It has mora
titan three times the strength.
of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrow-
rent or Sugar , and is therefore far
more economical , cot tiny lets than
one cent a cup. It is delicious ,
iiounMiiiifr. strengthening , easily di
gested , nnd admirably adapted for in.
valids as well as f or persons in health.
Sold by Grocers Mcrjirhero.
' . BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass.
Graceful Form
,
HEALTH
and
COMFORT
Perfectly
Combined In
P/JADAME FOY'S
Skirt Supporting Corset
It Is or HI nt thn mn < t iinpuliirln tlio inurkut nnJsol.l
r lumllnKilculc ln Umalm. ITItu Jl.ii.
Foy.Harmo n & Gladwick. Kew Htven , Cen
Over 14 Millions Sold in this
Country alone.
The Best Fitting and Best
wearing Corset Ever Made.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Sure Cure
OB
ZDSTOOB
2Oto60 DAYS.
This is u disease which has heretofore
Baffled all Medical Science.
When Mercury , lodldo of Potassium , Saranpa
rllln or Hot Springs fall , wo guarantee n euro.
Wo have a Ilemrdy , unknown to anyone In the
World outside of our Company , and ouu that hai
NI2VEU FAII..EI . >
to cure tlio moat obstinate cases. Ten days In
recent caioj JOLM tlio work. I tin the old chronics
deep seated cuscs that wo solicit. Wo Imvo
cured mindrodnn ho hive boon abandoned by
I'hyslcluna. and pronounced Incurable , and wo
cniillont'ti the world to bring us a case that wo
will not euro In less than sixty dnyx.
Since the history of inealclno a true specific
for Syphilis has beuu souaht for but uever
found until our
MA IC 11EMCDY
was discovered , and wo are JustlHod In saying
It Is the only Ilemeay in the World tnnt will pos
itively cure , because the latvat Medical Works.
pubUsoed by the bent known authorities , nay
inoro wai never a true specific before. Ourrom-
edy will cure whpn everything else has failed.
Why wuBte your time and money with patent
medicines that never had virtue , or doctor with
phynlclanB that cannot euro you , you that have
tried everythlnc olsi should come to us now and
K < t permanent relief , you never can got it elao-
whcre. Mark what we say , in the end you
nniHt take our remedy or NKVKK recover and
you that lm\o been aflllcted but u nhort time
should by all moans co-no to u * now , not ona la
tenof now cases over pot permanently cured.
Many gethelp and think they are free from the
disease , but fn one , two or tlireo years at tor It
appear * galn In a more horrible form.
This is a blood Purifier nnd will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Everything Else Fails.
THE COOK REMEDY CO.
Room419 PaxtoBlock.
Health is Weal
Dii.r.,0. WKRT'BNKIIVK AND HIUIK I'RKAT
JIFNT , a Kuaranteeil Biieclllo for Hywterld , Dlzzl
ncsH , CoiivuUlonH , Pits , Nervous Ni'iiralKln
Heudncho , Noryoi-s Prostration ruined by tlig
usoot alcohol > .r tobacco. Wnkofiilnois , .Mentill
DojiroHflnn. BofuinliiK nt tha llraln ruiiiiltlng In
Insanity nnd lending to inlsory , tiocay anil
deiitli , I'minnturoOltl AKIIlarroiincss , l.o sof
j'onor tiipitl.fr sex. involuntary LoHhm and
flpermntorrlm-a cnu'od by ovcroxoitlon ot
tlio nniui , KnifiiOuHc or otrer tnilulneneti. Kuril
box rontalns ou muuth'H Irontinont , tl box
ornlx boxoi fort5 , sunt by mull prupahl oni > tf.
rwlpt of prlco.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cuninny caso. With onch nrilnr received bv
iu for six lioxitx , acconumnlod with W.ve will
nond the purchaser our wiltton Kimrautce to ru.
fund thu money If tha treatment , dooi not olfoct
a euro. Onuraiitves Issued only by ( ioodman
DrugCo. . OriiBt'lats , Solo Agonw. Itlo Karuam
Street Omaha eb.
Steck Piano
ivoinarknblo for powerful ayiniiutltotlc
tone , pliable notion nnd absolute dtir.i-
uility ; 'SO yenrs' record the host guaran
tee of the excellence o ( these Jnstru-
in on In.
WOODBRIDGWS ,
State Line.
To ( Jliissoiv , Uclfast , Jiiilillii anil Ii crjiool
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin pannage m to KM , nicorrtlus toiciitoii ! |
of iitatw room. Kxcuralon V > ' \ to W.i.
bteonna ; to and from K iropo at l.owwt Hated.
AUbTIN IIAI.DU'JN .V CO. . ( Jeu'l AKonl'n.
, „ . , . &l liroadway. New Vorit.
JOHN III.Ua KN.OeiriWeitern Agent ,
T , . . . . . , lo < llondolph 8r , , uhlcai-o.
IIAltltV B. MOOKKS. AK I . Omaha !
Reduced Cublu Hates lo Glasgow Kx-
hlbttiou.
OMAHAMEpICALISUftllC }
N. W.COR , I3FH& DODQE STS. . OMAHA , NEB.
FOB TUB TKEAT11EKT OP ALI.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. !
Board&Attendance. Best Accommodations in West.
K7"WRITE FOR CIRCULARS on Deformities and )
Brace * , Trusses , Club Feet , Curvatures of 2j > lnerilt > ,
Tumors , Cancer , Galarrh , Bronchitis , bhalatton ,
| lectrichT.Paraly.l , Epilepsy , KidatT , Bladdur ,
Eye , Ear , Skinani Blood and Ml Surgical Operation * .
DISEASES OF WOMEN iSS.S &SXH
HBIIATR I.ATKI.Y AIIIIFH A LYttKMN PETABTBUTrOtt
noun * DLUIM umiMjii'-iT. ( STRICTtl J I ATU
Only Reliable Medical Institute makingVixelalty ol
PRIVATE DISEASES
Alllllooitni.emiei tacetiiluttf Irr.tcJ. Brphlllllg ToUra
rrmiirod fromllmj.lrm olihunt mcrcurk > w IU > lorill. (
T iln.at for Jc * , of T1TII. 1-unriU Pirtlu tuulilii to rlill
uimftjbotrc.ledat lioraetiy correijwidenro. Mlcotnraunlca.
llouieonnjeotUI. MeOUInriorlnilrumrnlaichtbriDBlloMX *
tiriiiiccurclriitckod.noiii.rki loloitlrilg commit or imilcr.
Ono I'trionollnttrilm ' , j.rcrerrrJ. Call nd coniult m of unit
blitorr or tour cai > , nnj wo "III scnA In plain rnpi > r. our
nnnif Yn .
ucu
IIUUlV l IU RICN
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| * . | . ,
llli , UUetund.rlcoeelo , wllh qorttlon ll.t. Attn
OMAHAMEDIOAL ft BUBOIOAI. WBT.TTUTH.
13th and BoJgo Streets , OSZAIIA , BED.
ELECTRIC BELT
-
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* Sr
ELECTRO *
BODY BILT
and Hu p n or4 " arKiiar nt < edto
ear * tl.n follow , Ins I Alll'.li.'iPi-
allo Oimiilnlnli. ' J.uml'ago. U.nr
t l ana Nertoni' 1 Uliilltf.0ostlf
OMi.KMunjlMi-1 DEMI , N rTOU -
n > > , IrvmbllnK , Hoiual Eihuus-
( Ion. InkntanU , Waitlnr of tlit
llortr , " > c u fi | bj Inrtlt'
lonliiYnuUinr.Mnrrl.i > . ll Ilii ) > i i pertain *
. . - to thft Womb nr uvnltnl ortfano
'IliliUtliH LiTf ( ToDdflmiTKiii lairroiemeottTer
risiU , ima l > > uinilor to all othori. KTurjr lm ; r ot Ha
KUctrlo ll.lt nii | h Utttt-tbls he nil ) Bed th.
( Iwnnll-lt , lldlfTurirromnllotheri.asUliiiIit'niRr
UK IT , ami not n rhsln , toltaloor wlr l lt , II Hlll HI
tillnuflilol.rnriiile ! > / Klitlrlcllr , IkeUotrlccurrant
can. tin IksiKd In ( iiijom litfor * It ls ipliui to tb
r , mill I .worn only > li to ton Loon Jilly. If too
ismlna this lull > ou will Imj no oti r. Tosbo *
the EnriKK OONHIII . . . . ' _ wo hatetnoiirElVrUO-Usj'
unlo ] | U > unil Al-plUnons "III . . .d > ur . V l |
roi.pl.I , It llM | > .llU firll.i TUf Ij P./.1 Trltb Heul
* o. I'D.liiK. far nnr ran Illuitriitxl iimnpl UL
Tri'aTJffVf ii'rJ o f ViTikiif fr'ijiiini M.J
THE aWHHELECTniC BELT AND APPIUMCE CO.
lU.Diioo ibl > r > r > r. ) ii < v > rni. . Ju.i wu. iu ; >
300 North Broadwnv. ST. LOUIS. MO.
_
COFFEE"
Tlie I'ubllo tire not ininrmllr airara that br t < U
pruncut uiiiiliuJs of ctiukln ( ally onballot b
lonro Hint is uiml li ihriinn orny ID lUOKMU.iJ *
' niteil. Clieiultti ruiin < n.lHil wllli Ibis coolcnur
In sarlnit this waitaso thai l
p r run fiiiulsli ( off OH luailn nr tha flot > lJa 8. pill
u | . In small imrialilr jitrs mul AliutSTu ftiinil'r.
I r I-UIIK anil iriiarantveit to hi ) onlr itboul ONK-
IIAI.K'l'UIC COvr to HID consumer otcuoiitun out
lev. Only li'jIMnK tiatorts n cil < l whvn prapnr'uy K
fnrlliB tablu.I'roirn Mquldl iir 0 Cumt > a / ,
Auk Your Crooor for
VltOWfT LIQUID VQVIFR&
MCCORI ) , UHADY & CO. ,
\Vholc ale Urocurn , - - OmuUu , Neb