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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1891)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JUNE 28 , 1891. THE CITY. The Omnhn Jmy press nmnufucturlnn company and the Equitable Icmn nnt' ' trust company filed nrtlolcs of incorpora tlon in the olllco of the county clorli yoBtordny nftornoon. Oo nnd ilo llKowlso. If your whiskers nrc grizzly nnd unbecoming use uyo nnd ttioy will look n& when you were younger. rinnon , OrKiuiFt nnd Sheet Great bargains In pianos at C. E. Mer rill's , 1012 Chicago street , 1 door west ol 10th street. _ ° l-A , KO KY'H I1KATII. CatiHc of It ItcltiK InvMilBwtotl by n Coroiiur'H iliiry. Hnlf n dozen witnesses wore examined before - fore tlio coroner's jury which mot yester day to liujulro Into the death of Michael Koloy , which occurred two days utter bo had n Bovcro fall on the sidewalk In front of Krug's brou'ery. Tbc evidence disclosed the fnct that the deceased hail been In ilia habit of frequently dropping into the brewery to get a glass of boor , nnd on the day In question was so drunk that ha annoyed the employes and w.is Dually nut uut. Englobert rieckcnstoln was the first wit ness , lie testified to Foloy's condition , nnd he finally took tlio troublesome caller by tno collar and led him to the door. S. Wolsholl saw nbout the sarno thin ? , nnd A. S. Aucbmoedy , head bookkeeper for Kriiff , testilled that ho saw Foley carted nway In tlio patrol wagon. Ur. ( Jhnrles Allison , Iho doctor who con ducted tlio post-mortem on the body of tbo deceased , was the next witness. Ho founa a scalp wound nbout an Inch long a little to the right of the back of the head , nnd the skull underneath was fractured. Ho also found the tissues of tbo left sldo of tbo bead nnllltratcd with blood over a surfaca two by four menus in sl7e. At this point the coroner took occasion to correct the witness by reminding him that the clot was on the right side. The attorneys for Hornborg objected to ttio interruption , but Hiirrignn insisted , stating that ho was present at the post-mortern nnd didn't ' want tbo doctor to make a mistake. "Well , but the doctor Is under oath , nnd you are not , " protested the attorney. It didn't make any difference , however , as Ur. Allison refused to bo corrected , but maintained his former position , stating again positively that the lanro clot was on tbo loft Hldo. Ho thought that it was the result of tbo blow on the other side of the head , which was caused by some blunt substance. Ho found evidence of heart trouble , but this would have tendency to have retarded death In this Instance , as a moro vigorous heart would surely have hastened death. James 1' . Urcnnnn , a young man in the employ of I'axton & Gallagher , was the only witness who really threw any light on the nssnult that Is nllcged to have resulted in Foloy's ' death. Ho was riding along Eleventh street under tbo viaduct , and was about sixty-live foot axvay from Foley , when bo heard a blow , lit ) looked in that dlicctlou nnd saw Foly falling. Ilornborg stood close besiilo bun with a wairon stake in his hand. Foley lay upon the sidewalk whcro ho tell , nnd Ilornberg climbed back upon his wagon nnd resumed his work of unloading beer barrels. Ho had about two-thlids of a leaden on bis wagon nnd nfto * unloading them drove nwny.Foley was still lying upon the sidewalk nnd the witness uotillod Oflleer Bloom that a man had been knocked down nnd needed his atten tion. Ilo aftci wards saw Foley lifted into the patrol wagon and tbo injured man was tnen unable to stand. Ilo thought Foley must have been loft lying there alone for fifteen minutes. Ho mot Hornbcrg on the street about half an hour afterwards , and the latter then told him that Foley was abusive nnd bothering the men nnd was pat out of the building ; that In getting across the chute he was struck with a keg , and at cnco asked Ilornberg "If ho was the who struck him with a kcp. " Hornbcrg told him thai ho was unloading kegs and didn't know whether he bit him or not , but ho was not a , and thereupon stepped down off the wagon nnd slapped him with his open hand , knot king him down. This was told the witness by Hornbcrg , who also told him that after driving his team nround the corner ho went buck nnd raised Foloy's bend and asked him If bo wanted a glass of beer , and Folcy replied "To h 1 with your beer. " Tbo witness could not tell whether Horn bcrg struck Foley with the stake or not , as ho heard the blow and only looked In time to see Foley falling. lie could not say whether tlio wound on Foloy's head was made by Iho blow or by striking tbo sidewalk. Hornocrg was not present , and his attor neys did not know whether they would allow " him to co upon the stand or not" The Jury thought It strange that no ono but Brennnn could tell anything about the case , nnd asked for moro witnesses , but the coroner evinced a desire to rush the inquest through , nnd said ho would not adjourn or oven take n recess for dinner. The jurors , however , inti mated that they know their rights nnd privi leges , nnd announced their determination to find out moro about the cuso , after which the coroner subsided. The jury decided to visit the brewery and Insnect the sidewalk where Foley was knocked down , and promised to ro- turu as soon as they could. Say ! Do you .want to remove these pimples from your faces Use Mailer's Sttrsnpanlla nnd Uur- tlock. It Is warranted to effect a complete cure. _ Switchman Squeezed. Ous O'Knln , a Missouri Pacific switch man , was working in the company's yards yesterday afternoon , helping to switch sotno of the cars belonging to tbo Sells Bros' . circus. In some way O'Knln ' was caught between tbo bumpers at the thighs and quite badly Injured. No outward marks wore visible beyond n number of bruises , nnd it is supposed that ho Is Injured Internally. O'ICain was taken to Kansas City last night nnd will bo placed in tlio railroad company's hospital there for treatment. The Injured man was twenty-four years old ami unmairicd. Naturally formontPd in the bottle , perfectly pure , with u delicious boiiuct. Cook's ' Extra llry Champagne can bo dianlc by the most delicate. _ _ i Making Active .Stops. The committed appointed to endeavor to secure the national republican convention for Omaha held a meeting In the board of trade rooms yesterday nftor noon. A. I' . Tukoy called the meeting and presided : Max Mover , W. J. Ilroateb , Dr. uapsn and others of the committee wore present. Arrangements were inudo for n fu ture meeting at which some definite steps will bo taken. A Card. Wo want every lady and all the boys and girls to call on your druggist nnd gnt sotno of our beautiful cards and a book or valuable uformntion fico. HU.l.Ult PliOl'lllUTAKV CO. Quiet Mttlo Klulit , Henry Mentsel and Frank Fisher had n row about the ownership of a hammer lu a Tenth street saloon yesterday afternoon. Fisher assaulted Montsel nnd then tied. A complaint was tiled by the Injured man. and Fisher was arrested. Fisher struck Muut- scl n oouplo of blows In the face , but no ser ious damage was done. Small in sl/o , vro.il in results ; DoU'lt Ljttlo Burly Klsors. Host pill for Constlu tlon , best for Sic it Iloadacho , boit for So titouiucb , Cliunuu to Adopt. Rev. J. J. H Heody , the missionary , has n twelve-year-old orphan girl at his homo nnd Is very desirous of Hudlng a good Christian lioino for bar. Some phUnuttironlc person can confer n great blessing upon the poor child by giving her u homo. The girl U at UOI5 Charles' street , DcWUl'b Llttlo Kurlv KISQM for the Liver The folloxylng marrlnso license * were is sued tiy JudifO Shield * yoatorday i NIIIIIU no Address. ARC , I K. A. tlaiilt , Omaha . , . } 1 MlunluTtiurman , Uniuhu . M MI. A. Chapman , bt Joe. . , . tip 1 llurthu A. lluUrlfk , Omaha. . . , . SM AFTKU THE COUNT. Clirls Hpcolit's Committee InvctHlgat IIIR the Pound Mnator. The council cdmmttlco on police and Count Pulaskl , the dog catcher , had another round yesterday afternoon , This committee is at tempting to prove that Pulaskl Is maklnp more than the regulation fees out ot the ol fico. It was the second day of , the lnvcstlga < tlon and Councilman Bpccht presided , Jacob Hlngoldt was the first witness called , ThU man is in the employ of Pulaskl as an assistant dog catcher. Ho went to work May 1 , caught dogs for n few days , but by an order Issued from the city council , let loose nil Im pounded dogs nnd did not catch any more until May UU. During the thrco days that followed ho helped destroy seventy-two dogs. Pulaskl was called. He commenced catching dogs May 1 , but stopped soon after on ac count of an order , from the city council. Ho could not remember bow many dogs were killed during the month of May , but thought the number might have been eighty-three. Ho know a good many were turned loose after the council ordered the slaughtering to co.iso. Dogs were nlways kept four days before being drowned. This enabled owners to call for their curs. Charley D.ivls had been In the employ of Pulaskl for a number of months. Ilo swore that the gang started out after dogs on May B. They caught and killed sixteen nnd then rested from thulr labors until Mav U ! . when they caught and killed sixteen more. Pulaskl paid his men 'JO cents each for doga , and told them to get as many as possible. At this point Mr. Spocht presented a sworn statement from Pulnski , submitted to the council Juno 1. It shows that durlnir the mouth of Mu. > Pulnski caught clghty-threo dogs. dogs.Davis Davis resumed reciting his experience as a deputy pound master nnd dog catcher. During the early part of the present month , acting under Pulnsiti's instructions , OUP af ternoon ho went out to Walnut Hill and stele Johnson's cattle from the herder. Ho did not pull a pistol , but ran the cattle away bc- catlso I'ulasltt told him to do so. You can never know tllU.you try how quickly u dose of Ayer's Pills will euro your sick headache. Your stomach and bowels need cloiuuing , and these pills will accom plish It moro effectually and comfortably than any other medicine you can find. A CONGHI2SS OK P1IVS1CIAXS. It Is to He Held in this City Commenc ing Today. Today and Wednesday there will beheld held at the Paxton in this city , the continen tal congress of medicine and surgery. It will bo composed of loading specialists throughout the country. The meeting was decided upon in a confer ence which was held in this city in the early part of the present month. At this confer ence there were present , nmong others , Drs. Yowoll of N.uhvillo , Hartman of Columbus. O. , Miller of DCS Molnes ; Hatch of Sioux City ; Bootler of St. Joe , and Conway of this city. Tno aim is to pjrfect an oreanlzation for the higher elevation of medical , surgical nnd sciontUic attainments ; for the promotion of a moro thorough mutual Intercourse among liberal physicians and specialists ; for the In- terchaniro of scientitic knowledge ; to secure fair and equal legislation and advance the just claim of those who practice medicine and the different specialties of medicine and sur gery in the estimation of the bolter clns of people and of the law. The division of the congress into grand sections representing different western states , nnd into sub-sections of various pathological pusuits may bo alike contemplated. All liberal minded physicians and surgeons who believe In equality before the law , are especially invited to co-operate. Circulars embodying these features have been sent lo speciilists all over the country and n largo number of physicians nnd sur geons are ovpoctcd. Have You Got n Horse ? Every man who owns n horse should knew that Halter's ' Barbed Wire Liniment is the only remedy that will give prompt relief to all sprains , cuts , bruises and galls , nnd Is warranted to effect a complete cure. Tlio Passenger Trams of the Pennsyl vania The Keystone express , "No. 22 , " with out extra faro , loaves Chicago daily at 10:45 a. in. , arriving at Now York next day at 2 p. in. The Pennsylvania limited , with extra faro , leaves Chicago every day nt 5 p. in. and runs into Now York next evening - ing at 7 o'clock. These trains carry first class .passengers only and are denomin ated extraordinary. Ordinary trains of the Pennsylvania lines carry all classes ol passengers , hav ing cars appropriate for each class , and leave Chicago for Pittsburg and various points cast thereof nt 7:15 : a. in. . 9:45 : a. m. , 8:15 : p. in. , 8:20 : p. m and 11:150 : p. in. from the Pennsylvania station , Adams , Canal and Mndihon streets. LOOK UP THE LiY\V. Inspector Striken a Snafj at the Start. The committee consisting of Messrs. Cooper , Osthoff and Olson , appointed by Lho city council to investigate the affairs of the license in pcctor's ofllco , held a meeting In tho'llconso board rooms yesterday after noon. Inspector Thomas Illloy made n statement to the board nnd claimed that ho had never collected any money , but , had always told people to no to the troasurer'o ofllco and gel their license. Ho denied knowing anything nbout his son's alleged crooked transactions , nnd stated that ho understood that his assist ant had merely borrowed the money from the Italian fruit peddlers. The witness also said that quite a number Df tbo fruit stands did not pay any license nt all. Where space was rented from a prop- 3rtv owner Assistant City Attorney Hhoo- inaker bad decided that no license could be collected. The committee thought this was rather a queer decision , nnd an unjust ono nut decided to look Into that point of the law. Young Frank Itlluy , the accused man , was not present ; neither was Louis Follu , the fruit do'ilcr who filed the nftldavit apalnst Itilov. Tbo board adjourned to meat next Monday nftornoon nt - o'clock , when those aid other witnesses will bo sent for. A very small pill but n very good ono. Do Witt's Little ICarlv Ulsore. AVolI Ilplmvod Crowd. Sergeant Onnsby in charge of ten men .yore . detailed yesterday for duty at the circus grounds. All the men worked hard , but not \ single arrest was made , Sergeant Ormsby mid that the crowd was the best behaved mo ho had uvor seen at n circus. IB A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake nnd Pastry , Light Flaky Uiscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable and Wholesome. jJNo othct baking ponder doss such wotLu As a Rule , It Is best not to attempt to remedy coitlvc- ncsi by the ute of saline or drastic purga tives. When ncc.lhartlc medicine Is needed , the most i'rOpt ' and beneficial U Aycr's I'llls. ThcT effect Is to restore the regular action of .ho bowels , ulthout weakening them , llelng sugar-coated , these Tills retain their medicinal virtues for a long time , and me easy to take. " I can recommend Ayer's rills above all others , having long pro > cd their value as a cathartic for myself and family. " J. T. Ilcas , Lcltlmllle , 1'a. " In IBM , by the advice of a friend , I began tno use of Ajei's I'llli ns a remedy for bil iousness , constipation , hlfih fevers , and colds. They scivcd mo better than any thing I had piolonsly tried , and I have used them In attacks of that sort ever sliiee. " II. W. Hcrsli , Judsonla , Ark. er's Pills , DR. J. 0. AYER & CO. , Lowell , Maes. Sold by all Dealers In Medicines. BLOOD I : Plmplos on the Face I i Broking Oat | I Bkbl Troubles | ; Llttlo Bores i HotSklaj ; Bolls i Blotches ) i Gold Sores | Bad Breath ) ; Bora Mouth or Lips I i If voii matr from nnf of ; . IfitftO Bjmptom * , tnko I WHY ? BCOAB,8yp , ullfelLOOD { ! : ttnvo you orertiKxl mercury I It so , illd yott Iplva yo'irjolf the nralfil nttfntlon at the tlinol. "FAMILIAR IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS AS ANY HOUSEHOLD WORD. " The Times , Ixjndon. " THE flUEEH OF TABLE WATERS. " "Its popularity is chiefly due to its itrcproachalk diameter" THE TIMES , LONDON. SOLE EXPORTERS : THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY , LD. , LONDON , ENG. From the "Pacific Journal. " "A KTat Invention II\H liccn inmlobyDr. Tiltt of New Yurie. Ilo lias produced tvlilcli Imllnlrs nnturo to jicrfcrtIon ; Itnrtu instnnunuoti-.ly and Is perfect lyluirmlr.ss. ' Trice , SI. Olllco , 30 & 41 Vark rintu , N. V 'orty-fivo hlRhi'fct awards biivu been received by Sea- bury & iTohiteou from dif ferent International expo- , sltlons for the supeilority of their I'orous I'lostcrc and other ( roods. Ilenson's I'lastcrs have many com petitors but no rivals It Isnotn nostrum. Get tlio Genuine. For ( he Advertiser who patronizes ALDEN & FAXON , 66 & 68 W. 3rd Street , Cincinnati , Ohio. We write , design , illustrate adver tisements and place them advanta geously. We've 20'years' experience and an immense business. Many ex perts in our employ. Prices low for class of work done. 0 We use ART extensively in Adver tising. Nothing like it for an adver tiser. 50 " Suggestions for Illustrative Advertising" sent you for 4 cents in stamps "big hits" they illustrate any business. What's your address ? Ours is 60 a 68V , Third St. . , CINCINNATI , 0 , HOTEL DELLONE. Cor. 1 lilnuul I'niiHol A > e. Just completed , has 1OO rooms , three italrw.iysi from the top to the bottom , has Ino elevator and dining room service , Is ire proof throughout , flno billiard rooms ind the finust tollot rooms in the city. Largo iamplo rooms. Suites with bath , etc. Cor. 14th nnd Capitol Avo. Street car servlos In ill directions. HatA-i , from $2,50 to $ I. SOHOOL1AND COLLEGES KEIMILWORTH E3ALL. lira , llnbruck'6 Konllwurth School. .1 Itoinlfnaunil JXt/.SVhnril | lurUirli , win open Keiitttnlxr'13 , 1 'Jl , nt Kfiiilnvr'A ' , III. , ilimllua nortUoi Chlcuno un l. ko buora ) .Saw i.nd tlioruuiilny iigulppod Uullillnm ereciodvepeciallr for the ecltool , biitlhreoinlnutoa walk from Iho rullwar Btxllon. buiierloradruntaf e > and bountiful location. For circular * . mUlrcn MUb. MA IIV IvUVlib llAllCOCIi , Ku iUwortll , III. KENTUCKY"MILITARTINSTITUTE near r'HANKroitr. Kv OPEN TUROUOHOUT THE YEAH. The ictond toriu of tul acailcmlo > eir benlni tint Monday In July and cloiot tulrd Wodnuida ; lu Di'couibi'r neil ' . . ' ' KAIIIIOALI : , KV. L'ol. I ) J. UOVU , SupU I'ojt-OHlce , LE FRAHGAIS. French Monthly Magailne. An luraluiblo help to KrcntuituilciHi and luacuurK.Froa lanipla copy. , lUuurs A Co.V. . Madlaoa Uq. , Kow York I I I r PANTS We have just received an invoice of the very finest imported fancy worsted Summer Pants , made as well as any $15 Pants in the city. They are a regular $8 Pants , and we will close the lot this week at Five Dollars and Fifty Cents , $5.50. For the same length of time , this week , a stiff Flat rush , we place on sale 1200 Fancy Colored Stiff' Hats , including English tan , light brown , nutria colors , etc. , in fact all that class of hats in the house at one uniform price of $1.98 for - - - * your choice. That means $2.50 , $3 , $3.50 and $4 Flats for a Dollar and Ninety-Eight Cents. o Our Neglige Shirts are world beaters. The bne we sell for $1 is better than any $2 Shirt in Omaha. 9 13th and Farnam Streets. P. S. There is nothing advertised by other clothing houses that we do not duplicate for less money. IM FVN T S. BASE. BALL- OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS TODAY. Gam 13 called Ladles' admission 2'n ) KDEN MHSEE Corner lltlintml rurunin Streets. WIIKH OK JUNK iJ.'NI ) . Ch'UIi nncl nrlfo Bunko ctiuruicra. tinrvla , t > i > ttln > I'lujur , Chlri'ttc. 1'rjur , Uuuty , lllllj YuiinK , .Mnrslmll anil I nrroll. l.iidlua' Bouvrnlr dijr , Trlilny , South Down I.nuibi Klrnn unity Cnu ctlmo mltults to all. Open rtnllr { lorn 1 to 10. INTEREST PAIDONDEPDSITS ATOMMlOflN&TRUSTOl 5E.CDR CAPITALS : 100.000.00 DIRECTORS ! A UWYMAN-E.W.NASH. JH.Mltl.AnD CUV-CBARTON-C.B.LAKC JJSROVVN-THOS-L.KIMBAUL. DR. BAILEY , Graduate Dentist. A Full Set of Tuota on Itubbar , lor HVi ; 1IOI.1.AIIH. A porfuut tdlKUiiranteed. Tooth onr-idal { without pitlu or danger , nal i without anaoithetlc . Hold and l.lhor Ulllnni at lowe t raun 1 llrldiiu and Crown Work 'leotU _ irlthuul platu * All wutk " 4r- OFRCE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM Kntrance , ICiU ttrcol clvyator. Open or culm i . Until a g'clgck. MOORE'S TREE OF .LIFE "Lot anntliur miiti praUeUitH' . tirid not thlno O\MI ni.mill. Abirangur and not tlilnu own lips. " Ikv. Ueorsjo Miller , I'urlllu. 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Mooiu i 'Iroo of l.lfu a poiltlra cam fur Klil'nr and lilvar i o n.ii lint unit nil blued aiimiei Duo < It uy to Hitter nraoii ) can ua cum I uy uiliu Muuru I 'Jrupuf l.ilo. lUuiiruil l.lfu Uouiulrf Easily , Quickly , Permanently Restored. IVciikum , > ir ou nc , IK-lilllty. nnd all the trulri of ovllt from fatly rrroriorlatur vit > res. ttio mulli of oturnnrk , tlikni'M , worry , utr. lull li , duvulopuicnt , and tuue Riven to orcirr oman and portlun of tbe bndy. Bliuplo , natural tncthod * . luimodlata laiprovcuicnt tvon t'niluro InipDolble. 2.UX ) refcrenio , Iliiok eiplauatluna audprixifi mailed ( ealed > fr e. Addren . I _ BRIE MEDICAL OO , , BUFFALO , H. Y. NO OLJREU NO PAY. Street Omaha Neb. 1316 Douglas , , . Manr years'orporlonco , A icculnr uruilimtn In medicine as illiilomai utiow In ( till trcnllng wttt irreMest ucei' > , nllNervmis. Cliriinle nnri 1'rlvnlo Dlsouim A pemmnont euro Kii rnnuil fur Lffluini. Bpcriimtorrlinu. l.uit Mnnliooil. 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HOBB'S IV1EDIOINE CO. \ CAN pnANOIOOO OAL * CHICAGO * UOVAI/ MAIL hTKAMUUU'd , MC-NTKKAL. ana QUKHEo To DE.UIY unil LIVEHPOOI * CAIII.N , fUHofiu Aiiorillntf to Htcamur inn ) loculluii nf HinliTooiu IntormeUlHtunnil hlcumeo ui luw ratei. NO CATTI.H I'AltlllKI ) . , crp fl ITT' ( si'.itviai : OP KJLxXJLJtjl AT I * AN UI LINK. ) hTKAUsiUU'H. Ni\V : YoniC aivij ULAiOOW. * x via Iwnilniiduriy eyurr Kortnliilit. Sitli Juno. HTATU UK NKVADA , 11 A. M. HI. July. bTATK UK NI3IIIIAHKA , 11 A M. itlnl July.STATK Ut OKOltUIA , 11 A M. CAIII.N , 1.14 and upwardi , Ilctiim , tt > 6 and upward * Hteurnto 119. Apply to II. A A AI.I.AN , Montreal , or to li , li. ilOOUtb , I'M i'uratm St. , Ouatu.
