8 THE OMAHA DAILY JBEBtf TUESDAY , JULY 14 , 1891
THE CITY.
Thrco cnrs of ere from Mexico for tlio
smelter were received by the customs
olllcors yoHturdny.
John Mitchell hns complained of his
daughter l-il/.zlo n tin Incorrigible girl ,
and wants horHontto tlio reform scnool.
George- McClure altumptud to unload
his noisy jag in a quiet neighborhood
but at the request of the police judge ho
" won't t-y it again for ton days.
In the letter of Hov. Warren Cochran -
ran , published in TIM : UKB a few days
ngo an error appeared which should uo
corrected both in justice to Rov. Cochran -
ran and his divorced wlfo , Mr. Cochran -
ran wrote : "She Invited mo to coino
and see her and sloop In the hop house
with the hired man. " The typos
inndo the sentence road : "She in
vited mo to coino and see lior aalcop in
the hop house with the hired man. "
Mrs. .1. M. Gristle , druggist , corner
21th and Lake streets , cordially invites
her lady patrons andlho ladles of Omaha
generally , to call at her drug store and
parlors on Monday , Tuesday and Wed
nesday , the lIHh , 1-tth and loth inst. , to
meet Mrs Oorvaiso Griihnm , the noted
' 'Heauly Doctor" of San Francisco , who
will bo pleased to give ladles the bonollt
of her advlco and experience in all mat
ters pertaining to personal beauty.
Mrs. Graham 'treats for all defects efface
face and figure. She also manufactures
the most superior cosmetic and toilol
articles on the market. Consultation
free. A sample of Mrs. Graham's cele
brated cucumber and older llowor cream
will alto bo presented to each lady who
calls.
_ _
Furniture.
Visit S. A. Orchard's special sale do-
pp.rtmont , as you may llnd just what you
need in the furniture line at very much
reduced prices. Continental block , 16th
and Douglas street.
All persons who expect to attend the
police picnic are requested to bo at the
Webster street depot promptly at 7
o'clock Wednesday morning. Those
who may not huvo tickets can purchase
them from the committee at the depot
Arrangements have been made with the
Fremont. Klkhorn & Missouri Valley
railway to hr.vo a sufliclont number of
coaches to curry all who wish to attend
the picnic. Tlio excursion tickets will
not bo good going or returning on any
train except the excursion train.
COM.MITTEI : OK AUKANGKMUNTS.
OJI.lllA.
At 2 o'clock yesterday nf tcrnoon nt tlio rosi-
dctico of tlio bruin's parents , ! ! Dli ) Burt street
Oirmtm , Miss Mary 13. Spnulding , eldest
daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. A. V. Spauldlng ,
ntitl Mr. Alexander A. Munroe , superintend
ent of the olty schools , of this
city , were married. Uov. Mr.
Ho tort , L. Wheeler olllcititliiK. Mr. and Mrs.
Mnnroo left on tlio afternoon train for
Toronto , Canada , mid after attending the
teachers' convention will spend the summer
In the Now England states.
Miss SpuuldiiiK was one of the teacher
heroes of the blbznrd of January 12 , 1SSS , Is
a woman with every grace of person und ac
complishment of mind and Is as popular as
she Is accomplished. Superintendent Mnnroo
is 0110 of the recognised educators of the
state , to whom tlio high standard of tlio cltv
schools Is duo , and Is a man of merit and
promise.
All who know them will Join In congratula
tions and good wishes.
Hwlr to a Fort lino.
AVorU has Just been received by the do-
vlsces that John nnd Daniel Condon of this
city , their sister , Mrs. John McCann of
Omnha , nnd four other brothers and sisters ,
that by the death of Daniel Unohan of Now
Now York city they huvo bccomo possessed
of a fortune of SHM.OOO. Among the prop
erty ownud by Mr. Llnelian was the Bowery
theater. _
Tlic Gun Olul ) Shoot.
At the regular gun club shoot , 23 blue
rock from Ilvo unknown traps , Charles M.
Banford got 20 ; L. Blanchard , IS ; F. J.
Eggor , 13 ; Thomas Kully , 12.
In a sweepstakes shoot , live pairs of blno
rook , $ i.W ) entrance , Charles M. Stuiford took
first money with 0 birus and l < \ J , Eggors
second moncv on 4.
A Hoard of K < iiiill/ition. :
Thu city council will sit as a board of equal
ization from now till Friday evening. AH
complaints must bo In writing. Friday the
mayor and all councilman will sit to take
Until action on complaints.
Xoti-H Aliout tlio City.
Jonathan II , Johnson has gene to Atcblson ,
Kan. , on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Powers are the par
ents of a now girl.
A daughter has boon born unto Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Farnsworth.
C. T. Van Alien has gone to Hillsdnlo ,
Mich. , and will return about August 1.
Peter A. Llndcll , who loft bore March 17
tor Hot Springs , Ark. , ulod a few day * ago
i . 'l was burled there.
A .lozon or fifteen persons will bo Initiated
lute Citizens' alllanco No. 11 this ovcnlng.
All members are urged to bo present.
Thu report that a woman Iiad boon serl-
uiisly stubbed Sunday evening near the on-
tnmco to Syndicate park proved fulso.
Mrs. E. U. Smith , who has been visiting
friends In Lincoln and was accompanied by
her guest , Mrs. J. F. Goddurd , has returned.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Tenner , Twenty-Ural and J streets , Friday
afternoon.
Herbert Brondwcll nnd W. B. Berry have
gone to Plattsburg , N. Y. , to visit friends.
From Plnttsburg Mr. Berry will go to Gard
iner , Mo. , to visit bis wlfo und Mrs. Berry's
parents ,
Fritz Fuurnor pleaded guilty before
Judge King of robbing Frank D. Jan-
konsky's till and was fined $ . ' ! 0 and coats , and
was committed to the county jail In default
of payment.
Tj pographlcal union No. ' . ' 09 has appointed
A. C. Powers and J. P. Webb , a commjttco
to nut with committees from other luuor
organizations to arrange for the proper
observance of Labor day.
John Kelly , who approached Peter Wag
gen Saturday night for a loan of growler
money , and almost kicked the life out of
Peter because ho was not a nionov leaner ,
was fined fi" > by Judge King and committed
to the county Jail. '
A team of mules bclonglne to William
Cottmoyor , hauling dirt to the dump at
Twenty-fourth nnd L streets , wont over the
dump yesterday afternoon with a load of dirt
and onn of the animals was drowned before It
could bo pulled out.
Thalotof crystals , quartz , rocks and rare
specimens sent by Charles F. Durand from
Hot Springs. S. I ) , , to Charles A. Pnyunk ,
now on exhibition in Samuel ( J. Shrlglov's
barber hop , nro attracting many visitors.
Mr. Pnyunk prizes his gift very much.
A strangu woman In a wagon on Thirty-
third struct near the Cudnhy retail moat
market , was suddenly overcome and fell out
nf the wagon , receiving a painful cut on tlio
chin , lighting on the stone pavement and had
several tooth knocked out. She was picked
up und well cared for.
" \Vhcn your heart Is trod , and your he.id
Is bad. and you are bud clean through , what
Is ucndodl" asked a Sunday school teacher of
lior class. "I know Avar's Sursapanlla , "
answered a ilttlo girl , whoso mother had re
cently been restored to health by that med
icine.
Ituiltllnj ; 1'crmlts ,
The following permits were Issued yoitor-
day by the Superintendent of buildings ;
W. K. I.nrenio , twn-itory brloU store und
llulc. Kim and Vlntim utruots 18,000
U K. I'luncli , otio-story fritnio cotUifo ,
U'ortv-llrst and Charles iitreeta . . . . . . , 1,600
Louis a.1 Ivy-brook , two-story brick toro
nnd lints. Hod Howard ( trout 8OrO
A > H. Knuluuor , uno-atory frumncnttngo
Twetity-ttxtli awt tJumKiio street * . , , . . 1,000
Three minor poriults. , . . . , . . , . . . 7-5
FOUND DEATH IN THE SHAFT ,
Qeorgo Bradbury , rm Engineer , Killed lu.
the Ptuton Hotel Elevator ,
HOW HE WAS CAUGHT IS NOT KNOWN ,
Ilo WnH Fixing n Cylinder AVhioli
AV H Out of Order t'nto
of nil Apia Sur
vivor.
Gcorgo Bradbury , the nltjht engineer at the
Paxton hotel , lost his llfo In the elevator
shaft last evening.
Bradbury wont to work at 0 o'clock. About
7 ho was killed to flxuvalvoon the steam
cylinder In the shaft botwcon the first and
second lloow. The olovntor boy took Ur.nl-
bury up to the top of tlio cylinder , where
there Is n foot board to stand upon whllo oil
ing the machinery. After leaving the en
gineer the boy went on to the top with thu
elevator.
It Is supposed that when the lift started
down Bradbury was raucht between the
counter balance nnd the cylinder nnd
crushed.
Ono scream wns all any ono hoard. The
elevator was stopped nnd n long ladder
brought. On the top pf the shaft machinery
lay the body of the engineer.
As ciuiehly as possible the man was taken
to a room nnd Dr. Ullmoro summoned.
Bradbury was unconscious and remained in
that state until death c.imo a half hour lator.
The proprietor ! of the P.ixton have no Idea
how the accident happened , as a man goes
to the shaft nearly every day to oil the
machinery.
Dr. Gllmoro made n hasty examination
nnd fonnd that the loft sldo had been
crushed and that death was the result of
Internal Injuries. '
Bradbury wns am.trdoil man , but had no
family living hero. It is understood that the
dead man was an engineer on the Ill-fatod
German corvette Apia , which was lost In the
great storm at Samoa. Deceased was taken
to San Francisco with some of the survlvow ,
nnd drifted eastward. Ho nrrlvcd hero last
winter and had boon In the employ of the
Paxton people for about seven months.
The dead nun is a member of several
iocrot societies , and they will probibly take
charge of the remains , \vhich are at Mlko
Maul's undertaking rooms.
A bald headed woman is something unu
sual before she Is forty , but gray hair is com
mon with them earlier. Baldness nnd cruy-
ncss may bo prevented by using Hall' Hair
Kcmowor.
A'AII'S OF THE A OKI'11WEST.
Ni'br.tHk'i.
North Plutto log owners have paid 5173 In
taxes this year.
Alllanco men have subscribed SI.OOO' to
build an elevator at Mlnden.
An nntl-nlllanco association has boon or
ganized by the young ladles of Bassott.
The Independents of Custor county will
hold their county convention at Broken Bow
August 12.
The old settlors' association of Dakota
county will hold its annual reunion at Da
kota City August 'J'J.
Ono hundred and twenty-five teachers at
tended the Wobstcr county Institute which
closed last week.
Everything points to a successful race
mooting at Beatrice August 'M , 27 and 23.
The purses are liberal and the track fast.
If all signs do not fail the reunion of the
Neuraska Grand Army at Grand Island ,
August 31 to September 5 will bo a rousing
success.
F. M. Wnlcott , county Judge of Cherry
connty , rays that the total amount received
from the county by him during the last uino
months Is only 572 45.
C. G. Dorsoy has taken charge of the lied
Cloud National bank as receiver , and it Is
said finds the affairs of the Institution In bad
shape. Depositors may lose considerable.
Suit has been begun against Herman
Kuoggo and Ulrlch Huber , Falls City .saloon
keepers , by Mrs. Ida E. Stone" , who asks for
$5,01)0 ) damages on the ground that the defen
dants sold her husband liquor , causing or
hastening his death.
While pulling weeds In her garden. Mrs.
Barbara Drown of Nebraska City was bitten
by a rattlosnako. Her arm immediately
began swelling nnd turned black , but a phy
sician was quickly called nnd succeeded in
counteracting the effects of the poison.
A monstrosity or freak of nnturo wns ox-
hlbltcd In Mlnden , says the Gnzotto , In the
shape of n child , born near Holdrugo last
winter , n description of which would bo hard
to give so that ono who did not see it could
understand Just what it was. There were two
apparently perfect bodies as far down as the
navel , with perfect heads , shoulders , chests ,
lungs , hearts , arms and Hands. Hero tbo
two bodies joined , nnd ona sldo were two
natural logs and foot nnd on the other sldo
but ono log nnd ono deformed foot with ton
toes. Ono end wns born dead and the other
llvod.but about lour hours. It Is indeed a
curiosity und will bo exhibited In the princi
pal cities of this country nnd Europe. The
parents , well known to some of our citizens ,
have refused the offer of ? 1OOJ for it , or to
oven have n post mortem examination made
of It.
Iowa.
Sholdon's water works plant Is to bo com
pleted by SoptomDor 13.
The corner stone of a now Methodist Epis
copal church will DO laid nt Perry Wednes
day.
day.James
James Nugent , a prisoner , dug his way
out of the Crcston Jail nnd made good his os-
capo.
TCsthorvillo butchers nro engaged In a
lively war , having put the uricoof mo.it way
down.
The colored poopln of Burlington will celebrate -
obrato the emancipation of the slaves in
Lincoln park August 1.
Frank Evans , nrrestod at Btoomilold for
stealing cattle , was found to bo insane and
has been sent to the asylum ,
John Wilklo nnd wlfo and Miss Nelson of
Cherokee were poisoned by eating dried
hoof , nnd had a narrow escape from death.
The safe In ttio drug store of U W. Hlno &
Co. , In Stnntou , wns cracked nnd the thlovos
secured $ : ) ,000 lu notes , besides considerable
jewelry.
Of the more thmi three hundred pioneers
of the Old Settlors' association of Leo
county , which was organized twenty years
ago , less than sixty remain.
Eugene llohlnson , proprietor of a floating
theater , who wa.s sued by n Kuokuk colored
man for (10,000 damages for refusing to sell
him a reserve seat , bus compromised iho case
for S < > 0.
Three young follows who have boon ox-
tonslvoly ongaccd In the poultry business at
Missouri Valley linvo boon found guilty of
stealing their warm from fanners' hon houses
and sent to jail ,
Hampton Is to huvo n mlle track. A
company of citizens , headed by the mayor ,
have bought slxty-sovon acres of ground
near the town and a driving park will bo
made second to none In tbo stato.
The body of an unknown man was found
on the river bank six miles south of Hod Oak
by some boys who wcro In bathing. An In
quest was held and n verdict returned that
tun man died of starvation und exposure ,
Ho was about slxty-Hvo years old and wns
evidently Insane.
A seventeen-yc.ir-oUl girl from Ottumwa
went to Dos Molnes fully determined to outer
upon n life of hnaino , Sbo applied for ad-
inUsion to a notorious house , and , contrary
to tho.uiunl custom , the landlady called In
the rbiof of pelico and bad tbo runaway girl
returned to her friends.
State Treasurer U. A. Booson volunteers
the Information that iho Iowa Knights of
Pythias Insurance association Is taking stops
to ctiungo Its imiiui , la order to comply wltb a
resolution of the supreme lodge In ib'.H ) . This
action will cud the bitter controversy In
which the association baa been Involved , ana
will avert a threatened legRl battle.
The soft glow of the tea rose U acquired by
ladies vrho use I'ouoal'i Complexion Powdor.
Try it.
I' OK HUPUBMi : JUDOI3.
NotnlnccM for Dcninornln and
Itopnhllcaiifl.
Mayor Frank P. Ireland of Nebraska City
wns at tlio Paxton hotel last night. Ho
claims that ho ta practically out of politics ,
not oven being n member of the democratic
state central committee. Ho has boon nway
from the state so frequently of late that ho
known Ilttlo or nothing of what has been
donoby these actively engaged in politics. Ho
had heard , However , that Mr. Broody's name
had boon mentioned as n candidate fur supreme
premo Judge , but did not Know whether or
not ho would bo nominated or accept the
nomination If tendered him.
Walt Scaly of Bennett , secretary of tiio re
publican state central committee , was In
town yesterday. Ilo was n.skod whom the
republicans would nominate for supreme
Judge and replied that ho thought Meikiojohn
would secure the position.
"Thoro U a question , " continued Mr.
Sccly , "whether Mr. Molklnjohn will accept
the nomination , A number of letters bnvo
been written tn him on the subject and to all
of them ho has made about tbo same answer ,
that ho didn't think ho was competent. Ho
Is one of the most modest men I know of. It
was about the sumo way when ho wns nskod
to run for lieutenant governor. He said ha
was too young nnd didn't 1'noxv enough. He's
not n very showy man , but ho's pretty deep.
Thcro Isn't n brighter young man In the
state. He's n close student. "
"Wouldn't his nomination for tho' supreme
bench take him out of the race for congress 1"
"Well , that's It. Ho very likely would llko
tn go to congrois , because he bus been a can-
dldato a couple of times.
' What about the chances of Judge Cobb
for securing the nomination ) "
"Thoro Is n fe.ir that ho could not bo
elected. That decision ( regarding Boyd's
citizenship ) would cost him n number of
Votes. "
"Those , however , would bo mainly demo
cratic votes , would they not ! "
"No , there nro many republicans ever the
state who were dissatisfied with It. Melklo-
John would got a largo number of democratic
votes , and Independents also. Ho spoka on
the Fourth of July nnd a number of alliance
people hoard him. They were agreeably dis
appointed. They had thought that ho was a
man with horns. But they were nil pleased
with him. They recognized that ho would
render n decision upon the merits of n case
find not bo affected by any personal or politi
cal motives. If Mulklcjohn Is nominated I
don't think the democrats will make any
nomination. " _
OLD KING PI LATH.
He IjnndB In the Oinnlm Jail After
AKCS of Misfortune.
If Hick Carpenter , the venerable third
baseman of the Kansas Cltys , had been at
the police station yesterday morning , ho would
certainly have rooallcd the days nnd scenes
of his childhood , unil that , too , by renewing
his acquaintance with n personage who has
been erroneously supposed to have died
several hundred years ago.
Vou may not bollovo It , but It was King
Pilnto , the very same identical old dulTcr ,
whoso ancient cussedness Is known to all
who nro familiar with biblical lore.
A few skoDtlcs about the station wora In
clined to disbelieve It at first , but thcro was
old Pilate himsolf.and there was bis word for
It , too.
It was evident , oven before ho said so , that
ho had experienced sad reverses slnco ho was
Urst heard of in the palmy days of Jerusalem ,
and he had gene from bad to worse , taking
big tumbles nt each succeeding descent.
Timn had dealt harshly with his royal jags ,
and ho acknowledged that the events of the
old days of purple and line linen could be recalled - .
called only nt long Intervals ns the mental
phantasmagoria of a pleasant dream.
On top of his other mUfortunos the cruel and
long continued buffctings of failure had de
stroyed hh reason and the old fellow was as
cra y as a bedbug.
Weak , half starved , sick and demented ,
Pilate was a sad relic when tbo officers
fished him out of the weeds in the rear of
Hello Brandon's disorderly house in the
Third ward. He was literally ulivo with
vermin , nnd ho was therefore taken up more
tenderly nnd handled with greater cnro tnan
was Thomas Hood's ooor unfortunate , who
hastened madly to death In the swim.
Ho was taken to the station and placed on
n cot to await consideration nt the doctor's
bands , whllo a quartette of his disconsolate
body guards , that had been outwitted by the
vigilance and agility of the Jailer , climbed up
on a bench nlonsldo and forgot their sorrows
In n game of high five.
DoWitt's Llttlo barly Ulsors ; host Ilttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour atomach , bad breath.
. AVestcrn I'cns'ong.
WASHIXOTO.V , July 13. [ Special Telegram
to THE Bi'.L-.J The following list of pensions
granted is reported by Tuu Bcc nnd Exam
iner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original James D. Finloy ,
Benjamin F. Thorn , George Fisner , John
Hess , George W. Snipcee , Daniel C. Miller ,
\bijau Brlsca , George Wathin , Isaac Smith ,
Clinton H. Alden , Joseph Littleflold , Jojoph
H. Graham , William L. D.xvls , Obadlah
Scott , John N. Holliday , Benjamin F. Barry ,
Lymnn Blowers , Peter Schnoidorwlnd ,
Charles L. Long , Louis Bennovora. Addi
tional Albert H. Hall. Original widows-
Josephine Mountain , Mar.a Wright.
Iowa Original : Ivor Prott , Tnomas Fullerton -
lorton , Ernstus L. Bean , Dennis Cloonoy ,
Lnfayotto Blnkoly. Daniel King , Puilllu
Hombo , Oscar H. Whltcomb , Miles Holton ,
John Small , James M. Evans , Ell Jay , Empy
M. Santee , Francis M , Berry , William Bash-
ford , Noel M. Adams. James Gonldon , Will-
lam C. Tyler , Henry Brockman , Frank Rich-
nrdson , Reuben B. Lambert , William F.
Ward , George B. Bladon , William H. Van-
ness , James D. Gray , Samuel N. Bishop ,
Lovl Terwilllger. Jefferson Gregg , John A.
Holsaplo , Peter Henry , Michael J. Kelley ,
Albert Sherman , Cyrcl D. Cooper , David
Tipton , James E. Batomen , HoU
Us M. Cass , Phillip M. Stone ,
Gcorgo M. Williams , John Brun-
son , Dennis Duff , Charles C. Adams ,
Edward C. Davis , Daniel U. Jones , Abraham
Eshcllman , Samuel S. Johnson , William F.
Atkinson. Asa Pay , Elijah S. Wlno , David
Solos , Benjamin Hashbrouk , Nathaniel
Grimes. Charles W. Cook , Henry Crawford ,
Jobn A. Dover , Henry Illian. Almon K.
Haff , John F. Frlos , John Dalloy. Frank
Wilson , Molvlllo Hlchardson , James D. Tay
lor , Xavlor A. Belcher. Restoring nnd in
crease Thomas T. Adams. Original
widow Phojbo M. Stowart. Mexican
widow Surah Kondull.
Usn Hnller's Gorman Pills , the great con
stlpatlon and llvor regulator.
Military Matters.
Major John V. Furoy , chief quartermaster
of the department of Dakota , spent Sunday In
Omaha visiting with friends. Major Furey
wns stationed at these headquarters for six
years and has many friends In the city. Ho
loft today for Fort Mcado on official business.
Lieutenant C. D. Vance , of the Sixteenth
Infantry arrived yesterday from Fort Du
Chosno and will report at once for duty at
Bcllovuo rllle range.
Miss Florence Stnnton , daughter of Col.
F. H. Stnnton , chief paymaster of the de
partment of the Pintto , nan gone to spend a
month with Miss Joslo Furoy of St. Paul.
The second assistant In the United States
treasurer's office Is maklnc It very unpleas
ant for army officials just now by suspending
all Items upon bills of expense which are
turned In for sleeping cars where ono day's
ride Is included.
liosjlor's MagicHcadacna Wafers. Cures al
headaches in 20 minutes. At ull druggls ts
ChrlHllnii KxourslonlNls Coming.
An excursion party of about sixty people
from the Now England states , who have
been attending the Young People's Society
of Christian Endeavor convention at Minne
apolis , will arrlvo In the city at 8:33 : o'clock
this morning , and will leave at lO.'IPJ a. in. on
the regular union Pnclfio train for Colorado.
Tbo party will bo In charge of M. J , Groovy
traveling passenger agent of the Union
Pacific west of Omaha.
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Ktscra ; only pill to
euro sick headache and regulate the bi-.csol
Gliuroli Ntfiiiik by
During tbo storm Saturday morning light
ning struck St. Mary's Episcopal church at
Florence , demolishing the chimney and
gable , breaking windows and bndty damag
ing the plastering and papering. The lots
will Amount to 1 00 ,
PRICE IS HELD FOR MURDER ,
Ooroner'B Jury Ohai oi Him witb Killing
Mrs , Tanny Tato.
STORY DEVELOPED AT THE INQUEST.
Strong ClruuniRliuitliil Kvldonco
Ajjulnnt tlio AtottHO : < l Ho WIIH
Drunk and doted Strnncoly
Seen to Blip Into tlio Vnrtl.
Thrco o'clock yesterday afternoon was the
hour sot by the coroner for the Inquest on
the body of Fnnnlo Tuto , the murdered
woman. By2io : ; rjulto a crowd of curious
people nnd collected on the sidewalk In front
of Hunfoy , t Hoafoy's , nnd made a patrol
man's ' Ufa miserable keeping the space
cleared.
At ! ) :30 : the coroner arrived , and Constable
Dlngmnti brought In the last Jurymnn.
Count > Attorney Mahony sat on the right
of Dr. Hum KUII and questioned the wit
nesses. Attorney D. L. Lupsloy wns present
as a representative of Prlco and cross-oxnm-
Incd most of the witnesses.
Dr. Charles C. Allison was first placed
upon the stand. The physician .stated that
ho had tnado a post mortem examination of
the body whllo It was yet warm. On the
loft sldo of the neck was a discoloration nnd
also two distinct marks a couple
of inches In length. There were
black spots near each nye , but
no abrasion of the sidn. The lungs were
deeply congested nnd "thoro wns a largo
amount of bloody , frothy mucus In the bron
chial tubes. The other organs of the body
were normal. An Internal examination of
the nock shownd a rupture of the blood ves
sels nnd n contusion of the muscles. Dr.
Allison was unable to state positively
whether the woman Uad been assaulted or
not.
not.Dan Tatc , husband of the dond woman
said that ha loft homo about liiUO o'clock for
his work. At 10:45 : word reached him that
his wlfo was dead and ho hurried homo.
Mr. Mahoney mudo n diagram of the house
nnd surroundlnrs and Tate explained to the
Jury the position of the woodshed and out
buildings. His wlfo was in the habit of
locking up his dog * In the woodshed every
night before she went to bed.
So von-.v car-old Charlpy Tate told his story
ngaln. When ho first wont on the stand ho
wns bauly frightened , but soon cooled down
and answered all questions in n .straight
forward manner. Ho said that his motnor
came homo about dark nnd that Price was
with hor. A lump was lit nnd ho was sent
for boor. In n Ilttlo whllo ho was again sent
for beer nnd then Price wont nway. When
ho was gene his mother said she was going to
Gertie Kelly's , and loft Charley on the front
step eating n plcco of broad. ' The lad said bo
saw Price go down toward the tracks and
then coino up and outer the yard through a
hole In the fence. Deforo long Nelson
Turklason came to iho door and
asked what the nolsoiwas in the wood shod.
They wont there tojjqthor. As they stopped
into the alloy a man was seen running cast
ioward the railroad track. Was sure Price
was tno man ho saw.running.
On cross-examination the boy told the same
story.
Chris Thompson , twelve years old , lives
next door to the Tate houso. Ho said that
ho was ready for bed whan ho hoard someone
ono scream and sa3V"Stop , you nro choking
me. " At first ho thought It was the dogs ,
but then ho hoardithc screams repeated fol
lowed by n counlo of kicks against the sides
of the shod. After this the boy wont to bed.
but got up when ho hoard people talking in
the alloy.
Christina Thompson , mother of Chris ,
told about hearing the screams , but as she
docs not understand Encllbh she paid no
particular atteutlonito them.
Nelson Turkelson lives across tbo alloy in
a house fronting on Sixth street. Ho saw
Fannie Tate and n colored man drinking boor
in the house during the evening. Ho was
talking with Mrs. Tnto during tnoovoning.
She said she was going up to the saloon
where her husband worked and make trouble ,
but did not say what the trouble was.
Ho saw Price on Sixth street alone about
90 : : ! o'clock. About 10 o'clock ho was in the
yard uack of his homo nnd sav a colored
man in the nllov , who disappeared through a
hole In the Tate fence. Ho then went to
IHtlo Cbnrloy Tnte anil asked who the man
in the back yard was. Together they wont
out nnd looked In the woodshod. While
there Prod Nelson came along , and
by lighting matches they saw the woman
lying on the floor. Ho called
Ofllcer Fields at onco. His motive In going
to the shod was that ho thought somebody
was trying to steal some of Tato's pups. Tbo
woman was lying on her back with her
clothing considerably mussed and Iho pups
ware linking her face.
Ofllcor Vance Fields said that ho was
standing near the front of Turkloson's ' saloon
when Nels came up and told him that there
was a dead woman in the alloy. Ho stepped
at Tato's house and got a lamp , than went on
to the shod ; where ho found the body. An
alarm was sent In for the patrol wacon and
the coroner , Dr. Swanson , who was In a
drugstore near by , was called and pro
nounced the woman dead.
Ida Crown-Nelson said that Mrs. Tate was
her aunt , nnd that Prlco and Mrs. Tate had
been at her house during the availing. Price
wanted logo homo with Mrs. Tate , but as ho
was drunk her aunt did not want him to.
They both loft the house together. Prlco
ciimo back about 10:30 : p. in. and acted
stranger , besides talking In a foolish way.
After considerable talk ho started for homo ,
and witness walked to Sixteenth street with
him.
him.Mlko McCarthy , Mary Johnson and Will
iam Hiloy testified , but nothing now was de
veloped.
The case was then given to the Jury , and
after about five minutes' deliberation it re
turned a verdict , of stragulatlon at the hands
of Jake Prlco. _
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Risers. Best Ilttlo
pill over mado. Cure constipation every
timo. None equal. Use them now.
Too Knrly 1'or Them.
At the mooting of the board of public
works hold InsJ Friday , the members agreed
to moot C. E. Squires , the street sweeping
contractor , and Inspect the workings of anew
now four-horse sweeper that has boon re
cently purchased. The meeting was to have
boon held nt 1 : UO o'clock yesterday morning
Thosweopor was on the streets doing Us
work , but owing to > the early hour none of
the Interested partial were present.
Constipation potions the blood ; DoWitt's
Little Karly Itlsorir euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disease Is gone.
\Vnnt TliolrnKo-incr Tonolior.
Some of the Central Park citizens are up In
arms over the nctloir of the board of educa
tion In dropping Mis Kl\\o \ Heed's name from
the teachers' list. They will present a pretest -
test to the board tonight and ii.sk that Miss
Hoou bo ro-olootodutnd assigned to duty nt
the Contra ! Park chool for iho next school
year. _ _
Mrs. Wlnslow's -Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething softens the 'gums and allays
all pain. S3 contt n bottlo.
1'ont pound.
Owing to ttio Illness of Key , Dr. Hamllii of
Washington , D. C. , who was to have been
the principal speaker of the occasion , the
Prosbyterlau banquet to have beun given at
the Mlllurd hotel tonight , has been post-
Donod.
ARE YOU A WAITER ?
,
Do you deftly balance a tray full ( of dishes ) on your fingers
as you sing that beautiful song : "Roast-beef-pork-veal-
c-o-r-n-b-e-e-f-a-n-d-m-u-t-t-o-n-h-a-a-s-s-s-h " bartender
- - - - - - - - - - - - - ? Are- you a
tender ? and do you juggle the glasses down the bar and draw the
amber fluid in the glistening glass at a dime a draw ? Are you a barber ?
and clo you gently whisper in your victim's ear : "Bay rum ? Shampoo ?
Luster , sir ? " as you cut a gash in his oxidyzed cheek ? If you belong tO "
any of these professions , you've always had to pay too 'much for
your professional coats and jackets haven't you ? That's because wp
didn't sell'em. We do now. We've put in a full line of them on our
second floor , and if you'll take the pains to compare our prices with
what you've been paying , you'll find a big difference.
Overalls too.
That's another thing we never kept till lately. We've just made a
ne.w department in our basement , for the sale of Overalls , Jumpers and
Jeans Pants. Our Overalls and Jean pants are made expressly for
us and we warrant every pair. That means if you buy a pair and
wear them and the stitches rip , or the buttons come off , or the goods
are notsatisfactory you get a new
WE CLOSE AT 6:30 : P.M. SATURDAYS , 10 O'CLOCK
IN Til K COUHTS.
CIoKinjr Up Itusiiiess Prior to a
Suiiinioi-'H Host.
The district court rooms presented a lonesome -
some appearance yesterday , as most of the
Judges , bailiffs , attorneys and Jurors had
deserted the apartments they have occupied
slnco May 11 , the date upon which the term
of court Just closed convened.
For a short time this morning Judges
Irvine , Doano and Ferguson wcro on the
bench to ho.ir ex parto motions , but It was
not long , for they soon laid aside the Judicial
robes and went out to soolc recreation.
In the case of C. N. Ulctz and a dozen In
surance companies against tno Missouri Pa
cific railroad , the Jury returned n verdict ,
finding for the defendant , the railroad com
pany. This was n case of long standing.
Some tlirco years ao Ulotz's lumber yard ,
situated along the Missouri Pacillc tr.iclts nn
the north bottoms , caught tire and burnod.
DIctz ana the insurance companies brought
suit against the railroad company , claiming
that tlio lira caught from coals dropped from
the engine , and that the same was the result
of carelessness. Suit was then Drought to
recover the sum of $ . ' 7,0(53 ( , the vuluo of the
lumbar destroyed ,
Judge Estcllo issued a stay of execu
tion in the case ugninst Euwnrd Hocks-
hlmor , who was convicted of forgery nnd
sentenced to a term of four years in the peni
tentiary. The order came about on account
of the attorney for the defense having taken
the case to the siiDromo court on a writ of
error. As the case will not bo heard for some
months , this gives the defendant a chance to
remain nn inmate at the county Jail.
Minnie nnd Theodora Wodrig , who reside
on n farm near Florence and operate a gar
den , have had trouble. Mtnnio now asks for
a divorce and a division of the property , both
real and personal. In her petition the wife
charges that she und the defendant united
their hands and fortunes Juno 14 , 1873. The
husband was loving and kind for a number
of years , but of late has been considerably on
the brute order. Ho made her do a man's
work in the field , besides driving n cart to
soil vegetables. July U .sho brouirht a loa d of
vegetables to Omaha , and nt night when she
returned homo Theodora proceeded to whip
nor , simply because the amonntof money she
received did not ngroo with his ideas.
. Judge Irvine will bo on the bench today for
the purpose of hearing motion. * for now
trials.
Judge Davis departed for Colorado yester
day , where ho will remain several weeks , do-
votlng bis energies to climbing mountains.
The Howoscalo took llrstpromicm at Phila
dclphla , Paris , Sydney and other exhibitions.
Dordon & Sollock Uo. , Agts. , Chicago.
West I'oiut GonsipH.
WEST POIXT , Nob. , July 13. [ Special to
Tin : Bin : . ] Ualn has boon the order of ttio
day tor the past month.
Uov. Father Ilnvalburg has gene to Atkin
son to assume charge of the Catholic parish
thcro.
Jlmmlo Larson , ono of the Juvonllo band
bovs. was severely injured whllo sculling
with homo of the boys at Hooper last Satur
day.
William Mayor of Cumin ? Creak died last
Monday. Mr. Mayor was In his seventy-ninth
year , nnd loaves n largo finally of grown-up
children.
Mosdnmes W. U. Arttnan , Long , Person
nnd Miss Lizzie Long loft for Pennsylvania
Tuesday where they will spend several weeks
visiting old friends.
Mrs. Siniuol Miller has gene to Madison to
visit her daucthtors , Mrs. F. A. Long und
Mrs , M. Garret.
Alexis Schott , who wns nil through the
Crimean war In ISM and hns several wounds
to show for his services nt Sabastopol , lias
recently received n pension of $ llJO ) from the
French government.
Nearly all the farmers will cominonco cut-
Una grain this week.
Mrs. Charles Uoonthnl will Iwo for a
week's sojourn at Hot Springs , S. D.
Oscar Springer , a former West Point boy ,
Is Implicated in n stabbing affray nt Seattle ,
Wash. Ho plunged n dirk knlfo through the
loft lung of n man nuniuit Uobans for nllonat-
ing the affections of the young lady to whom
he had been paving his attention. Young
Springer , who is about inonty years old ,
succeeded In effecting an escape.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. linker and family loft
Tuesday on n visit to Bo.toii. They will bo
absent about six weeks.
The dimming County Teachers' associa
tion will bu hold harp July-Uth. The reg
ular county Institute will commanco the
following day.
Two sisters of Minnie Doflln , Misses
Emma and Hoslo , of Kansas City are hero
visiting.
The C. S. P. S. will have a grand picnic at
HIvorsldo park on the 12th Inst.
George Hey , who delivered the oration to
our people on the Fourth , is a former West
Point boy and attended the high school. For
pure patriotism and zeal ho Is to bo com
mended to these tifnocd of public oniters for
all public occasions.
Paul ICaso has gene to the western part of
the state to visit a brother and will bo genoa
a couple of weeks.
Dun Thompson left for Mtnnuapolls Wod-
noulny afternoon , accompanied by Miss Lily
Thompson.
Cook's Extra Dry Chnmpagnb is ono of the
most delicious beverages in the market. Once
tried It will always be on your tubto.
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N V , Doctored with ninny physicians for lu'imlo
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dm stliuul for \oun > < I itdiu und I'lilldren I'ull
courrei of t iy ini'liiduiK propuratl > u furtul
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DOCTOR McGrBEW
THE SPECIALIST
Morctliun 13 yo.iri niperloncj In the troit'uont Jt
PRIVATE DISEASES.
Acuro Kunrnuloeil In .1 to 5 diiyi , wllhont holoii Jt
tin hour's tlmu
GLEET.
The mo t complete and nbjolitto cure for gleet nn4
nil annoying illsclmrnoj over known to the moJlcal
proteaslun. Permanently cured In from3 to Uiliyi
STRICTURE
Or pnln In relieving tlio bladder cured without piln
or InHtruinoiils , no cutting , no diluting. The uioit
rcmurktiblo remedy known to modern acleuco.
SYPHILIS.
Cured In SO In H ) dny Dr. McJrow' troatmerrffor
( bis terrlblo blooilillio.no hu : been pronounced U
most successful remedy ovordlicovornd for tin1 lib-
tolulo euro of the illioiso. lllJ nuccon with. ItiH
disease hni never been uiuulloJ. A complete cura
Kuuruntcod.
LOST MA.NHOOD
nejs.nll u-O'iknosioi of tl o soxunl onzani. norroui *
And timidity nnd despondency nbiolutely enrol.
Tb orellef U Immediate and complete.
SKIN'DISEASES ,
nnd nil ( llfonioi of tbo blood , llvor , kidney * , nnj
bhidder permanently cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
Tbo doctor n "Homo Treatment" for ladles la pro
nonncud by ull who have use.l It to be the moat com
plutoand convenient remedy ever oircrod for Iba
trcatmentof female disease * . It Is truly n wonderful
remedy. Hours for Imlloi , from 'I to I only.
DR. MoGrREW'3
Marvellous success In the treatment of private dlt.
eases has won for him n reputation which Is trulp
national In character , nnd his imnt army of patlont <
reaches from thu Atlantic to the I'nrlilo. Tba doctor
In n urndiiato of "roKulir" medli-lna and has hay
loni ; nnd careful oxporlenro In hospital practloa ,
nnd Is clasaud nmoiiK thu leaillni ; ipeclallats In moil * . ,
rrn science. Tro itmont by correspondence. Writ *
for circulars about each of thu above dlienei , frea.
Olticu Mth and Kuril tm StrjoW , Oinalu
Nob. Entninoa on otthor Btraot.
MOORE'S
For DisciiBos of the Liver use Mooro'i
Tree of Lifo.
For the Blood , use Mooro'a Tree o !
Lifu.
For Catarrh use Mooro's Tnie of Lifo
Criturrh Cure.
Monre's 'Irooof Ilf . n | > o ltlto earn tar Kldnnr
nd l.lror fomplilnt and all b u'jd illsnaie. . Don lit
i > y lo snlTiir whan you can lira I by mln < Maori ) ' *
Trtioof l.lfu , thullro.it l.lfu
Tet'th wlllio'it ' pliitus , reinovatjlo
work , "Hr. Thro-Kwortwi'ii putunt" No
ilrnpplNKiliiwn of pi HI OH , lilto unytliliu you
I Ik D. Ir.clh niiuulli Hun , JilHt tin ) llilnu for
minister * , lunyurHiiixl publicnpeuknrs. 1'rlca
ii lltiln niiirii tiiiin rubliur plikti'i , wltliln roach
nf'iill Or. llnllcy Di-iiiMt.liiiB lliu nolo t-Mln
tn Uinitlin unil llonulus Cuiiuty , Olllco 3rd llo > t
l'iton : block , Uinuliu * ,
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