Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY /WEDNESDAY : / , JULY 20 , 1801.
RESULTS OF THE DECISION ,
Justice Brewer's Ruling Gives Rise to
Turther Railroad Oomplication ,
NO DEPOT ROOM FOR THE ROCK ISLAND.
The Union Pnulllu tl\it no Depot
to OIToi Attorncyu
or the KoiulH Hold
n Conference.
An oniclnl of the Union depot company
Jtntud yesterday that the decree ot the court
In the brlilKO ciuo would not ndmit the Uock
Island nnd Milwaukee roads Into the union
ilnpot. The Union I'nclllo did not own the
grounds now used hy the HurlitiHton i'nd the
Union I'nclllc , nnd could not , therefore ,
nutlion/o the Kock Island nnd Mllwau-
kco to enter thoao Krounds. All the
I'lilon i'aclllo could do would ho to nllow
these roads to enter Its yards and tracks. It
might he liahlo for dumaces hv reason of its
fniluro to "deliver the Koods , " hut , at the
f aino tlnio , It was evident that this was en
tirely beyond Its powers.
When nsKcd what bearing this decision
would have upon the cnso ho said ho did not
sea what possible Inlluenco it could have ,
unless It nduht possibly hun moans of Indue-
iiiK Messis. IIowo nnd Stuht to withdraw
their injunction suit BRalnst the depot com
pany.
( onlcrciieo of Attorni-yH
Attorneys for the Hock Island nnd the
Union i'acillc hold n. conference
as HURKe ted by .lustico Urowor , with
tlio idea of arriving nt nn ngru3iiont : on
the terms of n decree to be made by the court
in the bridge case.
The parties agreed on nil the points except
that of grunting a supswedons nnd an
other point of minor Importance. On
these two points their differences will
bo submitted to the court anil by It adjusted.
The Union 1'iieilic will make n formal
application for a superseilcas and will nsk the
court to llx the amount of tno bond to bn
required In case the application is ur.intcd.
If the amount is deemed lee largo the appli
cation will not bo pushed.
The ivock ( slnnd people feel confident tlmt
the court will overrule the application for a
Buperscdcsis nnd dcrrro the immediate per
formance of the terms of the contract.
W. I. Allen of ( JhicaKo , assistant general
mnmmcr of the Hock Island , nnd Division Su-
perindent IJurJoy of Topekn , nro in the city
Jor the purpose of entcrinir into the work of
making up a Joint train .schedule , ami Divi
sion Supjriutcndunt C. A. Ooodnow , of the
Milwaukee , Is In the city on the same er
rand lor his road.
President Cable stated yesterday that
trains would bo run over tno bridge anil
throiiL'h Omaha us soon as n schedule could
bo arranged.
Judfjo Thurston stated that the case was
of such Importance that It wo lid bo taken to
the now court of appeals Whichever party
was defeated In that court would undoubtedly
carry the case to the supreme court , as they
would not feel Justified in dropping n case o'f
such magnitude before reaching tno court of
last resort.
Uoports Irnm South Onmhn and the UlutTs
to the effect that the Union I'neilio had
blockaded the tracks at the points
where Iho Kock Island made connections ,
were looked upon us ridiculous nt the Union
I'acillc headquarters. It was positively
stated that no orders of that sort had been
Issued , and If anything of that kind
had been dona It would bo a cause
for immediate investigation. Superintendent
Nichols was 'asked about the matter nnd
stated that the report was absolutely without
foundation. Speaking more particularly
about thu South Omaha case , no said th.it
three or four empty freight earn had uccn
run onto the sidetracic with which the Hock
Island intended to connect , nnd were de
railed. This was done during the trouble
several months ago and thn cars had not been
removed slnco. Nothing had been done re
cently to block the tracks nnd ho
knew of no attempt on the part
of the Hock Island to gam nn entrance
upon the Union 1'ncltio tracks. There
was no connection nt South Omaha with the
Hock Island tracks , nnd no attempt hud been
made to make any connections.
President Cnblo was spoken to about thn
matter , and snid no attempt had been mndo
to nffcct an entrance upon the Union I'ncilic
tracks. Ho said his people were not born
fools and things were coming their way lib
fast ns could bo expected.
As soon as the decree of the court is en
tered the Hock Island will bo begin a suit
for dam.igps against the Union Pacific.
1 ho amount to bo sued for has not been
decided lit on , but It is sale to say that the
nmount will bo over $ TiOu , ( ) per day lor every
day since the contract was abrogated.
" 'ho Milwaukee will also commence a simi
lar suit , nut for n somewhat loss amount , ns
Its case Is slightly different from thut of Iho
Kock Island.
.
Thnuly Ailvluu.
Now Is the tiiuo to provide yourself nnd
family with n reliable remndy for bowel
complaints. It is almost certain to bo needed ,
nnd no family can afford to be without it. It
costs but n trillo and may be the means of
saving much suffering , if not life1 Tliero are
many different remedies in use , but Uham-
borlnln's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Heincdy is undoubtedly the best. 2. ) and fiO
cent bottles for hale by druggists.
AN AKUIOAN IN 'IM1 3 UOIfiit. ;
Another .Muddlo OvorOnv ol'tlio City
Mull Conlriiuts.
Tliero nro somu indications that an African
lurks about the new city hall and that ho has
taken up tils temporary nbodo not fur Irom
thu bailer rooms.
Wtien John 1 < \ Coots secured the contract
for the Interior finish of the building , the
Etcam-hcuting , plumbing nnd furnishing of
boilers was Included. Ills bond was ap
proved , and In the specltlcatlons it was
stated that lie was to furnish four boilers ,
constructed of whut Is known to the trade as
"Otis" Mii'l.
In duo Hum not lee was sent out to bidders
to submit propositions on doing the work.
Any number of bids cuino in , and hv Mr.
Coots , the contract wns mvardod to liaker &
Smith of Chicago , who bid on , nnd ngroed to
furnish boilers constructed of Park Bothers'
steel , although the spcclllcntlons plainly state
thin "Oils" steel should he the material used.
The boilers reached Omaha sma weeks
ngo , but as yet they have not been set.
Yesterday Mr. OstnoiT , chairman of the com
mittee on publlo property and buildings ,
made the discovery that ( ho bollurs were not
according to spocillcatlons. Mr. Coots was
notttlcd nnd admitted thu fact , though ho
Muted that Iho Park lirothurs' steel was
equally us good us tlmt known as "Otis"
steel , having n tensile strong Hi of tJO,000
pounds. He , however , offered no explana
tion for not following the requlremonU of
the specifications.
Holler Inspector Standnvon has sren tlio
boilers nnd refuses to pass thoin , stating
that they nro not In accordance ) with the
| Hcillcntlons , even If they are branded
"tiO.OOO pounds tensile strength. "
These four boilers weigh fifteen tons each ,
n total of r0OX ) pounds. The bids submitted
gave prices on thu "Otis" steel , which , It Is
claimed , coUs from I'M to : i cents more per
pound than the i'nrlc Brothers' steel. Thu
councllinon claim that the contract calls for
the "Otis" steel , but that linker & Smith nro
tuhitltntlngn cheaper grado. which makes n
rnko-off of train f..UK ) to $ Mik)0. )
The council will Investigate nnd in the
meantime nothing will bo done toward setting
tlio boilers. The plan is to take n coupon
from the boilers , sand it nway to bo tested ,
nnd if the test snows that the btc-cl does not
come up to tno required standard of strength
of the "Otis" steel , then the now boilers will
KO Into the dump.
Mr. iliifk , to the I'uhllc.
1 with to say to my friends and the nubile ,
that I rngurd Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
nnd Diarrhoea Kumody as the bust prcpnra *
tloti In use for Colic nnd Diarrhoea. U is the
Jincst selling medicine 1 over handled , be-
cuusu it always gives satisfaction. O. II.
CIAKK , Ornnguvllle , Texas.
flot Throe of the OUIIH.
On Juno 13 and agalu on July 4 tbo North
western railway company lost a case of gun s
In transit. A Uotcctlvo WM put to work on
the case nnd yesterday ho locAtoJ three of the
stolen gun * at Sam Friedman's pawn shop on
Dodge strcnt , The throe shooting Irons had
been pawned for 113 , which amount was paid
to the broker and the property released. The
railway detective will leave tonight for Chicago
cage with the stolen property.
A very Mr.nll plfl , but a very good cno.
DoWltt's Little Karly Hlscrs.
Furniture.
Visits. A. Orchard'BBpocinl en\o \ de
partment , HH you nmy llnil just what you
need iti the furniture line at very much
reduced prices. Continental block. 15th
and Do'jglua street.
MISS IllUGOS UICCOVIOHING.
A Corrput Statement of the Accident
anil Her \arrii\v KHCI ; | > C.
A reporter saw Dr. Oeorgo L. Miller last
evening nnd submitted to hln nn account of
the unfortunate accident which befell Miss
Prances llriggs , clipped from the Kctchum
( Idaho ) Keystone. The doctor read it and
said that the statement was n correct ono.
Inasmuch as the Omaha papers have not yet
published nil the facts connected with the
accident It is reproduced :
"A terrible accident which wo fear will
terminate fatally , lmppen ° d hern last Thurs-
na > evening. Dr. tJoorgo L. Miller's party
of 'Omaha had arrived In town n' nbout noon
of the day nnd repaired to the Hot. .Springs
for a night's rest , but being invited to tlio
h It to romu off that night , decided to
attend. Ho about b o'clock Mr. George
Met/lor dispatched n couple of carriages
to the Springs to bring thorn to the ball
Arriving in front of the nail
at about U o'clock In the evening ,
after nil of the passengers having
alighted except Miss Urlggs , wtio was being
assisted out by Mr. Metzler , when some ono
on the veranda overhead tapped on a bass
drum. The sound of the drum frightened
the loam , which sprang forward and knocked
Mr. Mot/lor down , the carriage wheels run
ning over his arm and lie. id , and , of course ,
his hold on the reins was bronen ami the
affrighted team ran away with Miss Brlggs
in the carriage. Had the lady retained her
presence of mind nnd remained in tlio car-
lingo all would have been well nnd no injury
done to any except Mr. Mot/.lor ,
whoso hurts fortunately are not
serious. But being frightened nnd
not knowing or thinking what it was best to
do , she did tlio worst thing she could have
done , nnd when the team nnd gotten to n
point opposite Circenhow .t Humsuy's store ,
she Jumped out of the living carriage , lightIng -
Ing directly on the top of tier head on Iho
hard street. The effect ol the fall was to
produce concussion of the brain. Vomiting
of blood succeeded , which symptoms led Dr.
Brown , who was called from Hailey
to attend tlio injuren woman , to fear
internal injuries. Miss Briggs was Imme
diately carried to Frank Stone's drug store
where our people , ono mid nil , with that
kindness of boat t lor which thuy nro distin
guished , did all tney could to assist her
friends In making her comfortable nnd ren
dering any relief possiulo ; but when morning
cnmi : and she wns carried to the depot and
put aboard of their car Dr. Miller having
telegraphed to Shoshone for an engine
her condition wns extremely precarious.
She , however , had become partially
conscious , and there seemed n pos-
ribllity of her recovery. The oncino
arrived at 11 o'clock Friday morning and the
comp'iny consisting of Dr. Ueorgo 1 . Miller ,
Miss Uriifgs , H. F. linger and Irmii Morley
of Omaha , nnd Mrs. Brinkloy of Baltimore ,
took their departure at once f jr Omaha. In
this connection it is proper to state that no
blame attaches , or can attach to Mr , Mot/lor
lor this deplorable accident. It was wholly
unavoidable , and so regarded by Dr. Miller
and his party. "
The doctor said last evening that Miss
Briggs' condition was favorable to complete
recovery. For two years past the lady has
made her home at the doctor's ' beautiful rcsl-
deuce in beymour purl : .
A .V.VO USVKMiS TS.
The management of the Fnrnain Street
theater will inaugurate n now feature nt the
Wednesday matinee which will undoubtedly
prove n winner from the beginning.
lioservcd scats in all parts of
the house will bo placed nt
25 cents. Heretofore the Wednesday mnti-
nco has teen n dead letter in Omaba , but tlio
management of the Farnam Street theater
mean to make the \Vcdncsdny matinee a
feature of the amusement life of 'the city nnd
to this end have decided to inaugurate the
departure. "Knjankn1 will bo the attraction
today and although it has been unseasonable
weather the p'liuomino has been making a
pronounced hit. Mile. Bcrtolo from the
Follies Bcrgcro , Paris , the Lincoln sisters
from thu London concert halls , Misses
Matnotto and Sennottc , nnd the French aero-
hats l.avo been received with great favor ,
rounding out a very delightful midsummer
pertoriminco.
Do Witt's LIUlo 1 < , irly liisors ; best little
pills fordyspcpsia , sour stomach , badbioath.
St. I OIIIH null Itcturn.
On July ! U , August 1 nnd 2 , the Mis
souri I'ncillo riiilwny will .soil round trip
tickets to SI. Louis' for Slli.oO. Tickets
will bo good to return until August IS.
For further information call at com
pany's otlleo , northeast corner Thir
teenth and Fnrnain , or Fifteenth and
Webster streets.
streets.THOMAS
THOMAS S. Gonnmv ,
P. & T. A.
J. O. Piui.i.H'lM , A. G. P. fi T. A.
Him Ten.
William Hiloy , colored , was tried in police
court yesterday afternoon for assaulting his
mistress , Ira Brown , with n knifo. At the
conclusion of the testimony Judg ) Helsloy
.sentenced Hiloy to twenty days in the county
Jail on bread and water. When the prisoner
wns being taken below ho spoke of the court
In very uncomplimentary terms , nnd the
judgocnllod out that ho would make the sen
tence thirty days on bread and water.
The I0colsioiSjiruiKH Company.
This company manufactures the now cclo-
bratoj Soturlan CJingor Ale which Is in gen
eral use on account of its purity of quality
and delicacy of llavor.
Gold In the H\K \ Horn Mountains.
Every day develops fresh evidences of
the Biirprlbinp richness of the recent
pold discoveries in tlio BigHorn moun
tains. How to got there ? Why , take
the lurlin ton Koulo to Moort-roft ,
Wyo. , tlioro connecting with the finest
htnio line in the northwest , running to
Shorldnn and UulTiilo , Wyo. , distribut
ing nolnts for northern Wyoming , and
bustling , wideawake towns lying almost
within the shadow of the Big Horn
range. Apply to agent Burlington
Route for rates , time tables , etc. Ticket
olllco , 1 ± M Farnam strewt , Omaha.
J. FltANt'ts , Gen. Pass. Agt.
Promptly It tiled.
Fred. Iloniborg was tried In pollco court
yesterday afternoon on the charge of mur
dering Michael Foley on Juno IS. Thu same
witnesses who gave evidence nt tbo coroner's
Imiucst were called nnd tostllled.
Judge ilelsloy held Hornborg for man
slaughter and fixed hU bond nt .lHX ) . The
Krug brewing company signed the documents
and Hornborg was released until his case is
called In the district court.
Complexion powder Is nn nbsoluto necessi
ty of the refined toilet in this climate. I'o/-
zonl's combines every clement of beauty ami
purity.
Von Can ICeacli
Saratoga 0:5-5 : a. m. .
Now York 2:10 : p. in. ,
Boston ! tlO : p. in. ,
Portland 8:00 : p. in. ,
And Intermediate points at n corro-
apondingly convenient hour the next day
after leaving Chicago by taking the
' 'Boston and Now York Special , " leav
ing Chicago dally at 10UO : a. in. via the
L'.tUo Shore route. Five other bplctidld
trains aUo leave at convenient hours.
No other eastern luio ulTords an equal
train service. Send for complete sched
ule , also summer tourist folder.
M. S. Gir.KS , T , P. A. , Chicago.
C. K. WlLliuu , W. P. A. , Ohlcaso.
CAME NEAR CROSSING OVER ,
Bibulous Boatman Have a Narrow Escape
from Drowning in Out-Off.
RESCUED BY NERVY RAILROAD MEN ,
Another Cliptor In If. II. Henderson' *
Financial Hintory Mr * . Auton'H
1'rotcnt Saved liy Cliiinoo
Oilier Jjouul NUWH.
Frank Mclnlnpor , n clijnrmnkor working
In Sixteenth street shop , and n friend who
1 llrcmun nt KI-UH'S brovvory , cninu very
near catering the pcnrly gates vm tlio muddy
wntcrd of Cut-olT luUo on Suiulny evening.
These two convivial spirits imbibed enough
of the extract of corn to ulovnto ttioni nbovo
the clouds ami then boarded a Union I'aclllo
engine nnd went to Cut-olT InKc. Here they
hired n boat inul went llshlnir. In ufow tno-
incuts thov booked something wbicti pulled
liliu a whulc.
Uotti men leaned on the line , but It was u
emu of Mahomet going to the mountain. The
boat unpilzcd mid both men touehed bottom.
They Implied up serenely several times but
neither could swim and thcio was n brilliant
prospect that they hud gene llshing for the
last limo.
At tills point In the proceedings Engineer
Tlionms Klniiey , of the Union 1'nclilc , who
was on his etiKino near the leo house , saw the
condition of alTalrs and sounded his whistle
several tlinos.
The sound attracted the attention of two
men in a boat a short distance from the shore ,
but they were so befuddled that they rowed
to shore. Three of the train crow , D.ivo
Smith , Dave Mi-Kvoy nnd Oeorgc Ellis ,
Jumped Into the boat and rowed quickly to
the spot.
Meinmger was under tbo boat nnd nothing :
could bo seen but his feet. These were
seized nnd ho was turned right side up with
his head out of water. Ilia companion was
soi/.ed by the collar and the boat turned
towards theshore. Itwas found that both men
were nearly dead and It was with grunt dilll-
eulty that they were resuscitated. They
were put on the engine and taken down
town , the water nnd whisky pouring out in
n largo stream. lioth recovered sulllelontlv
to walk nnd were none the worse for their
dueklni , ' .
n. n. iiuNDUKHJ.vs HAITI ; .
ItVns Miiuli Imt'tfcr Thau Was at
I'irsl I lioiixht.
Yesterday's developments indicate that
(1. ( II. Henderson , the head of the Henderson
investment company , who loft town between
two days , did not go away empty banded.
Any number of small creditors who nro
stuck In sums ranging from J50 to $100 con
stantly besipjro the ollli-e of the company
fondly hoping to got a gllnipjo of their
money that went glimmering.
It is now estimated that ho got away with
not less than f.'i.UOU in cold cash.
The fellow had two favonto methods of
operating , both of which deserve to be copy-
lighted. One plan was to go nmonir personal
friends nnd make the statement that hu had
a number ol gilt edged loans that he could
make on personal property if ho only had the
money. The friend would usually come to
his relief , after which ho would take the cash
and give his personal uotu duo in sixty or
ninety days.
Anotner f.ivorito plan was to dabble Iji real
estate loans. In doing this Mr. Henderson
hunted u straw man who made the npplica-
tion. Of coin-Mi Henderson did not have the
money to close up. so armed with the appli
cation he would visit some capitalist , who ,
upon the promise of the loan when com
pleted , would advance enough money to clear
some liens and other incumbranues from the
property.
Last wool ; this peculiar way of handling
the loan business was discovered by
sotno of the creditors , and an
order was issued tor Ilonuerson
to explain or return the money. lie was not
in n position to do either and consequently
took a short cut for other and now Holds.
Mrs. Henderson is still in the city and insists
that her tiusb.iml will return and square up
with his creditors , out they are of a uilTorent
opinion.
The Nebraska mortgage and loan company ,
of which J. II Van Closter is the president ,
mourns the loss or n large amount of money
that v/as conllded to Henderson tor loaning
purposes , but just how much is not known ,
as Mr. Van Closter refuses to glvo the
figures.
Ueforcdopirtinir for other fields Henderson
caught the American National bank for a
gocd-si/.ed sum.
That bank now holds Henderson's promises
to the extent of SI/J'JJ ' and is anxious to have
him return from his vacation which ho com
menced taking last Sunday.
lu order to save what It can the bank has
attached everything in sight , including the
Georgia avenue mansion nna the olllco furni-
tnroof the defunct Henderson Investment
company.
MUS. ACTON 011.1 KCTKD.
SIio Wanted to Have Four Loads < > ! '
I ity I'avini ; liloulCH.
Street Commissioner Flannory had his
hired men skirmishing around the norm end
of town yestord.xy looking up the paving
blocks that were washed out nt Thirtieth and
Spnuldlng streets. A general roundup of the
woodsheds In that vicinity revealed where
a greater part of the missing blocks were
concealed , and when the matter was explained -
plained to the parties who had gathered
them up littlu opposition was offered to tbo
city employes In recovering them.
The blocks were loaded up and carried
back to the Intersection where they had
been originally laid , all except these found in
A. Acton's shed , at iKUl Manderson street.
Acton offered no resistance , but Mis. Acton
did all the objecting that was necessary.
She declared that no ono should have the
four loads of blocks In her woodshed unless
they paid for tham , nnd she thereupon loc-ue-l
the door and put the key in her pocket.
Sergeant Whnltm who was assisting the
street commissioner , replied that ho would
bo compelled to got a search warrant nnd
tnko the property whether or no , hut Mrs.
Acton replied that no oillcor with brass but
tons could blnlT her and she whirled about
and went into the house.
A search warrant was socuroJ and the
property was finally taken , but not without
vociferous opposition from Mr.J. Acton , who
was prepared to defend her blocks to thu
last ditch if necessary , but Mio was out
numbered as wull as outgeneraled by the
enemy.
SAVni ) 1 Y OIICK. .
Kirn Dihcovrrcd In die Court House
Imto at Night.
It was by n meru accident that the court
house was prevented from going up In ( lames
Monday night.
All thu afternoon parties who wont
through thu corridor * of the building wore
aware of burning wood In the vicinity. At
times the Miioll of smoke was HO strong as to
bo almost stilling. Investigations were
made , but as nothing was found the conclu
sion was reached that the smell came from
the wood buing used in tliu Jail stovo.
The building was Closed for the dav and
all hands except the Janitor , Mike Leahyhint
gene homo. Just nftur U o'clock ho was
making the rounds of 1)10 ) building , nnd in
going through the basement saw n tongue ol
llamo shoot up from lUulloor ) f the west cor
ridor.
A pail of wntnr extinguished the ( lame *
without anv great amount of damage
The theory is Unit somu person had thrown
n cigar stub Into thoi corner. The Ilghtoc
end coming in consul with the lloor had
slowlj burned nil day and had Unfitly enter
n hole through tho'floor nnd was gradually
running up the partition.
A New KlnO of Insurance.
For 25 cents you ; can Insure yoilrsoll
und family ngalnsU any bad results fro it
an Attack of bowel complaint durliif
the summer. Ono or two doses of Cham
bcrlnln's Colic , tlholora nnd D'arrhooi '
Remedy will cure , any ordinary ruso. II
never falls nnd Is plunsant and safe to tnko
No Ono can nITord to travel without It. Foi
sale at 25 cents per bottle , by druggists.
GIVIOV TO UNCliH SAM.
HosiiH Detective Cuxrnii Turned Ovei
to thu I'Vilernl Authorities
Tho'bond of which Hogus Detectvo ! Cownr
talked .so glibly was hoard trom Momlnv
night. It Is for 310,000 ami Is signed by II.
C. Illtt nnd Alexander Green. Whether ot
not anyone was willing to assume thu re
sponslblllly of accepting the bond is as yol
unknown.
Mr. Cowan Is evidently ill nt case as to the
outcome of his case.
During the trial Monday nftornoon ho
leaned over toward the bench n couple of
times nnd exclaimed In n stngo whisper ,
"Judge , If 1 only got out of this I will never
bo n detective again. "
A woman of the town , who was one of the
witnesses ngalnst him , testified that Cowan
visited her three months ago , and threatened
to arrest her because stio refused to nllow
him to become her "lover. " Avondel &
Kelscr nro also on Cowan's trail for obtain
ing goods under false protonsos.
Ho had so-iio clothing clounod ,
but instead of paying for it ho
Unshed his star , announced that ho was a
United States detective , nnd said ho was
"good ns gold. " At any rate , ho was good
enough to subsequently grtn tie nnd pin at
the same place without paying for them , and
after making several promises to pay , none of
which were kept , ho became highly Indignant
when Mr. Koisor asked him for the money.
In view of these circumstances nnd others
which have since developed , the defrauded
merchant concluded to tile n complaint iigainst
Cowan.
Yesterday the defense undo n re
taliatory bluff shortly after court opened.
Hilt entered the courtroom accom
panied by Miss Shropshire , the younu
woman on account of whoso alleged
condition the druggist was induced to part
with Will , and stated that she would Hie n
criminal complaint against the drug man , but
she finally left without doing so , and llittnn-
nounccc' that none would be filed.
Attorney tlitt visited Cownn in Jail shortly
before noon and had a conference with him.
Shor ly utter returning to bis cell Cowan
was attacked with ono of his "fits , " nnd the
city physician was summoned to attend him.
"
Ho"said that the man was siifTcrtni : from
heart disease , nnd proscribed for him accord
ingly.
Cowan's weak pulse gradually grew
stronger nnd it wasn't long until Uichard
was himself again and sleeping soundly.
It has been decided to turn Mr. Cownn over
to the federal authorities , and he w'll ' bo
dropped into the hands of the United Stntos
marshal this morning. The olllcors of the
government propose to teach him a lesson or
two , ono of which will bo the fact that the
name of this great and glorious country is
altogether too good for a Jim Crow detective
joint.
Another person whohas a grievance against
Cowan is a iriooer named Nelson , who has a
store at lUlU Park * nvenue. Cowan worked
him for $5 for u book that was supposed to
toll the financial standing of everybody in
the country , and was also to collect nil lib
ba.t bills for him. Ho showed Jiis
star and explained that it was to
scare people ana bring them to time.
Mr. Nelson gave up his 55 like a little man ,
but has not yet received anything in return.
Ho has lilcd n complaint charging Cowan
with obtaining money under false pretenses.
If Mr. Cowan's popularity continues to in
crease thusly ho will soon bo hnadod for the
penitcntiarv on n tidal wave and burning the
bridges behind him.
There is danger in impure olood. There is
safety in taking Hood's Sarsaparilla , the
great blued purifier. 100 doses one dollar.
AM ; WANT MOXKY.
Creditors Invoice the Com-t'H Aid
t\K inst Delinquent Debtors.
Creditors are taking another whir ) nt the
Howell lumber company in an attempt to
collect debts that the company owed when
it went to the wall a few weeks ago. Yester
day four attachment suits were commenced
in the district , court. Grandin Brothers
have sued to recover < l'3,0.7i. ( The Fir-it
National bank of Punxsutawnoy , Pa. , is
after S4t.i3.H3 ! on n bill of exchange. The
Commercial National bank of Fremont , Neb. ,
wants ? liJO , ( ) and the Lincoln National bank
of Lincoln , III. , n trying to recover the stun
of jittl.V-i ; duo on it bill of exchange drawn
last. AI ay. The Homo investment company
has brought attachment proceedings to re
cover $1,200 due on n note executed by Ber
nard Uiley and indorsed by Gustavo B.
Hengon.
The Mutual loan and trust company has
sued Samuel A. Slonnn and C. H.Tonerav in
nn attempt to recover the .sum of ? JKU. ( ) The
plaintiff alleges that the notes were executed
by Sloman and pavment guaranteed by Ton-
cray. An attachment has issued against the
propet ty of both defendants.
Fred Mongudont has started after the
Kimball-Champ investment company nnd
has attached everything' in sight. For n
cause of action ho alleges that In Council
BlulTs , in March , IV.li ) , one A. J. Latory
negotiated a loan of $ iOOOD , from the defend
ant and secured the same by giving a mort
gage on bomo Omaha property. When the
loan was made it was understood that the
money was to bo used In the erection of u
building. The contract was let to the plain-
tilt , but only $ ISluO of the cost price was
overpaid , leaving n balance of $11,000 due.
This balance , the plaintiff avers , is hold by
the ICimball.Champ people , who rcftuo to
turn it over.
liil'oi-iiiitiion i-'rro.
Do you know that any uld sere or cut can
bo absolutely cured by tno intelligent use nf
nailer's Barbed Wlro' Llnimont. Bo merci
ful to your horsonnd try it.
I'ormitn.
The following permits were lssuo.1 by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
U. ( i. l.nnstry. nvo Mory frame und
brick ilnelUngTnunty-nuth and llur-
vny ( trouts . 17,503
L. IIti'ud , uno anil tine-half story frame
ihvullmi ; , utuniciiiith and D.inton
. I.MO
N. A. Knhns , mm mid one-lmlf story
fniniti dutilii | | , I I'iirty-Necond and
l < nl u Mruots . 1,5)0
A. .lolil. one nnd one-half story brick
dnellln.ThlrtyUlihU and Muplu
streets . 1,000
I'onr minor put mils . 1'tM
Total
The U. S. government are using largo nuin
bcisof the Improved lloivjio ilo-i . Bordun
& Sellcck Co. , ngonU , Chlcairo , III.
Mucuses.
The following murUi'u llivmus were Issued -
sued by Judge Shields yoitorJay :
Niiniu and Addrem. AL-C' .
I John W. NiiNnn , Omnlii. . . . : iO
Ida VValenlior. . Uuiaha . Ill
j lU-iiry 8. McDonald , Omiihti . IT ?
'atluTliiu A.Yliltn. . Uiiiiiha . ! M
III K llnjto , S mill Onrili i . Ill
I Myra I1 llruh .in. Siulh Omaha . ' . 'f >
i Jusupli I * , llurowlck. I'nliiinliim . M
i Agues lluruu rack , Umahu . I'j '
tlseJ in Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard ,
SUCUIIKI ) A HKCKKI'AUY.
John A. Olirr ol * Allmny \ \ III I.ool.
A ft or Oinalni'H Y. Sf. O. A.
Mr. Frank W. Obor of Albany , N. Y. , ba
boon secured by the directors of the Omahi
Young Men's Christian association to bjconu
general secretary of the Onmhn association
Mr. Obcr Is ono of the ablest men In tin
Young Men's Christian association work IE
America , Ho has been with thu Albany as
socintion for n great many years and has itio
with signal success. He Is n mar
about thirty years old nnd Is si\U :
to bo possessed of n wonderfu
amount of push and energy. II If brother la
cue of the foremost workers on the inter
national comtnlttco and has been In Omahi !
several times.
Mr. Oher will begin his work In Omaha
about September 1.
Mr. John M. Ha/olton , who has acted n
secretary for more than a year , will dull the
exclusive Young Men's Christian nssoclatlon
work nnd go Into business ns the treasurer ol
the Star loan and trust company.
Do Witt's Little Early Klsow , b-jst pill.
Gooruo Washburn , the noted safe blower
who was arrested a tiny or so ago on suspi
cion , was discharged In police court yesterday
'
day afternoon. Judge Helsloy told 'Wash
burn to strike out nt once for the other side
of the river or ho would bo looked up ngnln.
Too lomj
deluded the unliappy victim of
catarrh in the head. He's been
told that it can't bo cured. Don't
you believe it. It can be , and it
is no matter how bad or of how
long standing. It has been done
for thousands by Dr. Sago's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Other BO - called
remedies may palliate for .1 time ;
this cures for all time. By its mild ,
Eoothing , cleansing and healing
properties , it conquers the woist
cases. Its makers oiler , in good
faith , a reward of 5500 for a case
of catarrh which they cannot cure.
They are able to pay it. Are you
able to take it ?
The symptoms of catarrh arc ,
headache , obstruction of nose , dis
charges falling into throat , Koine-
times profuse , watery , and acrid , at
others , thick , tenacious , mucous ,
purulent , bloody , putrid 'and offen
sive ; eyes weak , ringing in cars ,
deafness ; offensive breath ; smell
and taste impaired , and general
debility. Only a few of these
symptoms likely to bo present at
once. Thousands of cases termi
nate in Consumption and end in the
grave , without over having mani
fested all these symptoms. Dr.
Sage's Remedy euros the worst
cases. 50 cents , by druggists.
Mtciionsut.Bii ii
KUADICATOU Curoi all , llieuin : bccau'O Itkllh
tlni mlciotmur Kcrni. 1'ut up ami rutMlul In fj.j
and ( J SI/UM , the litter i I2 I nalloin Hunt iiny-
wlioro prui ; ilil otj rec'-Mpt of prlou orC.O I * . \ \
IMIO n uii'unntoo to euro. Tim uutilli % tr.iijo nnJ
lobbvn . - < u : > illuil liy Ihu ( lee | iu.in Dnu I'o . M.J-
Cormlck.l l.und , Oninhn ; u. A. Melchcr , lluwniil
JMt'n mid 1) . .1. Soyknra , Smith Om.ili ; A. U. t'o a
tcr und M I' . Kills. Council lllulTi.
BLOOD I-
Pimples on the Pace | \
Breaking Out | !
Bkla Tronbloai
Ilttlo Seres ) H
Bolls l Blotoacsi :
Oold Boreal BadBroatai ;
Sere Mouth or Lips | :
If J > ill uniri-r from nnf of ;
ificno } iiil > l < Jiiii > , tliUo .
HffftFfEra3 $ ? :
MEStMalfll W :
ENGLISH
: ! ! . , 4tl
roil SALK ItKUIIN & CO. . Oiimlin.
& & &
uinketi 6 gal Ion 3.
% $ & % * tpiiklinc. BI tl
. Hold by oil
l nler //7'uheauliful
jtjtofe
1'aluro Itook nnd cartb
iwnt tunny nnonddrpr-fy"
" - U.K. miens x ct' . . '
I'll iladel phi-
: DOCTOR Ilicso CVlclimUJ nNJl.l'II ;
1'lllanrcn 1'osliho Guru fur Sli-U ;
Dl llc-utlnclic * . Illiluii nriti , and !
Coiiitl.iutlon. Rriall , pIcnK. !
s * nut ami n fmorllu nlth Ilir !
linlU-n. SolI In imlxiid : : for ! > . ;
d. . In AincrlcA for UK ? . Out ;
them from jour Driic Ieti , ur ;
> end to1. . II. HiiOEI.ll i CO. , ;
40 Mot Urnilirar , Hex lork , * ,
Tor Sili'liy ; Kt'lIN t * CO. . Onmlin.
OKTDOHDSBUY
I THTA !
Stiles , ten million bottles anmml'y ' !
Largest water bottling plant in Amer
ica. Will bo twii'o ns largo Sept 1st.
"Tho Londonderry Lithlu Co. have
ecnt out specifications for n now build
ing to bo added to the west end of their
present plant. This will gtvo them
throe Doors 175x70 feet with ample
storage oiusido. Tlio company will
give employment to more than a hun
dred men.1' NASHUA , N. II. DAILY
TliUJllKAl'II. "
r'orniilu by nil I lr t-'lisi ; DriiKKUta nnd ( irurora.
ritTlnniullniiticr , DlnlrlbiitlnsA onls forOnulia.
CHARLES B , PERKINS & GO , ,
30KillyStr,2ot _ _ , _ Bj ton , Sala-'g ' Agouts
COLD CLASPS
llllfBRtiOR
Tcothltlioit iiinti { , ri'inovabto
\xirU- , " | ir. Tliio'Kirtiiiti'ii'H No
iliiiiplii.lmvn | ( of nuilcn , lilto : yuii
like , ii'i-tli rL-iiiiUii linn. 3 mi tlio Ililiu for
inlnlsti'i * . lawytTMili'l iml'lli | iojkiT I'lli-o
n little ninri ) lliiin nililior pi ill- . , within H-.II U
of nil. Dr. I ! liu-v. li.-niixi. h.ii thn MI | ruht
tiiOiuithii nnd limu'in ' O unity , ollleu Utl lUmr
I'nxluii iilui'li. elm iliit
Atr I VIM.'T'i Ait-nn u < n'll Itiu I'lnlui-t
> > Ai > I \ \ 1 ' .riiiilion I.inu. llio only llnu over
linunloillliiilliolili Hiui'otlio. wlllioul i > ln . u p r-
Iccl uifOi , nutunl rec-'nllr Utiiuit. " " ! "Illy br
nt""l I" irbuiu llio un-lusitu rmlil u ulvun on ru-
folpt of ; 0ccnu o wlJI neinl "iinii'lo line 07 mall
Uu clrciil.ir * price li t uii.l turnii lu nijont' eoiiru
r.iiir lurrllurir at me Aa.lrcI'llri IM.NI.Kjj
' l.orilUd LINK CO. , H Uurmua St. , Worcoilor
liuuu
DP
SHOE DEALERS ,
GAZE ON THESE
CUTS.
THE ROLLED
EDGE GOODS
Are what the People
Will Ask For
This Year Because
1 Shall
ADVERTISETHEM
Get your oriK-rs in now for celebrated Rolled Hdgc Rubber , Hoota
Arctics , Uimbeiman , lixcludcrs , etc.
Not only make the best heavy
goods in the market , but their specialties
cialties in Sandals , Alnskns , Fine
Arctics , etc. , are pri-/.o winncts. No
goods sold at retail , nor have I any
connection with retail stores. Other
Jobbers ol rubber goods in Omaha ,
stand up ! 1 am western atrent for
the New Jersey Co. , and thall send
lists and discounts to any shou
dealer.
OMAI-IA , NEB-
FOR SAIrE BY ALL GROCERS.
NO OUtiEi ! NO HAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnny yo r 'oxporlonco. A rvciilnr mutnalo In mcrtlclns A nipiuuini snntr. It ittll trontlns with tin
Hurot > i8 , till NITVOIIH Clirnniv unit I'rlvnlo DNo I-IM A poiin.uimit curu uiminnti'rtl for C'atarrh.
pi'tiimtorrhmi , IoU .Mnnlinml , Hi'nilnnlVc.iktion , NIfht I.O-H , Impulo n-jr , yiilulln. Stricture , MMC ! nil
, ' . N H I ' f WJ fur uvt cn u 1 unilcrlnku and fnlt
dti'antia of ln | Illontl hkln iunl I'rumry Oritui * h'uunin t > u ry
Incurn. ( diminution fn-o Hook ' MvsU'rloi of I.lfu ) > iinl fiuu OlllaJ Uuurs 'J ' n. in to 8 p. m. Suniluf
10 n in. to IS in S ml itniup fur roylr-
MOORE'S
.For troubling jnlm In small of hack
use Moo"o's Ti co df Ijifo.
For Culai rli ' * -o Monro'H Tree of Life.
For Const i pat i mi H-.D Tree of l/ift > .
The yreat life remedy Tbo Tieo
Lifo.
M.ir. 'j Trea uf Mfo n pn.ltlrn ruro lor K'M-nf
an < l I.Iver i om > l il < il and < tll u oj t < ln-i ( n , IMu t It
liny to miiTor tviiuu you c in ur I 'ititui { Mcivi
Truoxf I.lfu. tnuiJrjH I.lfu llmua
IO TRUSS mTSSrunt
urilvi > riIU ; flllio < 'lr. ) I'lin-CH il.ij.iieli'- l.lamlu
Tniim UlrurunMtli'iiiitiiil * ) If . .u mtiliu
IIKhT.oitillolMiiuiii | > ti'Tfrit ' | ' "V" '
MnciiMU1 KliiillQ TrilM 'o , , San I'l uirUru. < ul _
I aurrorlntf from
tlio I'ltucU ( /
_ _ - joulliful erro *
early deonr. nwtlnft woiknrM , lout luaulnwl , etc.
I will mii'l a valuuula truntl.o ( alnii i-imtiilnlnj
fulliiartlr-ulart for homo euro , I'lUIls uf rlmrKU
Aipl < uilU modlcul wojkri ibouiil Ui rc-nl by etf r |
mnii who U ri'rrmn anil ilxlilllutfil. AilitriM
i'rof. If , C. I'O\VL11JU , .lluudui , Coiiu
DOCTOR J McGREW
TIIK BIM
Hltlean Vi'nri' Kziarn n 4 > In thu Treatment of
STE
( Jonorrlin-i , dluit HlrK-turo HriiliHH Ixnt M n-
liniiil.fiiicl nil IHionlum iif llio HmunlOr iini Hklu
| ) | < I-IMUI iiii'l I iMiuilii Ul i'I.DI. liulloi fro ii i to I
unly. Ur ML-liruw'i nucr.tn In tlio tri'Mmuilt of
1'rlvulw lltta"Ui luii no ur boun uriiutlo | < | . Jtuukl
inul ilrciilun fidCK. Troiliiiont by vurrui | > unilunou.
Ullic. ) . 1411 ; iu 1 K.iriiini St , . , Omaha , Nub
Unlr.incu un olthjr ilruut.
Clllrhritrr' * KiiflUh Illumviiil llrin * .
'ENNYROYAL PILLS
Orffflnul and Only tirnutne.
ftri ftl n rrll bl . IADIC * uh
l > rUtf lil fur t'kltkHttrf Aiiclufc /
,0fijrunJ la | ( r < J U4 ljrll m.i.
Mm tU > l ilili tint ilUM T le
nuotlivr. Aui liii0.roi.iitibifilu *
lo iltni * hi ttilUi.liu t
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