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rrG OMAHA DAILY BEJI : , JANUARY 23 ,
THE DAILY BEE ,
Mornlntr , Jan 23,1
I'Atterfton Rolli coal.
Jprcdcrick TH B Hfttlcr.
'BcmUSKTjl.S KarniB.
Donne , Helinhln Hnttcr.
ernl SUTjI.S Wild Lindn.
Olo/es nt tlic ! ) ' . ) cent dtoro.
'Hie wcatlwr Un Ain delightful.
1'incst Toilet nrilcU's nt Haxo'H.
DlinlnSKLhS Uu-dncn 1/otn.
Oo to Snxe's for Rood cigars.
-C od nK-JtinK .it tlio rink. jnnllitf
lieiuia SIiLLS ) HOIIBCH and Ixitn.
] 5cm5 SKLL Snburb.in 1'roiicrty.
Iteinis SlCLT'.SKesIdcntcii und Ixttx.
licinU SELLS City Mupn at lOo each.
A. P. Jnhniitoii , lcntiHt.lnc ( > b'H block.
Vncc'tie Virus ut Kutm'rt. jlUf
1'insr CI.AHS Reef ut llancdorn'H.
d28-tf
IV-h VACCJXH ju t iecoid nt
Benila KKNT8 KIMIHCH , I/tH , Knnns.
cicifee. .
LINDQUiSTThc : Tailor , ISOC.Karn-
num. j3-liii
Crui I'at "Kuril to fiirniih Iho crini nii
lluiil that Knrucy tliirnU fur ?
WAXTKI ) To rout n itciir.iblo dwelling
IIOUHO. Address box-1(5 ( , city. jiin'JItl
Tlie Uiiinn Catholic f.ilirary nnsocin-
tinn will 1'INC the fiiHt viitertiiiiiintnt of thu
. new jour thin evening.
Tlwcanoof l' t Ford , chargitl witlinN-
H\iiltnncl battery upon .Mrn. Uarney Slmn-
lion , will ronif up fur tiial to-iiinrrnn
nfti'iiiixiu ut 2 n'eliiuk ,
Tliu udjoui ami invotinn' of the Itonnl
nflViidc and citi/oni will nif < : t to icsiinK
considuriitiiin of thu ri'puil of the piivin
ciuiimittve to-niglit.
Salu of Meats for Kntlierint ltot'n (
opi'iti-il toilajat Kdhnliu and lit iclcson'i
ithtiy flui.U'Hn ; , ' jiroipecU. She IH
tint and will
l private p.irty took ] > lnu
Friday at thu residence of Mr. Win
MiUHli.im'PiicilicHtn'Ct ' , hotwti'n lOthnnil
lltli. About tln'i ty jiernom were present
thi-re MIIK K""d HIUMC , a Hjilvndid HIIIICI | |
and n daiicii uhich cvfryhmly cnjoyvl hn
, Uarney Shannon PWOH arrcHtod Sut
unlay on u warrant clmrgltin him will
iaaaing u challenge to ii ht 1'atrick Venn
n < luel. Tliu cx-coiincJhiinii from f'u )
Tliird WAD nrrlgncd and deairod to pout
] H > ne cxamhiatlon , Ho K&VO $ )00 boncli
fur apicaranc < ncxtWodncHday afternoon
Kobert Glyun bccnuio the surety.
ANOTHER KICK.
"Many People" IProtost Against tin
# Post Houeo Location.
In smallpox isolation is a matter o
the utmost importance , Bays the na
tional board of health.
Our board of health has isolated
pest house within a few rods eacl
way from which there are brick yardi
employing a hundred or moro o
hands who earn their living there am
u few blocks from a college filloi
with children of all a es , and in
a thickly settled noij < hborhooi
where all rebel a ainat such
doings. A post house might with tin
name justice to its immediate r sidunt
bo' put in the heart of the city a
where it is. Wo in this locality liavi
lived for years where every broez
that moved was reeking with stuml
from tlio slaughter houses and diiir
" yards , nor lias the filth been movei i >
away from these places , but throwi
into the crook lo carry its burden o
disease still farther on.
Must wo always pay taxes for th
privilege of living in such misery
And now injury must bo added to ou
already insulted rights in the form u
pealilenco and death perlups.
Our homes are hero , and where cai
wo go from this lerriblu thing , forcei
upon ns ! Who dan wo go to for pro '
lection but to the high ollichils of th
cityf MAKV PKOI-I.K.
Wilrnor's Safe Kidney and Live
eod-lw
NEW BANK.
AHunduomo Bulkllnufor Thlitoont
Htroot.J
TJio Omaha National bank 'wi
to-day begin to tear away ( ho ol
building on Thirteenth strool , butwce
the bank and thn alley , proparalor
to thu erection of a new block. Th
now building will havu
a sixty-six foi
front , by Bovcnty-six feet deep , an
tlio height from the sidewalk to tl
cornice will bo sevimty-nmo fee
The foundation will bo <
gray Bundslonu and aupuretrui
turo of [ iressed brick , with terra cell
trimmings. Thu bank will use all 11
apace in the first story while thu so
I ! end , third and fourth stories will I
arranged for olliccH.
It is expected to complete thu buih
if ing in timu for occupancy by thu fa
f88li.
iProof Poiitive.
Wehave theinoHl jionltlve and convh
ting proof that TIIOUAK' KCI.KCT 10 OIL In.i i
a moKt effectual kjieclfiu for Ixidily | > In.
Iu caws of rheuinatfijn and neuralvla !
fives Jnitant relief , ] < j.w
ARNDT'S ' CASE. T
Found Guilty by the Jur.v bn
One Count of thuln
diottnont.
The Plon for tlio Jje lontMj ami tlio In
iSr Btructlon\tjf the Judgo.
LINCOLN , Jnmiary 21. The trial of
August Arndt hns junt closed. Mrs.
lamoH Nnvillo testified thnt Mr.
Arndt uaino to the liouso nnd wished
to otnploy Mr. Novilln as counsel and
that lie ( Arndt ) would have Judge
Dundy removed from the bench in
case he did not decide certain matters
in Ilia favor. During Iho testimony of
this witness Arndt jumpnd up and violently
lently objected to wlmt wan said by
the willies : * nnd counsel. IFo ( Arndt )
did not wind to bo considered insane
or crazy on any mibjoct. Mr. O'JJriuii
testified that ho hud been retained by
Arndt us counsel in cortnin ( Uses ,
Had hold conversations about his
cases against the I' . I' , road , nnd ho
( Arndt ) aaid the courts werolools of the
U. P. , and that thu nfliccrs of the
court would miller if ho was not suc
cessful in his cnsei. Mr. .John I.
Hedick testified tint lie had benn em
ployed aii counsel for Mr. Arndt. Ilia
evidence was not very dill'eietit from
thivt of others. Mr. Schultx wan
recalled and cross - examined
in regard tovhat w.is
said between him ( SIiultTi ) nnd Mr.
Popploton in regard to the cases of f
. Arndt. lie ' win also questioned in
. regard to n certain article entitled
"Judicial Murder , " published in TIIK
HKI : December Kith , which ho denied
having written
, hid go Dundy then tool : the stand.
The judge thrust hia hiiiulH into his
. pockets and awaited thu questions of
counsel with great complacency. The
- judge testified that certain threats
snitl to have been niado by Arndt had
boon reported to him by a. great many
Individuals. The threats wore
to the ellbcl that he ( Arndt )
would put him ( thu judge )
out of the way ; also , that
- Mr. Arndt'ft attorneys suggested that
thu case against the Union Pacific
railroad bo postponed bec.uiHU of these
threats. Tim judge said also that ho
- WIIH doubtful whether the throatH
- made by Arndt would inlluunco his
opinion in thin cut tain cam > . Had
conversations.with Arndt in reg.ird to
the matter of these indictments.
Arndt denied having made any threats
of violence , but miid he would make
i the points in thu caiu'so plain that he
( the judye ) could not avoid deciding in
his lavor. No letter received from
' Arndt contained any tin eat iigiinst
u hia ponton. Thu government rested
the case hero.
On the assembling of the thu court
at 2 p. m. , ttie defendant Arndt , WIIH
put upon the aland nnd testified in
, iiis own behalf. Testified thai hu
never nnidu a threat ngninst .ludge
, Dutuly. Ho then detailed the con
versation ho had had v , ith thu various
attorneys whom ho employed at dif
ferent times. They told him ( Arndt
that the judge would not reinstate hie
case and no said ho would OOMPKL the
judge to reinstate his case. The
question was asked if he intended to
take the life of Judge Dundy , which
ho answered in the negative ; but it
was excluded by the court.
Did not intend to ob
struct in any way the operation
of the court. He did not employ
attorneys to go nnd settle with the
railroad company to hia disadvantage
nnd disgrace of himself. Witness said
10 ho became angry , and that ho wished
a rebellion would como und tear \ \ 1
the 1T. P. road from Umahu to 1t >
Francisco nnd Icavo not n rail. Wit
of ness then wont over several convors.v
tioiiH with attorneys , and that in then
ho limy have nmdoBomo throats againal
.Fudge Dinidy , but that if ho did mala
i Hiieh threats ho made them in ungci
and excitement and did not have anj
intention of impeding the due counu
of justice. In regard to the organization
zation testified to in Saunders county ,
that the only object was to prosu'
cuso certain cases against the
i
railroad company and that he ( Arndt ;
had no commotion with it. Witness
testified that he believed in an iin-
seen God und that lie was consciou IK
of his obligation to toll the truth mi-
dor oath. During tlio testimony tin
I'O
witness became very much excited nl
zoh < times , and it requited thu joint oll'orl
of counsel and court to quiet him.
ry All in all the witness told a roasona
def
dm bio and quite straight forward story
m Mr. Lumbertioii tliuu
of presented tin
case of the government to the jury.
lie The closing argument to tlio jury on
? the part of the defense , was an do
quont plea. Mr. Charles Kediel
ur
of spoke earnestly for nearly an hour
The substance of hie uddiess wim ni
follows.
Lid iin CJontlumen of the jury ; -Four m
five montlta Mr.
ago Arndt was i
lie 'o- client of my father and myself , am
tlio first wo know of Ins connectioi
with the criminal branch of the coin-
was about thu time when y u als
or learned of it through thu newspapers
in which his name wits conneetei
with curtain terrible suspicions
There was n grant noise made abou
this man. Ho was a terrible man , in
th awful criminal , I ID was a cummunia
and n socialist , and nil thu paper
published thu suspicion that ho wn
thu murderer of U'utson li , Smith
ill Ho was a dangerous mini , about \\hos
neck the rope of iho gallows was fas
en tightening. And when ho was ai
rested upon the present indiclnieii
II thoru was hardly a newspaper whlcl
did not say that n greater villaii
otml never wont unhung. Such a man th
ho prosecution expected to prove him i
this court. Hut as timu goes on
ot.of found that Instead of being indiete yo
of for the heinou.s
rrimo of murder , th
no- grand jury adjourned with , ut lindin
tin anything ng.iinst him. Mm noi
.1)1) ) you find that there is an in
oc- dictment wherein hu in charged wit
having threatened the lifu of .liuly
Dundy for the of
purpose impedin
.
Id. all thu administration of justice in thi
court. So , after nil this imiso , yo
find the charges ugninst this man at
simmered down to
an indictment t
this kind and tlio
, government H0\ \
In. admits that the thivutcnlnu letter
* . were nothing but vapor. Tlfu judg
In.It himself has denied their wuatwicc
and on tlio other hum ! nays hu S
r vive loHcrn which wore uniformly
fourteen * ami rehpuctfiil.
Do not allow impression to pre
vail in your minds that in this prose
cution the reputation of Judge Diind.v
needs vindlcifion. or his pursnti liro-
toc'.ion. Thep.tsn it Mtnply between
the United SinAn , r. presented by
lion 0. M. l/imbertoii mi ono aide
and Animt ? Arndt on Hir othor. It
matters nothing to Judge Dundy what
you do with this man. Ho did not
advise this prosecutson. 1 do not bo-
licvo ho thinks thii man should be
> found guilty. The question is whether
these threats were made in such a way
that you could reasonably suppose
that ho intended by them to Itillucnco
or impede the duo administration of
justice.
Within n short limp public senti
ment has been changing about thin
great scoundrel. The pcoplo arc be
ginning to think there must bo some
other reason for this prosecution than
ho merits of the case. This man has
had thn rnilrond company to light ; ho
has been followed by the detective
bloodhounds ; his lawyers have oold
him out , nnd perhaps ho is now re
ceiving the first grain of nymp'Uhy
which a cold-blooded world has over
extended to him. Ho slamls before
Ibis bar us n man of good characlor.
Nol a word has been said against his
character.
T do not deny thai my client turtle
tiitmtnnpaitmt the life of the judge
but that docs not prove the caio. The
thi > at must be adopted to eUcoluato
tlio perpetration of the crime. There
is not ono man on thirt jury who be
lieves Arndt madu these threats to his
confidential lawyers with the intonlion
that they should roach Iho pars of the
judge , nnd tlum influoncohm decisions
in the suits. It has been shown that
when the thre.itn wcro made Arndt
was laboring under the impression
that he was a wronged man ; that
there was no hope for him in nstrange
country with a great corporation to
fight and everybody against him ; and
believing that hu had a good and just
unit , ho said lhat if the court did not
decide in hm favor he would kill him.
These lawyers who heard these
threats did not pay any attention to
them till six or seven months at tor the
threats wore madu. Now , if they
really thought Arndt meant to kill the
judge , why did they not go to him
and tell him hu was in danger and ask
him to piotect himself / It is an as
tonishing fact that the only witnesses
to UICHO threats were men who nt some
time liavo buen his confidential advis
ors nnd professed friends. All thu ' .
witnesses prefaced their testimony with
the statement that ( hey had been
Arndt's attorneys Wlii'it this man
was rululing to his iillorneya the story
. of his wrongH and sorrows , and tin
lawyuis intimati'd that there might be
ROIIIU ditliculty in obtaining his right
it is no wonder if hu did threaten tc
kill thu judge if ho did neb do him
justice.
What was the ellcct of these threats
Judge Dundy himself siy.i that tin
case was postponed at the requcot of
Arndt's attorneys. You do not need
to inquire what their reasons woro.
When the case was reached , the judgi
said hu had hoard these throats and
did not know whether ho was in
condition lo do justice to the casonm
refused to proceed unless both partici
requested him to do HO. They BO ro
) ( [ Hosted. Thu case came up nnd tin
judge decided against Arndt.
Has not this man had moro than hi
shuro of trouble in this world ) In thi
trial it in the rights of Arndt and no
the character or safety of Judge Dumb
which is nt stake. ' 1 his man's right
. are something you are bound to respect
JUDOK FOHTKH'H
y The crime which thu prisoner is
cuscd is a very grave and aoriou
u offense . . . , yet . . in this . . . as . in all cases tin
defendant is clothed with the presumption
d sumption of innocence until he i
found beyond reasonable doubt to bi
1n \ : guilty. The first point for yon to de
t- cide ia whether Arndt made thi
threats which are clurgcd aguins
him. Kivo or six witnesses have tes
in :
tilled that he did not mtiko them , un
he H.iid himself upon the whites
stand that he may Inivo aaid some (
thing against thu judge.
If you decide that ho did mak
- these threats , yon must then onquir
, whether Ihoy actually did inlliiunce
. obstruct or impudo the due admiiih
trution of justice in this court , Di
) they influence , Judge Dundy so tha *
hu madu any other dispositon of thi
. case than he would have done if thu
* had not boon made I Was the cas
delayed on this account > Did h
through four , or delicacy or any feel
ing of improurioty , decline to hear o
nniku any other disposition of the cas
. than ho otherwise would have done I
< Then , if you decide that tlies
, threats did result in inlluenuing , ba
Blinding or impodi'.ig the administra
tinn of justice , you must inquire if th
defendant madu thum with the intun
tion of producing this result.Vlin
was his motive in reiterating thus
threats at times and places where the
would bo likely to reach the ears c
Judge Dundy'
The jury retired about twelv
a o'clock , and late in tlio afternoon n
turned a verdict of guilty upon on
indictment.
Sentence will be pronounced upo
30 < Arndt Monday or Tneni1ay of nes
, week. The law sets the maximtn
limit at SI,000 line and a year's in
8.lit prisonmcDt It IH probablu that th
lit sentence will be cimparatively lijjh
st
The Dolnga ot Jolin Doo.
A farmer came in town Ironi Sari
. county Friday to see the placi
Ho saw more of it than ho calculate
upon. After u while ho wound up u
ir-
irnt Twelfth street. Ho opened nogotii
ch lions with a lady of not doubtful repi
iu tation , and put up a forfeit. Then 1
hu sickened of hia bargain and wank
inmi his bargain back. Hu didn't got i
mi An appeal to a policeman resulted i
ed his being nrroatod und thu woman
hu arrest also. Both spent the night i
jail. .Saturday the former settle ,
both lines and his name went on tl
ii- book as John Dou. It was not a su
iith cmful fmaneial operation.
ng Buoliim'v .iirinoa * 3nlvn.
us The best sulvo in thu world for out
ou bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rhoun
no fever Bores , teller , chapped hand
of chillblains , corns nnd all kinds i
JW skin oruplions. This salvo is gun
'rs anteod to give poifect satisfaction i
'rsS every case or money refunded. 1'rici
2Dc jwr box. For sale by
& McMaiioN. Omaha.
THE FRY FAMILY.
Grand Concert at Boyd's Opera
HOUBO , Saturday
Ni ht.
Srtcrod Concert on Sabbnth Evening ,
It is not often that our citizens are
favored with so chaste and elegant an
entertainment as these given by the
Madauio Fry concert company
on Saturday nnd Sunday evenings at
Boyd's grand opera house
Brief as wan the announcement of
their coining , it sufficed to fill the largo
house on Saturday night with H select
and.unusually appreciative audience ,
and HOldotn has a crowd gone nwnj
fcolintr so well repaid an on this
occasion. The programme included
fifteen numbers , well selected und
rendered in most oxquisilo taste.
The orchestra won favor from the
first , the overture "Nymph of tin
Mountain" and Faint's "Ooldun
Wedding Waitx.cn" being faultless ! }
. played. Thu c met baud made a de
cided hit in Lock wood's "Oathoriim
llomo"und Levy's "Young America. '
Madame Fry , who possesses n pure ,
, Ic.ir mc//.o-soprano \oico , has an im
pressive slaco pieseiico as well , ant'
was especially pleasing in Gang's
"Nighlinualo Trill. " She is also a
master of Ihe 15 ll.it cornet nnd wet
deserved applausn to the encore ii
Arbiui's "Fnvori" and variations.
IIIT daughters. Lulu , Kujjonie , ami
Alta have inherited her musical talent
to a great degree and met with i1
reception amounting almost to at
ovation. Almost every piece was encored
cored , nnd the evening was crnwnot
with such success as rarely falls to the
lot of any artists who visit us.
The announcement of. the sasrci
concert last evening filled the house
to overflowing , scarcely a seat boinj ,
.
obtainable in parquolte , dress or fami
ly circles. Iho programme prcecntot
was an ac'mirablo one , and , no doubl
had it not been Sablnth evening
would have been doubled by encores
the audience , decorous us it was , bciiif ,
unable to restrain a most decided applause
plauso at 0110 or two points in the pro
ur.immo. The vocal trio , "Steal
A.way to JUHUB , " by Madame Fty and
daughtorH , was beautiful , and the
'Avo Maiii . " with violin obligate ,
° by M'ldamc Fry and Alta , not less so.
The quartette for horns was well re
ceived mid the imiguificcnt icndition
of"ll'jck of Ages , by the company
band was dimply grand. Perhaps the
most beautiful tiling of thu ovmiing
was the contralto solo , " Not
, Ashamed of Chiist , " by Miss Lulu
Fry. This young lady must bo re
garded as the sweptest singer and the
most accomplished nnd unaffected
! player in the company and cannot ap
pear too often. The closingsolection ,
a vocal trio , "Home Sweet Homo"
. was charming.
The programme was interspersed
with appropriate readings by Dr.
Stalling , who just before the last
u . number returned the thanks of the
audience and of thu Lutheran congre
gation in particular , under whoso aus
pices the company appeared hero , for
10 the rare treat they had afforded their
hearers.
: It would bet u line thing if such on-
. tertainmei\tH could be oftener secured ,
and Madame Fry and her talented
daughters boar away with thorn some
: thing more than the admiration and
good will of the people of this city ,
whom they Have charmed by their exquisite
c- quisito music.
cus
10 BOBBIE BUKNS.
0-
0is
be Celebration of the Poet's Birthday
e- Anniversary In Omaha.
e10
10
st
On next Wednesday evening the
id Burn's club , of thia city , will colo-
SH bralo , by a grand banquet , the li&d
! anniversary of the birth of Kobort
Burns , that illustrious Scotch poet
whoso memory all nations delight to
honor. Unusual preparations have
v been madu for thu celebration this
id year , and , doubtless , it will bo \ \ ith-
" out exception thu grandest occasion of
; thu season. Thu following is the table
su progruuuuu after which the dancing
lie prou'rammu will bu taken up , and
jlor everybody will bo allbrdi-d a hearty
or good time :
Sl ! Burn's HiUd Anniversary , Maxonic
Hall , Wednesday , January 25th
so 188' ' .
b- THOMAS FALCONKII ,
a- A. 0. TKOITI' , President.
lie Secretary.
n-
n.at
.at Welcome by the President.
ISO Tiiaut of tliu evening Tlio .Memory of
Oy BlllIH
f Band. .There wart u had was I'o n in Kyle
Itoaponsu Mr. Jlonicr Stull
Hong Mr. J. Korthrui
Baud . . . "Yimki'u Dooillo
re- Sung Mias I.i//.lo Caltici wooii
renu Toast Keot andAmericr
nu linnd. . . , (
iid ) Save thu Queen , Htn
Hpnnh'leil Banner.
on Kespoimt . . .Ituv.V. . I ! . OiiHiLiiul
SOUK Mr. Charted MoUoimh
txt liiuul . . Vu 1'iinU-H unit r.rnec , Kti
im Houtf . Miaa.MaggH Beni'd'Hoi
Toast.
ho Band. . . . A Man'ri alnn for a' 1'hat
lit. Tim Old l.o } ? C\ililu.
Itodpoiisc , . . . .Mr. I ) . C. Brook
HOIK Mr. .1. W. Wilkln
BIIUK , Mlstfliln ( ilbaol
: Toftwt. . The I.aitie
py limul Shu'a but Ias.flo
My I/u u Yo
lto iKimo Mr. A.U. Troin >
eden Hong Mr. A. Wllkin
HOUR ami Choriu Ureen CSiow th
on Ittuhea O' .
iu-
SEHIOUS ACCIDENT ,
he
. OlirUtlan Amloraon Fulla Into u Qull
unU lironlca Ilia Ann.
II'H
nj A serious accident occuriod Fri
jlo day about 8 o'clock near the corne
lieof Jones and Klevonth streets. Chris
tiaii Aiulerson , a yotiiig s\vod ii coiu
] > any with two others , was procoediiu
uloni { Eleventh street , when ho inadi 1
ta , a mis-dtep ami was procipitatei
in , into the gully below. Ho foi ! )
, about fifteen feet and struck 01
of his face and arm. His faci
was very badly cut and bruised , am
in his right arm was broken. Thi
, injured man's companions carried bin
to thu Hotel Denmark , where hi
boarded. Dr.Merrium was called am
ot Anderson's fractured limb , and
uwcd up the injuries to his fnco.
'hu unfortunate man will probibly
> n confined to his bed for several
weeks.
KATHERINE ROOERS.
The Gront English Actress In Gnlnton
nnd Loah.
On Tuesday evening next , Kathrino
llogcrs , thecolobrated English actress ,
will open on engagement at the
Academy ot Music in a grand double
bill , including "Galaton , the Statue , "
ind ' 'Leah , the Jewish Maiden. "
Miss llogors steadily maintains her
place in thu front rank of finished
actresses , nnd as an emotional artiste
of acknowledged ability. Shu also
appears with the moat magnificent
costumes and stage Huttings ever put
on here. The Denver Republican
says :
The clussically beautiful character
of Galatoa seems to bo ono especially
adapted to her ntylo of acting. It is
a wonderful creation , the very pretty
pictures she forms , with all the grace
and ule anco that art and study could
devise , at the same time so relincd
and natural that it Hormod to bo n
rn treat to the audiuneu lust night ,
judging from the applause given as
enuh little snttiru WIIB brought foith.
As Leah she grasped the character
like a true artist , and evolved the
meaning and purpose lo the letter. In
the curse accno she win grand ; she
looked like mi inspired prophetess , so
fJiiipU'ie wm hi'i" conception of the
scene. Tins Ihti'hn ' ; , ' p.itlnts of Miss
Uogor'H voice li'U'i.l , t uispohsivo echo
in the henits uf .ill who \vitnuHded her
acting hist night. Thu applause was
n series of ovations.
Messrs. Myer llnapke , the whole
sale grocerc , luivo ivmoved to NOM.
1817 and 1H1S ) Douglas street. Their
rapidly increasing business demand
ed not only more room but double
thu facilities of thu old stand.
It is ono of our oldest and most
solid 1 ouscj. janM-tit
A DUEL.
Ex-Councilman Shannon Wants to
Fight Insldo of Three Weeks.
The difficulty between Uarney
Shannon and Street Commissioner
' 'ord , which was alluded to in Fii
ay's BUB , culminated in the fo !
owing
ciiAl.r.i.Mii :
'o Patrick ' .mi.
I heie'n ' i illi-iro y > n to li ht me
or § 000 " -1 ' ( ( ) ( , i Midi' , in any way
ou nniy i-iiooso , .uid at .my jdace and
inuMon IIMIIU , uithin tlin-is weeks ,
or In ing u suited my wife. T hero-
ly Ininiil you as a bar.
U. SHANNON.
It ia hoped that tlio police will not
How aiij body to be murdered , and it
s suggeutod that if a duel results the
ontibtiuits be compelled to fight at
he corner of Fifteenth and Fnrnam
voapons two inch and a-half nozzles
Siamese couplers , the free use of the
rydrants to be tendered the duellist
'or one-half day. By that time Bus
- ley's blood would bo thoroughlj
cooled.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following are all the transfer
of real estate recorded at the count
clerk's oflico during the five days end
ng Friday , as reported by John L.
yicCaguo , real eatate agent and con
royancor :
Augustus Kount/o and wife lo A.
0. UtholF , lot 5 , block 2 , Kountzo's
fourth addition , w. d. , § 200 ,
City of Omaha to Omaha it North-
urn Nebraska railway , right of way
: rom Nicholas to F.irnam street , SL
- This is for the- track now in use by
: ho St. Paul , Minneapolis t Onitilui
"inc.
John F. Buhni and wife to Jas. H.
Thompson , s. w . ' of n. w. | of sec. 5 ,
Loivn 15 , range l.'l , east , w. d. , § 400.
Churchill Parker and wife to I'.uii
\V. Horbach , lot ii , block 5 , in llor-
bach's 2d add. , w. d.rS700.
- Deniiug estate by Itulph Gaylord ,
idminisliator lo C. C. House ) , s. \ of
n. e. | and n. A ' of s. e. ] of sec. lit ,
town li ( , rango'lO , deed $1,200.
Elizabeth and . .lamesV. . Davis to
Ilobart Williams , s. e. , | of 'n.V. . | of
sec. 2 ( ' , town 15 , range 12 east , w. d. ,
$800.
Byron and Lewis Uccd and wives
, to I. C. Brnnor , lot 3 , in block 15)1' ) , ,
w. d. § 700.
Geo. Armstrong and wife to Chris
tian Johnson , south \ of lot 11) ) , block
2 , in Armstrong's addition , w. d.
§ 100.
IXivid Cooke nnd wife to U. 0.
H ousel , north of southwest j of .
section I in township L > , range I ! !
east , w. d.SW > .
Nancy llouck and Dorsuy B. llouek
to Altha Hullo Kelsuy , south I of lot
15 , in Millardnnd C.ildweH'aaildilioii ,
w. d.-l.
C'has Siovew lo John ( iriobel , the
now. A of sec. ! t , tort-n. 15 , range 11
east . d.-$2-J07.BO.
, w. - $ , - .
United States to CJoo. W , Hastings ,
no. J ot nw j , see , 27 , town. 10 , r.uigo
1 1 cast. Patent.
United Slates to (5eo. W. Hastings ,
assignee , nw. | of nw. | and s. i of
nw J of sec. 27 , town. Hi , range 11
east P.itunt.
Board of Trnclb.
l Pieaulent Chirk has received a
communication from thu Council
Hinds board of trade , Hiking tint u
committee be appointed to confer
with : i committee if their boatd in
regard to the construction of a wagon
; bridge across the Mibnomi to connect
thu two cities , This committee will
bo appointed at the meeting on pav
ing Monday night ,
TIIOS. ( ! in > o.s , hecretury.
Nitioiml V'OL-Uti' . |
.i. , Jai.uuj _ ' ! Then
, was a cocking ni.i.n nt Cork's Itnn ,
six mih'a from Pi tubing , Iwt nighr.
llirds from tins ciij , Wheeling , W.
Ya. , and Stuubenvillu , Ohio , took
part , seventeen battles were fought
nnd 5,010 changed hands. The
main lasted four hours. Pittsburg
won nearly all the tattles.
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
NARROW ESCAPE ,
A Horeo Goes Through tbo Ice
Below the Bridge.
A Warning to Those Who Cross tue
Uivornt That Point.
yulto an exciling scone was wit
nessed last evening , on the river bank
just opposite Boyd's packing house ,
which came near resulting very seri
ously.
It appears that yesterday morning
Mr. C. E. Mayno wont over to Conn-
cil Bluffs , taking the dummy train
and intending to return on the i !
o'clock run. Ho drove his valuable
roadster , "Oscar J'helps. " and had
his light buggy ued only on special
occasions. Being busily engaged , ho
missed the dummy on his return and
concluded to come back across the
ice , driving down to a point just below -
low the bndgu to make the crossing.
When part way over , ho observed
Bomo boys who \\vvu skating making
violent signs at him and stopped to
see what was wanted , when one of
thuni cnmo up nnd told him he was
driving on dangerous ground
On getting out and examining the ice
he found his liorsu's fete ieet
within six incties of a space where
ice had been cut out and the new ica
was BO thin thai Iho boy who warned
him readily broke it through with his
sknto. Mr. Mayno then made n widu
detour and had nearly reached the
Nebraska shore when suddenly his
horao broke through with his fore
feet. Hu got out and unhitching him
pulled the buggy back and then took
the horse by the bit and tried to got
him on thu solid ice. The animal ,
however , lloundercd about so thai ho
broke the ice in all directions about
him , letting himself and his owner
down in the water. Mr. Mayne
sciambled out , but the horse worked
himself tinder Ihe ice , all but his
head , which rested on a cake of ice
which alone prevented him from being
drowned.
Mr. Mayno hastened nahoro
and secured the assistance of several
of Mr. J. E. Boyd's men , who took
topes , planks , etc. , and finally suc
ceeded in getting the horse out , in n
half dead condition. Dr. Chambers
was telephoned for and the horse
taken to one of Mr. Boyd's stables ,
where ho was cared for until he WIIH
in a condition to bo driven home.
The accident happened about -f
o'clock and it was ( ! o'clock before the
'iiirs-o w.is rescued tiom his perilling
condition. It was a wonder thatho
was over ro-t-ued at all. A m-owd of
not less than 000 people gathered on
thij bank : ind watched the c-Jlbits
made to save Ihe anuival. A number
of teams had crossed in the name
locality during the day nnd ir
is a matter of surprise that some
did not meet the same fate , bur
it is evidently dangerous business and
the ice is not in fit condition to risk
teams on , so that it will bo well to
look out in making nuch crossings un
til another cold snap strengthens the
ice bridge. The point at which tl > o
accident happened was just where all
the filth from Boyd'a packing house
is discharged into the river and the
work was done in the taco of sicken
ing filth and stench.
ALMOST CRAZY.
How often do we see the hardworking
ing father straining every nerve and
muscle , and doing his utmost to sup
port his family. Imagine his feelings
when returning homo from a hard
day's labor , to find his family pros
trate with disease , conscious of unpaid
doctors' bills and debts on every hand.
It must bo enough to drive ono almost
crazy. All this unhappiness could bo
avoided by using Electric Bitters ,
which expel every disease from the
system , bringing joy nnd happiness to
thousands. Sold at fifty cunts a but
tie. Ish & McMahon. (8) ( )
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
NOTIOU-AdvertiwuH'nt To Loan , For Kale ,
I.o-t , Found , WanU , Doardinc , ftc. , will bu In-
i > ertcd in these columns once for TKN CUNTS
per Una ; each subsequent Insertion , KIVECEJiT.
per line. The ; first rouertton ne\ur less thun
OKNTH
MONEY TO LOAN Sunn ot 31CCII to * MO ,
lo tf time , real oalato security. Albert
Hwartzlander , Attorney at Law , S. K. corner 16th
-ml Douglas , 051-24
ONKV TO LOAN Call at Law Olllte cf D
M L. Thomas Room 8 Crelehton Dlock.
To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent
IPtJll.UU' ' on good real ostateaceurlty , by
IW. ISAAC EinYAUUfl 1109 Farnhnm St.
l-OA At per centln-
/VtU.UUU terebt In sums of $2,500 and
upwards , for 3 to 6)earn , on flrst-claes city and
( arm property , Ilpuu IlKAt ESTATE acil Lo\y
AOHNCY. 16th nnd Donates Hts
HELP WANTED.
ii al lioiinunoik , Apply ut northttwt coi
note ! llainl ton and IVr MH. , Hliiuii Hnildltlon.
atw-tf
- V place to tctnl to lirnciIn cltj
WASTBD-
or out In country. Al'l1' ' ) a' Hill ) I'uin
ln St. U70-23"
ANTKIi-To rent a de lrable tl eling )
W house. Aililrexi lioi 4(1 ( , Oiij ' " 71 tf
\NTEU A till to do general houwwnilt ,
U7NTEU uarntrSth and HunarJ St. 971'Jt'
' \XTH1I-A ilrl for jciieral hbum ork , lit
'lli ' N ISth St. , bet. CtteaanJ CalKnrnU
| 972'21'
TAM'l'll A oed eel , woman. L. Mo
\v Co ) i , niur government corral ) . 00224
\\TANTiH : Twoglrla , a coTpettnt cook ntiil
\ \ < ii-ondgirlat southwest corner of St.
Mar ) n aienuo and 20th St. 60.1- *
\Xr.l.VTKU I'lrut-c ' ! i ooV , OMQ wro mulir
\V.linilaliHMt ! fiul
but flr t I'atHiiciil apply Also u j'iod < \ -
ttnltcr Voply at lliliFtr'i'nn ' ' _ _ i li dl
'
( lining in in
IliuCil ) lintel. i > H ? .
. . \ \ , K - " \ sbod HIHV nKik lit si C'li rl
Hotel Al'l'l ) ' " " ' ' " & - - '
> Y ' 'llouie , ll'-huml Ja k i > n ' ' 'I. ' . . ' !
tf ANIrKI > > Uiufaiiiiriii , ' muirn antn a
\ \ iiiKHicn man In Oiuaiiaana In nvrj nit
( D | alund.t taki-u ) A fuu biiiulrixl dollar
i vrvnvt ) lo ) ia ) Mr , 'Ooilj on deliter > alter 01
dir b tit Ii < ' < .ii8 curud foi tin ) .u > u : Jljj p. r
Inontli protl guarantied. 'Ihe limit t > cai ililng
Inirtiuatioa Kjllrltwi A. H AILSlll l > i ( ( ) .
iillroadwa.t. : . . New \ork U.ll-Jl
VTrANTED-Fundlnir bridge and ichcol Ixnidx
YV H.T. CUrk.IlflUvuo.
\\TANTKO I. Gllliuky & Co. nnu liuri'liand
> \ the junk buvlneju of 11. llcrthold , at lOiO
trn't , where they will continue the
bu lnt s , and b > fair dealing and pi } ing good
prlcw they propoe to Inn-rise the trade. They
Kolklt lurtloK who ha > e old Iron , nig , Junki i I
ineUlt to give them * call. 79jlmo
SPEOIAL NOTlOES-Gonni'UHi '
UANTKD A lev , ilav totfi CM ' n bo c-
cotnmmlnUd with tlrtlaw UH Nwnlut 1
n MM riftfonalilo rite. I , quire . i35 llowud , /i
' ' " " '
between Oth and lOih S'B ,
- children a b ardirs In ft'cln-t
WANTKD-4 10th and California St. IU. .
LOOM 13 7f.7-tf
FOR HEN r HOUSES AND LAND.
rio IT-KENT "i-'uTn I.TC.T rooms ; . far
L light house-keeping. * 15 a month. 2211
C.lliornlaSt
. . . , R > 'T CIUHI'-HOUM , 4 rooms , > t < l > le ,
cittern , Ac. , kouth or > l 10th SI. Fn.julic
.1. L. McCitguo , Opp. post orllcp. ( K15-tt
JJIollTtTjNT A ne r ro'tago o ( U rootm , 'Jl < rt
' ) . Inquire on premlms. 037-21.
[ ion ItKNT Feb. 1i < t commodious brick r rf-
I ' ilrnrp , norncr 18th ami Ktrnham Ss. ; Ap-
nlt to.Mri I. . A. lit cr , Tabor , Krcnont Co. ,
InCTtt U'ltrcmcii Jpaln-J. OH tf
;
ITUill KI T Kt > u room * , inltOKO witl b rn ,
. ' K. corner ? 6th and l.icnport. . Also furo
turc for Halo. Knqulreon promltr * . H10-19
1J > ) H ItK.ST Out1 nl the bcatttorc * on tl ulnR
i ? Ht. iXlx'JI. hv January 1,1882. 820 tf
liMMi KhM jj rurni tieu toomi > o\c >
1 ? ch nt ' Kiclmnco.H. 15 cor. lath anil D
strielB. iSii
* 1OtPtNT ! : Ntcilyliirnltliea rooms w.ili or
JJ Hi'hovit boanl. Haawnnhto prlcifl. 2018
Ca n SL * 7 't-tl
J71011 ItKNT Ktirnlihiil rooms , north .tie ol
J California St. , ! M iloor u iwt ol 21st. . .
ftltcrjji. in. 434-ti
I7IUII KGM Untta u of ruonm , fill and
ilftfrni23riland8t min > V HVUnL . Kn.
' '
quire nl M. V * ; KcnncJ > , ai a' liltli St. 740-tf
BALE' '
the French"
llou u nnd . ( c-Uur.iiit , No. fi-'O South 10th
ttuct , nlll bu forsilv In thu catly jart nl the
cummer , rcmotn lor olTorlii } ' , the sumo nt this
ilin-li ) to iinbk'bujir to nrraio ! his lin lnos
In tlmolorbujlnif. I' . WI Cl.
043.11
_ _ _ _ _
T.10II SALE New mllcli cow anil eilf , corner
Kkholai m il ICtli St. ccs -
fjIOKt.VI.E Missouri hickory woo I at lied-
j iiiixnV , ICth St. OM.iS"
.10U 1 rrcl ht.illlon , CJ-dc < dili' , 8
1' jcaraolil , \\il'lili'K ( IdbO poilicl. , 1 Ma-k
Htilllon , \ Nornmn } Morgan , 5 years old , uclsh-
Ii K lf > f > o pounclfl , took fir * prciulum \ebtaika
btato Fair , 1831. 1 Kentucky JacK , black ,
uuijrh'ng ' about 80(1 ( poumli , 4 jcars cM , took
llrst promlum at Ncbra ka State Fair , UhOaml
18S1. Inqulro of Chas Ncbcr , Farnui llnu u ,
Cjl > . His tf
SALK A first-clans book and tit onrry
EOIl
buslnc'D , carrying n lull llncot tot , no
tions , zcpcyra wall paper , molding * . In fact
evcrj thine ; clolnif ft humncss of 310,000 a } tar ;
1 locAtion ; cheap tent ; can be bought on
ti-rnis by oed part > . Will sell , out not
trade. AUilnsj
OL'S SCHIIAOE'3 IIAXAK ,
Spl 914-tf Fremont , N'cb.
FOR SALK Four octlon < i of HheUIntf and S
Kooil countcH. Inquire at D. W. Saxc ,
Opera Hou o 1 harruacj. 1127-tf
T7IOU SALE OU UK.VT A ( jroccrv Btoro and
Jt ; butther shop , doln n good bublncw. In-
cpilr at thlioHliu. ! )12-U )
FOHSAIjE A ncarlj ncwsldtbar top bugy ,
cheap ; cash or time. Addrcaa I' . O. iltuwcr
jt : , city. COl-tf
SALli Full lot and : i "null houses near
EOH . r. iieKt | , sujoo. Jicc.i uc , Onp. r. o.
. SA1.K 2 nice counters and 2 Bllvcr plated
T.10U ' > m ( . .vscs , at Rco. II. 1'vteibou'd , SOI South
10t i jst. 741-tf
71DK L-AU. virwlllexcha go for Omaha pro-
1 putan lnii > roi'i | see on of land nrljnln-
iU' a station on f. lv. U. H. M. DUNHAM. 1I12
rnriilnniat.jOiniha. 72U3mt
71011SAM ; "r tr.ulc 'or city property , on
_ ' paii 01 horses , hirneia and wa on. Adiiros
fa. Y. , thUolIlCj ; Tg-3 tf
SALK A'Jon focn-ycar-oll n r-o
FOIl to ( IrlvcHin 'lo or double Uu
quire ot Ocorirc C'unllold , Canlltld Iinu.se.
FOU
BU1UK KSTADHOOK & COR.
trilSOELLANGOuo
OF SMAI.I. PIJSI KSS
MAMAURMKNT
wanted by expcrlcncid tunii. Small salary.
I'.O.llov 502 City. fl8.U
"VTOTICK Having closed out my business enL
L10th St. , I have authorized ( Jlmrl.u Ilrandes
to collect all m > bookateountsand payall latiili-
tlea If found correct. DKHN11AKD LAM E.
007-21
One sack collte marked " A. G. ' herlb-
LOST , Nrb. Supposed to bo lost hctuten U.
P. transfer dummy and the Northwestern depot.
Kh c dollars reward will be paid for i a return to
A. L. StraiiK , 10th and Farnham St. 1150-23 *
A NV 1'AIU'Y With a cash capital of a few
jrV thousand dollar and dcsitoin of Roln ; In
to business can learn of an unusiully oed p-
portunlty bj inquiring of W. O. Taj lor , at Ilrad-
street Agency , Omaha. 9CO 23 *
LOST Dlamonl c'rop car-rlnj , ' , set In gold end
enamel A liberal reward Mill bo paid for
it ) return to the Dee olllce 1157-21 *
JUKI'S For the ne\t SO cla\s , \\u will , oh the
S reciipt ol sixty cents , send to any address ,
xMpild , one of our unlanndrrd drtHS S-hirlB.
: 'obitltelv only ono &hirt sent to one udilro s.
EUIUKV : sin TC < > . .
Olli-lm ' MarscilleH , 111.
ITintNISHbl ) HOrSIS Within three blocks of
JL ? i > ostolko. ! liiUiruatlC10 ( | Hod c. 1I2U-K
"Vj U'l IUi : 10 C'ON I HAUT Hh.--Scale.l propo-
i. > hala will be reeeUed until 12 o'lock noon ,
January III , 1882 , lor the erection and coinplo-
.ion of Imlblinj'for IhoAcadtiny ol the S.xi.red
loirt. I'mim nnd tpeciflc.itloiii'oii Icwatolllco
ol llildLllc .t .Mendelksrlin , Aruhlicrts , Omaha ,
Neb , wlitrn bids w 11 be reiehcd. Iho ri 'ht ia
reaert cd to reject any or all bidti. II2--31
TNST'-'IICTIOS'S ( 'l'en on typo writers ; also
1 nuehiiics for Kile. IIUI.L k AUK1COO
'arnham.nBcnto RemlnKton Tjpo writers. 881-20
* rtOOMS For single gentlemen ;
nNo one front room \\ith piano , aouthnrcBt
corner l th nnd Capital a ; enuc. EoO-tf
KJJ1B1 NEW CfTY MAl'.S , 10o. Mounto
B Maps. 82.60. OhO. I' . BKMI8.
DOHTKAITb IN CIHAVOM 1'nbtile and Oil ,
JL i Iso decorative rmintinp. MIIS. D. IU-
WAUDNnil. room 1. Jacob's Block. S42-H
, KM1B'
AI.El ) HAY At A. II. Sander's Feed Storel
B 1013 Harncy St. slD-tf
EMIS' HEAL ESTATK EXCHAMJE. S
B 1m pave ,
EDWAED KUERL
MAQISTBll OF PALMYSTU11Y AND CONDI
TIONALIST , 403 Tenth Streetlutw'cen Farnhuin
andllainey. Will , with the aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any ono a glame at thu pant
and present , and on certain conditions In thu in
turc. Itootx and Shoes made to ordir , Perfect
Ahsokitely Purs.
This iiowdor nrver arlii < . A m\r\el of purity ,
triiutlnanil \ litliHnnicnM lloro icononikar
than the nrillniri Kinds , anil i.innot lie cold la
com petition with the multitude of low tot
Knrt wclirht , alum or pho > ph tc iK ) dcr ' ,
'
Sold only In C'IIN.
\\m \ \ M. llMiI.Nf , POWDEK CO ,
I .