Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
THE DAILY BEE--MoNDAY JANUARY 70, 1885.
Johnsogs in the town, e. Smiths, 80 Browns

Johnsogs in the town, t7 Smiths, 80 Browns
and % Joneses.
The P~la,tsmou,h board Of trade will be en-.
Gineered Turing 1885 by j \. Common presi'
dent; + Csrruth, vice president, and II, NJ,
bushnell, secretary.
\ brace Of expert confidence kids or sneak
thieves are operating in the towns along the
Inc OF the U, p. They wound up a jewolry
store IN Schuyler to ,he extent Of $40.
The trial Of Joe Cook, the murderer Of Leo
natd Rail at Blue Hill, bsgAn at Red Cloud
last week, Cooks neck has fully recovered
from the squeezing given it by the Blue Hill
l]ynchers.
johnson county can boast Of three demo
cratic posimasters, which is not a bad show.
ing for that side. However, there is not more
than $ 0 commission cleared each year flom
any OF these Offices.
John Kubbuck, of Kearney. was sentenced
TO thirteen years in the penitentury for ut.
tempting TO kill his wife. Kubbucs, who is a
large man aud his wife is n midget by his side,
put in aplea of self defense, forcing the court
TO smile.
The locomotives of the whole U. p. system
are to he numbered from l upwards. We saw
in the yard the other day o tank numbered
$50. The figures are of such proportions that
when placed upon an engine no Other paint is
required.
The Bellwood Reporter asserts that the
best way to introduce carp is to load 'em in
a shot gun and point the qua at the head of
the stream. II the stream Is very small it
would likely be better to fire the stream into
the carps."
TIL Nebraska Farmer ridicules the accomo-
dations Omaha offers to secure the location OF
the state fair, and makes q laborious plea for
Lincoln. 1t is all right and proper to work
for ones town but ornament success never
follows in the wake of abuse.
s. o. Ridou, a carpenter, fell from TIE
Burlington & Missouri eating house, at Ok
ground, head first, breaking his upper jaw,
cutting a severe cash the forehead and
receiving fatal injuries, internally probably.
The surveyors are at work surveying a prs-
liminary line from the Chicago & Milwaukee
across the Missouri at Running Water. 1t is
conjectured that the company will build a
temporary railway bridge there this winter,
and cross a quantity of ties and iron to be
used in the spring on the extension.
Henry Baxter, of Indianola, while hugging
an earthquake of pain at the base of his bread
basket, grabbed q vial of aconite in q drug
store and took o ''smiIe." 1t required a doc
tor, n stomach pump and twenty. four hours to
save him. Henry %solemnly atfirms that it
was the vialest dose he ever experienced.
T. @, George & Son, of Kearney, n b.,
u on y 9ry SGLus, pooSi "ilu a sn4e;i uioenlnB
inc "a assignment for the bsneft e their cred.
;tors. The Il ,biIitiss RIM from 3, 200 IN sin
ono The deinite amount cannot now bs as
ceIt,ined. The stocx will nsrhans invoice
S5. GOA.
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,ars ~ tba hoard The Herald orgbt to dis.
nsnse with ;n%sndo and taii What Is lnows
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Inc Ilattshouth journal says tqsre Is q
project unoer consioetatio9 by me D.: " M.
wh'ch mas not peen aecioeu upon oennltely,
to largely increase tne capacity OF the shops
mere next spring. II the hnal decision Is ia
~yoraole, ihe capacity OF the present round,
house ana maGhlne SHOPS VIII De d0uoleo, and