Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-17
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WHERE is JOuN MONT
Mary Ellen Sigby or Ngbv, No. 40 Ca.|
street, Liverpool, England writes To u.,
chief Of policcof Lincoln seeking in fOrmaN.,
con nCerning the whereabouts of her futnrr.
John Rigby. She has not heard from him ~in...
lSd2and ut that time he was farming near
thisc city,
FRAZIER wlNTs To M FREED.
William II. Frazier says he Is thorlugh..
dis gust cd with the on tMndish conduct ofhI
wife Sarah and asks for adv OrcC from her
The two haVcbcen married douly lyabOut a year
and half and yet after They had been mar.
ricd only eight weeks, Frazier says, his bni.
violated her marital vows, and since that
timehas shown determination to bo "A bad
woman gene orally. Rcmou sranccs avail moth.
ing and he asks for divorce.
SOLE THREE HORSES
Constable G, j. Fleming of Phillpsburr
Kan, arHvcdin the city today after mN
Riley l. lloyd Of the same town, who spI,
three horses from his bothcr-iulaw, Samuel
Moore ofPhillips county. Tho stCcis vcgl
taken about daylight Saturday of last lyrr,
and Fleming has been chasing him over
since The First National bank of philIM,.
burg hasa mortgage ON the thryc horse, gni
Is paying for the pursuit oflhC thief
WANT nGEMTO Jay Uh
Five petitions for rccovcdcs of ildrnleo,,
against Moses Nj. Snyw and Martin S.Wre
were filed in the district court this morning.
Thotrst was from Charlotte A. Nobloof
Champaign county, Ohio and She wants
Third National bank of Jrbum, O, which
has claim of $6l39O against them. Tho
third is from A.. NJ GlcSsuu of Champapu
county, Ohio VIII Oasl<sior SiC2. 49, The fourth
is from John, C. McC0ulcN who
wants $2i.O The fifth is from Belle
Glenn ofthc amocounty, who claims SN,@pu
from the de Pendants. This makes AN aggrc-
gatcOf Sl,OlS59. The Sayrcs brothers are
nonreSidents, bu town considerable property
hercand the Ohio creditors learned Of tho
fact
HOBS uP SEREyELY.
Q, Colwin Sabin, thcmauagcrof the now
dcfunct Western utual benefit association
at Beatrice, istrymg his 'prcnt tice hand again
in the insurance business. Thistimc he has
chosen Washington, d. c., as his field Of
operations and announces himself as vice
president manager of brand
new organization calledthe National Capital
life ass OCatiOn.
LABYRINTH FOR THE SrATEFAIR.
MIR, Dmham of Omaha, accOmpauiedby by
MIR. Nelson, the inventor of portable laby-
riut tbs, were in this city and on the fair
grounds yesterday lOCatin gHt the latter placO
a site for mammoth labyrinth, which has
been secured for the coming fairas one oftho
leading attractions. The laby rinth will he "A
structure ll0Xl3O feet with n multitude OF
winding walks, in which minority of the
explorers VIII geso lost that they can fuI
their way nCithcrin nor out but WilIhavctp
depend upon the thirteen gates provided rur
their accommodation in the different walls,
and which are 50 constructed that they are
visible and can bcOpcncd only from one side
andleadmg out ofthc labyrinth andarc sup-
posed ODE used only by those who admit
their defeat in attempting to dis cover the
proper way through.
NOTES ArnTT TIE CITY
Mr.. Frank StipCS awidOwcr Of Gfty-Me
years, and Mrs. Mary Srauek, awiuOw lady
of iOrty-ive, were united in wcdhck this
mOmingby Acting County judge Long.
Mayor Graham Is seriously illtOday.
Rosa BeaSey, who was ruincdby hort-
less lover has gone temporaril to the homo
for fallen women at Mil ford She willrC-
turn proOa abi Y at the session of the district
court to testify againstthe man that played
her false