Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-27
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Cereal coffee, the great health drink, can
be had at Bartel and Miller's.
f. II. Gilchrist OF Kearney was a caller al
Deere, Wells G. Co.'S yesterday.
The Industrial school meets at the Else
man building from 2:30 to 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Visitors always welcome.
Deisber G. Kronuuest OF Holdrege, Neb.
were in the city yesterday doing business
on the agricultural implement districts.
C. A. Davis Of Sioux City was in the city
on business connected with agricultural I'M
plements and the Transmiseissippi EXPOSE
ton.
Tho regular meeting OF the knights and
Ladies of Security will be held at the
Patriotic order Sons Of America hall on
Saturday evening.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. George w. Price,
formerly assistant principal of the High
school, will be glad to learn that he is abe
TO be up again. He Is now at Silver Clty,
N. NJ.
The Nashua Trust company began a fore
closure suit in the district court yesterday
to extinguish the claims held upon several
tracts Of land held by j. w. Morse ana
others.
Last night a certain young lady, residing
in the Fifth ward, was observed through the
window resting her head upon tne sur
bosom of - Pshaw! Another Eagle laun-
dry ad."
G v. Nieman & Co., 523 Broadway, dealers
in stocks, grain and provisions. CORE
spondents of James t.. Boyd & Co., Omaha
They will furnish market quotations Dy tele-
phone at any time. Phone l2s.
Judgments were obtained in Justice Cooks
court Yesterday by IRA Thomas for 1895,
and George S. Davis for $40, against the
Manhattan Beach Improvement company
There was no defense. Special executions
were issued with orders to levy at once upon
property OF the company to satisfy the judg-
ments.
After successful engagements, the Moore
G. Livingston company returns to the Dohany
Monday night, March l, opening in the SEN
sational drama, Michael Strogoff." A num-
Der of new plays will be given during the
engagement, with attractive speciaities.
Monday will be free ladies' night and a
Fowler wheel will be given away Saturday
night.
w. |. Wilson, perhaps one Of the greatest
evangelistic singers Of the west, arrived
yesterday to take charge of the singing at
the Christian Tabernacle during the meet
ings beginning Sunday. Wherever he has
been he has drawn very large houses, many
being unable to gain entrance. He VIII lead
a large chorus, as well as the singing OF
many solos.
Some time ago Constable Washburn, serv-
ing a writ from Justice Vien's court, levied
upon a lot of cordwood upon which Joe San
dal had a claim. Yesterday the date arrived
for the wood to be sold. When the officers
went to the place where it had been left
nothing was visible but a few pieces of bark.
Inquiries disclosed the fact that Sandal had
hauled it away and sold 1t. He was arrested
on the charge OF larceny.
L. Mullintx, a man who has been before
the police magistrate on other occasions
to answer to Il charge OF intoXication and
disturbing the peace, was locked in the city
Jail last evening upon charges Of the same
nature preferred by some of his neighbors
living on Third street and Eleventh avenue.
They charge that he was chasing one of
them around the premises with a big knife.
His case will be inquired into today.
Important papers cam into the hands OF
c.. NJ. Harl of I4arl & McCabe yesterday
in connection with the complaints filed by
the Grain Shippers association of north
western Iowa before the Interstate Com
merce commission as to grain rates. from
northwestern Iowa to Chicago and points
east. Harl & MCCabe are the attorneys fol
the association. Mr.. McCabe is now in
Washington on this and other business. Hon
Spencer Smith has taken a deep interest in
the cases and has been ably assisting the
association in its efforts to secure the relief
demanded.
George Smith was arrested yesterday upon
a warrant sworn out Of Justice Cooks court
charging him with the larceny of a house
on Thirty-ninth street. The charge was
perhapa somewhat exaggerated, but the tes-
timony showed that he had taken possess
sion of the house and was occupying it with
his family without the knowledge or consent
of the owner. The house belonged to
George Lewis, and when he found that
Smith had taken possession of it while 1t
was temporarily vacant he sought to come
to an understanding with him by which
he was either to pay rent or move. Smith
declined to do either, hence his arrest
He gave bonds for his appearance in court
on March 6.
Notices have been given that all of the
judgments secured during the last few
months against the Mclaughlin Manufac'
turing company in a number of local court:
will be paid. A number of executions have
been issued and about all of the property
of the company in sight in the vicinity o.
Manawa has been levied upon and sold
leaving the other creditors with nothing bu
their judgments. An attorney was aronnC
yesterday getting the amounts Of all of thes,
judgments with the expressed purpose o
paying them. 1t Is said the money is com
ing from J. G. Mclaughlin himself, who il
now located in Kansas City, and is reputeC
to have been making money rapidly within
the last few months.