Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1881, Page 8

BEE. Wednesday Morning, Sept. 28 For the accomodation of our up-town patrons aigengements have heen mado with Edhotm & Whokson, jewolers, opposite the post office, where advertisements and erders for tho city delivery of Tk Ber will b received. Advertisements for the evening must bo handed in bafore 1:30 p. m,, tor tho moruing edition hefore B:30 »om wopt23-tt LOUAL BREVITIES, =« [atterson mells conl. = Dosarte. Reliable Hat ter, ~—Frederick Teading Hatter, «600 buwiness lots Oall on Bomin, ~Now oranges at A, H, Gladstone's, 1000 resuaence lots Bes, agent, 260 houwes and lota Bemis’ agency. ~=Ttenmis' real estate boom, First page . W. Nason, Dentist, Jacob’s block. -Dest line of Cigars, at Saxe's, moto Stariton & Storms, Cigar, at Kuhn's Drug Store only, —~Sods Waler, better than ever, at Buxo's, - Buy your hats of Frederick, leading hatter, ~ Lumis’ new map of Omaba, 25 cents, —=200 farios snd 900,000 acres of land Beis, ageut, finest =~The Lion continues to roar for Moore's ad Saddlery, n viNke Commercial Job Printing, Al at T Bre Job rooms, —Bicyele for sale or trade for o horse, C J, Canan. " ho pays the highest price for Second Hand Furniture? Abrahams & Tewis, 1121 Douglas streot. sep19-2w —Young gent’s nobby cloth hats, now styles, at Frederick's, ~Judge Beneko had four cases of intoxi. @tlon before him yesterday, Only @0 person was able to pay his fine, ~~Most elogant new styles of Hats, at the Owaha Furier, Henry G. Richter, 16th stiset, opp. postoffice, keptli-tf ~Chief Galligan, Marshal Angell, City Jailer McClure and o 1a ge numker of citi- wons went to Council Bluffs yesterday tolook wpon tho ruins of last evening's explosion, —Young gent's nobby Derby's at Fred- erick's. ~Cruiokshauk & Co.’s window was beautifully arranged yesterdsy, Gen. Garfield’s picture, elegantly framed, occu- plod the centre, flower pots filled with heautiful flowers were placed in front and & Christian cross of white surrounded by erape formed the back ground. ¢ «=Jno, T, Conts, of De!roit, who nowgets #ho oontract for building the new court touse, is the owner ot quite extensive ma «ehine thops in that city which he intends %o reaove here with his family. AR e PERSONAL. Juilge J, W. Brown, one of Schuyler's mrominent lawyers, was in the city yester- -day on busineas, COLD LEAD. That is What Sam Kline Shot Into a Companion. Both Boys are Pupils at the Dodge Streot School. George Frank, cleven years old, was shot as he was coming down the ateps of the Dodge street school last evening, by a schoolmate named Sam, Kline. The ball struck the boy tothe right of the nose, just below the eye. The affair caused intenso excitement, in the midst ot which the hoy was carried to the home of his father, Jacob Frank, at 418 south Tenth street. Dr. Parker, the family physi- cian, was at once called in. He saw that the caso was a very serious one, and sent for assistanee. In a very short time Dra, Coffman, Peabodyand Darrow were upon tho scene. The wound was proved to a depth of threo inches, but the ball uld not be found. One of the physicians I'HE OMAHA DA Barglars at Work, Frod Herze's Elkhorn Valley house was burglarized some time Mounday night. The thicves effected an entrance by cutting outa {mlm of glass in one of the windows and then cutiing away the inside blinds. The money drawer in the bar-room was broken and its contents, fortunately only a few nick- els stolen. Nothing else was disturb. ed, not even the cigars and liquor which lined the ehelves. The house was similarly entered during Fair week. - - COUNCIL. CAPERS. Referring the 8locumb Ordi- nance to Another Com- mit' ee, Fifty Thonsand Dollars Worth of Bonds to be Sold. At the meeting of council last evening President Deiley was absent, and Mr. Dunham motion, called to the chair. was, on thinks that theball might have lodged inthe mouth and another that it might have paesed into the throat and fallen into the stomach. The boy last night was lying in a precarious condition, although the physicians have hope of his ultimate recoyery. o Sam Kline, who did the shooting, is only about 14 years old and his rearons for so doing are unknown. Immediately after the act he ran away and dissppeared and at a late hour last night had not yot been found. As far as can bo learned a number of children were coming down the steps together just after sshool had been dismissed. Kline was somewhat in advance of Fravk, and a8 he reached the bottom of tho sfops it s said ho euddenly wheeled around and without ning drew a 32 calibre revolver from his bosom. This he deliberately pointed at Frank and, pulling the trigger, firsd. The report hiad not died away before he had dis appeared around ~ tho corner, Klino lived on Twelith strect, and 18 said to be a protty hard case for one of his years. He has been in several other scrapes of tho kind and was the terror of smaller boys, S, Dwelling Honso Burned, M. Gavine's house, at the corner of Third and Pine streots, was de- stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, The loss i3 about $300. The house is not insured. Mrs, Gavine was cook- ing asteak, and called from the kitch- ed by the cries of her sick child, she left iton the stove. On her return she found that it had in somo manner caught fire, and that - the fire had spread to the kitchen walls, Mrs. Gavine had barely time to get her child out when the house was envel- oped in flames. RIGHT FROM ALASKA. el The mayor reported having ap- proved the ordinances for establishing a grade of St. Mary's avenue to the Union Paci railroad track, and a special ordinance appropriating money to John H. Green, for curbing and guttering Farnham street between Fllt]ccuth and BEighteenth, This was filed. Jumes F. Chapman asked to be allowed to repair his cottage, burned by the tire September dth. Re- ferred to the committee on fire, John Rush, J. A. Willis and H. Ehrenpfort asked that South Omaha be supplied with fire hydrants, a house, 1,000 feet of hose and a hose cart for a new hose company in that part of the city. Referred to the fire com- mittee. I. L. Falconer desired to Jease the site of the old pest house. Referred to the committee on public improve ments. N. Shelton asked for a fire alarm in the water works office. Referred to the committee on fire, N. Shelton presouted a communica- tion in which he stated that forty-one fire hydrants were now ready. Re- ferred to the committee on water works, McCauley & O'Brien presented as bondsmen ~ Lawrence Duggan and Isaac 8. Hascall #or the faithful com- pletion of a brick sewer contract. Filed. The contract and bond ot H. W. Cremer & Co., for furnishing vitrified clay pipe for sewer purpuses were ap- proved, Paxton & Gallagher and the U. P. railroad asked that the allay from Ninth to Tenth, between Jones aund Leavenworth be vacated and thatthey be permtted to extend a track from the present terminus of a track run- ning across lot 8, of block 192. Re- Tho Withnell house rogistor notes the ‘ewrival in the city of W, E. Andrews and wifo, of Des Moines, andJ. P, Hinchman, w»f (ilonwood, In. ©. J. Phelps, of Schuyler; C. S, Stow- wrt, of Lincoln; and O. M, Welty, of ¥re- wout, s et the Metropolitan, ‘Wm. A. Paxton left for North Platte yeatorday, whence he willgo tolis ranches and return with a large shipment of cattle. Herman Reamer, the popular Pullman emductor on the Union Paoific, makes his Hast, trip this weok on the overland line, being transfored to the Utah Northern beanch., His many friends will regret his devarture from Omaha, ' Gen. Cowin left for Cleveland last @&veming, whore ho will meet his wife and family. Ho would have gone to Cleveland 0 sstend Prosident Garfield's funoial but o the fact that he was engaged in trying €ho Billy Rood murder cgse., Prof. Langley, from Washington ob- wcvatory, Pittsburg, sud a party of as- alst nts, passed through this city yester- &y, o their return from the top of Mt, Wlitney, Col., where they havebeen mak- g some important experiments, « Geo, I, Sauer, of New York, has defi- tely decided to locate in Omaha, -He an soccomplished violinist, and will be mgreat addition to the musical talent ot #ho oity. Mr. Sauer studied with Martin Clalw, of this city, in the conservatory at Lekgis. berly, the long-haired man of the Ialand Independent, is in town, ly has a trick which is worth two of on ordinary kind. He comes to Omaha in &ho night, arriving here in the morning, When he don't hurry his businecs st all, in :du to oatch the noon train westward, b waits until » freight train pulls out s and comfortably sleeps during h meward, having takon but one @py from his office. Great is genius. “Mx-Governor Thayer is In the city, Capt. Johu G. Burke, U. 8, A., is stey- ngat tho Transfer hotel, Hon. Esra Millard, president of the (mahn National bauk, and family, wert @t this afterncon, ‘dames Rankin, M. P, J. I N, Wak Gord, Sr., and J. H. Lea—threo Evglish €ourlsts—are at the Withnell, J. Jubnson, of Lincoln, Geo. A. Wowler, of York; A. J. Weimer, of Dor- ahoster, and Thos. B. Johnson, of Evans- wille, are at the Creighton house. Rev. Father Nugent, of Liverpool, and Bov. Father Morri, of Rome, who have Meon visiting Viear General Riordan, left Bor their respective homes yesterday, fon, Don, M. Dickinson, chairman of Wbe Michigan democratio committee, ac- @mnipauied by Geo, M. Travers, a promi- @ent business msh from Detroit, were @mong the passengors from the west yes. P — FARMERS AND MECHANICS, Xf you wish to aveid great danger #nd trouble, besides a no small bill expense, at this season of the year, uld take prompt steps wiw from your household, #ystem should be cleansed, uu.tl stomach and bowels reyula- L i il o i rom sprin o kmow @f nothing that '!ll #0 perfectiy and do this as Electrio Bitters, and Return of Naval Officers From the Northwestern Ter- As noticed briefly in Tur Bke of yesterday, on board the ovéFland train on Monday were a party of naval officers direct from Alaska, where they have been stationed for a year or moro in command of the Umted States aquadron. At the head of the party was Lieutenant Commander C. H. Rockwell. The other officers were Lieut. E. P. McClellan, Ensigns J, O. Nicolson, N. R. Usher, H. Minett; Past Assistant Surgeon N. M. Furbee; Past Assistant Paymaster J, A, Rey, Boatswain P, H. Smith, and L. L. Martin, They had been relieved by another United States ship and were on their return to the naval sldp Jamestown, at Washington, Commander Rockwell stated that the future of Alaska is cerlamly very promising, The weather at Sitka during the past summer has been do- lightful and crops have prospered abundantly, The recent development of rich gold and silver mines has called there thousands from the Cali- fornia const and other parts of the Uuiited Statcs. This has stimulated Sitka's growth and has also established numerous settlements all along tho coast and in the interior. American nencing to show s, especially in the erection of handsomu buildings in tho capital and the establishment of business houses. All are thriving, and their proprietors are waking money. Commander Rockwell says that the genorally accepted notion that Alaska isa frozen country is & mistake. The warm current foom the Japap sea makes its climato much like that of BSootland or Ireland. All kinds of ipepeals and tho hardier froits grow ell in the lower lands. The moun- tuins are quite snovyin winter, but in the swmmer they are green and abound in aich mineral stores, In hia opinion, Alaska is destined to be- come a populous territory and, inde- pendent of the fishery interests, a source of great revenue to the govern- ment. R “The Revere House Counct Bluffe est." augl?-1m i LA Board of Agrioulture Meeting. The state board of agriculture held a final meeting at the office of the seé- rot last ovening, in connection with business relati g to the state fair. Secretary McBride, Vice Presi- dent Walker, Treasurer Hartman, Judge Kiuney, and Messrs, Grinnell and Williams were ‘rrmnt. The macting was long, and devoted en- tirely to the consideration of accounts against the board. Many were al- lowed, some cut down, and others re- jected. The board adjourned, moet at the call of the president. Puaishing a Thiet. s colored man who tried to dispose of them to Mr. Canfield. roperty wus ot once m:agniud b, glr. QCanfield, who trac 4 terred to the committve on public 1mprovements, The city engineer was instructed to make the necessary surveys on Nine- teenth street, from St. Mary’s avenue southward, for the purpose of estab- ILY Bt LET AGAIN. WEDNE Coote, of Detroit, Will Proba- bly Build the Court House. The Commissioners Gave Ilfm the Contract th's Afternoon. The commissioners at a meeting held at & o'clock p. m. yesterday de- cided to let the coutract for buildin the new court house to Johu K. Coots, of Detroit, Mich, Lust Saturday Dellone & Mulaney to whon the con- tract had been originally let, eclaimed that they had the necossary bond in §30,000 ready. Mr. Mulatey is a resident of Dubuque. When ho came here 1t was understood that he w. worth $80,000. According to the conmercinl agencies his wealth is not near that awount, and Mr, Dellone hesitated about furnighing the who bond himsolf without any security. The contequence was a rupture, and as the contract was given to Dellone & Muluiey, neither oue ot the parties could undertake the k himself. This hitch having avisen the commissioners extended the time for giving the bond until Sawrday. The two bi lders had come tono ters and yosterday the commissioners sought the advice of Geu, Cowin, the county attorney. The result of the couference was the meet: ing in tho afternoon. The follow- ing resolution which was pussed anan- | i 3 everything. , the bidders, Delione and Mulaiey, have failed and sull fail and neglect to enter into contract to buld a urt house on their proposition, and fai and neglect to furnish bond as 1e- quired, thereforo Resolved, Tuat the award made to thew is evoked and no longer of force and effect. It i3 further direcicd that suit be instituted on their bond for damages for their fa l- ure to euter ity contract and furnish bond. Be it further resolved that John F. Coots, the nest lowest bidder, be awarded the coutiuct for the covstruciion of said court house upon his entering into contract und giving bond and furnish- ing a faiv aud complete schedule as required in the prewises, Tae public generally will uphold the commissioners i their attempt to have the work done as rapidly as possibie. Mr. Coots s been communicated with and expreeses a willinguess to begin work ouce. He will remove his family and business to Omaha, so s to ¢ the work his constant persoal vision, Dellone & DMulaney $187,000; Coots’ bid was $198,000. ‘e OMAHA MEDICAL COLLEGE. Fall session beging Oct. 10, 1881 Address G. B. Ayres M. D., Sce. RUINS. VIEWING THE Scenes at the Point of the Dynamite Explosion. lishing the grade. The city clerk wag, after some dis- cussion, inatructed to advertise for thirty ({n)l in the usual form for the sale of 60,000 worth of sewer bonds, The commitiee on sidewaiks was authorized to purchase 20,000 feet of pine lumber for crossings. Tho matter of locating a bridge at the intersection of Twenticth and Clurk streets was referred to the com- mittee on sidewalks and bridges, The council allowed political par- ties the free use of the council cham- ber for the purpose of holding meet- ings. The marshal was instructed to remove the desks insuch cases. The street commissioner was al- lowed the use of a saddle horse, at a cost of not more than one dollar a day during the luying of cross-walks. A resolution that the city clerk be irstructed to advertise for a weok for proposals to fill & washout on Tonth street, near Hickory, was referred to the committeo on streets. The city engineor suid it would bo necessary to make provisions for the purchase of wcidentals, the storage of pipe and the employment of inspec- tors for the sewer work. He thought some authority ought to be invested in the engineer, mayor or a comumit- tee, to seo to the transfer of the pipe. A skilled man should be secured for iuspector. One could be got for $125 per month, The contract with Hugh Murphy & Co. for sewer work is not quite com- ploted yet. The commitee on pablic improve- ments recommended that the bid of John H. Murghy, §1,610, for the strip of ground an block 844, bo ac- cepted. All bids for lot b in block ““H,"” were rejected, The report was adopted. The committeo on fire recommended the adoption of Chief Gallizan's re- uest to purchase three four-wheeled hose carts and a four circuit fire alarm, and it was so decided. W. 8. Street was given the contract to furnish the city with hard coal at The ruins fiom the terrific explo- sion in Council Bluffs on Monduy were the object of curiosity and interest to thousands of the citizens of that city p and Omaha yesterday. The spot pre- sented a deplorable sight. The description of the explosion and its effects, given in THE BEe yes- terday, was in all particulars correct, and enumerated nearly comj letely the individuals whose property was dam- aged. Nearly a hundred men were ut to work early this mornine by the Rock Island company, who did effect- ive service in clearing away the deb The tiacks were cleared as far as possible, 8o as to allow the Rock Island and Kanasas City trains to pass. Ex- pleration and examination of the wreck inside the round house showed all of the engines to be very budly, but not irreparably, damaged. Noth- ing can be done with the round house, freight depot or ico house, Six -cars were burned and can bo shoveled from the tiacks. Most of the trucks of the others, with the exception the passenger coaches, can be repaired and used. The crater, &s it might be called, of the explosion, was purtly filled in yesterday. Iater rosein the bottom to the height of four or five feet, and as an evidence that *‘it is an ill-wind that blows no- | party aro in | disch JAY, S IPTEMBER 2 estimated nccurately. Tho approxi- mate Joss may bo €200,000. Private losses ave ealeulated at £50 000 more, and in this the car of dynamite has not been figured. The company wili not ho scriously retarded in it U tess, as now rolling stock is now on the way from Chicago. et - it King Kalakaua Coming King Kulakana, of the Hawaiin Tslands, who was in Omaha a few years ago, will arrive hcre again in the courso of a fow days, He and his Baltimore to-day, and will visit Hampden, Va., W ashington, Lexington, Ky , to examine blooded stock, and will then probably come ircotly {o Omaha, Tho royal party 1 I'rancisco and leave for iy October 27, - Accidentally Shot. A young inan named Thomas was injured last night by the accidental 10 of a revolver in his pocket. He was scafiling in Knucervs aumnmer garden with some companions, w! the revolver went off. Tlo was taken to hig ! Dr. Peabudy was called, s, who was drunk, re fuved to w him to ®ee the leg and the doctor left. MHow badly Thomas is injured is not known TO HEATHEN LANDS. A Band of Missionaries Beund for Ch na and Japan. room of the Gathered in the waiiin ere found depot yesterday a party of ladies and gentlemen who are on their way to China and Japan as wissionaries, The party consisted . J. H. Laughlin and wite, Dr. Sumith and wife, who go to Funge Chow, China; Rev. J, B. Por- ter and Miss M. E Reed, who go to Tokio, Japau, und Miss Ida Tiffany, who is bound for Che Foo, China. All of these are being sent out by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions from New York, Re J. W. Harsha and a party of ladics, members of the Pres- byterian church of this city, saw the missionaries off. The party will ar- rive in San Francisco Saturday and soil in the steamer Oceanic on Octo- ber 6. Av Yokohams, Japan, Rev. Mr. Porter aud Miss Reed will leave the party. The others will con- tinue thel urney until they arrive at Shanghei, which they will do about the middle of October. ~ Their mission is located about 200 miles from Pckin. De. Sinith opens there a free hospital aud dispensary next month tev. Robert Mateer and wife will puss hrough the city next week and will meet the party bound for China at Tunge Chow, where they will be stationed. 2 A, Real Estato Transfers. The following transfers were re- corded at the county clerk's office Saturday and Monday, as reported for this paper by John L. Mcague, real estato agent and conveyancer: Tzra Millard and wife to Nellie Kel- sey, lots 9, 10, 11 and 12 in block 14, town of Millard $175. Leonard Liable to Joseph H. Den- nis, part of lot 11 in Kountze's 2d add., w. d. —-$412. James G. Chapman to Isaac M. Smith,part of lot 4. block 102, Omaha, w. d.—83,000. Wm. Rudzwast and wife to Wm. Test, lot 12, block 444, Grandview add. q. c. d.—$85 TO[JCHI';‘G SERVICES At the Fir:t Presbyterian Church Last Evening. At th> Presbyteriaa church Monday evening quite » large audience gath- ered to assist in the service corzmem- orative of tha death of President Gar- field. By special request”of the pas- tor, Judge Savage delivered an elo- quent address, taking as a theme some of the cheerful lessons taught by the terrible trazedy. Dr. Denise | followed in a few but well timed re- marks., The Omaha Glee club were present and sang ‘‘Remember Thy Creator,” ‘‘Nearer My God to Thee,” “Integer Vitm,” and ‘“Beyond the Swiling and the Weoping.” All of these wero rendered in truly oxcel- lent style and were highly appreciated, body good.” The company may util- 120 the fluid by simply bricking up wall. 8o huge is the pile of brick, broken timbers aod dirt within the circumterence of the round house, that it was déemed inadvisable to at- tempt its removal yesterday. It will require a week's work to clear it away, with the rest of the round house. The tnrn-table was badly de- moralized. Being so ponderous a piece of machinery its repair will be quite diffisult. OF all the crowd wo- weon, a8 well as men, probably eighty present wero relic sockers, Some of the property in cars on the side tracks from the explosion, was taken out comparatively uninjured. Guards the rate of §12 per ton. The mayor was authorized to make *| the necessary arrangement for the purchase and storage of incidental ma- terial in sewerage work, for labor con- is the best socond-class hotel in theyected with hauling the zame and the employment of an assistant to the city engineer, The committee on sewers roported in favor of giving the conteact for the completion of the South Owmaha sewer, from Tenth to Thirteenth streets, to O'Brien & McCauley on their provid- in|’( a proper bond. The ssine committee reported that they had found a certain specified hy- drant ready tor use, and asked fer a short oxtension of time in which to make further investigations. The re- port was adopted, Mer. Horuborger was excused for 0| four weeks. The Dunham 8locumb ordinance, which once failed to carey by a single James Dailey stole a bridle, halter | vote, came up again upon first read- and blanket worth less than $10 from | ing, Geo, Canfield, A short time after-|ond tume by its title, and referred to ward he sold the articles for $1 26 to | the committee on police, Mr. O'Keofe was excused on novl The ordinance was read a sec- The | count of sickncass. The ordinance establishing a sewer out the | dietrict in Omaha was put upon its Edw trifling cost of fifty conts o bot- [ thief and had him arrested. Yesterday | passage. Al the wmewmbers presont ufi“ by Tahe & McMahon, (1) Daile; days by Judge Beneke, was sent to juil for tweuty | voted in favor of it. Counci! then adjourned, were placed over it, but, do their best, the earthen crockery ware of which thero was o carload, tn utensils and other varieties At the conclusion of the last named piece, the pastor, Rev. W, J. Harsha, turned to the Glee club and eaid, “*Gentlemen, you have sung your last piece for Garfield.” He referred to their services during the last presidential campaign, when the vame of Garfield was often on their lips, and referred with much feehng to the draped flag of the club as cor- pared with Low it was unfurled to the breeze then. A Baptist Minister's Experience, Iam & Baptist minister and before 1 even thought of haln){) & clergyman 1 graduated in medicine, but left & lucrative practice for my present profession, ten years ago, I was for many years a suffer- er from quinsy. “Tuomas’ EcLrerricOiL cured me.” "I was also troubled with hoarseness, and Thomas' Eclectric Oil al- ways relieved me, My wife and child hat of merchantable goods gradually dis- appeared, while in all directions pe- destrians could be met, counting ties toward home, with plates, cups, jugs and miscellaneons articles, carefully held out of range of the scene of the explosion. To the credit of the crowd, however, it should be said that no person was seen with more thau one article aud that vref- erence was always given to those broken, battered or mutilated, as showing the work of the blow-up, Souvenirs they were after and sou- venirs they would have, Some wag or anthinking fellow, during the morning, stood up a huge board sign in front of one of the most dilapidated pieces of the wreck, which read: **Chi- cago, Rock Island & Vacific railroad ticket offiz Best and surest route to all points east.” Van Couven, who was injured, and his little daughter, are domg as well as can be expected. It 18 thought both will recover. Many of the per- sons shoeked by the explosion are sti'l sufforing from its effucts, but no fatal resulta ave reported. — The damage to l&:dpmperly of the Rock Islaud railr cannot yet be diphtheria, and *Thomas' Kclectric Oil cured them,” and if taken in time it will cure nine times out of ten. I am confi. dent it is a cure for the most obstinate cold or cough, and if any one will take a small teaspoon and half fill it with the Oil, and then place the end of th+ spoon in one nos. tril and draw the Oil out of the spoon by sniffing as hard as they can, until the Oil falls ov rinto the tiiroat, and practice that twice a week. I don't care how offen- sive their head may be, it will clean it out and cure their ostarrh, For deafness and earache it has done wonders to my certain knowledge It is the only medicine dubbed patent medicine thot I have ever felt like recommending, and I am ver snxigus to see it in every place, for I tell you 1 would not be without it in my house for any consideration. T aw now suffering with a pain like rhewmmatism in wy right limb, and nothing relieves me like Themas' Ecleotrie Oil, D B, . Guave, Jorry, Pa, Bheoat v L SR E Take *BLACK-DRAUGHT "' and you will wever be bilious, ALP 0, Goodman's, FALLSTYLES HATS AND CAPS NOW READY AT FREDERICK'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, OP- jon} | I L 1881, No Blood ! pilled. A man was arrestcd yesterday near the depot, on ccmplaint of Mrs, O'Brien; who keeps a restaurant, Her chirve was that he pulled a revolver r. ‘The difficuily aroso over de- v ina meal which the man ordered. He went out of the restaurant, not eating or paying for the meal, Ho alleged she threatened to #hoot him, when he drew his revolver, in fear that she would carry out her alleged threat. He was examined before Judge Beneke, who dismissed the case, 3 s Torty years’ triat s provea * BLACK- AUGHT " the best liver medicine in W world. For Sale, Lowt, Foand, Wants, Boarding, &c., will be in- rted In these columua once tor TEN CF v line; each subsoquent insertion, FIVECENTS per lins. The inwertion never loss than IWENTY-FIVE CF! A ] ONY JUL IRETY —\-{ ONE 550,000 ROINVAC BDWAKT 000 w5 ¢ city and L EeTate and Loax e of wnfurnished room y housel.erping, with tes walk of post oifice, Address R., this priRe] \'A TED—A girlto do two in fam hut the bret nee 1523 Davenport keever. as elerk in hotc] Address S, year fiest-class referonce office ANTED—A couple good cylindor press focders, Can find stendy employment at this office. 20t VWANIED A iy 1 h VY ANTED=A st clus baker at tie, Ouaha Balkcry, 516 10th St. 961 od sccond girl. Inquire at St 88.26 Inquire at ivnfi-:n “Awood d Iry_hand. 04.28° Palac war-et, on I5th St. ANTED. by & steady and experien Inquire 1500 16th and Chic: NELAUS. ANTED—A nurse girl at Wisasmt v W ANTEDsituation as boocsper by an exper'onced lady. Good references ~ Ad- dress J L., i 77-29% WWAMIED-A womass who ean dolghthoue. keeping and care for a child. Address or call on Mrs, . C. Picrce, No. 714 North 1sth St. -t \V NTED—A first-class dounle entry booke keeper. Address P'. 0. Box 23, 72: ANTED ~A woman cook, Inquire im- mediately at 920 uarney st., bet 9th and Tott VW AYIED = Fittesn fintolasy carpenters. Highest wages paid. Apply at Oy era House, corner Farnhum and 16th. SHAW & FIELD. 67-25 WAX'N:D Two or three day boarders in private family. Inquire 1609 Daveport street, 46-27 ‘ T ANTED—Carpentsrs to build 25 cottages o contract, BOGGS & HILL, 47-2 ANTED—Manufacturing concern wants & business man in Omaha and in_ every (notalready taken). A few hundred dollars n cestary to pay for goods on delivery ufter orders have been se ured for the same; §150 per mouth profit wusrante gation solicited. Broadwa . Tue most wearching invi sti- A.8. ARNOLD & (0., 1203 New York. se216t rl at 1818 Chicag a4t V7 ANTED -tlousekeej e, 1100 Farntim st. up stairs, 3.t VY ARTED—Woman cookeat te Enmet House. 53t \VAN TED--Girl at 2604 Dodge street. 979-t1 ANTED—Rteapectablo employment by Land end wife. Addre-s ¥, fice, \ ANTED e Missouri v alley Boiler Works, Omaha, By M. W. Hartigan, proprietor ot Neb,, first-class boiler-miakers. No oh nced apply. Bestwages aid, M. W. HAKI GAN. 956-t1 V TANTED-—To rent, by & newly married ottage, couolo before Nov. 1xt, a small ;‘fimm!l; located. Address Ko m 14, € oc! ~Two experienced cooks, six help- thirey tablo walters, during week Enquire of D. T, MOUNT, 1412 Fambam §t, of rtate fair, W FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, Fuuding bridge and school boudn, . Clark, Bellosos 2641 |SPEVIAL _KOTIORS-—Contimad X NDREWE: JOR SALE—A large, commodious, new, two- wtory honse with well; vood loca‘ion, nenr horee cars, full lot with © well, cistern, ete Terms reasonadle. Enquire o' P. W, ftoe, King § ., bet. Charlesand Seward Sts, 07 BIHI K R SALE. 20041 JOR SALEA smal cago and furmture of a frvt-clas wn of 1200 inhabitants, in state 8 24 bods; the tras eling wen’s re BEE office. o84 JOR SALE—Mups of Douglas and Surpy coune tiea, A. ROSEWATE .lbx‘ofirnhnm’"}l’r;fl JOR ALE--Neat houso and tull lot, 12 blocks from P.O. at 8900, Jeitx L. McCAutw, 712t Opp, Postottice. YOR SALE-TFine stock farm of 400 acres (1" good nouse, cattle shed, orchard &c., witn 24500, Opp. Post H8A-t1 b of railroad. ' Prie JOUN L. McCAGU SALE - Neat cottage and good lot a¥ . “JONN L, McCAGUE Opp. P_O, 637-t1 rents honses, ots, lands, officos OUSES AND LAND--b¢ stores, ho rooins, ete, Seo 1nt page Gond house with tour rooy 18 Dodee hetween i shado 0. 2613 Goo well dition. Inqutire white om ] 1cow with lirtt] Lelly and slit in eah enr. Also red and wh te yearling heifer (alf wi First Louse 80 th of Sh t Tower, on Iid evue” road. HARTMAN, CTIONS In French, Uer and Latin. Prot. leny W on St 900-003. AA. IL Sander's St A1 MR, B B J i [loves, cor. 18th i the city 7 JOKTU AND MEDIVM—Mre. A Eliza tells past,” { rosent and future in love andall affaira, She roveals the decpost secrets of he neart. She possesses the power to fulfill all your wishes. Call at No, 322 corner 1$a ts. best 51041 E TELLER 10UACS, 100 Call and gey s ]3 lands and farms for sale thiem -“ EMIS' REAL ESTATE BOOM.—Sec 1st puge. ans NEW CITY MAPS,e. Ared cow. Owner cail nve the e by proving property and payin FRANUIS LOBBINS, Saunders oo EMIS' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.—S 131 pag COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. TANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs ie to take Tuk Bre, 20 cents per: week, de- livered by carriers. Office coruer Brosdway and Main, up stairs, Councii Bluffs. 21 ANTED—To buy 100 tons ibroom oo For particulars address Council Bluffe Broom Factory, Counci! Btuffs, lowa. 658-201 ANTED—A Vlnod mrpcnk‘r‘u-h -Dllcu.“Aflp ply Mynster & Adams, Council Pluffs, Towa. 650-29* ANTED—A first-class broons tier. Mayne & Co,, Council Blufts, Towa. 560 30% Maria Mynster, Council Bluffs. tf VW ANIED-A sluation by a frat claas willer. Tad 20 years expericnce, Understanda old and new processes, Speaks kEngiish and Grrman and acquainted with ateun ond watee Vill p wers, Can givo the best of referen comeon trisl at any time. Address M. 8., Box 1611, Council Bluffy, Ia. 80-28 VW ANTED—» a gentleman of cxperience and bu iness habits, a position with o furm, either ax clerk or t - travel, Keierence givin, L L. WATKINS, Council Blufts, 912:20 ALL on or address Potter & Pulmer, 40 South 6th street Council Biuffs, lowa, for rail- road tickets east, west, northand soutl. Chicago $10.00 Eound trip 319,00 Every ticket guar- auteed, and tickets bought, sold and _exchanged auzl7-1m MOR SALE—OId papers 4°¢ p b The Bee office, Council Blufls, w27 U ‘ ANTED—Two experience 1 hook solicitors for Colorado and Utah, Adnlrul&-‘ l)‘i 0. 190-21% box 1214, Council Biuffs. Iowa. To Contractors, Builders and FProperty Owners. The undersigned having been appoinked. agent for the extensive iron and wire manufacturing houses of E. T. Barnum, of Detrs't, and the Kussel Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo, Ohio, capacity of 50 tons daily, is peepared to furnish estimates aud prices for iron columne, &c., for store fronte, window caps and. sills, threshold p rought iron beanw and gird: ers, hydrauti tors, staple fittings, vulleys, shafting, &e.; also iron fonces, cresting, win: dow guards, shutters, stairs, balc nies, sctteea, vascs, acquariums, fountaius, summer lawn, garden and’ cemtery orname nts, flower stands, grave guards, &c., &, in end less variety. Catalogucs supplidd on ‘appHeation, HENRY 1. LAl Manufacturers' Agen it ( JOR RENT—A house of 8 rooms and bara, in good ocality, at §35 per wmonth, The house s elegantly furnis Furai ure can be bought, Inguire of M. Elgutter, 8, W. Cor, 10th St cheap, T e u:d for rocery store for elglit years; wiitable for any kind Tuqui‘e N. E. coruer 18th auil Dodge Lk 95 t bwn RENT-Furn'shed room for 2 or 8 ge: en, 1421 Howard »t., corner 15th, &6 ooms, y b St. Vossession 1stof Oct. Also 87 761 KENT—A now cottage with three rooms, st finised, * nquire on premiscs, S0tk 5. 2044 bet. Farnham and Douglas, 9 rooms, stable ; §40 monthy In advance, corner 15th and Doug 923-tf Yooma Gver Aluk: . E. cor. 16th and Dodge 249-tf Ulie roum with board, 1508 Cali- . 73540 OR SAL BLven Foc ory frame house of unt finished thiy e ring; large lot, wi Apply on the premises between ¥ . m, aud 12 - Situated side of Webster St., Vet. 22nd aud 23rd; house from Al-o carpets ruiture for s 100 24° OB SALE- A beautitul residence proporty of 2) ncros with commodious house. . Elgh icrosof orvhard wnd vineyard. Lo ation sighty. Only two and & half wiles from past office. Bar- gt JOHN L. MeUAG ( T class cabinet organ, very Inquire Milton Rogers b B0-1¢ DOR NALE- cheap: Son, 14t l‘wu NALE—About 300 cubic yards of dirt, wouthea tcorner 20th and ¢ ngu re POSITE GRAND CE RAL HOTEL Of FRANK SASSIROM, 515 north 16t street. EDWARD KUEHL, R OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI LIST, 498 Tenth Street, between Farubawm and Hainey, Will, with tne aid of cuardian spirits, obtain for any one a glanee at the and prosent, and on certain conditions in the fu- turo. Doots and Shocamade o order. Perfeck. teed. au26-Im POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar, No other arpation makes such light, fisky hot bre uxurious pastry. Can 1 eaten by Dyspophlc without fear of theills resulting from heavy ind! gestible food, sold ¥ {n ca. by il Grocers HOYAL BAKINGZFOWDER (O New York, wor C. ¥. Gooduang o £ (TANTED—A boy to do chores at Mynsters 4 fishery, Council Blufts, 061-28% \ ANTED—Good girl for gencral housework,