Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 15, 1881, Page 8

LHE DAILY BEE. | Saturday Mcorning, Oct 16 REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBDER 8T, For Sheriff, DAVID N. MILLER. For Treasurer, JONN RUSIH. For Clerk, JOHN BAUMER. For Commissioner, B, P. KNIGHT, For Judge, A. M. CHADWICK. For GEORG For Superintendent of Instruction, J. J. POIN For Coroner, JOHN G. JACOBS. For the accomodation of our up-town patrons arrangements have been made with Kdholm & Erickson, jewelers, opposite the post office, where advertisements and orders for the city delivery of Trr B will bo received. Advertisements for the evening must be handed in before 1:30 p. | carried into tho houso of m., tor the morning edition before 8:30 soptidtt LU(;A L BRbVI’I‘IEE Mliss tn-m,.vht. N —Patterson sells coal. —Frederick Leading Hatter, ~Doane. Relisble Hatter. . Fine pocket knives at Kuhn's, —Owl Cigars at Kuhn's Drug Store. —Night School at the Business College, ~The Lion continues to roar tor Moore's Harmes «ad Saddlery. ~For yixe Commiercial Job Printing, oll at Tax Ber Job rooms. ~S8moke Stariton & Storms, Clgar, at Kuhn's Drug Store only. -Boys' Warm School Caps, all kinds, cheap, at Frederick's; largest stock. oct14-6¢ —-Nobby Derby and Cloth Hats for gents, something new, at Frederick's, the Hatter. oct12w-t&s —Hars! Hats ! Hats!—Latest' styles, argest stock in the city at Henry G. Richter’s, 1322 Farnham street. m-f-a-m-&e. There were fourtesn coaches attached o0 the east-bound U. P, train yesterday uf- ternoon, —Lat the children connected with the Cass street sewing school remember that it § neets to-day at 2 o'clock. ~The caso of Fred Sohraxder for keep- ing his barber shop open on Sundays was dismissed in the police court yestesday. ~A colored man, John Lewis, acted as foreman of a jury 1n a civil case being tried in thedistrictcourt yesterday, Several ‘members of the Chalk club were on the Jury. ~-Judge Beneke last night]united Rob- ert T, Ogden and Miss Ella Wroth in the bonds of matrimony. The event was cele- brated befittinely at Fourteenth and Web- ster streets last night. __©A rare chance” for somehody to step into a good paying husiness. The stock and fixtures of the Michigan tobacco store 1417 Douglas street for sale cheap, KEn- finest — | sent for, but before the arrival of Dr. A HORRIBLE DEATH. Morris Dre Thrown Irom His Buygy and Instantly Tilled. Caused by n Wash-out on Twelfth Street. Morris Dee, for yoars a well known and respected ros ident of Omaha and its vicinity met an untimely and horrible death last night at 7:30 o’clock. He had been intho city attending to some busi- ness and at 7 o'clock started for his home, which is about six miles from Omaha, near the U. P. railroad, in his buggy. He drove down Twelfth street, After descending the steep hill near Jones atroet, one of the twenty-seven buggy wheels entered a rut, tipping | the buggy and throwing him out on head, His fall had been observed by number of persons living near by and he was . A. Lina- immediately his a Medical aid was Ayors he had breathed his last. His skull was not fractured, nor was his neck broken, but death is supposed’ to have resulted from contusion cf the brain, Vicar General Rierdon was also cailed, but as Deo was unconscious he could not receive his confession. A jury consmsting of J. A. Linahan Julius Nig, Jerry Looney, P. J. Armstrong, Wm. Hart and Michael Grady, was empanneled by Coroner Jacobs, who rendered a verdict of accidental death. A carriage was sent to his home, with a messenger to carry the sad nows to his wife. Its terrible effest can be imayined. In- stead of the arrival of her beloved husband, on opening the door she met the unwelcomed messonger, who im- parted the terrible imformation that he was no more. Nearly crazy with PERSONAL. John A, Creichton is confiued to his house by sickn D. H. Phillips i« in the eity n guest at the Creighton hou A, manager of the Big m house, J. 8. Shep pur, is at the Cre C. E s, of St. Panl, Neb,, is stay- ing at the Creighton house, A. Abbott, n well known lawyer of Lin. coln, is at the Creighton hous Judge Bennett, of Salt Lake City, pass. od through Omaha for the east yesterday, i in the city a house. JoT ismaking the quarters, Mrs, M. Donovan has returned from her trip to St. Lonis, looking much improved in health, Bishop O’Connor goes to Plattsmouth on Bunday to confer the sace iment of con- firmation, Chief Galligan, of the fire department, is home ngain after his visit to 8., Lonis and Chicago, Perking, of Weeping Water, Neb,, ghton house his head- Crei Judge Homer HalcomD, of Schuyler, was in the city attending the Democratic con- Thursday night. G, Stripe has left the clerk's office of the U, 8, circuit court and will devote himself to short-hand work, S. Howard, a lawyer of Lincols, ., {9 in the city attending court and is staying at the Creighton house, Major Stevens, of the United States army, was one of the pascengers on the east bound U, P. train yesterday after- noon, J. P, Greenvanlt, representing Clarks Bros., New York, is in the city visiting his old friend, Gea, C. H, Frederick, the hatter. Mother Neiderkorn, mother superior of the western proviuce, returned to Chicago last evening after ashort visit to the Sis. ters of the Sacred Heart here, M. A. Hartigan, of Plattsmouth, who presided at the democratic state conven- tion last night, was an interested observer of the district court proceedings yesterday ARl Virtne Acknowl Mrs, Tra Mulholland, ,\nm.y. 2 grief, sho entered the carriage, accom- panied by her daughter, and waa rapidly driven to town. The horrors of that dismal drive neednot berelated, On his arrival Mor- ris Deo was placed in a wagon and tak- on to her home. A BEE reporter visited the house about 11 o’clock and passed over the road which Doe had so lately traveled. Up to his knees in mud, he sunk at every step and going down the steep hill, where the accident oc- curred, had hard ‘work to keep his feet, Morris Deo is a brother of Jerry Dee, who a fow years since wag street commissioner of Omaha. He has been for the past few ycars a farmer of Sarpy councy and owned consider- able property. He leaves a wife and * quire on the premises, , =-The meetings at the Christian church still continue, notwithstanding the rain. Stoves have been put up sand the room | will be made comfortable. ‘Rev. Tyler J will continue to preach sfterncon and evening until next week. —One hundred and fifty-nine beautiful residence lots, located on Hamilton street, half way between the turn table of the % red streot car line and the waterworks teservoir and addition, and just west of thé convent of the Sisters Poor Claire In Shinn's addition, Prices range from $76 to $1(0 each, and will be sold on easy terms to those who will improve, Bemis’ ¢ real estato agency, Fifteenth and Douglas s streets. ks No head-ache or back-ache for Jadies who drink “WINE OF CARDUL." At U, F. Goodman H.'l‘ank the Team: Officer Kaspar arrested last night D. B. Houck, who was recently em- ployed by the society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Animals, for un- hitching and driving off a farmer's wagon. The owner met him on Douglas and Thirteenth streets and held him until the arrival of the officer. — El PR — Seo Ladies' Hose at Kurtz's, s L BLANKETS BLANKETS, BLANKETS, Our first arrival three hundred pairs of blankets. We have taken care that we will not xun out of stock ul threc grown children, How's the Baby. “How’s the baby " ** His eroup is bet- ter-this morning, thank you. Ve gave him some of Thomas' Electric oil as you adyvised, doctor, and shall give h“fi some more in an hour or so.” Next dny the doctor pronounced the youngster cured. B Army Movemanta. 3 Acting Assistant Surgeon, John E. Summers, jr., U. 8. A., willroport to the commanding ofticer Fort Sidney, Neb., not later than the 18th inst., to accompany the escort to the Cheyenne Indians, en routo to the Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota, and upon comple: tion of this duty he will report in per- son to the commanding ofticer, Fort MecKinnoy, W. T., for duty. Leave ot absence for one month, on surgeon’s certificate of disability, is granted Second Licutenant H. W. Wheeler, Fifth cavalry. The following named enlisted men, now at Fort Omaha, Neb,, will pro- ceed torejoin their reapective stations, viz : Sergeant Jeremiah Mack, com- pany A, Ninth infantry, and Corporal Frank G. French, troop A, Thira cav- alry, Fort McKinney, Wyo.; Corporal Eden N. Daily, company C, and Pri- vate (L.. D.: Blackwood, company D, Ninth infantry, Fort Omaha, Neb.; Private Charles B. Honnesy, troop A, writes: ““For several years I have miford from oft-recurring bilions headaches, con- stipation, dyspapsi and complaints pecu- liar to my sex. Suce using your Burboc! K Broon Btirens T am endirely relieved.” Prico 81, trial size 10 cents, 10eod1w - Bllhop ©O'Connor’s Jnnrn The Right Rev. Bishop O'Connor returned recently from visiting the missions at Rollins, Evanstown, Lara- mie City, Cheyenne, Sidney, North Platte, Plumb Creck, Kearney, Grand Island, Central City, Columbus, Sterns’ Prairie, St. Bernards and a Polish congregation in Platte county. He A AN VAV Pr PA HERMINT DROPS, 1t ced that baldness can be cared rafting, but the a-sertion is wenerally regaded as mere balderdash. Soubrette —“How is the wrettiest way to hold the hand?® Wiy, xo thatthe other DBos- .. le can’t wee what eards you've mn I o, s this adver- t R80T, to come A woek to the house of a noble f m. vy in order to reform the pronunciation of o parrot.” The water of the Hudson river at Poughkeepsie has been pronounced un £t for drinking, but the people pay no more attention to this fact than if it was an. nounced that it was unfit for firewood, I'he Chinese governmont is go build some railroads, and soon will be in the land the voice of the Celestial brake- man, *Hoop-pee! Ya “kian junction! Tinince stoppee ten minutes catee and diinkee. We don’t want to interfere in President Arthur's cabinet making, but if he wants + good man to stand at the front deor and sunb the first year congressmen, we think we might run down to New York and talk with him. wanted to join " it took inm‘ over fiftren minutes to clim 1der, and then he had to go down again for wome- thi g he had forgot, they didn't employ him. —~Boston Post. 1e Courier-Journal saysthat a Russian word coming theough the telephono reaks wll the farniture i the room, Tais is the first intimation we have received that Ke - sky whisky s now put up in glass jars tead of white oak ki “How did you like “Tey too splendid _for” “nything!” wag the reply. “And were you sick?” *Yos, awfully “And'w 8 your husband good to “Oh, he was too good lurnn)flunx‘ .lmz assoon a8 he found I was sick he went and drank salt water 50 as to be sea- sick in unison with me, and I'm not his second wife, either!” “Youmake me think,” John Williams #aid, dropping upon a sota beside & pret, girl lnst Sunday evenng, “of a_bank wherein the wild rhyme grows.” *‘Do I*” she murmured. *“It’s so nice! But that's pa’s stepin tho hall, and unless you can drop out of the front window before I cease kpeaking you'll havea wild time with him, my own, for he loves you not.” Ais descent was rapid. A dry goods clerk, who had a most out landish way of walking, had togo t a dis- tant part of the store to find some goods which a party of femenine customers .1.-- sired to see, ~ “Walk this way, ladies,” called, as he swurg hmuelf off. “‘Bu t can't walk that way,” cried a pert ‘““We never learned that style, you know, The clerk is now drilling his tibia in the motions of & new zait. Mother Shipton’s year: *“This has beeu of wonderful events,” observed Mrs, Mirmwlnt to her neighbor, leaning over the railing that separated the tront court yords of the two houses, *“Truly remark- able,” chimed in Mrs. Phenix. *‘We have had storms and droughts, and comets and fires and_earthquakes and nseassination, and such like until I am dazed.” *‘Indeed wo have,” added Mrs. Marrowfat, *‘and Mr. M. hasn’t been to bed with his boots onsince the first ot January.”—Brooklyn Eagle. Certain Knowledge. We know whereof we aftirm when we say that Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has performed more won- derful cures than any medicine ever brought before the American public. found the missions all in a prosperous condition, and during his trip con- firmed 369 members. At Laramie and Columbus he visited hospitals which are under his care. Sunday Bishop O'Connor leaves for Platts- mouth. The following week he will visit Jackson, the oldest and most prosperous mission in Nebraska. = Ar- rangements have been made for the organization near Duncan of another Polish congregation. There are about 100 Polish families living near there, and the mission is expected to prove a success, A- Atto- Shooting. Last night about 10 o'clock resi- denta of T'welfth street wore startled by the sound of a pistol shot in Sam Gardner's saloon, It appears that his wife had been drinking, and while un- der the intluence of liquor he had some words with her. In a frenzy of drunken wrath she drew a revolver which she had concealed about her person, and aiming it at him, pulled the trigeer. Gardner, as soon as he saw the re- volver, sprang at het and grabbed her arm, changing her aim. The bullet pnnncd between his arm and body, go ing through his shitt. Gardner ro fused to complain against her and she was not nrrmtcd. R A Tnuuh Bed. Last night, while crossing Harney and Twelfth streets, a Bee reporter nearly fell over a man lying in the gutter, The mud covered his logs and arms, while his head, resting on arock, was about covered ‘with it. Au effort was made to pull him out, but as ho offered as much resistance as possible, he was-allowed to -luy where Fifth Cavalry, and Sergeant Theodore Brehm, company K, Fourth. infantry, Fort Laramio, Wyo.; Private Charles we did last season, and buying them m such quantities, wo have obtained low figures. lankets from $2.25 to §22.50.1 A full line . of the beautiful Cali- fornia blankets we sold o many of last season, and at still Jower figures in minl 1}, l"} and 134, roat bargain at $6.60 worth .8 'I'Im is a really good blanket, we ‘have only have one bale of this and cannot obtain more, A. Orvioksuans & Co. FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELY, The largest stock we have ever car- ried, and cheaper than last year. All Wool Plain, Medicated, Shaker, Navy Blue, Grey and White, and a full line of Fuwmn, wn‘l‘pmm Mattloese and Royal Btandar Suitings in evory shade. 'Wo are happy this aeason in offering the largest stock, best ulortuwnt. and lowest prices we have ever offered. octl3-3t A, Cruiokswank & Co, See Child's E&I at Kutz’s, b ATKINSON'S uadav and to-night. ATKINSON u;»&u.y‘nud to-night, ! See cx..;i."mm'.. / Double Headers. rprr—— Lyn»u Society’s ball has bun post- poned until October 16th, on account A AU 8 P S Stevens, company B, Fourth infantry, and first sergeant Charles Taylor, troop 1), Third cavalry, Fort Sanders, Wyoming; Sergennt Charles Harding, troop M, Fifth cavalry, Fort Robin- son, Neb.; Corporal Thomas Sever- son, company I, Fourth infantry, and Privats Otto Broderson, troop F Third cavalry, Wyoming, The quartermaster's = department will furnish the necossary transporta- tion, and the subsistence department commutation of rations for the jour- neys, it being impracticable to fu.- nish the soldiers with cooked rations, 88 provided in general orders No. 59, series of 1878, adjutant general’s of- fice. fort D. A, Russell, e L £moke Double Headers. e Double Headors the best nickel eigar in Omaha, Mrs, R. L. Ol{elllay takos great pleasuro nnouncing her association with the acknowledged leadin, Mmi nury Establishment, ATKINSO. 0'S, and solicits the pntrunngu ul Iwr many friends, R i ATKINSON'S lo-day und to-night, Lh ohhelmdwudnt ootld-2t &8 L —————— — g Do sho, at Kurtz's, ‘ your shopping et S Armnoutwgiyqndmw ‘l: 4 B9 1 99 s . St Smythe & Btull, attorneys, to No. 12 Creighton Block. removed tf ho was. A telephone message was sent to the jail, and it is probable that the ofticers at urruwd him. FL(‘UTTL“S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, THE MOST RELIABLE KETAIL HOUSE IN THE NTATE. Firat premiums awarded at tho stato faira of 1880 and 1881, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DE- 10eod1w Real Estate Transfors. The following are all the transfers recorded at the County Clerk’s office Saturday and Monday, as reported for this paper by John L. McCague, Real Estato Agent and Conveyancer: Nehemiah Melton and wife to John Hass, w } of sw }, section 18, town 16, nn 12 east, w. d., 4, Thomas Gibson to Catherine Finlay- zo0n, p:rccl m lots 8 and 9, Capital add., w. d Sl T oek and. wite to Honry A. Koster, parcel in lot 16, Burtlett s add., w, d., $400. David Cooke and wife to Katharina Trott, lots 11 and 12, block 460, in Grandview add., w. d., £145.00. 8. B. and Esther Frost to Hellen Gwinn, e} lot 9, in block 13, E. V, Smith's add., q. ¢. d., $200.00. Geo. P. Bemis and wife to Richard Hadder, lot 3, block G, Shinn's add., | w. d., $475.00. Eunice Gates to E. W. Morgan, parcels in sections 16 and 18, town 16, range 13 cast, d., $200.00. Forty years’ trial ms provea "Bl'\CK- QRAUGHT " the best liver midicine ia the wo! AL, ¥, Goodman. One llnnclrod Singers Wanted. Mr. James McGranahan, who is to conduct the singing in the Whittleand MoGranahan evangelical wmeetings, sends word that he would liko to meet ono hundred or morc singers at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening at 7:30, at which time ho desires to organize u ALrong choir. Murs, Mc- Granahan assists in this part of the work aud will be present. All who sing and ave interested in these meet- ings are urged to be. prusulll. Bring “Gospel Bymus'’.1, 2 and 3 R *“I'ne Revere tiouse | ounca Bluffs is tho best second-clasa hotel in the ‘veat."” augl7-1m Stran_ers, visit Kurtz's Store. Swect apple ciderat Buffett's, 14.2¢ e PARYMENT, RELIABLE GOODS, RELIABLR GUODS, Mon's suits and overcoats, Hars, Cars, Boors AND SHors AT RELIABLE PRICES, Men's gloves. Fur m-hun( goods, Trunks, Vi and fino Neckwear, Oardivan jackets in great variotivs, Bov's AND CHILDREN'S Buirs aND OVERCOATS, Recranne Goons, Ru.uuu PRICES, Wo dre also | tho g agents lur the Cali- fornin Woolen Mills, and keep always on hand a choice ass rtment of Cali- fornia underwear, blankets, gloves and banket lined duckiogs — b M. ELGUTTER'S, Reliable Mammath Clothing House. 1001 Farnham cor, 10th streota. CHARLES SIIIVFIHCI\. Furiitue, Bedding, Mirrers and overything pertaining to the furni- ture and unfimluwry trade, Has the best stock in - Omaha and makes the lowest prices. Septlfltl Ewoet pumt«m, tomatoes, turnips, cubhage, watermelons, pumpkins, crab apples at Buffutt's 14-2¢ e M. A, KURTZ, Creighton Block. SPE! LIAL FALL NOTICE. HOSIERY. 100 doz. Ladies' and Ohil- ose at very low prices. ‘ AND CHILDRENS' UN- DERWEAR. Child's Merino Vests. Ladies’ Merino Vests, Ladies' Flanel Skirts, WOOL GOODS. Child’s School Hoods, Ladics' Knit Hoods, Child's Knit Sacques, The finest assortment of hand knit Waoclen ever oftered in Omaha. DOLMANS, The Ladies are specially invited to sve our choice sulectivns of these Goods av very low prices. Kunz's Store, Oreighton Block. ootl2.w&f Opento-da; dren i’i LADIE: 1 UULUBER 15 l\%l Wntnrn Oflrlmt Lanuno National Amociated Prew, 81, Lovrs, October 14.- A meeting was held in this city last night for the purpose of forming a western cricket league. There were ropresontatives present from the Monnd City and Losonopolic clubs, Chicazo was rop- resented by membera of the Chicago ericket ¢lub, and Toledo, Ohio, by members of the Maumes Valley club I'he ciricsof Raine, Cincinnati, Colum- bue, Ohio, Springfield, Mo., K City, Detroit, Milwaukee, Lam lowa, . and Rugby, Tennessec, were ropresented by delegates or letter. The meeting was called to order with Dr, B, J. Ogden in the chair and Capt C. W. Bellairs officiating as secretary, It was decid- ed to form a regular western ericket lenuge, to be known by that name and to embrace the cities above named, It was also decided to form a regular m, whose officers should re- 1 in place until the next meeting of the association in March next. These arrangements decided upon an election of ofticers took place with tho following result: President, B, J. Ogden, of Chicago; firsh vice- pwmlmn oW, Bellairs, of St. Lou second vice president, A. W, Powell, of Kansas City; secrotary and treasu- rer, G. 8. Meade, of Racine. The Rey D. Phillips, W. Bellairs and (i, M. Forster were appointed a committee to draft a constitution and While the next place of meeting was not decided upon, it will take place during the month March. AR The Hannibal Pnllonuu: Case, National Awoviated Press, Cuicago, October T4.—A special from Hannibal, Mo., says: The coron- er's inquest in tho Westfall poisoning | & tragedy has developed a remarkable state of facts. The witnesses exam- ined include all thuse poisoned with the excepuion of Mrs. Westfall, who died from the eflects of the drug. The negro cook, at first suspected of the crime, was seemingly herself poisoned by eating the oatmeal which contained the arsenic and there is no|= evidence tending to criminate her or any living servant about the Westfall ¢ | houss, One witness testified to hear- ing Mrs. Westfall say a few weeks ago that she did not care if she and her baby were dead. She was but thirty- seven years old and the second wife of Wesifall. The theory that she poisoned the oatmeal does not seem reasonable and is to a certain extent disproved by the testimony. Frightful Explosion. National Associated Press CiNcINNATI, October 14.—A Brad- ford (Pa.) special says: A terrible and mysterions nitro glycerine explo- sion occurred last night. A heavy discharge as of artillery was heard, followed by a long rumbling echo which seemed to shake the houses in the city. The nitro glycerine maga- zine belonging to the Rober's torpedo company, in Lonely Ravine, two and a half miles from the city, and contain- ing 300 pounds of nitro glycerine, had exploded. The earth for rods in every direction was tornup s if by an earth- qugke. Huge trees were cut down small paris of flesh and shreds of gar- ments were picked up. Farther than this nothing has been found. The in- dications are that the magazine was being robbed by moonlighters, who caused the dynamite to explode. It is certain at least that two men were blown to atoms. ——— 14 £ Labor Troubles: National Assoclated Press. Derrorr, October 14. - The coopers at the big Michigan double stave bar- rel factory at Charlotte struck this morning for an advance of two cents per barrel. They were all paid off and new hands engaged at the oldfiugers. Thestrikers made threats which have no* been executed. In addition to the Big Rapids company |~ ot state militia which is already at the scene of the mill employes atrike at Muskegon the government has " order- ed the Lansing: company to go there by the first train, and the Kalamazoo and Graand Haven coipavies wore also ordered to be in readiness to go at a moments notice. Trouble is expected and perhaps bloodshed. Kokomo Consumed. National Assoclated Fross. DeNnvER, Ostober 14.--A dispatch from Kokomo, Col., says: The ex- plosion of a lamp in the Summit house last night caused a firoe which spread with terrific rapid consum- ing eighty houses. The fire was aided by the explosion of several small pow- der magazines, ‘Only about twenty houses remain in the place. The loss is estimated at $400,000; insurance light. A great deal ‘of suffering will result from the fire, as those burnod out are now entirely destitute. Berie Oenter, 0., October 14, Wylio & Kennedy's saw and planing mill burned last night, Loss £5,000; insurance §1,000; incendiary. The Flight of King. National Associated Pross. Cuicaco, Qctober 14,—'The News’ special from Sparta, Wis,, says Prof. King's balloon passed over that town at 9 o'clock this morning in o northwesterly direction at the rate of twenty miles hour, at an altitude of about half a mile. ~ It is probable that a lunding will be made at Minneapolis or St. Paul this evening, as the pro- fessor is anxious to visit the scene of his late failure. T T Coast Nows. National Associated Froas. 8aN Francisco, October 14.—The balfnl nis planing mills were destroyed firo this afternoon and half of each b lock on the north side of Howard, between Main and Stuart strocts. The premises were occupied mainly by lumber dealers and workers in wood. A strong northwest wind was blowing and it was feared for some time that the department wculd not control the flames. L — THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! Tie GRAND Seyr-ANNUAL MILLINERY Disrray ok ATKINsON & Co's, The acknow'edged leading milliners, the Frusr Prusnus Housk of the state of Nebraska, will on Thurslay, Friday and Saturday of this week display to the public their' most magnificent stack, nlplale withall the latest novel- ties known to the trade. All most cordially iuvited, No cards, e ATKINSON'S to-day and to-night. of | F Capturs of Yonng Highwaymen. National Associated Pross, Canvisvinie, Ils, October 14, The robbers who captured 88,000 from BE. Perrine, « captared at Latehfield last night. They had been drinking and while under theinfluence of whiskey, one of the party gave ¢ their secret and they were all arrested. The money was recoverod. They refused to give their names and were enlire strangets. All of them were comparatively young men and were novices in the business. WORTHY OF PRAISE. As arule we do not recommen | patent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public benefac- tor, and does positively cure, then we consider it our duty to impart that in- formation to all. _ Electric bitters are truly a most valdable medicine, and will surely cure Billiousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Tndney mplaints, even where all others rem- ies fail, We know whereof we speak, and can freely rccommend to all. —[Ex, Sold at 50 cents a bettle, Ish & McMahon @ I~nncv Goods at Kur ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE - Advertisement 1o Lown, Lost, Found, Wonts, Boarding, &c., wi serted in these columns once for T per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CE! line. The firat insertion never losa than NTY-FIVE CENTS For sale, ™w TO LOAN—MONEY. ONEY Calint_Law Oftice L. Thomas Room B, Crelchton Block. M o~ To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent. -!0 "0“ on good real estatesecurity, by UK. 1NAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnhata St. To LOAN—-A® & $250.000 tereet'in suma ntp"sco%""'"a upwards, for 3 to 6 yaars, on first-class l.l‘y and farm property. Bruis Ruat Esrara and Loax Aoxxer, 16th and Douglas Sta. HELP WANTED. ANTED--Man and wife, a good plum‘ tor the winter for the right parties. Apply flice, or addrota P. O, Box 17, City. 2ho-tt V WT Mot b Ply to C south of ‘ T ANTE| xpe house! nr). cast side 20th & and Cuss, \7 ANTED--A girl for general housework to g0 about xix hundred miles west. ~ Ex- penses pald and twenty to thirty dollars o month. _ Apply at City Hotel, 250.14° \ 7ANTED—Office boy ut. the Emmet House. i 261-17* D~ A boy 14 to 16 yearsof age to go ) country to learn the drug business, e to speak English and German, Ap: Goodwman, 1110 Farnham St. 957-17 A\\’n‘n Aglltodo general housework. Apply to Mrs. Towar, 25th S ‘atnham. WVAM‘ D —A cottage house (furn - furnished). in &' good location: must bhe within a few minutes walk of the *‘Boston 616 10th St~ Address, Cottage, Bee offlce tallments; steady employn 10th St. \N’.\VI'HD Sitnation by youny girl todo gen- eral housework. Apply at the Scandina- vian Hotel, 11th St. 261-14° ANTED-Suit of rooms for light. house keeping, or u small cottage. - Address, B. A.,nm offic 25215 “ ANTE Steady employ- ANTD—Soveral girly to learn dress mak- ing, t> whom small wowes will be given, Mrs. W. B. Wood, 210 16th St., Masonic Block, 24 A good tinner, ment guamanteed the year through; the Jauzs, CLEARY, 3 £ woges puid. ) o A RANDOW. A‘(’I‘I’D—NE\\ m!ll hc.ms, L !llh‘llnhl aSnrn- toga Dairy. 2414 ANTED—100 to 200 loads of dirt nenr 23 and 5t. Mary's avonue, Enquire at Bee office. 22204 'NV(H;IL b-—-(}nnmnuad SPEUIAL NOR SALE—A heautifil esidence proy I 3 with commodious house. of orvhard afd vineyard. Location ¥ two and & half miles from post o JONN L. McCAGUE, Opp. 1. 0, elas and Sarpy 1520 Farnhan: YO SALE— Mape of D tes. A, ROSEWAT ne A small_engine, W, Payne & In perfect osder, Inquiro of Ii. . Clark & Co. . 86t I%“ICK FOR SALN ESTABROOK & CO¥: JOR SALE—1 first class cabinet organ, v choap: nearly new, Inquire Milton Rog Son, 14th and Farnham St. Wx JOR SALE—Four acres of Iand near | I} “works rescrvoir, also two cottagres on Capitol Hill. Add, ANDREW, BLVINS, 1506 Douglas St, S ¢ l‘m: SALE—Fine stock farm of 400 acres wood house, cattle shed, orchard &e., witn- in easy reach of railrond. ' Price, t‘!\fl) it 'lv?r At 67 JOHN L, McCAGU! b, nw agh Offico., H" KES AND LAND—bewis rents houses, stores, hotels, farr ota, lands, officos 1st page ORSAT E—Good houss with four r half lot, ho 2618 Dodge betweon Al and shado troes; house in iro_on premises. ' 914 “MISOELLANEOUS. JP0ARD WANTED—Two rooms counecting ) (with carpets only) with hoard wanted, for gentleman, wife and child, Address, n..m, PO, Box 80814 room M BRUNSWICK & BLAKE CO., Keep plete stock of Billiard Tables avd f8il- ndise on hand .at their store room 509 St., Ominha, Neb. o12-Im* OST- 4 swer to the name of Sanco. ibcrally rewarded by returning hmtx to Milton 49-1 A white and brindle bull-dog, will_an- Finder will be Rogers & Son ll()rllh1A§S! R Wl“ pay the highest cash price for second hand Billiard and Pool " Call or address 500 Bouth 10th St. ol21m* GENTS CANVASS For wiil_ sell *‘Life of ks, you know, dent” Garfleld,” 0OMS ANII BOARD—A pleasant home for the winter for threv gentlcmen, where they Reterence ex R can find the comforts of & home, changed. _Adiress i , Boe office. _| 3 IS BEAL FSTATE BOOM.—8eo 10t page. LARKE'S No. 1 Board ing Houee, h and Dodge Nts. Best in the city 510-tf PPRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS In French, Ger man, Greek and Latin, Prot. llmryw Meek, 1207 Jackson 8t 000-0c8 ALED HAY—A® A, I1. Sander's hwd Store 1018 Harney St. -t EMIS" REAL ESTATE mu,u.umz. 1st page. Bmm’ NEW CITY MAPS,25c.—Sec 186 page. HEEP FOR SALE—2000 fat wothers. Ad- ]dnnsAnwn Abal, Plum Creok, Davson Co., b, 18" ORTUNE TELLER AND MEDIUM—Mry Eliza tells past, present and future in love andall affas. She Teveals the doepest secrets possesses the etic powersy mlr,m i )m\l "Whohes. Call at No, 598 carnor 16th and ¢ COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. A ody in to tuke Tik e, 20 cents per week, de livered by carriers. Ofice corver uzoudwny and Main, up stairs, Councii Bluffs, -tf OTTER'S TICKET OFFI! tickets continues to boom. U Tow rates to all eastern poin l-\\r) ticket guanteed, Ordors tlled by telephono. I'rom one to ten dollars saved by purchasing tickcts of C. A, Potter, successor to Potter & Palmer, No. 40 South Fifth street, Council Blufs, lova. outls: RIS W InaatoTat n/cibe; to curry papers. ‘Council Blufer ANTED—To buy 100 tons “broom corn. For particulars address Council Bluffs Broom Factory, Council Blufls, lowa. — 63-20t1 200d carpenter at onve. A’» & Mlun":ln, Loum'fl Ill DA WoTihabs Towa. ANTED_-A tist-class broom tior. M & Co., Council Bluffs, Iowa. ANTED—A boy to do chores at Mymster s fishery, Council Bluffa, 1.25* Hn- V ANTED—By & younis Swis girla situation in a pviate ‘amily lor general housework Apply at or address H. Meycr, 200 8. 13th St 5 M T wa perienced servant girl for gen- cral housework; knail family, 1813 Web- tor St 22714 s of dirt near 28rd Enquire at Bee 198-t1 ED-A couple good cylin press oeders, Can find steady employment ot this officc. “,'AN'N-:D- Respoctablo employment by band and wife. Address P, P. C., Beo Of- fice. lorTe VAN 1)~ Tousekeej or, 1109 Farnl am 8t., up stairs. 36t NIED W W 3 1“ Pumllnh Clark, Bel FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND. 1 at 2004 Dodge street, 979-tt bridge and school homh. lovue, mm T—House with Grooms and cellar at 315 por nionth, payable in advance _ Inquire At 1221 North 16th'St., bet. Paul and Sherman, 26810 "Vilfl RENT~Suit furnished rooms, suitable for man and wito or two 1.dics, at 685 North between California and W’ebxu&. -1 17t 21, 3K RENT--Store and dwel Ing hoiso, ol Inquird a b QOR RENT-Onoor two large pleasant front chambor rooms, furnished or unfurnished,, without hoard, mlunu. or gentleman and wilc, t S 22, 9 15 2115¢ JOR RE larve store N, Inquire ol Shelion, 1513 Farubam 8t. 233-1 l“nr RENT—Suit of rooms, nicely furnished ! wuit bie for four gentlemen, Also on s single Toam for twe,. Northwest carner S0t And Du- enport Se, 2.4t [OR KENT ~Planos, $4 and #5 per mmn.h at 318 J0th stroet. Fnlx WENT—A fine now 8 room houss. D Cooke, 18th and Leavenworth Sts. 21813" MOK RENT—Rooms at_southwest corner 18th and Izard 5t green oar line. 17712% JOR_ 1 ENT—Niccly { rulshed front aloovo VWV Amens Good girl for | Maria Mynster, Coun V/wrz A situntion Had 20 years experience. old and mew processes, § d acquainted wit Can give the best of reference. coweon trial at any time. Addross 1l 1511, Council mum., In. eneral house nrk Bluffs ‘nderstands penks English and stexn and water v:vul oL EALE —01d papers 400 per humlnd a The Bee oflice, Council Blufls, o27-tf box To Contractors, Builders and The undorsigned having boen appointod agent for the extensive iron and wite manufacturing houses of E. T, Barnum, of Detroit, and the Kumel Iron Foundry and Works 4t Toledo, Ohio, capacity of 50 tonw daily, is prepared to furnish eatimatos and prices for iron columne, &c., &c, for store fronts, window caps and wills, thréshold plates, wrought iron beams and gird” ers, hydraulic clovators, staple fittings, pulleys, shafting, &c.; also fron fences, cresting, win: dow guards, shutters, stairs, balconics, settees, chaits, vases, acquariums, fountalvs, summer houses, lawn, nd_ omatery crosmanie, ANTED Two_experiencad book m-lldmm for Colorado and Utah, Add ‘ouncil Bl flower stands, grave & in endless veriety. Catalogucs it Immn H H. A RY, Manufacturers’ Agent, 22 Pear] !lnlL 3 augl0-1m me Council Bluffs, Ioy EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI! TIONALINT, 498 Tenth Street, betwoen Farnbam and Haney, Will, with me ald of guardian spirits, obain for any one a glance at tho paet and prosent, and on certain & iions o tha o ture. Boots and Shoos mude to order, Pertech istaction v uaran room; alwo suller room, low prices; brick house, Uass Bt 6 dours west of 21 1 Bt. 154 tf OR R¥NT- Just flnished two first-clase two- wtory briok houses, S and 9 rooms, stahle wnd cemented cellars; §40 mon“‘ln advaace, Ill“ BUSHMAN, B, E. corner 1 ludvgl‘\:( R RIN'I'-I furnished uhunu‘ Exchange, N, E, cor, 16th and Do-?l rooms over Mea. 4 “*OR & BALE. A team of large wules. L. DUG- 8. 13th 5t, 286-p6* small busc aud § lot with good blo.on 20, near Blerm W50, 2 " wa. horse and harness, Eu n.mw at .N . 8 L‘ngnwfl lock, — 210-14 pnw s rattling long lste af houses, lots t ude aud farms for sale Call and yet em. IOR SALE—Stock and fixtures of millinery, notion and halr store, dolag & good business, Iocation centrali woro 1nd dwelling sogethor, rent che 4 wish (o retire from by Al l|l’!-l A, B, Post Ottice, Onaha, 7-18 It HA LE—Latse 80d turnigure hotel i & town of 1800 Ilhb!'h‘nh.h-mu Nebrasks; has 24 beds; the v eling Son Indibe ok HER othcn. POWDER Absolutely Pure. No other ' B uxumm v{ o food. . ROYAL BA llO PO\VIIER co; New York. © F. Goodmang ~ gy {