Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1881, Page 8

R L = e e e e — T $ MIE DAILY Tuesday M. raing, Nov 20, ‘Woeather Report. (The following observations are taken at the same momeut of time at a'l the sta tions named. ) WaR Draresnst, U, 8 810 a1 Servion, ) Ouinn, November 27, 1851, (1:46 p. th.) § LTATIONS, S ate of Weather Den or Fresh | Cheyenne Bri k |Clear 11 (o |10 ay Omaha Fair Yankton Toudy Tres Moines Clear Darenport Clear 8t Paul Clowd 7 st Louls (o Moorhead I8! Vincent loudy Bis v ar.k Falr Buford ... |3 Cloar Custer. ... |3 Cloudy D adword ... | | .. Assinibolne Moon's phases for November, 1381; foll mnon, 5uh; third quarter, 1th; new moon 21st; first quartor, 23th, LOOAL BREVITIES, The Unity club party st Standard hall to-nicht. Judge Savage holds court in Washing- ton county this week. _A train of sh ep was among the arri- vals on the U, P. Sunday. This is mo-t unpromising weather for rink managers and ico packers, v, St. John, of Kansas, apesks in Omaha, Decemb r 16th, on temperance, —The delegates to the river in ment convention left for St. Joe Tk laying on the B. & M. exten- wion to Dinver is procoeding at the rate of anile a day. The next party of the Standard club takes place at Standard hall Wednesday evening. —heep in mind that the “Chimes of Normandy" will be repeated at Boyd's on Saturday next. —Col. Harry Brownson in rapidly recov- ering from his stroke of paralysis and will be out in n few days. ~Policeman Frank Klefner celebrated his fartieth birthday on Saturday by a very pleasant party at his residence. —There will be a sociable at the First church parsonage this even- A cordial invitation is extended to rove- M. ing. all. ~The D. E. Kimball hunting party re- turned from Ogalalla this morning on the Nenver train loaded down with game of ull kinds. —"Track laying was commenced on the Missouri Pacific extension at Louisville, Saturday, under the nupervision ot Mr. A, P. Wood, Svanson & Co,, Merchant Tailors. Novel and Stylish Suits made to order; 300 Houth Eleventh street, between Far- nam and Hurney. 0. ‘Wiemans, the crank who re- cently went for Jaller Miller, has been consigned to the insane asylum, by order of the commission on luoacy. —The dead Saint, who arrived in thiy city at9 o'clock Sunday morning, was buried yosterday, no telegram hav- ing been received from Salt Luke City. —Two new &treet cars for Capt, Marsh's trunk line arrived from the east Sunday, one for the red line and one for the green line, They are of the old band box pat- tern, —T¢ i3 a noticeable fact that at MosT all greatest number of the presents aro purchased at the popular Jewelry establishmont of Ed- weddings the handsomest and holm & Erickson, ~—The weathernow is morelike Moy than December, and o passenger in from Den- wver to-deys says it is the sameall the way Fair weather may be to the mountains, 1ooked for for some time to come. —Inthe police court, kin there have bien threo cases of tion, two of disturbanc one of carrying concealed weapons, All| C. paid their fines, which varied from &3 to £10 aud costs, —1In the distribntion of prizes at Prof. Hartz's clesing exhibition Saturday even. ing the gold watch was won ding at}816 Seventeonth street, and the silv.r watch by Miss Ida Ryan 702 Tenth strect. —The delegites to tho Chicago land league convi Grove, Rush, Brevnan and Nichols, tardny, Patrick Ford yo tarday the 1st nud 2d of December, —The body of u ten year old boy was taken to John Jacobs' undertaking estab- lishment Sunday, the family living in tho eld row east of the Metiopolitan ho tel in great poverty, The father is sicl too, and the family has nobedin the house, but are compelled to lie upon the floor. = S 1t Heads the List Oi 8l other preparations or medicin oases of nauses, headac regulurities of the s ystem, Broon Brrrews bave nooqual, Thoy n fail in affording immediate relief.” Pr $1.00, tri 1sizo 10 vonta aodlw - A BAD LODGER. He Hires a Room for the Purpos: of Burglary: A rather cool piece of burglary wa perpetratod at the residence of P. Armstrong on Oass streot, on Sat- Saturday, by Mrs. ntion left as follows: Messrs, The con- vention weets on the :0th and holds over nes. In dirziness or ir. Bukbook Goo, A BRILLIANT EVENT. The Second Annual Recaption and Ball of Omaha Tele- graphers, From North, Baat, South and West. The Bee Wire Connects the Ball Room With the Whole World. Congratulatory Messages From All Points in the Union, Elaborate Decoration of Cen- tral Hall, Splendid Snppar, Fina Musio and Contral hall was last ovening the sceno of one of the most bril iant recoptions and balla that has over been enjoyod by our citizens, being the second annual affair of the kind given under the auspices of the Omana telegraphers, The invitations days ago, and were of thesame unique design adopted a year ago, a hand in the center grasping the wires sus- pended from a pole on either side, be- neath which was “Now York, San Francisco." these invitations about two hundred couples gathered at Central hall last courso all the local dignitaries of the profession, from the superintendont of the Western Pacific tolograph lines, Colonel J. J. Dickey, down, werc present. There were also visitors trom various cities, east, west and south, Among theso wore the fol- lowing: were 1ssued some written, In response to evening. Of THE VISITORS, Alex. Washington, chief operator, Mr. McGowait, Miss Katie Johnson, Miss Annio Wilson, Miss Eib, St Joo; Mr. C. F. Anuette, chief o era- tor, U. P., Cheyenne; M. M. Run- yon, agent and operator, Clear Creck, Nob.; B. S. Jossolyn, U, P managor, Grand Island; H. O. Hope, super- intendent of telegraph, Omaha and St. Paul line; Miss Dohancy, Council Bluffs; D. J. Brann, R, C. McDonald, Alock A. Stevenson, Chicago. THE DECORATION: Tho hall and its approaches were elaborately ‘and appropriately deco- rated for the occasion. Above the door loading to tho dancing floor was the signiffcant word ‘‘Hello!” in lot- ters of evergreen and white, while upon entering the hall a “Welcome” met the guest from the arch above the orchestra recoss at the cast end of the room, and a profusion of decorations and unique designs were scen on all sides. Fes- toons of evergreen depended from the chandeliors and reached to the var- ious parts of the house, and from these were floating the stars and stripes and various foreign flags together with banners of various kinds. Two arches were conspicuous in the contre of the room. Above one of theso was the word *‘Sigs” and beneath it in large figures **'73,” Our Compliments. Abovoe the second arch was a banner with the initials, “C., St. P. M. & 0,” which are those of tho youngest railway corporation entering Omahn, whilo the U, P.,, B. &£ M., 0. & N. W,C,RRL&P,C,B &Q., K St Joe & €. B., followed like old )| veterans, with the Wabash in the lead. Upon the north wall were the words: HONOR TO THE DEAD, and a tablet with inscriptions to the various dofunct telegraph companies L 1 Myateiously Disippeared, llinois and Missi-sipp', Excessive Opposition. Great Western, Starved to death, i Vacific, Kiiled in Wall St:eot, New York, Pacific and Atlantic, Consolidat American Uni Corebro Requiestat in pac On the south wall, surrounded by a cluster of flags of all nations, were the » | words, ‘A fraternal greeting to tho telegraphers of the world,” Wreaths, flags and floral decorations innumer- able #.ill further filled up the space about the room, 0 Fever, 5 pinal Jay Gouldus: OUTSIDE COMMUNICATIO! The ball room was connected with e | the outside world both by telegraph and telephone, the latter 1 charge of Master Harry Cromer, assistod by Drakor Riley. The former was opon to all the craft. The battericsand re Lays were in front of the orchostra, at o | tho cust end of the hall, while the two soundors were suspended beneath the archdirst deseribed, aud the tick, tick, kopt timo with tho music and the foet s | of the dancers, and was & voico speak- ing in a language intelligiblo to the ma- Jjority of the gentlomon present fromall parts of the world to which they sent urday aftomoon, A man, whoso | fratemal grecting, The wire. used namo i3 supprossed at request of the | conuectod tho ball room with both police, called a% tho house, and|Uhicago and San Francisco and was asked for lodging accommodations, | 1'% BEE wite, o the one upou which Ho claimod to have lis bag the depot, and stated that he woul send for it in the morning, When moraimg came, however, it was discovered that the lodger hadn't lodged and evidently hadu't intende to. Instead, ho occupied his timo i burglarizing the rooms occupied b, other parties, From one he too 4 gold watch and revolver an then probably The police visited the various paws shops and finally discovered the stole property at Roseufield’s place, where | the fellow had “put it in,” About one o'clock yestsrday the who scld the articles at Rosenfield’ was arrested on Faruhaw street, while walking with a lady. He gave his hame as Johnson, He was lodged in jail. 10 at immediately lit out the telegraph report which appears in the columns of Tue Bee to-day camo 1/in to the very best musie thut could b furnished by Tevine's excellent or- chestra, Tu the vars of the oxpert the news of the great strike in Staf- fordshire mingled with the promptor d | “balance all,” and the order of Are u | bishop Croke, fora penny subserip y | tion for the suspects, with k tners.” d Sawing FROM THE There wero also messages received which were intended for this tempo rary oftice, and which wore taken ay FRATERNITY they came and read botween the o | danices. Tiacy wero as follows: s FROM CHEYENNE, To Committeo Telezraphers' Ball; We regrec exceedingly the necessity which compels us to be absent, but congratulate you upon thoe success of Larze Attencance of Gunqtr«i i THIE OMAHA DAILY BEL: T H. Cacly and Miss Tda Ellingwood, | and woman s witnessos and thew ar- | court not long ago. refroshments are in order dip us up romethin slain, 73, Signed) CHEYENNE OPERATORS. FROM CIICAGO, Thos. Curry, Omaha Many thanks for your kind invita- tion. Regret, exceedingly my inabil ity to attend. May youall experience the pleasure and success which your efforts desorve. Sig.) F. B. Kx PROM ALL THE BOYS, T. Curry: We send cordial greet ings. Under tho magic spell of Terp- sichorean inspiration. may you forget | fo1s brief. We are with you in | spiritand hope the nights pleasurs will be as enjoyable as we feel sure it | will be successtul. T e ey, | Clieyonne. MelLa Henr, M Keelor, (08%en Huey, ,‘ Boydston, | Crawford, | Williamson | and Hayes, | Operators of the overland cireuit, Chicago to San Francisco Virginia City. 1 Fraucisco, FIROM CHICAGO, elegraphers of Omaha Ploase aceept the best wishos of the Chicago members of the fraternity for your amusement and succes: HOLLAGAN. FIOM KT, LOUIS, Omaha Telegraphers: Merry may you be t -night, Iu oue wimplo to st; Wh le you danca we have allni ht Quite a heavy “roast.” . Louis, PROM NEW ORLEAN: To the Telegraphic Dancors, Oma- ha: Greeting to you from southland, May the circuit of your enjoyment continue unbroken until “*30.” (Signed) New Orleans Operators. FROM NEW YORK. To Omaha Operators: 73! The telographers’ ot New York send greet- ings to their brethren in the west on the occasion of their second annual assembly. Let the dance go on and joy be unconfined, gned) Now York THE MUSIC, All the timo the delicious music of the waltz, polka and schottishe, was filling the ball room, TIrvine's orches- tra rendering in . manner creditable tothe occasion and their weli knowa musical skill the following gramme : 1. Grand March . Quudrille. . Wal z 4. Lancers ..... . Ttijple i 6, Waltz Qua srilie, . . Schotische . Qualri le 9. Waltz. . 4 10. Prairie Queen. . . Polka-Gallop. 2. Waltz, 1(nc<\\muu -Schottische. Quadrille. b . Newport . egraphers’. pro- Boettger . Boettg r Wallis Vaas . Wiegand Granado Ross . Catlin ... Parsley Waltz . Striuss 17. Lanc . Weingarten 18, Polk .. Zikoff 19, Waltz Quadrille. ... """ Pound 10. Danish Polka ... En, Schermerhorn uards)...... B.rdan inson and wife, H. D, Shull and wife, | J. C. Wilkinson and Miss Anuic Dun ham, Julivs Meyer and Miss Ella Dunham, W. ywell and Miss F. Washington and Katie Johnston, F. J. McShane and wife, I. W, Miner and wife, Miss Ella Dunham, J. F. Wylander and W. Williams, HONOR TO WHOM HONOR 1§ DUE, Liko all the evanescent pleasures of life, the telegraphers’ ball is over. The last waltz 18 over and ‘30" has heen reccived in the ball room as well as at the desk of the telegraph editor. A whole year must elapse before an other such a gathering of the faithful can be called and it is well to glance again, in closing the record ot this most dehghttul affair, at the list of committees, the membors of | which all contributed to the srccess of tho second annual ball of Omaha Lelographers. They are as follows: | Executive Committee —J. . Dick- v, chairman; L. M. Rheem, treasur- or; Thomas Curry, sccrctary; C. J. Smallwood and Geo. W. Shaw | sotion Committee—J. G. Boyd, | iner, J. B, Prichard, E. A, | Brandenburg, C. M. Woodman, L. H. Korty chairman; F. M. Crittenden, . R. Tyler, J. H. McGuire, W. A, McElroy, . M. Gould, 8. J. Ritchie, L. H. Fisher, W. J. Rushland, W. Sedgwick, J. P. Ellis, Lidies’ reception committee —Mrs. L. H. Korty, Mrs. L. M. Rheem, Mra. Perry Chamberlain, Mrs. George W. Arbuthnot, Mrs. F. M. Critten- den, Mrs. C. B. Horton, Mrs, T. Cur- ry, Mrs, F. B. Williams, Mrs. J. B. Pritchard, Mrs. C. W. Moore, Mrs. E L. Armstrong, Mrs, G. W Dick- inson, Mra. 8. J. Ritchi Floor Committee — Eliza Withnell, K. Cralle, ) floor manager. Assistants- L Armstrong, F. B. Williams, P. Cham- berlain, R. C. Hayes, John G. Moree, C. B. Horton, C. W, Moore, C. E. Mayne, G W. Arbuthnot, T. M. Orr, Geo. M. O'Brien, Jr., G, W. Dicl son, W. H. Hayes, E. H. Allon, C. C. Mayne. ARRESTED FOR ARSON. Boyd's Packing House Fired by an Incendiary, The Old Adage That Murder Will out Fully Exemplified. Tho terriblo fire of two years ago which consumed the valuable property known as Boyd's Packing House, will bo recalled by every reader who was in the city at tho time. The fire broke out on Sunday evening, just us the church services in various parts of the town closed. The distance from the centre of the town, the softness of the roads, and the lack of a good supply of water to draw from when the department did reach the spot, made the conflagration al- most & hopeless enemy to fight from the start. Thousands and thousands of people assembled at the spot, and from their stations on the hillsides and 21, Quadrille (Ligh! 23, Waltz.,........ 3. Virginia I 1. Waltz.... vovi. Doettger “Hauk Cowan me, Sweet Home THE SUPPEK. At midnight a temporary lull took place in the dancing as supper was an- nounced. This was served in the spa cious dining hall bolow, where the ladies and gentloman were soon gathered about tables laden with a variety of choice viands and brilliant with thearay of delicato Japanese napking, many colored fruits and deli- cato flowers, while a score of sable hued attendants were in waiting to answer the slighest call. It may as well be said right here that the various committees and others mterested in the suce of tho telegraphers’ ball, were desirous of expressing through the columns of Tnk Bk their appreciation of the invaluable services of Prof. L. Frank Pinney, who aided them in many ways inthe preparations for the ball, was 8o satisfactory as a prompter during the evening, and who provided 80 elegant a supper and superintended it so successfully. Prof. Pinney is a man they will swear by, and Tue Bee takes pleasure in acknowledging his courtesy and his ability. 3 THE GUESTS, R. Withnell and wifo, A. Traynor and wife, R. Pierce and lady, Wiiliam Brown and lady, H. . Hope aud Miss Lattey, M. M. Runyon, N Crawford, Henry Pundt and Mr H. Pundt, D. P. Beard and E Haines, B, mselyn ana wife, L. Armstrong and lady, Alexander A. Stevenson and lady,” O. D, Banks and lady, R. L. Mc Coun, and Miss Annie Wilson, St Jog, R. C. MeDonald W. L. Dickey, M. J. E. Houso and wife, Wi, Suyder and Miss Libbie Withnell, O. F. Clark and Mirs Jones, 0. K. Taylor and Blanche Withnell, H. M. Riad and Miss Sanford, F. M, Crittenden and wifo, F. B, Williams and wile, E A, Brandenburg and Jonnie Thorkee, H. I, Seribner, H. Phornberry, Mrs, T, G. Magiane, H. " Dakin and _ Miss Bowen, M. L. Neville, C. L. Maine, T. OC.f§Havens, L. M. Rheem and wife, C B, Horton and wife, C. F. Annett and Mus. L. H. Korty, J, J. Dickey and Miss | | Maggio Dohaney, oi Coun Blufls, 0. K. Oradle and Miss Lizzie Can ficld, Cloveland, 0., J Morse and Miss Ewama Morse, . Arbuth not and Mes. Duncan, C. J. Small wood aud Mes (i W, Arbuthnot, W, H. Kitto and Mra. €, J. Smaliwood, | P, Chamberlain and Mre. P, Cham- | berlain, L. H. Korty, Thomus Curry, 0. E. Mayne, €. W, Moore, | C. 0. Fie'd, E. Calin, J. H.j Shan- | | barker, Miss Brandes, of Philadel- | | phia; F. J. Stiber and wife, J. P | Eilis and wi‘e, H. 0. Markel ana Miss of 8t Joo; J. B. Pritchard and wife, D, J. O’Dounhoe, John R, Manches- ter and wife, Thomas Swobe and wife, E. Haney and wife, 8. J. Fisher, Miss Pundt, A. J. MeAusland, Miss Jennie McAusland, Miss L. Hanson, E. bridge gazed with horror upon the secthing flames below, which inch by inch crept over the fated spot, destroying the buildings and their contents to the value of muny thousands of dollars before daybreak on the following morning. The fire was known to have started under peculiar circumstances and these seemed fated never to be explained. No suspicion was held against anyone at the time of the fire, but Mayor Boyd persistently kept the matter in view, and had & man engaged in looking for the tirebugs. Yesterday, as a result of search, a man was brought to Omaha from Malvern lowa, where he was captured on Friday last by a private deteetive. Deputy Marehal McClure went to Malvern Sunday and re- turned with the oflicer and suspected criminal, Other parties implicated in tho mat- terare supposed to be in town and the police ure on their track. A woman was also arrosted at Malvern, who is supposed to know something of imporfance in the way of evidence against the guilty wrties, ‘The report that a reward had been offered 18 not true, and the arvest al- ready made was the result of the work of Mayor Boyd's private detective, ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS, Since writing the above it s learned that the name of the man ar- rested is Michael Kearne, 1d that he was at the time of the fire, and has been up to within six weeks ago, an omploye at Boyd's new packing house, Mr. Boyd had from the start his suspicions that the fire was the work of an incendiar and that Kearney wus impli- cated in the matter. He had| no proof however, and consequently | made no open movement, Six wovks ago the man quit work Deing it would soem afraid that he was suspocted, and went over to Malvern, lowa, | and from there to Silver Creek, hav- ing a sister and brother-in-law resid. ing at the latter place. To the brother- in-law, Mr. Whitir he confessed that he was one of three men hired to burn the establishment in which he was employed, and that the object of the crime was to conceal the theft of | large amounts of meat, which had| been systematically stolenand shipped from time to time. Subsequently Kearnoy had a quarrel with his rela- tives over some property and had them brought to Malvern, wher lawsuit resulted against him, | Tho relatives, probably incensed at | him for this, went to the| Marshal of Malvern and told him of Kearney's confession, upon which the | marshai telegraphed to Mr, Boyd fo instructions, The latter summoned to his aid Mr. E. A. McClure, who is Hobbs, Julius Treitschke, Lou V., Eibe, | one of the most reliable men on the | tween a man thirty-five years old and and acting underhis advice sent | & woman of seventy-two. fore McClure to Malvern to arrest and bring Kearne; back to Omaha, which he did, arriving with the prisoner Sunday night. Detective Hazen was sent to Silver Croek to sscure the man your ball and hope your enjoyment will be rfect. Althoueh you will| F. Joe Burkley, C. M. Woodman and | rival yesterday was what gave the | was the complainant, be troubled with plenty of erosses and | Mies Mattic Keunedy, A J. Vankur- | whole thing away. They are held (ewings, we hope the quads may be [an and Miss May Loveland, D. J.|now as witnesses in the police court, well ba'anced, and should we be | Brann and Lill Janan, O, J. Canan | where the case comes up, which will ealled at your niext annual we shall |and wife, Adolph Meyor and Nellie | probably be to-day. The principal in | endeavor to waltz up to the racquet | Landagan, E. 5. Vankuran and wife, | the affair is supposed to be at present with an excecding quickstep, When | C. H. Fissctte and wife, G. W. Dick- | in Sioux City, thouch he has circu- lated around considerably eince the affair alluded to. The other parties are in this city and so closely shadowed that they cannot esc po. HOW THEY HITCH. Peculiarities of Soms People | Who Get Married. Chat With an Experienced Mar- ryer Who Gives Some Things Away. Tt was a dull day. allon time and carried only the usual quota of ordinary The wmud had sufficiontly dried up ti pre. vent myste Tho police station had only been orna- mented by two unadorned each had pnid and gone his way rejoicing. The trains were passengers, us disappearances, drunks, | his fines | No one had fallen off the elevator, no one had committed wasn't even a & of whom guicide, and there alscandal or a dem- monde sengation to help the reporter out. In this dilemma one of Tur Bee men dropped into the oftice of arood- natured justice of the peace and pro- pounded the usual question, *Is there anything new?” *‘Not a thing,” said the disciple of Blackstone and dispenser of ecquity, as he pushed out a chair with his foot and motioned the scribe to a seat. “‘Not a thing to-day,” he repeated rather lazily, as he contentedly puffed at his cigar, ‘“‘except’—he added slower —“‘I might give you a marriage 1 performed this morning.” Small as the item was, the starved news fiend was gratified to get it and took out his note-book for the names, ete., of the wedding party. “They are a young couple from Council Bluffs,” the justice continued, “‘who either couldn’t get a license there, or thought that the Towa style wasn’t quite good enough for them. We get a good many suspiciously young couples from Towa, but as long as they get a lic to refuse to perform the ceremony. These people who get married by jus- tices of the peace have very FUNNY They strike in at all hours of the day and night and will never brook delay, 1f they can help it. Why, a man got me up at 12 o’clock Friday night and kept me up until 5 o'clock in the morning, waiting for his bride. She was coming from the west and didn’t get here for the reason that the train was late. But the chap se I have no reason NOTIONS sometimes, UTFSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1881. ORTAINED HER DIVORCE, i the divorce suits, | the purpose of makix ges, not so much as to | of ther marria mply get rid unpleasant matrimonial partners ON THE CHARGE OF SE UCTION couple como walking into one day last week, present and get married. T conaluc the oflice a liconso ed T had with them. -~ +'s Safe Kiduey and Liv codlw Warr Cure, SUICIDE A most rem “Wells' Hoal omic, best | 1. Druggi The nedv known, odman, Depot O, F iy BOARDING HOUSE THIEVES Clothes and Get 36. The practice of boarding house keepers to leave lower doors open at all houra of day and night doubtless furnishes manyadvantages in the way of convenience, That it also offers many temptations to sneak thieves and marauders of bolder purpose is, how- ever, a disadvantage which recent oc- currences have made conspicuous, On Saturday night twomen entered a houso occupied by Wm. B. Rees, and made a detour of the room: All of tho availablo articles of clothing they could find were taken down stairs and carefully searched for money cr stray valuables, From one pair of pants they extracted about $6 in coin, but found nothing else. None of the wearing apparel was taken away from tho house, aud it is probuble that the thieves expected some particular haul, which they missed Latch keys for boarding houses and a biz bull dog are about tho only protection from such marauders Satisfactory- ce, Boffalo, N. Y., writew; d Brnock Broon Birrees for nervons aned bilious beaduches, and have recommended them to iy friends. 1 be- lisve them superior to any other wedi ine [ havo used, and can recommen @ thon to any one requ wcure for bilior s ess,” Price $1, toal size 10 cents, eod-1w ——e Kicked by a Horse. A boy named Bailey, about fourteen years old, was kicked by a horse Sun- day evening, and his right leg badly hurt. The injured lad is a step-son wouldn’t turn in or lot me do so, and when shefinallyarrivedin the morning he brought her up to the office on the jump. I ‘‘hitched” them in good shape and they started for the depot again to take the morning train east. He gave me ten dollars for my trouble and seemed to be as pleased as a man can expect to be in this werld. The law only allows us to charge TWO A but, of course, we are not prevented from receiving whatever extra the groom’s generosity may dictate. In most instances, however, of the mar- riage of working people, they cnly pay the legal prices. 1 caught on once to §; from a stock drover from the west. He was evidently in for making the event a memorable one, for after the ceremony he asked me over to the St. Charles and there opened two baskets of champaigr Everybody,- -Tom, Dick and Harry was his guest and he shook it up pret- ty lively for the boys, 1 can tell you. One of the curious things about peo- ple who want to get married is that they once get started nothing wiil stop them. One man went up to Bar- tholomew's house four trips one Sun- day night last summer, when the mud was knee deep, and finally sat on the stoop for three hours until the judge atlast come home. He asked every lodger whe went into the house if he were Judge Bartholomew, andfwhen he finally struck the right person he was almest beside himself. Procur ing the license, he came down to the oftice like a frightened locomotive, In the meantime he LEFT THE GIRL seated in my office. T couldn't shut up if T wanted to, and turn her into the street, so 1 had to keep awake until one o'clock in the morning to grat fy the idiot, who was eitting on that boarding house stoop. ‘They were finally made one, according the statutes of Nebiaska, aud went away as happy as two Kittens. An- other instance almost parallel ¢ two weeks ago. 1 “kicked” on stay-| ing up, however, and laid down On my lounge. It was fully two o'clock when they succeeded in getting their license from Max Borgman, who had some blanks Judge Chadwick had left with him during the latter's tempor- | ary ubsence. But they woke me up, just the same, and I performed the ceremony. Once in a while I get some | nondescripts before A while ago | a couple came in and were married who reminded me of that ) A HALF, PRECIOUS PAIR | old b ribed in an of mght street scenes in New York city, en titled “Hot Com,” I were ragged and dirty, and, bad they not been sober, I should have refused to perform the ceremony. The man | gave me a dollar—all the money he | had, he said. Itold him to keep it and buy some soap and towel The most unusual marriage ceremony 1 have performed lately was that b } He was in his right mind, however, and had the proper documents, so I had nothing to do {nut warry them. They are living together happily, T hear. One couple had & divorce suit in the district | of Mr, Coggins, who works at the Union Pacific freight house. Dr. Par- ker attended the wounded lad. MuLwavkeg, Wis., July 30, 1881. H. W. Wapner & Co.: Birs—I can recommend your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and you can cheerfully use my name, Mges. ANN KeLuy, eod-1w SPECIAL ROTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. V] OYEN, TO LOAN—call at Law Office of . A L. Thomas Room ¥ Cri iton liloc (4 lo loan t from 8 to 10 per ce BO0,000 G Yo" viai ewratosschrics, by DR, ISAAC E KD3 1109 Farnhawm st, $250.000" s i upwards, for 5 to 6 years, on w city and tari property, Brsus Reau ESTATR and Loy Aarey, 10th and Dougles Sta. HMELP WANTED, TANTED -G o ud hand dork, in cod 0 Give prico und wiere same can 594-23 o Been, to B, O Box 462 AV ANTED—Koom ahd borud for » centl:. man and wite in o leasant Deelity, cons venient to the post oftice. ~ Aucrers, G, B, L., Bev Ollice, 5 and ironer. Aypl side of Hawney, bit. - A0 Thurst n, north S 0t n House, aporter, a head w i\in\.\'rwn “Room in n business tleman, Anawer X., Posv Ofice, i TANTED--Room and board by man and wife R ferenees xchanged Ad dress X, Bueo b, st AN D—Diciog room gitl and aswistant cook ut Mausy restaurant, 1515 Dodge et 690-23 \ TANTED- By & boy of 16, a 1 laco to work for board whils attendig schocl. Add ess Nat, B oftf ) Address widh terms, O, R., 1406 Dovy: d couple after Dee. 1 roows with board in private tanily las S, 57828 WAmES man at the Antiqu Douglas 5it. hundred mon. Woges Inquico st lntelligencs betdein bz and d§2,00 [ i\nn FD—Immcdiately o gord str Omaha Stean Laundry, 2lat and 570-24 streets. W Fuqui FD—To go cut nursi g by a ex riencod porson. Good dty réfetonce at (16 17th ot., bet TANTED—A new m Must bo gen- | WA Eataire of L. Boisnd, 1418 D < etret. % 511:tf | u | , 1106 Faruham strect Htods b 1 e \\'.\un‘ « o 1110 Farnlam t. 4 FANTED nding br WAL Giark, Bl FANTED 110 ta \ and St. Mary's aveaue. office. re o and school bonds, 2611 FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND, l OK RENT-Office roow, 120) Faruham 5t P, C. BACKUS. ®%9 The woman, who | §PEU”1LV NflTIGES*--UUMlF“;fl | T found out the other day that I had | made a mistake awhile ago in reloasing l a young fellow whom a Bohemian girl had arrested about four montha back | | The prisoner put in o denial, and a3 made a mistake in my first exporience | They go Through a Numbsr of FANTED- A first-class woman 020k at Chris. | Morkt's res aurant it YOR RENT, CHEAT 14 story, 2th and within thres hours after the de- | pam, i yioudas8te | In uiré of W, ¢, buin- creo was granted they were be.|—— il i fore me to get married. 1 ]‘”R It T urnished or unfurnished rosma, |didn’t know anything about bttt ihbbeioibhdrbes 13 the divorce suit at the time, oOR 3 e T/ 16 T6akod OUY Hftorward, Dot of | L1 Botrs T eismaars by i oo b 68790 house, rear of Trinity Rectory. Compensation slight serviee, 1 l'm L IRENT—A ¢m i 58640 [OR ENT- Furnished roome, at s thwest © ruer 1sthand Califory ia 29 JOR KENTA suit of furnistied 1o ms, parlor nud €80 bodroorme, also a igle roor Chi. €0 Mreet, bitween 14U 0 161, cantre brick OR RENT - Largehandeome y furrished back the girl failed to identify him 1 was 10 front T a ttory brick obliged t let him go. The girl testi- a8} sbrect, b douts west of Soth, tied that their wcetings had always| - B - oceurr d after dark and in the grove | [ hm T iy th wido of on South Eighth strect She had | atter 1 p. . ikl never seen him in daylight but she Ful. FENT ¥ HOUNS, & T00e, & IARTS thought he was the man. What was losets; a0, n birn 2 disired. - my astonishment to seo that very TP Crar s “bango,N. E ccr. 16'h and Dodge Ny FOR ALE, SALE—A good (n-yearoll heree, nted to drive singly or dru e, En. Quice of George Canti 1, Canfl.1d hou V1s-tt 01t SAL 1 pony for rale at Wi ity Co.'s Commiseioa Houwe, 107 8. 1th St. 68128 Loading Shot o Colt's Boach Good ns new, Gun I“M:‘”LH A 1it ; Has been used vory the. Cost gst Addewy L, W. Beo 67311 ’lpn SAL b arlor sct of 7 pi Lreighton Bloek, lal)li BAL TWo sescon class condition, one Enquire Onal e L. . Mginn, At'y, sdu Tiand emgines in firets 11, P, and one 6 1. Foundry aga Ainchiae (o, =1 JOKSAL Team good ponics, chewp; Barn, 1tth St. oct1-th P, rox tALn 081t ESTABROOK & 0OF, BFH‘”S hisg rattitng long lists of houses, oty h lands aud farma for sale Call and ged them, [P0 SALE Mape of Dougian and farpy . tios. A ROSEWATER, 1620 Farnham stroch t T OUSES AND LAND—tiomin rents nonsoe, stores, hotels, farr ots, lands, offices rooms, ete, Bee 1at page MIBCELLANECUS. —$2.00 reward, A small black and tan 4 bireh, aniwering o the namo of Pear].yFind- erwll pl ‘as. brivg the same to Grand Central Gallry, 212 N. 16th St., and receivo ahove re- ward, 691-50 GO D CHANCK FOR A GOOD BAKER £\ With aemall capital can buy n bakery, con- s 540 of an ovan 8x10 feet &n bas el ouse 14x 24 with goo e rooms f mily rooms to rent for 5 per month with 2 yeaws i bo:t Leation in one of the livel cst towns in N braska. Inquire of H. G, Clack, & Co., Omaha, Neb. 5395 @ REWARD Will be paid for the return B “of ot of surgien instrumonts, Joet from wy office Nov. 1, and asked. “DR. H. P, Poimar Pastlo rnd OF, J 1so docoritive painting, MKS, D, K. WARDNER, rcom 1, Jacob's Blozk. l“”mh Keyn on Fanham, in frout of Tuft's. Owner can have same by’ proviug property and paylog for this advortiseient s the Beo office. 1 FMIB' REAL KSTATE BOOM.—deo Lt pae. quektions [2v2T] PALED HAY— AU A, I, Sandors Fecdl viore 1013 Harnoy St. Lot EMIS KEAl, ESTATE EXCHANGE.--§ Lot page. BT SR EWIS' NEW CITY MAPS, 10c.—Mounte Maps, $2.60. GO, P, BEMIS, COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL ~ NOTICES. NOTICH.—Special sdvertisomonts, such as Lost, Found, To Lean, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, cte., will be inserted in this column at the low rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS NE for each subsequent insertion. Leave adv ertisements at our office, up etirs, comer Broadway and Main streots, Council Bluffs, i VW rEn=krenbod fialC to tuke Te B cents per week, de livercd by carriers. Office corner Broadwey and Muin, up stairs, Counci’ Bluffe, [t ol Blufls 1o st and | ess \vm'n > You can get_the quic IN[EF ® fyour children, &, by pation izing 1 ¥ galiery near jost oflice, Counell 1 16cs T ew Isin ¢ necus process. Lr.dgc and I fies erdicfare allowed to Cunka it e Boit Ve o country | l)n'fi tickets continues to booin, A Tow rates to all enstern points. Fvery ticket guaranteed. Orders filled by telephone. From one to ten doliars saved by purchasing ticketo cessor to Totter & Luliner, No, Un; rex il Llufts, Towa, e Council Dlutis, TANTED oy, with Inquire at Bkx offi octlg-tf ANTED buy 100 tous bro: ars address Council Jounci! Blufls, lown. Broow TANTE] first-c & Co., Conneil Bluffs, lows. 01 SALE 010 papers 40c per hundred, at The Be ! ! office, Council Blu Pl T ) r a1 EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI | TIONALIST, 495 Tenth Street, between Farnbam and Harr Will, with the aid of gusrdian spirits, obtain for uny one aglance at the past and presout, and on cortain conditions ia the fu v Boots and 8hoes made toonder, Verfoct l Ahsolutely Pure. Made trom Grape Cres o Tartar. No other arpation makes such light, fiaky hot breads wxurious pastry. Can bé eaten by Dyspepie with out fear of thellle reaulting froin Loy kemtible {004, Bold oniy In cans, by all Grosers HOYAL BAKING POWDER CO New York