Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1881, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEF: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 18334 REED RELEASED. THE KELLOGG CONCERT, | of a Miss Manley S — IHE DAILY BEE. [ M. and NOT TO BE FENCED IN W were supposed Mrs. Harmon; one butter naed to have come to Omaha. He made a .lmh. from Mr. and Mrs. Hinckly, of rs Lsomewhat thorough search of the 5 denver; one pair of vases, from Fravk - = = - == : 4 . 4 y 5, NOR SALE-—Piano, Apply 125 Howard, be t Friday Morning, Dec 2. A Brilliant and Artistic Musi-|town, but was unsuccessfol in wuh;u The County Coart Makes a|F Il"]\‘l Nv"rl'ln le{nn.l-, nt’\.-h’n?hl. Mr.|An Attempt by the B. & M. 0'%th and Totn Sta. T et S— = his men. It is probable that they de tad and Mrs John Ready, of Gibbon; two A —— Wenthor Report cal Entertainment. cided to go east hefore the officers got Righteous Decision. [ napkin rings, from Patseyand Augus; | COMPany to Close Ninth | [JOR RENT CHEAP- ifowe, 1) story, 2h (Ths following observations are taken at - on their trail. Omaha isn't a very . [two from Mr. and Mrs. Harman: Street. ham, at Hubermann's Je welry store. 592-tt the same moment <1 time at all the sta | 1he Most Fashionable Au congenial place for suspicious charac- | gome Facts Not Creditabls to the ‘\‘;" "I‘”I"‘ M cups and saucers from - TR KENTA wuit of furnished rooms, parlor tions named. ) e, Munioipal Anthoritier Mr. and Mre, Ha; fruit dish and two bedrooms, also a single room. Chi- War_ Drrak \l“-::”x“'.fl ,g‘.‘i'.?’(f'.zfi‘,:lf.\\:' dience Ever Seen in Omaha. - SRR ' from Mr. and Mrs. Bennett; cake |The Marshal Orders the Worke iAo street, between 14ih & d 15th, centre brick Litabens . ———— [ PERSONAL — plate, from Frank Durbin, of Council men to Quit Operations. s, SR - 4804t § i3] Kellogg Reosives an Ovation, e, e Bl Totwls Frank Reed was taken before Uoun- I“llu"- ‘Nl\:”dqrfl'w\'vr, lfrum Hrfmnl 3 [0 RENT. Large handsome y furnished back PTATIONS, f 3% Which is Sha by Her c':“ Avm 'i‘ni‘yil‘l(l‘w“.’it:h" el Telephone ty Judge Chadwick Wednesday on a ‘l)rnM 3 .';..:;]:1:: '(.'I}-::xl”l\:lncx‘l’\r.1::'?-; Eatly yesterday a citizen of the nmu‘_,""mc,...-um,.~.|‘...."(...'..vv~.d-u.. 4 e Company. Ste, A%, Wines, o sk, Ruswell & 'I;\l(l' rh.bm« corpus, nlwhlch "l:. and toilet case, from the groom; wax | First ward, south of the Union Pa- [FORRENT Furnished roome, north side of '~y ~ T vz . 3/ el cO! y . N California St., 2d d o 9 q Dener (Far — oy Chieng, i n the ety for & fow daya. | Please from :W e | e Lo, o, iy | ific and B. & M. dopots, oalled upon | aer e " oot ™o of S Joauih m te l.m.; The grand concert prosented in the | y, 3 palmer, of Hostings, was in the | * e ho | Album of Biography and Ast,” from | Councilman McGavock, chairman of | 0K KENT3 wiory fowse § wom, 4 Tarks Fankion \EFresh fuloudy | opera house last evening is undoubt- | city yesterday, and paid THe Bre a plea- [ Fendered a decision sustaining the | 3¢ ™ 3% A B0 g1k " al. | the committee on streets and grades, bbb S DTG e Des Molnes (W Freh rate odly the musical event of tho soason [sant call, writ and releasing 'he(vflw""- ey bum, from Mr. and Mrs. [and informed him that the B. & M. R Eoharurimnen toone gver Het: A . " in i g o) . 3 2 e, N. E. cor. 16th and St Paul. S Light | air in Omaha. The fame of Clara Louise| Lord Beaumont, of England, was a pea| This is the result of a case which lhr"t‘y’ By k) of ,1’""6‘"1"v $YTUP | company had men at work fencing in, | atreta. & AL Hoorneed Wk Uit "iay | Kellogg, heralded through both con- |senger on the noon train westwand yestor. | haa boen beforo the public some time. |cup, | from = Jonnie, ~ May _and |or rather, fencing out, that portion of TR = [Nw Rt (Clear i % day. en route to 'Frise . Reed was arrested about six weeks | {0816 YWITAIS; Syrup cup from & J. | Ninth street, between the alley-way [ Hneoren I Y bree Clondy | tinenta; of itaeli would have been : h £ el b Walters, North Platte. ~Pickle caster | outh of the B, & M. depot and the = = N [ ent [lear | gnough to attract a large and musical. | Pauland Jay Morton and their w ves | 880 on the charge of being 8 suspicious | 4,4~ celery glass from Miss H. H. | {racks. | kA S s T ,hogee St NE|She [laay ly enthusiastic audionce_had she never | *r visiting theic father. Hon. Sterling | character. He was fined 810 and | Chapman,” Grand Island; rocking| fpe propetty on both sides of this . L . En Ansiniboine | 7_Clm|calm__| Cloudy Vilen Sl Vi OMLs clty. Dt Morton, at Nelraska City costs. He paid it. Three weeks ago | chair and stand from Mr. and Mrs. | jiruet up to the alley way was pur- | _ Shitid BRI : ; Sentor Saundors left yestorday after-|ho was again arrested on the same | I+ Jenvey, mother and father of the | hged somo time ago by the B. & M. [ [JOR NALE A fine - Shot LOCAL BREVITIES. when the melody of her ) 1 i v bride; rocking chair from Mr. J. |, 3 1 will ev Ly t Gun »d as new. Has been used very " 4 had so be. | Poon for Washington City, to be pres nt | charge, coupled with that of carrying Ton Sy OHt N Company, and will eventually be en- | iy, ™ tou 958, will take Addess L W, - magnificent ve iad onoe be: | |y onsning of congress on the 5th h and; o pecuniary - present from | ¢iro)y utilized for devot purposes. A | Bee Omice The mud got poetty bnd with yester-| forg electrificd and charmed the | it | concealed weapons. e was fined $25 Mahan; table cloths, = 1ap- | hugg steam ehovel has been at work | TyoiSAF—OreTorm— i day's sun. | most critical residents of our city, | M. A. H. Swan, of Cheyeone, sccom- | sy gosts, He paid it. On Monday kins _and " towels from Thomns | gr'y number of days cutting sway dirt | ' parior set o5 pioces. Lo B, S ginn. Atty, Decomber opens bright and sunny. | and where it was known that she was | Pavied by quitea party of ladies, came in | by was again arrested, as he was com- [and Mary Logan; castor from P.|fom the embankiment south of the | Sreighton Block, City. TR L “The omens for a fair wi ter are good. to appear with a support equal, and | 1sat night to attend the Kellogg concert. | jug peaceably from an entertainment | F poon holder from Mr.and | qopot A gravel train and about one | 0K SALE—Two socond hand cngines in fire The internal rev nue roceipts at the | perhaps superior to any in the world, | Iev. Thomas Harrison, better known us |in the Opera House, was arraigned on | Mrs. Clark; silver sugar bowl and |}, dred laborers have also been em- | & ':;‘}":::n. AL L LR LR Omaha postoffice during November were |1t was not 8o surprising that the most | the boy preacher, of Massachusetts, passed the charge of being a L pedlon creamer fru\m A H;‘mul E. W. Gillett ployed in loading and carrying off the | g i 451 -tod-ded hionablo, critical and largest audi- | eqat last night, reurniog from California, | character,” aid was fined $50 and “'"LM""‘ -}'L’k"*‘\\!““*‘: silver tooth | g th thus obtamed. NORSALE—Team good ponies, chewp; at Red d train last night left Og- | ence that ever greeted a prima donna B 9, Shitby, Kediany Bl agene «nsls(ul:l‘l(-nmlwwl to 10 days in the | pick holder from . H. Shields; set The usual habit of residents in this Barn, 10th St. t e e late. Tt ool o1l buy| here should have been drawn to- | It b5, mstant feciht azet | gounty jail. 1t was the imprisonment | of teu spoons from George Jeme JAGitity HAN VE8H to 0 to) the OHpO | TEMIOR: FOU BALE . Jen niue howtn Jate, Dub e b w8 e | gether. Al available seats in the par. |1 J. I Nichols, division superintoudent | iy the county juil from which he was | of silver knives and_forks from ¢ by Niuth strect, and to also take| D sosat ESTARROOK & COF. two hours of tho tme before reaching | (00 RELE Lot cirele, dress circle, aud |of Union Pacitic railroad, are in hincolu. | roleased yosterdny by Judgo Chad- | Jonney; susar and mustard #poon | ¢ifo sume way neross the tracks to. the [BFils, bas eatting lone ite of houses, lote : P, tock of | HEATYY all in the family circlo wers| D, O. Clark, superintendent of the co 1| wick. The judge, —in sustaining _[l'lu‘n Mr. and Mrs. J. LI‘ b;\; U. P. depot platform and thence to | 1> 1ands aud tarms tor wale Call and got Ihe Trwin and Ellis assigned stock of | g10q7 Mayor Boyd and family oc- | d.partment of the Unior Pacific, 1 the writ of habeas corpus|ing; butter knife from F. B.lqou sirect, For this purpose a 3 hardware is offered for sale by the Amig-| upicd his private box. the noon train We inseday for Rock gavo it as his opinion that| Berich; two vases and tooth pick |yroad flight of steps has facilitated the | JIOR SALE—Maps of Douglas aiud Sarpy_ouzs nee, W. J. Broatch, Omaha, to whom in- quiries can ba add essed. prisoner could not be_sentenced by §iin Kolloga'a: nufibos: werdtions : fiss Clay the city police judge to the custody of holder from Chas. Llommley, Den- other than Miss Clara Poole, (Mrs. Wy B St ver; silver sugar bowl and creamer Col. E. F, Smythe went to Pappillion I tHoa. A. ROSEWATER, 1620 Farnham stroed descent of the embankment. During 320-8¢ the recent work of excavating, the The Ensteru Star party,at the Masoaic | Clara Poole King), one of the sweetest el AR L b L i the county sheriff; and that there is|from Mnl and Mrs, i\lul‘um'l. ll'\'(‘or- location of these stairs has been dug mA“‘:’ale':rl;—lflmn ‘l:‘l:: .m;, hall to-night, will be a delightful affair. | contraltos in Americ: - sl i sty b i, gram refers | g such offense upon the statutesas a|son and Horace Morgan; watch case | 0,y and the steps removed. faorin, oit, B 10t puge Dancing will begin at pre the world famous tenor; Sig. Taglia- | i"# to business arising from the Slocumb | ‘iguspicious character,” which can be | from Grant Hohl; silver cake basket sely 8 o'closk By order of thy committee. ~It is said that the first three days of December rule the winter months, Ye: te day governing December would make Wednesday, as above stated, the com- pany’s workmen dug post holes across Ninth street in the line of the alley and yesterday planted several posts. The residents around there conse- vietra, the wonderful Ltalian baritone; | law contests the . Mr. Timothie Adamowski, a violinist of great merit; and Herr 8, Liebling, the accomplished German pianist. from Mr. and Mrs, George Chamber- lin; picklo case from Biro Sarget, Council Bluffs; painting from Mr. and Mrs, McClure, punished by im‘lyriannmum; that these MIBOELLANEOUS, points were well taken by Charles Redick,'Esq., the prisoner’s counsel. Reed has been fined, altogether, Senator Van Wyck and wife left Ne- braska City for Washington, on Tuesday. They will return when congress adjourns e HE SI0UX CITY BUTTON MANUFACTUR- ING CO., Will pay cash for horns by thecar- : ity N load,deiivered at any railroad depot in § oux City. The programme consisted of twelve i i veel for being a ‘‘suspicious character’ "-”5 ATKINSON — IRWIN, 0! de the protest to Council- | Texas -tecr horn preferred For particulars ad- tha outlook a poor one for coal dealers. ““mb“!; g QBGULLIG. - aEeisge: for the holidays, to remain a week or two. | 0%, DEITE B HBTAPIEIOAR B ina. S T : .xll:;:lgfl(:;::jck x.";:l ity i T s eulire g 130 0'cla . ghte i ! inial i b, b i ; FIRST CLASS SALESMAN (from N Northwestern railroad depot at 3:30 o'clock | | by HerrLiebling, Andante and Pol- | King, and daughter, occupied a Central | days in jail and obliged to serve a |3 'y, i woromarried at Lincoln Wed- | proceedings. When the Marshal ap- Yore) damires &bl aLion where hie) Servioss p. m. next Sunday, under the auspices o} | onaise from Chopin. This was | Pacific directors’ car attached to the noon | part of his sentence for the same of- ould be required. No objectim to going west. Address A. Biack, care B. Goldstein, Council Biufls, fown. dec 1.6 ]8T, OR STOLEN_ Sl liver and white, 4 mostly white, pointer dog. The party who haa the dog will find it more profitable to_return to owner than to keep him, as I shall make trouble it not in my possession befo e Saturday. neaday afternoon. They left for Chi- cago on their wedding trip, and on their return will visit two days in Omaha, December 6th and Tth. They then go to Brownville, Mr. Atkinson’s old home, after which they will pro- ceed to New Mexico. The bride is a peared upon the scene, the foreman of the tence gang stated that he had received his orders to go ahead and fence the street out, and didn't know anything else about it. He thought, however, that it was the in- the Young Men's Christian Association, ~The street cars are sti | losing time on account of balky teams. Perhaps the horses with caudal appendaves are asham- ed ttravel in feont of “bob-tiil” cars, -T. W. T. Richards had a valuable fense. All the evidence produced n court against Reed was, that he was unknown, and that he had at the dif- ferent times he was arrested various sums of money, ranging from $200 to 8500. Upon the examination he re- traiu yesterday. They are returning to San Francisco from New York. E. E. Dix, traveling agent of the Fort Scott & Gulf railroad, and Lywan McCar- ty, general western passenger agent of the wellgrendered and fittingly lead the brilliant entertainment to follow. Herr Liebling _is a conscientious ar- tist, with superior method and care- ful, though ~not brilliant, execution. His selection was the same presented overcoat stolen from his residence on Tues- diy, Wednesdsy Detective Nelichsucce d- ed in capturing the coat and returning it by that master of pianists, Josefly, at the latter’s recent performance here, and compared favorably with it. B. & O. railroad, with headquarters at Kansas City, are in town. Thomas F. Sothan, of Chicago, corres fused to disclose his business, or his residence—which he had' a perfect right to refuse. Upon the outsideand in daughter of Mrs, Irwin, of Lincoln, and 18 a sister of Mrs. Thos, Creagh, of Omaha, and also of J. M. Irwin, fence across people from f tention of the company to the street while. the exca simply to prevent alling down the bank ing was going on 0. 1. FITCHETT, carriage shop, 315 south 15th atreet. 616,41 GO D CHANUE FOR A GOOD BAKER Wi X A 7 £\ With asmall capital can buy a bakery, con- i Miss Poole and ~ Sig. Taglia- | pondent of The American Cattle Journal | the hearing of the city police court | Uy Blo) Lioved in the office of Mr, | and the steps were away. i of an ovan Bx10 feet and & b ehode 14 e e poitra then sang the charming [of that city, and Bell's Weekly Messenge:, | the statoments have been mado that | o0 F e Cive e P8 B ] Councilman McGavock informed | 24 With goxd stote roums and_ £ iy rooms to —Ta the proceedings of the county com- | §uot~ [a Favorita, from Doni- 5 Reed was believed to be a ‘‘crook”|: At 2 0 rent for 15 per month i missioners yesterday, a resoiution was |patty’ They wro very favorably o | b i Cmaba for s fow daye, | 2 banker, or “fnce,” for the|ic®tcongratulations are extended by|tho “l;{'“‘,‘“‘ 'l‘,"‘“ BHOROILY AR e I R i | zeth. 8y Were very 1avol o ing intu ca business. y i) i Tur Beg. sponsible for all danger to pedestrians | 3" " > BAh 5 wdopted which vacates the house in the |ceived, and Miss ool achieved | '°0kinS itv the cattle busines: Hhivaeiand erocka which arejclaimed | Lt DEE 2 P e Neb. court house grounds heretofore occupied by several families free of rent. — Max Meyer received yesterday a hande soms present from C. D, Roberts, presi- dent of the Albien, Boone Co. bank, in the shape of & novelly designed ink stand. Tt should be seen 1o be appreciat —A lad about 15 yesrs old, named Lee, was thrown fro o a wagon attached to a runaway team near 13th and Leavenworth streets Wednesday. He was somewhat bruised " ut not seriously injured. —One of the connundrums which will never be answerel in this world is, to what extent the city council will be re- sponsible in the next for the profanity in- duced by the bad sidewalks the public suf- fer from? ~The secretary of the Nebraska State Medical society has issusd a call for a meeting of that organization to be held in Linoeln on Tuesday, Desember 27th, in or- «er to take into consideration the enforce- ment of the state medical law. ~The same case which has occupied the attention of the United States Court for several day - Glidden yw. the County of Dakota--is stilon trial, Like a previous suit it involves the validity of $95,000 of Dak ta coutty bonds issued in 1876, —There is some shifting going vn among the choir singers of this city, which will vesult in giving the First Baptist church a splendid male quartette choir: Messrs, ¥. S, and J. L. Smith, who have o long Deen members of the Presbyterian choir, secognized as tho hest in town, where Mrs, Latey and Ms. Estabrook, with the two Smtihs, make up the quart:tte. The other two gentlemen who complete the mew choir will be Jay Northrup and W, F. Nash, - - The successful introduction of “‘Conrad’s Original Budweiser Beer” may with propriety be compared with Caesar's **Veni, Vidi, Vici.” For the public good: Conrad's Bud- weiser Beer. -— Narrow Escaps A young man about 19 years old, while skating, fell into a pond on the corner of 16th and Williams streets Wednesday. The water was quite deep, but after floundering about u while he succeeded in getting hold of of firmerice and crawling out., It Was a narrrow escape from drowning. - s ot ol 1t Heads the List Of all other preparations or medicines. In cases of nausea, headache, dizziness or regularities of the s ystem, BURDOC BLoon Birrers have nooqual, They never fail in affording immediate rehef.” Price $1.00, tridsize 10 conta sodlw o — A trial package of ** BLACK-DRAUGHT ” §rve 0f Qhnrge, . T ——— At C. F. Goodman? D Death of Miss Peabody. Miss Jennie Estelle Peabody, sister of Dr. James H. Peabody, died at the residence of her brother at 11:30 Wednesday, after an llness of several weeks. Tho deceased was a prominent member of the Trinity church, and was beloved by all who knew her. Her death will leave a vacant chair in a sorrowing household and cause grizf in a wide circle of friends. NEVER GIVE UP, If you are suffering with low and depressed spirita, loss of appetite, gen- eral debility, disordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any discase of a bilious nature, by all means pro- cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised to see the rapid im- rovement that will foll you will inspired with new life; strength and activity will return; pain and mis- ery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at it - cantaa bottle by Lsh & McMahon. a decided success. Of Tagliapetira's baritone voice much can be said. Be- yond doubt he is the best now up- on the American concert stage and one of the best in the world, The magnificent duet was encored heart- ily, but was not responded to. The nexc number was a violin solo by Adamowski, who presented Fan- tasie Caprice, from Vieuxtemps, m a most artistic and technical manner. To an enthusiastic encore he respond- ed with the well known serenade. When Sig. Brignoli, the great tenor, appeared, he was most heartily applauded. He sang Quando le Sere, from Verdi, with much of his former power, but, to the regret of its many admirers of this great tenor who had been enchanted by his singing in days gone by, it was evident that Brignoh s growing old and that his voice has lost much of the sweet- ness and purity of tone. A veteran in concert singing, and ten yearsago unrivalled, Brignoli has won laurels on which now he might with pro- priety rest. This-is his third appear- ance in Omaha, the first being with Pareppa Rosa and the second with Miss McCullough. The fifth number was the signal for a burst of applause, for now, for the first time, appeared Miss Kellogg in the beautiful Tacca la Notte, from Verdi. The reception of the great prima donna was indeed an ovation, and she evidently thoroughly appre- ciated, and acknowledged the compli- ment by her most magnificent vocal efforts. She was encored agzain and again, responding twice. Miss Kellogg has lost none of her graceful and fascinating appearance, Her dress was indeed a marvel of art, and amnply exhibited her elegint figure ile in perfect accord with the fai face which has drawn so many disti guished admirers to her shrine. Sig. Tagliapetria again appeared in the sixth number, and exhibited the full power of his magnificent voice in the song of The Palms, from Faure. He received and responded to an en- thusiastic encore. Inthe 7th number Herr Liebling again appeared, plnying first, Fantas- ies from Bendell, and second, Gar- rotte, from Bach, after Jossefly. The latter performance was accomplished with theleft hand alone, and as an artistic porformance it was highly creditable. Inasmuch as its execu- tion was almost in the line of difficult finger movements it could only be ap- preciated by accomplished musicians. Miss Poole appeared in the eighth number, singing Tis I, and responded 0 two very hearty encores. The remaining members of the pro- gramme were presentsd as follows - Big. Brigroli, who sa: Embarrass- ment from Abt, and ponded to an encore. Miss Kellogg, who sang with touching sweetness Good-Bye from Tosti. As an encore she gave with charming piquancy Let Them Go, and then responded to the continued applause by singing, in fher peculiar style, Swance River. The presenta- tion of this old, and yet ever new favorite song with all ers of melo- dy, only confirmed the delight her previous appearances had conferred, Adumowski played excellently a seloc tion entitled Polonaise, his own pro duction, and gave pleasing response | to a long continued encore. | r ] The concert closed with a splendid quartet from Martha by Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Miss Clara Pool g. Brignoli, and 8i aliapiot At its conclusion the audience r luetantly withdrew, and as the bril liant and fashionable assemblage passed out it was the unanimous ver dict that Omaha had been treated to the greatest musical event in its his- tory W, " After Burglar. Mr..J. Williams, of B. F. Troxell & Co.. who has resided f rsome years in Council Bluffs, his purchased a fine lot on Farn- ham street, and wil. soon build & spacious residence thereon. Mr. Walter Hurd, tic*et agent of Buf- falo, N. Y., was in town yesterday, and was the guest of Mr, John A. Tattle, of the B. & M. road, formerly of Buff.lo. Mr. Hurd has been on an extensive pleas- ure trip south and west. A party recently engaged in the explor- of ¢ intry between Sweetwater and the Wind river mountins have just returned after an absence of over a month It consists of J. F. Nicho's, of London, England; Prof. Aughey, of our state uni- versity; Gen. Lowe, Samuel E. Rogers, and J. L. Lovett, of this city. Messrs. C. C. Housel, Col. ', 5. Chase, Sam’l Burns, Mr. Faulkner, C. H. Dewey, Henry T\ Clark and E. Rosewater, of this city; General George Smith, of Platts- mcuth, chairman of the Nebraska delega- tion; and General Vifquain, of Lincoln all delegates to the Mussouri river conven- tion at St. Jo —returned home yesterday. The Metropolitan hotel register indi- cates the following arrivals King, of the Southern Utah Time: Anna Dakin, Plattsmouth; R, W. Riggs and wife, of Potter; M. F. Hill, of Lin. co'n; B. Beer, of North Platte; John Hollman, of North Platte; W, H. Me- Knaw and A. R. mn, of Plattsmouth; Miss Jennie Cook, of Coucceil Bluffs; Noah Sierer, of Deadwood. H. M. Smi b, Esq., for sometime past general agent of the B, & M. at Atchizon, Ke., has recsived the appointment of assistant general freight agent to Uenera Fre'ght Agent Harris, with headquarters at Omaha. Mr, Smith's well-known abil- *® | ities as a first-class rai road man especially fit him for the position to which he has been called, aud his many friends in Omaba will be pleased to know of his promotion. The Withnell House register notes the arrival of the following visitors to the city: Mr. J. E. North and daughter and M s. Splell, of Columbus; George S. Smith, of Plattsmouth; Judge D. G. Hull and wife, of Lincoln; C. E. Sumner and wife, of Schuyler; 8. C. Smith and wife, of Red Cloud; Mrs, J. E. Smith, of Beatrice; W. C. McLean and wvife, of Papillion; Mrs, H. T. Clarke and Miss Gertie L. Char of Bellevue; P. G, Reynard, of Council Bluffs; Ed. T. Cook, of Long Pine; Fraok North and lady, of Columbu ; A, H, Swan, Thomas Swan and A. L. Bowie, of Chey- enne; John M. Ragan and Miss Carrie Reufun, of Hastiogs; Mrs. Areman, of Schuyler; Ed. 8, Coonelly, of Albion; M P. Ireland, of Nebraska City; C. Puf ebraska City. ANUSEENT CONSTELLATION, of Frank Mayo Noxt Week: Next week Frank Mayo, the favor- ite actor, will visit Omaha The Detroit News, spe of Mr. Mayo's per- formanceof * Virginius, " says: **Frank Chief of Police Lyman, of Lincoln, with his | Legitimate company, and will play in Boyd's opera house December |8, 9 and 10, vening Mayo and _his splendid company were | A to be operating in this city and Coun- cil Blu Not aword of ¢ idence to that effect has been produced upon any or either of the examinations. The question then arises, very per- tinently, why was not such evidence produced if it exists? The decision of Judge Chadwick is manifestly just. In what degree Judge Beneke has conformed to his prerogatives is a legal question. One thing, however, scems patent. If Reed has beenaround here for two or three months, as is alleged, regarded all of the time as a ‘‘suspicious character,” he might have been watched and de- tected. 1If he has commit- ted no offense, why has he been made a prisoner three times, and fined nearly one hundred dollars, nimpli because he had money and kept his mouth shut? There is an in- efficiency somewhere, or an unjust mistake somswhere. When the time has come that a police force of ten men cannot detect nefarious proceed- ings by one man who is known and suspected, in two or three months, the question arises very (plainly whether the present municipal police government hadn't better shut up shop. A World of Good. One of the most popular medicines now before the American public, is Hop Bitters. You see it overywhere. People take it with good effect, It builds them up. It is not as pleasant to the taste as some other Bitters as it is not a whisky drink. It is more like the old fashioned bone-set tea that has done a world of good. If you don't feel just right try Hop Bit- ters.—Nunda News, ' novls-deel WEDDING BELLS. Which Moerrily Ring in This City and Lincoln. The season of ‘‘marrying and giving in marniage” 1s fully opened, and social circles in this city and Lincoln, as well as other neighkoring cities, are brightened with the nuptials of many a happy couple. Two weddings occur- red Wednesday, one inOmaha and the other in the capital city, which are worthy of especial notice, and each of which have called forth the brightest hopes and fondest well-wishes of rela- tives and friends. Mr. Frank E. Winkleman, the well known conductor on the Union Pacitic road between Grand Island and North Platte, was married Wednesday at 6 o'clock to Miss Belle Jenney, daugh- ter of Roadmaster Jenney, of the Union Pacific, corner of Ninth and Pierce streets. Rev. Ingram, pastor of the Christian church, performed the solemn ceremony. A large num- ber of relatives and friends were present. The bride was attired in an exquisite wine colored,! satin plush dress, with garnet jewelry and tea roses, and pre- sented a beautiful appearanc After the ceremony a bridal feast was spread for the gucsts, which was both luxurious and elegant. The fol- lowing gifts wero among the tokens by the friends of the happy couple: set of silver knives and forks, 8 at their best last evening, in|swall and large spoons and set of Virginiua It was a china, from the following cent all around per men: P Touhey, J. D. Moore, J. P. and the only wonder is now | Hensley, G. A, Jahnke, C. 8. Howell, | that stars like Lawrence Barrett|W. A." Deuel, ( Gump, John Edwin Booth and John McCullough | Ballift, C. H. Crow, Richard Counell, have darcd to come here so many | Martin Horn, T. A. lor, Frank times with ‘sticks’ and sers’ to sup- | Huntoon, F. C, Martin, Wm. Lahey, port them. Mr. Mayo is the first | James Robinson, H. F. Williams, tragedian to give these grand old [Gus. Hohl, Lew, Farrington, C. tragedies as they should long ago have [C. Kiser; a china tea set, been produced — with competent peo- [hand painted, from Mr. and ple and accessories Mrs., Hochlinger; oil painting, THE PHCENIX. A New Omaha Medical Society Ris. ing From the Grave of the Old. Died —Recently, in Omaha, Doug- las county, Nebraska. “The Omaha Medical Society.” For several years its health has been poor owing to the inharmony of its partsand for months it has languishe 1, theugh a few frienas tried to keep 1t alive and restore it to a healthy condition; but it died from the wounds inflicted by its guardians who should have been its friends, and from which it could not recover. No physician was present when it died though more than fifty were in the city. Had five been there it might have been saved. Twenty-five could have been there but they were not, and it is dead. ‘‘Not by the public minister of justice nor bya hired knife; but that self hand which writ its honor in the acts it did hath with the courage which the heart did lend 1t, splitted the heart.” SHAKSPEARE. The foregoing is furnished by one of the mourners of the defunct society. Theére have been anumber of attempts to re physicians of the city for mutual ben- efit, but all have failed. The rucleus, however, of a new society is stated to be forming, which promises to grow into a bealthy youngster. Ten physi- cians are now meeting each week, up- on which occasions one of the number furnishes a paper of not less than twentv minutes’ length, whick s afteswards critivised and discussed. As yet no constitution or name has been given to the new society, but it is hoped soon to make an ization, which will both be more flourishing than the old one was in its palmiest days, and also devoid of the petty jealous and war of individual egotisms which tended to demoralize the former assosiatios AB & name for the new society, Tuw Brr would suggest ‘“The Phosnix.” L A Willing Endorser: MrLwavkee, Wis., July 30, 1881, H. W. Wagnre & Co.: Sies—I can recommend your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and you can cheerfully use my name. Mrs. ANS KEerny, eod-1w Saratoga Lyceum The regular meeting of the Saratoga lyceum was held Wednesday. An election of eflicers resulted as follows President, Chas. W. president, W. H. Lawton; secretary, Constable Page; treasurer, Louis Lit- tlefield. The question to be debated next Monday evening is, *'Resolved, Tousley; vice t0 a republican form of government.” i, GREATEST REMEDY KNOW sands of once helpless sufferers, loudly proclaim their praise for et ry to which they owe their lives ot only does it posi- tively eure Consumption, bhut Co Colds, Asthmna, itis, F now the Throat, Chest and Lungs y at once to its wonderful curative p or as if by magic. We do not ask you to buy a large bottle unless you kiow what you ase getting. We earnestly request you to druggists, Isu & hfn 1A 10! trial bottle free of cost which will con- ive the former association of the | That a limited monarchy is preferablc Dr. King's New Discovory for Con- sumption is certainly the greatest medical remedy ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thou- | ay | OB BENT—0 Fever, Hoarseness and all affections of therefore 1l on your and get a and would prot, The Marshal travel. This i move, as, the s the railroad cor from removing __ SPECIA TO LO. DR. ISAAC EDW, Ao MO romas oo Graichton Biook. ect the bank. therefore ordered the foreman to move the posts, fill up the holes, and leave the street open for s doubtless a sensible treet once fenced in, npany would be in a position to enjoin the city authorities the obstruction, and delay proceedings by vexatious legal L NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. —Caliat_Law Office of D. loan at from § to 10 per cent 850,000 5 Enimse 109 Farnhaun St. $250.00 upwards, for 3 1o 6 years, on 6 fan pro Aomxcy, rty. \ 7 ANTE] work. street, near nqu or addresy, 7 ANTED work at sk ink for phot. Address, . B., B rl starchi quired, nd iron WA ki - A gooa nan X § respe and noard, Laquire southwest corner 1sth business man emplo; W4 3 I Isth St: must thoroughly 10 LOAN—AY & er centin- terest in sums url’,m and rst-clam city and Buuis ReaL Estars and Loaw Gth and Douxles Sts. girl for general ire at Intelligeace offi 1 stree o18-2* tical agents for ull z pr V D—Good western towns, gentecl work big pay. Call J. . 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NOTICE. —Special advertisements, such s Lost, ¥ound, To Loan, For Sale, Te Rent, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be inserted in this column at the low rate ot TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. Leave ady ertisements at our office, up-stairs, corner Broadway and Main streets, Council Bluffs, 1 GEO. P. BEMIS. WA in Council Blufts fo ¥ 0 cents per week, de livered by carricrs. Office corner Broalway and incil Blufl o2t of Iots ve blocks nents, in a line vunning south commencing at Broadway, cither e of C.& N. W. depot. Address Perry of Tuk Brk fice, Council Bluffs, st ou can get the quickest and best pictur & £ your child by patron- izing Barke's exeélsior galles post, offic Council Bluff W instant neous process. Br. allowe to Omaba lnlies, ot e. JOR SALE n Hon e, by and harness, cheap 1. ! for cash, Address W Bee' office Council Bluffs, Novy3t _ YOTTER'S TICKET OFFICE—War in railroad l tickets continues to boom. 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