Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1881, Page 8

b E : 8 THE OMAHA DAI I'HE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, Dec 12. ‘Weather Report. {The following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the sta- tions named. ) War_DreaRTMEsT, U, 8, Si0 AL Swrcion, ) OmAnA, Decomber 1 1} ETATIONS. g e L] Ie_|5® Den-er.. | 50 'SW [Brisk Clear Cheyenne | 41 [NW |Brisc Clear Plitte. 42 |SE |Fresh Clear Omaha. . | 87 |8 |Brisk Cloudy Yankton Frosh Fair Des Moines . '3 37 |SW Fresh Davenport... 40 |SW | Fresh St Paul. ... (29, Frosh 8t. Louls .. Fresh Cle [ nigh Cloaring Fresh Cloudy Fresh Cloudy Cloudy ])'Mr 30 SW " River above low water mark, four feet and eight inches, and rozen. LOOAL BREVITIES, The W, C. T, U. meets Thuraday. —The board of trade meets to-aight. —Standard Club party Wednesday night The trial of Dan‘el H. the dis'ricé court. sarey is on in —TRehearsels have begun for the Christ- mas music at Trinity. —Custer Post, No. 7, G. A, R, will nominate officers to-night. Michael Wallenz, convicted of appro- propriating an ex-soldier's funds, gets & new trial, —The So:ial Art club holdx its first en-~ tertaioment on Friday evening at Max Meyer's hall. —There was n very pleasant social at the parlors of the Presbyterian church on Fri- day evening. Sheriff-elect Milier has returned from It Lake with Cha'les E, Meyer, the al- leged forger. ~The argument for a new trial in the vase of Chav, E, DeGroat will come up next Saturday, —Tho direction of the Preshyterian church choir mus'c will, after January 1st., devolve upon Mr, W. J. Pennell. ~The pagsenger train on the C. St. P & O, road leaves hersafter at 8:30 a. m. making through connections with the 8. C. & P. roal, ~—The Eighteenth street M. E. Sunday school will give its Christmns entertain- ment at Masonic hall, Monday eveuing, December 28th. —Peter Hansen, a fifteen-year-old boy, shot a colored companion, onlower Ninth strect, Saturday, witha toy pistol. and it is doubtful if the latter will retain good eyenight. ~Daniel Snyder, of this city, was on Sun luy. afternoon united in marriage to Miss Jennie Black, of Council Bluffs, at the residence of the bride's father in the latter city. —Geo. Allen is nolonger in our employ. and we will not be responsible for any collections made by him. BrupEBAKER Bros. Mra, Co,, South Bend, Ind. STUDEBAKER & WELOH, dech-1w 8t. Joseph, Mo. ~Block Watobman Hill on Saturday night caught two boys, cne of thom a kon of Mary O'Brien, and the other & young WAS HE MURDERED? A FARMER'S mMYSTERIOUS DEATH IN SARPY COUNTY. John Nolan Fonnd Dying in a Corn- fleld--Suspioions That Vio- lence Was the Cause. John Nolan, an elderly and respectable {armer at La Platte, Sarpy county, died yesterday morning at that place under peculiar and somewhat suspicious eircum- stances. The story, as state | by his son, who came to Omaha last evening to secure the sorvices of an undertaker, is as follows: The old man owned and lived in a com- fortable house upon a firm of 160 acres, He has owned for ome time a large num- ber of cattle, which he bas been in the habit of keeping a corral, About 3 oclock yesterday morning he heard the cattle breaking out of the corral and get- ting away. Rousing his wife he tcld her he was going to head them off and in- structe | her to open the g te leading int» the corral th t the stock might be v{n\en in. Saddling a gentle mule he was in the habit of riding he rode away, while Mrs, Nolan looked after the gate, In a short time h+ cattle com renced to roturn and finally all had re-entered the coral, but nothing was to be seen or heard of Mr. Dolan. Vs wife waited some t'me und then started the direction he had gone, when she met the mulecoming ' ack, on the walk, but riderless. Her worst fears now being aroused the anxions wife awoke & weghbor named Holmun, who ea 1ed his hircd man and the thiee went in wearch of the missing farmer, Followiny the tracks of the cattle it was found that, after breaking from the corral they had headed direct for t e comfield of another neghbor name | Hen'y Iske, which was only about eighty rods distant. £Re the field 1t ¢ had been there and the mule's tracks were wl-o frund, Accordingly the field was sen-ched with lanterns, and in a few min- utes Mr Holman’s hired wan found Mr, Nolan lying on th - ground and apparently insensitle. ‘The unc nscions man was earr ed to his house, where he expired in about an hour. A, hysician was summoned as quickly as possible, but did not_arrive until the farmer was past relief. U i of the dead mn the doctor g ve " opinton that death had be n causedby con- ge-tion of the brain, produced by injury to or blows of some kind on the head. ‘Whether the injury had been received at the immediate time of Nolan's falling from the mule, or previvusly, was not deter- mined. From circnmstances occurring recently, this opinion of the physician cased not & little excitement, and it was determined to at once telegra h the coroner of Sarpy county, who lives at Plattswouth, »nd have him hold a post mortem «xamination, which will protably. ocour to-day. - Theie circumstances, ax related by Mr. Nolan's son, are of such “a character a8 to direct suspicion quite strongly toward the man in whose com field Nolan wai found insensible. Tt appears that he and Iske hive not been on the best of terms for some tine, they having been involved in a lawsuit or two, and that trouble has heretofore arisen, on ac- count of Iske’s claiming that Nolan’s cat. tle had broken into and damazed his corn, About a week ago the cattle trespassed into the field referred to, which joins Nolan's :rop-rty, and in which the corn is still ungathered. Molan who had been to Plattsmouth, was '“m returning home when hesaw Iske on a horse, with a pitc - fork in his haud, nding among tho cattle and jabbing the fork into them in a seem ingly unnecessa y manner. He cro sed t) where Iske was and told the latter to let the cattle alone until Fe could drive them out, and then he would pay for whatever damage they had done. It is alleged that Iske, instead of heeding Nolan kept up his pitchfork exercise, and when fingntwr attempted to drive the cattle out struck him two or three times «n the head with the handle of the forlk. Although not knocked down by the blow olan was considerably stunned and suf- fered reverely all of that day from pain. Ho threatened to arrest Iske, but dropped the matter at the solicitation of 1is wm. Last week Nolan seemed to be as well as = Swede, inthe act of stealing ccal from a | yyual, althohgh complaining of his head at car near Wakefield’s lumber yard. The|times, and nothing serious was feared boya begged off, and on account of their [ from the blows he had received. The youth were allowed to go home with a warning for the future. opinion, therefore, of the physician as to the cause of death® has started the talk about the vicinity and in La Platte at o —The colcred sewing socioty of Omaha | degidedly lively rato. The result of the post mortem examina- will cive & fair on the 26th, 20th and 30th | gion and the coroner's fury verdict is of December, for the purpose of assisting | awaited with much interest, in building the A. M. E. church and benefit of the society, at Lytle's hall, on Farnam street between Eleventh and Twelfth. On the 26th there will be a ¢rand Christmas tree, and on the 30th its prizes will be given. >t A Statement From the Mayor. Mowing, TuL.. July 14, 1881, H. H. WarNer & Co.: Sirs--My wife and self both unite in pronounc- ing your Safe Kidney and Laver Cura the best medicine we over used. declleodlw 8. W. WHEELOCK. . LN 4z LOOF All members of Stats Lodge, No 10, are [Cincinnati Saturday Night. decl-1 cord ally invited to be present ab the regu- q 3 lar meeting on Monday evening, Dec. mber 12, a5 matters will come before the lodge to Feeble Ladies. Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing you to feel scarcely able to be on your foet; that constant drain that is taking from your system all its elasticity; driving the bloom from your cheeks; that continual strain up- on your vital forces, rendering you ir- ritable and fretful, can casily be re- moved by the use of that marvelous remedy, Hop Bitters, Irregularities and obstructions of your system are relieved at once, while the special cause of periodical pain is permanent. ly removed. Will you heed thisi— o A MINING HORROR. isa man widely koown in the banking circles of the state as a former stockholder and cashier of the State Central bank, of Grand Tuland, The new firm has a commodion: brick office andl & first-cla » vault, fn which js » new burglar_proof chest of the Hall make, with all the medern improvements. They have a good field and Twe Bre wishes them & successful working of the same. g st ROUNDING THEM UP. The Saturday Night Harvest Roapod by the Cops. Satarday night was an unnsually busy one for the police, even considering the fact that that particulir evening is u-ually the liveliest of the week., Everything starled in serene, and up to 10 o'clock not one arrest had been scored. The band then began to play and by 12 m, —the mys- tic hour when graveyards are supposcd to vawn-the elephant was ‘‘going round” at a lively gait. Shots were fired on Twelfth street about half an hour after, which in- dicated that there was fun in the air, and which called Marshal Anzell and several officers to the spot. A quick detour of the varions saloons was made and the propri- ators told in linguage more forcible thau polite to shut up, while the bum- mers and bummeresses were instructed to make tracks foe their holes. Some of them protested against such infriogement upon their inglicnable rights to get still druuker and rhake night hideous, and the following is the result of their o jections, as recorded upon the register of wiriyals at ho'el de McClure: Fisher, drunk; Jennie White, drank: Frank Linhorn, drunk t d unk; Jim Tuttle, drunk; F. Glaogo, concsaled Weapons; Jno, Hains, drunk and d sor- derly. Yesterday's business was n t quite so lively, only one man, named Joe Wood, being arre ted, on thecharge f disturbing the peace. Uertain important raids b the police are reported to be in the wind, and the work of the coming wee< may bring considerable re g to the peace loving citizens of the Druggist’s Testimony. H.F McCarthy, diuggist, Ottawa, Ont,. state that he was Mll‘fcte:l with chronic broachitis fir some years, and was pletely cured by the use of T mas’ E Tric O 112-e0d1 LT N a3 LA ot MARSH'S MONOPOLY. m- It Will Soen Have to Buck Against a Line of Herdic Coaches. A B rep rter learned a bit of news of no little importance last Saturday, and that is that a gentleman well known in Omaha has come into possession of four- teen Herdio coaches and propos:s at ouce to organize & company in our city and run them in eur streets as they ar» already run in Council Bluffs, The gentleman referred to is Mr. David Cole, of the commission house of Fearon & Cole, and the way in which he got hold of his Herdics was rather peculiar. When Peter Herdic established his lines of coachesin Chicago he got hold of a money- less adventurer to run the business, and he did run it—into the ground. In the first place he contracted for 14 coaches, worth $0,000, for which he was 10 pay in instal- ments. He at once acvertised for fifty drivers, who were easily foun', ani re- quired them to put up 225 each as secur- ity ""F"Nl faith against damages and so on, Then he started his line to runuing and took in all the receipts, run bills for all expenses and didn’t pay th+ drivers for two months. At the end of that time, when he cou'd drain nothing more out of the thing, he mortgaged the Herdics for all they were worth_and then skip, ed. The mort<agee was Mr, Cole's brother, and he now propeses to turn the property over to Davi1 for use in this city, and the latter will organize a company without de- lay, if possible, and have the Herdics here and ruuning before spring and in time to 5‘" the horse cars a pretty severe tussle or the Hanscom park und other travel. While Dr. S, D, Mercer purchased the right for this city it appears that under the peculinr ci cumstances under which the conches are obtined prevents its clashing with his clams, ind I'nk BEk sces no reason to doubt that in a short time Omaha will be pro.ided with a thoroughly equip- ped line of the modern and_couvenient ve- icles known as Herdics. Mr. Cole is an meqfem young man who means businesy in all hs unde takes and will push this en- terprise for all it is worth. s Army Orders. The latest orders issued from the head- quarters of the Department of the Platte, were as follows: Captain Thomas Wilson, (!, 8., chief commissionary of subsist-nce, will proceed to Cheyenne depot, W. ‘1., on public busi- ness connected with the subsiste ce de- partment. Captaio Samuel P, Ferris, Fourth in- fantry, is relieved from duty 8 a member of the genoral court martial ¢ mvened at Fort Fred, Steele, W. 1., by paragraph 7, pecial orders No, 115, curcent series, from these headquarters, Aan) ao SONCELD BN LY BEE MONDAY. DBUEMBER 12, 1881 A BONANZA, G W.orD. THEGREAT UOPPER DEPOSITS | #n entertainment at OF SOUTHERN UTAH. which Miss : elocutionist, Miss 154 Spr cal protege of Mrs, Gus: Kate Holloway, will take part. PROGRAMME; ger, the musi. The Officers of the “Old Hickory" in Omaha on Their Way East. Music—Ta Plui Oshorn Recitation—Tne § - - - Recitation- Tom's Littie Star Solo—The Song of Home R citation—Tha Wife's App Recitation—The 01d-Time Kelij Araong other passengers on the overland train from the west one day last week was Hon, Wi, (. Saunders, state treas. urer of Colorado, who came to this point to join Mr. George W, Roberts, formerly of the Herald of this city, and proceed east with him on & mission connected with she development of one of the finest miring properties in the great mining territory of Utah, Mr. Saunders is treasurer and Mr. Rob- erts general manager of the company which owns the *‘Old Hickory” copper mine, lo cated about two hundred miles south of Salt Lake City, and near the southern extension of the Utah Central railway. Recttation—Bairnes’ Cuddic Doon Recitition—The Trish Philosopher Solo—-0, Salutaris teieee Recitation--The Indian M rtyr Recitation—Christmas at the Quarters Off the Mortal Coil. A rather deliberate attempt at suicide was discovered at the gas works yesterday about noon, which timely intervention rendered unsuccessfnl. One of the em- Ty o317 SRFOTVAR LAY, mis ployes of the works had occasion to go organised last My by George W Roo- | into the coal house for fuel. As he er &, Wiliam ', Sanders, S8am. C. Gilli | entered the door he was horrified to see a land, Jacob F. M. Rockafeller, and Jona- | man hanging himself. The woula be Furley . I ] o "y L el N e e i | suicide had uttched a rops about ix feet long to one of the beams overhead and acquainted with the task th-y e nuder- taking, that of developing & mine which | had tied the other end around his neck. He then mounted a wheelbarrow nd was will equal in value any of the famousmines n the south shore of Lake Superior, or | just about to swing off i .to eternity when any where else on the globe. the dlscovery wa made g we Old Hickory n is located on Being cut down, the i 1al of snici- Mt ”!ckurf‘. near the Rocky Mini dal intent wave his name asJoe Rumlough, distrist, in Beaver county, Utah, and said he was sick, unab'e to procure but three avnd one-halt miles from the | work, and wanted to die. Nn-‘ me railroad, wits #hich it wilt be united by a | quite violent when reasoned with con- wooden traiway, which will convey the | cerning his insane notion, and said he ore to the smelter, the latter t) Le built on [ would kill hinvse'f in rome way, so that the line of the road, The nearest town is [ that they nad b tter let him go aliead and Miltord, o rapidly growing little | finish the job on the «iot Tnis was a lit city. ‘the writer has seen this wonder- | tle proposition, h wever, which the men, growing importance for many months and | were unable to see the value of, and so that it was destined to take rank in i® re- | Rumlongh was handed over to Officer munerative capacity with the Alice, Horn | Casper, who took him to the calaboose fo been thoroughly tested at Baltimore, Gol- | qui-h his ambition to-day, and conclude den, Colorado and elsewhere, the vein is | t)live, unlimited and in a few months he Denver, - - .- - Dr. Amelia Burroughs, Withnell ded to the for tr nsporting it to the market, giving itfin all respectsanun | ) "t g p.m tf commonly promising future. 2 b gl capital stock of $1,000,000 divded into| BUSHMAN'S. 20,000 shares of 850, Five thous.nd shares | Elegant new lace ties, collarettes, f,,',.:"f;. th‘v ir;‘r"c:;:iln g;t E?if.'}w'J.‘"," l:lrevelr- chiefs, fans, handkerchief, collar and o e mine 4 op- 3 i + Uiachinery, smelting wor., tramway, ete, | Ml boxes, toiletsets, elogant hoods, caps,sacques, leggings, glovesin kid cas- liberal offer t» those who wish t » purchase | ort, cloth and beaver, from 15¢ to §7.50 stock, which is one of the best offers ever | per pair; silk and beaver cloaks and given by any legitimate mming company | dolmans, silks, plushes and dress 5 ds; all at the lowest possible cash will issuc 2,000 shares (equal to $110,00°) 90783 ; P! and with the money e ect a smelter, with | Prices, and all suitable for an_elegant & capacity of thisty tons daily, with plenty | and SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRES- the samo size. When completed the com- o e any will i-sue a mortgae on the ma- Jresatt c':hinyery for the amount of money ruised. CHRISTMAS BARGAINS! ] i HICKMAN’S! lmhll(mg ("nmp(my in the west, and [-?‘nnen ing for investments in mimes can do n e |::‘tt:‘h,ha’n“t‘1:?;I::.nn‘ll‘:w;c'n; ks | Ladies' Cloaks vERY CHEAP to close Messrs. Sanders and Roberts have gone | out. enst to lay the advantages of their mine Linen Collars from 5 to 25 cents. nt find it an easy ma ter to accomplish [ . ¥ sy all they are after it will be becuu o those| 00 dozen Silk H'dk's—new styles. with whom they have dealings cau’t tell a VERY CHEAP. Embroidered Slipper Patterns. pieoe il 3 Bt WORTHY OF PRAISE, Scarfs, the Handsomest ever biought As arule we do not -recommend | to Omaha. of one that really is a public benefac- | Children's Saques, Leggins and Mit- tor, and does positively cure, then we tens. consider it our duty to impart that in- VERY NICE, Zepheyrs, Our Own Importation. truly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Biliousness, Fever | Artificial House Plants for Christmas and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney and New Year’s Decorations, edies fail. We know whereof we F¥rames--JUST IN, speak, and can freely recommend to Motto Frames——Very Cheap all.—[Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottle. | Handsome Chenile Scarfs, Very ful pro ert , snd has known of its rapid y | who hat now gathered 1n some numbers, Silver and similar ‘mines. The ore has [ safe keeping. It iy hop-d he will relin- Rio Grande Western road w1l be ad- House, Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 a. 7 he com any has been organized wit a only have been placed upon the market | embroidered collars and silk handker- Recently thi: company has madea very inthe west. F.r 820,000 in cash they of power to run_two additional plants of | ENT. BUSHMAN'S. This is the most liberal offer made by any [ HICKMAN'S! Trimmed Hats from 50c to $20.00. before the heavy capitalists and if they do Ladies Ties - & full Line, thing when they see it. Embroidered idies and Table patent medicines, but when we know | Chiidren's Hoods, Handsome Styles, formation to all. Electric bitters are Canvas of all kinds. complaints, even where all other rem- | Handsome Embroidered Phtograph h & McMahon. oice. HIKCMAN'S HEADQUARTERS, ————— MISS KATE L. JAMES. DOUGLAS ST. B e DL Ly Brilliant Musical Event at Boyd's Most complete stock of Holiday Opera House. goods 1 Omaha at EpnoryM & ERtCKsON's, e AL The next clas-ical concert of the Philo. == mathean club will take place on Thursday PIERCY PRIDES HIMSELF evening, December 15th, 1881, on which ON PRICES, occasion the club will he assisted by Miss Kate L. Jumes, of Council Bluffs, Tt will be a brilliant social and musical event and al eady one hundred ana fitty tickets hve leen sold in Council Bluffs a'one, The Union Pacific will run a special AND PUTS POTATO POTS AND PUDDING PANS Upon PARADE in great PROFU- SION. An invoice of beautiful Brass Fire } Ponders, Brass Coal Grabs, Brass train over on the night of the' concert, re | Blowor Stands, Brass Coal Hods ar- turning at the close of the performance | rived to-day. These goods are very Owing to the crowd anticipated ‘the cou- | appropriate for holiday gifts and will cert will take place at Boyd's opera house, | be sold very low. Piercy also has in the box office being open this (Monday) | stock a large and carefully selected morning at the usual hour. assortment of Marbleized Iron and The programme of the conzert is s fol- | Marble Mantels, to which the atten- lows: . ol 3 PROGRAMME tion of purchasers are respectfully in- KINNEY AND HALEY. be considered, which will be of interest to| A Terrible Explostem. Which | Another Habeas Corpus Applied fiy order of lodgs. C. 8, Srraienr, Becretary. straight good Bour Mash tuck; Wr:lgki-‘ oall only for O, Oo;:ldtm Co."s Moss Rose Lo went's Choice Rye, for them. m&e - Board of Trade. The regular meeting of the Board of b Trade takes place Monday eveniog, De. | pire Gulch, about seven miles from Dead- | {0 the matter: 1 Mangles Two Miners. 4 From Mr. Anton Herm, who resides on Kixtuoky Waiskies,—1I€ you want | Thirt enth street, Fotween Howard and |1y, who have been o indefatigable in | & For by Their Counsel. The ¢ unsel for Luke Kinney and Ha- Jackson, this city, we learn the particu- | their efforts to procure their clients' re- lars of a terrible affair which occuried ou [ lease, are still persistent, and on Saturday affai 5 for three and a half years past. The Nightingale mine is located in Em. cember 12th, and a full attendance of | wood and {s owned y Henry Hermand P, members is deaired as 1his is the last moet- [ Jodsen. The latter, with Edward Tins. ing of the year. Several important mat-|dale, a miner, was in the mine at the m &h.wld nul;: ;fi::m A&mflv‘hhh #ime, dii'ling out the rock where a charge Toar, aad’ Rrepanations for ho mm:'.l! of black powder, put in on the Satur lny Taveling, Teporta of comtmittesn, oto. previo &, was supposad to have explod d. Jaues E, Bovo, Tinsdale was huldlnfi the drive and Jen- W.C. B, ALLEN, Presi ent, sen w.s striking when the « xplosion oc- Secretary, A curred, throwing the twimen bodily ahout M Load IR wxty feet, entirely clear of the dump at i . o T the” mouth of the tunnel. The tw: , ~BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures dyspep | men wero terribly mansled, but lay with - “wtion and henrtburn. their wounds unattended to from 1 . . ALC. P Goodman, [808 .m0y tho extremo cold, Woich L SN0 frous the blood enough to che sk tho fliw, | B sveuting thir blesiog to death. J WaNTED—A young man at Mots's | hen's cries ntiracted the attention of S "Tivsdale, whose cahin was about 700 y-n;.; THE OROWNJEWELS | sl Skl wAh ich Wil of England are watched over by grim | taken to the W, C. T, U. hawpital, warders both day and night, and visit- There it was disc vered that Tinsdale's oy histoncal tower of Ll;jlninl were 1o bad that both arms had to London are only able to get & passing ay-:m.t‘:::m!', :'Ku'.,‘?fi. o :::ll l‘»’::tl"; gluwon“heu valuables, But here[were perforated all over with mark: of in Omaba iv a magnificenc collection | owder and chip stone. Jen-en was loss of jewels, richaud rare, which are dis- ;f_:,'l':}rl‘,’; ST AR ilLte aeus ia A 3 b once fl:ild & dj:rl:l '::::!l:;“l;gn:l"; Jeasle- poident of Counell Bluffs, where et Edholm & Erickson who have taken it ela siok such care in selecting this collection, P i 0t 300 will be pleased to have you not only North Platte Bankers soe them but examine them at youy | OB December fist the firm of I. 1. Yolsure, and if you desir~ to got any- | Nichols & Co., opened a bank in the thing in the line you can yut it here thriving city of North Platte, Nob, Mr, for less money than elsewhere, and |Nichols i the mayor of North Platte and can go home satisfied that you have an | a cattle mau well known in those parts honest article. Their store is opposite | and throughout the state generally, Mr, the postoflice, on 156th street. Dorr Hetfleman, who represents the “Co,” urbon or Govern: | Tucsdsy last, infa Deadwood mive, in | 8pplied before Judge Dunvy, of the Unit- Ask your grocgr | which he and his son are interested and | od States distriot cow where the latter has been superintending for a writ of ha. beas corpus. The judge issued the writ, and set the time of argument for t -day. Sueriffl. Coscrove was seen last nizht by » reporter of THE B, and said, in re.ard have beeu detained here in Omaha since a week ago last Thursday, through legal quibb es, and 1 now mfi"" 1o remain until I take both men to Indiaoa with me, if I have to stav here all winter. The counsel for the defense huve approached me to ascer tain what I would'do after the prisoners were tuken to Indians, aud whether [ would push as) ly ex mination and trial f they would consent to go. I told the counsel that I had nothing now to do with the matter further than to wait until the ren were out of the hands of the United States authoriti Real Estate Transfers. The following are all t e ‘transfers re. corded at the county clerk’s offics Tuesday and Wednesday, as reported for this paper by Jcbn L. MoCague, real estate agent and conveyancer: Thomas Meredith to Charles H. Sam+ 01 A&m of lot 5, block 22, Omahs, w d-— $2,025, Mark Seirt to John Hollenbeck, par- cel . seotion 10, town 14, tango 1 st qod—81, izabeth W. Baker to Poter Wilkin, lot 3, block 89, q o d.—81. August Doll to Sophia Lowe, lots 5 and 6, block 143, Owaha, q ¢ b-§200, Johu Barlo~ to Nicholas Kohlbrandt, No. b of n. w. § section 6, town 14, range 11, est w. d., $1,06° Florence Land Co. to Win, Reeve, lot 2, bloen 47, town of Florence, w. d. $300, Bamutl K. Rogers o 8, F, Petersun, 1ot 9, bloo 7, improvewent add., w. d., §/25, Aug. Kountz et al, to Olarles H, Guion, 1ot 27, block 18, Kounts & Ruth add., w. , $750. Opera House Shoe Store, dsti&s. 1 String Quartette th & major . Mozart | vited. retto, b, Alley s . L, L Pianos tuned, H. V. Fitch. Or- 3. Olnco di quest :nima. ~Linda di Chamounix | d.rs taken at 218 s. 1Gth street or g ++Doulsett! Epnorm & ERICKSON's, BUSHMAN'S. Elegant new lace ties, collarettes, a, e, 2. Sonate.. . Beethoven i 4, Quartet from “Rigoletto ... Thomas Piano, Organ, Violin, Celo. Symphony I e major ......Hay.n-Hummel a, Allrgretto, b, Presto, 6. Souvenir de Haydw.... Clowry, and Musfe—Cofus Anfmam Rossini Verdi Joe Rumlough Attempts to Shuffle v oo BARRY'S FEARFUL FALL. Union, will, on to morrow evening, give) Masonic hall, at Hessie Hunter, the Chicago AND TERRIBLE DEATH. most Through an Open Skylight in the Now U, P. Shovs. five years old, fell through a skylight in the roof of the new Union shop, about 9 o’clock yesterday morning, and was killed. The uofortunate youny man was precipitated to the ground, a He lived about forty-five minutes after the accident. Drs, Mercer and Ayers were at once summoned, but oould do nothing. Barry was probally emtirely unconscious from the time he struck. Coroner Jacobs was notified, and arrived in & few minutes after the young man breathed his last. He empanneled a jury, who examined into the cause of the accident. The jury rendered o verdict of accidental death, From the testimony presented to the jury, it was learned that Barry was em ployed with a number of cthers in painting the large building which the Union Pacific compiny are hastening toward completion, and which is to be used as a mammoth car con- struction and repuir shop, At the time the accident Barry was pain'i g the frame of o large skylight in the roof. He was «tanding on a scaffold at the Inwer end of the skylight. Another painter, who had finished one side of the frame had just left 1arry, and was about ahun«red feet away., ring a peculiar sound_he turned and saw Barry standing with his hands in the air tightly clenche + and his face indicating intense suffering. He started tow.rd him, when he was _horrified by seeing Barry topple and full headlong over the edge of th - skylight frame, Wheu his companion rushed to the skylight he percerved the unfortunate painter lying on_the ground, twenty-five or thirty feet below, and ap- parently inanimate. Surgical assistance wis procured as soon as possible, Dr. Ayers amriyiog firt, He discovered a fracture of the skull and severe concussion of the brain, and pronounced the injury fatal. The relatives arrived in a few minutes and the grief of the mother, futher and brothers was heartrending, From them it was learned that the uufortunate man was subject t» sinking spells or fits, which are attributed to a fall he experienced some time ago while working up m the Ier Bros.' building. He dunbtless fell through the skylight white s. ffering from one ot these attacks. After the inquest ths remains were con- conveyed to the house of his parents, John J. and Honora, Barry, at 1017 Chicago street. The deceased also has several brothers, amony them teing Thomas and Michael Barry, moulders in the Union_ Pacific shops, The funeral will be held to-day. e e SEE HERE You are sick; well, there is just one reme- dy that will guive yon beyond possibility oF doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption, _Dyspepsia, Debility. “Well's Health Renewer” is your hope. 1. Druggist Depot, C. F. Goodman, Omahi (4) SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. ONEY TO LOAN—Cali at Law Office of D, L. Thomas Room8 Creighton Block. To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent A on real_catatesecurity, by DR. ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnhau St. $250'00 TU LOAN—At 8 per centln- terest in sums of §2,600 and upwards, for 8 to 5 on frst-clasa city and arm property. Baui Busy Eerats and Loax Agxnor, 15th and Douglas Sta. HELP WANTED, ANTED—A first-class cook. Apply at 2013 Cass St. 901-12 'ANTED —Immediately a cook, at 920 H r- ney 8t. 692 tt Y ANTED—Situation by gool bak quire at Mannweiler's intelliger 11th 8t,, ncar Farnham, 0 ANTED—70 Teams and men for railroad work. _Enquire at Mannweiler's intelliz. enco office, 11th 8t., near Furnham. 685 12° V A NTED—Book-keeper; work light, salary small, with probable increase. Audress, Post Office Box 62, Give age and experienc . 688-12 \, ANTED—Day board in private fomily. Ad- dress, J. K. Shaw, P. 0. Box 628, 650-10° A PAINTER MEETS A SUDDEN Precipitated 25 Fest Head Foree |[ls 't any other notion store William H. Barry, a painter, teonty- | [ Pacific car SPROIAL NOTIORS---Oontinued OR RENT—One parlor on_ground floor and one chamber handsomely furnished, 2112 California St. 65341 OR RENT—Store and dwelling with six large rooms, corner 12th and Chicago Half a TIMOTHY 0 10 JOR RENT—Farnished room with Tocation, Sizeof 14x14, Enqu w house of 7 rooms, 10th and Enquire E. V. Smith. 634-tf IOR RENT—House, 4 room, south end 10th St Enquire J. L." McCague, opposite Post 628t Office, Fwn RENT—Room, turnished or unturnished, 8. W. corncr 16th and Howard, 623.t o y distance of about twenty-five feet, striking | J1OR RENT__A wult of furnished rooms, parlor THE ROPE AROUND HIS NECK. | 1 his head. F and two bedrooms, also a single room. Chi- cago street, between 14th and 15th, centre brick house. 480t NOR RENT—Largehandsome'y furnished back parlor; also front room second story brick House, 9013 Case street, 6 doors weat of 20th. ! OR RENT—Furnished rooms, north side of California St., 24 door west of 21st. Inquire afte A%t YOR F close port 8t. OR_RENT—2 furnished rooms over Mer chanta’ Exchange, N. E. cor, 16th and Dodge BN, T—2-story house, 8 rooms, 4 large 180, barn if desired. 2433 Daven- for. will 1 0 sold at auction Tues n the premiscs, ¥ nice two- 'y make, 08 20° Ata barga'n, rrin- e, New Address, P. 0. Box 300 JOR SALE—A good piano, or would exchange fer city property and pay diffcrence _Call 412 8. 13th St 674-18% IOR SALE—Large business lot on Harney 8t , switable for_wholesaling, John L. Mc Cague, Opp. P. 0. 21 t1 OR SALE—A good sevon-year-old horse Warranted to drive singlé or double, En quire of George Cantield, Canfield house. novis-tt OR SALE—Two second hand enginos in Arst- class condition, one 25 H. P, and one H. P. Enquire Omaha Foundry and Machine Go, 4§1-eod-dep OR SALE—Team good ponies, chovp; at Red Fil!u oth st o oot PRIGK, For £aun 203-t¢ ESTABROOK & COE. TORBALE Mape of Douglas aud Sarpy_out. tis. A. ROSEWATER, 1690 Farnham stroet 390.41 MISCELLANEOUS. 'HSTRASSER Pays the highest cash for second hand billiard "and pool all or address, 609 South 10th «treet, Omaha, Neb. d9-1m* FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS MAN with good references and with $1,000 to $1,500 cash would like to go in partnership in somo establish- business, or t> buy a good paying business. Addross, E.'F., Bee office. 679-10° OST—Black and tan pup, 3 months old, hair quite long; answers to 'the name of ' Zip. Five dollars reward for return to «as office. 683-10* JOSEPH BAKER. AKEN UP NOTICE—Taken up on Saturday Dec, 3rd, two bay horses, ages about 5 and G years; fair size and well matched. Owner can hive same by proving property and paying charces. WM. RAWITZER, } mile west of Qualey’s soap factory, Douglas precinct. 651 ve m 5t _HE SIOUX CITY BUTTON MANUFACTUR- ING CO., Wil pay cash for horns by thecar- Joad,delivered at any railroad depot in Sioux City. Texas rteer horn preferred. For particulars ad- dres, D. C. Robie, Supt. 613-j1 FIRST CLASS SALESMAN (from New York) desires a situation where his services ould be required. Noobjection to going west. Address A. Black, care B. Goldstein, Council Blufts, Iowa. dec-1-6t COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, ‘Wants, Boarding, ctc., will be inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. Leave adv ertisements at our office, up-stairs, corner Broadway and Main streets, Council Blufs, ANTED—A civil engimeer to survey o line and take the level for larse water wains through sections 23 and 26, Kane township, to Indian Creck, thence south’ to section 13, South- west of deaf and dumb asylum, for a barge cana and lock at the river. Address, Hopkins, Brr office, Counclt Bluffs. NOR SALE—First-cl [ Gity on “Mo quito,” on line of R. Good place to make money. Address, Bre Office, doco-6t Council Blufls, saloon 1} miles east of . R. R. ANTED— Good practical agents for ull western towns, genteel work hig pay. Call or address, J. P. DEVOKE, 1016 Capital Avenue, 618.9* Omaha, Neb! W NTED—First-class barber at Sam’l Cor field, No. 69 16th St. 671t ANTED- Room and _board by man and wite. References . xchanged. Ad- e office. s ANT#D—Girl to do housework. 11:0 Faroham 8t. dress 'ANTED—Funding bri H. T. Clark, Bellevue. FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. @R RENT—House, between 14th and 1ith on Chicayo. JOHN SWIFT, Chicage st 693-t1 and 1 OR RENT—Two cottages, about 11 blocks & ‘I'I 5 ..Deonhard | ymbroidered collars and silk handker- L EN ALy P e 7. Una voos poco fa 1| arbiere di Sivigiia,.. . | chiefs, fans, handkerchief, collar and | avenue.” A, CAMMENZIND. 941 ' . E. Cor. gla 8. qumu:?._... .Fchunnm-.nowhcflnl Ps, sacques, ) s..,n'L“."Im'. all st 8. . Cor. 15th and Douglas castor, cloth and beaver, from 1b¢ to £7.50 per vair; silk and beavercloaks, erel, b, Menus “Buchupaiba.” 1 New, quick, complete cure in four days, | goods; all at the lowest possible cash dolmane, silks, plushes and dress| | urinary «ffections, smarting, frequent or prices and all suitable for an elegant difficult urination, kidney diseases. $1.|and SENSIBLE CHRISTMASPRES- Druggists, Depot at C. ¥, Goodman's. (5) | ENT, BUSHMAN'S, KUHN'S CRYSTAL PALACE ! 5 Pinnr tunezdl.u Hiu‘;i l:iwl:. Or- TREASURES OF ART! ors taken at'318 s. 16th street or AND PRICELESS BIJOUTERIE | Epuoit & Ficksox's. #ROM ALL QUARTERS OF "HE EARTH! OLD MlNE GEMS Language Fails us! Kuhn & Co. take the cake! T'o doscribe the Embroidered, Hand Painted, Richly Decorated, Toilet frames of Repousee Work, Bronze|John Baumer's 1314 Farnham street. Statuettos and i cases, magnificent show cases, rare ; sucl and curious collection of Christmas lnrge and complimentary majority cards and birthday mementoes, music | an and decalcomanie decorations, and an innumerable host of articles of vertu, at Vienna, or the Centennial expo- | purchasing of Mr. Baumer and receiv sition of 1876, l»n-u. we have only time to urge every | they possess exactly what has been over of the beautiful o call at the |represented to them, and that ll;g;l il; pitit s b Bsshinll 3y ille OB BENT—Roouw over L. V. Morse store. earliest possible moment upon Kuhnjone of those houses where & Co., corner of Fifteenth and Doug-|or snide goods ave not las, and view for themselves one of solid or genuine works of art the most charming and attractive dis- - — —— plays ever presented to the citizens of | Organ for sale orrent at 7 Omaha, EvroLyu & ERICRSON'S. No Pearl ever lay under Ohman’s Sots—works of genuine worth—the [ Green Wates more pure in its shell | Mary'savenue. exquisite Ivory Feather and Embossed | than some of the Pearls aud Diamond Faus, Cut Glass Mirrors mounted in | Dew Drops which are on exhibition at 'igures, (one in par-| Mr. Baumer will at a very ocarly day ticular of the column Vendome), |enter upon the discharge of his duties Wallots, Purses, Card, and Cigar, |at the county clerk’s office, to which he was recently elected by such , desiring to reciprocate some of the rolls decorated with hand paintings [ many courtesies extended tohum dur- ing the recent campaign he has decided to fill orders for gems and fine jewelry would be lke attempting to portray | from now until after the helidays at in a word picture the art halls|wholesale manufacturers’ prices. Those Just as we go to|ing his guarantee can feel assured that sold as IOR RENT—Furnished gentlemen, N, W. Co ms for one or two 20th and Coss 5ts 5 0R RENT—Furnishe r_om, 300 Farnbamat., bet, . 6th and 17th St. 6p6 10 Fo T—A store 22x60, Aited for grocer: d dy oods, Apply ry ool SOHN rowLER, o84.21° Waverly, 0N RENT— Fnrnishedand unfurnished rooms, west side 17th St., bet. Douglas lnd"lk;h(th 677-10* MOR RENT—1) «torv house, 7 rooms, cellar, weliand cistern, $18 per month, 1221 N. ivth St. 681.12% O RENT—A pleasant front_room, newly furnished Eouthwest corner 104 “6’4‘;' l’: i OR RENT—First-class dwelling house with 5 roomw, at #20 per mouth. ABQUIY at cor- nor 27thand Cuming Bt. 66513 \OR RENT—Furnished room, at No, 509 1%th Bt., bet. Cass and Californi o7t ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs o to take Tik Brr, 20 cents per week, de livered by carriers. Office corner Broadway Main, up stairs, Council Bluffs. 662 OTTER'S TICKET OFFICE— tickets continues to boom. . fow rates to nll castern points. Every ticke guaranteed, Orders filled by telephone. From one to ten dollars saved by purchasing tickets of C. A, Potter, successor to Potter & Palmer, No. 40 South Fifth street, four doors below the post- office, Council Bluffs, Towa. oct "ANTED—Boy, with pony, to_carry yapera W uire ot Bin oftce, Gouncil Bluke: oct18-t ANTED—To _buy 100 tons ‘broam corn. For particulars address Coundl Blafla Broom Factory, Council Blufls, Iown. _058-20t1 ANTED—A first-class broom ther. M % Go.. Conneh Biufle, Towa. 600-30" r hundred, a) 8274 ar in railroad recedent I0R SALE—Old T8 40 The Bee office, &;fi:ltll Blufts, EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI TIONALIST, 498 Tenth Street, between Farnbam and Harney. "Will, with it aid of guardian spirits, obiain for any one aglance at tho pash and prosont, and o certain conditions in tho fu- ture. Boots and Bhoes made 40 order. Perfect satistaction vusraateed (40 Gibso irentlomen California SL., bet, 14th and 16th, 417, South 12th St.* WAL B. BO | L Capitol avenue. t OR_RENT—Furnished room, at 607 North 171h St 05812 NOR RENT—A solt or single rooms, niecly furnished, at N. W, cor. 20th snd n.x;'-m (MOR LENT—Several first-class yooms at A. A, erred. First-classboarding house 650-10° 1608 Absolutely Pure. 2 1618 Dodge St. R RENT—A first-class hall for societ poses. Centrally located enquire Renuard Bros., 146h and Douglas B pur. Made frown Grape Crean Tartar, No other arpation wmakes such light, flaky hot breads, wauriony pastry. Can bé eaten by Dyspeptla | without fear of thells resulting from'heavy For pu‘&-uhn gustibie food. Sold only In cane, by all Grocers ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO New York,