Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1884, Page 6

OFFISR " sar Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Sisughtering prices at Bliss', H. R, Stewart, artist, at Chapman’s. Soe J. Reiter's new stock of cloths. Ladies’ stationery at cut prices at Sea- man's closing ont eale, Blank books and all office stationery atlow prices at Seaman's closlng out sale, There are twenty-two prisonersin jail awaiting trial by the distrlot court next week. The ‘‘Knights of Homor" moet at Barke's, 100 Main street, to-morrow ov- ening. The poltce wore on the hunt yesterdsy for & horso stolen from Ualifornia Junc- tion Sunday night. 1f you want fine portraita for the holi- days place yoor order carly with Stewart, the artist. Don't wait. Officers Hurley, Wheeler and Smullon are now detailed for day duty, the rest of the force being on night. Justice Schurz yesterday dismissed the casen against Mike and Oady Davy, no prosecuting witnesses sppearing. Tony Gernpacher is now & shivering viettm nf some sneak thief who got into his ruom and stole a sult of undercloth- ing. Mre. Bridget O'Connordied at her res- idence, No. 1613 Filteenth avenue, at 11 o'clock, December 1. The funeral will be from the residence, Wednesday at9:30 o'clock. In the case of Odell & Day vs. Bur- chard, before Justice Abbott yesterday, n judgment was given plaintiffs for $40. Toe claim was for a commission on sale of properly. The city clerk reports the receipt of his ofoe for November as $2,872, of which §2,740 was fcom licenses, $64 from oltf orlmlinal coste, $32 from naturaliza- ton fees, and $4 from court cases. A vicious saddla horse left standing at and; for the Lord your God beit is that tho corner of Brosdway and Bryant streots yesterflay kicked so at passers-by that he was arrested and put in the pound, under the charge of disorderly | have prevaded the hearts of those people conduct. 1n the case of John Fair vs. the city, Judge Lyman has issued a temporary writ of injunction restralning the city from opening up the alley betwesn Bay- liss sub-division and the original plot, lots 9 and 10, south from Harmony stroet. To-day Cassady, Orcutt & French will open their great reduction sale and are CORRECTING THE COUNT. I'HE DAILY BEE COUNCIL e ———— A —————————————— needed reforms, when tho ineane acgansin «ped on its ¢ 1in and Garfield lay down his lifo. ~ But the . . . | welfare cf the nation received an impetus Juige Loofhourow Mot Defoeled{in his death that it never could have re bt ' ceived in his Jife. Who can tell whethor I Al his death was not necessary? I have thus come nearer to our own G day, because many men who admit God's A Mistake in the Fourth Ward inflaence of old, deny that it is exercised Ever since the election there has been all sorts of figaring on the cffice of dis- triot judge, but 1t has ot late been gener- ally oonceded that Judge Aylesworth had defoatod Judge Lioofbourow by three ma- jority. It now appears that covered will glve Judge Loofbourow a majority of about thiety. It s claimed that in one precinct In Greene county, the board in making up the returns, by a clerical error, certified up votes for Judge Loofbourow for the olrcult bench inatead of the district bench, and the county board in making the ocanvass thought it had no right to correct this er- ror, 80 that the votes did not count in favor of Judge Lioofbourow on the con- teat for the district bench. Some other minor errors have been discovered, which it is thought the state board which meets next Thursday will allow in Judge Loof- bourow's favor, giving him a majority. An apparent error has been discovered in the retnrns of the Becond ward of this city, which would be sufficlent to over- come Judgo Aylesworth's claimed major- ity of three. The retvrns show that Judge Aylesworth received 506 votes and Judge Loofbourow 380, bat the tally sheet shows that Judge Aylesworth had 497, and then in the next column, as it made by an afterthought, or some other way, there appear six moretallies, but oven counting these six it makes only /03, while the figures carried out are 506. This three would reduce Judge Ayleaworth to a tie with Judge Loofbourow. Another strange feature to the tally sheet is that the total number of votes for judge of the full term, was 886, while on the short term, and on every other office, there la a fall- ing short of the full number, there not belog a candidate but what was soratched by ‘some voters who failed to substitute any other name. It seems now that If the state board gets at all these errors and counts the votes as in- tended by the voters, Judge Loofbonrow would have a majority. errors dis- i AR Newest styles in stiff hats in brown aud black. Metcalf Bros. — 1,000 ctyles gents' underwear, 26c and up. Metoalf Brov.' 342 Broadway. e Bpecial Providence of God ns the Key to Unlock History, The following is the text chosen by the Rav. J. 1. M'Kay of the St. Paul Epls- copal church, for hls dlsc:uise on the above subject Sunday eveniuy: “‘One man of you shall chase a thous- fighteth for you ar he hath promised you."—Josh, 23, 10. What a feeling of thankfulness must as they heard these blessed words of their beloved leader Joshua, The slaves of Pharach had now entered upon a national career which was one of the moat remarkable in the history of the world. That they were working influ- ences for the good of the mighty nations then on tho world's stage, and the mightier nations yet to rito, was thought that never ooccurred probably even to the minds of their greatest loaders such as Joshua But greater than all has been their offering special bargaius in all classes of wide reaching influence ko\v:;' the subse- i quent generations of mankind, But little i) hlfld}fld by thism, carpets, ouriian|| Cy thoy dreamt of such an lofluence, there rugs, mattings, uphostoring goods, eto. | way one all the time who all unconsciously Cassady,Orcutt & French evidently mean | to them was working out by their means what they say, in announcing their in. | the grandest problems of all history—the i _|lighiv of the world to be shed upon His tention to reduco thelr stook by the spo-| ooy ' iho ohildren of Tsrael, Failing to cial bargsins thoy are now offariog, the)ges” Gud's design, is it not beautiful to prices belug #o low as to be a surpriso | see how God made their selfish resistanca party to the paople. The mayor hus received an anonymous letter caying that the writer of it has heen worklng up evidence in the incon- diary cases, and has the proof sgainst the two young men who set fire to Herman & Brown's carpenter shop, and unless the two fellows leave the oity within forty-elght hours after pablic notico is given he will produce the proof. Mayor Vaughan was yesterday trying to got at the faots in the alleged rape of Lizzie Ball, Sho girl herself swore on the stand that neither of the Davy broth- did anything wrong to her, but that she was glven throoo glassess of beer, and got drunk. She is only thirteen years old, and her case is certainly, according to her own story, one that demands at- tention. In the supervior court yesterday after- noon the case of Bweigart, Donahoe, Brown and Buockminster on the charge of robbing MoTntosh was examined into but not concluded, the adjournment be- ing until today, The prosecating wit- ness claims that the four robbed him of £140, & watch and o revolver, while they claim he had no such amount of money, and that bo was drinking in Sweigart's saloon, and was very quarrelsome so that they took his money away from him, and the watch he threw on the ground, and it was picked up, Orders by telephone for flour, feed, wood, coal, sud hay, will ba promptly tlled' by Cook & Cuoper, 700 Broad- way. o ——— Tolephone to No. 113 for dry hard stove wood and kiadling. Big supply. Prices low. Prarr Overrox, 1%, Coek { Cocka & Morgan, has re- 4 from ths cast, where he bas been purs ¢ now supply of dry goods, ete 0. A. Hawnner, who is ed with the C. B, &Q, as watshway, buy just returued from Albany, where he had been been inter- viewing Clevelaud o the g-neral result, J. A, Homes sud wife, of Buckport, Muive, are o the city visitiug his brother, W. 8, Homer. They will go from hae to Minue- wpolis, and aflter & visit there, return to thewr eastern home. e —— 8% John Bros. bave bawght, clesned aud refurcished the Revere House, 649 Broadway, opuosiie the ocpera house, Crancil Bluffs, waere you wil fivd clean %0 -us. olesn bede snd woll fillod tables. T.ran 81 60 per day. to His will the very means of cuarrying it into execution? Thero are men who deny the agency of God in the affsirs of nations, Who can solve the problems of history without using the key of (od's providence? What men oall chance or fate is the working out of God's designs. Oan the most trivial events sometimes hang the most important consequences The walk of Joseph to his brethren who wero at work in the fields was in itself a very ordinary occurrence, but how im- portant an iccident it proved to be in fu- ture yeare. It was the turving point in the hifo of Joseph, and was the means of sustalulog the lives of tho people of Egypt during the seven years of famine vhat prevailed. Do we need auy more conolusive testi- mony of God’s designs than are to be found in modern history! In Victor Hugo's explanation of the defeat of Na- polean at Waterloo, the great novelist imputes the oause to chance and fate. But the Lord God omnipotent reigneth, and to his overruling providence may the hold the good influences wrought upoa subsequent natlons by that defeat. Buv to o'me nearer home t) illusirats this, need I pointto youa small ship tossed in mid-Atlantie, having for its des- | , tiny somo rock bound coast who'e a faw exiled wen may worship the freedom and without restraint the God whom they love and adore, Need 1 remind you of their privations snd sufferings from their desolate surrounding, and unjust and unequal government, until their descen- dants in the coldness of winter, where a few ragged, half.starved but brave and fearless men, like the children of Israel while the serfs of Pharaoh. Bat there was & Joshua among them, who was ordained of God, and these very men, half-clad aud half sterved as they were, proved the fality of Napolson's mexim, and showed that something more than numbers and discipline was to be taken into account. They were all-pow- orful, because God was ‘with them, and fighting for them. How truly did it apply 10 our forotathers that **One man soould chase s thousand!” The God of truth and ju s was on their side, and then who o be sgiivst them? Even a8 wo follow down thebistory of our land, de 1 he » things aeewn like » repetitic eoomd Joshua, the secoud presi n dent worthy of tost nswe, whose kind. ness to ull, whoso good seuse, and high moral qualities endeared bim to the hearts of the American paople, was stricken down at the very hour of vie- tory, by the hand of the ruthless assas- #in, but even through this noble vietim's doath, God gained glory for this country. The work that he Jay down with bis life was on account of bis death taken up by willing au able haods aod ageomplished Acoomplished in the spirit of his own words, *'With malscs towards noue, and charity for all.” Again was the nation humilisted white endeavoring to bring about some much cause ho ascribed, for even now we be- §* the affaira of 1 over n at the present time, It God over worked, he must be work- Ing now. 1f he was with a Jewish nation then, he must bo with a Christlan nation now. It must be criminal to say that thus (God worked in days of old, but thus he is not working now. If we believe In GGod at all we must ad- mit this, To the trus Christian every- thing Is overruled by a wise providenca that does net scorn to make use of the meanest instrument in oarrying out the schemrs he has planned for guiding all things well, and working out the sslva- tion of those who put their trust wholly in God. — Bia Fixe this evening 7:30, corner Bancroft and Brondway. The HaRrDEX HaNp GreNapeE Fire ExTINGUISHER See the teat. ————— Pare home-made buckwheat-rye flour and 1ye-graham,fresh corn meal and feed of all kinds at No. 518 Pearl street, at wholesale and retail. Call aud see John Hanthorn. o — There Are Open Upportanities For all young men who will accept them, as they are offered free at the Y. M. C. A, No. 12 North Main street. The reading room, supplied with some of the best newspapers and magazines of the day, is loft open day and evening. Young menjwhose previous 'education has been neglected can make up the deficiency by a careful and systematic study of such works as are there found, and those who aro weil posted can always find something new and instractive. The neat reading room and cozy parlor resort for the young men work {s over; there they oan find friends as well as a comfortable place. No young man should neglect such opportunities. [If hedoes and seeks questionable places for resort and amuse- ment, he does it at the expense of his young manhood. A literary meeting for both Iadies and gentlemen will be given this evening. The following is the pro- yramme: Overture (organ). Instrumental snding. Song. ... Mock Auctio Olosing Out, To cloge the business I offer my stock of miscellaneous books, picture, fanzy goods, notlons, fire screens, easels, willow and cane high chairs and children's rockers, at pricos never known before in tho woat. H. E. Seaman, paper, books and station- ory, 604 Broadway, Council Bluffs, e — Reversing the Order. 1t is gencrally tho case that high prices are kept up on Christmas goods until aft- or the holidays, and then they take a tumble, and tho public generally looks for bargains then. Heaman has reversed the order, however, and is offering bar- gains on Christmas goods now, as he is closing out preparatory to leavivg the city. This gives the best chancn possible to got nice holiday gifts at better than “after holiday” prices. Gents’' driving, dress aud Ftusiness gloves. Now. Metcalf Bros. e Senl, Sacque aud Fur Trimmings. M. Bros.' e J. MUELLER, PROPRIETOKR OF PAT.ACH Music Hall Upon 'he openine of the season for the Holiday Goods trade, | beg to inform my customers and the public in gener- al, th t | have made extensive prepara- tions for a large trade and feel confi- dent that | can fill all orders that may be entrusted to me to your entire sat- isfaction. My assortment of imported and do- mestic goods, | am pleased 1o assure you, is far superior to any of previous seasons, and a visit to my establisz- ment, 103 Main street, Council Bluffs, lowa, will repay you. The entire stock has been selected by myself with a view to meet the wants and demands of the general trade in the west. Should none of my agents be able to call onyou during the season it will be of great advan- tage to you to pay me a visit and per- sonally select your wants, as travel- ing men never can carry sucha full line as is shown you at my head- quarters. J. MUELLER. 103 MAIN STREET, Council Bluffs, - - - Iowa MAI NMEOEELIN,. Proprietor CRESTON HOUSE, ——EVERYTEING FIRSTCLASS, —— Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUfF: Overcoats and Suits, Beststyles. M, Bros.' - — The Des Moines ropids canal at Keo- kuk was closed the 23d, for the season. This will close navigation on the upper river. Tho boats are now nearly all in winter quarters. Special salo of clowks for une woek. Theso cloaks must be dispored of, as we cannot carry thom over and will sell thom at greatly reduced prices. Cocke & Morgan, 347 Broadway. o ——— Order hard wood of P, Overton. Window shades at cost to close them out, P. C. Miller 13 Pearl streot. o —— COMMEROIAL, QOUNOIL BLUFFS MARERT, Wheat—No, 1 willing, 60@65; No, 2, 58; No. 8, 50; rejectod 85 40, Corn—New, 2525, Oata—For local purposes, 35, . Hay—8$5 00@7 00 per ton; baled, 50@60, Rys—850. Oorn Moal—1 80 per 100 ponnda, Wood--Good supply; prioos at yards, 6 00@ , wholesaling at 90, Flour—City lour, 1 50@2 %, Brooms—2 95@S 00 por doz, LIVE 800K, —Butchar cows 8 25@3 75, Buteher @4 00. 2 B0@3 00, Hogs —4 00@1 25, PRODUOE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per doz; spring chickeus, 2 58 per doz. Butter—Croamery, 26@300; choice conntry 14G@ 1o, Eggs—24 per_dozen, Vegotabloa— Potatoes, 36@400 par bushel; onfons, 40@b0c per bu; apples, cheice cookng or eating, 2 60; beans, 1 BO@2 00 per bushel; Bweat otatoes, 20 ver 1b, ()ld-r~$1‘lllnn bbvl, $6.50, Oiangos—8 00 per bbi, | —— YOUNG MAN, KK, THIS, T VOuralo beur UOMPANY, of Marshall Michigan, oner to send their celebrated Erro THIO VOLTALO BRur and other Enxornio Ap- PLIANOKS on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loas of vitality and manhood, and all kindrod twoubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgis, paralysis, and many other disoases, Complete restoration to health vigor and manbood sunraateed. No risk inenrred, w thirty days' trial ls wllowed, Writa them at onoe for lus- trutad vhiat from R O 0 T R TR, Sty ok ADMISS10N~Gonts 100~ Ladies 100 BKATES—Gonts 160, Ladles 10c Adimision Froe 60 Ladios each moming and Tues- w. P ALYSWORTH. Framo Housoa moved on the LITTLE GIANC trucks and auy dlstance aud Over any kud or grouna BRIOK HOUBES raised. All work gusranted W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth streot, COUNCIL BLUFF8 . o . hoicest and Best Selocted STOCK in the WEST, sme and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line heapest placs to buy UARPETS, Curtsins and House Furnishings In the ¥ Oity. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 6, 7 and 9 MASONIO TEMPLE - . OOUNOIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and Carefully iy L. C. ARBUTHNOT, MITT LT N B ] DEMARRST'S FALL PAPER PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED. 542 BROADWAY, - el COUNCIL BLUFFS " MRS. L. A. WARBURTON, FasnioNABLE DRESSMAKER! Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 230 HROADWAY MERS. S.J. NORRIS, ALLTHE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, AT REDUCED FRICES. 236 BROADWAY, - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF FairGoods Jay and Thuredsy sfternoces. Use of Skates 16110 Jows and Nebraska, and sold for the lewst money at 337 Broadway, Councl) wnte. A . BOBANOK, '8 + MARTFNS, Managur Proprietor Blafls, lows. o M umine Gode #+¢ Fevees KRS, D, A, BENEDICY, Mannfacturer BLUFFS TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1&%. — | j NORENE & LANDSTROM, I Merchant Tailoirs:. | Fall Goods Ready, Sui Made o Order in Ls on Short Notice and a Reasonale Prices 7 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. | | 206 Main Street, - Coune DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. 6,000 Electrle Belts rold for the Menth of Seps, by ua. AGENTS WANTED, Heforences—Any of the basiness houses in Counell Blufts. JUDD & SMITH Proprictors Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth 8t. COUNOIL BLU§ KIEL SALE STABLES ‘ Kee{) Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retail or wholesale lots, All Stock Warranted as Representet, I Wholetale and retall dealers i Graln and Baled Hay. Pricee | sonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLL Y Oorner Fifth Ave. & 4th 8t., Oouncil Blufis BMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala street, Counoin BrLuwrs, - - - = = Towa, A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Select From. WHOLKSALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 332 and 844 Broadway, OOUNCIL BLUFFS 10W A NMetcalf Bros.. ’ | COOKING AND HEATING é;I'OVES Both new and second hand, ranging in prices from $3.50 to $26 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain l the best bargains. I am making a big reduction in | FURNITURIE - As I need the room ¢ display my stook of stoves. | A. J.MAKDEL, Connil Blufa, Tows, 825 Broadway, PIANOS! HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxe Lissr, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS \ Best Modern Price to Buy. i The Kimball Organ, so long and favorably known In the west, mosmmends \ STEWART, Sole Agent for above lines of Goods. _Warerooms, 339 \V Bluffs uoeil Correspondence Soli:ited, Agents Wanted, MRS. 4. J. GOOD. | Waves, Switches, Whatnots, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes, A € f ALL KIND8 OF ElairGoods 20 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFY SIPPERCILIAT.. - INOT'ECE:. We would call your attention to the fact that the NEW BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE <HODSE —ARE OF) FERING— Bargains Which Cannot be Obtained Elsewhere. We can convince everyhody that wo eay what we moan and mean what we ey, Bub the bost way w test the truthiulness of our sseertions is to call and examine our stook and prices, elways remornberiog THAT WE DEFY COMPETITION IN £47 CASH 13 the magic word which will attract the attention of everybody, 18 la when we purchased our goods, and that is the reason VERY PARTICULAR, the word we wael we can offcr thom £ you a4 80 low a figure. A cawn Lasia of buying and selling. thereby prctecting purchasers from ove: charx: ko L. E. ADAMS & CU., 417 Broadway Oounell Blula DR. C. C. HAZEN DENTIST. 100 MAIN STREET, COUKCIL BLUFFS = - I0WA For Sale! 1 will sell the following proporty on easy Serms if bought within 80 days. 200 Acre Farm, Fivegulles north of Councll Blufty; good baro, house orchard, and all fenced . 400 Acre Farm, Five miles eastof Logan, Harrison, oounty, To fenced, feed vard, bira, houses, orchard, ¢ acress under plow, 110 Acres fame grass meado: acres timber aod pastura. This farm o3 be eastly di- vided 1x.to three dosiral I farms. 800 A"cnreA Farm, Six miles east of Onaws, Mo the Mapleriv us county, Iows, on S6X160 feet, foed o plow, balance in first olacs wtock farm 240 Acres of Wild Land, Suitable for Farming. n every respect. ATS O Here i & good ohanoe for Cholee Stock tarms, well l ‘ ' 250 Head of Cattle, 76 Head of Horses, 200 He d of Hogs. Also Paruing Implements suficient to carry on sad tarms, Also 16,000 Bushels of Corn, and 400 Tons of Tame and Wild Hay, Sald stock, corn, feed sud machinery ls divided up on sald farms, sud will be sold only fu connection with sald farms. od, ready for work, P ou ked, reaty ‘owosmiou e o0 date of Coll oo or addrese K P. CADWELL, Counal Blufls, lowa, 5. . ame, WARMES WHITR T aTE & WHITE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. +106 {n State and Federal Courte. Collectious promptly attoudod $o, 'l Room 16, Shugaet's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS 10wa T R. Rice M. D, CHRONIG DISEASES s wosi irty yoars practioal experience Ofos No. Paarl Aroed, Coucil Blus " _ garcanauitation trae BRUADWAY STEAM LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Class. QOrders by Mail 8olicited Express Paid on all Qr- ders over $2 60, Established, 1882. H, E. REMER, Msnager 711 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS 1A,