Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 19, 1885, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE---MONDAY, J/ Heanhsm‘r{é' ‘Pu'hlishing Cdmn‘y.. LPHIA, PA | o wiil recetvo by revurn mall & corYl stoxy, wnich In witaout oxcoption the nEst 8.ty Paper publ x® 18 & sizteen-page paper, tal erials, sketche y and nd is printed on fine tinted And SPRECIMEN Of Twn Txa Time Tx the ch miscellaneous tibe durlng the next sixty daya GRAPH, the busy GOSSAMER COATor LADIES OPULAR TIISTORY, YACON of 40,00) quotations trom 960 1y illustrated AMERICAN DICTIONARY. :T MAGNIFIE LEAD CHARACTEI PLATED CHILD'S § PLEPLA ' FD T & vory intoresting TED W/ NDSOR KNIVES. ated goods are gustantecd to be Don't a1 to send for o speci HRARTIIATONE, ANd W0 AFe SuFe you duced to subseribe after roading the paper: Address THR EARTISTONK ¥ 963 & £70 8. Nint) ORMAHA ICAL AND SURGICAL PENSARY 16(h snd Capitol Aven: plod or Deformod also diseases of 8k rvous System, Throat, Lunge and Urinary Organs All eanes of Carvaturo of tho Spine, Orooked Feol Tegs and Arms, Digaaseo of tho Hiip, Knoe, and Ankio Juints. Also ttho Livor R T arch, Asth new and auo 100d and Urln zom {nclsors o, mre oafoly and suocesstully troated wiladle aged, and old men suflering orvous exhauetlon, producluy of the Leart, Despondency Lack of Eoergy and Am- bealth and vigor, It oase 18 nof b 0 loug negieoted. Th Burgeon in ocharge was prosidont of the Northwestern Surgloal Insti- tuto and Surgeon of the National Furaical Inatitute. 1t afictod, call or writot ull description of your caso, and modi’no may be sowd you. Consulbation treo. Addros Omuha Disponsary, Crounse Block, Owahs, Neb. Office hours 10-13 o, m., TEp. w e lava 1o, treats all casey Crip aro nil treated b 11 dissages of the m g4 Accommodations furnished patients rom th country. Send for Circular. TaAGrEL X Ruiming fimesi §% 10 ReRRcEwin ! Mm‘;:tlmrnb Warranted 5 Years. SULD ON EASY PAYMENTS, LOVEJOY ea% 0 maha, W.8,tHOEMAKER, Mtomey” ard Counseor AT LAW. 215 &, 13th St. Omaha, Neb. Fourteon Years' Practice in Towa and Colorado, REFERENCES Towa- Ton, J, Reed, Associato Justice Supreme Court, rosidence, fcuncil Blufly; Hon C, B, Lowis District Judge, residence, Chero) Fank an) Otlicer & Pu ¢y, Bauker, Harvey & Ford, Baukers, Logan, 1 CoLorADO—Won, 4, O, ol fupreme Ceurt, residénce, Den it Jungs, 10 ilence Sank, Fainplay, Perk Co Al 1on. Win. Har Bueus Vista;Hath. decldim SHORT HAND. A machine for short- hand writing,weight 3} Ibe, Send for clrculars, Stripe & Miller, Agents, 1517 Harney strect,Omaha, Neb. " |bad COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL ! 0'BRIEN'S OFFERING, The Proof Ho Presents to Refute the Charge Made Beforo the Po- lice Cummittee, Tha ch » made committee that Officer O'Brien was seen befors the polic to take money belonging tc at the by that cfficer. It is claimed by him that he picked up his chain, which hs had had {o use In bringing the prisiner to the jai!, and which lay near the money referred 1o, and that if Mrs, Schontz and her caughtars saaw him pick up anything it was the chain instead of a bill. The cace referred to was the arrest of Robert Allszcod, whoso hema is ia Brownsville, Neb. There have been many strange ramors about the way this young man was used while here, aside from the charge made sgainst Officer O'Brien, In it fs repocted that the youpg man quite a little amoont of money with him when he ocame here, and that his only offense seemed to be that of getting a little too much Coun- cll Bluffs whisky into his stomach, but that before he got out of town his money had melted away, his watch was shoved up and he had to give a porsonal note beside, all this to settlc numerous cases brought against him, ail growing out of one {ransaction, various charge, differing technically, being brought sgaipss him. While the police committee are examin- ing patt way into the case, they thould not stop with Oflicer O’Brien's connection therewith, but ascertain what othera had todo in the matter. It would prove probably an Interesting chapter in their forthcoming report, As for cflizer O'Brien he presonts to tho police ccmmittes and the public the fllewiog : Couxcit, Brores, Tows, Jenuary 17, 1885 —To the poli:e committea of the common council of the eliy of Council Bluffr, lowa, snd the pnblic—Gentlemen: The charge of larceny hss been made agaioet me in the press, and lest the public and your committee should be led to belleve me guilty I desire to acquoint you with the facte, as weli as to say that snid oharge of larceny is utterly and absolutely false, as will ‘appoar from the following: On_the 4th day of May, 1884, I ar- rested and took to the county jail one Robert Allsgood, who had, when saatch- ed, 66 on his person, which sum was turned over to the prop:r authorities. The sald Allsgood while en route to the sounty jail, offered me half of his money to let him go. which I refused, and sub- eequently had him arrested on a charge of uttempting to bribe an officor, as_will appear of record in Justics Vaughan's court on page 100, docket A., on May 5, 1884, It will also_appear by the testimony of Jno. Jay Frainey who was Allsgood’s attorney, and J. H. Rogers, that said charge is false, They will tes- tify to what amount of money Allsgood bad when he came to town, viz: 870; what amount he hed when arrested, viz: $066, and what amount was wrned over t) him, $66, when released next morn- irg, and prior to his arrest and subsequent conviction befora Justice Vaughan, all of a prisoner ounty jail, is emphatically denied which tenda to prove the said charga ut- terly , roundless, Nic O'Briex. ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS, Robert Allegood, for whom I appeared as attorney before Justics Vaughan, on May 5, 1884, told me he had §70 when he came to this city; that he had $66 when arrested, and the same amount was turned over t> him when he was released next morning and prior to bis arrest and conviction before Justica Vaughan. JonN Jay Fraisev. I have known Robert Allsgood formany years. He went to sshool with my chil- dren in Browneville, Nebraska. [ saw him when ho was in this city in May last. He told me he had §70 00 when he came to this city; that he had $66.00 when arrested, and that he had the ssme amount when he waa released next morn. ing, after his arrest and detontlon over night in the county jail. JAKE RoGERS. ——— Real Estate Transters. The following is & list of real estate tranafors filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as farnisked by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, January 17, 1885. Peter Kall to Andrew Hellman et al, part lor 14, block 16, Walnut—8$1,100. Charles Cleveland to A, J. Rice, se } nw | 8.75 43—81,800 Eacs Bartlett to George H. Addigon, lot 9 and pact of 8, block 18, Walnut— $250. Total sales, $3,150, IOWA 1TEMS, The Journal says a conservative esti mate of Sioux City’s population is 13,000, Vails treasury is empty and lots of warrants are standing out with no fuads to pay them. One of the natlons] banks at Red Oak recently gave up its obarter and adopted the private banking system, and last week a naticnal bsnk In Albia did like- wlse. Acerring to the testimory recently brought out in & liquor case at Cedar Rapids, ths ladies ot that town buy whisky by the barrel for private mediciu- al purposes. The sheriff of Polk county has levied upoa the property aud franchises of the Des Moinee, Indianola & Missouri rail- rcad company, and proposes to sell the property January 27¢h, Ths state treasurer has handled a very large amount of money during the Jast four years. The sum handled annually is about $2,500,000. It has all been ac- , | counted for witnout the loss of a cent by Wiater 1s coming, the eeason of the 1In view of this tact we say buy one of 's Rleotrlo Belts. By so dolng you wil avoud Rhoumatiam, Kiduey Troubles and other ilis that foshls he'r to.' Do not delay, but ol st owr offios and examine belts, No. 1433 Douglas stroet, or C. F Gooduian's, 1110 Faroam 8., Oraska, Neb, Or dors Allad 0 0 M. R. RISDON, Gen'l [nsurance Agent REPRESENTS: Phaalx Insarance Co., London, Cash Capital owark N. J., Caplial... Glrard Fire, Philadelphia, Capital Woman's Fund, Uas ity .. neglect or incompetency of the officials. The C. B, & Q. Is making an exact measuirement of 16 track from Chicago t1 Councll Bluff, The survayors have reached Burlmglon and found 1he dis tance frem the deputin Chicagn to the depot in Burlington t)be 205 miles, 1,000 feet, . The Des Molnes aldermen who gave the old gas company a new contrect at nearly double the price competitors asked, were banquetted by the company, and soaked with champegae. The Lesder thinks the contract which earved the banquet will cost the city from $15,000 to $25,000 annually, Sunday noon James Stack, of Keoknk, sged 16, was kilied while jumping off & train in the yards. The yardmaster had o | driven bim from the train several times Stock kept on. Death was fustantanenis His head cut nearly off, simply nging by a narrow strip of flesh on one glde. The body waa terribly mutilated end crushed, and one lung torn out. The Dea Moines Plain Talk says: band of thieves and pilferers operating in this city aro still prozperous in their pro feesion, A fow doys nade a general raid and picked up sho 1 on the sidewalk in front of grocery, olothing a goods houaes, and did it without molestation or cfficial inteifer ence. The band is 8o well organized and accomplished that it seoms Impossible to make & break in their ranks, A patent has been allowed to Charles A. Anderzon, of Marthalltown, Towa, for an automatie car coupling that can be adjusted so that the coapiing pin will be suspenced and coupling prevenied, a re- sult often desired in switching csrs. In its normal covdition the pin will drop through the link as required t) connect two cars when they come together on the track. A crank shsf: that can be readily operated from either side or top «f the cars uncouples the cava, A dirastrous freight wreck occurred on Red Osk hill, Monday, the result of which will likely cost Brakeman A. R, Trott his life. The firat and second sec- tions of No. 14 had ‘‘doubled up” over Red Oak hill, and had almost reached the top when Brakeman Trott, the rear brakeman of the first section, uncoupled the englne from the way car. la the mean time the first section bad broken in two, and a reer end collision resulted, the uncoupled cars dashing into the way car, on the platform of which the brake- msn wss standlpg, crushing Trott's limba'in a horrible manner and wrecking the way car, The village of Percival comes to the front with seial sensation. A you grocer named Smith went to his old home in 1linois some months ago and returned with a blushing bride. When the j the honeymoon had worm down to usual routine business, the bride longed for the companionship of some of her home friends, and her younger and more ¢ sister was imported from the Sucker to make her home with the newly i pair The avrangement suited the festive Smith only too well, and fie soon f rgot the sacrea duties he owed his wife in the intimacy that sprung up and flourished between him L The climax was reached last week, when Bmith discovered that he had loved nos wisely but too many, and left for pars unknown to avoid unpleasant develop ments, val The — “All Men Ave Liars", eaid David of cld, He probatly way prompted to make the above remark after trying rome unicliable catarra remedy. Had he been permitted to livo until the present day and tried Dr. Sage's Remedy, he mizht hiwve had a bettar opinion of menkiad, We claim that Yo caze of catarch cen withs'and tho magic effects of this wonderful medicive. Oue triel of 1t will conyince you of 1ta eflicacy. By druzgis ; fifty cents. CONKLING'S BAD LUCK, He Loges Another BigSuit and Shows His Disgusr, It has been & matter of nrome little comment tkat, busy as Mr. Conkling has been since he entered upon the the active practics of his profeesion, and frequent as have been his appearances before judges and refercer, ho has not won a single cate of imporfancs, says a New York telegram of the 7th iust. to The Pit sburgh (Pa) Commercial Gazette. The criticism is hardly fair, however,for many cf them have been appealed. His tide has usually been the appel'aat. He and Mr. Banges scored au other defeal t)- day as counsel for Huntington in the sults of Aspinwal!l, Pottcr and Stewart against that famous capitalist. Mr. Stewart sued to recover the value, with interest of his shares in tha old Cential Pacific, the predecessor of the present corporation, which he sold to Mr. Hunungton many years ogo. The wily financier having laid his p'ans for the watering of the stock by a process of reorganization, sent to those gentlemen and told them that he thought lie could get them a purchaser for their shares on the Pacific const, and fina'ly ne- g tated the sale to a supposad third party. Tt was nos until Gen, Aspinwall had paid a visit to San Francisco that he discovered the Huntington party to be the real purchasers, and that the pr ce paid was about a fourth of their real yalue hat time. They demanded the return r shares, which was refus-d, though back., Mr. s of lit gation, won his suit the other'day, avd got a verdict of over $100,000 for the full” amount of his claim, The defendants sppeated, and wh 1 the cases of Aspinwall and Patton, which rested upon similar evidence, were called, they tried to have them postponed to wait the decision of the cou:t of las resoit. To the plaintiffs objected unless Mr ikling aud Mr, Bangs would consent to have a judgment en— tered. 'This they refused, and to their disgust Judge Lawrence to-day dec ded that the t ials must proceed at once if the plaintids desiied, which they do. e — A MASTODONIO LIAR, The Home of the Blizzard Kivaling Kansas, Bismarck Tribuoe, Perbaps as strange an:orial phen omens a8 ha ever been experienced or obseryed in the northweat was that in the Missourl slope Taesday night. At about midnight the cntire heavens were brilliantly illu mivated with a bright, warm light. 1t wasa partial repetition of taeaurora bor- ealis displsy of sbout a year ago, but much more wonderful and urascouata. ble. The experience of the p destriau was similar to that of u sidden lignting cf a lamp in adirk:ned room It reminded one ot standing benesth an olectric light tower ia the evening just as the lights first throw out their biidiant raye; and gazing about the ficst impulss was to look at his watoh to sse if day ba) reslly dawned, But no! 'Twas mid night and the heavens were b with light and besuty aud warmth, One soll. tary sword-Jike ray reached out from au rora’s morthern lighthoose wné, as if touching some magner set firmly in the zevith or connecting with another elec- tric current in the very centre cf the starry dome, a perfect ccean of flickering light was produced with a small ciecle of dazzling brilliancy In the centra. Talk about the land of the miinigh sun, but here was a midnignt illumtus tlon which almost outrivaled the light ot day. The phenomenon lasted twenty minates, during which time a newspaper oould bs read with perfect ease out of doors or ata window in an unlightec room. o — * % % * Delicate disesses of eithe sex, however indaced, speedily and per manently cured. Consultation free Book three (J01) stamp. World's Dis pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, before the acsident oocurred, but ycung ' N, Y, B e TSt S GRAND ISLAND GOSSIP, osenieg of Parse Strings Reparted 1o Sccare the State Fair, (A Lo A Varicty of Events Terscly Told— Politieal, Social and Personai Points, | Correspondence of the Brw | Graxp Isuaxn, Nebrasks, January 15, An unwelcome visitor—a regular “northor,” ag they ssy in Texas, la with us, and o1l are “chillily cold.” The Pacific hotel compsny have ar- {ranged the railroad eating houso, Bakar and his staff of esistants remain in charge. Stockmoen ave jubilant at the recent rise in prices and the prorpect of con- tinued rdvance. Merchants generally 1cport a change for the betier in the varlous lines of trade, Farmors aro also cheerfui and think they soe the silver lining t> the cloud that has hung sbout them, West & Schlotfeldt, the active, relia. ble aud gentlemanly insurance and real ovtare firm, are up so thoir cyes in busl ness and rapld'y secaring a place at the top. Horor {o whom honor ls dus, The electric light prople are at work putting up the wirer, eto. The lights wul ehine in a fow days. Cattle and hogs being fed hero ave do- ing well; no malignant diseases so far among them Many are ready for mar— ket, and large shipments will be made during the n xt weel T he “building association” organized by the heavy money men, proceeds fully to secure the snews cf the erection of buildings and other sary things in the evi tting 1l rep; manifested 4 he! requirements s plainly our property holders, OFf f the organization as a ¥, but itis the moneythat's W, you know. That's the anut. (we have township or- ve been in jon thi t thing that so far marks is the _election of . Powers is a good citizen and well qualified, but cousidering the facs that alinost the en- tire board 15 republican, the selection of an out and out opposition man (fusion ist) as president when there were equally competent men who were true to their party, cauzes a Tipple of laoghter and comment. But Hall county is sul gen- erin any way, you know. District court, Norval judge, begins early in February. Toers are nearly 200 cases on the docket. The wisdom of our people’s selection of county officers a year or more ago is man- itested by their official conduct. We heve an excellent corps; particulamly is this true of *:Jim” Cannon, the sheriff. Jim is a democrat, and this is his only fault in a republican view, bat heis so good otherwise that we forget it. a small stir is likely t> occur among newspaper people in our town. Itis pecbably safe to say that one of the weeklies here will at an early day become a ‘‘dally.” 1Ff its proprietorship exe! cizes as much skill and ractical senso has characterized the mauagement of the weekly, it will secure a patronage far be- yond that awarded fo any pstents and plates sandwiched between cumbersome Jeaders aud unattended ty a single paragraph of wit, sanse or sentiment. Do you recsll Mark Twain's descrip- tion of the seasick pesple aboard ship in *‘Innocents Abroao?”’ Well, place your hand upcn the proper part of your ana- tomy and say **oh my!” and you have an idea of the feslings of our peop'e as they 1ead the proceedings of the Nebraska legielature. (The t maha and Linc In papers furnish the proceedings for which they have the gratcfal acknowledgments of the reading peopls in th's commuaity). To a Loker.n, ths *peopls rest in their mojesry” sgairst ths ‘‘railroads and ringsters” were knocked out of time in the firat round. Hall has abrace of gcoi ripresentatives, but modesty on fhair part or partiallly on {hat of somebody else, has kept them {n the back grouna apparent'y. N» matter' our boys will get in their work yat. A grand masquaiade ball will come off in the Opers houze «n tho evenlng of the 20th prox. Blacksvurita and white,green spirits, and red. *‘aulpgle, mingle, min- gle.” A lutla later another sslect mes- quarrde will be enjoyed in ad terent part of ths ity Cold, hard times, and lack of work euable 1ha police to teke a rest and very fow cascs of arrest ara reporie!, due to the abzence of occasion not avy lack f zeal and encrgy of our guardisus of the peace. Wo have good policemen. “‘I'omandJerry''and liot rumasrequak- ing In their cupe, for 1hay doeay the good temperance men and women, who “touch no', taste mnot, handle no-,” (except in drug stores where no license for retail is paid) a-e about 10 besiege 1he legislature in 1he non-prohibiting prohibition inter- est. Well, “let em rip,”it is only a hatmless insan ty, and an appearance of ex reme propriety in one pa ticular may 80 ve to veil an_ extreme improprie'y in ano her particular. Some of the young men of the city have organized a society known as the *‘Tun- overs,” 1t is a secret and select. The members wear badges, bus bless youe soul heir reports around the lodge room fa- bles are spicy. I heie social oppo:tunities enuble them to'know 1ho inner happen- ings of the day and many ae the fusny ttories told in the mystic circles at night, It is immense. A gentleman who is most favorably known here, although s esiding el-ewhe e, cceived a message from a well known of ficial to call at his office. The non-resi dent called and found tha: thew. k. o. wished him to subscribe $600 towa d se- uring the state fair. The gentleman from elsewhere admires the cheek, buthas a duced poot opinion of politeness, and the gentleman sent for subsc ibed *nary ared!” Reyus, —— WESTERN JUSTICE, An Ohio Man who Could Not En- dure the Western Law, Merchant Traveler, An Ohio man went to & western city to live, butin a few mon'hs returned to his native state and resuinad liia former baei- nese. A friend met him shortly after ward and inquired why he had returoed. ‘‘Don’t like ths blamed country,” h said indignantly, ‘‘What's wrong? No money out there!”’ *‘Plenty f {t. But I don't like the yle of adminlstering justioe prevalen in that seetlon ” “Why! Too much lynch?" *'No, not that, They are t-o snxiou: to cover all the points in a case.” for | honarable ono, VHow do you w “Well, Uil tell § on my way to the hotel w met mo in a lonely pct an hold me up. 1 was too quick tor however, aud the first thiy had whacked out my have .a that; winged brought pdliceman to action I'he cop took us be next morning we were ocourt.” “‘I'hat was all right wasn't it <Ot #he chap over for highway robbery, but 1 thonght 1t should have ended there, “And didn't it? “Not muchit didn't. The court sald the cost of the firat case hed ty bs pald by the city, as the tootpad hat noihing, and he though I ought to help; 80 war- rants were sworn out g me with carrying concoaled weapons within the city limits, and I'm a tucker if that dang fool jadge didn't fine ms €50 for the two offsensee, and I souldn't get out of it, for I was convioted on my own {estimony agalnet the footpad., That's what I call apreading justice on too thick, aud Icame bick to Obis, where neitner side is punithed.” he gun and le dose him h in an befora 1 cha Samson of Old Was a powerful man, and must have had a good deal of iron in his blood. We do not want to be quite as strong as £ nor so mischievous, But we all wan vigor and strength; and we cannot lave these unless the b has its full quota of iron, There is no prepara‘ion of iron like that in Brown's lion Bit'ers. Mr. W. J. Jones, Manchester, Va., s, ‘I took it foe poor appetite and general weak and found it a good tonic. —— Death of the Cowboy Earl, Chicago Herald. Ths death of {he Kal of Ayleeford, which Is announced, cloves a carecr that Fas been anything but a successful or As ths hair of the Ayles- ford estates this young msan cacly in life took » conspicuous position smong the royalty and nobili'y of Engleni, He was a companton of tne Prince of Wales in must of his youthful escapades and nc- companied that worthy to India, On his return Aylesford was married to one of the most besutiful and amiable young ladies in the kirgiom, the daughter of a member of periiament not of the nobil- ity. For a time, the young earl absn- doned his evil assoclates, but he raturned to them again, His wite then fell under the influence of the disreu‘abls Mar- quis of Blandford, now the Duka of Merlborough, and finslly eloped with him to Parie, liviug with him there for years a3 hia wifa. This and financial misfo.tune seem to have sobered Aylesford. He brought suit for divorce and wonld have been given an unqualified decree if his own record could have been made to_appear less repulsive An order of separation wis granted, and Aylesford was enjoined 1o pay his wife a sum of money cach yeacso long as she refrained from *‘molesting” him. After this unhappy scandal, his great csiate passed into the hands of a conservator, and taking an annuity of $50,000 the earl came to _America broken in health and spitit Presently he pucchased a ranch of 40,000 acres in Texas, but returning to England he found that a still more painful humiliation was in sto-e for hnm. Hiswife had a son by the Duke of Marlhorough whom she had dubbed Lord Guernsey, a tltle righttully belonging t> the Ayles- ford family aud worn usually by pros- pective heirs to the earldom, He began an action against her for ‘'molestation,” and, after a trial which did more than anythiog else of recant years to show the utter infarwy of the Englich nobility, the court held that her action in calling her son by that title came under that head, and that she was no longer entitled to re- ctive an annuity fiom her late husband. Thrown then upon her own resources she disappeared in Paris, The earl of Aylesford visited England a fow months ago te make some arrange- ments for the csra of his two more than motheriees children, and returning to this country he announced that henceforth this would be his home. 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ATWOOD, 2lattsmonth, Nevrask: SANADER OF YHOROUGKBRED AXD HIGH GRADE EREFORD AND JERSEY CATILE AND DURQO OB JRNT RED SWINE & Ycuu stock for sale. Correspondence solic: We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will ¢ ntract,fex erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Tlouring Mills, from Stona to the Roller System. m“ifi special attention given to furnishing Powder Placts for any pu. ;o‘e, and estimates made for some General machinery' repairs attende sromptly. Address RIVEARD & OLARKE, Omaha,Neb