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HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY AUGST 4 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Mornlnpr ; , August 4.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
1'rederlck , Leading Halter. l.tf
Fatterfm sells coal.
Get your hnta at Donne' * .
NIndell k Krcllc. Practical Hatter * .
Blcpant Pocket-Hook * nt Saxe' * ,
COO business lot * . Call on Bcmts.
Don't fall to Mnk SAXK'S cream soda.
Bemls' real estate boom. First page
A. W. Noson , Denllit , Jacob' * block.
Bemls' new map of Omaha , 25 cent * .
Natural Mineral Water on draught at
Kuhn's drug ( store.
For ri.VB Commercial Job Printing ,
all at THE BKB Job rooms.
The Lion continues to roar for Moore' *
Harness and Saddlery.
200 farms and 000,000 ncrci of land
Beml , agent.
Prescriptions a specially , Opera House
Pharmacy , 211 S. Ifith Street.
Krcsh supply of Imported Key Went i
nnd Domestic Cigars nt HANK'S.
Dresn Goods arc Koin ; fait at Atkin
son & CO.'H. Low prices will tell , lie-
member wo liavo limiting In all color * ,
Safe1" , machinery , and all kind * of
licnvy hauling done by Brlnco & Co. , the
safe men. Wits-tf
Any one having work for a typewriter
can bo accommodated by telephoning TllK
3Ur. : olflcc. tf
A tltimc * yesterday Afternoon 1'ainham
street wo * entirely blotted out of night by
heavy cloud * of dust.
Douglas i tree t between Twelfth ami
V fifteenth looked like an oasis in a desert
i yesterday. A little sprinkling Is n wonder
ful thing.
The body ol Jonas A. Fry , who died
nt tlio hospital , will boHhippcd to ItUMscll-
vllle , Pa , , to-tiny , his brother lia\ing
nrrivcd hero to remove It there ,
Preparations are being mode for an ex
cursion from Plattsmouth to Omaha and
1'ricBt Lake. It will take plnco teen but
the date has not yet been fixed ,
Win. Lampe is charged with going
* into tlio residence of J. C. Lucax and raising -
* ' ing a'broad.Buage howl. Ho will bo tried
in the police court for the offense to-day.
. . The U. S. custom house hero ban been
* receiving ipalto A number of direct Impor
tation * lately. This week three different
lota of merchandise have been received
from Kuropo.
.Tohik Campbell , collector of customs ,
received yesterday bids for tlio fuel for tlio
, ' cnBiiing.ycar for the U. S. custom hoimo
anil postollico. Tlio amount of coal ncces
nary to run the building the winter Is ono
hundred and twenty-five tons of hard coal
nnd ten tons of soft con ] ,
J. KasimiSHcn , of the ( inn of llamnux-
1 Men Bron. , Chicago , is at the Withnell
House , with samples of ladles' and gents' '
line shoes , of which they make a specialty.
Mr. BaimuRsen invites the people of Oma
ha to call and see Ills goods. Ordcro can
bo left with him and sent by mall or ex
prcHB. Mr. HasimisHcn will remain tinti !
. , 1'riday noon.
; f The waterworks company arc laying
. pipes on Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Htrecta.
Two new engines for the Utah and
. Northern railway are in the. Union Pa
cific yard * and will bo Bent west to-day ,
The Union Pacific company received
two new engines Nos. 249 and 250 ton
wheelers. They are now being set up _ at
the shops preparatory being sent out on
lie road for work ; '
B- & MPromotions. .
George- . Harris lias been promoted
meted from the position of asaistanl
goiipralifroight'agont-of the B. & M ,
3 t jj > o .general 'freightagent of tlio
roadi jit Ura deserved compliment tip
Mr HafrujVability as ta'railroadfinan ]
and ono which his friends generally
will.loom with pleasure.
P. , S. Eustis , formerly of 'tho ' B. &
M. , has received the appointment ol
general ticket agont. Hid many warm
friends hope to DOC him continue his
/ upward course. ,
and Happy. .
If you will stop all your extravagant
l wrong notions in doctoring your-
coif nnd families with expensive doc
tors or humbug cure-all , that do harm
always , and use -only nature's simple
remedies for all your ailments you
.will bo wise , well and happy , nnd
Have 'great expense. The greatest
remedy for this , the great , wise and
good will toll you , is Hop Bitters
rely on it. [ Prons. al-slO
"WINEOFCARDUI" for Ladies only.
0. F. GooJmxa s.
Military Matter * .
Lieut. L. A. Levering , 4th infaiv
try , is relieved from duty in the do
" imrtmcnt of tno Platte and reports to
Iho commanding genontl at West
Point.
Only four companies of the 14th
infantry go to the cantonment Un-
coinpuhgro , Col. They proceed by
way of Cheyenne and Denver.
Capt. Jno.(0. Thompson and Liout.
Arthur 0. Ducat , jr. , are detailed as
gmembers ! of the court martial convened
venod at Fort D , . A. Russell.
Cupt. A. E. Woodson , 6th cavalry ,
' * ' IB given a month's leave of absence.
Worthy ot Prais * .
As a rule we do not rocomuiQnd pa
1 lent medicines , but when wo know o
ono that really is a public benefactor
juid does positively euro , than wo con
aider it our duty to impart that infer
motion to all. Electric bitters arc
truly a most valuable medicine , HIM
will surely cure Biliousness , Fove
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Lidne ;
complaints , even where all other rein
odies fail. Wo know whereof w
upeak. and can freely recommend t <
all [ Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottle
I h & McMahon. (4) ( )
f , . . , I .
"Tlio Boston Storo" will bo reopen
cd in a fovv days. Workmen are bus
waking alterations. 2-t
Parties wishiiur booth stands dur
ing State Fair , address E. P , Davis
Omaha , Nob. jy28-sop2
A CROOKED CLERK.
lo Bloods His Employer Out
of Pour Hundred Dollars
lars ,
Dohle , the Faniham street shoo
calor , has been the victim of mis *
ilaccd confidence in ono of his clcrka ,
'or a month or six weeks past , he
IOA been missing goods from his store
ml lately has suspected 'ono of his
Icrks named Wells. . This man has
> con in Dohlo's employ about four
months , having como . hero a
trnngor from Pennsylvania ,
incc ho has been in Omnha it is said
lint Wells 1ms led n rather profligate
fo. Ho carried the only key to the
toro , and was in the habit of open-
ng nnd closing the establishment ,
' 'or six weeks pact , it is charged , lie
ias been taking dnily moro or less
ods from the store. The goods
elected have all been of the best
uality. Over $400 wortli of boots
ml shoes were thus purloined. Wells
was assisted in the tlioftn by a man
atned Crock. The past week moro
linn the usual quantity worotakonout
nd Dolilo's suspicions were BO
vull defined that he determined
hargo Wells with stealing them. Ac-
ordingly ho called Wells to ono side
cstorday and accused him of taking
ds from him. At first Wells do-
lared his innocence of anything of
ho kind , but Dohlo's ' porsistint nccti-
ations were too much for him , and ho
onfesscd. Ho said that ho had boon
aking goods from the store for about
ix weeks and had secreted them in
lis own room and the room of Crock.
Io also stated that it had boon his in-
cntion , when lib had stolen a largo
mough quantity of goods to
o over into Iowa and start a store of
lis own. Ho begged pitcously for
norcy and finally touched Dohlo , who
) romiscd that ho would not prosecute
natter in the courts.
A search developed that a trunk full
of boots and shoes nnd also n largo
> ox well filled were stored in Crock's
room on the corner of Sixteenth and
Chicago streets. Wells' room , at
Tenth nnd Douglas streets , was also
visited and two trunks well filled , up
with goods were discovered. Wells
departed for Iowa yesterday after
noon.
ANOTHER INDUSTRY.
Omaha Eapidly Becoming a
Manufacturing Oontro.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday for the Turner Windmill
and Agricultural company of Omaha.
Tlio incorporntors nro W. Tumor ,
James E. Boyd , Ezra Willard , Web
ster Snyder , 0. F. Goodman , Max
Meyer , Dr. 0. S. Wood , F. D.
Cooper and E.1 F. Test. Tlio capital
stock of the company is placed at $60-
000 , with the privilege of incroos
ing it .to 9200,000. About'two months
ago it was learned that Mr. Turner ,
who comes from abroad , waa looking
about for n suitable location in this
vicinity for the establishment of n
wind-mill manufactory. Several pub.
lie spirited citizens atonco entered into
'
to correspondence 'with ' Mr. Turner
in regard to the matteranil received ft
promise' that ho would canvass the
availability of Omaha before lo
cating elsewhere. When ho came here
ho conciudod that Omaha was emi
nently adapted for the purpose nnd
received sufficient substantial oncour-
ngomont from the gentleman named
in tlio articles of incorporation to
warrant him in deciding in 'favor ' of
this city. It is understood that Mr.
Turner himself advanced $30,000 of
the amount. A foundry will bo run
in connection with the manufactory.
. Yoar'i Basluen la the U. 8
Court.
U. S. District Attorney Lambert-
son has just made a report to the at
: ornoy general of the amount of buei
ness transacted in the United States
court for the iiscal year ohding July 1.
There were seven civil cases tormi-
latod during the year to which the
United States was u party. The a -
jregato amount of judgments rendered
in favor of the United States in civil
cases was § 8,372.09. The number of
criminal cases terminated was ninety
four , of which number sixty-oight were
convicted. Three were acquitted and
the remainder discontinued. The to
tal amount of fines and penalties im
posed waa2,944.25 ; the amount of
fines , penalties , etc. , collected was
$1,385.47 , The total amount of
moneys collected to which the United
States -was a party was 80,027.47.
The number of suits to which the
Un'tod ' States was not a party com
menced during fiscal yer in the Uni
ted States court was 235 , and the
number transacted ICO. Of them there
were judgments for plaintiffs 84 ;
for the defendants 70. The number
still pending is 170. Tlio judgments
for plaintiffs amounted to $102,827.41
and the judgments for defendants to
$0,903.
"WINEOFCARDUI" four times r
day luukm a luppy ( household.
First-class No. 8 Wash Boiler
§ 1.75j each next grade , $1.26. Eacl
will bo sold for those low figures only
this'week. WM. F. STOKTZEL ,
10th and Jackson , opp. S. P. Morse
& Co. n2-Ut
Accident at the Elovixtor-
A carpenter named John F. Daley ,
unploycd nt the elevator , met with an
accident yesterday nt ten o'clock.
iVlnlo using n snokc shave it slipped
ml cut his right knee cap open , Ho
was immediately convoyed to his resi-
lonco , on Howard street , where the
wound was dressed. The injury is not
a serious ono.
THE LEAGURES.
They Discuss Various Important -
ant Matters.
Last evening the land league hold
heir regular weekly meeting in
Clnrk' s hnll. Mr. F. W. Gray pro-
lided. There wns a good attendance ,
ilr. Mullaiiy , of Dubuque , being in-
reduced by the president , said ho
could not help feeling some surprise
hat there were not moro members in
Jmalm. In Duhiiquo , where ho caino
rom , the land loagne had some five
or six hundred members , nnd in
'lintun ' , n very small town ,
.hero were three hundred
numbers whereas in Omaha ; n much
larger city than either of these two ,
10 understood there were only about
: lirco hundred members. Mr. John
Hush moved Hint there bo n proces
sion to start nt ! l o'clock on Saturday ,
the 20th of August next , from Clark's
tall to the picnic giound , nnd that
Messrs. Gray , Hnnloy and O'lvecfo
shall bo the marshals of the day. The
notion was carried.
Mr Patrick Ford was appointed
, o take charge of the gates
ind ho wns empowered to choose
loptities. Messrs. Donohuo , Lcary
nnd Bronnan were appointed a upecial
committee to arrange for games and
athletic oports. It was decided to
send special invitations to all neigh
boring land leagues. Mr. John Hush
suggested that the picnic bo adver
tised in THE Buu and other papers.
After the announcement of the
amounts collected , the meeting wan
adjourned.
PERSONALS.
J. A , Dod 'c arrived home from Lincoln
last evening.
Col. .Hiinc ! W. Korsytli , U. S. A. , is at
the Witlincll.
C. W. Cain and wife left for Chicago
over the AVabash last evening.
Horace Nmvnmti , accompanied by liU
son , left for Denver yesterday.
Miss Ida Scxauer ImB c/ne to Grand
Inland , She will remain there about three
muntliH ,
T. J. Kot'ors , of Milton lingers k Son ,
and bride arrived homo yesterday Irom
their bridal tour.
K. K. Ivfyerii , architect of the now conn
ty court house , left yeiitenlay for De
troit.
lion. 1C. C. Clinics , of Seward , ex-lieu
tenant-governor of Nebraska , ia nt the
Withnell.
Col. Luke VoorhicR , mi ] > crintondcnt ol
the Cheyenne and Black Hills stage line ,
arrived in Omaha yesterday .
12 , Wilson , of Fremont , has been'visit-
ing'frieiuU in Omaha for a day or two.
lie left for home yesterday.
J. II. Bacon , an extensive nliec | > miner
of Wyoming , ix in thu city. Ho went
cast to Boston , Mass. , yesterday.
Ocorge W , lloldridpe , miperintcmleiil
of the B , and M. railroad , vyent west t <
KawliiiM yesterday.
W. T. Dodge and family ntnrted t <
Portland , Maine , yesterday * over the
cannon ball route.
Adoljih Meyer , of Max Meyer anil Bro. ,
will arrive homo from his European trij
by Saturday. Ho wan in Chicago yester
day.
day.A.
A. B. Warrackvifo and son , who re
side near Blair , passed through the city
yesterday. They were on theirwayto their
old home in Altoona , 1'a. , which the )
have not visited for twenty-two years.
Mrs. Joe Blake nnd Miss Preston started
yesterday for Boston over the Wabash
lino. Miss Preston expects her father am
mother to nrrlvu in Boston from Kuropo
on Friday.
Harry Haskell , the day foreman of TUP
BKK establishment , took the afternoon
train for the eastyestcrday. He will take a
month's vacation amid the scenes of hi
early days in Khoclo Island. If tlio fore ,
men of any of the great eastern metropolitan -
tan dailies want n point or two on making
up forms rapidly Mr , Haskell wonlil be
tlio man tocivothem tlio information ,
Tom. Connelly , of Dnbiuine , Iowa , is In
town.
Trunk Payne left lust evening for Ht ,
Louis ,
John 8 , Collins has arrived homo from
his trip to Kurujie.
Judge J. S , McClary , of Xorfolk , Neb. ,
U at the Withnell.
F , M. France , of West Point , Neb. , in in
the city on business ,
J , Bleckeimlerfer , chief engineer of tlio
U , P. , went west yesterday.
Miss Gallic McConnull arrived homo
yesterday from her visit to North Platte.
Paul Harback arrived yesterday after
noon from his western trip. He is look
ing hardy and nun-browned from the trip ,
Geo. F , Brown , general superintemleni
of the Pullman Palace Car company , pass ,
ed through Omaha yesterday ou his way
to Chicago ,
Mis * Lottie Larson , of this city , accoiu
panted by MIw Jennie Mauon , of LaBallc ,
Illi. , left yesterday for Denver. They wtl
remain away two w eks.
On yesterday Lect i Co. sold to Mr.
I < ouis Doll the Tregoning mansion , on
Deer and South Sixteenth streets , for
§ 0,000. Mr. DolPi many friends who
congratulated him recently on obtaining
his new wife , will now congratulate hiii
upon having installed her iu an elegant
new home. Denver Tribune , August JM
Mr. Louis Doll is a brother pf Augusl
and William Doll , of this city , anil 01
Leoj old Doll , of West Ouialm , all ol
whom \vill doubtless be pleased to join in
these congratulations.
OVER THE WAY.
'ouncil Bluffs' Budget of Local
News.
Another Brilliant Lawn Party
in the City.
Prof. Page has Something to
Say About Porihelions ,
Point * of Intercut for Dog Dny
RcndlnR-
ELEGANT PARTY
AT TUB IlESlDKNCE OK MB. .1OI1.N T.
STr.WAUT ,
As TUB UKB reporter was "doing"
the city Inst evening about ton o'clock
li.s car caught the mimic of Prof.
Olkcr's band. Wishing to know
whence it caino lie passed down Ban
croft struct to Fifth nvonuo nnd came
into one of thu most brilliant lawn
parties ever given in the northwest
Passing through the throng of unin
vited guests who had boon attracted
to the scene by the brilliant display
of Chinese lanterns and engine head
lights , the reporter found that John
T. Stewart , the influential citizen ,
was the cause of it nil. The party
was given by Mr. Stewart in honor of
his son , Charles Stewart , who has ro-
conlly returned from the far west.
The wealth and fashion of Council
131ufTs society were invited to the
number of about two hundred and
fifty. Nearly all responded. Con
spicuous among them were noticed
Hon. W. U. M. Pusoy , Hon. W. F.
Siipp , and their ladles , M. E. Smith
and wife , N. M. Pusoy and wife , Dr.
Woodbury and wife , Mr. Barnard , of
the St. Joe railroad , nnd wif 3 , J. N.
Baldwin and wife , W. S. Amcnt and
wife , Joseph Stewart nnd wife , Hon.
J. P. Cassady and wife , Dr. Hart ana
wife , Dr. Pinnoy and wife , T. lien-
drio , wife and daughter , Mr. Harry
and Miss Mamio Noit , of Chicago ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence , Red
Oak , son of Dr. Lawrence , of this
city , and n daughter of E.
Cady Stanton of oratorical fame ,
John Y. Fuller , of Chicago ,
and Miss Stone , of St. Joseph , Mo. ,
wore among the distinguished guests
from abroad. Three hundred Chinese
lanterns and four headlights reflected
up in a spacious platform erected on
the lawn at the west side of the houso.
The floor was as smooth as glass and
was approached from the house
through a stairway loading from the
largo double parlors , where the guests
assembled. The music on the plat
form commenced at an early hour and
it was a magnificent spectacle to see
the richly attired dancers as they filed
down the long stairway and took their
places for the "Lancers. " The re
freshments prepared were elaborate.
Mr. Stewart was found for a moment
mont at leisure , and said that the
party was an "impromptu" affair.
When it is known that it took thirty
five hundred foot of lumber to con
struct the dancing platform ono would
imagine ho would like to drop in
aonio time when Mr. and Mrs. Stowarl
took time to prepare an entertainment
for their friends.
PROF. PAGE.
A SHOUT UHAT WITH HIM ON TUB I'KUI-
HELION QUESTION.
Judge E. B , Page , was called upon
on Sunday at his residence and fouiu :
in his front yard reclining in an easy
chair reading .tho now revision. His
attention was called to an article in the
Saturday's issue of TUB BUB and ho
was asked what ho had to say in an
swer to it. Alter remarking that
thcro was no bettor paper printed in
Iowa than THE BEE said that ho ad
mired it for the stand it had taken in
President Garficld's administration
ho claimed that TJIK BUB misunderstood
stood his position on the perihelion
question. ( Ho says that his
theory in regard to this
subject is not n now
ono , but has long been advanced bj
all the great loading astronomers and
scientists of. the ago. "TiiB BUB
seems to think , " ho said , "that I endorse
dorso the preachings of nstrologists
who predicted dire calamities , oven to
the destruction of the earth. "
In answer to the question , "Whal
did you predict would bo the result of
the approach in a direct line with the
sun of all these seven planets } " ho
said that it would have a tendency to
ratify thu atmosphere surrounding
the earth to such a degree as to pro
duce extreme lipt and cold
weather for a period of three
years and also unusual cyclones
and perhaps fronuontcarthquakcs. Ho
had said and still believed that if such
'floods aa lias visited the west this s6a
son has occurred in a densely populat
ed region during the Fourteenth cen
tury it would have caused a sweeping
pestilence.
"Judgo , do you believe the comets
that have boon prowling about lately
have anything to do with the paat cold
winter or present hot summer ? " was
asked.
"I do not believe the comets affect
the earth in the remotest degree , '
said the judge , "but have no doubl
the planets , by reason of being at their
perihelion , efloct the earth's atmosphere
phero very materially , for while I can
see that of the moon has only
ono-oiKhtioth of the power
of attraction of the earth that the
earth lias for the moon , it can heap
up the great waters producing our lu
nar tides. It is easy to believe thai
all the planets end the sun pulling ir
the same direction may neap up ant
rarify the atmosphere to the extent ol
producing extremes in climate. "
"What do you think of Tico am
Vonnor as prophets ? "
"They have no foundation upor
which to base their theories any more
.han . old Mother Shipton had. "
The leporlcr took the judge's sub-
icription , to dale from Monday , and
lepartcd ,
TUB ni.KFKS IX IllUEK ,
Hon. C. W. Mills , of Columbia ,
o. , who has been spending a few
lays in this city , in company with
Mr. M. F. Ilohror , of insurance fame ,
iaid n flying visit yesterday to the
: ity over the river. They feel much
nuebtcd to AI. D. Morris , of the in-
.crnnl rovcnuo collector's ofllco , for
showing them in nnd around thn CUB-
: om house ; also to Mr. J. J. Oalligan ,
; hicfof the , Omaha flro department ,
ror showing them with what lightning
rapidity they hitch and unhitch horses
: o their fire apparatus. Mr. Ilohror
ias been interested for years in the
Ire department in this city and is al
ways found at his post when duty
calls. Mr. Mills is largely interested
in real estate in Missouri.
Ann Buttorfiold , who keeps n den
on upper Broadway where "angels of
Lho alloy" congregate , was arrested
yesterday by Constable liosoncrantz on
i warrant charging her with making
an assault upon a worn who hangs out
at thu Butteifield mansion. The
judge , after hearing the case , find
Mrs. Buttpifield § 3 and costs , which
was very light and for the reason that
the judge thought the Williams wo
man gotno more than shu deserved.
The colored glee club ot this city
were out on the streets last night ,
giving the public the benefit of their
vocal culture. They/proceeded / to the
residence of Judge A. J. Abbott and
serenaded him as n slight token of
their appreciation of his services ren
dered during the morning of vho day
on which occurred "that picnic. "
Mr. John Dohnnoy and his daugh
ter Maggie and Mrs. M. G. Grillin
liavo gone on n visit to Colfax Springs ,
partly for health nnd partly for recre
ation.
Attorney A. J. Hart has returned
from Omaha yesterday , where ho has
been on business. .
Misses Elsie and Dolly Harpstor ,
who have been visiting the family of
Hon. J. II. Keatloy in this city , re
turned homo yesterday , much delight
ed with Council Bluffs.
A man yesterday who was so drunk
that ho could not tell a mule team
from a pair of scissors was making
himself numerous on Broadway , trying
to sell two boxes of axle Ygroaso for a
quarter. Ho claimed to have a factory
for the manufacture of the article over
at Omaha and said ho could refer to
Mayor Boyd.
Mrs. Maria Mystor has entirely re
covered and was in the city yester
day.David
David Hnincs , who fell from a team
n short' time since and injured his
ankle , is out again and will soon have
entirely recovered.
Theodore Hesscl has rented the
frame building belonging to John
Morgen & Co. , near Morgon & Co. 's
store on lower main street and will
immediately occupy the same as a
temperance saloon.
C. C. Chamberlain ox-high school
teacher returned yesterday from a
business trip to Dallas county.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Corov gave a
party Wednesday evening to their
niece Miss Fannie Corey. It was
quite a grand affair. About (50 invita
tions were issued.
J. M. Campbell and lady of Sioux
City , are visiting with Mrs. J. T.
Hart.
Hart.N.
N. E. Coffen , of Sioux City , came
to Iowa's metropolis yesterday on a
flying business trip.
The teachers' mooting at the Bloom
er school building is not Tory fully
attended. Prof. Farnuni had about
thirty-five of them up in ono corner
of the auditorium room yesterday ,
trying to instil into their minds some
idea of the proper-method of teach
ing the young idea how to shoot.
These exorcises are quite interesting
and should bo attended by the citi
zens of our city who are interested in
the subject of education , which all
should bo. The Bloomer school
building where the institute is held if
simply immense. It will bo completed
in about throe weeks nnd ready for
dedication. , 'JL'lip entire inside of the
structure is being finished in red
wood brought hero from California.
Chickens in this market yesterday
brought $2.50 per dozen ; now potatoes
$1.25 ; annlos 81.25 ; eggs 12k cents ,
musk melons $2 per dozen.
C. E. Dix , assistant cashier ol
Council Bluffs savings onnk , returned
from an extended trip to Clear Lake ,
looking very much improved. Boat
ing and fishing agrees with him bettor
than handling gold and silver.
There was a professional beggar on
the streets yesterday wearing nn Odd
Follows pin in a conspicuous place on
his coat and claiming to belong to that
order , who was soliciting rild. The
man is no Odd Fellow but nn impos
tor , as it is well known that Odd Fel
lowship does not tolcrato begging.
They care for all their needy ones and
no man who would bo received into
fellowship would take such a course
to get subsistence.
In the case of the city versus An
derson , who was arrested for refusing
to pay his poll tax , Judge Burke , after
hearing the case , fined Anderson
$3.35 , including costs.
Orrel Wheeler was arrested yester
day for unnecessarily driving a mule
team. Ho was taken before Judge
Burke and had to hand up $3.35 , in
eluding costs.
W. S. Pottibone says ho feels like a
free man since he sola out his exprcss
business. Ho will celebrate immedi
ately.
The Williams woman who had Mrs.
Butterfield arrestoa for an assault
upon her was found on upper Broad
way , lying in the gutter beastly
drunk. To make her debauchery
more disgusting to this community ,
she had her babe in her arms.
There was quite a collision at the
transfer freight house yesterday morn
ing , A train struck a car loaded with
machinery , capsizing it on to another
car. There was some damage done ,
but no ono injured.
Judge Samuel Clinton , who fell
short time since at his residence , on
Willow avenue , lias so far recovered
from the injury then received as to bo
about again.
Mrs. Jane Baldwin , the postmis
tress , is having the rooms occupied by
the United States Express company ,
on the corner of Broadway and Pearl
streets , thoroughly renovated and
newly papered.
II. H. Mctcalf has returned homo
again.
Mis ? Lulu Jones , who has been
taking in the sights in the great lake
city has returned homo again.
Miss Stone , of Chicago , is in the
city.B. .
B. M. Sargent , of Omaha , is about
: o take up his residence in this city.
'Uncle John" always selects clerks
who have more- than ordinary sonscj
nnd this ono I displays the quality in
a remarkable degree.
Homer , engineer of the "Bluffs
City , " has gone to Colfax Springs.
Hon. L. 0. Kinncy , democratic
candidate for governor , will speak in
this city _ about the 24th of August.
[ Io certainly deserves the sympathy
jf the citizens of Council Bluffrt.
Question : If the younp man trios
real hard "Kin ho" carry the state
this fall ?
W. A. Mynstor returned , from the
country yesterday where ho has been
on business connected with his firm.
There was quite a fracas in the
"Cincinnati" between Lawyer Smith ,
of Logan , and the bar tender named
Wagner. Wagner , it seems , accused
Smith of not paying for drinks that
lie hud ordered for the houso. Smith
denied that ho had ordered moro than
five drinks , which ho had paid for ,
Mid if Wagner hud treated the house
lie must stand it. Whereupon Wag
ner sprang upon Smith and
struck him several blows. Smith
considered ho had a duty to perform
in self protection and to keep up the
reputation of the Smith family and he
performed it well. How well can bo
found out by inquiring of Wagner.
All wo can say is that when he attacks
mother man it won't bo a certain
legal gentleman who lives up in Harrison
risen county.
ItBAL KSTATK TKANSKKKS.
The following real estate transfers
were tiled in the county recorder's of
fice , as'reported by the title , abstract ,
real cstto and loan oflico of J. W.
Squire & 0. , Council Bluffa :
A Hansbcrgor to H. E. Ramsay. 10 ,
20. 21 , 22 , 23 in 88 , all in E , E add
city $1,500.
Henry Farnam to C. , B. it Q. R.
R. Co. , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , G in 75 , sub of
Riddle tract-l,300.
J. M. Palmer to J. S. Kennedy , 0 ,
7 in 55 , R R add city $200.
J. A. Chuchill to M. A. Burgess , lot
29 in Johnson's add city $1,000.
C. M. Burgess to J. A. Churchill ,
10 in 31 , Everetc's addcity-$900.
C. M. Bono to J. J. Newton , 51 in
Johnson's add citv $500
W T. Thornton to J. F. Peterson ,
pt s w n w 30 , 74 , 43 8(500 ( ,
W. T. Henderson to J. M. Palmer ,
ino34 , 75 , 44-$3,200.
Miss Ella Lorenco solicits sowing
by the day or week. Call or address
her , 4th street , cor. Worth.
Michael Lacy offers his two-thirds
interest in the old California house ,
situated near the C. & N. \ \ , railway
depot , on lower Broadway , for sale
cheap. The house is in a desirable
location and can bo purchased nt a
great bargain and on easy terms.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED A good , active boy , from 10 to 18
years old , ono who Is notafrald to work ,
Oood Wttgcu. Enquire ot thlaolHce. 572-4
WANTED Olrl for general housework In
small family ; must he good cook and
washer. Wages , $4.00 per w e k. 2118 Hurt St.
670-0
WANTKD A horse , harness and buggy top
ped phaeton. Address A. Andrews , COS
18th St. 505-5
WANTED An experienced girl for nn easy
place and good wajrcs. Inqulru nt otlUi
of Graft Is Montgomery , o > er Omaha National
Hank. 508-4
WANTED Olrl forecnernl housework. $5.00
per week will be paid to a thorough ! )
competent girl coining with good recommenda
tion. Apply tt southwest corner of California
anl21ststs. 507-3
W ; ANTED Cook nnd dining room girl at the
Dorau House , opposite Hen Ollicc. 575-tl
"ITTAXTED Two girls at French Coffee House ,
YV 10th street. 510-tf
A girl for general housework
WANTKD $1.00 per w cck' . Cor. 16th and I-ako
street 655 3
A woman cook at the California
WANTED ( lood wages paid. 5h8-0
"ITfTANTED Room and Hoard by a gentleman
YV and wife on St. Marj'sa\cnuoor vicinity ,
HUtanto out no objection , Addresa "F. D. " Iteo
ollice. 601-3
ANTED To exchange a gold watch ( Amer
a lean Watch Co. ) fora 10 or 12gauge lircach
11 ; double t > hot gun , not o\cr BJ pounds
weight. Will exchange fora well broke tetter or
pointer dog. Address "Niagara , ' ' lice ollice.
55U II
WAN FED One or two girls for general house
work at Helnelie's restaurant , 13th and
Jackhon streets. 652-3
WANTFIJ A stableman in pmato family.
Apply at nonthcast corner of 8th and How
ard ttrcets. 640-U
"X17ANTED A tint-class meat cook to go to
YV Laramia City , Apply first door east '
Elkhorn Valley House , Uodgo St. 612-4
"AirANTKD A No. 1 woman cook. AppljHo I
YV McCoy , I'oppleton street , nuir Government
corral. Wages , 25a month. 637-a3
WANTKD A good fcalcbiuan to take charge
of collections and make Bales for the Wheel
cr & Wil on Manufacturing Co. None hut com
pctcnt men and those ha\lng good references
need apply. Call on or address Wheeler & \VII-
neil Manufacturing Co. , No. 121 15th ttrcet , Ja
cobs , Illock. 6 < 0-tf
Fifty tjams at upper reservoir ,
WANTED . A. 11. HOEL
620-aug 7
'ANTED A good blacksmith. Apply at T.
' M. Tre\ctt , southeast corner of 14th nnd
ll'arncy street. 471-tf
"ITrANTEDConi | > eteiit cook nnd second lrl
VV atiaiBCIilcaifortreet. Good wages.
400-tf
lee : of imrcnaslnir. State price.
AJdrcss QEO , INMAN ,
451-tf _ Vail , Cr * fordCo.Jo .
TNFOHSf ATIOJf wanted of Mlchaef Dwjer Inr
J mediately bj his mother , Margaret Dwjer ,
Utnaua ; Neb' , between Oth and 7th on ilnrcy St. ,
care ol 1'atrlck Ho an. Western papers please
copy. 4&3-tf
i One m n in a county nukes rao-
uey veiling our springs for buggy 'haft
couplings. Bond stamp jor terms and cut or 1C *
Inktomi * fora pair , toantl-ltattlerSafety Sprli * .
Company , * ) lUndolph St. , Chlcago.m-Ui-s tj | ;
By man and wife , board and room
WANTKD family , Prefer place where there
are no other boarders. Address 8. Alice offlte.
452.U
B Kills' REAL ESTATE BOOM. See 1st page.
ANTED Funding bridge and school bonds.
W H. T. Clark , BtUevue. S8-tf
ANTED A partner or buyer. Inquire
W Philadelphia Coffee House , 10th street.
" \X7 ANTED Two boarders. Young men ore-
W Imed. Addrtss "A. " Bee office. UO-tt
. AT MKa , B. K. OLAHKE-H No. 1 Board
ing Iloute. cor. 13th and UoUge Sts. Best
In the city. 610-tt
Information of the whereabouts
WAITED . Johanna Itaiub , who live. ! in
Omaha , Neb. , from 1S57 till 1601 , and in St. Jo
se | > h , Mo. , ( a * Mrs. ShulU ) iu 1SOJ. Inform *
tlouis moro particularly desired o ( her two
com , Julius and George Haukh , ( ai it will be
ta their Intcrf.t ) by their father , in Helena ,
Montana. A liberal compensation will be paid
to any ono auijtliiK In obtaining the require J
information , & 09 8
SPEIJIAL NOTIOES-GontmuBtf
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
MU > KENT A new el ht-roomed liotw. 19th
nnJ LoMcMwotth St. Enquire of I ) , Cooke.
BOOKHINDKIIY KOI1 SALE An excellent op-
portunlty for ftjounir man whhlnirto start
InislnsM. For further i > rtlcvilan apply at this
ollicc. WI4 tf.
"I7IOII IlENT DvvelllnR ef 7 roonn In first-doit
Ij orJcr. Inquire nt liw olflco of L. K. Mrifrinn
' '
niock. K-4
II EXT Ihvclllnjr corner 18th and Itnrd
FOIl
street' , $2.1 per month , 8 rootin , treed well ,
cistern , t-cllikr , etc. 0. C. 110I1I1IE.
557-4
his rattllnic lonif lists of houm * . loti *
lands and fanuj for al . Call and get
them.
BENT A nicely furnished front room for
11011
1 one or two gentlemen , at 1210 Howard street.
f > 33tf
I Olt 11EST New lionso Davctitxsrt nnrf lllh
_ L streets , J. Johnson. 14th nnd Knrnham tts.
BOOtf
710U HKST A hon e of seven roonn on Sout
_ J avenue , next toVool orth's lusldencc , J
Jolmsoti , Htlinml Karnliam. 499-tf
I7IOU KENT S furnished rooinx ou-r 3lei *
lj chants' Exchange , ! ? . E. cor. 10th and Dodge
streets. 23 ! ) tf
FOR BALE.
ITUMl SALE A line riding pony , at 412 10th
JU St. 674-tf
171011 SAI.I ! llor .o , ImirR.v and harness , Uixn
1 lie --cen at Stm cnoti' Capital Ainuo liixrn
I'rli'c , sJJO. E. I * . H.L1S. cw-tr
TTWIldALKl'IIEAl' Auood slnslo hung } ' , all
I1 In running order. I' . MAXNIXU ,
6.M-tf 13th nnd Uounrd street.
[ SALE ( MIIUP Die fixture * of the 14th
I10H
1 streit Meat Market , Aiinly on the premises.
514-0 \ ' . U. COOM1I1X
StIEEl1 roil SAI > i-S\tccn : ! hundred 11COO >
hnprotul three mil fourcar old wethers ,
Cull on or addles * OIDSO.V * JUCO.M11
513-4 OnnhrlilKCi Fujnan C'o. Xeb.
EOH SALE Four 8 II' 1 * . ciiKlnug , tno 16 II'
1' . engines , Ono 18 II. 1'crttcnl boiler , oneS
S 11. T. , one 10 U I' , nml 1 15 II. l > . horizontal
holler , all now. Ily Omaha Foundry and Ma-
chlno Company , Omaha , Xeb. inu * ! 75-n23
I7IOR SALE A tlrsU.las milk dairy. Inquire
JJ nt this ollicc. 517-nug 27
T71OU SALE A lilaikljioncy , gentle and In ( 'Ood
JL condition ; accustomed to silicic harness and
fiddle. Apply nt Blue Darn , luth ttrcct , or at
City Engineer otllcc.
sii-tt Axunny IIOSEWATER.
'
FOil SALE CHEAP The only'hote ! In Xorth
Loup , Valley County , Xeb..30 mile * from 81-
I'.ml , 15 miles from Ord. Good location , good
trade and Inipnnlng. For particulars write A.
J. C. . Xorth Loup , box 9. 371-nuj-ll
HOUSF.S AXD LAXD Bemls rents houses ,
stores , hotels , farms , late , lands , otllceef
rooms , etc , See 1st page ,
, , And 1'nrasois repaired tiy M
UMI1HKIIAS and Famam its. 780tf
" 17IOH SALhJ A lar o two story frame shlnglcJ
JJ roof Hotel and ono story kitchen ; also one
story frame , shingled raof , hell room for ten sets
to UaiK-o , and barn largo enough to hold tw cnty
teams- All situated on corner of Dread and 4th
street , Fremont , Dodge Co. , Neb. For furthei-
informitloii apply to C. C. THOMPSON.
853-to s-8 Fremont , Dodge Co , . Neb.
"IT10IISALE Good house with four rooms and
JL1 half lot , Xo. 2013 Dodire between 20th and
27th btrcct. Good ucll and sh.ido trees ; hou o in
good condition. Inquire on premises. 2 1-tt
HUCK It SALE.
) 203-tf SALE.ESTAISUOOK & COE.
"I7IOH SA'.E A Minll cnfftue , II. W. I'ajncfc
JL1 Sou's make. In perfect osdcr. Inriuire of II.
U. Clark & Co. SQ-tt
SALE Lease and furniture ol a 'Irst-claw-
FOIl In a tenn of 1SOO Inhabitants , in state
of Nebraska ; has 24 beds ; the traveling men's re
sort. Inquire at DEE olllce. 218-tf
POK SALE Two-story house and part lot , nea
depot. Location good. John L. McCoL-uc
Opp PostOflUe. 05S-tf
TJ10R SALE 2 acres ground In West Omaha.
Jj Inquire of .T. Henry , No. Ill ) 10th. 873-tf
"I710II SALE Maps of Douj.'lan and Sarpy eoun-
JC ties. A , KOSEWATElt , 1520Karnlmni street
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sunday afternoon on lionaru St. , .
child's gold bracelet , marked "Etliet. " Find
er will please leave at lice Office. 573-tf
TO LEASE Large home and 10 acres of
ground , 2J miles north of post ollicc.
SHEELYI1HOS. 571-8
CJTRAYED A large bay horse with white star
O In forehead nnd one white hind foot Weigh *
about 1000 pounds. A libcml reward will ho
paid for hb return to Win. Aust , 10th and Web
ster. 570 8
rrUKEN UP A black jxjny. Domestic Ilakcry ,
J , South 10th street. 659-4
rpAKEN UP Near my house on Saturday , nn
JL old whlto horeo wjtli blnck epotsbllnd ; In the
nglitcje. 1' . 0. IJojson , north side Ltaicnworth
street , bet. 7th and 8th. 503-2
TO ARCHITECTS-Wanted by a thoroughly
practical man of 25 ytars experience , n hitu-
atlon as foreman or superintendent. IB a good
draughtsman. Salnrj uqulrid , moderate. Ad
dress "Foreman. " lice offlco Omnha 502-8
From 2416 Hnrncy btrect July 28
one largebrlndlo cow , 0 years old. brindcd on
hip wIth letter "O. " Hax homo white bpoU on
her. An > one giving Information uhcre she Is
r return her will be suitably rewarded.
548 tf A. M. CLARK.
A XY ONE ha > Ing work for a typo writer can
XV. bo accommodated by telephoning the HKII
ollice. 4S3-tf
EMIS1 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. SIn
B
In page.
T KSHTX1NO J. J , McLaln Is still In tno
.Lj Lightning Rod business , w liolet > ale and re-
tall. Rods put up or repaired on short notice.
Orders by mall or otherwise will receive prompt
attention. Satisfaction guaranteed Call or ad-
druu 1011 Saundcrs street. 4U4-a22
QKf\ \ REWARD Lei > t , gold hunting ca.su htop
'ViJw watch , gold rope chain and nugget at
tached. The above reward will be paid on re
turn of thu watch to HUGH UcOAFFREY ,
_ 884-tf 15th and Douglas streets.
fTVIIKEE or four young men can bo accommoda-
.L ted with board. References exchanged. Ap
ply 2011 Cass street , 4th door west of 20th bt. ,
or address llox 337 , iK'ttolllcc. 343f f
TT M. BROWN Comer 12th and Chicago
-Li. streets , Is ready to bore or deepen wells ,
batlifictlon guaranteed , 603tf >
rilCAMS Can be got at John llarrs ttahlo for
JL all kinds of work at reasonable figures , near
tor ISthand Lravrnnorthbtrccts. 378-tf
DONT FOIIOET The succtwuors ot the Aincr.
lean House , on Douglas ttrcct , between Oth
and 10th , for board , lodging and transient cus
tenters. ltcsp itfully
564-tl JULIUS t LOUISK ROSS.
POWDER
Absqlutely Pure.
Made from Orape Cream Tartar. No other pro
arpation makes suih light , flaky hot breads , !
uxurious pastry. Can be eaten by Dtineptlc
without fear of t lie Ills resulting from heavy Fndi
gestlblc food. Sold only In can . bv all Grocers.
UOVAL BAKING J'0\VlEU CO
NewYort.
