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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FKIDAY , AUGUST 19 , 1881 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
Fr'day Morning , Aug. 19
J- LOCAL BREVITIES.
- ' P tteron sells coal ,
i purees of nil kind * nt Kaxe' .
i oyatcra al Hlchard'a iei"tnurAnt.
Get your haU nt UoaneV ,
Nindall & Krellc. Trnctirnl Halters.
GOO IwsincM lots. Cull on lJeml .
Bcmtn' realetUte boom. Flwt | > ag
20C houM * and lot * . Bcinls' agency.
A. W. Xaaon , Dentist , Jacob's block.
Warranted Tooth HniMics nt Knhn'ii.
Bemli' new map of Omaha , 25 ccnU.
JOOO residence lot , 13emU , agent.
For ri.VB Commercial Job Printing ,
all nt Tits BKE Joli room * .
I arge ottickof hindkcichlcf extracts
at SnxcV ,
The l.ion continue * to war for MooteV
irarneKK and Saddlery.
ax ) fsrmi and 000,000 ncre * nf land
Bern ! * , agent.
I're criptioni nspcclalty , Opera lfoilc
I'hannacy , ait S. Ifith Street.
-Forth } * li ( > t wither I'ttKliKHICK'H Cuiil
ftaio \ < > Halt aniliimtnoch. . miulf-lt
iV rnre chance to obtain n Rood paying
huflineax. Bee upccial eolmiin. ICnimire nb
217 Sonth nth htreet. tf
Jolm .A. Wnkeficld , of this city , and
SI Ixi Jeanne C. Uobldoux , of St , Joe , \veio
married on Tuesday nt the latter place.
-I'rof. Dniinmond , of I'n > niont and
I'rof. Haley , of ( Jrcte , uill nnsint I'rof.
I'ointH nt the Region of tlio lencheift' Insti
tute.
-The W. ( X T. U. will hold a sociable
on Friday evening nt the Tenth ntrcut
Minion. The Y. M. 0. A. choir will
have charge of the Ringing. A cordial In
vitation i extended all.
Jolm Rector nnd Anna Miller were
united in matrimony taut night nt Justice
Riley' * ollice.
I * . T. I'itxgcrald upralned IIIH nnklu
very bailly last evening at the corner of
Sixteenth nnd Tzard utrcetc. Tt wai canned
by a bad ntdewalk.
The Catholic library asuociatlon did
uot meet laH night , but madu room for
the Ladle * ' land league. The library
meeting will bo called Uxm Tuesday night
oit ,
The Iiadlos * I > oapno- ;
Last evening the ladien' ' land len ue
held a largo nnd interesting meeting
in the Union Catholic library rooms.
Miss Elln Kennedy presided. It wne
decided to hold the picnic in Onknho-
mn park , on the Uellevuo road , in.
stead of in South Omaha park , an
previously announced. Mr. Hascall
has donated the park and ho haa
likewise Pitted up n platform for danc
ing and all other necessary ntande
gratis. The president announced
that there would bo two conveyances
, to take the ladies to the park whe
who were to wait nt the bxblo. Thej
would start from the Union Cntholii
library , ono to start at 8 and the othci
at 10 o'clock. Miss Grewloy , the secretary
rotary , read the names of the Indici
who volunteered to wait nt the tublos
The mooting fhon adjourned til
Thursday next nt 8 o'clock.
P3RSONAI.S.
n. A. K. Shcrrill left fur n tiip to Col
radti yesterday.
Gen. Wiliioiivvnt to Kiilncy en tlu
noon train yesterday.
Frank Polite ( ; ot linck home laxt uen
ing from St. I/ouis.
George Thrall lift for Central Citj
yesterday , where lu will enjoy a htnit
A. K. Simpson returned yestonlay fron
Tiaku Chautnuqua. He Its feelliiK inucl
improved In health ,
Hon. J , L. Wcbntcr left yttcnlny for i
pleaMiiro trip to Fort Hohtiiuoii In No
braaka and Fort Fettcnnan In Wyoining
Ho will be absent about three wuokg.
0. W Adam * , afji-nt of the U. I' , n
Central City , lion been \ lulling frletuU n
the city for : few dayn. He left for horn
yettterday.
liinanucl Karlcy , one of the U. J' . I'at
torn niakerx , left the city yesterday fn
Ohio on a vMt. He will bo nl ent tw
t
weeks.
II. T. Clnrk , tit Uelleview , I * In th
city.
George C. ItodRern arrived in town yes
r - terday.
II. M. Hlbbett , the David City Jawyi-t
U In the city , anil U nt the Withnell ,
Goo. Clark arrived from New York cit ;
yesterday and U ntaylng nt the Ciuilielil
* W. 1 ! . Lorlng arrival from Wyumliij
1.jebterday afternoon , ami IH Rtkylni ; ut th
Withnell.
U. F. Churchill , of St. Paul , Minn. ,
prominent lumber dealer of that place , I
In the city ,
- - 11 , 1C. Carter , of Carter'StationVy .
arrived tu thu city yesterday mid U xti >
lug at the Witlmell.
Death of MrDodson. .
Mrs. Ada Dodaonltti o | Goort"
Dodson , f Sarpy county , died Wednoi
day night uftern ehort illness. The n
mains will bo intcrcd nt Bcllovue.
\VioItod for Clorjo'iian.
Kov , , WiUihiiigtoii , D. 0
writes ; " 1 holiovo it to bo nil won
nnd oven wicked for clorgymeii <
other public men to bo led into giviti
testimonials to ntiack Qocturs r \ i
stuffs called medicines , but whoa
really mciitorious article nmdo i
valuable rumcdivs known to all , tin
all physicians UEO and trust in dail ;
wo should freely commend it.
therefore cheerfully nnd huartily con
mend Hop Hitters for thu good the
\t \ < have done mo and my friends , firm ]
tI ' ( Milieviilg they have no equal for fan
ily use. I will not bo without them.
New York Uaptist Weekly.
augl5-soptl
, a
Beauty , health , and happiness for ladl
in"WlNEOFCARDUI. "
U. f , Ooououa'i.
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LOST BY ONE.
The Slocumb Ordinance Faila
to Pass Council.
Some Want Ono Hundred
'J bousand Dollar License ,
But Many More are Not in
Favor of It.
Liveliest Softfilon Tlint llni Boon
Hold for Some Timo.
At the Rpccial meeting of the conn ,
il last evening Mcs.ir.i. liaker , Corhy ,
) elloivo , Uiinham , llortnaii , Kuuf-
nunii , O'Keefo , Stull , IIornhon < cr ,
ud Prcaidetit Dailoy were present ,
'ho only memoer'of tlio council that
Man abactit < aa Mr. MuNamarn , whc
s not in the city. Thu attendance ol
itizcns wns oven larger than at the
ast meeting , the council chamber bo <
tig ( juitu crowded.
Tha judiciary committee , Messrs ,
Stull , Honiborger nnd Kuufmiinn , ro-
> orted that they had examined the pa-
> ers presented to them by the council
n the high license question ] and re-
timed the name without rccommcn-
ation. Un motion of Mr , Kaufmann
10 report wai filed.
At the request of Mr. Stull the or-
inancu M originally presented \VM
cad. The ordinance is merely n ro-
iroduclinn of the Slocumb law.
Mr. McGnvock moved that the
rdinanco be returned tu the judiciarj
ommittee nynin.
Mr. O'Koofo amended to make the
iccnae § 100,000 instead of $1,000.
Mr. Dunham desired to know whal
ondition the ordinance was in ;
vhelhcr it wna upon its first orsuconii
oading.
Mr. O'Keofo said people coming
icro oxpeoted equal rights ; the
locuml ) law did not grunt
quul lights. Every good /u'tinon
liotild bo granted every privilege the
ountry could give him. In 1801
hero was a war to nettle- the question
if equal rights. If men down at the
egislaturu saw fit to say persons en <
aging in thu saloon business inusl
> ay 87,000 - for it would cost $ LOOC
or the license , $5,000 for the bond
nd 81,000 for stock where then wai
ho poor man's ' chance ? Men In
'new who ton years ago didn't have
> 100 now have § 40,000 on nccouni
f the liquor business. Ho put tin
icenso at 8100,000 because that wouh
nako it equal for everybody because
10110 could pay it. Prohibition was'nl
a circumstance to this law. Mr ,
) 'Keofo closed his remarks amid ap
ilanso from the audience.
Mr. Herman said they had no righl
n the city council to muku n state law ,
Choy were merely there to pasi
in ordinance to carry s
aw into effect. They thought the
aw unconstitutional. Some cascc
voro tuki'ii up to teat the matter ,
The judge pronounced the law con-
ititutional. Still the council hole !
jack. Then the highest judicial tii
) utml in the state decided that it was
also. Hu chartred the ropublicam
with lining responsible for the law ,
ionic delay followed thin , Mr. Me
3avock thinking M r. Hermai
out of order , and that geiitlomar
hinlcing Mr. M cGavock out ol
mlor. Mr. Herman continued and
dived into the political feature of ilii
case again , lie said $100,000 was
micUcally prohibition. Ho proposed
> rohibition and did not favor legisla-
ion on eating or drinking. Did § 100- ,
)00 ) license favor the poor man ? he
iskod. If the ordinance did not
ma those violating the law would
jo prosecuted by the state. He wne
n favor of roforrin-j the matter , but
10 did not believe in giving a single
'eatnro not allowed by thu law.
Mr. Kaufman said that prohibition
was no doubt intended by Slocumb.
IIo thought they wore at liberty to
place the license nt any figure thoj
iiloajcd. All should bo treated alike ,
lid thought if the license was placed
ut 8100,000 the noonlo of the state
would act upun the Slocumb mattei
at the proper time.
Mr. Stull BIid : the proposition tc
refer the matter to the judiciary com
inittco wns worse than foolish. Thoj
liad considered it twice carefully ani
thoughtfully. Ho could say on tlu
nithority of the city attorney thai
the ordinance had been prepared bj
that oillcial. Uesidex he , Air. Stull
and the other members of the com
inittco differed upon the sub
ject , The sato gavei then
law with which they wen
not satiatled. Had it been submittet
to them before its passage , every in
.lividiul member of the council wouh
liavo opposed it. Hut thnt wasn't tin
situation. Thu supreme coint hm
interpreted tjio law. llillor im tin
[ iill was , and much ns ho objected , hi
would auppoit thb ordinance. Hi
did not favor prohibition , A prohibi
lory law could not bo enforced il
Omahn , It waa an incubus the ;
could not put upon ihomhclvcH , ( Jooi
men estimated that if this law wa
put into oll'eut it would put from ! ! 0 ,
000 to 50,000 n year in thu treasury
Who gave jhe council the power t
pi event thin money from going iut
the tioasury ? Thu proposed lemed
of $100,000 license was no curti
TJirow these cases which will ans
into the hands of state courts nn
away from the police court and whn
wns gained by the change ? Ix'othiiif ;
The question arose on inscrtin
§ 100,000 as the figures for licons it :
stead of $1,000. Tlio resolution wr
lost , Messrs. Itukor , Corby , Dtinhan
Herman , Stull and President Daile
voting in thu negative and Messn
DoUono , Hornbergor , Kaufmann an
O'Keefo in the ullirnmtivo ,
Mr , Hornbcrgcr objected to th
feature allowing druggists uponmt ) fe
$10 to sell liquor while saloon kccpoi
had to pay SI,000 license , Hodidnc
baliovo in giving thu druggist pormii
ion ( o becpmo wholesale liquor elen
ere at HO small a figure. It wnsn
fair.
fair.Mr
Mr , Jiakor said this wasn't consic
orod a license in their caso.
Mr. Kttufmann said there should L
inserted a section inty the ordinanc
.1
mbodjii.g the feature that outside
wholesale dealers shall not bo Allowed
to sell liiiti > rs hero unloM they comply
vith the law like locnl dealers.
Tlio motion to refer the matter t < i
ho judiciary committee was lost by note
oto of six to five.
Mr. Kaufmann moved * hat the
natter be referred to the committee
on police. The motion wns lost
Mr , linker moved that the rules be
suspended , the ordinance rend n third
inio by its title , and put upon its pas'
sage. The motion was carried.
The ordinance as rend wnn thci :
voted for by Messrs. Jiakcr , Corby ,
3unhnm , Herman , Stull nnd Presi-
Icnt Dailoy , and ngainst by Messrs
3ollono , Ifornbenor. Knufmnnn
McOnvock and O'Keefo. This was i
majority of ono , but it required sovet
o carry , The ordinance was dcclarcc
lot parsed ,
On motion of Mr. Kniifmnnn tin
council then adjourned.
ROBBED AND DRUGGED
Condition in Which an Irisl
Gentleman Was Found ,
Ho is Picked Up By the Polici
and Restored to Con
sciousness.
About C o'clock a. in. yesterday Cit ;
Jniler McClure and Oillcol' Kullivai
ound a well dressed , foreign lookiii ]
; ont1cman lying in an unconscion
condition near the corner of Seven
centh and Dodge streets. They BOOI
partially revived him and discovcrei
hat ho had received n stunning hlo
ipon the liead. They romovei
.ho gentleman to the oflic
of the city jail , where ho gave hi
mine as H. Atkinson , and his resi
dcnco aa Aborcorn house , Charleston
Hanclogh parish , Dublin , Ireland
[ lo was nt that tinio still in a vor
confused condition and told in n din
ointod way thnt ho had arrived il
the city on tlio previous o veiling nccom
tallied by his servant. In walkiiij
about the town they had become sopar
ntcd. IIo foil in with other compan
ons , nnd being disposed to cnjev
limsclf , probnbly visited several sam
ile rooms. Thnt is about the Inst h
romombcrs. IIo tliinkn his liqtio
wns drugged nt the last place ho vis
ted , because of his stupefaction whei
iie awoko. A valuable gold watcl
which ho carried , was miss
ng , besides what mono ;
lie had upon his person except half ,
sovereign in English and a few Amor
can coins. His railroad ticket ti
San Francisco nnd n big Englisl
revolver were not disturbed. Th
man in his then condition was no
able to nun o about for himself , am
, ho city jailer gave him n place ii
: ho city jail to sleep ol
.ho effects of his narcotic
hi the afternoon ho recovered sufli
cicntly to chance his quarters , nnd h
was given his effects nnd allowed ti
depart. Mr. Atkinson is nn Iris !
gentleman , who is making a tour o
the country in the interests of som
nritish firms. He will leave for Sni
Krnncisco on the train today n
noon.
GREAT SLAUGHTER
Of Game By a Party of Omaln
Sportsmen.
What They Have t j Say Abou
the Matter.
There ro turned to the city on
special car attached to thoTU. P. trail
rein the west yostordny nftornooi
ono of the jolliest parties of sports
men that over pulled n trigger ovu
n pmirio chicken. The party con
sisted of John Nelson , Thomas Cum
nings , Ed. Lecder , Win. l'Hoim
Win. Ilrncy , John McDonald , Sr ,
Toh 11 McDonald , Jr. , Andrew Ke.ii
Cico. Jones , John Hoyo , F. 11. Smitli
Moiris Ottlnan , J. E. Winslndo , Wu
Trnllloy , Clms. ill. Phillips , Joh
Currigan , John Kundrick and Chivrlt
[ lender.
Scattered about the cmwci o mystci ;
OIIH packages cont.iining such logondR a
"Mumm's XXX"or"Buelweiser , Jti
tins Trci schko , agent,1" which cnusei
consider.tblo wonderment among th
spectators , but with which thu mom
bora of the party seemed to bo o.
terms of pce-uliar intimncy , Hcsiilc
these , it iniuht bo added thnt thcr
wcro several do"8 almost enough *
goonnnolophanthunt. Allthomombov
of the party seemud careworn , probn
bly from labor in carrying the ganu
and much mm-tamiuil , owing to th
cornprin the umbrella market. A
tell a straight story about their dc
juca and the only complaint the
make is that their sides are sere froi
laughing at the iokcs of "Sergeant
Lender and "Jack" Hoyo. They sa
they killed nearly ! IOO ohickem
The result of the tin
day'n hunt was 10 ! ! , All of thci
were sent to Moasrs , A , P , Nicholi
lloyd , Collet aiid Stevens us n compl
mont for attentions received. One (
the gentlemen lot TUB HER roporti
into his confidence and aaid privntul
thnt they put thu number of chiokoi
killed at ubout JJOO , as they didn
have time to count thorn accurate !
and did not want to mnko a mistal
of ono or two , The best shot wi
made by Mr. Hr.vcoy , wl :
slaughtered three chickens. It is a <
knowlodged though that this wi
done accidentally. Mr , Kelson pile
cd thu party with rare skill nnd juel <
meut. They say that the game lav
are not observed in the country ; tin
they found game most plentiful ;
Humphrey station , nnd disclaim i
knowledge ) of the market price i
piuirio chickens.
A ( rial package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT
fre of charge. t , 'i f C , *
At 0 , F.
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I - , „ W J * * ' 8 !
; iit * ii AtJbij. MI
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A Day's Budget of its Looa'
Happenings.
Pleasant Celebration Hold at
Logan Yesterday.
Case in Which There Wore
Pistrls for Only One.
TUo Uminl Supply of Jotting * and
A CELEBRATION.
X OIlSEIlVANCK Of TIIK I'KKSIIlK.Vr'f
1'KOr.ABLK KECOVEKV.
Although perhaps a little prema
: ure , the celobralion at Logan was s
grand success , and let us hope it maj
: uru out that thuy will not have occa
sion to mourn so deeply ns they have
rejoiced over the supposed restorce
iiealth of our chief magistrate. Earl }
in the morning the people were nwnk
cnod by the thundering tones fron
the Council Mlulfs battery , under tin
command of Oapt. Rico , assisted bj
B. J. Abbott. Guns were filed al
sunrise , and about 0 o'clock , as ( hi
icoplo began to pour in from nil di
rcctions , imothor salute was fired b )
tlio battery. At 10 o'clock thosovcra
squads of veterans from nil parti o ;
he state were formed into two divis
ons , the first comaii'led by Con. .To (
Smith , of Logan , the second by Capl
Harrison , of Council Bluffs. Tin
iroccssion formed in the following
order ; Dunlap brass band ; a Inrgt
irngon , containing pretty little girli
n white , dressed to represent the dif
'orent states ; next , n wagon full o !
; irls representing the presidents fron
Washington to Oarfiold , ( wo thought
; hnt boys would have been inoro np
propriato ) ; noxtcamojthe first divisioi
of veterans , Gen. Smith commanding
leaded by the Logan drun
corps ; then followed the second
end division of veterans
commanded by Capt. Harrison am
od by Wall McFnddon'fl celobratec
drum corps. The procession nftei
nnrching through the principal street )
lulled at the court house square
where eloquent addresses were mad <
jy the following well-known leading
nen of Iowa : Hon. James F. Wilson ,
[ Ion , John P. Irish , Hon. A. M ,
Hawley a staunch republican , ?
staunch democrat and a staunchei
; roenbacker so it cannot be clniinci
h.it the affair was a political one ,
Tlio following members from the "Ab <
Lincoln Post" of this city attended
E. J. Abbott , John Lindt , Capt. Harrison
risen , Messrs. Price , Crawl , Spaldintr
asey , Bcecroft , Ward , Bookman
tluginncs , Nilcs , Mussor and others.
A CLOSE FRIENDSHIP
WHICH FKItMITS TWO JAWS TO USE TH1
BAMB iiV.T OK TKKTH.
One of the night watchmen and at
engineer at the U. P. transfer hav <
recently formed a co-partnership of i
nest peculiar character. It seem
, hit : for some time the engineer ha
jcen the happy possessor of ft fine
sharp pair of false teeth. The night
watchman's tooth some time a o begai
; o decay with astonishing rapidity
until not long tdnco cold atcel had t <
30 fipphcd to keep the last lingCrin ;
; usk quiet. What should ho do ? Hi
was a largo sisnd , hard working man
nnd wns obliged to chow boarding
louse Bteak. Pay day would not bi
irotind for thrco or four weeks , am
it would take Dr. Woodbwry sour
little time to get him up a sot , ovci
after the impression was taken. II
Foil' that if ho did have in this sollial
world n single friend ho had n chine
now to use him. Ho went to hi
friend the omrinecr , and the follcnvin ;
contract was immediately ontorei
into : Tho' night watchman was to gi
to his supper early , and after catiiij
leave the tooth under the front dee
atops. The engineer on going * to sup
per takes the tooth and having usot
thum leaves them under the stop
again. The same thing is done ii
the morning. Tlioro ia certainl *
money saved , to say the least.
AN IRATE PARENT.
IIUINdS A YOUNd KKU.OW TO TKKMS AT
THE 1'OI.Vr OK A I'lSTOI , .
A teamster named Martin was con
fronted on West Broadway by n mai
who claimed that young Martin hai
been in rather close contact with hi
daughter. The injured fathu
stopped up to , the young man nnd pri
scnting him with the noisy end of
thirty-two cnlibro revolver , clemumlc
that ho proceed at ouco to maku roj :
aration , or what there was of him o ;
that truck team would bo carrioi
homo in less than a very short time1
The young man stnited with th
father to call upon the innocent youn
lady. Wo understand that youn
Martin says ho found everything a
right but that the whole case is on
of mistaken identity.
THE HLUFKK IN 1IU11H1.
Tlio Nonpariol printed Hon. Jami
F. Wilson's upooch delivered at Logn
in full yesterday.
The Methodist society will bo 01
tortained thU evening at the residonc
of F. II. Orcutt , corner of Scott stret
and Washington avonuo.
The gontlornan who represents tli
interests of Mrs. Burke , pf Omali !
\\howillcontesttho right to the ? 5
000 pnzo offered by the managomoi
of the Driving'park association at the
coining tournament , is in this cit
arranging for the grand raco. N\
understand Mrs. Burke will have fi
teen horses in the raco.
Prof , Follows , of the state wave
sity , lectured last evening at the no
Bloomer school house before tl
.cnclicrs' institute. His subject WAS
n very appropriate one , "The teacher'a
srofcssipn. " The speaker handled
ho subject in such n manner ns to
convince all present that ho was well
acquainted with the trials and duties
of n teacher , The citizens did not
urn out 0.1 limy should at such meet-
"ga
it won't take Judge Loofbourow
oug to make this part of his circuit
his term ,
Wo understand that Col. Dailoy has
accepted the invitation oxtcndcd by
ho Irish land league lo address them
on the occasion of their picnic , to be
given in Omaha the 20lh inst. Mr.
Oailcy has given much attention tn
.lie Irish question now bciiiR agitated
; hroughout Europe. IIo is n pleasant
; alker and no doubt will interest nil
who may listen to him ,
Judge Burke got down to business
igain yesterday. The first case he
mil to dispose of was against Bol
[ \oont7. . Bob had driven ono of John
I1. Baldwin's horse caia through the
streets at a lee rnpid gait. JIo was
fined $3 and costs.
Their came a hard looking case from
Dniaha. Ho stated to the court thai
10 was not in the habit of getting that
way when nt homo. That somehow n
nnn can't drink ns much over on this
lido as ho can in Omaha since they
stnrted up the water-works. He
romiscd if the judge would lot him
town easily ho would never drink
again until ho got where they reduced
: ho bcvonigo down to a fine tiling.
John Myers , for that was the name he
; ave , was committed until ho aoborod
) ff , when ho will cither pay up 01
jreak rocks.
Three or four men were sent to the
stonepilo for being drunk. "Too
iiuch Yonkerman's.
J. F Burke wns brought before his
loner , charged with kcnping < \ nui-
lance about his premises by allowing
lis waste water to slop over on an nd-
lacont lot. The court continued the
: aso until the 19th , when Mr. Burke
will probably have something to Bay
about the case hiniHolf.
John Lcdwick is attending the cir
cuit court , ns is also J. O. Tipton.
John Doherty , president of the
Northern Pacific , was in the city yes-
; erday on route to the cast.
M. F. llohrcr has recently taken
out nn important additional risk.
Geo. 11. Childs , of Avoca , took in
the sights in the city yesterday.
The mayor says thorc will bo nn
partiality shown. Wo shall all .be
iji.xod to our heart's content.
Hon. James 0. Day was in the city
yesterday , a guest at the Ogden
lotol. Wo presume the judge will
soon erect a finu residence in this
city.
city.That
That genial citizen , Spencer Smith ,
secretary of The Nonpareil Printing
company , has just returned from a
iloasuro business trip to his extensive
cattle rancho out m Wyoming Terri-
: ory. Mr. Smith is looking very
much improved in health.
Ex-Mayor Col. Cochran has ro-
; urned homo from a pleasure trip.
R. S. Hammond , of Bothedy , was
n the city yesterday , a guest at the
Pacific.
Mr. Woodbury contemplates erect-
ng two moru tenement houses.
Charles Oilmorc , ox-constnblo , has
been confined nt the Drovers' hotel
with rheumatism.
Hon. John P. Irish , of Iowa City ,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. James T. Sanford was regis
tered nt the Pacific house.
M. G. Griflin and Miss Dolumej
left yesterday for Colf.ix Springs.
"Tho llovoro House , Council Blufl's
is the best second-class hotel in tlu
west. " auglT-lm
TURNI'NG TIDE.
Emigration Now Setting To
ward the Montana
Region.
Col. John E. McClure , who hni
just returned from n trip to Utah ant
Montana , gives some interesting ituini
with regard to the railroad , ininin ;
and Indian matters of the west. Hi
says that most of the emigration o :
the mining element is now directed
toward Montana. The emigration tc
Colorado has fallen oil'a great dca
this year , nnd in consequence Denvei
is getting to bo quito dull. The pee
[ > lu now going into the mining c.unpi
of Colorado generally take the south' '
om route , the A. T. it S. F. , ant
outfit at Pueblo instead of Denver as
lias heretofore bgen the custom. The
mines in the 'Frisco district in Uta !
nro also fulling off in thcii
yield this year. Montana has no\\ \
the best prospects of nny of the mill
oral states and territories. Butte and
Holonn particularly arc very livelj
nnd the towns are full of people out'
titling for the ndjacont mining camps ,
Butte is now thirty-six miles boyont
the present terminus of the U. & N ,
railroad while the grading has bcei
completed to viithiu six miles of tlu
place.
It is expected that tlio road will b <
completed to Butte in six weeks' time
The Denver it Rio Gnmdo peoph
have surveyed a route from ono of tin
termini of their road to Salt Lake , urn
will begin active operations on it carl ;
this fall. Tin Ute Indiana , \\lio havi
occasioned so much trouble t <
the government , nro now buinj
prepared for removal to the nov
Wluto liver agency in Utah. Lieut
Converse , of tlio United States nimy
with n compauy of soldiers , no\
surveying n military road from Greoi
River to the White River agency. A
soon us this road is completed th
Utes will bo taken to the now agonc ;
under an escort of five companies o
troop * . Mr. E. 0. Lang , formerly
resident of Omalia , is now prosporin
in Butte C ly. Many Omaha poopl
are spending the summer in Sal
Lake.
_ _ _ _ _
The London Lancet.
The London Lancet sayas "Many
life has Ix-en * a > c < l by the moral couray
.of the euffcrer" and many Ufa had bee
f na > cd by taking Spring Blossom in ca&o
bilious fe > er , iudigtatlon or liver cou
l > laiut. Price DO cwU , trial bottles 1
i cenU , eodl\f
1 ,
,1 i
NARROW ESCAPE ,
b -
Peculiar Accident to ft > Vn.to
Works' Employe.
Yesterday n force ! of workmei
wore employed nt the vrnlor work
settling basin in removing the bag
which had been placed ns shioJd * tica
ho openings of the reservoirs. Wiili
so at work David Stntiton npproacKoc
,00 close to tlio main by which tlu
water was being drawn from tlu
settling baain into the cloai
water basin. The suction quicklj
drew him toward the opening nnt
despite his efforts ho lost his balance
ana plunged head first into the rush-
ng current. Very fortunately , r
number of his fellow workmen wit
tossed his mishap and tuahcd quicklj
; o his assistance. The } ' succeeded it :
catching his foot as lie -was beinj
rushed through the pipe and by tlu
greatest effort pulled him nut of dan
; cr. Ho was removed to the em
bankmeiit and quickly resuscitated
jtnnton suffered no bad effects except
.lint he wits obliged to drink too mud
of the purified watei. IIo was sooi
able to resume work again.
" "
"BLACK-DRAUGHT"
- nirw
Bin , indigestion and heartburn.
( ! 1' Goo i linn .
Ella Torrance solicits smvim
jy the day or wuok. Call or addresi
icr , 4th street , cor. Worth , Cuunci
Ulufls. motf
_ _
OPEN TO-DAY.
Ladies' Hoop Skirts , price 50 cents
Kurtz's Store , Crcighton Block.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICK Adierttament To Ix > an , For Sale
txwt , Pound , Want * . Uoardlntr. &c. , will be Inserted
sorted In these columns once tor TE-N CENT !
per llnsj eat.li subsequent Insertion , HVECENT !
per line. The first Insertion never Icsa thai
TWE.VrV.flVK RENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
ONKY TO'LOAN Call nt Liv Office of D
L. Thomas Room S , Crclehton Block.
I To loan at from 8 to 10per cent
_ 'on good real ii tatc eciirlt ) , b ;
Cit. ISAAC KDWA11IM , 1109 Tarnhim St.
TO LOAN At 8 per cent In
tereat In Mima of 82,500 am
up\v arils , f or 3 to G ynara , on flr&t-ckua city ani
farm property. UKHIS I'.KAI. KSTATH and LOAI
ACIKVCT , 16th and Douglas St * .
ONKY TO LOAN on real estate , nt
M DEXTEIl L. THOMAS t I1HO
HELP WANTED.
-Capable cook and second flrl Im
WANTED , nt 13i8 Cliiuv'oSt. LIbera
vages. 710-t (
Hakcr Immediately ,
WANTED I l > Ie ; lair wages. AddrcsH SI. J
IESTEU , Shenandoah , Io a.
Cook wages 825 per month. Ap
ply nt 2003 Hurt , between 20th and 21s
Btreot. ( J98-tf
Situation ns cook , wabhcr am
WANTED Good refcrcnctH fiirnlt-hed. Ad
dress room 0 , Emmet Houso. 713-17
"Tlf ANTED Situation hy joiiiic man In nl
Y > mostanj cniatlty. Good schoUr. Kufor
eiccaglvcn. Addrg < a ] . , nco ofllcc. _ 713-i ! (
A Rlrl for general housework , eor
WANTED I/eavenworth gti. 717-tf
\ position by a man accustomci
WANTED hotcf nnd grocery business. Uoo <
reffrences. Address C. I ) . , Bee office. 710 2
A competent cook for prlvnt
WANTED Enquire at residence , south lOtl
Htrect. Mrs. H. Kountze. 721 23
- , Uroco Ulllmore , dtniro a hue
WANTKU-I tucnt.\-two juirs old , tall
slender , dark c > es nnd hair ; want n man lift
vean , old , larjfc , light complected and wealthy
I'cplvImniediaUl.t. Dlrcctto Madl on. MadlhOi
Co. , Nebraska. 70S-18
"l'\7'ANTKl > Another ollice bov ut U. O. Dnni
YVt Co. , 215 South 14th St. 70Stf
'T'TrANTEIl Two flrst-cla1 * ' ! barbers ImmedlnU
\V ly. IllRhcst w.v'i.s mid. J. J. OOOII
32 1'earl St. , opiKt ito 1'ostolllcc , round I IllufTt
Iowa. BOO tf
TO TRADE Almost new- top sld
WANTED ; } tor n phtuton. Enquire nt Ik'
OHU-e. 7-tf
ANT/I ) A oed unjjlnccr. Applv at th
w \Vettern Newspaper Ciilon. 701-t
TO HENT - A couplu of rooms un
WANTED forllKht houscfceephiK by mai
and wlf. . . Adurew K. 11. , Ileo Otllif. 702-18
\VANTKD-8l\teen year old lioy to work II
V\ marl ct Kartlen. North 18th ntrret. II.V
BAH , , 705-19
; - . : . WANTED-AI 1109 ram
noi-.iiiT.KrKK etalrn. COO-ll )
To rent a uooit hotel , furnUhed
WvNTKD cittern port of t cUniska. Aildres
L. C. rndniore , Kutton , Neb. UW 1 !
ANTED-A tailors at 12 > 0 Furnham St.
near I'.ith. OJi-UO
\ \/"ANTKl / ) A euinpi tent workman , one tha
\ > undcntanda all Kinds of work , Huch a rn
can find uteady work and good vvajtun. 11 } writ
Ing or cnllln ) , ' on W. I1. Clark , at .Maplcton , In
No drunkard need apply. Cb'J-'i
ANTED A ifooil K\r\ \ \ for central house
work. Jlrs. G. Trosaln , 1111 Douclas St
. At the store ol J. II. Phillip
WANTED. 413 llroadvvay , Council IllnfTj. i
fln > t elaen boot arid Khou maker. 010-tf
'ANTED A woman cook at the Emiqc
House. HMD
. - for cencrnl housework Ii
WANTKO.-Clirl _ at H 10th St. 102 It
A poo' ' table to rent ; with prlvl
WANTED ' ' ' " ' ft EAlAN.
451-tf Vull , Crawford Co. , Iow
Kills' UKAl , ESTATE lOOM.-bec ) Ut
ANTEU-Fnilalnsr bridge and < thool boiidi
W 11. T. Clark , IJcllovue. SO-U
. OLAUKK'S No. 1 Boar
. ! < AT flllk 3. B. n. V > .M 'W. w
In * tlou , cor , 13th and UoUgo Bw. Hci
" " "
hoJtv.
RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
HENT Two flmt-clai , * 1twotor ) ne
171011 hon > e . 24thand llatney utreet. Ono
room * U closcti * . dresslnurooni , cemented cellar ,
ponliwandntuble Thu other " . larife rooms ,
W U , ( tinente I cellar and two ( loan-lies. Ue
710-19 S. K. cor. l&tliaud Upuglu.
TnOH KENT PurnUhwJ or nnlurnUheJ room
1' l > a\enport trcet , fcouth Me , third html
webt ol lUthktreet. HT-'il
7IOH 11KNT KumUlioil front room with alcoy
) at reasonable price , 10H California St.U .
U U'tl
TIOll 11KNT I-arjre furnUhed rooms , S. V
Cor. Ibth anil Capitol Avenue. 7W-18
011 KENT llouso ot ovtn roonu , kiulin
ctllar , riattrn , well and barn , on South Av
nue , , licit to wooK.otth'K riwldeneo- Enquire !
14tl lland Farnham SU , J. JOUNbON , ( , U2-
Urge barn. Inquire at 1818 Ch
370UUKNT 07JU
- room * In Mason
block. Knnulro fat. John Scwlnj ; Jlachlt
office.
Und Mid Iirmi to I wi . Call and.
Uetu. . , .
SPECIAL NOTIDKS-OantanuBd
REST A ruc lj furni'hcd front room for
J71OR or two geatltmen , at 1210 Howard itroct.
' { * II „ .
- , ' ch nU'K hangoN.E cor. 10th andlltolw
, 239-11
itrteU.
"
FOR SALE.
, . . , . Set of furniture almost
I ORSAf-B , t 'nifitovcl. Enquire
K nc . W ; ai-cros rallroid
tMr * . kruj1/ . lt 718 V )
Iritk ,
F McliAI.N , 1011 3inn
SJM.K--A
m' ' > ' 'lcl ° f > i1'.8-
E. OraltonV carrl ie ton . ' . -
llth st Ut. Parnham and lUr . * ' " ' "
trtOll SALK-Neot I.OUM . arr f JK lo . - , * ; "
JL ( from I1. t . at 8900. Julf 1. . M , ' / , " ' , ?
' "U1"lrf'
S"U1"lrf'
71 Ml ojip ,
T710I5 ? AI.E A new itork cl ifener * ! x 'nll 0
1 ; il cdolnjraifool bii lncti Iit c vv v. , . ,
lion and In one of tlic hot towns In fo t f/tv u
3000. Will tell or rent the building n , r , \ c" '
port , Vail t'r.\wforil Oountj , I . 07W IP
| 7\0ll \ SALE-Mock ol hardware In one of Ci , >
L best to n of Ncbra Va. Population ol tow t *
ioOO. No belter opening lor tie ImilncM In the-
Matr , Only one other hirduaru store In tht-
town. Stock In ccod Khapu and worth about
I..OOO. For partlcmarn call on or aildrcw
LKi : , KUIED ft , CO. ,
GSC 19 Omaha , Neb.
S.\li-Kour : 811. V. ciiclncs , two IS IP
I * , cngrlnri , ono 18 II \crtlcal I boiler , ono
. 1' . , onnlO II I' , and 1 15 It. I' , horizontal
> ollcr , all new II ) Omaha Koundry nnd .Ma-
: lilnc Company *
"IJ10H SALH A number of firtt-fh < w Imil cm
JL1 horaca at Slciihctison's Im n ou Capitol a e-
nuc. 071 18
TWH SAl.n , imifi.\ and liarne < f , al-o
1 one iliiinti cart. Kiniulic 1' . Manning , 13th
and Horard St. OU-U
JT10H SALE Kino stock farm of 400 acns
I1 good house , cattle xhed , oriliaid A.C. , wit.1.
In cai y roach of rallroid. Price , ? < KX ) , par
tlmu at 0 . JOHN L. McCACl'K , Opp. Post
OIHcc. C30 tl
HALF. Neat cottage and ROW I lot at
FOII . JOHN L. lIcCAOUi : , Op | , 1' 0.
CJ7-K
SALE ON EAHV TKUMS.-Oood HoU-t
] In Vn\\d \ Citv. Nob. , oil located near A. i
N. depot , plcntf of room , ooJ accominoditloiui ,
four lotx , and eood barn. Can be had at a bar *
gain. For particular * . Inquire 0 ( or addruw U.
II. Ford , laId City , Nobra Ua.
AUf. 11 , Daih3tcod.\v2t.
' . At a sacrifice , n new unit of ( or.
lor furniture , bl\ck and Trench walnut oil
vollshcd , uphoWirs In thcrrv rep. tnriulre at
2013 Cosa St. Gf2-\l
OH SALE On reasonable terms. A biminotw
that la pajhiff 8400 o month. OuaranUxw
? Ucn as to tltlu ot virojwrtv and Ua o of prcmlnui.
rnqulrcatolllccof S.imJ. llowcll.UlT b.H-nSt. ,
Omaha. 612-U
n 8ALU-A fine riding pony , at 412 lOtli
F St. 571-tf
T7IOU SALE Hone , buggy and harnem. Can
i.1 be necn at Stevenson's Capitol Avtmio baru
1'rlco , S2M ) . E. C. ILL1S. WJ-tJ
[ 71011 tiALK-A urst-ikua milk dairy. Inquire
D at this oifico. 617-iutf 27
AND LAND-Demls rcntn homca.
HOUSES , hotcN , farmH , loU , laniN , olllW (
room ? , etc , See 1ft pi'e ,
jAh Anu I'nrawiis reprcil by 11.
U SCIILTT llth and F-iniam sta. TSOtf
TTIOHSALE Good house with four rooim and
1 ? half lot , No. 2013 Doduc bttween 2IUi and
27th street. Good < vcll and Bhado trees ; hoiikc In
good condition. Inquire on premises. 221-U
I KICK U SALE.
SALE.ESTAhT.OOK
) 203-tf ESTAhT.OOK & COB.
T10R SALE A small cii-fine , IS.V. . Payne *
_ J Son's make. In perfect Obder. Inquired II.
O. Clirk & Co. 3fl-tt
! SALE Lease and furniture' of i MrHt-cb 8
hotel In a town of 1303 Inhabitants In hlate
of Nebraska ; has 21 beds ; the traveling inon'n ro-
sort. Inqulrp at DEE oHlce. 21S-tf
SALE Maps of Dougla * anil Sarpy coun
FOR . A. ROSEWATEU , 1020Farnham troct
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL on or address 1'ot er fi I'ulmer , 40 South
6th street , Council Illuffs , Iowa , for rail
road tickets cast , west , north and uoutli. Greatly
reduced rates on all tic' ita. Every ticket guar
anteed , and tlekcU bought , cold and exchanged V.
TELLER AND MEDIl'M MrH.
FORTUNE ' past present , ard future In love
and all affair ) . She ret tali the detest i-ecrctH or
the heart , bhe ims es the magnetic ] K > wer to ful
nil all your wishes. Call at No. 11)10 Chlrapo
Htreet , near ICth. auK 10 tl
' n Fatunlay , the 7th , a nnall
bronn mare , blind In ono cje , with halter
on. An\ ono L-uIn ' Information of her to M.
Lee , Withnill House , will be paid for their
trouble. Cs8 tf
Between Occidental Hotel and Elgut-
JOST ' , apalrof Koldtpcctaclis. The finder
will bo rewarded bj leaving them at Occidental
Hotel. 012-tf
LET Eleront rooms , furnished or unfur
TIO nislieil. Heasoimblo prices , lirlck hoiuo
2013 Cam St. U23 tf
OST Sunday afternoon on Howard St. ,
I J child's ROW bracelet , marked "Ethct. " Find-
cr will please leava at Ili-c OBlco. E73-tf
EMIS' NEW CITY MAl > ri,25c.--S elHt pag.
B
( .vTUAYED-Froni 2415 Hanicy Mrect July 2S
O one largebrlndle cow , n years old , branded on
lilp w ith letter "O. " Ilns rome white spots ou
licr. Any onofcdvlni , ' Infoniiatton whcro shem
r return her w III bo suitably rewarded.
MB tf A. M. CI.AltK.
ONE having work fora ti > o writer rail
ANY ncconnmxUtctl by tciet'lionin thu UK
ollice. 4H3 tf
15EMIS1 HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. S
J J 1st patfu
- . JMiUin Utill in tne
JinilTMNO-J. bu ine H , vvlioc ae ! and re
tail. Hods put up or repaired on short notice.
Order ? by mail nr otlicrnUe will recelvo prompt
attention. Satisfaction KUarantfed Oil or ul-
Iress 1011 Saunders ttn.a. 41)1 a2i _
fvIIREE or four jounc men can be accommodt-
1 te-1 wHh board , liefcrtiiceaexchaniieil. Ap
ply 2011 Cans street , 4th door t of 'Aitli St. ,
rotldress Box 337 , ( icbtomco. 343 f
. nitOWN Corner 12th and Chicago
. streets , 1 ready to bore or dtipen well * .
hiti factlon Kiiurantecd. W3tf
J-vONT FOliaLT The eucceshors 01 thu Amer.
_ L/ lean House , on Douglas ttrett , between Wb
and 10th , for board. lodginj ; and transluut cuu
tomcrs. ItcHpeittnlh
604-tf LIUH ROSS.
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Orapo Cream Tartar , Noothcrprt
arpatlou uiU > n > iuch light , flak ) tut briikdn. a
uxuriom pastrj. Can l < o ratw by Djtpiuilu
without fear of tlicliUre ultliyffrom hoa > j InJl
d. SoU o.-.iv In cant , by i.ll Uroccn
KOYAL , BAKlNtJil'OWDEll TO
New York.
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