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OMAHA DAiLX" BtiE WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 21 1881.
: fllE DAILY BEEl
Wednesday Morning , Sopt. 21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Patterson cells coal.
-Doane. Reliable Halter.
Vredcrlck landing llntter.
X ) buHhiOTs lots Call on Dcmls.
New oranges nt A. II. Gladstone' * .
JOOO residence loU Konui , agent.
SoO houMM and lots licmls1
Ueinls' real estate booiri. Flrnt
A. W. Naoon , Dentist , Jacob's block.
I5e t line of Cigar * , At SaxoV
SmoUo Stariton k Storm * , finct |
Cigar , at KulmV Drug Store only.
Soda Water , better than over , at
S-vxe's.
Bo/nis' now map of Omaha , 25 cent * .
200 farms and 000,000 acres of land
Bemfo , went.
A full aisartment of pure California
wines at Gladstone' * .
\ \ ho pays the } il'hcst ) price for Second
Hand Furniture ? Abrahams & Lewis ,
1121 Douglas street. nepl9-2w
Prof. W. J. Anders Dancing School
begins October-I. Sec advertisement In
another column. ncpll-3t )
Most elegant now ktylci of Hale , at
the Omaha Knrlcr , Henry O. llichter ,
15th stuct , opp. poitolfice. ftcptlti-tf '
Tli" Ijlitn cimuniiex to roar ( or AluoreV
Marnenr. iid Saddlery.
For riNK Ciinuuerclal Job Printing
all'at TUB HKB Job rooms.
Bicycle for nalo or trade for n horeo.j
G J. Canan.
To the farmers don't forget to call and
(
see Doano'H fmo lot of haU nnd caps at (
218,14th Btreet. '
r' Nindcl& Krclld , Practical Hatter
, Wo Bell hata and capH cheaper than nny-
bcxl else. You will find it to your ad
vantage to give us a call , eptl3-tf
Doane , the reliab'e hatter wants to
eo you nil to-day , clving away hats and
oapi ot .Doane'tf , iremember 218 , lltl
street
* i Look out for the cqucnoxtinl storms
after to-day.
The first building in the city of Omaha
to be draped on tlio announcement nf the
president's death wo * the Wobash oOics.
LWork waa begun on that by Jo j Teahon
, about the time the bells began to toll. >
'
- -Tli9 Union Pacific base ball club will
play a game to-day at Asldand with the
club of that place. Under the manage
ment of Copt. Handle the U. P. boya have ,
got themselves in good shape.
Mary O'Brien was Injured Home time
ninco by falling into a gutter on Tenth
B'rcek end Injuring her ankle. Recently
he bromrht suit for damages against the
, city for 8200 , which the o tatncd juilg ;
mint for yoiterday before juatico Brandcs.
Last evening Col. K. F. Smythe waa
made the recipient f a handsome gold
watch and chain , It waa given him by ;
jtho member * of the state board of agricul
ture as a parti il token of their apprecio-j
( tan of hU service * a general maneger of
* thostatofur. {
Fred Dellone , thn contractor of the new
Doujlm county court ho iso , ha * had thu
time for giving the Indemnity bund of
$3b,000'extende I by the county counnla-
io icrnuntil , Saturday next. Mr. Dell me
"feel * confident that he will bo able to fur
nish the requisite amount.
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The B. & M. ba e I oil club will go to
Hastlnji to-day under the management of
Oapt. Cha * . Auttin , where they will play
a gaine of base ba'l ' with the Hastings
nine , The game will occur Thursday on
the ground * of the district fair , which is
now being held at th t place.
Worthless Stuff
Not so fast my friend ; if you could !
see the strong , healthy , blooming !
men , women and children that have ]
-boon.raiaoil from beds "of sicUnesn , !
suffering and almost death , by thu
use of Hop Bitter * , you would suy,1
"Glorious and invaluable remedy. "
-Philiidolphia Presa. suptlb
A 1ml package of "BLACK-PnAUGHT"
frwi ( jf charge.
At F O. Ooodmin'i.
GLORY ENOUGH.
TUB WHITE REWIND MAClIINli AGAIN
VIOTOHIOUS. '
No diplomas or premiums awarded ,
but the universal verdict of the people
ple is that the WIIITK is thu best ma-
rchino on exhibition. The work done
; and the samples shown were wonder-
tfu ) , and to hear the exclamations of
'hundreds of ladies. "I have a White
, ' and would apt exchange it for any
'inachino mudo , " was very gratifying
to its exhibitors.
ThoWhito has the largest Bale ,
gives the best satisfaction , and is thu
easiest soiling inachino madu. Wo
cordially invite everybody to examine
the White before buying , as we
guarantee perfect ) satisfaction m nil
cases , * *
Soliciting a largo share of youi
patroimtro und thanking you for past ;
favors , I am k
Respectfully yours ,
* 1 " JOIIN ZKHKUNO ,
Wholesale arid'retail ' dealers in White
machines , Omaha , Neb.
Fir * Department- |
There will bo a mooting of the
Omaha tire department at Firemen's
hall Wednesday uvoning , September !
21 , at 8 o'clock , to settle up business
connected with the parade and ball ,
JUUOMB 0. PKNTZKI , , Secretary.
Yout
Then try Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 18-lw.
?
Surprised Sleepers-
List evening as Oon. McGoath , the
watchman of tlio Millard hotel prop
erty , was about to retire for the night
and waa going into the door of the
oflice next to the hotel building , lie
stumbled across the inanimate form of
a man lying length wise before the
door. The general became alarmed
and called for a policeman , who came' '
' * up ami arouica the deeper , who , '
, when awakened , imagined that ho !
had been lying in liis own comfort
able couch at Jmmo. Ho wns much .
' ' -1 ! surprised to find that ho was slumber ,
' ing on the cold atones of a side walk.
' Ho was taken homo
"Tho Hevore House Gouncl 13luff
is the beat second-class hotel in the I
A SOLEMN SCENE.
Noteworthy Gatherifipf in the
Academy of Music.
The Prosidont/o Death Officially
Announced by tbo Ma , } or.
Addresses Made by Prominonlj
MOD on the Occasion.
Appropriate Resolutions Ex
proasivo of the Great Loss.
A Commit too Appointed to Ar-
JFnrtber Caromoninl-
A most impressive mooting of citi
zens wns hold nt the Academy yesterday
torday to take proper notion on the
death of President Garfield. The
Academy was appropriately draped it
mourning. Jn the qeiitro of the stage
was a handiomo portrait rf Iho presi
dent embwldcd in crape. Immediate ! }
, tbove woie Iho words : ' 'A ' Nation' ?
Sorrow. " In front of the boxes were
the Bontitnonts : "A Hero Ha
'F.illen , " and "Wo bow and Wccp"j
On cither mdo of the stage were the
words : "It is the Hour of Grief"j
and "Millions Mourn with us To
day. " There Mas a very largo aiulj
flno attendance present.
The Mooting Opened'
Shortly after eleven o'clock .Mayor !
(3i ( > yd stepped to the front of tJir [
platform and H.iid :
I doom it my duty to announce lo
you tlio death of James A. Gnrlicld ,
Into president of Iho United States ,
tnd I have requested you to meet
liorc nt this hour to , pay proper ro-
ipcct to his memory , and to take such
tction as in your judgment you think
Dost to pay to his memory the tribute *
f aninceronnd hcnrtfult sorrow of a
oss which is surely felt by overyon
hroughout the broad domain. The
loath that has ended his labors
vas not unexpected , Ho was n child' '
f the people : born humble , but he
lied the peer of the proudest and the
est. I could not , if I would , make
my extended remarks on this occasion ,
md I nwait the further pleasure of
ho meeting. "
"I move that James E. Boyd act M
ilmirman of this meeting , " said Dr. G.
j. Miller.
The motion having been unanimous-
y carried , Mr. 0. E. Yost was , on
notion of Col. E. F. S my the , elected
itcrotary.
Boinp called for Ilov. A. F. Sherill
iflerod the following
"Oh God , our Heavenly Father , we
ire g.ithored together hero in the
ihadow of a great , sorrow. A great
man lias fallen in our midst aud we
nourn incommon grief together. We ]
pniy theo O Lord our ' od that it will
liolp Us to remember that thou still
livuat and roignest King of Kings and
Lord ot Lords'and thou has promised
as if wo trust in Thy namu that thou
ivill make nil things'to work to thy
jlory and the good of men. Wo praj
htc that wo u y P'aco ' all thingt
lioforo thuo'in an humble spirit. May
wo accept this trial with submissive
liearts. May it teach us the uncer
tainty of- lifo and the suronpproach of
leuth. AH the nation mourns iii
common sorrow , and ns others unit *
with us in prayer to ihoo , may wo bt
grateful that such a life ? so strong , si
rounded , so useful , wns given us.cvei
for u few years. Wo pray thco thill
Dach ono of us may a >
well servo our day and
generation as ho has done , nno
tuny each leave behind him as nobh
ii record of a noble lifo. May all
things bo in nccordanco with Thy wil
in this'moQting. ' Wo nsk it for Christ' *
Sdkof Aniun. "
Upoh Iho concluaion of the prayoi
Hon. J. L. Webster suid : "Ono o
the brightest ilowoiu of our natioi
has b on plucked by thu hand of ai
assassin. It is fitting that t is citj
ithould , iu an appropriate manner record
cord its sorrow uud grief. 1
move that the chair iippom
a committee of nine of which lion
( ami's M. Thurston shall bochairmai
to diuft appropriate resolutions urn
present them to this meeting. "
Mayor Boyd appointed thu commit
tee us follow H : Hon. J. M. Wool
worth , Senator Alvin Saunders , Hon
J. M. Thurston , Hon. J , L Webster
Clinton BrigffH , Gno. B. Lake , Dr. G
L. Miller , E. Uosowater and Frc (
Nyo.
ThaRtaoJutiom ,
After a short deliberation the com
initice loturnod and presented the fol
lowing resolutions , whiih woio ruu (
ballon. J. M. Woolworlh :
The protracted and v lulent sulferings o
the president having suddenly terminate/ /
In his death on Monday nf ht at 10:3 >
> cli > ok , and the event having been an
Bounced tn thy whole land by tolling o
bolla and the emblem of woe. *
We citlen of Omaha,8peedlly convene
to coiiblder of thU solemn nnd awful dlh
jpenbatlon of Divlnu Providence do roolvt
The f.ftt . vlttan of the republic , tin
chief of her tttto nen , the president I
dead. A whole people niouin with tU
cry us of Jfachel weeping for
her children. Animosities of par
ties and dlssentlons of factions ,
arc hiikh.d throughout the land nnd tin
south end the north refuse to bo com
forted. Henceforth the name of Jume
A. Uarfielu iulnscrlbi'ilmi the memory , hi
virtues ore entombed Jn the heart * nf a devoted -
voted , loving and Krateful people forever
In the death of President Garlield tin
country has been deprived of the Bervlcei
; , ftKreftt , ' , ' ! ninfnablo public servant
ills chlvuJriu nature equal to every trroail
exigency , the generous culture which
graced his publlo speech , the wide extcrl-
ence wlijgh he had gathered through twen
ty years of kervice for the nation , gave as 1
urunce to the people of n wise , Ju t andl
beneficent admlniHtratlon of the lawn. I
Itesolvcil , That as a part of thegreail
SS ? ' . . ! * . ! , ' > olIi1'w.0 ; pn l.oui |
. . in the coiitruillnJ
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. . . .v.iuu of our dead piMldent'a life I
iiamcly , that liberty , republicanism n. t'l '
lu.t giiveinment are greater than urn I
Jllice and greater than uny laun ; thatwil
iwlut to hi * woitls In this behalf HI , nuionil
iheKraiidestererenundated ! that , secuilf
the tioHteulou of this putrlollo axiom
vo locifc to the help of God and ( he caln I
avf if " > H 'ff ' public tiplniou to iiretervtl |
win this hour of desolation , to nerve ti f
vith couroge for the future , and to leail
to the ulthnalo glory nf which our lnstl-1
"tlnns , w full of nromuta L
he.in Id and Hwcet virtues of hU . o-l
* * ' * Wi'lch luIlUt.a11 k' -
? < ? luIlUt. " ?
ii
md all
trlumjilw , mule liU homo Li * chlt )
, call for the tondcrcut sympathy for
heroic wife and lo\Inc child rtn whom
lie has left to the cure , the i flection i ml 1
the gu rdiumhlp of the nation.
Hon. J. M WoolworthVi Romnrln
In nlft'iing the resolutions to ( huj
iiiouting Hon. J. M. Wuolworth made
thu fallowing remarks :
"What can wo sny ut a time like ;
tliii. The whole people Imvo Blood' '
through weary weeks andlong months
by tlio wide of otio who wns selected
ir'oin their number to servo thorn in
the chief magistracy. Hopointj against
liupo , followed with doubt , with the
iBsurntico that the worst might come ,
tt any time , they have looked to the
and with anxious npproliunsion. Y-t
now tlnit tlio blow luis coino wo arc
stunned and shocked and wonder that
it cumo so soon. I cannot
trust myself while my grief is so
fresh , to speak of thin man. His
cliivulric nature never qunilcd before
my trial or assault. Before tholovo he
'
bo'ro her who brought liitn into ilie
world , is scui the calm and
BWF.KT AFFECTION
ho exhibited to the conitmiiion
if his manhood. Uis cliildrun arc
loft orphans , Unless this people adopi
them for their own. 1 would not
trespass on Hint solemn feeling
which makes silunco moro clo-
quont than voi-ds. It ! s sorrow
row and priof throughout tlic land
til to-day are como together , biought
hero by ono common iinpnlco , over-
liorno by ono cotnnnn soriow. This ,
tir , is Uio tliird urc.it Amoric.in who ]
ins boon shot dead by the bullet , and
n the event of c.ich was illustrated
\ tendency of the tinic.s. Hamilton
\ > ll by the ballot of the duulist , and
n that death
A KF.UO Of IIAKDAIUKM
ivcnt down forovcr. Lincoln foil by !
liu bullet of thu rebel , and in
hnt death VIIB buried UK > |
lopes of all who deserved anything
> ut the Rood of the onliro nutionJ
Vnd now Garfiuld is dead , shot down
> y a s [ iiit which roprcsonts wounds
Kid principles which Qed grant may
, o buiied in hia trravo. Mr. Presi-
out , I cannot add moro.
HE WAS A OllEAT MAN ,
good.man , a wisoman , a noble man.
jet in embalm liis memory as it is re-
orded foruver on the greatest page of
ur country's history.
A- Campbell's Remarlo-
A. 0. Campbell , junior member ol
.he law firm of Doatio & Campbell ,
n ado the following remarks :
That noble form has porhhcd , that
ustrous eye is dimmed , that gun tie
icart is stilled , that vlnquotit ton ue
s silenced , that bright and flaming
ntellect is extinguished. "There
nay bo many Ciusars cro such an
> thur Julius ; " there may bt
nnny presidents ere such an-
ithur ( Jarficld. There are times Mr.
. 'resident when language fails of its
Mission , and is inadequate to give ex
pression to tlio feelings nnd sunti-
nunts of the soul , and at times
tiletico would seem to bo moro bo-
itting , At such a time as this when
ifty mil ions of frcb people npproacli
.ho bier of a beloved uud martyred
president to pay their tribato ol
( bmngo to his worth and eicolleiico ,
he silent tear is moro eloquent than
ny words thah pout can paint , ot
rater utter. Wo can not express the
leop niiguish , the heart felt
lorrow , the woo , the grief , that
ills the hearts of all of all nations ,
such n time as this wo cm. hold ]
vith the poet ,
'that it is naif a mn
"To put in words the grief we feel ,
Per words , like nature , half reveal ,
And half conceal the uoul within. "
But if wo cannot express our grief
paint our sorrow , wo can each and
ill bear testimony to the Christian
, 'irluos , the matchless ability , thoj
Spartan courage , the sublime forti-
ude , the angolio purity of James A.
:5iu : field. Of him it can be said ,
born in poverty , reared in ndvoisl
y , " ho overcame over obstacle , sur-
nonnted every dilliculty , rose step by
itep from the lowliest to tlio highest ,
intil at last ho reached that proud
; iinnacle where the nations of the
uncovered in his presence ,
ilis life was ono grand
trugglo against adverse cir
cumstances. In curly life "thrown
into that crucible in which destiny
lasts a person whenever she wishes it
scoundrel or a domi-god , " James A.
ji.irlicld came out the demi-god. In
nis lifo wo can read the lesson
"fa soul Hiiblimo
rhat hath felt the Influence of malignant
htur , |
And waged with fortune an unequal war , "
Driveron the tow-pathteacher in the
oliools , professor nnd president of
jollegoveteran , on the liold , represent
itivo in cotigrcfis , senator-uloct from
ho third state in the union , president
if the grandest republic that Godevei
milled upon , enthroned in the hearts
> f the people , martyr among martyrs ,
nournt-d of humanity , such is and has
been James A. Qurtluld. "His is
> iiu of the four , thu immortal name *
hnt wore not bom to die. "
Mr. Tfanntoa' * Rewarlu-
Hon. J. M. Thutston , being called
ipon , spoke substantially as follows ;
Under the shadow of this awful ca-
amity the nation is dumb. The ruler
if the greatest nation in the world is
itruck down in his manhood , in his
prime unexpectedly and dastardly.
A. roan who in the future
vill bo regarded as a
nodcl for coming generations.
Sprung from the people , born in pov
erty , in manhood sent i y them to the
mils of Congress to legislate for the
< oed of all. Ho was tlu
nan who above all others hews the
capability of the American people.
Leaves Imvo their time to fall
\ml lowers to wither nt tbu north-wind' '
breath ,
Jut thcni liOJ-t all
11 BCMoaa for thtno own , O Death )
Cementing all sections , the great
fleet of his death will bo loyo of tin
vltolo conn ry and not of part i
roni thin day has sprung that eonti- [
tentin his death , as well as liislifo
o has done good for the liberty am
Iu of his chosen people ,
Judge Uavage'i Obiervatioui.
Hon. James W. Bavat-o said : 1 ]
ave hurried from public duty inl
rdor to bo present at this mooting tel \
stun not to speak. Silence , sad-l
less and woo are not io bo expressed
by language. The eutiro civilized
world grieves with us. A few weeks
tgo I crossed the Atlantic. For ]
ton days wo were without news.
On our approach to the cove ]
f Cork wo saw a boat
] coming to meet us. All on board !
? our bodt looked earnestly to see if tlu
Hugs Bho carried were Hying high
When itcaily to m wo hailed her
"How U Garfioldr"Die question
w.is neb hoard. Again wo hailed ,
"How is Garliold ? "
"AM. niaitr , "
came ringinir back. Never gentle
men , have I listened to such a heart }
cheer us rung from thu hnt >
tniB nbonrd. All nationalities
joined in the shout. A few week *
Inter I returned in the same boat ti
this country. On Hearing this const
the same question wns nuked the first
mnn who boarded us. "Bul , " ho re
plica , The qloom and sadness which
instantly spread over the ship was o >
goiipral as had been the proviour
gladness. England and nil foreign
nations mourn with us und extend to
thouifo , who was hin strength and
comfort during his long illness , to hu
mother''who patiently awaited nt
homo for news , to the children who
are no\v' < 6rphancd , their deepest sym
pathy.
Senator i
Senator Siumders being introduced
delivered himself thus ; I
1 was well acquainted with .
A , G.ufield nnd visited him man } !
times btforo nnd nftor his election. !
f never felt less like talking in in ) I
lifo tlmu Upon this solemn occasion [
It is thu hour for grief. Iknewnonmiil
whoso judgment 1 valued so highly.l
Wo all felt 113 though wo had lost njj
ioar : nnd dear relatives , nnd when thc |
gallant struggle of weary weeks
> vor , nnd ho who
HO KULDOltVA8 COXQUEHKD
is conquered nt last by deulh , wo
nir terrible loss. Thu children ofE
3ai field are from this moment thu (
children of the nation. To the
d nijed mother his loss is
The nation c.xn take euro of itsulF,9l
md will do so. Nothing chuffs
lil'ect the pcrinaiieucy of these insti-B
lutioiis. It has a he.id and needs nu'.HE '
> ur sympathy , but the wife docs
Nothing can compensate hur for her
oss. Ilubbod by death of her hus-
> and's life , she should have out full-
. at sympathy
Goii. Mnnderson.
There were , loud culls for Gen.
Sanderson , wl'io finally stopped for
ward nnd said :
While speaking of Garfield thi
president , 1 desire to say something
if Garfield the man. Future genera
tions will exalt him not so much for
liis qualities as a ruler as his qualities
is a manly man. I first mot him
in 1850. I was than studying law ;
10 was a professor in a college neai
my old homo. My acquaintance was
tgam renewed in the army of tlu
Cumberland bcforo his duty called
lira to Washington. I mot him lusi
a Ohio , ono year ago. This is al
most the anniversary of the day. He
was the observed of all the observers ;
; ho man upon whom wan falling the
'till broad light of criticism.
When I saw him liis noble face and
manly attitude were sufficient to set'
tin all questions of calumniation , The
n'ahon lives , for it cannot diu It is
iv mutter of consolation that the
'urther suffering and pain of James A ,
Garfield is no more. With him it i
now everlasting peace. Hia was- the
truest lifo and noblest death the gen-
jr.Uiou has furnished.
Viear General Riordan-
Very Rev. Vicar "General Riordan ,
ho pastor of thu Cathedral church ,
represented 'his absent bishop , aud bo
ng called upon by the mayor , spoke
.is follows :
Mr. Mayor nnd Follow Citizens : I
regret very sincerely that ollicial duties
an unavoidable character have un-
my right revet end supeiior , Dr ,
3'Connor , in a district seine fwu hun
dred miles west of our aiilicted city.
L'liotit-h personally absent , you mny
) o iissnrcdUhat hu is with u.s in spit it ,
md shares in your thoughtful , maul }
tnd feeling expiession of municipal !
regret. I have no hesitation in say-
ng that no prelate or clergyman
imongst the seven millions of Catho- ] !
ics living within the limits of oui
.jreat republic , entertains more pro-Hi
otind sympathy for Mrs. Gariiold un4
ninily , or fuels moro acutely tba na-
iunul stain on our glorious tl.ig by a
second presidential assassination tlmn
the eminent citizen who , in compli-
with the wishes of our lute Holj _
Author Pius IX. , camp wesfc sonic
ivo years ago , casting his ministerial I
ot amongst the people of this pros- Iri
> crouB city. ri
I have another assurance to givi
/ou gentlemen , and that is that no
Downed head , no prince or statesman
'n Europe entertains a more profound
lympathy for Mrs. Gurlield and
ninily and our afflicted republic than i
the noble and generous pontiff wh (
spiritually rules 250,000,000 of Ontho !
ics , our Holy Father Pwpo Leo.XlIl ,
Jnder these circumstances , knowing
the footings of the sovereign -pontiff ,
thu feelings of the hierarchy clcrtiy and
Catholic citizens of thesoUnitod States ,
md specially of Bishop O'Connor am
liis devoted clergy and congregations.
L hastened last night to give instruo
lions to have our Cathedral bel
oiled till midnight , aa echoing tht
sorrows of a nation over the broai
but silent waters of thu Missouri.
I have , therefore , the mournfu'
latisfuctiun . . , in . the absence of ni ]
U'ht reverend superior , of assuring
you that our fullest sympathies an
vith .you in your public expression o [
eolinp. Once ono of your president *
'oil by the hand of an assassin-tin i
llnetrious Lincoln and now again
mother president , equally illustrious ,
alls a victim to the bullet of the as-
mssin. Both presidents died , but
: ho Blllictud republic lives , and wit I
Glod'a blessing , ever and over shall live.
Rer- MrBberrill -
Rov. A. F. Shorrill said lie would
ppy ! to Garfield the language thai
vas uttered by another urcat man :
'I have fought the oood fight ; I have !
finished my course and kent faith. Ho
Henceforth is laid up a crown whichlli
the Lord , the mighty judge , will give
to me on that day. "
Ex. U. S. Dist. Atty , Neville doliv-lq
cred a few brief but very elegant audio
appropriate remarks. Ho was followed mv
by Moj , Olarkson , who , being loudly Bi |
uallcd for , related an interview whichBji
don. MoBrido and Senator Vun
\Vyck had with the president , in
which ho expressed a great desire to
ice Nebraska.
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The question OH adoption of the ! "
csolutions was put and the resolul"
ions unanimously adopted. ,
Col. Ohaso moved the appointment
of a committco of ni .0 , of which Gen. I
Mundeisoii shall bu chosen chuirnmti , !
to take churKO of all corumoiiKs inl
: onnectiou uith the celebrnti > n ofj
the funoml floniccs whijh tike plii
test MomUy. The inniioii wiw !
idotitcd * Senator b.iiindera inovedl
thut u copy of the resolutions bo seiitj
liv tlio chniriiiaii of the tnei ting to the ]
A idow of President Garfiold. Unalii-
oitsl ' adopted. I
Hon. J. F. Kinuoy , one of tho'
board of agriculture , was present nnd
had it copy of the resolutions , which
ivoro passed by the board nnd the }
tvi-ro , by request , read.
Upon motion , the resolution. ! wore
incorporated in the proceedings of the
meotiiu' .
At J2:40 : the most impressive gath
ering over seen in the city of Omaha
tdjourned to await the call of tin-
ohitirman.
COUNCIL.
A Rather Quiet Session Held
Last Night.
Rosolationa on the Donth of the [
President Pas&od.
At the rc < ! iilar moetiugof thocoun-l
oil last night the following niombcrJ |
were present : BaLer , Corby , Dun-I
ham , KaufmanlcUavook ] \ , O'ICeefvl
and iStiill. Mr. lluiman presided.
Air. Kaufman moved th.it the rule *
bo suspended and only communiq.i-
( ions , committee rupoits and
saiy businuss ho attended to. Adoiit-
ud. '
The following ordinances wore ap
proved by the mayor : Making up-
unipriations for the payment of li.t-
bililiua incurred in August ; levying n
ipeciiil tux for curbing tmd guttering !
Purnham street from tlie vast curb ol
Fifteenth street to the center of
Eighteenth street ; fL\inj { the cotupcii-
iittion of inspeitois otvti < ; hts aud
measures ; concerning thu hurso rail-
way. '
ftlr. Shclton garo official notictli
that a number of hydrants were inl
propcr'shapo and turned the same
jver to tlio city. TJiis was ivfeired
to the committee on natur works and '
lowers.
Sir. WcCuno , of the police force ,
IVIIB allowed one week's absence nu
iccount of the illness of his father ,
it Des Moines.
The water works company request-
id that sumo ordiiiauco bo pasaud to
itnp peisons from fooling with the
furious hydrants. Suvuiul had been
instructed by brooms and biiuk-bats.
deferred to the judiciary committee.
The appraisers reported th.it the )
considered John t > . Jones damaged
to the extent of $400 by reasoi'i of the
ihaifio in grade on Douglas sheet.
Referred tn finance committee.
John H. Horbuch loqucsied * that
the cnuncil take action in regnrd U
delinquent city and county taxes , on
lots 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 , in block D. He-
furrtd to judiciary committee.
A number of ciii/.uns signed a com
munication rcquesiing that the watei
pipe bo extended 'along Suventeentl ;
sticot , between Jzard and St. Paul
st routs. Kefuired to comtuitieo on
waterworks and scwera.
Bids were received from ten parties
for lots advertised for sale in block
344. Referred to committee on pub
lie property and improvements. . >
Bids were received to furnish labot
md matoiial tor thu construction ol
jewors from Ittuer Bros. , Murphy &
Co. , and McCauley & O'Briuti , of
Omaha. Referred to committee on
waterworks and sowers.
The linanco cummitteo rcct.om
mended that S. G. Mullet , city tn-as-
urer , bo denied additional hulp'in ' his
jllico. Adopted.
The report of the committee on
jliiims that D.ui Slmtiuhan be paid
f49 was adopted.
Thu committee on water works and
3uwots reported that Hugh Murphy '
i Co under bid McOauloy & O'Brien
5415.05 for constructing the nuivers [
md recommended that the coiur.tct
be awaidcd the latter. Adopted.
The ordinance establishing a sow- ( I
jrago district wua read by title and
leforred to the judiciary committee.
A special ordinance appropriating
money to John H. Green for curbing
md guttering Furnhmn street from
Ffteonth to Eighteenth. Passed.
Ordinnrco establishing thu grade of
rwoutyfieth street from St. Mary's L '
tvenuo south to the Union Pacific
railway track passed. I
The following resolutions were
pasHed ; That n sidewalk bo laid on
St. Mary's uvonuo along Oak Knoll
iddition' to Bishop Clarkson's resi
lience ; that a sidewalk bo laid on
Furiihum street fr m Twenty-first to
rVenty-fifth street ; that
bo placed 011 the northwest corner of il
Eleventh and Jones streets ; that the )
iron culvert ut the corner of Califor
nia nnd Fourteenth streets bo moved f
to Webster street , to replace tht I
wooden culvert now there ; that 500
copies of the city ordinances compiled |
under thu supervision of G. 8. Chasi
be published in law book form utidei
the direction of the committee on
printing , 100 to bo bound in calf and
the remainder in pamphlet form , uud I
that thu volumes contain also the con i
stitution of the United Status and th
rity charter. The city engineer's re
tort on cidowalka not built nor re f
paired was adopted. Tim committee
in gas was instructed to keep the
tamps on Tenth street burning all
night while the street is being graded ,
Air. Herman was grunted leave of
jb'cnco during October.
At the conclusion the following
resolution was adopted : '
Whereas , Wo Imvo learned with I
thu deepest Borrw of the death ol
James A. Garfield , president of tin-
United States , therefore bo it
Resolved , By tlio city council of
Omaha , that appreciating the nobility I.
if his character , the completeness of
liis manhood and the maturity of his
A'isdoiii , admiring the patriotism and
itatesmunship which so thoroughly
jimliflod him to fill thu presidential D (
ilrlco , this council , in the midatof uni
rorsal sorrow , and as a token of re-
ipect to liia memory , does hereby ad- L1
ourn.
Adopted.
U
pied.
DU UN ALL. Monday morning ut 8
/clock , of typhoid f y r , Mm. Durnall , ii
vlfo o ( Samuel Durnall. Funeral from
ate resilience , 1135 Sixteenth utrcet at 3
in. TburjJ y. Frleml * luviteil to at
ad.
OMAHA A1EDIOAL COLLEGE
Full session begins Oct. 10 , J881
Address , G. D. AYKEB , M. D. , Sec.
"DI.AOK.DRAUGHT" cures costive
ness ni'd
AtO. I *
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOriOE-Aihcrtlsciiicnt To Loan , Forbaln.
, < wt. Found , WnnU , lloarcllnt , tc , , ntllbein
crtcd In those colnmni onto for TEN CENT ?
jer line ; ench aubsoquont Insertion , FlYECKNTr
icr line. The tint Insertion noicr lc thai
CWKNTY-FIVK CENTS *
TO LOAN-MONtY.
I ONKY TO LOANChrkson & Hunt , 21,1 , S.
I 11th Street. t ! ) If
[ ONKV TO LOAN Uall ut l.iw OHluol D
L It. Thonm UoomS. C'rnlirhtnn Illonk.
, To loan at from 8 lo 10 pi r tent
„ , _ , , , J on irood rc.il c-tntirecurlty , l > s
ill. H AC KDWAlllX. 110 ! ) 1'arnhani ft
> > ' * m / MMITOCAN ' At S lier crntln
iPr itMUlv tercit In sum * of fi.WXl and
ipnanK f or 3 to B year . on llr > til.i a rlty nut
nrni ( iroiKrty. UPMIS UKAI , I > I\TK and I.o * '
\HKVCY. ISth and | ) nir/l.-i Sl
HELP WANTED.
W ANTKD-OooJ soon- girl at ISla C
strcL-t. -iJ-tf
WAXTRO-Olrltoilo pcncral hoimnnrlc In
family ol three ; tin children. Wax s SI 00
iir ive It. Apply 181S Uotyl-is St. . 4J-U2'
- ( -noilsirl nliout 11 , to insist In !
WANTKDAnoilsirl
nUii-is. .Mu.t eoinoMlth good lu'trcncej
\ildrcM.MerLhanta.Oty. S'MI
WANTI1I ) A lood , ll\o nun , uxpcrlcncctl
In ilu erjcLciy biitlncis. Itnnirillktoly
ISAAU8. 41-io
W'ANTKI ) llouscl.ee. cr , 110J Farn'iani St.,1
up Ulr . 30-tf
WANTED-Rnrn to rent , xillhln flx Joih-L
ol lAtli aiul tnrnliam KU Applv 15131
rt.rnliam Si. 3S If
ANTED-nood- irlrl at sotit'mc8i ' |
VY loincr 10th and i iirtSt. US-tf
W' ANTIJl I Ity four j oungr mm , who ran fur
i lull trnod rufcrunvu , either tatilc b aril 01
toaril ai.d . led lnK. Addres' , amtlnj ; lurtlcnUr-J
: . A. U. , Ili5 , nlllce. 37-M
WANTKD Situation by y nng jninMlllnc
to ork ut any respectable buslnesn. Ad-
Irejj A , lice olllcu. 45 21 *
WANTEU First-class ba-ber , will puarantoo
Hftcen dollar * per week , SIS South lath
It. , bet. Farnham und Ooujjlas. 27-21'
rtTAXTKD A steady , competent girl for sec
YY " ' "I work ; wages jjpcruccli , J1HS. A. J
'ul'1'ljt.TON. 23 21
W ANTK D nlnjr room gI at lielntka'a
Itcstan ant , 13th and Jaikiou Stu. 81
IANTKD Womin cook at t o R met
w
House. 33 tf
WANTED Situation by a joung man In
s'ore. Knqnireut the In clllgcnco ufllco ,
UhHt , bet. Kanihaii.and llarncy.
W 'ANTKU-A Rood hors.tor n dellr rj
nagon. W. M Yaten , IDIli and Dodfo St.
W'ANTED-Oiil at 10s8 Ncirtli 10th trct ,
opposite J. J. Brown. llitS J. il. COUNS
IAN. 070-tf
ITirANIED-A boy at Peterson's Uolhlng1
YY store , F04 S. 'tenth St. A Uciiuan picfcr-
d Hu t give good reference 99tf
N i KD-GIrl at 2GOI Dodge street.
WA
"TO-tt (
vra -.i I I'Inn room girl , at th Dorah
Home , opK > slte Bee otU c. 074-tl
IJirANTKI ) KtsjMji-talile ( inp'ouneiit liyluu-
VV band utid wifeAUdrcs I > . l > . G , Kee I-
Ice 9I7-tf
ITTAXTKi'- II. W. Hartlgan , jimpiIctor of
YY the Ml ouri i alley Holler Works. Omaha ,
Job. , four drat class bollcr-niakcra No o her
iced apply. Bustwages , akl. M. W. IIAltil-
IAN. 8.15-tt
l"\7"A\TED-At Victors rcstonrant , a girl ,
> Y aboyand a good waiter. ( ! oed \vajoj \ \ 111
0 111' . , . OSttl
WANTKD To rent , by a newly married
con lie before Nov. 1st , a email tottajio
entrally located. Address 1(0 in 14 , Crcljrlnon '
31ouk.
il AKTKD Olrl at 11R3 North 10th St , 4
VV house north of bridge. II. 1) . IMuOM.
853-tf
Two experienced cools , blx liclp-l
WANTED
ruand thlr'y table xvaltera , during UCCK | _
if tatofuir. tnqultoof D. T. MOUNT. „
842 tt H12Funimm at. m
V7ANl'KlKiiiidiiihridKrand ithool boudCl
YY H.T.Clark , 0 ll ue. 20-tf _ '
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
1710" li\T ( : A ntwcotttgcwltli three rooms' ,
L j'ist ' llnl-lied. Inquire on i/rcinlsey,30tU nt ,
'tt. Kirniiam and Douglaa. 23 tf
71011 IlKNT Finnlshed klttlui ? and b'd r emU
U cheap ; with board If preferred. 1403 i ass tit.
10-2J
. 'Oil KrNT < ioodhon > e , 10 rooms and 8 00
wortn of furniture ( hero In for fcalo Apply
oS , T. Peterson , Itaii liitale Agent , h. K. ior ,
till and Donglan St. 934-tf
lUNT-Ju-t nnlshediwo Hrst-claio two-
FOR hrl 'k houses , 8 and 9 rooms , smh'e
id cemented cellars ; 310 mouthy In advance.
V.SI. UUSIIMAN , S. E. corner JMh ai.d Uouc
B tin. OiJ-tf
r.lOK RENT S furnished room * over Altu
chant * ' Exchange.N , K. ccr. IBth and Dodgi '
'n ets. isn.ii
17011 KENT-One room with board , 1 03 Call
* fornla Ntrcot. 7. tf -
iiv IlKNT Kleirantfurniahcd rnome. uuuu
alilo prjccui , brick house , SOISUaMi St. Oil i |
= oa SALE.
.
neil IlKNTiiR FOR SALK-TwoJartre , new
L Hue hoin.es within quarter mile of post of-
iC4 , nerBt Han's A > cuuu ami IsthSt ; 9and t
rnoniii caih Juslfoiniilelul. One 84u end
ne tOO per mouth. BEillH , Agent , 16th and
on'las at. 1"- '
OH IlKNT Two cotlafes , four rooms each ,
' im Fourteenth ttreet. Enquire of Then.
* 1ft. 49-tf
7 < iU REST 3 furnished or unfurnished roomi
I' f r liounokecpliife' , S blocks from | K > t office ;
00 NorUilMh t-reet. 42-22
. AKOod hone. Inqulru at New
FOU8AI.K Co. , 1UOS F n.lum at. 8 21
OR * ALB 1 flint-class < ahlnet organ , very
L' cheap : nearly new. Inquire Milton ] togcr >
Son , 14th and Farnham Bt. : < 0-tf
nOR RALK-Abont 300 cul.lc > ardi of dirt ,
L' nonthea t corner 20th and Cum ug , Ipim re
FRANK 8ASJ1ROU , 6Ii north lOUi utreet.
092-tf
. BALE Four acres of land near water
EOfl. reservoir , aluotuo cottaj'e on Caplto
1. Add. ANHULWHbVIN3.lbOO | Vougtu bt.
rtOR SAI.K A large , commodious , new , tw
LJ story liftu BwIth well ; jood loca Ion , neai
ioreu can , full lot with tree , well , lUtern , ttc
'cnui reaaonaWo. Eii'inlron' I' , W. Roe , Klin
. , bet. Charles and Seward Bti. 0--7-2 *
> U10R. It BALE.ESTAHItOOK
ESTAHItOOK * COK.
SAF.E-A small enslne , II. W. Payne I
FOR
Son' * make. In perfect osdcr. Inquire of | i ,
. Clark & Co. 30-tt
I7IOR SAI.K A * p n of ponlci , buyiry and liar
L1 ni ; bu yy a most new. Apply at tht
laledonlan Salovn , U. 1' . block , 10th tit. "til-tl
I7O11 UALK Uateand fiiriuturuof alnt-cU
hotel In a t wn of 1SOO InhahltanU , In ktati
Nebraska ; has Zt lieda ; the trat cllnir tnen'a rt >
art Inquire at 11KB orUce. 218-tl
HOI ! aAI.G M ps of Dou Ukand Harpy couc-
tie * . A. IIOafcWATKitH20Kariih ru trtcl
320-tf
neil tiALB-Neat hou o and full lot , 12 block *
from I' . O. at $1X10. JOUN L , . JkC'Aouii ,
_ 71S-II Opp. I'ototllce.
FOR SALB-Fino atock farm of 100 a cm
food houw , cattlu shed , orchard ic. , wltu
my reach of railroad. I'rlce , 81500 , par
imu at VJOHN L. UcCAOUK , Opii. I'oal
Itllc-e. tlit ! tl *
BAkK-Neat eottairvand good lot al
FOIt . JOHN L. McOAUUK Opp. f. O.
SP5DIAL HOTIDES-Oonnmiod
I r oUsKH AND I.AMJ llrnn rrntt hutitr < .
L'l. utorcs , hotcN , finr ote , Unil < ,
rooms , etc , See 1st tnjf _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
hou c \-tli | four room * and
half lot , No. iII3 Dod.-o liotnccn 2utli nml
! 7th ttrcct. Oood Hell nrnt plindn Iri'cs ; ) ioiie In
< oo l condition. Inqulvo on piwmUci. tSl'it
rTMnttBI.IJUU.AliH l-nl-i ni n-n rc < l bj M.
U S01HTT lllh anil Rirnnin U , TSOtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
CJTIIAYEUOII STOt.BN-On IhonUhtot IHh
Q of September , | { r y cell nbout thrca jc r
) l < l , with white face nml tliclut era "J. K."bmml-
! on i lie lift hipntnl shonliler. A rcwird will
> u inlet ( or hU lu'iirn or for-ny Inform t Ion
cndliiKto 111 * re oury. SAM UUSiCK , 1'oit
Jinalu. 2S4'
II ) HAY At A. II. HnnJcr's Kcul Store ,
J 101.1 f I irncy St. MiMf
SITUATION \VANTKI-lly 5Oiin > { man to.
drhoJiack or | 'tl tc mrrliire ; utilctly ru-
i uctablo. AiUrcsn K. A. , lieu olllce. 18-20'
On la\to street , ft litlle noith of Oinn-
FORT " , a jil.iln cold rlnp. ktlcrrJ nnil
U'o I. Tlio finder nil ) 1)0 nmid-om ! } rvu-n (1 d
f he Hill cominliiiicnto with K. IV ; I1. O Box
) ? . ' . , Unmlia-
\lli : TAUTV1Vho took clur o of M A. .l
. . NnH'Oatsti'iMof Oinmny trock , co
nnl' . Icttira anil oAiiiplos of rlno tr , " 11
intommont Canlk-11 llonmi , nlll liu liberall
. \nnkil nnd no ( | iicttloni nskiil. i0 : <
: Ut1 rive lieacl inllcli IP-VS bt Jnlm
KOI mix's fnnn.on Itollouio mail , nbonl 3
iillciNoiltli of tlio dty. Oumrmn ln\u snno
ty pratliiKirop | .irt > and t \ > his1 hm ge * . li M *
Klrst-cl.i s coik winteI for nihata
NOTIuK ! ) ) - . t- linn rent residence' . . - < oUti ) 10th
; st. JIMS. ir. KOU.NTOH. VM-ZO *
. JlMSlii ! : > Hull.MS-Ito.isoiiiiblo rutod at
Lli. 1717 Cuiul igH , btL 17tlia il Ittll fctrec ' .
. ) i tr
OOhTUM : TKM.UII AM ) MKIHUtt Mn.
i. ' Pllza. tell * pail , i rc'cntnnil future in lota
( .md all nlTiirn. hho ro\ciN tinilcepit > t stcrotsof
cart. MiiMioMin-is the mifjnctii : power to
fulfill nil your tti hm Cull at No. yi.2 corner ICta
and Chicago strctt.
FINK HOUSK TO IlKNT lle-t pi il of the city ,
1" rooiin , bath-roim , wilcr elo ct , jiai fnr-
iacc , &e , N.Slinlton , 1513 KnrnhiuiiSt. IC-23
M.MIA Hlltl ) SrOIIK IlaHfortaoal kinds
0 of Korelcn and Inmc8tlu ) HIrils , alan ISInl
fanclcry poods , nt 10J South lJili St. , hetxvcen
ujihs an Dodgo. ang20-.liii.
IUii | > USAL KOIt MAY Rid. will he received
by tno undersigned until noon. S p'u bee
! 6th , 1SS1 , for ' . ' ! ) tot s ol hay , to bu dJU end to
'he Still tiirricrs of the U i aha pos office , tbo
aid hay to bo liluo stein , n iddllnv c nrao and of
the very hert quality. JuSEl'll UlCIlBAtj.
ScptlO-il2tS\v2t. Onial.a 1'ostolllt-c.
P1UVATK INSTHUCTIONS In French , Ger
man , Gnck nnd Latin. I'rol H.nry ( W.
Mpok. HUB CallfoniU S > SOO-QC3
BEM1S has rattllUK'lonllttn of liousos. loto
lands aud tarrn for B.\le Call and KG !
them.
> A'i MKS. U. K. CLAHKK'S No. 1 Hoard
CAM \ Itonee , cor. 13th and Vodgo tits. Heat
ii the tity. SlO-tl
n EJII3' REAL ESTATE BOOH. Sec 1st p ge.
nr
r EMI8' NKW CITY MAPS.25C. Soc 1st p {
UP \ red cow. Ownur can h Y <
J. name by pro * in ; property and pnylnff
uliarKca. FltANUd UOUBCxS , Saundcrs
Gr.uoSt- ' . au2l-ev
KMIS' KKAL ESTATK EXCIIANUK. ti
B
rr U. BROWN Corner 12th and Chicago
Li . streets , Is rmly to bore or deepen wells ,
.
COUNCIL BLUFRS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
ANTED K\cryhoilr In Conne'1 Rluffs l
it tAoTiiK UKC , 2' cents p.r cuk , de-
iliend by camera. OititocOr cr ur odwuy and
Main , up stairs , Councl llluffs. 6u-Mt
T. > buy 100 tons brorni crrn.
WANTED address Coii'iill Bluffj
Ilioom Factory , found D.iifTj , lonn C5i-2'Jtf
A ooJ carpenter at once. Ap
ply Jiynstcr & AiUuis , Council I'luflf ,
Iowa. 059-29 * .
WANTED A fir t-ci ! H bnvm tier. Vayna
& Co. , Council Bluffj , Iowa. CCO 20 *
ANTKD A boy to ilo chord at Mvnstors
WAN
11 ihcry , Council BuH , < . COt-So *
ANT > iD Hood glrlforfjen ral housework.
W ilari * JJynatcr , ( 'ounc.ll Bluffii' 002 tf
TT ANTCn A fcltuatlon by a first-class n I'lor.
Yl Had 20 , ioirs experience. Understandit
old and netv i roco > fos. Speaks in'iilrnml
U rman and at | ualuteil ulth btcnm and water
p worn. Can pi. c 'he l cst ot rcfortnco. Will
comonn trial at a < .y time , Addruia H. S , Box
1S11 , Council Bluff * , la.
\ V AKTED -aMhtlenlan 6 * cx > ericnccand
VLul'o 3 lialilt' , u poslt'on uith a firm ,
either at tierk or t travc' . lo crcncu given. I.
U WA'lKINa CounUl niuft ) . 01229 e
/ 1AI/L on or addro Potter fc I'alnicr , 40 South
\j Cth street Council Uitiffs , lona. for rall-
road tltKcta onit. west , notthnnd south. Chicago
510.00 Hound trip S10.CO Kvi rv tckct uuar-
uitceil.and tickets bouslit , sold and cxehan ed
Two c-vpcrlcrico I hook
f.ir Colorado and Utah. Addrui P. O ,
box 1214 , Council Bluff * Iowa. MK)2l ) *
To Contractors , Builder * and
Property Owners.
The undo. tinned ba Injc been appointed agent
'or the oxtennho Iron and nlrn inanufao'iirlnff
nousei of E. T. llarnum , nf Detroit , and the
us-cl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of to tons daily , \t \ prepared to
uniUh ettlniates and prices for Iron columns ,
tc. , ic. , for store fronts , window caps and sills ,
threshold plitis. wrought iron bcanu and gird-
in , hjdraulle clcvatora , staplii tlttlng * , ' inillcys ,
iliaftlntr , Ac. ; aNo Iron fences , cresting , v/m >
Jew guards , shutter" , stairs , bale nits , Bcttceu ,
.hull 9ancs , aiquariunu , fountains , eumincr
louses , lawn , garden and cemetery ornam nts ,
low or stands , gra * o suaril , &c. , & ' . . In cndloas
arlcty. Catalogues supplied on application.
lli-.NHV II. IIAItllY ,
Manufacturers' Agent , Zi I carl struct ,
Council Bluffs. Iovr l
EDWAED KUEHL ,
V1AQI8TER OF PAf.MYsTEUV AND CONDI ;
fiONAU.VT , tm Tenth Street , i.Lt c-o'iF.irnhiun
md II * ney. Will , with tne aid of cuordlan
ipiii'i ' , obtain for any one a glance at the past
km ! pruMiit. and on certain condition * In the fu
ture. H x > t and Shoes mudo to order. Perfect
atlifactioii puarant4Cd , u28-lm
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No other
trpatlon makut nuch light , flaky hot brcodi ,
nxurlous paltry. Van In ) rtton by Dttpcuilo
It rout fear of thelllv rfiultlnit from heavy I nil
od. Hold o lv In tain , In all Ororcn
110YAL lUUlHCil'OWDKIt CO
r N w York.
0. Y. OOOJIUM s.