8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY , OCTOBER 6 1881.
DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , Oct 6 ,
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
BLHOTION TUESDAY , NOVKMnKIt 8TH.
Tor .Sheriff ,
UAVIUN. MIl.r.Kll.
For Trewnrcr ,
JOHN HUSH.
For Clerk ,
JOHN 1JAUMKK.
For CoinlnlMlonrr ,
11. P. KNI01JT.
For .Ttulgc ,
A. M , CIIAWVKJK.
For Sunoyor.
OKOHGK SMITJI.
For Supcilntcmlentof Iiistriictinn ,
J. J. I'd I NTS.
For I 'wirier ,
JOH.VO. .IACU11.S.
For the nccomodatlon of nur up-town
patrons ftrrnngcincnLs hnvo been mndo with
Kdholin & Urlckson , jewelers , opposite the
po t office , where nilvcrUneincnts anJ
crdcw for the city delivery of TUB ] JKK
will bo rcccivc < l. Advertisements for the
evening must bo handed In before 1:30 : p.
m. , lor the morning edition before 8:30 :
P. ml
LOCAL BREVITIES.
I'atterson 11 * conl.
Donne. Itclinblo Hatter.
Frederick Lending Hatter.
( ) H ! Cigars at Kulm'n lni Storo.
Quina Dftiidoliiio Powder nt Kuhn's.
Tlio nexv furniture ia being placed in
the CM * street xcliool this week.
Smoke SUritou ft Storm.i , finest
Cigar , nt Kuhn'a Drug Store only.
Th Lion continue * ! to roar for Moore' *
Harnex .nd Saddlery.
For FINE Commercial Job Printing ,
11 at Tint HER Job room * .
Who pays the highest price for Second
Hand Furniture ? Abrahams & Lew if ,
1121 Douglas street. wplO-Uw
Lost Bunch of key * . Finder will
ple.u" ) leave them nt the delivery window
nt tliu pontofllce nnd rcccito reward.
Amelia Sexton , daughter of Henry
He'xtun , diud lant Moiulny ut the rosidcnci ;
. of , Henry Donnhot , 111 ! ) Nineteenth
Ktrcet. She wns 22 imintlw nnd 12 days
old.
Fred Schrocdor mul hi aKsistant , Her
man Schitturly , worn urrestccl yesterday on
'n warrant aworii 'out by Uol. Wattion 1) .
Smith for keeping open and working in n
barber nhnp on SundayH.
Chas. S. 1'eaio , the assistant U. S.
engineer , who hns charge of thu Minfouii
ricr work , in looking about jn this city fur
n Miitnblo location lor his olllco. Ho IH
now located in Council HlufTe , but thu
licadqtinrtcra are to be removed to Oinnhn.
The jury in the caHB of Marsh VB. Unr-
ley , which is hcing tried in the district
court , went out yesterday nnd the case
uf Millnrd VB. Hurley wnn at once called ,
ThlH caic invalvcH idinoHt precisely the
came iusucs ,
Five or * ix loaded box cars on the S.
C. & 1 * . K. R. were ditched on Sunday
nnd a br.ikemnn fioverelv hurt , owing to
n broken rail A temporary trnck wan
laid around the wicck and no delays of
trains Imvu occurred. .
n > ,
-Ono hundred nnd fifty-nlno beautiful
residence lota , located on Hamilton xtreet ,
half way between the turn tftblu of the
red street car line nnd the r/nterworks
ti-oRorvoir nnd nddition , niiil junt west of
jthe convent of the .Sistcra Poor Claire in
Shtnn'n addition. 1'ricea range from 875
to 81(0 each , nnd will be Bold on easy
term * to those who will improve. Ilcmm'
fcncy , Flffcc'nth nnd llougl H
PERSONAL.
.Urn. J5. 1 ! , Balch wontcast yesterday.
gF. A.Naiihuid wife arrived homo yew-
U'nluy from the west.
t { i > , Jf. Jewclt Inft for Cheyenne on the
west bound train yesterday.
T. Pulton Gant , nf Deadwood , son of
the lamented Judge ( ant , Is ( n the city ,
lluu. M , 1) , ISoneck , of Kan Francisco ,
came in on the overland train yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Her returned homo yester
day from 11 visit upon friends in Colorado ,
J. F. Coots , vho Rets the contract for
building the now court house , 1 envoi
Detroit for this city to-day.
f At the Metropolitan ; MM. Wilmm
llcyiioldf , of Fremont ; John Winter , of
Wahooj A. O. lilakcitnd , of Wahoo.
Henry lurK ! , of Winner ; Thomas L.
Fa > cH , of Lincoln ; Dan FarininKton , of
llenton , Mo. , tire ktayfng nt the Crclgliton
Ot-n. Jtobert WilllaniB nud fuiuilyfinnlly
departed yesterday for their now home in
'Chicago. Their many friends part with
them with regret.
Among the guests ut the Wlthnell uro :
J. W. Devtccsu , of L'ncoln ; M. Itood and
wife , of Kehraska City ; Ml s Mlnnlu
Quick , uf Helena , Montana.
K' S , Lambert and wife and W. U
FulUm , of Lincoln ) F. Van Wlolke , of
Bell Creek ; K. S. Perry , of Auroraj F. A.
Murphyof PJntUmoiithiJ , Shouvf Hook
Itluifs , are reglHtercd nt the Caufield
house ,
Chas. Dresner , one of the Chlingo and
NortUwesteru dining car conductor ! ! ,
jwbiiuiui the poaltlcn on the wetU-ru dlvl-
nionof that r > ad made vacant by the
transfer of Mr. Davis , the former conduc
tor , to the eoaUnt division.
Charles Davis , dining car ronduotor on
the Chicago & Northwestern road , ha
been transferred to ttio uatturn division of
the rood , and yesterday left with liU faml-
lyfor Chicago , whore he will nmko Ills
home , Mr , Davis made a reputation ns n
upleudld caterorand also immarous friends
by his iuvurlablu courtesy nnco his nm on
the wvstoru division who will regret his
dspurture. Ho will now bo found on the
run from Cedar Jtapldi to Chicago , and It
i needlciis to ony that any of hi * Omaha
Slid Council Hlulfs friends will bu. . regaled
with "tjic/utot the land" should lliuy Iw
fortunate enough to bit down to tl ( Iwun.
tcou-ly iiprcad tabled of liU car.
'WINE OF OAnPUl"
' i "A O. , F ,
ABLY HANDLED ,
A Subject Treated By Father
Damon Lost Night.
Some of the Jk'opulnr Otijootionn to
tlio Catholic Ohnroli.
Thu churcli of tlio Holy Fntnily wiut
crowded Tuesday ovcniK ! IiunFntlior
D.iincii , tlio votur.in .lu.suit , was an-
notmced to lecture on tliu nnbjuct of
"Tho Popular Objections to tlio Calli-
olio Kt'ligion. " An might bo expected
from Father D.IIIIUH tlio subject , wiut
ably treated.
Father DAIUUII tc.id from Matt. v.
in rufereiicu to thu church being sub
ject to persecution , and calumny ,
uven aH her divine founder WJIH. Ho
then went over the bitter pcraceutiotiH
of the church by thu pn an Unmaim ,
and the high priests of the Hynagogiio
for the first llireo hundred yeanj ol
the current or.j , when thu ChristiaiiH
hnd In worahip in caves , catacombs
and old ( pinny uxcavatioim.
"JIo Bniil it is estimated that at leant
20,000,000 of Chrisliuns milluivd mar
tyrdom for the fiiitli in those . ' { 00
yearHj until tlio Lord convciteil Con-
Htantino the Great , nnd tliu Cliristiiu
church enjoyed 11 breathing Hpcll ol
peace nnd could worship God and
Christ the Savior in the full light of
dny.Hotuid
Hotuid , for 1,800 yours the ehurch
hiH : buen ponucutcd , anil uithout go
ing into intermediary history , aim is
bitterly peineeuted to-day in llutnii ; ,
Germany , Franco , Italy and all over
Europe. Even in thu United States ,
whore religious libeitym the watch
word mid where man is allowed to
wotuhipuis heliatn , the Catholic chuich
in calumniated , reviled and 10 a great
extent held up to Hcorn.
Ho Haid , Catholics are condemned
for believing and practicing what they
never did , and never intended to be
lieve or practice. The charges made
iigiiiut tlio church originated in the
imaginative br.xin of her prejudiced
enemies , and are scattered abroad aH
hereuoi-d.
Charge J. "Tho Catholics are not
allowed to read the bible. " Thiu ho
branded us a malicious Blander , that
can bo refuted by reference to the ap
probation of 1'opo Pius VI , on the
lly-leaf of every bible , and the fact
that a full and complete bible , not an
emasculated one like the rcviHed ver
sion , can be hnd fur § 1.25 That the
Catholic church luut alwaytt been thu
friend and cimtodiau of the bible ; and
that moiikrt and iiuim for .several cen
turies multiplied copies of the bible
before thupurt of printing wan invent
ed and perfected ; that had it not been
for the Catholic church PratcntuntH
to-day would have no bible to cavil
over ; that were the church opposed to
or afraid of the bible she could have
destroyed it eonturieH before Luther
commenced his reformation. Thu
biljle , said ho , is the bulwark and for-
tilicatiun of thu Catholic church. By
it KIU proves all her doctrines and
practices and refutes all heresies. It
is thu stronghold of the church ; and
by itVhe confrmnds heretics , schis-
umlicH and infidels.
Olmrjjo 2. "Tho Roman Catholic
church is opposed to education. " This
ho replied to by referring to the col
leges , universities and schools of En-
rupo ; to Orford , thopridoof England ,
stolen from thu Catholic founders , and
to the numerous colleges , universities ,
nominal ics , academics and parochial
schools scattered over the United
States.
Charge tt. "Tho Inquisition" was
not an ceck'niusticiil but a govern
mental tribunal ami torture , instituted
by Fendinand and Isabella , of Spain ,
nguinst the rebellions Moora nnd Jews
wlio disaffected the country. Sever.il
popes remonstrated with Spain on the
ctnelty of the inqui ition , and one
PopO threatened to excommunicate her
if sliii didn't Jelav Ihti liger of that
tribunal. All the privHta had to do
ttith it was to dcciuo question of or
thodoxy or heterodoxy.
Charge 4. "CalholicH wirmp graven
linages/ ' This he Hcouled inft.hu idea
Ihat wu all prixu . thu pictures and
statues of our friends on eaifh , and
more so should wu those in heaven.
Ho averred t at Catholics worship
nonu but God thu Savior ; but they
honor the ( mints ; and in an especial
manner the queen of all Bainta , thu
Mother of Jesus , whom heaven honor
ed , and to whom a divine ambassador
miluted as "full of graco" and "most
highly favored of God. "
Charge 5. "Catholics arc supersti
tious. " The Catholic church looks on
thu indulgence in superstitious prac
tices as a grievous sin. Ho hero ex
plained thu symbolism of thu lights ,
Ui id thu ornamentation of thu Catholic
ehurch , deemed mipcrt < titioim by non-
Catholics.
Charge 0. "That none can bo saved
outshlu the Catholic ehurch. " Hu an-
Bwerod this at some length , quoting
the words of Ohtist , "Ho that will
not hear the church , let him be to
theo as the heathen and thu publican , "
and , "Ho that bekiveth not shall bo
condemned. "
Charge 71 "There are HO many bad
people among Roman Catholics. " Hu
said there wore too many , truly ; and
the church was laboring to nuilcd them
good ; and that thu church should not
bo held responsible for had members
any morn than Christ should bo held
accountable for thu defection of Ju-
diis.
diis.Charge 8. "Thu Catholio church is
composed of Dutch , Irish , and other
foreigners. " Ho naid nil wore foreign-
era or iloncendiinln of foreigners hrro ,
and thu church was not established fui
any particular nationality , but for "all
luitiuns. . "
Charge 0. "Tho refuting to oat incut
on fast days and Fridays. " Ho raid
much of the trouble of the world
arisen from 'eating. But God through
His church commands people to fust
and abstain , and they are bound to
obey or nuller the consequence of dis
obedience" divine law as they uru
amenable tojiuinun law.
At this point the clergyman was ob
liged tu duaitt owing to want of timo.
Laud lieatfuo Mooting-
The L\nil : Lu.ignu held a icgulai
meeting last evening in Clark's hall ,
The attendance wns ipii o meagre , but
aomo'uf the proceedings of the moot
ing word interesting. Subscriptions
are etill coming in encouragingly.
"Tlio Jtcvcro Bovine I ounci Ulull'u
is thu best flocoiul-claae hotel in thu
'
Onod Advlco.
Marshal Angell yesterday re
ceived a letter from one of Allan I'ink
ei ton's detectives , who accompanic
Uanium's circus in its tour. The fol
lowing is the substance of tliu note :
"I would icspectfnlly suggest ilia
yon notify your banks , jewelry store
and other places wheie valuables are
deposited , that they be especially ol
thu lookout for sneak thieves at the
time when the procession may bo pass
ing their places of biisines.s , its ( hero is
a class of professional thieves who plj
their trade and take advantage of the
attention of thu employes being at
trncted to the parade , and make it an
occasion to commit robberies on banks
and stores at the time. "
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
It Will bo Opened Next Mon
day Night.
Omaha medical oollcgo , corner o !
South Eleventh and Mason streets , in
rapidly approaching eomplotion nnd
will be ready for the formal opening
next Monday night. Upon that occa
sion Gen. John C. Cowin will deliver
the address to the faculty and stu
dents. The college will be thrown
open for public inspection and the citi
zens generally are invited to , bo pres
ent. Probably no bettor location for
an institution of this character could
have been chosen. It is both conve
nient to the depot and , by the street
ear line , to other portions of the city.
The college will open on
Tuesday morning for regular
work. Over forty students
from this and surrounding states are
already registered , which indicates a
largo patronage after the1 first * term.
Dr. John Carter , of Ottumwa , la , a
well known medical authority , will bo
the resident professor , and occupy the
nhair of chemistry. The rest of the
faculty willbe : 11.11. LivinpBtonM.D. ,
of I'lattsmouthgprcsiden and professor
of principle and practice of surgfry ;
Q , 13. Aycrs , M. D. , of Omaha , socro-
taryand professor of anatomy ; V. II.
ColFman , M. D. , of Oiimhn , professor
of principle and practice of medicine ;
8. D. Mercer , M. D. , of Omaha , pro
fessor of operative and clinical sur-
pory ; S. P. Loisinrinc , M. D. , of
Omaha , professor of obstetricsand
diseases of women ; J. U. Denise -
nise , M. D. , of Omaha , professor of
physiology and clinical lecturer
on the eye nnd ear ; R. 0. Moore , M.
D. , of Omaha , professor of materia
mcdica and therapeutics ; A. S. V.
Mansfield , M. I ) . , of Ashland , pro-
lessor of general pathology ; D. A.
Joy , E. M M. D. of Ann Arbor ,
Mich. , professor of chemistry ; G. H.
1'ccblos. M. D.of David City , professor
ser of diseases of children and ad
junct on disease of woineiiGon. ; [ J.
U. Cowin , of Omaha , professor of
medical jurisprudence ; H. P. Mat-
howson , M. D. , professor of.diseases
uf the mind ; W. S. Gibbs , M. D , of
Dmaha , demonstrator of anatomy.
As will bo seen , the faculty is both
largo and able. The college is , doubt
less , destined to become ono of Oma-
iia'n most valued institutions , and its
opening is an event of no Rinall.mo-
incut.
Standard Club Hop-
The Standard club held a very
pleasant hop in their hall last' even
ing. The arrangement of dances was
both novel and enjoyable. A very
line collation accootably divided the
program , A number of ladies and
jontlomon from out of the city were
present. Steinhauscr's orchestra fur
nished excellent music. The unpleas
ant weather deterred many from ut-
tondinq , but there was , nevertheless ,
i merry party , who wliilod away the
tours until after ono o'clock. An
other reception will bo iriven BOOH.
Tulins Meyer , C. II. Ilorton , M.
Goldsmith , Rob I. Harrison and A.
Holler were the committee on ar-
rangonianta.
Pushing the Work.
The work on the water company's
settling reservoirs on Cnming street in
now being pushed forward with as
much rapidity as is possible. Con-
Biderable dillieulty is mot in securing
a sufllcient number of workmen. The
company has run up a boarding shanty
near the woik and could give plenty
of employment to fifty more men if
they had them. A premium of twen
ty-live cents a day over the regular
wages paid is securing n number'
workmen now.
Citizen * ' Meeting.
A masH mooting of the citi/.ens of
South Omaha will bo held on Friday
evening in the Hascall school house.
The object of the meeting is to devise
means to secure fro > n the city govern
ment proper protection from fire and
uccmary police surveillance. Thu
board of education will uLso bo xirgcd
to provide pioper facilities. The citi
zens nf South Omaha claim that they
have been almost entirely overlooked
in these matters , and think that some
relief were grunted.
BradstrooU Report of Fallnroi.
The failures throughout the United
States and Canada reported to the
"Uradstreot's" during thu post week-
were 1U3 , au increase of 13 over the
record of the preceding week. Tlio
number of important failures was also
considerably increased.
The total number of failures report
ed wcro 380 , showing an increase , the
consequence of the iniury by drouth
in the cotton belt , and also that an in
creasing volume of business naturally
gives a greater number of failures.
The ' .otal uumbnrof failures report
ed during thu tliiid ( purler of 1881
were 1,131 , with actual assets of § 1-
14Uatl8 , and liabilities of § 1) , 120,539 ,
showing a percentage of assets to lia
bilities of Ql.
A Worthy Object.
The Omaha Maonnrchor will give a
concert next MonJay evening at Tur
ner I fall , tlio proceeds of which will
bo devoted to the aullorors by the
Stunton cyalono. Tlio committee of
arrangements for the concert consists
ofVm. . Mack , Wm. Wookbaoh nnd
Wra. Aust ,
RUMBLES PROM THE RAIL ,
Tromendoud 1'rnffio Over Al
the Roads ,
The usual hoary business for the
railroads at thii season of the year
in 1881 has become almost a burden
When trains are reported late , am
travelers miss desired connections
the usual tendency is to grumble a
the roads , ns if they were in the fuul
entirely. In fact , the fault lies will
the traveling public. There are too
many of them.Vhoro do all the
people cotno from and 1:0 : to ? " is thu
involuntary inquiry in the mint
of any ono who , day after
day , watches the crowds who swarm
in and out of the oftentimes al
ready filled cars.Vlienovcr they
como from and disappear , it is certain
that they are "on the go" and the
usual adequate facilities , < of all the
railroads leading east and west are
just now taxed to the Utmost.
The overland train from Ogden to
this city yesterday pulled in with
three day conches and live Pullman
jars crowded full. The cast-bound
trains that leave the Union Pacilic
: rinsfer depot in 'tho morning and
afternoon , usually taku out three day
coaches and a Pullman. Nearly every
day for the past three weeks twomoiu
coaches have buon added , and it is no
unusual thing for each of thcso trains
.o pull into Chicago with twelve and
'outteen coaches all filled with pee
ple.
ple.&Tho "cut" rates east of Chicago
nay have something to dp with this
usli of travel , it now being possible
or a through passenger to ride from
Chicago to itoston lor five dollars ,
> y purchasing a rebate ticket , and to
return for seven dollars. Many of
.ho overland passengers , however , are
found for , or are in from San Fran-
isco. Probably more people hare
rosscd the continent this year than
ivoii in any year of the gold migra-
ion craze.
The passenger traflic is only half of
t. Freight shipments are heavier
ban over ' before. With the
ingle exception of grain , the
reight bills of all the roads
how a remarkable increase.
Especially is this the case in the line
of cattle shipments. During Soptem-
) cr the three directly eastern roads to
} hicngo leading from Council Blufls
hipped two thousand three hundred
ar loads of cattlo. Of these the
Jhioauo & Northwestern and Rock
sland roads carried nearly an equal
lumber , while thu C , , U. & Q. line
tid a slightly heavier business than
ither. This crowds thcso roads to
.heir utmost capacity. Yesterday the
tock yards at Council 131ufl's were
ull of cattle , for which only
evonty cars could bo mustered
roni'fill the lines. Most of the cattlu
tro from Wyoming territory. This
lusincss will probably continue during
tie present month.
.Among other extensions of roads
cading to this city is that of thu
bioux City and Pacific. By the last
f this week the track to Long Pine
vill bo completed , which will give
Ins rlud ) an additional sovonty-iivo
niles west of O'Neill City.
Bogus Certificates
It is no vile drugged stuff , protand-
ng to bo made of wonderful foreign
outs , barks , &c , and puffed up by
eng bogus certificates of pretended
nirnculous cures , but a simple , pure ,
iflcctivo medicine , made of well
cnoirn valuable remedies , that fur-
n'shcs its own certificates by its cures.
Ve refer to Hop Bitters , the purest
nd best of medicines. Republican.
. octl-15
Confidence Game.
Gco. Coombs and John Brown were
rrcstcd yesterday afternoon on com-
ilaint of two parties , who claimed to
lave been swindled out of $10. Tlio
tory was that Coombs got the
'chumps" in tow , found out that they
vanted work , and took them to
3rown , who told them ho could secure
hem wjrk in Plattsmouth on the con-
itiun that the strangurs pay $5
piece for Brown's trouble. They
luim they did BO , but afterward dis-
overed that the guaranty for jobs
vns good for nothing and then in-
onned the oflieors.
TRUE TO HER TRUST.
Too much cannot bo said of the
vor faithful wife and mother , con-
tantly watching and caring for her
.car ones , never neglecting a single
.uty in their behalf. When they nto
ss.iiled by disease , and the system
hould have n thorough cleansing , the
toinach nnd bowolu regulated , blood
uiriliod , malarial poison exterminated ,
ho must know that Elcctrio Bitters
ro the only sure remedy. They ar
ho best and purest medicine in the
vorld , and only cost fitty cents. Sold
by Ish & MoMahoii. (2) ( )
Not Allen Pardee'HugKlni.
To thu Editor ol Tlio Dec.
LAH YEOAH , N. M. , September 30
ily attention has been called several
hues to associated press dispatches
hat appeared about n month ago piv-
ii' ' the information that A. P. Hug-
gins had been con-ailed atLa Ctosse ,
Wis. , by Chief of Police Hatch , for
Kissing counterfeit money. - An ac-
iiiiintance of mine at this place sent
o Hatch for a photograph of A. P.
lugginB , and , after a careful study of
lis features as represented in the pho-
ograph , I think that Dr. Miller , of
. 'ho liorald , might recognize the A.
\ Huggins that ho was "writing up"
ast summer and fall. This bad namo-
ako of mine for it is certain now
hat ho is bad , as ho pleaded guilty to
ho charge on the 21st instant -I hope
n the future will give his full given
lame , whichis not as is your sub-
criber's ,
ALT.KN FAIIUKK HUOOINH ,
W. ! WllHnni. ' Death-
After long'illnosa of consumption
Villiam L. Williams , ago 33 years ,
lied yesterday at half-past 10
'clock , The funeral will toke place
rom his residence , No. 04 Tenth
trcot , between Capitol nvenuo and
) avonport streets , to-morrow at 3
q'clook. The deceased had been au
employe of the U. P. shops for nearly
tlmtetm yearn. The friends of the
family are iuvitgil to attend the fuiii
mil ,
A Fine Finn.
McEIfatrick tfc Sunt the St. Lotti
architects , have prepared the dran
ings for a model hotel , to bo crcctct
at the corner of Tenth and Farnhan
streets. According to thcso plans , to
erect and furnish the hotel would cos
at Ira'st ' $180,000V The arrangement
and details of the hotel are ccrtainl ;
very fine. The plans have not beei
accepted , and it is doubtful whcthe
the gentleman who h to erect it i
willing to spend quite so much nionoj
upon the hotol.
RAPIDLY PUSHED.
The Opera House Intorijr
Looming up Grandly.
Notwithstanding the damp weather
which has a tendency to prevent the
drying of plaster , work is being pushed
rapidly forward in the opera house.
Work on the gallery is now completed
with the exception of placing | in
the scats. All , ho fresco work
on the coiling is complete
with the exception of ono small me
dallion , The balcony is in the same
condition and requires merely to bo
cleared up and the chairs inserted.
The largo stage which has hitherto
licen merely an upon space is now
being rapidly tilled with the compli
cated system nf woodwork which is
necessary for the manipulation
of the scenery. Mr. Toomoy
if Noxon , Halley it Toomoy , of St.
[ < ouift , who have the RCCIIO painting in
iharge , is hard at work now with a
brco of assistants. Thu heavy stag-
ng which had to bo erected on account
) f the frescoing , and other work will
) o removed by Saturdayso Mr. Shaw ,
mo of the contractors says. These
wards and planks once removed
a clear view to the ceiling can bo ob-
ained. The wood work is being
rmhrd along rapidly , and one can
ilready form a good idea of how really
isautiful it will be. The opera house
vill bo opened on the 17th inst.
The RlRhtlSort of General-
Jacob Smith , Clinton street , Buffalo
ays he lias used Spring ISluxsoiu in his
nmily as a general medicine for casci nf
ndigestion , lilltouRncH" , bowel and kidney
omplnints and disorders ari.iin from ini-
mritieM of the Mood. He bpcaks highly
f its efficacy. Trice 50 eents , trial bottle.s
0 cenU. codlw
Real Estate Transfers
The following transfers were ro-
orded at the county clerk's office
September 2'Jth , as reported for
, his paper by John L. McCaguo , real
state agent and conveyancer :
Joseph Barker and wife to C. E.
klayiio , paH of sec. ! ! 2 , tp. 10 , r. 13 ,
ast , w. d. $2,000.
Joseph Barker and wife to C. E.
rtuyne , part lot 4 , Thornell's add. , w.
. -1,500.
A. JT. Mayno and wife to Joseph
Jarker. part lot 4 , ThornoH's add. , w.
. -1,300.
C. E. Mayno and \vifo to Joseph
Barker , part lot 8 , Thornell'a add. ,
v. d. 2,000.
Aug. Kountzo and wife to G. T.
kckstrom , part lot 22 , Kountze 2nd
dd. , w. d. 8225.
Agnes J. Morrow to Herman
Countze , part lot 4 , blk. 194A , Oma-
m , exec. deed. $202.
G. T , Beckstrom and wife to L. L.
frisk , part lot 22 , Kountze'a add. , w.
d. S1CO.
W. T. Seaman and wife to W. A.
Seymour , part lotB , Shinn'aadd. , w.
d.-Sl.COO.
fl. W. Yates to James H.Kirk ,
> art lot 4 , Ragen's add. , w. d. 8375.
Z. T. AVilcox and wife to W. R.
'urner , part sec. 0 , tp. 1(5 , range 10 ,
ast , w. d. S800.
Aug Kountxu and to James Gilbert ,
ot 15 , block } , Kountze's third add. ,
v. d.215. .
A. J. Hiinscom and wife to Goo.
P. Stebbiim , 1C lots in block 7 , Hans
om's place , w. d. § 4,500.
Jno. A. Horback and Stella M.
lot 2 block 3 Ilor-
> hamplin , part , , -
> ack's second add. , w , d. $175.
Mitchell Donaho to David Warren ,
. e. I of e. w. \ sec. 3(5 ( , tp. 05 , range
OUw. d.-S500.
John Apploby and wife to James
Apploby , parcel in soc. 22 , tp. 10 ,
ango 10 east , w. d. $400.
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and yon
vill UPVIT bo bilious.
At C. F Ooodmin' .
DIED-
IAKHOFF On October : tO , Maud , in-
faiit daughter of II. 11. tind Carrie Mar-
hnff.
St. Paul , Minn. , pnpera plenfc copy.
UNSWOHTH-Wodnesdftv , Oct. nth , at
5:40 : n. in. , Krunk K , Hon of Frank S. and
Lizziu M. AiuHWurth , aged 1 year and
it days.
"Funeral to-inorrnu- 2 p. in. from the
csidence (115 ( S. Eighth street.
Uid of beauty ! babe of L-race !
'runnuil is thy cherub lace ;
Ingclti"hie ( thy npirit'n Might ,
lame In deHolntc to-ntglit ,
Treed from oaith an-.l all its woes ,
'uru oil lily , sweet as nwe , ,
) eath.nlpn'ron thy natal morn ,
V cherub lout , an nnncl born.
1 one to Chri-it , cafe in Ilia arniH ,
\"o pain for thec , no wild alarum ;
Ufu pastitd in tlirou h the "gutcn ajar , "
11 .feiiiit' crown another star.
Struck With Ckidr.
Last night George McDonald and a
riond were btnnding in' n saloon at
'hirtccnth and Harncy streets. They
iad a couple of drinks on the bar bo-
ore thorn and were discussing the
) olitical prospects. While so engaged
t is charged that Ed. Culver without
ny provocation grabbed a chair and
cult McDonald a severe blow on the
toad. Culver was arrested to-day and
ho cnso nostponod until the 15th inst.
A Juror Arrested.
A man named Schill , who is nerving
on a jury in the district court , was ar
rested at noon yesterday us he stepped
outside the court room , lie at that
eaistod the oilicer , thinking that the
act that he wet it juror
; ranted him immunity from airestbut
10 finally consented to go with the
loliceman. Ho was taken before a
iwtico of thu peace on a warnmt in
i civil case , and on being identified as
i juror by Deputy Clerk Hutluwiiy ,
was rckixaed.
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures
sin , indigestion anil liciirlhuru.
At 0. K. Oooilmnn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Adtcrtlacincnl To Loan , For 8 lo ,
fx t , Found , Wants , ItoorcJIno , ic , , will bo In-
lotted In those column * once for TEN CENTS
per line ; ouch subsequent Insertion , K1VECKNTS
per lino. The first Innortlon never lo a than
TWKNTY.FIVK CENTO
TO LOAN MONEY.
M 10NEY TO LOAN Call at Uw Otllco of U.
L. ThoniM UoomS. Crelchton Illock.
T ° lonnnt Irora 8 to 10 per tent.
. on peed real cjtatcsocurlty , by
DIl. ISAAC KDWAUDd , 1100 Knrnham St.
I.OAA--AI rcntln-
- - 8 per -
/ . tcrnt In sums of $2KW and
upwards , lor 3 to 6 y.iars , on Unit-class city antj
larm proticrty. Ilitms fluAt , Kfijitu and LOAN
AnnvcT , ifith and Doiuilts Sts.
HELP WANTED.
_ . . _ j lic'pcr in a flrft-
clas < hotel or boarding house , by a young
nan Can clvo peed rtfereiuo. Call ornddrcss
' ( . , Ooran llou o. 187-7'
'ANTKD A ( food uctUo boy. Knqillro at
lie J olllco. 168-tf
ANTBD Qlrl at tlio Fionch Codeo llmiio ,
10th til. , 181.tt
"VXrANTED Ooup'c ' furnished roonn. In prl-
VV ate family preferred. Addrcw A. W. ,
lioiofDci ! . 1S2-0'
ANT1H ) 2 or 3 rooms for light housekeeping -
keeping , AdJrcsB A. W , , Ilcu oilier.
183- '
"ITf ANThll \ mwg manulti Rood experience
\ \ for porter in noro. Addresi A. H. o. ,
Onnha I1. O. 17S & '
I'llll A good jslrl for Bonir.il hou e-
I : ; 415 tigth St. , bet. ChictKO and Cast.
180-tf
WANTEO-xlly ( jtiitleman wltli wife t o ulcu
milimilshcd rooms with DoarJ. Aildrcm
S. , thlsotllcc. 17b-b *
\T7 ANTKD Hoard and room , ( orlvato fauilly
\V prelcrrod ) by a joun ' married couple ,
\ltliln B\ blocks of pott offico. Addiesw 11. , lice
Mice. 109-0'
A competent cook nnd ei-cond
WANTED
Rlrl , fttsoutliwchtcornir ot U.th and St.
lary'n a\cnue. 167-6 *
Two or three room * , or a mial
WANTED
liousofor ) ilit ) boupa-hceiilng. Ad
t. E. KctKUson , Onialit , Xeb 170-
i ANTKD A. dish-Hathcr nt the Emmet
House. 140 8
iTirANTED E.\rlcnccd | Rrnnntgtrl forv'cn
VV t'ral liotisottork ; small family. 1S1.S Web
er St 157-0
[ TrANTED Ily an nccouiilatit in a railroad
W oltlcc , a eliimtion as book-krcpcr tncni-
iloy lil8c > cnlnKs ; la competent anil rulliblo.
lest of city references f Hrniahtd. Addro H llouk
C0er , Bee uitkc. 10u-tf
iTT"ANTED Furnished ronms and board i
V > prl\ate family for Kcntlciiian , wife and
no child. Addtess . F. K. , Care BceolKiv.
.JtrANTBD nhl at 10EO North 10th Ktreel ,
VV opnofito J. J. Brown. JIUS. J. JL COUNS
AN. l4-tf ( !
J\T ANTED A 3 oun ( ? man about 16 yearn of
r V airo to do general store work. FRANK J.
AMOK. lS9-tf
. Three experienced men in a
dry goods and clothing store. Oood al-
ry paid &nd pcnnaiicnt employment , llust
leak English nnM Oerman. Apply by letter
ml photograph , stating : ase , whether married
ir single , also where lot employed nnd how
onVolbacli Bras. , Qrand Island , Neb ,
Sept. 132-7
\T ANTED A thoroughly c.\i > cricnred girl to
rV do general housework. To such iorl (
ages will bo paid. Applj bctucen 2 and 4
clock p. in. , 2100 Dodge bt. 121-tf
TT ANTED By a competent drcss-riiker to
yV ork In families by day or cek ; can fur-
iaha flrst-cUMi inachin > * . Call or address on
onday , Oct. 2nd , at 1721 Webster street , be-
wetn 17th and Ibth.
'TTTANTED Situation by ajouns man of fAin-
Vy Ilyas clerk or book-kicper. Has hail sev
eral years expcrici.ee us clerk In hotel. CUM gito
first-class rck'rtnce Address ti. 11. , Tlio lice
otllcc. - OS-tf
TANTED A couple good cylinder prcs- *
rV feeders. Can tlnd ttiady employ ir.cnt at
his ollicc. 7-tf
T7"ANTED Respectable employment b ) hue-
| /V / band and wife. Address I' . P. C. , lice Ol-
co. 077-tl
TTANTED Jlanufacturinsf concern wants a
f V business man In Omaha and in evnry city
not already taken ) . A few hundred dollar * no-
urnry to pay for gnodn on < lclhery after orders
ua been secured lor the same ; SIM per month
irofit Kuar.uitccd. Trio most searching Invrsti-
rutlou solicited. A. B. ARNOLD & CO. , 1L.-J3
Iroadnaj , New York , sc'21Ct
> ANTED Good scronU idrl nt 1818 Chicago
W btrett. 41-tf
I'T ANTKIJ HouieKcof cr , 110D Farnhani fat. ,
VV upstairs. BC-tf
TfANCED Oirl at 2W)1 ) Dod o street.
VV i D70-tf
TANTKU Funding bridnoaud nohooUwnds.
'Y H.T. ClarkBcllu\ui ) . iC-tf
FOR RENT HOUSEG AND LAND.
71011 HfiNT Itooms at northeast eorncr 18th
andlzirdSt. 177-12'
71011 HUNT A desliably located cottage of
. nix rooms , furnished or unfurnished. K. K.
ayilcn , Omih.i Mttlonal Bank. 1BO-7
71O11 HF.NT Furnished rooms for Rtntltinan ,
; at 3j9 tarnhatn St. , bet , IGth and 17th.
1740-
Abnck house , corner 11 th and
FORRENT
raclllc. Knqillro Oco. H , Peterson , near U.
V. depot. 1U2-II
ITIOH riKNT Nicely finilsheil front alco o
J ; room ; also a mnuller room , law prices ; brick
houso. COKH bt , , 5 doors \tcu of 20th St. 1M tf
710It I'.ENT New 4-room house , South 17th
? street J. L. WKLSHANS , ut Union Elcva-
r. ll&tf
701 ! HBST A house of 8 rooms and barn , in
} good ocullty , at * M per month. The IIOUHO
elegantly furiiiahed. Kurnl'urc ' can bo bought ,
leap. Inquire of U. Khrutter , B. W. Cor. 10th
nd t'arnham Hts. lot 6
TtOIl UKNT Ju > t finished two first-class two-
story brl'k houses , 8 and 0 rooms , stable
nil cemented cellars ; 840 mouthy In advance.
V.M. BUSHMAN , H. K. corner IMh And Uoiitf
aa HU. P23.U
710R KENT 2 lurnlsheJ roomii over MCJ-
; chant * ' Kic.li .nieN. B. ccr. 18th and Dodge
reet * . 289.tt
Oil UKNT-Onu room with hoard , 1803Coll-
F fornla ttrcct. 7S5-tt
1'OR SALE.
71011 BALE Immediately , small houto , pica'-
J autly located , at bargain If sold at oueo.
pply on pmnlsui kt corner Utn and Dim-nport.
[ TtOH SALE At a bargain , family liono suit-
L1 able for family or dtllu-ry wa on. iNiiulrc
114 Uuvtnport SI 173 10
TTIOHSALE A six-hone pocr cniriite with
1 } clght'liorM boiler , almost now. Knniilruat
Dolan .b lAiiKHorth } ' , Kos. 110 und 11'J 14th
struct , Omaha. 7 6 *
JOll HALE Stock anil Hxtttres ot millinery ,
notion and hulr etoru , dolui ; a good busmens ,
ocation central ; store and dvtcllini , ' togcthur ,
rentchsap. I u l h to rctlrt f rom bublnru. Ad-
rws A. 11 , Post Olllco , Omaha. 1B7-13
poll SALE A beautlfiil i-tldeuca property of
; 10 ! acres v lth uomiuodlous houso. Kulit
ini cif on'Jiard und \ | neynrd. lunation d htly ,
nly two and a half mlltui from poit olllco. liar-
Kami JOHN L. MfCAOLK. Opp. f. O. 71) ) tf
BiM(3 : hm rattllinr long lutu of nou u , | or.
lands and faruu for tale Cell ud get
"
h m" .
7011 SALE Cheap , A No. 1 riding pony In
> food condition , J , II , LIXAIIAN , 70S H
XthBt. 113-a *
70K SALE ll ) > s of DoucUi anil Birry COUD.
j tlM. AKOt > EWATEUl ; ( > 20Fanilukuiiitrpvt
SPEUIAL NOTIOES-Ooimnnort
iruw HAI.K 1 first clw iiiMnu " orir n. lory
JL1 cheap ; nrarlv new. Inquire Milton Itojter *
& Son , th and rariihnm Stt _ 30 tf
011 SALi : Kour ncrci ol l n < ! near wattr
17 wells reservoir , al ot o cottoirc ? on Ciplto
Hill. AdJ. ANIUWVjllhVIN8.lSOO DOUKIM St
IS 18 tf
SALfc.
SALfc.KSTATJIIOOK k COP.
I.IOU SA'.K A TOiall engine , II. W. 1'ayne k
; Son's mike. In perfect aider. liKitilrsofH.
36-tf
"I710R 8AI.E Lease ami furniture of Mlrst-cU
1 } hotel In a town ol 1800 Inhabitants , In Ut
ol Nebraska : has 21 beds ; the traveling Ten's ro
sort. Inquire at IIKi : olllco. 21H-tf
SALE Fine stock fann of 4W ) aertg
EOU liouie , cattle shed , orchard kc. , with
In riuiy reach of railroad. Price , $4600 , par
time at 0 % . JOHN U McCAQUE , Opp. Post
oin.o. Gsu-tt
AND LAND-Ucmw rents hou.cs ,
HOUSK9 , Iiotcli , fanr ots , lands , ofllccs
roomR , etc , Sco let p" ? o
"T7\OltflAtE \ Oooil house with four roorac and
JL1 half lot , No. 2013 Oodo between 2GUi nnd
27th street. Oooil will and sliado tr ; house ID
RCKK ! condition. Inquire on promises. % 21-U
, , And faramlii repblrod by M
UMIlIiniLAS and FAriiam sti. 7SOtf
B RMIS1 NEW C1TV MAl'S.Sic. Soc 1st p ) > e.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-l1nck ! Vow fo..ml nnd tloir , little whlto
LOST lircnst ; lulu leather collar on. Liberal m-
wmil will bo tial.l far Mr return tDillclm'cl Week-
lia-h , Hth St. . Let. HnriicAfeliil llawnnl. 110 0"
HALE tUOfiJlu weathers.Ad-
drcis Anton Abel , I'luoi Crock , IMngon Co. ,
b. 185.18'
f RVTLKM AN Tin iity-iur ! j cart ot ago , hold-
VlT Ing rcuKimlblc posit.on , ri.icliiii good
KiiUry , hollclts c-oiru pondencc with \onng Indjr
not o > cr tucnty ycariofagu oujiitinatrinKtny ;
For u ldrc oniiiirc | at Tliu Ilcu OillciU48
Till' HENT A Urge unfiiniNied room _ . .
J. Inv \\indoiv and M'nunli. vllhln tix blocks
from 1' . O. Adilrcsi. C. i. , this ollltc. 10S-tf
TN8TiUCTION-JIrs.Chai. ; llruzdlns Dramatic
J. Kcndcr nnd Teach'r of Elocution pupils ro-
ttlved at rujtduicu. No. t > bt Ibth St. , nearUtxliic.
160-7 *
AGENTS CANVASS For books , you know ,
will sell "Lifo of rr sldent ( iarflcld ,
"Heroes of tlio Plains. " "llonler Outlaws , "
"Laws of llusinesi. " IKA WALUIION & CO. ,
St. Louis , Mo. pc26daulm *
T > IHS' UEALEfeTATK 1JOOJ1. u
INSTIIUCTION3 In French.0cr
PniVATE Orcck and Latin. 1'rof. Henry W
Meek , VJ07 JacUoii St OOO-ocS
ALKD HAY At A. II. Sander's feed Store ,
B 1013 Harncy St. nlO-U
BC
1ALL ATMRa. B. K. OLAHKK'B No. 1 Uoaid
C Ins llcvfo , cor. iUh : and Doilgo Hts. lion
cltr 610-tf
EM1S' ItUAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. S
B 1st paj .
TELLER AND 3ICDIWM Mm
F HI 17.1 tells pott , present and future In loto
ami all affain. Him rucnh tlio dcipcst sccrctsa
tlio heart. She possesses the magnetic ] crS >
fulfill all } our v ishes. Call at No. 22 corner Ifltn
and Cliicago strict.
UP A red cow. Owner can hfvo tlio
TAKEN by pro ln property and paying
ihargei FRANOIS UOI1UIAS , Saunders and
Grace St . au21-ev wedSt
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
K\crj body In Council Bluffs tote
WANTED TUG Urr , 2n tents ) > cr week , de
livered by carriers. Oltieo tomcr JJroadway and
Main , up stairs , Council LllufTs. Wl-tt
To litiy 100 tons 'broom com.
WANTED address Council Illuffi
Broom Factory , Council Illuff , Ion a. 65S-29tf
A seed caqicnter at onco. Ap
ply M.nster . & Adams Council niuffd ,
Iowa. CSP-2g'
ANTED A llnit-cla broom tier.
- < -3 Jlayns
W & Co. , Council Bluffs , lov/a. 6CO SO *
Ww
w ANTED A boy to do chores at JljnstorB
fishery , Council UlulTs. 001-23 *
Uood girl for general housework.
WANTED
Maria Mynstcr , Council Bluffs. C02 tf
A situation by n first-class rrllUr.
WANTED 0 join ) cxpcrlcnc'C. Understands
3d ] and new proceHses. Sneaks tni llsli and
Uerinan and airjuainted nltn * tcam and irater
liiMcrs. Can 'iiu the best ef rcftrcncc. Will
L-omeon trial at any time. Addrc&s II. S. , Box
1B11 , Council lilulTa , la. 9-28
TTTANTED 11 acentlcman of cxpcrlenccand
VV bu-iness habits , a position with a film ,
cither on clerk or t travel. Itcicrcnco civen. 1.
L. WA'IKINS , Council Bluffs. 012 29
1
on or nddn * * Potter * Palmer , 40 South
CALL street Council Bluffs , Iowa , for rail
road tickets ea t , west , north and BOiith. Chicago
J10.00 Koiiiid trip S10.00 Kvf rv ticket Kuai-
uiteed , and tickets bought , sold and exchanged
_ _ _ analT-lni
FOR SALi : Old tupers 4nu nor hundred , at
The lice ollicc , Council Illulls. sc-27-tf
Two experienced book solicitors
WANTED ( and Utah. Address I' . 0.
> o1214 , Council Bluffs. Iowa. V99-21 *
fo Contractors , JBaildon and
Property Owner *
The undeiet ncd ha\Injf been appointed agent
'or the cvtcnelio Iron and n\ru \ manufacturing
louses of 1C. T. Ilarnutn , of Detroit , and thu
HiiBhcl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
3hlo , cawcity | of 60 tons dally , Is prepared to
'iirnUh estimates and pricLS for iron columns ,
Ufce. . , forstoro fronts , window caps and llls ,
; lirenhold plates , urought iron beams and ( ? lrd-
; rs , lijdraullc clu\atora , staple IlttinK's , pulleys ,
ihaftini ; , tc. ; also Iron fences , cresting , n in-
low guards , shutters , stairs , balconies , ecttecs ,
: halisa cu , acqutriums , fountains , summer
louses , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments ,
lower stands , jmve guards , lc. , ttv. . in endloaa
i arlcty. Cataloi ivs tuppllod on application.
HH.INIIV u. JiAituv.
Manufacturers' Agent , 'J2 1'carl street.
kusl0-lin mo Council Bluffs , Iowa'
EDWAED KUEHL ,
HAOISTEH OK PALMYSTERY AND CONDI !
riONALlBT , 498 Tenth Street , between Farnbam
mdllaincy. Will , with the aid of euardlon
iplrits , obtain for any ono a plance at tha past
mil present , and on certain conditions In the fu
ture. Hoots and Shoes mode to order. Perfect
< ntl factlon ruaranU-ed au26-lm
POWDEI
Absolutely Pure-
Made from Orapo Crpu.n Tartar , No ether
ri tlon makfs buih light , Jiaky hot breads ,
uxurlous jirutry. Can be eaten by Djcrcntlc
ulttout futr of tlieIII. rc.ultlnK from hutvy inJI
ftct'.blc ' food. Hold o.-.ly In cant , , by all Urccon
IIOYAL DAR1NOI'0\V KU CO
Now Yf rk.
C , F.
i