PER OMAHA DAILY BKE THUIISOAY" , OCTOBER 13 1881.
THE DAILY BEE
Thursday Morning. Oct. 13.
REPUBLICANCOtJNTY TICKE1
TUKStiAY , xovKMnr.n 8rit
For Sheriff ,
DAV1UN. MILLKll.
For Treasurer ,
JOHN HUSH.
For Clerk ,
JOHN 1IAUMKK.
For Commtwiloner ,
For.hulgo ,
A. M. CHADWICK.
For Surveyor ,
GKOKOK SMITH.
For .Supciintomlcntot Inotruction ,
* J. , T. 1'OINTS.
For Coroner ,
JOHN' ( ? . JACO1W.
_
For the acconioJatlou of our iip-lown
patrons arrangcmcnU hare been innxle itl
Kdholm & Kricknon , jewelern , ophite the
lK t olBcc , where niUcrUwincnt * nnt
crdern for the city delivery of TIIK BRK
will bo received. Advertisement * for the
evening must be hnnJcU In before 1:30 p
m , , lor the morning edition before 8:30
p. in _ > flcpt23-tt
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Patterson Ffllln oonU
Frederick leading Hatter.
Donne. Sellable Hutter.
Fine pocket knUcH at KtihnV.
Owl Cigara nt KuhnV Dru ? Store.
4 Night School at the IIuntncgH Oollrge.
Th * Lion continue * to roar for Moore'n
Hamcitnd Saddlery.
For FINE Commercial Job Printing ,
kll nt Tine BEE Job rooms.
Smolco Stariton k Stormy finest
Cigar , nt Kuhn'a DruR Store only.
The third social party of the Omaba
Central Club taken plnco Wednesday oven-
intfnort at Standard hall.
octlO-3t
Who pays thalif licst price for Second
Hand Furniture ? Abrahams & Low ! * ,
H21 loii-las ( ntreet scplO-2w
Lost Uttncli of keyn. Finder will
plcaso leave them nt tlio < lellvery whitlow
nt llio pnstofTico and receive rewanl ,
The city treasurcr'H ollico In being
elaborated poincwhat principally thruuxh
the Uh D ( Icnlt-iiuiine.
-Xobljy ] ) rby and Cloth Hall for
jrenlH , soinulhiiif , ' IK'W , at I'VedcrickV ' , the
Halter. octlliw-UU
JA1H I HAlsl--1.alent Ht > kv ,
in the city at llrnry ( ! .
KtchtcrV , 1322 Fnrnham i-trtet.
Dr. 1'eabody has lost inn of bis
by.plnk-oyc , and the in ito is not
to reco\cr.
. TJw noon train < > n the U. I' , WJH two
KOUI-H Into yusterclaVi liavinj ; waited at the
lUuir * for the C. k It. I. train.
Thoi temporary nddrcfn of Consul X.
N. Vfiuiiient in now KnnsaH City , : il-
though IniHlncMi nppuitiiriltij ; to tha con-
hiihito will be tratiKactcd in Oinnlia ns
' iifiual.
; The musical cutvrtalnuicnt of the
Catholic library iiHi > ocinton ! , which was an
nounced to take plac this evening , ban
been postponed until Friday c\enltiR ,
KESIOVAL Tlio Om aba Furrier , Hen-
ryj' lUchter * Teinovcd from 15th street
' ow < wIto'thoIVMtofBcolo 1322 Famlmm
utrcet In 1'olIack'H old stand , north side ,
between 13th and llth atrccts.
LOST Ladies' gold chain nnd looVcl ;
amethyst ptono on one uido locket , lady'a
aiidgontlcman'ri picture in the locket. Lent
between Catholic Library roomn end IGtli
And .Tncki > nn ttrceta , A liberal rewaixl
n 111 bu puld for itn return to this olfice.
M. A. McNAMAMA.
Oiio Inmilrcd and fifty-nine beautiful
rcsiiileuco lot , located on Hamilton Ktrcot ,
halfway between the turn table of the
vml htruut car line and the \7ateruork8
reservoir and addition , and just went of
the convent of the Slaters Poor Clalru In
1 Shhm'fl addition. 1'rlccH range from "f >
to 81 1 0 cncli , nnd will bo sold on cany
tcnrn to thofo who will Improve , lioinls'
real citato uK'tncy , Fifteenth
Btrecti ,
OODRT HODS CONTRACT.
It was Sifjuod Yesterday by
Contractor Coots.
* * *
*
Thu commissionurs yusterday after
a tlijurVmgh cunvnss of the subject do-
cidutl t ) > lut the .contract for building
tKo iiuw court homo to John F.
Coots , of Detroit. The contract was
ftignod yesterday. It is conditional
in iU tunna. According to thu
. .NobranlcHtutiUeH ! the connniHiioncrs
art ) not iillo\vcd to uxpund moro mnnuy
for public buildingb than is actually
voted by the pooplo. This is the ciso :
too oven wliero the coininifuionora
huro the nocoasnry cash on hand. As
the building will coat inoro
than W.IH voted originally the coin-
tniBsionora Imvo decided to put the
inattor to u vote of the people in No-
vumbor. Cootn will begin on the
work of the couit houseat once , but
little will probably bo done until next
year except in laying the basis for the
cumont foundation. This is thobhapo
in which the matters now is and thcru
will not bo nny change until the No
vember elections.
To the Grand Jury.
The case of Kiftiik if a mil , the uol-
dice charged with Hlcaling u wntol '
frouvn , follow vel , and that of Win.
M * } *
Juckovie , who , it ia claimed , uttpmpt-
ed to pulverize his brother-in-law ,
wore tmnijforrod from Jtulgo JJonuko'
court yesterday to bo acted upon by
the grand jury.
"Tho Kcvoro Houseouncl < Blulfo
lit the bent aecond-clasa hotel in the
voat , " '
OF CARDUI" for I-adlw only.
AtO.r. Goodman
J
A SERIOUS CHARGE ,
The Treasurer of Saundore
County Indicted for a
Grave Offense.
Damaging Disclosures Against
Henry Anderson , of
"Wahoo.
Snil Domentio Trouble ! in n Once
Hnppy Fft
Two vccka ngo the following dis
patch wns received nt Tun Dun oflico
from Onnwa , Iowa :
To The Omaha Uec :
ONAWA , Iiv.Septembers' , 1881. Henry
Andernon , of the lianking firm of Ander
son At f iritnth , of Walux ) , Ncbrnnka , wns
indicted yeatcrday by the iir.ind jury of
thin comity for ndultery with one Alice
Wilson , who H somewhat notorious in tliU
locality for her IOOMJ inoi.il ! ) anil easy
\lrtue.
The diHputcli created the greatest
atirptiso. Although coming from n
highly creditable source , it accmed
impossible that there should not have
been Homo mistake , The standing of
the man alleged to have been indicted
nnd the peculiar locality in which the
indictment was reported to have been
found made it nt ( ir.it seem improbable
that the popular treasurer of Saundcrs
county , Henry Anderson , was the
person against whom this grave charge
could have been preferred by a grand
jury.On
On Mio dny following the receipt of
thu dispatch , however , a note was left
on the desk of the editor of Tin ; UKK ,
in hia absence , from GriflitliH , junior
partner of the banking fiim reforied
to in the above dispatch , which re
quested that no publicity be given to
the startling information , Thii made
it appear us if there might bo "some
thing in it , " after nil. A representa
tive of TUB IJr.B was accordingly detailed -
tailed to investigate and nift' the mat-
tor. It was first found that thu man
referred to is *
1IKNUV AMlKUSOJf , OK WAHOO ,
who formerly teiidcd in Omulm , where
lie ia well known. Anderson entno to
Ihis city about fifteen years ago. Ho
ivas flrnt employed aa a clerk in the
grocery aloro of A. J. JLinacom. Tn
Jme ho procured n position in thu
mstoflico , during the postmastership
) f George Smith. Through Senator
rhayor ho was nftorward appointed as
matal clerk on thu Union Pacific rail-
oad , whore he faithfully performed
iis duticH until a change of admini.s-
ration relieved him , He then
icciired the position of teller
n the Omaha 'National bank ,
ind afterwards accepted a position aa
> ookkcoperintheFirst | National bank.
Jusincss openings caused him to ro-
novo to Fremont , and from there to
iV'ahoo , In Wahoo ho has since been
ntcrestod in banking. Ho wns elect-
id treasurer of Saundcrs county in
:877 : and was re-elected in 1870.
While living in Omaha ho enjoyed
.ho . confidence of his employers , the
cspoct ot his acquaintances , and was
[ onorally popular and hold in high
istocm.
In 18G7 Mr. Anderson , while n
'lork in the postofuco ii\ this city ,
voed nnd woix a lady of highly , re-
ipectnblo family in Fay otto county ,
[ own , named Carrie A. Hough.
Tlitty were married nt the house of
he bride's parents 'and the newly
redded couple moved to their homo
n Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
osidod hero until 1872 , living moat of
he time in : i residence on Dodgu
itreot , between Eighth and Ninth
itreetH. During these five years , as
atf ai in kiio\rn , the most lumpy con-
U'al ( , relations existed. In due time
i little baby daughter appeared to
; laddeu the household , and not n cloud
irossod the pathway gf the happy
louple , Anderson's salary as postal
ilerk and while ho- was in the employ
) f _ the InnkH was sullicient to inaiii-
ain his little family comfortn-
jly , but he was ambitious to
; ct ahead , , and , therefore , when
tie received nn oiler from a heavy him-
> er dealer in Fremont to IIHSUIIIO the
iJusincsM , ho wns ( juick to accept it ,
ind liiH wife went willingly with him
to the new homo in which ho was to
lay n foundation for his future busi
ness success.
TIlliKI ! YKAIIH
were wpent in Fremont by Andewon ,
luring which tinio ho waa quito for-
.unatu in hia entorpriscs and suc
ceeded in acciinuilnting mnno little
properly. Neither hero waa there
( orioim discord in the family circle ,
tvliich had been increased by another
bright-eyed , kugl * ' \\eo bit of n
larling. It wns dnriii } ; this time ,
liowover , that MrH. Anderson began
to'susnicion that her husband wait not
iiitiiely tnie to his mairivgp VIUVH.
Itut friends intervened whun Higtmof a
appeared and again peace was re
stored. In the winter of W"B Ander
son became interested in another line
uf _ business und shortly- after moved ,
with liia family , to M ahou , whore he
opened a bank and where he has since
remained and conducted many suc
cessful tinunuiul operations. It was
while living there , too , that ho is
charged viitli having fallen before
temptation nnu becoming involved in
an hason of the most disreputable na
ture which ruined n once happy homo ,
and has now produced an indictment
for felony.
TllKl'ATALINTHinUK.
In the winter of 1878-9 two women
known as Mabel and Dlanclio Manard
wcro inmates of u disreputable house
on Twelfth utreot , in this city. ] Joth
women were notorious nnd both are
recorded upon the police docket of
that winter as paying fines for their
illicit calling. One of those women
haa figured prominently in the subse
quent career of Henry Anderson.
A near relative of Mwi. An-
dorion , who claims to know
nil of the facts of the domestic trou
bles in which the unfortunate family
became involved , tolls the following
story and vouches for the truth of
each allegation therein contained :
TIIK hTOHV.
"During the winter of 187H-U An
derson bcc.tme acquainted with thu
woman Mnbol Mrnaid , nnd he became -
came u i frequent caller upon her at
" " * * * '
' ' 'A CfJiJ ,
the house whcro she wns an inmate
tn March , 1870 , the so-called Mnbe
Mcnardwhoso real name wns Mrs
Alice T. Wilson , sued for and ob
tnincd in n court in this district , presided
sided over by Judge Savage , a divorci
from her husband , Charles A Wilson
who then lived in Sioux City , am
haa since gene lo Dcnd oed , I ) . T ,
The divorce WAS obtained upon tin
ground of desertion , cruel treatment
and neglect to support her. Wilson
know nothing of the nctian until th <
decree nas entered. Shortly after tlu
procurement of the divorce the Wil
son woman
ltC.NTP.Il Al'AIlTJIKSTH
in n hounu on the northeast corner of
Tenth nnd Harnoy streets , this city ,
which aha occupied for some timo.
She reprenonted hcriolf ni n
married woman , and said that
her hiifthnnd Mai a traveling linn.
During this period Anderaon's visits hi
this city were as frequent ns once n
week , Ho usually cnmo on Saturday
and remained until Monday. When
questioned by hia wife , -\\lioso \ sus
picions were aroused by his frequent
absence , he told her that his business
in Omaha was such that it could be
transacted at no other time , and that
it wns always necessary for him to re
main for ono or two days. During
the following numtncr , Anderson , em
boldened by his seeming immunity
from exposure ,
TOOK A Tinr ,
in the company of the Wilson woman ,
to the home of her parents , who arc
named Blanclnird , and who live near
Olancoo postoflico , Momma county ,
Iowa. Tlioru the Wilson woman in
troduced Anderson aa her second hus
band , calling him Ucnr.v Lightfiold , n
western Htock-raiscr and heavy cattle
nvner. They remained there about a
week , pnaaing ns mini nnd wife , nnd
wore generally accepted ai such by
Lhp entire neighborhood. It ia upon
this that the indictment nnd arrest of
Anderson , alins Lightfiold , rcstx.
Iii'J.OUAllIK : CONHKQUKNI'ES.
"Up to this time Andoraon had suc-
joeded in keeping his rightful and still
rusting wife in ignorance of nis Don
Tuan-liko behavior. But the donuu-
iiont was to come , nnd in most horri-
> lo form. Mrs. Andurnon was taken
ill. _ She delayed securing medical
idvice , as she was unconscious of her
nalady. At length she summoned a
mysician , and then , for the first time ,
nado the terrible discovery that she
"
ras a victim to the disease "of syphi-
is. This has since developed into
ho most virulent form and , the poor
I'onuui ban battled against its insidi-
ms n.dvancuuntil , she has almost lost
lopo. When Uie fearful truth burst
ipon Mrs. Anderson's jnind nho for
ho time almost -
IIECAMU A MAI > WOMAN.
ilio tore her hair and ran through thn
trcut in fron/.y , forgetting all save
tor loved children in the terrible
bought that Hho was < v victim to thu
laneful penalty of her husband's in-
id jlity. And while she was thus suf-
uring , I charge HonryAiiderson | with
laving pointed the finger of reproach
t her , and ho asked the wondering
loighbors if they thought ho could
ivowith auch a madwoman , hoknow-
ng that thu pride of her modesty ,
I'hich had not nil deserted her oven
hen , would keep her lips sealed as to
ho true cause of her terrible grief ,
indorson , nt this point , arranged his
luaincss mitters as expeditiously as
loeaiblo , and wont to Colorado. Once
hero ho wrote his wife to follow him.
[ 'his she refused to do. He then
hrcatencd to procure a divorce , on
ho ground of desertion nnd leave
both her and the children
WITHOUT A BOLrAlt
ir a homo in which to live. Stung
> y this threat , and having greater love
or her little ones than for her pride ,
he petitioned for > nd | procured a di-
, -orco in the court of the fourth judi-
sial district , .Tudgo Post presiding.
Vndorson did not defend. Tlio do-
TCOvhich wns granted in April , 1880 ,
; ave her pogHusainn of the chil-
iren and 85,000 worth of property.
Host of tHe property so awarded her
ras in real estate and included the
lomo in Wahno in which Mrs. Andor-
on has siuco continued to reside.
iVhiU she has suH'ored nnd ia atill suf-
oring from thu dreadful disease to
riiich she became tv victim only a few
lonroat her can know. The best
nodical skill in the state nnd thn
timed virtues of the Arkansas Hot
Springs have boon tried , but still the
atal poison makes deadly inroads
ipon her frail nnd sensitive system.
"HUT TIIK OHOWSlNd JNFAMV
n this chapter of uncovered disgrace
' am still to tell you. After Mrs. An-
lerson procured her divorce Andoraon
pmained in Colorado most of the
imc until November , 1880 , when ho
ippeared nt Wahoo , whom hia di
sced wife wns atill living , with a
iccond wife , and that woman none
ither than the Alice Wiltonthom ho
ind maintained in Omaha nnd tuth
vliom ho went to Iowa , Ho claimed
o have married his second wife in
lhica''o , , and denied her identity with
he nymph du pave of days gene by.
Mrs , Anderson , thu second , was in-
itiiHed in plensunt homo nnd has
linco remained at Wahon , whence it
s noticed that the ubiquitous banker
Iocs not find it necessary to come to
) mahn every Saturday to arrange spo-
iiul business. Anderson has continued
n business and IIBS retained a
air reputation in that direction ,
; Iin first wife nnd her children
ire there , but ho scrupulously avoids
hem. Travelers from Omaha , who
iroro "boys" in the days gone by , fro-
lUfiiitly remark upon the presence of
no preHunt Mrs. Anderson and say
hey have "seen her before , " Andor-
ion denies this and says they are mis-
aken. "
The inveatigntion by THE BKK re
porter of this case has established the
.ruth of many of
TUB AHOVB AI.I.KUTIOJf8 ,
ispecially those regarding thoidentity
> f the Wilhon woman nna the present
Mrs. Anderson , and the circumstances
ionnectod with her living on Harnoy
itrcot , Hut the charges utill nro of
inch n Morions nature and involve so
liructly the whole future of the man
ijraiiiBt whom they are made that THE
ititi is not disposed to venture nn
) } iinion concerning them. The pen-
ilty for the crimeof adultery in Iowa
angea from six months to three yeara
mprisoumont at the discretion of the
JOiui , The case will probably bo
> rouglit on for trial in January'next.
kVlmtovor line of defonco will bo fol-
owoil. ' the columns of TIIK BKB nro
> pcn tor nny communication from the
iccuaed or hia friends who bchovohiiu
iinoccnt , i < ,
BURGLARIZING IN VAIN.
Two HOUSOB Ransacked bj
Early Morning Thieves.
About 5 o'clock this morning tw <
burglaries occurred on lower Twolftl
street , by which two houses of ill
fame were thoroughly ransacked. A
ono boiiiiu , kept by Jennie Dickinson
the bui'glara entered nt n back windov
and went through nil of the lowui
rooms. The safe , containing mlver
wnro , was nttnckcd but the burglnn
evidently did not possess the propoi
tools nnd relinquished the job
After going through tlio lowei
rooms nnd taking n few rings am'
trinkets from n bureau they proceeded
up stnint , whore nil of the inmatei
were sleeping. The proprietress of the
house being very ill , n man was watch
ing with her , nnd uhun the intrudon
caino to the door of her room ho put
in an appearance nnd they immediately ) -
ly retreated , leaving the house as they
entered.
A few minutes afterward n window
in the front part of the house kept
by Sadie York , on the opposite side
of the street , wns opened half way ,
propped up with n ( mingle and two
men crawled inside. They found
nothing in the lower rooms , but in
room upstairs they succeeded in cor-
ruling n pair of pantaloons belonging
to n man Bleeping there. As the bur-
jlnra were going out of the room n
nau in bed awoke , nnd seeing the
men "carrying nwny something , gnvu
chnso. All three plunged pell moll
down thu stairs into the street , nnd
ho two marauders ran toward Dodge
street , closely pursued by thu alimly-
clad Nemesis , who thought they worn
carrying off his projni'y. At the
corner of T'volfth und Dodge
streets ono of the fellows
dropped the trousers , nnd they
separated , running in different direc
tions. What wa ? the disgust of the
ndividual who had thus rushed out
hrough the cold and mud with noth-
ng more substantial than a shirt , to
liscovcr that the pantaloons wcro not
iia , but belonged to "another fellow. "
L'ho nuin who thus gave valiant chnso
lowovor was excusable for his ardor as
10 supposed the burglars had his coat ,
which 1111113 upon n chair nnd contain
ed $250. It is supposed that the
mrglnrs are the same ones who
ebbed Tom Highlander three
weeks ago , nnd about ton days
inco went through another disreputn-
> lo houno on the same street kept by
x > u Scott , and stole twenty dollars
and a gold bracelet from under her
) illow. In both of these former op-
rations , however , chloroform is
bought to have been used , and the
hiove.s may not bo the same ones who
nado things BO lively for the deini-
nondc yesterday morning-
PERSONAL.
V. f . Tiantry Is nt the Crcl hton house.
II. 8. Chittcnden ia a guest at the
Crcighton house. *
F. C. Cnstcller , of Blair , Neb. , is in the
city , xlaylng nt the Creightnn home.
Mrs. Clms. Sluvcrick returned home
from tlio cast yesterday , She lias been
nbseutfor eovcrnl niouthn.
The Into Senator Mortrm'H wito and
daughter posited through Omaha justordny
afternoon bound for Saw Francisco.
Mrs. licoht , of Peru , Ilia. , mgtlier of
Max liccht , of Schroter & Becht , arrived
in this city Yesterday on a visit to her on.
X. I. I ) . Solomon and wife leave to
morrow morning for Philadelphia , lkiton >
nnd Xew York , to puicliaso his holiday1
gomla.
Hon. Robert Anderson , member of the
parliament of Melbourne , Australia , with
bis wife and daughter , are in the city ,
jjuests at the Crcighton house.
J\-Oov. ! Johnllnrbauk ; of Dakota , lain
the city. Ho in well known to many
Omaha people. Guv , liurbank was n
brother-in-law of the late Oliver P. Mor
ton.
ton.J.
J. C. Fitz Glbboii , of JClmira , N. Y. ,
who has been spending n few days in Oma-
1m , 1 envoi ) thU morning to accept n position
in the Western Union t leKrnph office in
Lincoln. "Fitz" is nn expert lightning-
jcrkerand is a young man of grent popu
larity among hU acquaintance * .
WHY IS IT SO ?
A Plain Drunk's Puzzling Ques
tion.
"Say young feller , " said n wiry-
looking , bronzed man with a cardinal
tinge to his nose as ho edged up to a
BKK reporter in the police court yes
terday. "Soy now don't you think
it n little tough that the judge hero
should enforce thu Slocumb law agin
us so strict when the saloon keepers
hero ain't got to stand the rnckct to
Now Year ? "
"How is that ? " was asked tlnf vic
tim.
"Woll you see over since last Juno
the judge has bin sockin * UH the 910
and cost for n drunk as provided by
Slocumb. Now , I n'poso that's till
right enough you know , but if this is
n free country why don't the saloon
keeper got the same fodder ? We have
to stand the blunt while they got nt
least six month's warning. Now do
you think that's fair to blokes like
me ? "
The reporter told him ho didn't '
know , but ho would gn around und in-
[ juiro nud lot him know to-morrow.
A tiiil pack'uge of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
frp cif charjjo. ' i
' ' , At C. V Opqcl in' .
' 'k . < '
A Female Thief.
Slnry Stundon who is charged 1 > ;
Mrs. O'Jlrion with hnring stolen 81
from hur in now Judged in jail , haviii |
been nrrcsled in St. Joo. Virtue don'
seem to bo one o Mary's failings
It's alleged tlmt oven durinj
her brief residence in St
Too slio succeeded in beating n part ;
out of ? 2l. ! Yesterday a furtlicr chnr ?
wna preferred against Mary to the ef
fect that some time- last April aha line
ntolcn n vnltmblo ncck-lnco from Airs
Lizzie Vickory. The grand jury wil
pass judgment upon Mnry's short
comings nnd probably Hond her before
the court.
A SLIM REPORT.
That Presented by the Last
Grand Jury.
The grand jury huvu family mndo A
report , nnd it isn't anything tn brng
of particularly. They find indict
ments against M. A. McNamnni ,
Henry Ilornborgcr and A. McGav-
ock , nil of whom itro members of the
city council. Outside of this they
present a short report. They eny
they have found twonly-four true
bills and none that were not true
bills. They claim to have had n num
ber of matters of great public
importance ) before them , but for
Eomu reason which thuy do
not explain , failed to reach any of
Lhem. Tim principal other thing
Ihoy did was to visit the jail. This
institution they found to bo tv most
exemplary prison , well adapted to the
purposes 'for which it is intended anil
well kept in every respect. They re
ceived complaints from the prisoners
on account of thu quantity and quality
of their food , but the prisoners being
questioned individually giivo couflict-
tig statements , and the committee ,
consequently , say Micro is no ground
'or the charge. They furthermore
'omul the jail perfectly clean and free
rom odors. The appearance of the
countyjail so tickled the grand jury that
hey go entirely out of their province
o recommend Joe Miller , the jailer ,
o the kindly consideration of the in
coming sheriff , whoever ho may bo.
Pho report closes with a compliment
o District Attorney Burnham for his
nttontion.s.
Certain. Knowledge.
We know whereof we allirin when
cp say that Warner's .Safe Kidney and
jivor Cure has performed more won-
erful cures than any medicine ever
in night before the American public.
lOeodlw
Carfleld Mormmont Fund
THE BEE acknowledges the receipt
t the following contributions to the
Sarfield Monument Fund :
elm .Tohnson $100
v" . A. Kuhn 1 00
o'feph Barkers 100
! . Kosewntcr 1 00
Max Mover 100
V. K. Amiin 100
T.M.KOFB. . . . , 100
V.K. Souer 100
Geo. B. T/.schuck 100
O.K. Mayne 100
Tulius Meyer , ' 1 00
'
LA. Hai'kell 100
KT. Simernl 100
A. M. ChacUvick i 1 00
Jdwin Davis i . " . . . 1 00
) , W , Saxo 100
iumner Johnson 100
'anies M Siiuernl , , 100
TolmP. Carroll..1 100
\V V. McMillan 1 00
V. Itcmtngton .1 100
C. C. Carleton. . . . ' 100
C. E. .Tones , fiO
C. Y. Pickett 50
T. V. Dunn r > 0
Cyrus Latham , I'apillion 1 00
Formerly beers would not keep for
any length of time , but "Conrad's
Judweisur" may bo laid down with
mpunity for almost any length of
line , without losing its many good
ualities.
JAN. 1st.
? he Time When the Slocumb
Law Goes Into Effect.
The action of the mayor in signing
lie ordinance to regulate the sale of
iquors in this city waa approved by the
ouncil Tuesday evening. This ordi
nance was presented by Mr. McNa-
nara , and is almost a literal transcript
f the original Slocumb law except in
hat it shall not take effect until the
irat of noKt year. This is also its
loint of diflcrenco from the Dunham
ordinance , which was originally
presented upon thin subject ,
ind which was dilly-dallied
hrough committecH for several
nontlia , The MoNamara ordinance
s , to an extent , n compromise to
rhich bath thoi temperance and liquor
'actions ueem to give a tacit consent.
L'ho principal fight latterly made was
upon the tune the law should go into
otlect , those- who hud paid fora license
a year in advance not fooling disposed
o forfeit that amount of money.
How's the Baby.
"JIow'n the babyj" " Ilia croup In bet-
er this morning , thank you. We gave
iliu Koine of Thomas' Klcctrio oil an you
advised , doctor , niul Khali give him nome
nero In on hour or no. " Next day the
doctor ynmounced the youngster cured ,
A Frightta ! Quagmire.
The condition of Tenth street just
now , owing to the heavy rains , ib
omothing frightful to contemplate ,
t is nothing loss than a con-
inuotiH quagmirei from Farnliam
troet to the depot. The
work of curbing and guttering
ho Btreet has left it in a thoroughly
insettlcd condition anyhow , but with
ho rain transforming into a sheet
of plastic mud it has become such a
man trap tlmt words can give no idea
of it. It must bo BOOH to bo appre
ciated and execrated.
TJeauty , health , mid ImpplnrrM for ladles
In"WINEOFOARDUI. "
At C1. JGoodman. .
Ph Best Brewing Co. , Milwaukee
Export Boor. J. K. BOAKK ,
ocUMOt Agent , Ouiahn ,
. . . , ' \ , . . . . . \
1 I K' ' * 'llj | ' . - ' 15
THE REVIVALISTS.
They Will Arrive Hero on Sat
urday Next.
Goo. F. Howsor , the secretary of th
Y. M. 0. A. , yesterday received a letter
tor from Chicago to the cflect tha
Maj. Whittle , the revivalist , Jim
James McGranahan , the singer , at
com anied by his wife , would arrir
n this city some time during Saturday
On Saturday evening there will bo i
choir rehearsal. Mr. McGranahai
desires to secure a choir of at leas
100 voices and will meet those interested
estod in the cause in the Presbyteriai
church Saturday evening at 7:3 : (
o'clock. The services prope
in connection with the roviva
will bo inaugurated on Sunday nigh
in the Presbyterian church. Tin
gentlemen will remain hero at leas I
two weeks , and a strong effort will b <
made to secure their services for.
longer period , four weeks if possible' ,
.SPECIAL NOTICES.
_ _ .
NOTJUK Ail\enl cincnt To Loan , Kor a l
Ixnt , Found , WanU , lloardfne , &c. , will bo In
aartfil In these columns once for TW CKNT1
jer line ; each subiequent Insertion , F1VECKNT !
ior line. The flrst ln crtlon novcr lew that
TWF.NTY.nVK
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONKY TO LOAN fall nt Law Onlcc of U
M L. Tliomai lloomS. Crcltrhton Illock.
Q- / / M/J To I00"111 fromS ( o 10icrient
TPtMI.wl.JU on Rood real ntatowcurlty , bj
> U. ISAAC KUWAUDS. 1109 Farnlmin St.
" 1'0 LOAN At 8 per contln.
tcrcst In sunuol * 2r ) mid
, Ior 3 to G yoarn. on Ilr t-cla a city and
arm protwrty. DIIMIB KRAI. ESTATK and LOAN
VUKVCT. 15th and Dmulcs Sta.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED" A Rood tinner. Steady employ
ment guaranteed the > rar through ; the
ilRhcst waffos paid. .IAMIU Ctiuuv ,
2M-1U Grand Island.
WANT ! ) Several K\T \ ] < I to learn dress mak-
InjT , tti ulioin frmll ttacut ulll bo cHcu.
In. VT. II. Wood , 210 l th St. , Masonic Itlock.
247-14
A smart , nctl > u boAiiulr at
WANTKU . 2iJ.12'
. ' . THO Xo. 1 broom-makers. A.
WA.NTI'.D . -JIS-ll *
WANTHU Olrlatnortlmcst corner Capitol
aiiuc and 17th Sts. 212-12 *
A woiniui to take enroot children.
WANTKD to Sim. Tonnr , on Sfith St , wmnd
oor south of Parnlnni , S41-13 *
situation by a strl la ix tnutl fam
WANTED Iniiu to Inttlllgvtut ! Ullk-f , ; ! U , { S.
ith.st. a-i3
i\STiU No - mill li caw s , Llttlcncld's Sara-
W . ' *
tosa Dairy. 'Jgl-H
iirAXTKD 10 ( arpuitcr- . Apply to White-
Y V , house Druf Hlorc , ior. IGth nnd Callfnrni.- >
st. ' H. T. MUUVI1Y. 223 la1
- tn iCO loads of dirt near lUd
WANTHII-KO ' avumie. Knqulro at lieu
ffleo. _ _ _ 2Z29 II
nyajoun > fSl girl n situation
WAXTIID ' for general houscnork
Vpply at or address ) H.Meur , 'JOUlM. l th St.
_ 2J7-tf
r\ /"ANTED / Kxptrienecd sen-ant girl for zcn-
T V cral liuuso urk ; small family. 1813 Web
er St. 2.J7-12
ANTUI * flied cook at S.V. . corner 16th
and llarney Sta. IVuri ! * fel itcr week.
Olrl for Keneral housework. Call
WANTFD It. U. LUnu &Co. , 2158outh II li
treot. 228
ill/ANTKO A ( rood cook. Wages $25 per
VV month. Apply at 2003 llutt &t. , between
Othand21tit. _ IDl-tl
[ TTANTEO ItO to 200 loads of dirt near 23rd
TV and St. Mary's avenue. Enquire ut Hco
l ce.
- at 10SO North IGth Rtrcct.
WANTED-Giii ; Drown. JIHS. J. M. COUN8-
JAN. ICl.tf
rjITANTED A couple [ rood cylinder press
VY feeders. Can flnd'tteady' ' cmployn.ent at
hia office. K7-M
\TTANTEI ) Rcepcctttlilo employment by hug-
V V land and wife. Address P. V. C. , Keo or-
Ice. 077-tt
rXTANTED Good second girl at 1818 Chicago
VV street. 41-tf
ITM.NTKD llousekropcr , 1109 FarnUam St. ,
V V uji atalrs. 36-tf
IlT 2GOJ Dodge street.
VV . 070-tf
kTSTTANTEl ) Fundlni : bridge and athool Imudu.
YY II. T.Clark , B llo\uc , 20-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
TV5R HKNT Store anil dHcl'injrhousc.combin-
J td. Inquire at t09 South 10th St. 21(1 ( 18"
T10U HENT One or twolarifo pleasant front
j chamber rooms , ftirnlalieJ or unfurnished , ,
ithout Imul , to ladc ! < , or irentleican and wife.
HBC.llfarnU St. , bet. 21tt X 22d. 211) 1C
710R HENT A lan'o ctoro Jnciuire of N.
J Hhelton , ISUtrarnham St. 238-13
7OH RKNT Suit of rooms , nicely furnished
J bultiblc for four gentlemen. Also on a hlnsle
oem for two. Northwest < nrncr 0th and Dav-
iil > ort8tB. _ _ _ 232-tt
7OR UKNT-1'lii.oj , 84 nd 83 per month , at
J 318 10th street. 230-tf
710R HKNT A fine ticw Brocm bouse. I ) .
j Cookc. lbtUandl.ca > ciiMoithStt ) . 21813'
RENT Tojfcntlomcn , with ( rood refer-
POK . roam and board for thu winter In a pr- !
atefWlj. dill at 1U12 Coxs St. 100-tf
RENT Itooms at nouthucst corner 18th
FOR lord St. , green fir line. 177-12 *
hKST Nicely f > rnlehcd front alcove
FOR ; alto a smaller room , low pilces ; brick
ousu. Ca btri doom west of 20th St. 1E4 tf
nOR RENT New -t-room home. South 17th
i ? street. J. L. WKLHIIAKH , at Union tlcw
or. _ HB-tf
RKNT Just flnlahcd two Hntt-cliss two-
FOR lirlfk hoiiso-i , 8 and U roonm , utablo
nd ccmt'iited cellars : lOmonthy In advance.
V.M. 1IUSUMAN , S. K. corner 15th uiul Dnug ,
aasu.
" . \01l \ KENT " [ urnUlic-.l roonm 01 or MCJ-
J cliauta' KxcbanivN. ; K , ccr. lllib and Ikxlge
rocta.
FOR BALE.
[ 70R HALE- team of large mulcn. fII Uf J .
: : OAK , mas. lath st. _ { as-ia *
ORSALK-A small hniuta and { lot wllli good
t-ll and stable , on UOUi , near Hliermiii tit. ,
< o 1307. J'rlco , W50. _ 8 'U *
niOH SALE Chcau , horsc , buggy and harncwi ,
1 * JCnquIro at No. M , Crulxtit Illock. 10.14
hat nttllriK Inni ; llntx of hitman , loU
BKUla tiid larinn ( or nale Call and get
hem.
HAUS Stock and DxturcH o | millinery ,
Foil and lulr itoro , doliix a. irood | IU IIIO < M ,
oi-atlon central ; itoro and JwcMiuir tC'Kctlier ,
cut cheap. I ulth torutlrafromuuilucwi. Ail-
IrihH A. It , , 1'cwt Ollico , Oinalii. 137.ii :
HALK A bnntlful wMtinco jiroiwrty ol
POIl ftirot with roniiiioilloiw houno. I'.lKlit
icrcaof on-unl ! anillnu > nrd. location hllitly | ,
) n.v ! tv o nnd n hall mlltn from l" ) t olllcu , liar.
; aini JOHN u iicuAoiii : , onp. i' . o , 7n-tf
KOIt ALf .
BHICK TAlOnK ! ! 4 COK.
SAI.E-A imull wirflnii , 1J , W. ! ' } lie &
FOR ' uuiko. In perffit ovlvr , Ii | ulru of li.
. cinK ft Co. _ se-tf
7011 SAIK Lcaee and furniture of a flrat clam
1 } hotollfta town of 1SOO lnli bltimt , lubUtu
f Nebraska ; ha 24 btdi ; tlio tiacllli | { 'lion rv
< Jtt. IniulroatllE12otncu. 'IH-.t
rT fnrnion n-ivOrwl by Jl
U hOUUTT lUJj aud Jfftrnanmt . 7iiOtl _
SPECIAL HOTICES-OoimimBd
SALE 1 flrntelim cnMnct orpin , very
FOR : nearly new. Inquire Milton ] loern
& Son , Hth nnd rnrnham St. 80-tl
T7IOII SAtiE M p ol DoufrK * Mid Surpy conn-
tie * . A.ltOSKWATKR.1620F rnh mrtr * t
S20-1I
TjlOK 8AI.K l-'otir Rct ? of lund nwvr wixtor.
JJ works rcwnolr , filno two cottAffM on Cnpltol
ilill. Add , ANIUMV.lIhVINS.13oa DoiurlM 81.
SALE Fine ttoik ( arm ot 400 acrtn-
FOH house , cikttlo MirO , orchard Ac. , with
fAiy roach ol mllroad. I'rkv , f4MX ) , piut
time at W. JOIIX I. . McOAOUK. Opiv. t'cst
Oin < a. ( lila tf
|
HOUSU3 AN It J.AND Dcrnu rent * hoiiMn ,
tores , hoUli , furtr oU , Uml/i , o(5oo (
roomB , etc. See l t lx3ff (
"TjlOUHAlK Good hou o 1lh ( our roomii and
J ? hn lot , No. 2013 Dodge between OIUi and
27ln street. Good well and ulifulo trec ; liouw lu
Reel i-ondltlon. Inquire on prcmlnel Ml-tl
MI80ELLANEOU8 ,
mtIK J. M IIUUNSWIOK A IlbAKRCO. , Kt-ep
I. a complete stock of nilllnrd Tallies nnd lill-
Hard iner-hadiao on hand , at tlicirttoro room , MX )
South 10th St. , Omaha , Nell. ol2-lm *
A nhltonndlirtndlo biill.ilo ? . Hill an-
rOST
j nir to tlio mine of Banco. Finder will tw >
ilbcrxlly irwanlcd by Kturnlnj ; him to Mil ton
llojtnn & Son. 249-H
r iioo'STAssEn the huhcst co h
J . . price lor fcrotul ban llllllanl sndl'ool
Tables. Cat ! cr ( ulduss ( O ! ) .South K th M ,
ol2-lm
CANVASS Tor books , you know ,
AOENT3 sell "Ufo of IT fldont ( larflcM1
"Ilcroas of the I'lalin , " "llonkr Uiitlawn , "
"LAUrSOf 1KA WALUI10N & OO. ,
Ht. Loula , IIo.
' Pcpu.-mt.or lllh. l.y the under-
J. HlRncd , Ihlnlnirnn tl < o JtuJgo IMsit'v Inriu ,
JJ mlloHwustof OniAht , Dou laj Co. , Neb. , ono
milch cow , Hiiiio < ed to bo lUe } car < od ! , with
crop nn < i Mi on lefUnr , rcilnihl x\liltci iH.clloJ.
21d-novl.1 6p JAMES O. 1IA K.
00\I3 AND HOAltl-A pUwsint homo for
, thowmtur for thrcu pcntlcuicii , where the-
run Iliul thu icim'orti of n home. lvfcrcucc ! ex
chnnjfcd. Adilresi II , llcoolticu. 2S8-17
TjlOUNn Flue locks. Cell tf. > V. cor. 7th and
I1 nndJoncaSt. 1'ay chargts. W. * Vt POK-
'
T > E1II81 KKALIbTATU 110OM. hco 1st page.
A'l MRS. H. K. CLAUKE'S No. 1 Board
CALL Uctrce , tor. 13th and Itoilga Ste. Dofi
n th" city _ SlQ-tf
PU1VATK INSTRUCTIONS In Fronch.lOor
man , Greek nd , Lntin. I'rof. Henry W
Meek. 1207 J nek son St _ tKM-oc3
AIK1) HAY At A. II. Sander's Feed Store ,
B 1013 Harncy St. ulO-U
BB Klllb' HEAL USTA'CK KXOUANQE. a
BB
1st pago.
B KMIS > "NKWCITTMAISr26c. Soelrt pane.
QHhKPKOK SAln 2COO fat wctbers. Ad-
J drees Anton Abel , Plum Creek , Uauun Co. .
Nob. 185-18'
'PC KKNT A lar unfurnished room with
I bay window and n randa , ulthln tl\ block *
ioin I1. O.AiWrci _ ( ' . _ * _ . . thin otllcc. 1C3-M
nOUTUSF TELI.UR AMI ) JIKDIUM-Mrs
I ; Kllz , tclU past , prtscnt and future In lot e
nd all utTaini. Hho reeaN the dcepvet bucrcU ]
ho heart. She posscwci the maprnutlc ixmcr.j
nlllll all jour \ \ Islics Call at Ko. 322 corner 10th
nd ( Jhlnuro strut * .
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
ANTED Even-body In Council Hindu io
to take TIIK UTK , 20 cents per week , de
vcrod bi' carrier * . Ollic-o comeV llroodway and
Iain , up stftlrs , Council Bluffs. W.-tf
OTTHU'S TICKCT OrFICE-\Vnr In railroad
tlcktts continues to boom. Unprecedented
ow rates to all eastern polnt . K\cr > tiiket
uarnntecd. Orders tilled ny telephone. From
ne to ten dollars sa\cd by punliauln tlcketn
f 0. A. Potter , HueioMiir to l'ottcr& 1'nlmcr , No.
0 South Fifth street , Council lllnffj. Iowa.
oai3-tf _
[ TrANTED- Boy , \ilth pony , ( o carry paper * * .
YY Inqulr * atllhK olHce , Council lilutls.
oct3-tf
p7"ANTEl ) To buy 100 tons 'broom corn.
YY For particular : ) address Council Dlufli
room Factory , Council ItlufTj , Iowa. U&S-2DU
nrr ANTED A iorxcarpenter \ at , ouro. Ap-
YV plyJljnster & Adams , Council Blutfe.
C50-EO *
iTT ANTED A llr t-class broom tier. Mayne
YV & Co. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. MO SO *
: ANTED A boy to dochorei at Mj niters
W fishery , Council IlluflH. Wl-28 *
WW
ANTKU Good girl for Reneral housework.
W llarla Mynbtcr , Cowicll BlulTs. < XI2 tf
[ T7"ANTED A situation hy a first-class rrlllcr.
YY Had 20 jeira cxpcriuncc. Umlerctand *
Id ami new procasscs. Sixjaka hnill h and
crnian and acquainted with ntuira and water
lowers. CnnKhotho best of refcreiicu. Will
omc on trial at any time. Address II. S. , Uax
| - -
7 ANTED B1a gentleman of experience and
VV liu-iiic'ss hibiti , a position uith a firm ,
cither OH clerk or ti travel. Kcicrcnco L-hen. 1.
1. WA'fKISS , Couni.lt Itlufl * . 1)42 29
SALE Old paptra-JPc per humlrcxl , nt
FOU llea cilice. Council Ulufls. Ho'7-tl
"IT7"ANTKD [ Tno experienced book solicitors
YV for Colorado and Utah. Addrt-si 1' . O.
bov 1214 , Council UlnHa. Io a. WW-21 *
To Contractors , Bnildora and
Property Ownera.
The undei eltrned liat lay been appointed ajcnt
for the o\tcn ivo Iron anil wire nmnufacturin/
houses of U. T. Ilarmun , of Detroit , and the
llussel Iron Foundry and Workg at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of H ) tons dall ) , I * prepared to
furnish estimates and price ? for iron columns ,
kv. , Ac. , for btoro fronts , window caps and lll ,
threshold platis. wrought iron bcamn and Ifird-
era , hjdraulic efei atorn , staple llttlntrs , pullejs ,
shafting , &u. ; also iron fenws , crcstinc , "In-
ilew guards , shutttra. Rtalre , lulconlcn , Htttces ,
chalieO8C3 , acquarluina , fountatna , summer
lieu u < , lawn , canlcn and cemetery ornament ? ,
( Io cr etunds , KTM o .ifuardu , ic. , j c. . In endloea
i arlcty , Cataloguci ) Hupnliod on application.
HbNllV H , bAUIlV ,
Manufacturcrb' Agent , 22 Peftrl > treot.
auzlO-lm mo Council Ulufft , lovm'
EWAED KUEHL ,
MAOISTKB Ol' 1'AliUySTKRY AND CONDI )
riO.VALJHT , 403 Tenth Ntretit , between Farabom
wdllainey. Will , ltli the aid of Kuardlao
iplrltB , obtain for nny one a glance nt thn pa t
mil present , and on certain condltioni In Uia fu
ture , lloota and Bliwa imulo to order. 1'erf ect-
uAtlifactlgii i-uarantcixl
Madu from Ornpa Crca-'o Tartar. No cthi-'r
rpitlon uiakta uih Hunt , toky hut lavatlx.
luiirloiiK ixutry. C4 l ( ratcu by Djupcutlo
Itrout fear of IbvllU rpiultlnc from lnuvy InJI
Obtlbic food. PoU or.ly In tan. , by all Urocen
IIOYAL DAKiN'
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