Nebraska Newspapers

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I UJLVOULOJilfiK 15 1881.
BEE.
JJAI.LY .
Saturday MorninR , Oct 15.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICICET
KLKCTION TUESDAY , MOVKMni'.lt BtH
For Sheriff ,
DAVID N. M1LLKK.
For Treasurer ,
* JOHX RUSH.
For Clerk ,
JOHN 1JAUMKR.
For Comml'islonor ,
. r. KNIGHT ,
For Jut Re ,
A. M. C11ADW1CK.
For Stmcyor ,
' OK011GK SMITH.
14l'or Sui > eilntencknt of Instruction ,
J J. J. POINTS.
} For Coroner ,
JOHS'O. JACOBS.
Vor Iho nccomodaUon of our np'town
| > trons nrrnngcincnUliMo bcoii nmtlo will
IMholm & ] : rck ! on , jowclors , opposite tbo
pout office , ulicro ftd\crtl cincnt nd
: rHcr fortlio city tlelivcry of Tin : H
will bo recclvwl. Advcrttfecnicnts for the
ovcnlnRinust 1)0 handed tn before liSOy
in. , ! or the morning edition before 8:30 :
, , . , n noit23-U
LOOALi BREVITIES.
to-nfght.
I'attcrHon ells coal.
Frederick Iciuliiir ! Ilnttcr.
-Uosne. llcllttblo Hatter.
I'lno pocket knives at Ktihn'i ) .
Owl C5sarn nt Kuhn's Dm Store.
Night School at the Business College.
Th * Lion contlnueH to roar tor Moore's
Hfctnc * nd Saddlery.
For TINB OomnierclM Jnb Printing ,
II t Tnic BCE Job roomii.
moke Starlton A Storm * , finest
Cigar , nt Kuhn's Drug Store only.
Iloya' Wnrm School Cflpft , nil klndn ,
cheap , at Frederick's ; JargcRt stock.
octH-Gt
Nobby Derby nnd Cloth Hat * for
Kcntx , Homethlng now , nt Frederick's , the
Ilnttcr. oct2w-t&8
* HATS ! HATH ! IlAral-l-ntcsf style * ,
'argest stock in the city at Henry O.
Hlchtcr's , 1322 Famhnni otrcet.
' in-f.B-ni-&e.
There were fourteen poaches attacked
to the cait-boiinJ U. 1 * . train yesterday tf-
I ! >
n tcrnoon.
Lit the children connected witli fho
Cas street Hewing uchool remember that it
meets to-day nt a o'clock.
The C.IBO of Fred Sohrccder for keep
ing his barber nhop open on iSundayn was
lhms9cd ! In the police court ycstesday.
A colored man , John I ewis , acted as
foreman of n jury in a civil case being
tried in thediatrictcourt yesterday. S veral
members of the Chalk club wcro on the
jury.
Judge IJenekB last night ] united Hob-
ort Tl'Ogden and Miss E1U ) Vroth in the
bouda of matrimony. The event was cele
brated bofiliinrly at Fourteenth nnd Web-
.sterjttrects last night. :
"A rare chance" for Romobody to step
into a good paying business. The htock
and fixtures of the Michigan tobacco store
1417 Douglas btrcet for nalo cheap. Kn-
qniro ou the premise ! ) .
* Tli meetingH at the Chriitlon church
ntill contiruo , noiwlthstanding the rain.
Stove * have been. l"t up and thn room
will Ixs Mftde comfortable. Kov. Tyler
will continue to preach nftotnoon and
evening until null week.
One hundred and fifty-nine beautiful
residence lots , located on Hamilton ttreet ,
half way between the turn tnblo of the
red street car line nnd the waterworks
rewnoirand addition , end just west of
th < Jcontent of the SisUsw 1'oor Claire in
ShlunV o.ldition. I'ricv'arango from $75
to $110 each , and will bo Hold qn easy
term * to those who will improve. Hernia'
1 rVal estate agency , Fifteenth nnd ftougluH
atrcoU. _
No 1ienl-.ichc : or back-nchf for Indies
'
drink "WINE OF CARDUI. "
At 0. K. Goodman
HeToolc the Toain :
OlViccr Kuapivr atrcatod last night
3) . B. llouck , who was recently cm
ployed by the aooioty for the Proven-
-tioh of Cruelty to Aninmla , for un
hitching nnd driving oil'n fivruior'a
wagon , Tlio owner mot him on
Douijliui and Thirteenth streets nnd
liold him until the nrrivnl of the
ofliccr.
lr
800 J ndieiMIoso at Kurtz's. : '
JILANKKTM lil.ANKKTH , BLANKBTH.
Our first arrival tliroo hundred pairs
fbloiikoti. Wo have taken care
(
that'wo will not"riin out of stock ai
wo did lost seaspii , nnd buying them
in such quantities , tro have obtained
very low figures.
.Blankets from 82.25 to $22.00,1
A full line of the beautiful Cali
fornia blankets wo Hold BO many of last
aoason , and nt still lower figures in
101 , JUi 121 nnd 131.
'Andn , very great barguinint $0.f > G
worth $8.00 , Tina is a really peed
blanket , wo have only have one bale
of thia and cannot obtain more.
' , A. GltUIUKflilArUC & Co.
FLANNELH , FLANNKL.H ,
The largest Block wo have over car
ried , and cheaper than lost year. All
Wool Plain , Medicated , Shaker , Nary
Blue , Grey and White , and n full line
of FuiicK'H , comprising Matt let so add
Itoyal Standard Twilled Suitings in
ovoiy shade. Wo uru happy tlii
season in offering the largest Block ,
licit assortment , and lowest prices Wo
liavo over offered.
OCtl3-3t A. OltUlRKHllANK & Co.
See Child's Hoods ut Kutz's.
ATKLNKON' to-day and to-ni'jht.
ATKI. HUN'B to-day nnd to-ni'jht.
t , _ _ _ _ , it tj
600 Cloaks nt Kurtz's.
, > * ' . . , .
Double Headers.
Lyrnn Society's ball has been pout
pontd until October IGth , on nccouni
of the b.id weather ; . octlU-2t
Do your sliopping ut Kurfz'e
A HORRIBLE DEATH ,
JJorris DPO Thrown Prom His
Buygy nnd Instantly
Killed ,
Caused Lyn.\VAsli-out on Twelfth
Street ,
jrorris Dee , for twenty-seven
years a well known nwl rcipcctcd ros *
idantof Omalmnml its vicinity mot
an unlimoly niul hnrriblo denth last
night at 70 : ! o'clock. Ilo liad boon
intlto city ntlunding to Bomo busi
ness nnd nt 7 o'clock utntted for hia
Iiomo , nliich is about nix miles from
Omaha , near the U. P. railroad ,
in hia buggy. Ho drove down Twelfth
street. After descending the steep
hill near JDIICB street , one of thn
buggy wheels entered n rut , tipping
the buggy nnd IhiowhiK him out on
his head. Ilin full had been
obflurvod by a number of
pornoiiB living near by and ho was
carried into tlio house of J. A. Lina-
linn. Medical aid wan immediately
sent for , but before thu arrival of Dr.
Ayers ho had breathed his lout. His
nknll was not fractured , nor wn hia
neck broken , hut ( loath iasuppoRcd'to
have resulted from contusion cf the
brain.
Vie.ir Uonornl Kicrdon WIVH also
called , but nn Dee was uncoiiBcious ho
could not rccoivo IUH confession. A
jury consisting of J. A. Linahan
Juliui Nig , Jerry Loonoy , P. J.
Annstrong , Win. Hart and Michael
Orjuly , was einpannoled by Coroner
Jacobs , who rendered n verdict of
accidental death. A carriage was
sent to lib home , with n messenger to
carry the Bad noiva to his wife. Ita
; orriblo effect can bo imagined. In *
stead of the arrival of her beloved
lusband , on opening the door ho met
the umvelcomed messenger , who im-
inrted the terrible imformalion that
10 A\as no more. Nuarly crazy with
grief , aho entered the carriage , nccom-
> aniod by her daughter , nnd waa
rapidly driven lo town.
The horrora of that diamal drive
iced not bo related. On his arrival Mor
is Dee was placed in n wagon and tak-
m to her homo. A Bei : reporter visited
ho house about 11 o'clock and parsed
vcr the road which Dee had BO lately
raveled. Up to his knees in mud ,
10 sunk ixt every stop and going down
ho steep hill , where the accident oc-
urrod , hud hard 'work to keep hia
cot.
cot.Morris
Morris Dee is a brother of Jerry
) eo , who a few years since wag street
ommissionor of Omaha. He has
jcon for th < 5 past few ycara n farmer
) f Sarpy councy and owned eonsidor-
xblo ( property. Ho leaves a wife and
hroo 'rown children.
How' * the Baby. '
"Hnw'H the bal > y t" " IHa croup IH bet-
cr thi.i uinrnlng , tlmnk you. V'oave ( ,
itut Bonio of Thoinns' Electric oil an you
ulvised , doctor , uliJnluill give hitn name
nore in nit hour or KO. " Next any the
lector prunmmccd the youngatcr cured.
Acting Assistant Surgeon , John E.
Summers , jr. , U. 8. A. , will report to
ho commanding ollicer 'Fort Sidney ,
tfeb. , not later than the 18th hint. , to
iccompany the escort to thu Cheyenne
Indians , en route to thu Ping liidgo
Aponcy ; , Dakotu , and upon coinplo-
ion of this duty ho will report in per
son to the commanding nllleor , Vml
McKiunoy . T. , forduty.
Ijeavo ot ub.sunce for one month , on
surgeon's certificate of d inability , is
granted Second Lieutenant II. W.
Wheeler , Fifth cavalry.
The following named unlisted men ,
now ut Fort Omaha , Nob. , will pro
ceed torojoin their respective alalioin ,
viz : Sergeant Jeremiah Mack , com
pany A , Ninth infantry , and Corporal
Frank G. French , troop A , Third cav
alry , Fort McKinney , Wyo. ; Corporal
Eden N. Daily , company 0 , nnd Pri-
vato'iL.r D ; itlacknrood , company D ,
Ninth infantry , Fort Omaha , Neb. ;
Private Charles 13. HonncHy , troop A ,
Fifth Cavalry , and Sorgennfc Thoudore
Brehrn , cbinpany K , Fourth , infantry" ,
Fort Laramie , Wyo.j Private Charleo
Stevens , company li , Fourth iufnutry ,
ivnd first Borgoant Cluirlcs Taylor ,
troop 1) , Third ciwalry , ort , Sandoru ,
Wyoming ; Sorgcunt Charles Hardiii ) , ' ,
troop M , Fifth cavalry , Fort Robin
son , Neb. ; Corporal Thomas Sever-
son , , company I , Fourth infantry , nnd
Private Otto Drodoraon , troop F ,
Third cavalry , Fort D. A. Russell ,
Wyoming.
Tlio quartermaster's department
will furnish the necessary transporta
tion , and the subsistence department
commutation of rations for the jour-
noyg , it bciti ; , ' impracticable to fu-
nish the soldiora with cooked rations ,
us provided in general orders No. CO ,
series of 1878 , adjutant general's of-
Jloo.
_ _
Smoke Double Hoadora ,
Double Header * the beat nickc
cigar in Omaha.
Mrs , 11. L. O'Ueilloy takes great
pleosuro in. announcing her uuooiutioi
with the nckmivvledged leading Milli
nery Establishment , ATKINSON
CO S , nnd solicits iho patronage o !
her many frirndi.
( W | / nnd ta-niyht.
Smjtho itStulljuttornojB , removed
to No. 12 Crciqhtnn Illock.ri ' ' tf
i
John A. Crel liton li confmod lo hn !
1) . II , 1'Iillllpi Mn the city ft finest at
tliB Crolghtnn h < nu ,
, T. S. Slicpnnl , inAtiager of the 111 ; ; Four ,
Is nt the Cteiglitoti houc.
C. K. Forbe * , of St. I'.inl , Neb , , H ntay-
Ing at tlio Crclgliton lioti < e ,
A. Abbott , a well known lawyer of Lin
coln , It nt tlic frcighton house.
Judge Ilennclt , of Suit Like City , DMR >
cd through OniEiliiv for tlio caftt yesterday.
Win. JJabbltt , nf Nebnwkn City , Nob. ,
Is In the city a finest nt the Creiqliton
house.
J. Perkins , of Weeping Water , Neb. ,
Imnaklng the Crofghton homo liU bend-
quarters.
Afro. M. Donovan has rotunioil from her
trip to St. I/Jills , looking much Improved
tn health.
Bishop O'Connor goo to I'lntUmunth
on Sunday to confer tlu Bicruncnt of con
firmation.
Chief Uallignn , cf the fire department ,
In home ngaln after liin viilt to H. . Lottln
niul Chicago.
Judge HomnrHalcoinb , ofSchuylor , was
In tlio city attending the Democratic con-
veiitiorijrhurKldy night.
H. O. Stripe has left the clcrk'x offlco
of tlio U. 8. circuit court nnd will dcvoto
lilniKclf to Hhort-hnnd work.
N. S. Ilownnl , n lawyer of Lincoln ,
Neb. , it In the city attending court mid in
nying at the Crclgliton IIOUPC.
Major .Stovcnx , of the United States
nrniy , wivt ono ( if the pavcngcrH on the
cost bound U. I1 , train yesterday after
noon.
.T. 1' . ( .ireenv.vilt , representing Clarka
Broi. , Now Vork , in in the city visiting
lilH old friend , Con. C. 11. Frederick , the
hatter.
Mother NelJcrkorn , mother tmperior of
the wcRteni province , returned to Chicago
last evening after it short \foit to the .Sin.
tors of the Sacred Jivnrt here.
M. A. HnrtigAn , of Plattflinonth , who
ircsldcd nt the dcmocratio state conven
tion last night , wni an interested observer
) f the district court proceedings ycflterday
Virtnc Aobnowledged.
Mrs , Trn Miilholland , Albany , X. Y. ,
writes : "For poveral yoant I have suffered
from oft-recurringbUioui hcadachci , con-
Rtlpation , ilyni > flwii | and complaints pecu
liar to my sex. akice using your HUIIDOUK
IlXOI ) UlTTEIlH I am entirely relieved. "
1'rico $1 , trial itlio 10 ccntn. , lOeodlw
Blabop O'Conhor' * Jonrnoj- .
The Right Rev. .Bishop O'Connor
returned recently from visiting the
missions at Rollins , Evanstown , Laramie -
mio City , Cheyenne , Sidney , North
Plntto , Plumb Creek , Kearney , Grand
Island , Central Ciiy , Columbus , Sterns'
Prairie , St. "Bernards and a Polish
congicgation in Plattn county. Ho
found the missions all in a prosperous
condition , and during his trip con
firmed ! ) GO meinberH. At Larnmie and
Columbus lie visited hospitals which
nro under his care. Sunday
Binhop O'Connor leaves for Plntta-
inoifth. The followini ; wcok ho will
visit Jncksotij the oldest nnd moat
prosporoua mission in Nebraska. Ar
rangements have been mode for the
organization near Duncan of another
Polish congregation. There nro about
100 Poliah families living near there ,
and the mission is expected to provo a
aucccsa.
An Attempted ! SkootiBK.
Last night about 10 o'clock ' resi
dents of Twelfth street were startled
by the Bound of n pistol shot in Sam
Gardner's Huloon. It appears that his
wife had boon drinking , and while un
der the inlluenco of liquor
lie had some words with her.
In a frenzy of drunken
f
wratlituho drew a revolver which aho
Iind concealed about her person , and
mining it at him , pulled the trigtror.
Gardner , as aoon OH lie Haw the re
volver , sprang nt hot and grabbed her
arm , changing her aim , The bullet
paused between his arm nnd body , go
ing through his nhiit. Gardner reFused
Fused to complain ngainst her nnd aho
was not arrested.
A Tongh Bod.
Laat nightr"whilo , crossing Hartley
and Twelfth streets , a BEE reporter
nearly fell over a man lying in the
gutter. The mud covered his loqs
and arms , while his head , resting on
a rock , woo ubout covered with it.
An effort wuu made to pull him out ,
but as ho offered oa much resistance oa
possible , ho was allowed tolay where
ho was. A telephone incsnago was
aont to the jail , and it is probable that
tlio oflicer * arrested him.
KLGUTTER'S
MAMMOTH OJvOTIlINfl HOUSE ,
TICK MOST ItKLUllU : lUr.UL : HOIMK IN
Tim HTATK.
First premiums awarded utthu stain
f.draof 1880 and 1881.
OUll HTOUK IH COMl'LBTi : IN KVKHY DK-
1MU1MBMT.
UKLiAnu ; anoDH. HKLIAIILIKJUOD.S.
Men'u auita and overcoats.
HATH ,
1500THAND
AND
ANDSltOKtf
SltOKtf
llKLJADUi 1'IUCCH.
Men'o gloves. [ . X , '
Fui nisliini ; goods ,
Trunk * , * '
V VttllHbs > ( " ,
> - ' and tine
jj "Nrokwenr ,
Cardigan jaokoti in
grout variotiua.
IJOY'H ANP CIIILDUKJJ'H
( Jnons
JltLIAllLi : Pi
( \V9 \ sroglw jfoUJ&nUJfor th'i ? Calii
( *
fornia WoohiiiRIil ! , and kectalwiiyu
on hhiid a ohoioo a a ntmont of Call-
fin nia underwear , blanket * , gloves
und banket jinod duckings
Reliable Mammoth Clothing House.
1001 Farnlmm cur , 10th atrtuta.
111
DEOPfe ,
It is Announced that baldness cin bo
cureilliy RVin maftlng , but thn abortion
U urnernlly rcgiulitl ns incro balderdash.
"Sntbrettc "How li the nrcltlcl wiy
in hold tlie hand ? " Why , MI thnltho oll.er
dde cin't aeo what card * you've got Bo -
ton 1'oit.
A Vienna ImtniAl contains thU ndvcr-
tlwtncnt ! "Wanted A. rofVmor , to coinu
t icc n week to tlio homo of A noble f tn *
fly , In tinier to icform tlio pronunciation
of parrot. "
The water of the Hudson rhor at
Poimlikeepkliha ? bein pronounced unft
for dtlnklng , lint the people p.av no nnro
attention to this fact than if it wan ixn-
notinccd that It wai unfit for firewood.
The Clilnoo government h fjolng to
build some rnllrnmU , and eon will b In
the land the voice of thu Celestial brakeman -
man , "Hoop-peel Ynng-tze-kian junction !
Tlnince Htoiiiico ten minutes cntee and
llnk ! c.
We don't want to Interfere In President
Atthur'A cabinet making , but If ho wants
.1 good imn to ntnnd nt tlio front door nnd
tnub the fimt year coiigrcsstnen wo think
we niiglit run down to Now York and talk
wiMi him.
A huso painter recently wanted to ioln
the tire department but as it took him
over tiftren minutes to climbn ladder , nnd
then he hullo go down ngaln for Home-
thi g ho had forgot , they didn't employ
him. Boston 1'oit.
Tlie Courier-Journal aystlint a Russian
wont tCinlng through thu telephone rcuks
nil Ihu furniture in the room. TnN Is jhe
lit > t intinintion wo have received tlintlvo . -
tue'xy whi-ky Is now put up in glasi jnrs
iilhtf.-ul of white oak kcgn.
"How did you llkn IJunipo ) " "It'H too
Hnlentlld for nytblng ! " was the reply.
"And were you kick ? " "Yen. awfully
sick. " "And w B your husband good to
you ? " "Oh , ho wa-i too good lor nny thing ?
Jtut as KOOII ns ho found 1 was HC ! ; ho
went and drank Halt water so as to bo pea-
sick In unison with me. nnd I'm not his
( iccond wife , cither ! "
"You innko mo think , " John WilliamR
daM , dropping uponimola beside a nrcty
girl lnnt Sunday evening , "ot n bank
wild . " "Do I "
wherein the rliynie grows. >
she murmured. "It'ii o niccl But that'll
pa'HBtepin the hall , and nnlesH you cnn
drop out of the front window before I
cease Kpcaklng you'll have a wild time with
him , my own , for ho loveii you not. " His
descent was rapid.
A dry goods clerk , who had a most out
landish wuy of walking , had logo t > a din-
tant part of the store to find some goods
which a party of femenine customer de
sired to sec. "Walk tiiis way. ladies , " lie
called , as he swuvg hinuelf off. "But vo
can't walk that way , " cried a pert 11113 ;
"We never learned tliat style , you know. "
The clerk Is now drilling his tibia in the
motions of it now gait.
Mother Shlpton's year : "This has been
ayear of wonderful cvciits"obscrved Mrs.
Marrowfat to her neighbor , leaning over
the railing that K < > parated the trout court
yi'rd.s of the two IIOUSCH. "Truly remark-
nble , " chimed in Mrs. Vhcnix. "Wo ha\e
had Htortns nnd droughtti , nnd comets nnd
liren and earthquakes nnd ns ; u.sinati.n ,
and such like until I am dazed. " "Indeed
wo hnvc , " added MM. MuVrowfat , "and
Mr. M , hasn't been t- > bed with hiq boots
on since the first ot January. " Brooklyn
Certain Knowledge.
Wo know whereof wo aflirm when
wp any that Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure has performed moro won-
Jerful cures than nny medicine over
Drought before the American public.
lOeodlw
Ron ! Estnto Transfers.
The following are all the transfers
recorded nt the County Clerk's oflico
Saturday and Monday , ns reported
'or this p.ipur by John L. McCaguo ,
[ leal Estate Agent and Conveyancer :
Nehummh Melton and wife to John
tlass , w i of sw | , section IS , town 1C ,
range 12 east , w. d. , 8304.
Thomas Gibson to Catherine Finlay-
ion , parcel in lots 8 and 9 , Cupital
add. , w. d. , $550.
John I. Kodick and wife to Henry
A. Kostcr , parcel in lot 10 , Burtlett'a
add. , w. d. , 400.
David Cook 6 and wife to Katharina
Trott ; lots ill and 12 , block 400 , in
Grandviuw add. , w. d. , $145.00.
S. it. and Esther Frost to H el Ion
Gwinn , ei lot 0 , in block 13 , E. V.
Smith's add. , q. c. d. , $200.00.
Ceo. 1 * . Bumis and wife to Richard
ilmldcr , lot 15 , block (1 ( , Shinn'u add. ,
w. d. , S47S.OO.
Eunice Gates to E. W. Morgan ,
parcels in sections 10 and 18 , town 10 ,
range 1 ! east , d. , $200.00.
Forty yen rs' trial tin proven " BLACK-
the bc t liver mtdicino in
th'j world.
AtCV 1Oooilmiii. .
One Hundred Slncers "Wonted.
Mr. James McGranahan , who is to
conduct the singing in the Whittle and
MoGranalian ovangolic.U meetings ,
sends word that ho would like to meet
ono hundred or ninro singers nt the
Presbyterian church Saturday oyonins ;
at 7:30 : , at which time he deshes to
organize a strong choir. Mr , * , Me- '
Gninnhan assists in this part of the
woik and will bo present. All who
sing nnd aio interested in tjicso meet-
ides am urged t * ' " ' ] ' " p'resiint. Bring
"Gospel nymnsH ; 2 and 3.
"Tlio Kavdro xiouao ounci liluffs
in thu best second-class hotel in the
vest. " autfl7lm
8tr.in.efH , v'itit KUrts''B Store.
Sweet nnnlu cider at liufTett'H.
14-2t
GlTARLIiS SIIIVERICK.
Fun iiu.v , Bedding , Miirora and
uverytlnni ; pertaining to the furni
ture and upholstery tradi\ HOB the
lu'at stock in Omaha and makes the
lowest prices. Septl3tf
Swuot potatoes , tomatoes , turnips ,
cubtugo , watermelons , pumpkins ,
crab apples nt BuflVitt'a 14-2t
M. A. KVKTZ ,
Crcighton Block.
BPKOIAtfPALL NOTICE.
HOSIERY.
Open to-day 100 doz. Ladies' and Chil
dren's Hose nt very low pricca.
LADIES' AND OHILDRENS' UN-
DEUWEAR.
Ohild'a Merino Vests.
Liidies1 Merino Vests ,
Ladies' Flanel Skirts.
WOOL GOODS.
Ohild'a School Hoods.
Ladies' Knit Hopda ,
, V Child's Knit Sacnuea ,
The iincst aseortmcnt of hand knit
'Wuulon u\cr oik-red in Onmliu. >
DOLMANS ,
The Ladies arc ( specially invited to
BUG our uhinco aulcctiuna of these
Goods at very low price * .
KWIITZ'S Store , Oreighton Block.
) n i.J , IF. ; . i '
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< l "Western Crlcltot
National Aiwociatc < l I'teis.
ST. 7xUis , October 11. A meeting
w.ti held in lliii city last n it'll t for tht
purpose of forming n vtcnturn cricket
league. There wcro WpicauntntircR
present from the Mound City and
Loionopolio clubs. Ohicaju wa rop-
reoontod by members of the Chicago
cricket lub , and Toledo , Ohio , by
incinbera of thcMnunico Vnllty cluu
The c'u iesof Itiino , Cincitumti , Colum-
bill , Ohio , Springfield , Mo. , Knntm
City , Detroit , Alilwauker , Lamar ,
Iowa , . nnd Rugby , Tennessee ,
were represented by delegates
or letter. The Hireling was
called to fcrdor with Dr. E. J. Ogden
in the clmir nnd C.'ipt 0. W. Bulmirs
olllciating as secretary. It wmt decid
ed to form n. regular western ci ickot
Icnui-o , to bo known by that nnmonnd
lo ombr.ico the cities above mined.
It was also decided to fonn n regular
organization , wlioso ollieura nhould remain -
main in place until the next meeting
nf the association in March next.
Thcsu nmnycnients beintr decided
upon an flection of oflicors took place
with the following rrsult : I'losidont ,
E. J. Ogden , of Chicago ; firal vico-
prcsidunt , C. W. Bollnire , of St. Louis ;
secoi.d vice resident , A. W. Powell ,
of Kansas City ; Hecrut.iry nnd treasu
rer , G. S. Mendo , of Ructno. Tlie
Rev. T. D. Phillips , C. W. Jkllnira
and G. M. Forator were nppoiuted a
cuinuiitteo tn dr.ift n constitution and
by-laws , While the next place of
meeting was not decided upon , it will
luke pluco during thu month of
March.
TUo Hannibal Poiaonlnc Cn.no ,
National A-wixlateil 1'rens.
CIIICAOO , October 14. A
front Hannibal , Mo. , Biiyu : The cornn
cr'a inquest in the Wcsifull poisnning
trngedy has developed a remarkable
Htnto of facts. The witnesses exam
ined include nil tin. so poisoned with
the exception of Mrs. Westfall , who
died from the e fleet B of the drug.
The negro cook , at first suspected of
the crime , w.-yi Bonmingly herself
poisoned by eating the oatmeal which
contained the arsenic and there I'M no
evidence tending to criminate her or
any living servant about the Weatfall
hous'j. Ono witness testified to hear
ing Mrs. Westfnll say a few weeks n o
that aho did not care if she nnd her
baby wore dead. She was but thirty-
Hovcn years old nnd the second wife
of Wealfall. The theojy that Bho
poisonrd tin ) outmeal docs not seem
rc.iaoimblo and is to a certain e.xtohl
disproved by the testimony.
l..i . . .
Frightful Explosion.
National AbsoUated Press
CINCINNATI , October 14. A Brad
ford ( P.i. ) special saya : A terrible
and mysterious nitro glycerine explo
sion occurred lust night. A heavy
discharge as of artillery was heard ,
followed by jx long rumbling echo
which seemed to shako the houses in
the city. The nitro glycerine maga
zine belon inc ; to the Roberts torpedo
company , in Lonely Ravine , two and a
half miles from the city , nnd contain
ing 000 pounds of nitro glycerine , had
exploded. The earth for rod ? m every
direction was torn up t.s if by an earth
quake. Hugo treea were ciit Jlown
small parts of ilcsh and shreds of gar
ments were picked up. Farther than
this nothing has been found. The in
dications nro that the niagnzino was
being robbed by moonlight era , who
caused the dynamite to explode. It
is certain at least that two rnen were
blown to atoms. !
' . . < t
Xiabor Troubles-
National Associated I'rcaa.
DETROIT , October 14. The coopers
at the big Michigan double stave bar
rel factory at Charlotte struck this
morning for an advance of two cents
per barrel. They were all paid off
and new ' hands engaged at the
old fingers. The strikers made- threats
which have noK been executed. In
addition to the Big Rapids company
ot state militia which is already at the
scene of the mill employes strike at
Muskocon the government IWorder-
od the Lansing company to go there
by the First train , and the Kalamazoo
nnd Grand Haven companies i\oro also
ordered to bo in readiness to go at a
moments notice. Trouble is expected
and perhaps bloodshed.
Koliomo Consumed-
National Asaoclatud I'roHa.
DKNVKII , Ostober 14. A dispatch
froni Kokomo , Col. , Bays : The ex
plosion of a lamp in the Summit
hoUBO last night caused a fire which
spread with terrific rapidity , consum
ing eighty houses. The fireuas aided
by the explosion of several small pow
der magazines. Only nbont twenty
houses rumain in the place * . Thn loss
is estimated nt § 400,000 ; insurance (
light. A great deal of Buffering will
result from the fire , na those burned
out aio now entirely destitute.
BKLLK CKNTBU , 0. , October 14. -
Wylio it Kennedy's Haw and pl.-ming
mill burned lust night. Loss 5,000 ;
insurance $1,000 ; incendiary.
The
National
CHKUJIO , October 14 , Tlie Daily
NOWH' Hpeciul from Spartn , WIH. , pays
Prof. King's balloun passed pvur that
tov\n nt U o'clock this moniing 'in rv
northwesterly direction nt the rate uf
twenty milts hour , at. nn altitude of
about half a mile. It is probable that
n landing will be made nt Minneapolis
or St. Paul this evening , ns thu pro
fessor is aiixioim to visit the scene of
his Into failure.
_
Coast Now *
National Atiodatcd I'rww.
SAN FIIANCIKUO , October 14. Tlio
Calfornirt planing mills were destroyed
by iho this afternoon nnd half of each
block on the north aide of Howard ,
between Main and Stuart streets.
Tlio premises were occupied mainly by
lumber dealers and workers in wood.
A strong northwest wind was blowing
and it was feared for BOIUO I line that
the department would not control the
( l.imea. _ _
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON 1
Tnu GUAND SEMI-ANNCAL MILLINKUV
DlHl'tAY
oi' ATKINSON & > Cp'8 ' ,
The ackiiow'ttlged Uiulimj milliners , iho
FlItsTPllUllIUMHoiTHK of the BtntO Of
Nebraska , will on Thursday , Friday
and Saturday of thit week display to
the public their" most magnificent
stock , replete with all the latest novel
ties known to the trade. All most
cordially invited. No cards.
ATKINSON'H to-day and to-nihi.
I i i * '
. ; . ' > - i i .j , A If i , i
C . \pturo of Yonnc Highwayman.
CAHMNVIU.B , Ills. , October It.
The n bbera who captnrrd ? 8,000 ,
from E. Perrinp. were ciptured at
Lttahliuld last tiiKht. Tliey had been
drinking and w bile under thu influence
of whiskey , ono of thu party gave
away their secret nnd tluy , vcre nil
nrrcstfd. The money was recovered.
They rcfuncd to give their names ntul
were entire Ktmnguis. All of them
wcro comparatively young men nntl
wcro novices in the business.
WORTHY OF PRAISE.
An n rule wo do not rccommen 1
patent ni''dieiiH'B , but when wo know
of ono Hint roilly is a public benefac
tor , nnd does positively cure , then wo
consider it our duty to impart that in
formation to all. Electric bitten are
%
truly a most vnluablo medicitio. nnd
will surely cure Billiotmioss , Fiiver
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Lulnoy
complaints , oven wheio all others rem
edies fail. We know whereof wo
speak , nnd cnn freely recommend to
nil. [ Ex. Sold nt DO cents a bottle.
lab it McMnhon. (4) ( )
Fancy Oooda at Kurtz's.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AiUuttUtiiiciit To Lowi ,
Lo t. Found , WnntK. lloartltnc , He. , nill bain
< trtcd In these cotumni once for TKN CENTS
ptr lineeach ; nubsciiucnt Insertion , F1VUCENTS
pur lino. The tirst Inncrtlou never Icon than
TWKNTY-riVK CENTS
TO LOAN MONEY.
TO.NEY TO LOAN Call nt I. w Ullli-o ol D.
M
L. Thorn v Rooms. Crclirltton lllock.
To loan at from 8 to 10 p r cent.
on ( food rcnl cstotcsBCiulty , by
Ull. ISAAC KUWAUIM 1109 Farnhain ht.
1 > LOAN At 8 per ccntln-
terust In sunn ot 2,600 and
, . , A\-mU , for 3 to Syoars. on first-clous city and
( arm property. BICMIS Kn L ESTATI and LOAN
AOXSCT. fcth and Douuhs Sin. *
HELP WANTED.
WAVTKD Man nnd wife , a ( jotxl place for
tlm winter for the rljrht pnrtl&i. Apply
Bee olllcc , or addreis I1. O. Box 17 , City. 2Ni-tf
WANTKb-A boy 14 to 10 yearn of * KO to jro
to tlio country to It-am thu ilruif business.
Must bo alilc to epcak Kr lltli and Oeniian. Ap-
l > ly to C. F. Roadman , 1110 Farnhain St. L'57-l"
A clrl to ilo general liousewnrk.
WANTKD to Mrs. Tonnr , 2itli St. , 2nd door
south of Farnlmni. 2M-1C'
An pxptriynced K'rl ' for funeral
WANTED , o t side 20th St. , bet. Uh cage
niul Cuss. 2CO tf
WANTED A K'rl ' for general housework to
go about hundrvd miles we t. K\-
ICIIKCB luld and twenty to thirty'ilollari a
nonth. Apply nt City Hotel. 250.14'
WANTED OIHco boy at thu linmct Uouee.
20M7 *
WANTED A cottagu lionsufnrnslicd ! or un-
furiilihed ) in a uooJ location ; mmt lie
( ithln a feu-minutes walk of the "Boston Store , "
( jlO 10th St. Addron , Cottage , Bco olllce.
TT7 ANTED A reliable man to sell sjicclaltles
VV on Installment ) ' ; stead } emploMiient , good
. J21S. lOthSt. a M7 *
WASTED Mtuatlon by > ounirelrl todo cn-
cral lionscw ork. Applvnt the Scnndina-
lan Hotel , llth St. 2SM4f
- - of rooms for light IIOIIRC-
WANTED--Suit a umall cottage. Address , II.
\ . , this olhi.0. " 252-16'
"TJT ANTK" ' A good tinner. Steady employ-
VV mcnt guaranteed Iho jear through ; the
2M-19 Urand Inland.
! ) Sceral glrli to learn dreas niak-
WANT t" > horn email wagt-j will he given ,
Mm. W. B. Wood , 210 16th St. , Masonic ISIoek.
247-14
ANTED Two No. 1 brobm-makers. A.
W KANDOW. 243-14'
'ANTED Newmlli hcaws , Llttlcfldd's Sara
W toga Dairy. Sc4-14 *
ICO to SCO load * of dirt near trjd
WANTED Murys ftMiimtEniiitlra at Bev
office. 2220-tf
\ITASTED Bya nnngSwU girl a situation
W ill a ptlattt'ainilx lur gtneml hoii e\\ork
Apply at or address II. Me ir , 'Jj'J B. 13th St.
s 237-W
TE ! > Kxpiriutu-cd * njint girl for gen
eral liouHuuork ; huiall family. 161S Will-
or rit 227-1 1
- > loa < l ofdirt near 2SrJ
and St. llarj' aMiine. Eminlro nt lieo
otlii-e. IQJ-tt
WANTED < V eoaplo goal rj Under prus
fieikn. Can find hteady umiloui.ent at
hU olTice. 27-tf
Ile pettnlilueiiiplojmci.t bj hus
band and wife. AddruMi P. 1' . U. , Jko Of-
flee. 077-tf
"ANT1U1 IIoiiKjlfeLr | , 1103 Farnhani St. ,
up ttairx. ac-tr
WANrEO Girl at 200i Dodge street.
979 tf
rANTKH-Fuudlng bridge and achool lionds.
II. T. Clark , Bcflo ue. 20-tf
RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
HEXT House lth dTooms and cellar at
FOU
$13 pvriiiDiith , pajablo in adtanca Imiulro
12J1 Norlli liith St. . Vet. I'.iul and Slicnn n.
253-10
I.IOU IlENT-Sult fiirnlshid rooms , suitable
I > for m.uinml ulloor tuoUdUs , at6S5 North
17th il. , between California. And Webster.
' ' ' '
. . 254-16'
KENT Store and dvrel'lnghouw.conibio. '
POK . Jnqiilru at (00 ( South 10th Ut. 240 Is'
- plca ant front
; chamber rcomi , ( iirnhhid or uiifurnlihud , ,
without loird , to Ivllo * . orgontleann nnd wife.
211fiOllfornla St. , bet. 21U & , 2'2d. 210 15
MOIl KENT A lari-o ttorc Imiuire of N ,
L Shtllon , 1H13 rnruhoin St.
T7IOU ItRNT Suit of room * , nleoly furnished
L milt ilile for four gentlemen. Also on 3 single
MomforlHO. Northwest tarner SCIh and
part hts.
POU IlE.NT-l'lanoi , iH and M per month , nt
318 } Cth street. -JJU tf
riOK KENT A flue now 8 room liouso , I ) .
U Cookv , Ibtliand Ua > uimottliHt . 213-13'
KENT ItooinTat panthuent corner 18th
roll Iz-ndat , grttn car line. 177-12 *
Tnoil hKNT-Mctlv f rnlnhed front lco > o
.I ; room ; alw > a nui.ilUr room , low ptlecs ; brkk
hous9. Casabt ,6 doors west ol 2'JlhBt. ' 154 tf
IIC.ST-Ju.tnnlihedtHO flnt-clau two-
Foil lirl"k houeeo , 8 and 0 roomi , italila
anil ccmuntcd cellari ; ? (0monthy In advance.
W.M. 11US1I.MAN , B. K. corner 16th and Doug.
' bta. 023- _
IOR UENT S furnished roomi oxer HeJ-
Ui nt ' Ex < .lMnjuN , E. cor. Ifilb and Dodge
BALE.
HAI.K A tram of Urge uniltu. L. DUO-
rOlt , 1112 8. 13th .St. 235 p5 *
i.lOllHAU- umall li uw ) aud j lot nlth good
I ? uoll uixl ulublo oi > 20tb , near Slier nun St. ,
NO 1S07. I'rluo , WJJO. , XJ1-U'
EOH HALE Chcart , horsi' , buggy and hnrntsf.
Kii'iuliv ' at Mil. B , Crelghtun lilock , 215-H
BEMIH > Mi rattling long liita cj taouHxi , lot *
lan.la aud farms for tola Call and K'l
them.
otl HAui : Stool : and nxturea of millinery ,
notion and hair ftoro , doing A good Imwncm ,
location ventral ; store nnd dtvellTnir together ,
rentchsap. I u Uh to retlm f rom budueai. Ad-
. 11 , Po t nillie. On alii. 137-13
T710II UALK LiMfl and furniture ol ; fint cl i
L1 hotel In town of ISOOlnliatiltanU.'Instaii )
of Nebratka ; ha 24 beds ; tbo traellnt * " " n-
ton. Inquire at IlEKolfic * : ' ) I . , it Ml
.f.U-J
SPEOIALjOTIOES-Ooiiiaauoj [
TJlOll HAI.K A honiltlf il c'ltlcnce property of
J. SO ncros with cortimcxlioui hou f. Ulght
Heron of on liuhl Mid > ncj arJ. txKntlon * lr1iltj %
Only two ninl ihMI mlle * from post office. Ear
am ! JOHN ! < . MtOAdU : , O-p. | V. O. TOU
tTWItSAl.E Mai * of ttoilfrUii Rtitl PMtiy own-
I1 tin. A , KUsKWATKIl,1520K'ariilnnitr ' ,
32H
I.UM SA'.IV- mrmll en. iii . , II. \ \ .
Jj HOII'H tniko. lu iicifsct o-dcr. Inqtilroof li.
O. Clark i Co. 38-tf
OH SALtw
BUICIC _ ESTAnnoK i. COK.
1J1UKAA1.B inmtclan vlnct orjan ,
U cheap ; neatly new. Inquire Milton
& Son , 14th niul Knrnhtm St.
"T OIl SAMi Pour acre * of iMid ntar
JP worU rcscriolr , nl it\vo cotl ( rc on Capitol
IIII1. Add. AN1WKW U .VIX8iSW : > UoUftlaj St.
818 If
PIOll SALE Klt.a utock farm of 400 ( vcnu-
JL1 good house , cattle nh il , orch nl &c.p with
in nwy ri'vh ol railroad. Prlre. f-4MX > , pait
time .it X JOHN L. . McCAOUE , 0p. | KS
OIHro. J8H-M
ANU LANU llcims rents homc ,
HOITHKS % , hotels , farir oU , Unit * , olllco *
rooms , etc , See lot jug ?
"ITIOlfSAf K Good liouia with four romns and
L1 half lot , No. 2818 Dodge betunon 'Jiltli and
27tli xtrcrt. Uootl ivtll and nha4o trees ; home In
oiiJIl'nn. ' tnq.ilro on i > miil > . 'Si-til
MISCELLANEOUS.
I.OAIU > WANTl' ! ) Two room * connectlnc
J ( ulth cnrpctaonh ) n 1th board wanted , for
Kititlemin , wife hmlclmil. AddrcM , Home , P. O.
bSS-li *
rpAKENUP na'AlttVliorso , whlto Mrlpo In
I fnco , nlioutlSjeitolcl. MOShS HAWKINS.
1010 Chicago St. 202-20'
j. M nnuNswiCK * DLAKK co. , Keep
Tun eniniiletcRtock of HlllUrJ Tables nml | mi-
Haul mcrrhamllso on hand.nt thilrttoro room.DOD
South 10th St. , Onmln , Nob. o2-lm'
* T OST A nhltaamlhrlndlo bulUloir. will an-
J J SH cr to thi name of banco , finder v , 111 bo
llnrally rrwarded by itturiilni ; him to MUtou
Hoirern , fe Son. 21044
T 1IOCIISTAESHI Will pay the hlitlicst cash . .
y _ , . price Jor nccond hand Itllllard nnd Vool H-- " 'V7X 1
Tobies. Call or mldicti EOO South Htli 8t.
012-1 mf
* CANVASS For books , jou know ,
AaCNT sell "Mfo of fr.sldcnt narlleld1
"Heroes of the rialnn , " "Harder Outlaws , "
"Lawsof Husinoss. " 11A ! WALDIION& CO. ,
St. Louln. Mo. ' c2 < Mawlm *
KUOMH AN1 > 1IOAHD A pleasant home for
the winter for three gentlemen , whcro the ;
ran find the comlorti of .home. Itefirtnco ex
changed. Ad.lrcfi II. Uoo olllrc. 226-17
B EU1S' REAL.rTATK BOOM. See lit page.
AIL AT MU8. I ! . K. OLAKKK'S No. 1 Board
\J Ing HCUK , cor. 18th and Dodge yts. Best
n tbcitv 510-tf
PUIVATE 1NSTUUCTIONS In Frcnch.iUor
man , Greek nnd Latin. Frof. Henry W
ilcck. 1207 JmAron St 000-oc8
> ALKl > HAY At A. II. Siudor'siFecd Store
> 1013 Harney St. ilU-tf
EM1SKEAL ESTATE EXCUANQE. 8
B 1st page.
EMIB' NEW CITY MAPS.Zfic. Sec 1st page.
HEEPrOK SALE SCOO fat wethcH. Ad-
dret > 8 Anton Abel , Plum Crick , UauEon Co. ,
tfeb. 185-W
TJ10KTUSE TELLER AND MEDIUil-Mru
JL1 Eliza tells past , r-rctent nnd future In lee
and all affairs. She rceals the deepest secrets : )
ho heart , bho possesses the magnetic poftcrli
fulflll all jour \\ishc9 Call at So. 322 comer 16tli
and Cliicruro street. '
I
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
K\ cry body In Council Bluffs lo
WANTED UFK , 20 cents ) > cr neck , do
hired bj carriers. Otllce comer iiroaiUay iind
Jlaln , up stairs , Councll'BluOV. bfi--tf
' TICKirr UPFICB-War In railroad
ticket * contlnueH to lioom. Unprecedented
ou rates to all eastern iwlnt * . E\cry ticket
uaranteed , Orders Hllc < l ny telcphono. From
onoto ten dollars S.IUM ! by purchasing tick tin
of C. A. 1'otler , successmto Totter & 1'almer , No ,
40 South Fifth street , Council Blurts , loun.
Oitl3 tf
ANTED Boy , with pony , to curry papem.
W Inqulro at liXR otllto , Council iHUJTs.
'
'octlS-tf
" \\7"ANTED To buy 100 tons 'hroom corn.
VV for particular * fuidreM Counrll Blufla
Broom Factor ) , Council ] ) hU , Iowa. HM-'JUtf
A ( rood rarpcnttr at nncv. Ap
ply Mynnter & Adann , , Council Bluff * ,
o tt.
tt.W I ANTED A Urxt-claHH liroom tier. Mivyna
W & Co. , Council Bltifft , Iowa. 600 W
'ANTED A boy to do chores ot M ) nstcr
W iUhery , Couneil Blufli. Wil-28 *
Uootl girl for general housework.
WANTED M > nstcr , CouiiUruiufJs. MB-tf
TTrANTED-A nltiiatlon Jiy n lrst-class irillcr.
VV Hail 20 jcarn experience. Understand *
old ami now proee ei. bi > nl > tnglish am'
Ucnnan r.ml aciinalntcd with steam and water
IIWCM. Can gim the but of rtfercmt' . Will
emu on trial at nny time. Address II. S. , Ikuc
la.
_
WANTED I ! n ccntltnian of experience antf
liu-lne-Ti habita position with n firm.
lither ox i lerk or 1 1 tnu U. HoarcncJ gl > tn. I.
, . WA'IKINS , Council Bluff * . IM2 20
SALE Old iiaiwralPo per hundred , at
EOll Dec olllco , Council lIluHa. Bc27-tf
"TT7"ANTED Tivo e\pcrionc < U book williitora
YV for Colorado nnd Utah. Addnst 1' . O.
box 1214. Council BluffH. loun. DOT 21"
To Contractor * , BnUdera and
Property Ownora.
The undoibtgncd haing been appolntod agent
or the oxtcii i\o iron nnd wire mannfairuring
louses of li. T. Bariium , of Detroit , jxnd the
lusnel Iron Foundry and Workg at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of M tonn dally , la prepared to
urnUh estimates and prUra for iron ulumn ,
c.&e , , tor store IronU , window caps nnd tills ,
hrenhold plaUs , wrought Iron bronw nid gird-
: r , hjdraullc eloxntora , etaplo Uttings , pulleya , .
Bhaftlng , &U. ; aluo' Iron < ince . cresting , win *
daw guards , shutters , stairs , balconictt , cettfcx ,
chuiis , ta es , acqiinrluins , fountains , mmmcr
louse * , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments ,
flower stands , grave guard * , AC.I &f. . In ndlei
arletj . Catalogues mipplled on Application.
ntNKY'n. ' iiAHuy ,
Mnpufacturera' Agent , 2 % Henri Htrcet.
anzlO-lm me Cnuntll Bluffs. Iow l.
EDWARD KUEHL ,
MAO18TER OK PALMYSTERY ANO CONDI ;
TlONALIhT , 408 Tenth Htrtttbetwcoi Knrnhnm
undllntncy. Will , with the aid of guardian
plrlts , obtain for nny one a glance at the pae
and pieucnt , and on certain conditions In tlio fu
ture. Boots and Shoes nude to order , rrrroci
atlfjctlon irunnntml
POWDER
Absolutely Pure. .
Uadu from Orip Crck o Tartar. No oilier
arpatlon toake * uch light , flaky hut-briad * .
usurious uutry. Can It eaten by Djfpoptlo
vrlthout fearol Fho 11U re.ultlnfrom heavy Indl
d. Fold o.ly In cans. ball Orocort
UOYAL BAKIKO j > oWimn coj
New Yolk.
0 K. Qood'naoj , ,