THE OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESJ OCTOBER 26 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE
Wednesday Morning , Oot 20
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TIOKE
BLBCT10N TUESDAY , NOVKMrtBP. Silt
> For SherifT ,
DAVID N. M1LI/KK.
For Treiwurcr ,
' JOHNHUSK. .
For Clerk ,
JOHN IIA.UMKU.
For Commliisloner ,
U. 1 , KNIGHT.
For Judge ,
A. M. OHADWJOK.
For Sur > cyor ,
GK011OKSMITJI.
For Suixnintcndcntof Instruction ,
J. J. POINTS.
For ( 'owner ,
.TOHV . .TACOB3.
For the ftccomtxlatlon of our up-town
patrons arrangement * have been made witli
Edholm & Hricluon , jeweler * , opi > o Ito the
pool office , where 'wUcrtUcmcntii nnt
onlcrs for the city delivery of TUB BKK
will ho received. Advertisements for the
evening must be handed In before 1:301 : > .
tn. , tor the morning edition before 8:30 :
p , in cpt23-tt
LOCAL BREVITIES.
PAttomon ftollfl coat ,
Frederick Lending Hatter.
Donne , Kcllablo Halter.
Fine pocket knivcn nt.KuhnV.
Gloves at tlie Wl cent store.
Indies Hnnd Iltiga at the 00 cent ( .tore.
Night School at the Uusine College.
Owl Cigars at KulmV Drue Store.
The streets are drying no very rapidly.
Wild game of all kindu nurfciU the
market.
The brick bwement under the Comas
houte is being rapidly constructed.
All the noli'iy Hats and IlonnoU
oome from Atkinoon k COK.
The Zither Club concert at IJoyd'a will
occur Nov. 3d.
There will be a game of base bnll on
Saturday next , weather permitting.
The club hunt of the 0. W. S. club
will probably conic off this week.
Th Lion continue * to roar for Moore's
Humes nd Saddlery.
> For riNE Commercial Job Printing ,
' U at THK DEB Job rooms.
\ - ' Short Hand taught nt ItunincsH Col
lego. oct 0-tll
i County court for October closed Mon >
day ,
O.vston on half nhcll at llichanls ltc -
. ' _ " . '
taurant. .ct'-
Go to Atkituon k CO'.B for Opera
Hat * , Bonnet * and Kid (5 loves. An im
mense * tock to Ptlcct from.
The mail bov nt the corner of .Jnckaon
nu 1 12th street wa * broken open and rob
bed Monday night.
A heavy fog , followed by a deep blue
Laze , enveloped the city all forenoon yea *
terday
Six new meinberH united with the 18th
fctrt'ctM. K , iliurch at their quarterly
meeting on Sunday.
The thermometer ( at Max Meyer &
liroH. Htoro marked ( JO * at noon yesterday ,
the highest temperature xlncc the llth ,
with a Bingle exception ,
A workman at the new Union eleva
tor , named Peterson , caught one of his
hands between two pul'eys ' Monday.
The hand was badly crushed , but amputa
tion was not necessary.
Max Meycr'a illuminated clock can bo
appreciated by those whoso duties keep
them on the streets during the long night
hours as well as by the belated pedeatiian ,
It is good company when no one else is
around ,
The "Western Newspaper Union ,
which was burned out BOIIIU time nince , is
now on its legs again , It is in the new
brick block , corner 12th and Howard
streets , witl patrons can now bo supplied
, j directly from the homo oftico.
The railroad boyH nro after Jerry
Quinn , the good-natured conductor of the
K. 0. , St. Joe k 0. B. road , ou the Hub-
ject of hia recent alleged address in St. .Too
in the Land L ° ag 10 hall , They claim that
Jerry was the victim of a cruel joke , nnd
after preparing an elaborate address on the
wrongs of Ireland , ho waa treated to the
"cold Hhake" in the city mentioned.
Wm. Hagcdorn lias at hia ( .table in
the rear of the Palace Market , on 15th
street , a. . fine pair of elk , male- and female ,
aged four and three years respectively.
The latter Is aa I nine as a horse and * loves
to bo petted. Mr. II. doca not know
whether ho will kill or or neil the pair , but
will try hard to do the latter BO as to save
the life of the tame beaut , illicit he cannot
bear to take.
The public . 111 recall the death of
Ilesperia Cory , which occurred tinder
Buspicloua circumstances Dome months
ago. The post mortem fulled to develop
anything bitthentomacli ; wosprctorvrdand
with the residue of the medicine given her
during her fatal illnwn was yesterday ex
pressed by her father to Walter 8. Haincs ,
M. I ) . , of Rush medical college , nt
Chicago , for analysis. *
The Withnell IJros. , have at present
about000,000to 1,000,000 brick on haul
the most of which is contracted
for. They calculate that this will bo suffi
cient to keep them going until the now
brick burning season next spring , and wi'l
burn no more this Reason. If the other
brick contractors havu not a larger margin
to go on it la possible that there may bo a
scarcity of brick for building purposes before -
fore spring.
One hundred and fifty-nine beautiful
residence loU , located on Hamilton street ,
halfway between the turn table of the
ed street car line and the waterworks
raervoir and addition , and just west of
the convent of the Sisters Poor Claire in
*
Shlun'u addition. Prices range from $75
to Sit 0 each , and will be sold on easy
ermt to those who will Improve. 13cmis'
real estate agency , Fifteenth and Douglas
streets , _
8EK JIKI11S
You mo sick ; wvJl , there Is Hint one reme
dy that will cure you beyond possibility or
doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble ,
Consumption , Dyspepsia , Debility.
' \VelTn Health Itcuewer" " U your hope.
81. Druggist Depot , C. F. Goodman ,
Omaha. _ (4) ( )
* " " " " * -
Dr. Amelia Burrouxhu , Withnell
house , Tuesday and Fridays , 10 u. in.
to 8 p. tn. oct 22-lnwn&o
THE FOUR COURTS ,
The Western Detective Atrono ;
Gets in Its Work Again.
Pound Guilty of Forgery am
Hold for Perjury ,
The United Statoa Jurora fo
the November Toim.
The County Court Docket Cloud
P. 11. G.irrignn , who wan convictei
Inst week of embezzling funds belong
Jug to the Omnhn oflko of the Wheeler
or it Wilson Bowing machine company
WAS on trial Monday on ilio charg
of forgery , the facts , according to tin
toBlimony elicited by the state boinj
ns follows : In Juno last Onrrigai
sold to ono Ernst Ilcinko , a Bcwinj
machine , for the sum of $1)5 ) , n per
tio.i of the money being paid nt tin
time and Ilcinko ( ngning '
release on the machine as security
curity for the remainder , which wai
.o bo paid in monthly 'instalment ' * .
3urripin , however , reported this sulc
M the Omnhii tiynt of the company ,
Sidney Smith'Esq. , us Having been
niado at $20 instead of $35 , anil
.urncd over to him a , lease duly filled
out on ouu of the company's blanks
> nd showing thu 829 to have been the
amount , to which lease the name of
E. lloinko was uliixed.
Mr. Smith testified that lie objected
at thu time to the machine having been
sold for BO small a fliun , niul
larriirun having left the country aomc
wo weeks later , taking with him , lu
Smith alleged * considerable money bo-
onging to the company , the suspicionn
of Smith as to the truthfulness of Gar-
rigan'a Btatum jilts regarding the sale
o Koinko wore aroused and ho visited
the latter to ascertain the tacts and
was then informed that Gnrrigan had
eceived $35 for the machine includ-
ii | the deferred payments , all
> f which were met as
hey became due , G.irrignn thus poc-
etliiK thu difl'urenco of 0 , according
o the testimony for the state. The
ease , purporting to bo n forgery was
hewn to Ituinko on the witness
stand and ho testified positively Unit
hat was not hia signature , nnd that
to had never authorized any ono to
ign his name to the paper.
Uarrigan's defense was that the
nachine was sold for $2 ! ) on account
> f its being an inferior ono and that
10 had been directed by Reinko to
ign his name to the lease by reason
f the latter being engaged nt the
imo the lease was presented for his
L'liaturo , in waiting upon the table at
restaurant of which he is proprietor.
The jury , after remaining out all
night , yesterday morning brought in
sealed verdict of "guilty. The
lofondant's counsel at once gave rio-
ice that they \vould demand a new
rial. The penalty of forgery is not
ess than ono year's imprisonment and
fine not exceeding 8500.
The Htato was assisted in this prose-
ution by C. J. Greene , Esq. , in a
mat effective and satisfactory man-
cr , the defciidont being ably ropro-
etited by Smytho nnd Stull.
There was probably never a case in
lie district court in which the dofcnd-
nts made a harder light than in those
wo cases , contesting every point to
ho last , only to bo mot everywhere
> y the prosocrtion equally ready to
nawer their defense..j The Sowt
ng Machine Company has pro-
ccutod the accused with unusual
igor and determination and
10 work done by the western
elective association has been highly
roditablu to the Superintendent , . ! ] . .1.
fcligh , and his force , the result of
h < nC edicient eurvicea has boon n con-
ictiou in both c.ises against the priu-
ipal while ono witness is bound , ever
0 answer to the charge of perjury , and
thers will , we understand , ho indicted
ufore the chain is complete. * '
Max llecHo was arraigned
n an indictment for roll
ing n man named Thos. Kendall ,
omo timeag ) . The testimony for the
tate wnsnll inyettlordaymurningnnd
lie dofcnau presenting its testimony.
The jury wore out about an hour
nd returned a verdict of not guilty.
The trial of Al. Stitts , . charged with
tabbing his brother II , StiHs , on the
Oth of Juno last , was commenced
ostorday afternoon , The injurocmru |
Jenry Stitts , was in court nnu wa
10 mat witnvsj sworn , Ho WAS un-
blo tu testify as to who struck him
ilh the knife ,
POLICE count.
In the police court yesterday morning
irco pla'n drunko were assessed § 10
nd cojtH each.
A female who became boislorous
rom too much budge and was lauded
1 the calaboose Monday evening paid
icr line nnd wont away rojuicint : .
Thoa. T. Scott was also before
Judge Donoko on a charge of perjury ,
lie alleged olFcnso having been com-
nittcil on thu trial of P , If. Garrigan
or ombozzlumont , last week. Scott
md testified that on a certain occa-
ion ho was present at the Omaha of-
ice of the Wheeler A Wilson Sow-
ng Machine Company , and saw
3urrigan pay to Smith , the agent.
5 in money , which ho had collected
liat day in Papillion on account of
nonoy duo the company from Mr.
Liiapp , the U. P. agent at Papillion.
t was claimed that Bcott was not
iresunt at the time referred to , and ho
WIIB arrested on n complaint of for-
ory before ho had completed hia tes-
ininny in the district court. The
tearing of this case was sot for 0 a , in.
estcrday in the pojico court , but nt
hat hour the prisoner waived exam-
nation nnd wau bound over to the
next term of the district court.
The case against Ford. Sehroodor ,
ho barber who has boon bucking the
Sunday closing committee , came up
before Judge Beneko Monday after-
loon. Much dilliculty was expo-
ionced in getting a jury , five of thu
is summoned on the venire respond-
ng to the question if they could give
ho prisoner a fair and impartial trial ,
Yes , I will find him not guilty. "
eighteen men were summoned bo-
bra the jury of BIX could bo
illcd. The prosecution made the
uistako of rO'Culling one of their wit
nesses when about half through and
ho doleiuo taking advantage of
hia , which compels the aide so acting
to close its direct testimony .it one
nuked that the case bo dismissed , o
the ground that the state had n <
adduced evidence enough to put
before a jury , that they had failed I
prove that the net alleged wi
not ono of ncccsaity or charily , whic
the law compels them to do , and thu
they had not proven that tlia dofondar
had not closed on ono day of the wee
preceding the alleged offense , The lav
it Bcoinn , docs not compel Sunda
closing , but only that ono day of sovo
bo observed. The judeo rule
in favor of the defendant an
away to the winds wont anothc
case. There is still ono cano lo !
against Schroeder and they wjll er
deavor to got this before n jury :
possible.
United Stnto * C'onrt.
The jurors who are drawn to sorv
during the November term of th
United States district and circui
courts are as follows :
Grand Jury 1J. 0. Davis , Fall
Cityj Joel Tissue , Sowardj Martii
Warner , Arago ; Frank Kendall , Union
Cuss county ; Charles H. llicharda
Fulls City ; Samuel Gather , llci
Cloudj 11. H. Green , Kearney ; W. A
Camp , Hastings ; C. S. Quick , Indian
ola ; Charles F. Cooper , North Platte
Thomas Fan till , Lincoln ; C. C. Pace
[ jincolni J. A. Dempster , Geneva ; J
A. Etherly , York ; S. Fostroaky , Wes
L'oint ; V. Franklin , Indianola ; W. L
Drown , Platlsmoutli ; J. N. Carpenter
Liincoln ; 0. D. Hanns , Fremont ; Ohas
jillcspio , Lincoln ; J. W. linns , Sid
icy ; Alva Smith , Wavorly ; Chas ,
McDonald , North Platto.
Petit Jurors J. F Cams , So ward
1. S. lloward , Jalapa ; Frank Folda
jchuylcr ; Thomas McDonald , DeSota
Chns. Heed , Sterling ; D. Soles , Stor
ing ; W. T. Goodwill , North Platte
3. 0. Cannon , SchuylerjHolandllood ,
ieaver Crossing ; F. D. Cooper , Onia
m ; Andrew Bordcu , Omaha ; William
3app , Falln City ; Alexander Lnverty ,
Wavorly ; Ezckiol Kennedy , Platte <
nouth ; Elias Emery , Omaha ; David
jeach , Uollvinw ; James Spear
nan , Saqiy Centre , C. M.
Whittstruck. Firth ; Samuel J. Tilton ,
iennott ; John Ilickly , Columbus ; H.
fisher , Sownrd ; Gco. E. Barker ,
Omaha ; William A. Thomas , Fre-
nont ; Chad. Uuddick , Herman ; W.
I. U. Stephcnson , Omaha ; Joseph
) work , Schuyler ; James Cornell , To-
umseh ; C. W. Bivons , Tccumsoh ;
Ed. S. Connoly , Albion ; J E. Hib-
bard , Utiea : U.D. Slaughter , Fuller-
on ; J. C. Santee , Nihbrara ; W. H.
SaUnders , Mtlford ; L. Smith , Cincin-
luti ; W. H. Ward , Schuylor ; F. 0.
Vhitcoinb , Friend.
COUNTY COUKT.
The following cases were disposed
if by Judge Olmdwick , nt the October
onn of the county court :
F. J.Eam o vs A. llioppe Dis
missed at plaintiffo costs ,
M. Sonvillo vs. B. Lange Dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
M. Harris VB. G. T. Walker Trial
, o bo decided in November term.
Trustees Eighteenth Street Metho-
ist church vs. H. C. Kowman Judg-
nont for $160 against defendant.
Norman A. Kuhn vs. A. P. Nich-
las , et nl , Jury trial ; judgment foi
efcndant.
Emma L. Van Etton vs. IJall Safe
nd Lock Co..Trial ; judgment for
laintift"against defendant for 9128 41.
II. M. Judson vs. J. P. Manning
ury trial ; judgment for plaintiff S2G ;
mount claimed $450.
James F. Hotchkiss VB. P. C. Hime-
laugh Settled nnd dismissed.
G. W. Ambrose vs. Elix Davis
) ismissod at plaintiffs costs.
Henry II. visschor'VB. J. L. Hobbs ,
t al. Judgment against dofendaiii
or $270.
Julius Treitschko vs. First National
lank Dismissed nt cost of plaintiff
PERSONAL.
C. F. JilJings , of Sidney , is in the city.
H. O. Clurku , > < f liellovne , ix in the city.
L. B. Shephard , of Bell Creek , was ir
Omnha Monday.
Gco , Kdann , of Plattsmouth , was an
'iimtui ' visitor Moiulay.
MoritzMcyorleft to-day for Coloradc
nd Utah.
CJen. W. irorrit and wife nro stopping
t thu Withnell house.
H , G. Stripe has accepted a position in
IB Union Pacific Headquarters.
Gco. Harper and E. L. Haipcr , ol
jnrnmlo , are In the city.
J. A. Buckstaff and wife , of Lincoln ,
re registered at the Withnell ,
Airs , leaao Coe , of Nebraska City , it
vlnlttng fricmU in Omaha.
S. 0. l < "rcoman , with 11. II. II. Prince oi
Vlmles , called yesterday. He is ir
Council IHufTrt this week.
Miss Sherman , a nlcco of General Phcr
man , passed through Onmha Monday , on
ler return home from Ban 1'raiictsco.
tilt * . W. l\ Cody and daughters cnmc
rum North 1'lutto to attend the opening
f the opera house Monday ovenlnp.
Miss Dollio leit ! IIAH returned from i
itiit to the land of gold and is going cast
n a few days ,
Mrs. O. If. McGeoand Miss Cora Gate * ,
f Browmille , are stooping at the With
ell house ,
Itcglstored at the Metropolitan : Gee ,
\ Bancroft , of Pftplllion ; 1) . Deer , o !
frirth Platte ; Mrs. L. J. Aspenwall , ol
Sioux City ,
Chaj. Smith , bridge foreman , U. P. lly , ,
elt yesterday for Great American Folk ,
n Snake river , Idaho , to work on the
Oregon Short Line.
Mrs. Geo. Cunfiold has gone to Went
'olut to see her nephew who Is in n critl.
cal condition resulting from a fall received
while herding sheep for Mrs. C ,
Dr. John D , Pcabody and Hollls Hogle ,
f Saxo'a drug store , started Morday foj
a hunt near Grand Island. They will be
ionic in three or four days ,
FARMERS AND MECHANICS.
If you wish to avoid great danger
and trouble , besides a no small bill
of expense , at this season of the year ,
ou should take prompt stops to keep
lisoaso from your household. The
> atem should , bn cleansed , blood
mrifiod. stomach and bowels ropula-
od , and prevent and euro diseases
rising from spring malaria. Wo know
of nothing that will BO perfectly and
uroly do this aa Electric Bitten , and
at the trifling test of fifty cents a bet
tle. [ Exchange.
Sod } by Ish & MoMahcm. (1) ( )
CITY COUNCIL.
Considering ImportantMattor
of Municipal Concern.
A Flood of Petitions and Com
munications.
nc the Ore walks in th
Vnrionn Ward * .
Thn council convened at 8 o'clocl
with B'IX alderman and the prcsidun
present. The counciltr.cn who an
flwored to their nainca were Corby
Dollone , Dunham , IcGnvock
O'Kcefo , Stull , and President Daily
The minutes were read and np
proved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the mayor , reporting that It
hadnppiovcd the ordinance levying i
special tax for curbing .and gutterinj
Fnrnam street. Filed.
From Andrew Rosowatcr , city on-
; ineor , submitting an ordinance ro
yarding street grades. Filed.
Also , submitting ordinances rol.it
ng to drain layers and the rognlatior
of sewer pipe connections , nnd asking
'or immediate action. Filed.
Petition from J. 0. Brunor , askinc
o have thu streets at the intersection
of Sixteenth and Capitol avenue ,
graded to a level. Referred to com-
nittco on street * and grades
A communication from the ciicl ]
engineer of the fire department call-
ng attention to the intersection of
? cnth and Jackson streets w.vi re-
erred ,
I rom the Masonic Temple craft ,
asking a remission of taxes. Referred
o the judiciary committee.
From Pdxton & Gallagher , asking
hat Jones street , between Ninth and
'onth streets , be made passable. Ro-
orrcd.
From the Omaha National bank ,
iking for a remission of interest enId
Id taxes on certain property. Re-
erred. .
<
From certain residontn on Caes
treot' , asking for the removal of the
Id school house from the street. Rc-
erred to the committee on streets and
grades.
From Fred Lange , asking for rcim-
) iirseinent for damage to his wagons
on account of bad condition of streets ,
nd intimating an intention to com-
nenco a suit. Referred to the com
mittee on claims.
A bill for $900 from C. S. Ohaso to
xpenscs incurred in compilation of
ity ordinances. Referred to the
ommittco on claims.
From the water works company
toting that they have placed hydrants
n certain corners. Referred.
From Charles Brandos , justice of
ho peace , certifying to a judgment
gainst the city in favor of Mary
O'Brien for § 25 , endorsed by City
Attorney Manderson. Referred.
From many property owners , call-
ng attention to the bad condition of
, ho intersection of Ninth and Farn-
uvm streets , and asking for immediate
attention. Re for rod to the committee
on sidewalks and bridges with power
,3 , act ,
From ono hundred tax payers of
outh Omaha , asking that the side
walk ordered to bo built on Tenth
treot bo completed. Referred to the
aiuo committee.
' From property owners on Douglas
trcct , between Twelfth and Fifteenth
trccts , asking attention to the bad
condition of the crossing' ) . Referred.
jJFrom.jiroperty owners on Saunders
treot , asking that it bo opened and
put in good condition from Dccatur
street to the north Omaha creek
bridge , and also that Clark and Grace
streets bo opened. Referred.
The contract and bond of Charles
jardinor , for laying of sidewalks , were
pprovod. A number of bids for work
in sidewalks were sub-mitted and ro-
erred.
Bids for the pest housa lot wore ro-
eived from E. L. Falconer , J. A.
Voodman and Josinh Drake. Re-
erred.
UKSOI.UTIONS.
Aid. McGavock That the city cn-
, 'incer bo directed to lay outjuudcrosv
ection Tenth street from Pierce
trcet. Referred to the city engineer.
Aid. Daily That the sum of § 20- ,
' 00 be taken [ from thu allowance of
1-10,000 appropriated for aowerago to
ho central portion of the city and ap-
ilied to the South Omaha sewer fund
is far as necessary nnd the balance
ivon to the North Omaha Bower.
Adopted.
Aid. Kaufman That the exposed
> ow on Jones street bo filled to make
.he street passable. Referred.
Aid. Daily That the city engineer
10 directed to furnish a statement
hawing cost of engineering connected
vitli his office and all expenses of on-
inooring connected with sowernqo
wntractcd for , and that said expenses
> a apportioned to each "division of the
ower. Adopted ,
Proposals to grade Sixteenth street
were received from A. R , Heel , Phil
Norton and P , Welch. Referred.
KEl'OUTS.
The report of the committee on the
etition of Mary W. Gaylord was
donted.
The report of the committee on
troets and grades on an ordinance to
puropriato money from the special
und for curbing and guttering Farn-
lam atreot from Fifteenth to Eigh-
eoiith streets , rocommendin ; that it
MISS , was adopted.
The report of the committee on
trcots and grades recommending that
ho proposition of James Fox to grade
lurnoy street , bo accepted , was ro-
ommitted.
From the same committed , rccom-
lending that the communication of
iip city engineer , regarding the cov-
ring of gutters on Tenth street at all
rosaings , bo accepted. Adopted , '
From u special committee , on the
ociucst of Thomas Gibson , to have all
ead animals carted to his fertilizing
orks , recommending that Gibson
lay bo allowed to muko such arrange-
louts with the city acavangor.
Adopted.
From the committee on public prop-
rty and improvements , recommend
ing the granting of a petition ti
straighten Jackson street into St
Mary's avenue. Adopted.
From the same committee recoin
mending that the resolution for jja
lamps on 14th nnd 15th streets to thi
Northwestern depot bo adopted
Adopted.
From the committee on ordinance :
and bridges , recommending that th <
ordinance lo appropriate money niu
levy tixo * upon lots for sidewalks hi
passed. Adopted.
From the committee on printing
recommending that the bill of thi
Omalm Publishing company bo al
lowed , Adopted.
ORII1XANCKS.
Estnblishing the grade of 19th streel
from St. Mary's avenue Bouth througl
Kountzo nnd Ruth's addition to tlu
Union Pacific railroad. Road a second
time nnd referred ,
An ordinance regulating the laying
of sewer pipe and connections with
public Bowcu. Passed.
An ordinance providing for the
licensing of drain layers. Passed.
Special ordinance , appropriating
moneys out of special funds to pay
for curbing nnd guttering Fnrnham
atreet from the center of Fifteenth
street to the center of Eighteenth.
Passed.
Special ordinance , levying a tax for
the constructing and repairing of side
walks. J'asscd ,
Special ordinance , appropriating
money for the same. Passed.
MLSUBLLANKOUH.
A resolution from Aid. Corby , that
1,000 yards of earth bo removed from
Sixteenth street from Ilurnoy to How-
nrd. Referred.
A resolution from AM. Corby that
.lie committee on sidewalks and
Bridges ho empowered to procure
; wenty-fivo wooden aprons for cross-
ngs was adopted.
A resolution from Aid. Dunham ,
relating to crosswalks in his wcrd was
) ffored , and led the council into a
eng discussion. Finally an amend-
nont was offered to leave the matter
o the street commissioner to equalize
ho crosswalks , and was passed.
Aid. McGnvock Resolved that the
committee on public property und
mprovomenta bo empowered to sell
old sewer lumber. Adopted.
Adjourned.
THE GRAND OPENING.
SeconcTSuccS3ful Night of the
Templeton Troupe.
The second presentation of the
'Muscotto" by the Fay Templeton
.roupo in Boyd's opera house was
erected last evening by an attendance
scarcely less fashionable and numer
ous than that of the opening night.
? ho operetta was rendered , if possible ,
n even better wanner than on Mon-
lay evening. As usual , charming
Jb'ay was irresistible , and she was
upported by Crane as Pippo and
ho whole company in most
ilcasing stylo. Miss Alice Vnno was
Iso a favorite of the evening and re-
eived in her gay tamborino song in
which she appeared with Mr. Templo-
.011 as the dethroned Lorenzo and Mr ,
Vm. M. Fuller , as ox-grand chamber
aiil , in their side-splitting burlesqus
a double encore and , after the first
ncore , a beautiful basket oi flowers ,
'ho make up und anting of Mr. Edwin
Van Kctchen , the court physician ,
which lack of apace forbade no-
icing ia yesterday's report , was
ono of the most talcing features of the
vholo performance and excited up-
oarious applause. Mr. Fuller's act-
ng and singing were especially fine ,
nd as the tattered , wandering musi-
ian ho "takes the cake. " It Manager
tfiirsh could be fortunate enough to
ccure such an excellent troupe as thu
no which has ss handsomely dodi-
atcd the Opera Houuo he would
lover lack for anything but sufficient
eating capacity.
TWO COINCIDENCES.
There are two coincidences in con
nection with the leader of the troupe
vho presented suchacharming opcrtt-
a last evening , which are interesting.
Over n quarter of a century afro , when
uch a thing as the steam whistle had
loverboon hoard echoing through the
even imperial hills of' thu Gateway
City , and when stages ran most of the
vay from Chicago westward , n
unall theatrical party started
rom the . latter city to
xploro the mistories of the western
> lains. They came on to Davenport ,
lionco ( tmrolint ; by stage ) to Iowa
City , and Council liluiHt. The latter
> oint was then the important place in
lia part of the country. It was u
reat trading post and larger by far
mn any of its eastern or western
oighbors. After the performance in
ouncil Bluffd , and when the party
were thinking of returning toward
hicago , the manager of the troupe
uddonly took it into his head to come
icross the Big Muddy and pivo an ox-
libition in Omaha , which was
ion a very sparingly act
ed "city. " The troupe objected , but
10 manager insisted , and across the
ivorthey camo. Hero they found no
uilding or paraphernalia oi any kind
) ortaining to a theatre performance
icforo crossing the river , however , the
oung leader of the party , scarcely out
f his teens , had been assured that if
lathing else suited him the court
louse , which had just been put up ,
ould bo had , and the Hashing of its
ii'roof in the sun had been pointed
ut to him from thoothoraide. So the
ourt house was obtained , guch scenery
is could bo improvised was put tip ,
nd the show performed to crowded
louses for two or three nights. The
lanagcr of that pioneer theatrical
roupo for Omaha was John Temple-
on , the father of the be witching ! ay ,
nd the leader of the troupe who
mvo BO creditably dedicated Omaha's
plendid theatre of 1881.
The other coincidence it ) that Marsh ,
10 business manager of the new
[ > era house , was .treasurer for Tom-
ioton about sixteen years ago , and
ith him made his beginning in tlioat-
cal matters.
PRIVATE rilEHENTATION.
The attention of every passer-by
vus to-day attracted to the bight of a
nest magnificent silver pitcher and
up'in lovely cases of morrocco , quilt-
d ailk and bilk plush , on exhibition
in the window of Max Meyer & Bros
jewelry store. They are the mot
valuable as well as the moat beatitifu
pieces ever seen in this city am
were purchased of this popuk
firm for presentation to Hon. Jame
E. boyd , as a souvenier of the upon
ing night of his opera house. Thoj
are of sterling silver , solid , antiqu"
pattern , and exquisitely chased uni
engraved. Thu inscription is tlu
same on both nnd reads : "Tho citi
zeiiB of Omaha to Jnmos E. Boyd
October 24th , 1881. " The set Ss'i
splendid ono nnd reflects great crcdii
on the firm , whoso reputation in thu
line is already wide spread. Jusi
what the coat.was wo are not at lib
erty to say , but it was way up , and sc
is the pitcher nnd cup. It had beer
intended to present it on the evening
of the opening , but. that plan vn ;
abandoned on account of the toe
great length of the program as it was ,
Warner's Safe Kidney nnd Livei
Cure , 17eodlv
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N'OTICK AdiettlBcincnt To Loan , tor Sale
txMt. Found , Wantt , Boarding , Ac. , will betn
lertcil In these coltimna once for TEN CENTS
per line ; each subnequcnt Insertion , FiVECRNTJ
per lino. The flnt Inncrtlon noicrots \ thai
TWENTV-FIVK CENTS
TO LOAN MONEY.
IONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Olllce of D ,
M L. Thomafl HoomH. Crelchton lllock.
, lo loa" ol from 6 to II ) prr cunt
JtH' " * Mon good reil cstateeecurlty. by
Itlt. ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnham Nt.
tie
tcrcit In sums of ? 2KX ) and
iipvvnrde , for 3 to fi yaars , on nrnt-cliws city and
turiu property. UKMIS ItitAi , K3TAT and LOAN
AQKNCT. 15th and Dowries Sic.
HELP WANTED.
"ItrANTED A hey about IB years old , come
W well re-ommendcd , allow wage * . Marcy
i Co. , HI 14th St. 317-26
\T7"ANTEI > Two Of three furnished or un-
VV furnished roouu nr small cottage , for HgM
lioiHckevpInt ; , by gc'itlcnun and ulfu.ddruss
C I ) . , BJO olll > e. 310 2U
A strong young man , milling to
WANTED Im elf mine. . ally uwful ; Aasjcs , 810
per inont't and bj.irJ. Apiily cor. 12th nJ
Howard Sts. 351O3
WAJfTED o table girls , at the St. Charles
Hotel. 350-25
" \TC7"ANTED Girls and machine handi at the
YV Om.iliaSlilrtFat.tory. 353-27
An ox ] > crlciiced rolcsman In a ru-
WASTED . store. Addn us J. P. Lund ,
Omahx 3 4-27"
RANTED A B'rall comfortable furu'shtd
W
room in prliate family , will not object to
backroom. Can ghe good reference Call or
addnss to Wm. II. Y. , with A. W. Fiillrlcde ,
11U2 Uoiwla M. 32.1-21 *
ANTED Gnod woman cook at No. 412
W south 13th St. , bet. Hamey nnd Houard
3J2 '
NTEI ) A teamster to dr ro express team.
L. Dusgan , 1112 d. 13th St. 33l-25 !
El ) A llrst-rlass dro s-n > aker , mTe
WANT Is thorough In cutting and fitting , rnu
obtain a pern a > < nt bituat on ut 218 N. lUth St. ,
bet. Cap tel a\cniio ami ta\cnpott Sts. U35-1
I oy to work for his board and
WANTED . Apply at lleMcCan Illsh's
Dead of ht itarj 's acnue. . 331 25
First class rhocmakor. Apply at
WANTED , 1411) ) Dodgu St. 33G-2U *
SItua'Ion by a man cook of 10
WANTED . Aildrcts F 0. . llco
afflccj 343-24
A pleasant furnished room with
WANTED for man and wife. Prhatc family
[ irrlcrroJ. Address K. te Office.
WANTED A good girl at 1618 CMS St.
823-tf
. A nrst lass baker. Keftionable
WANTED. paid and a utcady Job. Address
Hi Illtt & lironilui , Seward , Neb. 820-27
WANTED. I want two prlntejr.
Good ) agcfl AH l icrmatient employment.
Apply at once to L. F. HjJ'on , Bhlr , Neb. _
'ANTED A good cook , washer and Ironcr
W Apply 1821 Chicago it. 315 tf
WW
ANTKD Two gnod machinists can get
W Btcaay employment at thopof
811130625' liiiieoln'.Hcb.
VIT'ANTED By a lady , situation as house-
YV keeper or Hill as'ist In light work In a fain-
ly. Address this with Mrs. T. II. C. . P.O. ,
Jmaha. ,
ANTKD Men and te inn by Duffy Bros. ,
W bet. rarnham and Douglason 3th St.
29J-tf
- - 0 to 200 loads of dirt near 23d
WANTED-1- s aeiuiu. . Enquire at Bee
Jtttce. 22itf !
\T17"ANTEO UO to 200 loads of dirt near 23rd
YV and St. Mary'a avenue. Enquire at Bee
) tnte. 193-M
117 ANTKU Uespcitalilo LiiiiiloymL-iic li > lius-
YV baud and wife. Address P. P. C. , Bee ( if-
Ice. 077-tf
\T7"AN IED Ulrl at 2Ui Dodge street.
IT7"ANTKD To rent a farm by roan and hid
YY two sons. Ii qnlro at this olfice , or address
1. Flury , Douglas St. , bet. lOtli and llth ,
) maha 290-25
Funding bridge and school bonds.
WANTED Clark , B ll8vue. 28-tf.
ITrANTED A lady wlidiei writing to do at
> V home or In an olllce , has had rome ex-
uricnce and considerable business tact ; or will
j ist fn light housework and give muslo Ichxons
n a family. Address one weci > , Mrs 1. B. U , ,
' . O. , Omalia. 287-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
HUM tiENT 5 rooms for light liousektepi g.
L1 Inquire at Y. U , C.'A. 314 25 *
L1P. . R RENT Fiirniihcd cottage , 005 18th St. ,
P. bet California and Webster , Apply out
if school hours 343-27 *
I OU IIEN I' House | .and stable. S lOlliSt. . 1
L1 block south of Lead works , inquire at H.
Jeyer , 207 f. 13th St. U48-tf
I OR RENT Two furnlsnod r cms ( or gen leI -
I ? men , 1.110 Howard street , south of the
VJhncJI. 3JO-I f
nOR RENT Furnished room- , southeast corD -
D net Uth a'id Howard Sts. 35.J-27 *
IJIORRENT-FurnlsheJ rooms with board , N.
L' E. conici'ol loth nnd California bt . IB
lulro on premises. 338-20
RENT 3 roomi. ou corner 2Uthand
Douglas , , a3U-2U _
RENT Basement to small family , board
exchanged for rent. Hoarders If desired ,
io. 603 M. 17th St. 314-tf
HENT Suit of room , nicely furnlirvd
FUR ( or four gentlemen. Ahto one * lngla
oem ( or two. Norf uwot corner 20th and Dai
mport Sts. 324-tf
KENT Ono or two rooms , furnished or
unfurnished , 8. W. cor , of California and
! 3d Bti. 322-tf
JIOR RENT An elega"tlv furnished alcove
1 room , low price ; brick house , 2013 Cam St.
KENT Furnished front room on first
FOR , at 317 17th St. , bet. Datemrart ana
) hlcago. 304-tf
| , " \OH \ UKNT t furmsntxl rooun oxer Mea-
[ < chants' Kxchango.N. E. ccr. 16th and Dodge
troeti. tsa-tt
BALE.
\7\Oy \ \ , SALK Cheap hors.0 and cow. Ki quire
L1 nocm No. 8 Cieightou Block or 2134 Dodge
It. 337-gJ
nOR SALi : Team good jwnles , ch l > ! at lied
1 } Barn , Itth bt. orfl-tt
[ 7IOR SALE A beautiful rctldcnce property of
U 20 a.-rrn , wjth commodious house ; eight
cres of orchard and lnej ard ; ( oration ilghtlj ;
nly two and a bait miles from iKuitofllce ; bar.
: aln. JOHN L , McUAUUK , opj ) . I'.O. 7U-tf
[ 7 < OR SALE Vine stock ( ami of 400 acres : good
[ < house , cattlu s.icd , orchard , etc. , within
My reach of railroad. Price. $4,600 , part time ,
t 6 per cent. JOHN t. McOAGUh , oj > plt
'ottoftlce. CSO-t.
SPEUIAL HOTIOES-Dontmnoil
SALK A tmall h ino nd } tot H 1th ( tool
\rcllftmlMikble on 20th , ncirShetmm St. ,
No 1307. Price , 1050. 278-11
"TTIOn SALK the ip , Two Uadlcnt Itotnu tt < n <
J } in good condition , oho A doulilo lie t r. Ap
ply at northeast corner 10th and OllfoinU Sin.
"III OH SALE A lot of necoml hntid furniture ,
1 } stoics , CAnio nnI crockery wnrc , at II.
, 1293 DouRlM Stl. MB-lrn
KMIS h ruttllnc lonif lists of house * , lota
fondi Mid Urnu for Nile Call ind gtl
them ,
TpOH SALK LCMO and furniture of a flnt clam
.L1 hotel In * ton not 1309 Inhabitant * , In uta'e
of Nebrukfti hM ? bed * ; the tr v elltifr men re
tort Inquire &t HER office. ' HJ-tl
ITlOn SA'.E A * null engine , n. W. Payne Ac
JJ Son' * make. In perfect ondor. Inquire of U.
II. Clark & COj _ M-tt
filOR BALE M pi of ItoURlkxaiid Harpy oun >
JL1 lie * . A. KOSKWATKn.lBSOFurnhaindlreoV
32Q.tf
_
SAUC Ktno stock farm of 100 acne-
FOR lioune , cattle elicd , orchard Ac. , with
in easy rcAcb. of railroad. 1'rlcc , 8 < KX > , put
time lit 6& JOHN U McCAOUK , Om > . Pott
Otllre. OM-tf
_
1,1011 SALE A beautiful cxldcnco property of
JL' 20 ncrci lth commodious lieu o , Klzht
ncrct of on Imrd nnd Inu } ard. I.o-ntlon Iglitl > .
Only t AO nnd n half inllcn from ixxit ofllcc. liar-
JOHN I. . McUAG LK , Opp , V. O. TO tf
KICK FOK 3ALh.
B I03-tf ESTAIMOOK A COK.
TJ OU SALE 1 first class cnblnct orpxn , \ery
i' chcnp ! nearly now. Inquire Mlltu-
At Son , llth nnti Karnliam St. SO if
) SALE Four acres of land ncnr
1 works rtr-onolr. nl < o t o cottn cx on Capitol
Hill. Add. ANDKliW 11IVINS,1MO Douglas St.
843 tf
AND LAND llcmis rcnto hon j ,
HOU8ES , hotels , fitir ow , lantU , olllcc *
roomR , etc , Sco 1ft page
MISCELLANEOUS.
_
From mv rcildcncc. ou 2M ami
STUAYBD t els. In liuil'H d lion. Oct. thtli ,
a 1 , ( inohlick vaw : top of left c r trimmed oft.
I ttlc red ou back , Ith lope around her liorim.
Any Information liadlnif to her rvcoterv will bo
BUltably rewarded bv J .hn Ilnffjrtv , Ouiih'j.
310-25
m liJ. M HUUNSWII.K &HLAKhCO.hrti
JL a complete stock of Illlllanl Tnblei and 1111-
lla l merlmndUe on hAnd.at thctrbtore room , DOO
South lOtli St. , Omahn , Nob. oI2Mm'
J110CHSTA8SHI Will pay tno hiphwt cash
. price for gctond hand Illlllanl and Pool
Tables. Call or addicss COO South Kth ht.
olS-lin-
F.M18' REAL-faTATE BOOM. > co Irt
B
HAY At A. II. Sander's Feud Store
BALED Hornoy St. SlO-tf
EM1S' REAL ESTATK EXCI1ANOE.-S
B
1st page.
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B EMIS' NEW CITY MAPS.25C. See 1st pane
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTlCtC. Special adtertlncuiintii , such art
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Hent ,
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will bo Inscrtnl In tills
column at the low rate of TEN CENT4 I'EK
LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PER LINE for each subsequent insertion.
Lwucadvertisements at cur ofIKe , upsUIrs ,
corner Vrjaduay and 3aln street ) , Council
lllulTs.
ANTED Etcrj body In Council UluBs io
to tiiko Till ! UKK , 20 cents per Mcck.dc
Hi ered by carriers. Ofllie cor.ier liroadway and
Main , up stairs , Council UlulTs. Gtt-t ! (
WILL sell luy Carriage and Wagon Shop at a
I bargain or sell stock and tool , for cash , and xlir
rent chop , to a good rcn oixlble man. RoiHon
far selling I-going on a faru. Call onorod ITCHR
\V. G. Morris , Uouuil Illulln , Io a. oc2tl-Ct
ANTKD CooperH at once. Joseph ROHJ ,
W Upper Broadway , Council llluds.
Oct25-lt
Op'ii face slUcr key winding Match ,
LOST moiinicnts. Fln'ler Mill bo eulia-
Hy rewarded. Lta\o at "lite" cilice , Council
Illuffa. tie 25-2t
TICKET OFFICE War in railroad
JL tickets continues to boom. Um.mcdented
low- rates to all eastern } K > lnts. Every ticket
guaranteed. OrJors filled oy telephone. From
me to ten dollars &acd by punhasing tickets
) l C. A. Potter , successor to Potter & Palmer , No.
10 South Fifth street , Council Dluffs. Iowa.
ottl3-tt
Boy , with pony , to carr > papers.
W Inquire at UKK olHcc , Council Dlutls.
octl3-tf
To buy 100 tons broom corn.
WANTED address Council Bluffa
Broom Factory , Council BluGb , Iowa. 65S-29t (
A Rood carpenter at once. Ap
ply Mynstcr & Adams , Council Bluffs ,
[ Qua. _ OS9-29 *
ANTKD A llret-tlass broom tier. Muyne
W k Co. , Council liluffs. Ion a. 5C030' '
WW
W ANTED A boy to do chores at Mjnstora
Bihcry. Council Hlulf < . 6C1-23 *
W ANTKD uood girl for gemral housunorU.
Maria ilj nster , Council ISlutfs. C02-U
A situation by a first-class 11 tiler.
WANTUD jcars experience. Understands
ild and new iroccsxts. Speaks Kniril-h ani"
jvnnaii and acquainted with btcani and water
) wera. Can give the best of reference , will
: omoon trial at anytime. Address II. S. , Box
1511 , Council Ululfs , la. SU-2S
SALE Old papers 40o per hundred , at
FOR Bee olllco , Council BlutTn. i.27-lf
ro Contractors , Builders and
Property Owrnors.
The undeislgncd hating been apjralnted agcn )
'or ' the extensive iron and u ire manufacturing'
louses of E. T. Barnum , of Detroit , and the
iusscl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
) hio , capacity of 50 tons daily , Is prepared to
urmsh estimates and prices for iron columns ,
ic. , &c. . for store fronts , window caps and tills ,
hreshold platis , wrought Iron huims and gird-
rs , hjilraullc cle\ators , staple fittings , pulleys ,
liaftlng , &e. ; also Iron fences , cresting , win-
low guards , shutters , stairs , balcr-nics , itttee .
hftlisascs , arquarlums , fountains , summer
louses , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments ,
low cr stands , gnu e guards , &c. , & < - . . In ondlosn
arloty. Catalogues supplied on application.
' HbNIlY II. BAKItY ,
Manufacturers' Agent , 22 Pearl street.
anzIO-lm me Council Bluffs.
EDWARD KUEHE ;
IAOI8TEU OF PALHYSTERY AND ICONDI
MONALIST , 493 Tenth Street , bnttveen Farnham
jidllainey. Will , with the aid of guardian
plrlts , obtain for any ono K glance at th put
nd present , and on certain conditions In the ( u >
uro. Itoets and Shoes mudu to order. Perfect
atlnfactlon I'uarantffd n.ft-1m
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Orape Crea.o Tartar. No other
.ration makes vuch light , flaky hot bread ) ,
uxurlous poatry. Can IK eaten by Dyipepuo
rltl'iut fear ol thelll * resulting from heavy ( adt
ettlblo food. Sold only In cam , by all Qrocen
UOYAL 1IAUIN01PQWDKK CO |
New York. In' .
0. F. Ooodtutn