Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BK'F : MONDAY , NOVEMBER 14 , 1881 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , Nov 14.
LOOAL BKIiWITIEB.
I'ntterson ; MIn con\ \ .
Frederick Lending llfttter ,
Dofttic. Kclinblo H\llcr. :
Gloves nt the 09 cent store ,
Winter cnpi clicop i.t F.wlcrick'n ,
Finest lluenf pcifumcn at S.uoV.
Flnect fUii | > ljof perlumory
Frederick's W.OO Still Hftts cell rapid
ly. n8-4t
Ladicfi Knnd lings attho99 cent utoro.
IIONNBH'S for best Stoves nnd I'ur-
niture. n9-lf
Winter CAPS all kinls nt Frederick's.
clOt
.Short llnnd tnught nt JJiiNincsn Col
lego. rjctiO-141
WM a benntlftil day'
is the Venice of America.
United Stiles court opens to-day.
Turn out to the citliona mcetins to
night.
night.T
T venty-one csr of stock came in on
the U. P. yesterday.
The Wallace Sisters combiuntlon nn
nt the Cnnficld hoino ,
There will probably bo two weeks
more of county court.
Judge Savage begins M * fall term o
court In Hurt county , lo-ilny.
The U. I'.paycir went out Sattrda ]
over the 0. & I ? . V. branch ,
The first party of the Unity club wil
lakj place nt Slnndanl hall to-nlglit.
The train from the west , duo nt .1:2. : '
p. in. yesterday , arrived thrco hour
late
A. hard froit lout ni ht wai followed
by n clear day nnd Additional depth o"
mini.
Ten cars of hogs n dny , 700 head , is thi
avernjfo now leceired at lluyd'a packing
llOUHC ,
Sixly-firn Mormon dupe * went went on
No. 7 Saturday , Thec iua Sn over th
VTubaah.
SWIM chceeo importe < l nnd Imitation
whole < ! ale nnd retail , at II. Jteyer'j , 307
south 13th street
A life-like picture of thn late Dr. ( J
C. Moncll , done in or.vyon ijr llerel
France , nttracU much Admiration in
PC'S window.
The motion for n new trinl in tlie
CharlcH ] ) e Great CABO will ho nitfucd biv
fore Judge Siv/igo on hit return froiiil'urt
county.
The divorce petitioned for by F < ou
Oroen wna grnntcd by Judge Sav.igo on
Saturday , unil Jlra. Grouu U now n ( jrass
widoxv.
The Mute Journal , published nt the
institute for the d f nnd dumb , near this
city , coiucijto TUB B-nioflhongular'y nnd
is n bright , rondnMe little paper.
TwocascHof disorderly conduct were
considiTcdSnturdaynioriiing , by hl ( lonur , ,
Jutlge Uuneko. Ono wni continual , the
other Rent the offender to juil In default
of $5 And coats.
Mrs. E. McGuire , wife of the chief
operator of the night force nt the Wontem
Unio.i ti'legr.iph office , received a ftevera
F fall on the croasinr at the Doyd opera
LOUDO corner Saturday.
John Beel has put in extenuive im
provements in his Tenth street drug utoro ,
and a prettier storeroom in not to bo found
in town than it is n w. Hla sign , painted
by Lehman , is a bejuty ,
Just received , 2 car * of S. L. Pot. ; 8
cow of K. Hose ; 2 cars .V.lchignn n ] > p'og ; 1
car of cider , nil of choicest quality , which
I will nell nt very low margin. J , Mc-
Yittte , cor. llth and Fnrohaiu.
The strf el car line was badly demor
nlized ycnterdny. The ditching of a car
on Ninth utreet waafollowodbvablockndo
on Fifteenth nnd Fnrnbnm Btrootn , nnd it
wai not rained until about noqn ,
S ttl i y nfterooon Mr. W. ICohbtt ,
fomiun for Went k Frltschcr , fell through
the elevator hntchway on the xecond floor
of the building to the luscment. IIU injuries -
juries were eevcre , but not crlmui.
There ia not n decent Groaning over
any of the btuincr.n hlroct-i of Omahu. The
city nuthoiStioi have majlo no eff rt to
keep the erodings putuubly cloau. Whnt
Oinivhii need la sovural
obiUuvrit u.
lly the new time tnblc , trains on the
Omnhn k ' : t. 1'nul ro\d : lenvo Oinulm at
9:3 : ii.ni nnd 1:2) ) p. m , , the : < ftornnon
train Loin ; n freight. The pnasonger nr-
rlvea at Omahn nt Cli : [ p. 111. mil thu
freight ut 10:31 : n. in.
Mr , A. Beniou hat ) pur > .hacd the
lutcrefct of the Into P. J , .TolniHun in the
ice rnd coal busiueHH , an I will nivo thy
buflicu-H bin L'ntlro ntUnllou. IIU pnil
exjieriouvc < u thU btuino-H aud
ac < iuiii ! aiKo m Omahu MIUWCM for Mr ,
BUUlUili ,
The Grt'alWectcrn chaptorof Knighta
of the libck Circle , wnu oignuizcd lad1
Thundnyevunlng in this city. Thin Uth
firet time a branch of thin organization
haH been eatublinhod in thul'rjna-Misiour
country , with the titnglo exception of un
chapter InCaliforrjIa.
-A llttlo daughter of P. A.
clerk In the pa uvugor depot of the Unior
Pacific Company , nwnllowcd a button
with u I'iu through it , ou Thursday oven
ing. Ithadnotbeeu extractol from th
child's throat up to Saturday evening aiv
thu little ODK'H life wiw deupalied of.
J. IT , Cnrbiugh , of .Shannon , 111 , , of
fcri n rowiirJ for the ruturn of hU son ,
twelve yearn old , who left homo Outobei
22. lie has dark oyoa and hair , aud thi
thumb of bin left hanJ hat been cut off
the lirut Joint. ICichungoa will a4 ! th
distressed pnrunU by imhltkhiug this item ,
Two petition ) lira in circulation in
Lliicola , one nnkiug that K'luor D.
Fnn'c bu a | > p InloJ clerk of the United
States circuit couit vice Watson li Smith ,
and thu other asking that H. 1) . Btcnnifl
be appolnttd clurk of the UnltoJ Stjtva
dii-lrict court in CASB Mr. Frauk in pro
moted.
moted.A
A neatly and comfoitably clad boy
baby was left attlio door of J. S. Wilght's
plauoioouu iu the city hall buillim : nt 1
oVluck fiat u day , vhoru itiw found by
Haruhul Augvll aud Olllccr McClurc.
ACCOIIII anyhig it vraa a letter itddreii > cd ( o
Mr , Wright , AbViug thut ha jirovido it
with a comforUblu home , which he tayu
he will do.
AMDNG THE DRIFTS.
Battling With the Elements on
Top of the Rookios.
Ovorlnml Trnvolinr ; ml IU Mnnf
Dlllloultloa.
The two Union Pacific paadongc
Irnins , duo in this city nt 3:25 : p. in
Friday and Saturday reflectively , nr
rived in this city Sunday morning , tli
fir.it ftt 2 o'clock , the Bcojnd at I
o'clock , being the first through traini
since Thursday last.
From pwionficrs who came througl
on these runs Bonio parlicularg won
earned of the first HIIOW blockade o
tlio seMen nnd of the ilifllculticn en
countered in croming the Rockies ai
hi.i sodflon of the year.
The first train left Lirnmio on time
Thur.idny , atrikin ( hu snow nt UcJ
{ attlos. They ran to Tie Siding , ei
nilcs west of Shormnn , having oidcra
gainst tlionnow plows from Cheyenne
nii'J , after lying thuro until r > :10 : Fri-
( liyinorniiie , ptoccctlodtoSlieniipnthe
nuinnut , from whichthuy did not move
a wliuol until 4 o'clock Haturduy morn
ing , the snow falling heavily until.i (
o'clock Friday night. The cuts were
idl filled up oven , the BIIOW in BOIIIU
places lyitnjtcn or flftoun foot duop ,
and n fearful gnlu blowing nil the tintu
nmkc.1 llio drifta worst1. At tiinun
BIX cnaincH were employed in tlio at
toinjit to break the blockade , with
tWO HIIOW pIoKR , 01)0 ) of which \ < f
thrown from tlio tnick and caused :
ditionnl troublo. The pan-
songors wlio were not provided
with lunch obtained imviln at the
Sherman hotiHoiuid hmlumplu time to
iimpuct the utirioBitica of the invnutun
there nnd w.ttvh the gr.indour of u
storm on the mountaina. While hero
two porloro on the Pullman cars , wliilo
going from thu Sherman houao to the
train , got lost in the iluop snow and
got upon the railroad track be fore
they know it. Tiiuru they cumo nuar
being run down and killed by three
onginca 'liich had huon pu.ihintr
the mow jiloir. They plunged
into a snow-bnnk ut I ho aide of the
trunk , and were ia moro danger , for
tliuy couldn't get out and \ruru not
diauovurod by thouu in search of thorn
until seine time hud ulnpaod. TJicro
wore thrco clergymen on board , who
nr-fliBtad the piaBungora in bearing tlio
dolny with Ohriitiiin ruuignution , the
latter , liowovor , hoing a philosophic
crowd any way and accepting
the silimlion in good part. A
youm , ' lady on board , who was
[ tiito n inuaicinn , ontortninod
her companions with nongfi , with gui
tar accompaniment. At length the
track WAS clear nnd the train again
untlor way. The lir t forty miles ,
from Sherman to Cheyenne , wns mndo
in a little Ices than nn hour , and the
rest of the trip to Omahu iu an aver-
ngo time of thirty-ono mill's nn hour.
The pansongora were very comfortably
sheltered in the can * , and it wna not
uitromoly cold , anyway , BO that the
Jolay was the bnly diauotnfort uiper-
ioncoiU
'Thooocond train laid at Lnramio
'ram 11 : 0 a. m. on Friday to 4 a. m.
Saturday , it being useless to pull out
* hi1o the storm continued. At Oran-
t-i Ounyon another lay over was taken.
1'lioy were not stopped by the snow ,
but rroro run under orifors nd hold
Ivor BO often that they lost time.
3onntor John 11. Mitchell , of Oregon ,
tid Hon. John H. Williams , who was
attorney general of tuo United States
luring Grant's second administration ,
irero on board this train.
The C. , B. & Q. was in waiting hero
uid took the through passengers from
joth. trains on to their destinations.
Almoct Vonnn Again ,
My mother was tiillictod a long lime
ivith neuralgia , and a dull , heavy , in-
ictivo condition of the whole system ,
boadacho , norvouB prostration , ind
was almost holplesg. No physiciana
ar modlcinoa did her any good. Three
montlm aito shu began to use liop
IMttors , witli Much good effect that uho
Roomo and feels youm ; in-run , although
over 70 years old , Wo think thei-o is
no other mcdlciro fit to HBO in the
family. A lady in 1'rovidonco , II. I
Journal novl-15
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Curo. 17oodlw
W. E. Laitonstoin hna just opened
nt " 20 North Sixteenth utrect a fresh
and now Block of otaplo and fancy
Groceries. Everything fresh and nice ,
give him a call n7-0t
Clioico butter and eggs , W. E.
LnuoiiBtcin , 220 North Sixteenth
street. n7-lw
OHAMHEU FURNITURE.
Ohas , Shivorick haa received a largo
lot of nnw chamber sutii , in latest and
bust styles and of superiorior work
manship and fmiah , which ho is ollor-
"nji nt low prices. A careful inapoo
,1011 , by partieB intereatod is solicitocl ,
ClIAS. SllIVHl.ICK ,
Genet.-xl Ilousohold Furniture ,
1208 and 1210 Farnlmm Btreot ,
"BLAOK-DKAUQHT" .
- cnrw dyS1 > or >
iiio , indiguHtion and hvurtburu.
A C. F. Ooodman.
Largest stock of Watches and IOWBB
priecii , at Whipplo & McMillan's.
n2-2t
GLOVES ut 90 cent otoro.
oot 17-cod-lm
"CoNKAD'H Budwolaor ia dally gain
ing ground pvor the many spuriou
winca and liquors now in uso. Aal
at your Hotel and Saloon for U.
WHKH you are weary nnd tired trj
a iiip of ' 'Conrad's Budwolsor" am
you foci at once roliof.
Largest BtoMt of Watches and lowea
prices , ut Whipplo & McMillan'H.
nl2-2fc
Our five cbiit countera fully aup
plied with novelties.
W. U. DKNMKTT & Uo
] load what the Now York papers
say about the demand for the ftno
Minnesota Flour made at Minneapo
lis , and remember that you can buy
it for ? 1,75 per 100 pounds.
W.M.
Largo line of Tinware at old nriooa
atV. . U. Uonnott & Co. 'a.
Trinity Choir Concert.
The illness of Mr. Eil. 11. Dexter ,
the tenor , who wns to have partici
pated i"l he Trinity choir concorlSnlur
day evening , necessitated a postponement
mont of tlio ntcrlainmcnt tinti
November 19th' , ono week from to
night. With the woalher nnd street ;
in their present condition , this an
nouncumeiit will bo rend with picas
nro by ninny who will bo glad c
another opportunity to enjoy the fin
programme prepared for the occasion
TJio'rcgular rohcarsal of Trinity choir
is hold this evening at Manonic hall ,
and it ia the urgent wish of the di
rectors that all the members should bo
prompt in attendance. Any singers
desiring to join the choir are cordially
invited to attend this rehearsal ,
BANKER'S DAUGHTER.
Great SUCCOHO of the Collier
Combination [ at Boyd'a
Opera ITouao.
] 3oyd's opCM IIOUBO waa well filled
Saturday evening on the occasion of the
second representation in Omaha of the
"Banker's Daughter" by the Union
Square theatre combination. To
many of our renders the plot of this
deservedly popular drama is wull
known , as the play has boon on the
hoards for nearly five years. The in
terest of the plot turns upon the
forced marriage of the hcroino and
the consequent HulFiiriiig which it en
tails upon herself and these connected
with her life. Lillian Weslbrook , the
daughter of u wealthy banker ia en
gaged in marriage to an artist Harold
lloutlcdgo. She is at the name time
receiving thu attentions of the Count
do Carojac a French nobleman whom
HIO ! refuses. Lillian quarrels with
Houtlcdge and ha * taken stops to make
po co with her lover when she is in
formed by her father tlut it is neces
sary thataho nhouldaccept in marriage
the hand of John Strebulow , a wealthy
friend of thu family in order to save
hia bank from ruin and ho him-
sulf from dishonor and disgrace.
Tlio sale itf made , and Lillian , broken
hearted , consent ! ! on condition tlmt
Mr. Strobolow Bhall bo told all. This
her father promisee , and aftcrivards
refuses to do. Harold leaves America ,
goes to Home , pnd Lillian nmvriuH , re
moves to Paris , and becomes n mother.
Here , by an unfortunate chance ,
Harold and Lillian meet and explana
tions unsuo. The old love returns
with redoubled forco. A striking
scone oiiBUos between the old-
time lovers now aundored for
ever , which is interrupted by the
Count do Carojoc , who purposely
quarrels with Harold Koutlouge ischall
tinged and kills the artist in a duel.
The blow nearly kills Lillian whose
husband now for the lirst time learns
the secret history of hia wife's life.
Believing that ho has won her hand
but not her heart ho returns her to
her father promising to return should
she over truly bo ablp to ruciprocato hia
lovo. Lillian returns to Now York
and lives for throe years in her
old homo grieving for her
dead lover and absent husband. At
the end of that time through the
medium of their child and the two
parents Lilian rocoivea baek with open
aruu her husband , now hur lover , and
the play closes with a reunited family
and a happy homo.
Whilti it is something of a misnomer
to call the company which appeared
Saturdad evening in tha lianker'a
Daughter the Union Square company ,
still the combination was in
many respects the bout which
has appeared for a long time in Oma
ha. Miss Adele Belgrade an Lillian
Wcstbrook was n charming and fresh
impersonation of the Banker's Daugh
ter , which carried with it throughout
the play the sympathies of the audience -
once , The Florence Brown of Mrs.
Charles Walcott could scarcely bo im
proved upon , It was at once a work
of consummate ) art and agonuino reve
lation of nature. Mr. Whiting's us
John Strobclow , scarcely did himself
justice in the opening scone , but fur
ther in the progress of thu play
entered moro thoroughly into the spirit
of his part and gave an oarnoat and
manly characterization of the loving
but wronged husband. The Count do
Carojao of Mr. Doball is worthy of
moro than passing mention. It was a
finished tluni h intensely passionate
study of a difficult character which few
actors could improve upon. Charles
Wolcott as G. Washington Tippa presented -
sontod an admirable piece of character
portraiture which completely won the
audience.
Not to particularize , the remaining
members of the company gave an ex
cellent support , und rounded oil' ono
of the best castti which has ever ap
pcared in our city.
The stiigo sott'ng was all that could
bo desired , nnd exhibited in a most
favorable light the resources of our
bountiful opera houso. Mention
should bo made of the debut of the
theatre orchestra , which churmod the
audience with a number of excellently
performed muaicalnuinbora. Thoior-
chostra la in ovury way worthy of Ihe
opera houao , and that la saying o groal
deal.
"WINE OF CARDUI" cure * Irrcgu
lar , painful , or dilQcuU menstruation.
At 0 , V. Goodman.
Diamond bangle ring ! at Edhomo
& Ericluon'a ,
Largest stock * of gold and illrer
watches at Edholm & Erickaon'fl.
Largest stock of gold and silvo
watches at EdholmA _ Erickaon's.
For ; highest grade rloh gold Jewelry
call nt Whipplo itMoMillan'a. nl2-2
BIIASII THE CLOTHIER ,
1203 VAKNAU HTKKKT ,
Says ho wanta the mud to dry up , o :
else ho wants the city to move it inti
the Missouri river , or somewhere elao
Those who nro ready to buy
stylish Hiiit and a first-class ovorcoa
for a little money should go at once t
Elguttor'H Mammoth Clothing House
1001 Farnham , cor , 10th.
Those 3.00 Detbya are at Fred
crick's. nov8-4t
TRAVELING TROOPERS.
The Fourth Artillery En Rou'o
to the Pacific Coast.
At 11 o'clock ' yesterday morning a
special train , consisting of three bag-
gjgo cr.rs , five coaches and ono Pull
man car , arrived nt the U. P. transfer
via the C. U. & Q. The train conveyed
voyod the troops now enrouto to th
Pacific coast to take Iho place of Hi
4th artillery , which went east a few
days ego to NowEngland ,
The dotiiclnnont consisted of throi
batteries , the headquarters and non
commissioned ntaff ahd regimontn
board of the First United Statea ar
tillcry , under command of Major
Frank. Thcro were ono hundred and
twonty-fivo men and the following
officers ; Captains Ivikin , Ward and
Ingalls ; Liouta. JJubbel , Andrews ,
llico , Slakor , Chamberlain and Pat
terson , and Liout. J. M. K. Davis ,
regimental adjutant.
The headquarters and non commis
sioned BtalF , with battery A , como
'rom Fort Adanm , Newport , 11. I.
and batteries A nnd D from Govern
or'fl Island , Now York harbor. They
eft Newport on Thursday last and
Chicago at 10 o'clock Saturday , their
route buing by the 11. t A. ; N. Y. C.
til. 11 K.L. S. , and C. , B. it Q.
They left about ono o'clock on a opec-
al train on the Union Pacific and g <
lirect to San Francisco , where they
vill bo distributed according to the
ollowing orders :
Light battery K , the head quarters ,
iuld and BtafT will go to Presidio ; bat-
ory B , Captain Andruss , and battery
? , Captain Eakin , will go to Fort
'oint , at thu Goldun Gate , and hut-
cry E , Captain Taylor , will go to Fort
3anby , on Iho Columbia river. The
loutonant colonch of the two ro i-
ncnlii , the First and Fourth , have
xchnnged , ao that Lieutenant Colonel
Jest will remain east with the latter ,
lia new command.
Most of the oflicura were accompan-
ed by their families , there being a
ozen or so of ladies andascoro of the
> rii'htcst , , healthiest looking young-
tors over scon. On alighting from
ho Pullman coach the latter frisked
bout like young colta on a frosty
lorning.
There wns another detachment of
omen and children , perhaps twice ns
irgo us the first. They were the sol-
iera' families , and draw up in a
quad between the cotnnanioa on the
ilalform , a tired and disgusted look-
ng crowd. They traveled in a com-
1011 day coach nnd didn't fool quite
ogpod na their more aristocratic com-
> anion.s dii voyage.
Traveling Mon
nd it hard to keep in good health ,
wing to the constant change of
valor , diet nnd the jarring of the
lira. All these things inj nro the
cidncys , while Warner's Safe Kidney
nd Liver Cure is certain to counter-
et them. Iw
Dr. Amelia Burroughs , Withnoll
louse , Tuesday and Fridays , 10 a. m.
to 8 p. m " n&
DIED-
MAI/LEN Youngest son f Hugh and
Margart Mallen , Sunday , NoTeraber
13tb , at 3:30 p. in. , aged une year one
month and three dayu.
Vnneral will take ylsco nt 1:30 : p. m , toy -
y from the r * idouc , JNo. 920 Ilarney
trcet , betwo n Ninth and Tooth. Friend *
f th family are invited to attend.
Charles Bird died at the residence
f James Traill , corner of Nineteenth
nd Lake streets , north Omaha , on
Friday , November llth , of congestive
hill.
hill.Funeral
Funeral from the residence of
ilr. Traill , at 1 p. m. , on Sunday.
WORTH YOFPEAISE.
As a rule wo do not recommend
mtont medicines , but when wo know
> f ono that really is a public bonefac-
.or , and does positively cure , then wo
onsidor it our duty to impart that in-
ormation to all. Electric bitten are
ruly a most valuable medicine , and
rill Buroly euro Billiousnoss , Fever
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Lidnoy
omplaintn , even where all others rem-
diea fail. Wo know whereof wo
peak , and can freely recommend to
all. [ Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottle.
lab. it McMahon. (4) ( )
S. P. MORSE & CO.
ME.H'H HOX , SHIHTH ,
UNDERWEAR.
200 Dozen Scamlosu Fancy British
Sox 25c.
25 Dozen Men's Fiuo all Wool
Scarlet Half HOBO 50c. a Pair fully
vorth 75o.
25 Dozen Fine English Merino HOBO
)5c. ) , 3 for ? 1.
Seamless Unbleached Sox $2 do/ .
Extra Fine Unbleached Sox $2.50
do/ .
Best Quality Linen Collars $1.50
doz.
doz.Boat
Boat Quality Linen OuSs $2.50 doz.
Another invoice of Men's Pique
Sown , Stitched back Derby Street
Gloves 81.au pair , usually nold at
92 00 to $2.50. Every pair warranted
not to break.
Heavy Merino Shlrta or Drawers
25o.
25o.Uenvy Merino Shlrta or Drawers
50c , , worth 75o.
Heavy Merino ShirU or Drawers
75o. , worth 91 00.
Heavy Merino Shirt * or Drawers
91 00 , worth 91 25.
For $1 25 wo soil a Tory heavy Patent
ont Merino Shirt or Drawer that baa
heretofore sold for 91 50.
Suamleu Shirts or Drawers fron.
9160 , formerly 81 75 , up to the boat
Cartwright and Warner's and Hand-
knit Scotch Shetland Wool.
S. P. MOJUMU & Co.
Oysters in every style t Mrs
Spoorri'a. Masonic block. novlO-3
FRESH OYSTERS-
By the Pint , Quart or Gallon , at El
Hot's , 412 North Sixteenth street.
nll-3t
The finest Hosiery in the city at S
Bernstein s. novS-Ut
The very best of table board at cosy
onus at Mrs. Spoorri's Restaurant ,
Masonic block , corner Sixteenth and
Capitol avenue. NovlO-St
PERSONAL
Stcvo Mrnlio hivfi rclumed.'from the ca
Judge Duody arrived In the city Satur
d\y n l.'lit.
Senator Jonco , af Nevada , went wea
Saturday.
AV , A , I'axton returned from the wcs
yj-tcnlnv.
] J. F. Thom , a well known citizen o
Circeley , Col , , was in the tlty yesterday.
T. M. Hopwood , editor of Iho 1'hclp
City Nugget , called nt Tn's ltiu : offic
Saturday.
Vicompto d'HuuMonrille , one ol th <
Krcnch commlsMioneri to the Yorktown
CcnUnnlnl , wont went Saturday ,
11 , Lane , ( itiptrintendenl of bridge ?
U , P railroad , came in from the west iu
one of tha delayed trains Sunday.
Col. Stnnlon paymaster of the depart
mcnlof the Plattc , and H. W , Chacc ,
clerk , left for Fort Fred SteeloSftturday ,
Oco' H. Diehe of the Chlcigo Btock
yanbi , vi-itcd Omaha yesterday nfewhourf.
Ic expressed \ \ \ contidcuco iu the city'i
brilliant future.
Mr. U.iyd 1'nrk , the leading jeweler ol
Suit Lake City , went west Saturday with
: I'H ' family , who have been HJICtiding the
uinmer in the cant ,
K. It. Dean , Ksq , , and L. W. WilguM ,
Csr ) . , two attorneys front David City , ar-
'ivcd ' iu Omnha Saturday to attend United
States court , beginning to-morrow ,
Mra. Seth Shnrplo-'f , wife of Conductor
SlmrplcH , of thu Union Pacific , arrived iu
[ ) maha hut cvuning from L iratuic. She
ill visit fiiondii in thin city several days.
Among the paiicngcrii < n the U. P.
rain from the west lait evcnimWAH Hun.
' . H. Brents , coiigicisioual delegate from
iVashiugton territory who N ou hia way
o the national capital.
llx-Scnator John II , Mitchell and ex-
United State. ) Attorney General Gco.
H. Williams were passenger * on the Un
ion Pacific train whl b arrived from Iho
west this morning. They are ourouto for
Washington.
Mr. Clint G. Ford , who is with the Jen
nie Wallace party , in an old uewppRpo'1
man , though ittill < iuito a young man. Ho
waa for twelve yeam connected with the
the Chicago dailies iu v.triouii capacities ,
from compo itortocity editor.
Kr-Ald. Jim Stephenson , General Bag-
gagotnan A. Traynor , and "Miuo Host'
Swobc , cf the U P. hotel , I ft for Dourer
last evening. They will make an extended
trip from the metropolis of Color j do
through that state and Idaho , liiifinets
of Roma kind IB on foot.
In a Rpccial car from the Central Pacific
road , attached to the overland train ar
riving ye.iterday ovcniug , were Jud o
Sandenon , titturneyof tiio Central Pacific ,
nnd party wlio were on their
way to.Now York City. In the party were
Mra. Jcwett , and two young gentleman ,
Messrri. II. L. Travis and A. H , Foelich.
The car was brilliantly lighted with gns
and presented a most untieing appearance
within.
Major O'Bryan , general ogent of tha
Sioux City & St. Paul road , left yesterday
forTopeka , Kas. , where ho ia to be tha
guest of a dinner party gircn him by num
erous friends iu that city. Frank Ireland ,
12o < i. , of Nebraska City , sccompauies the
genial O'Ury n as an invited guest and
will reproient the latter in making the re
sponses , for , in the language of the Major ,
he "can railroad it , but when it oomoa to
ipeiche * he geti off the track. " '
DYING BY INCHES.
Very otten wo BOO a person suffer
ing fr m some form of kidney com
plaint and is gradually dying by
inches. This no longer need to bo so ,
for Electric Bitters will positively
cure Bright's disease , or any disease of
the kidnoya orurininry organs. They
are especially adapted to this class of
diseases , acting directly on the
Stomach and Liver at the same time ,
and will speedily euro where every
other remedy lias failed. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle , by lah & Mo-
Malion. (3 (
Jos. Schlitc * Milwaukee Boor on
draught nt the Merchant's Exchange ,
corner IGth and Dodge streets.
"WINE OF CARDUI" for Ladies only.
At C. F. Goodman.
BEST MICHIGAN APPLKS ,
$4.50 PER BAHREL.
Early lloso Potatoes , $1.15 , and
Suit Lake Potatoes , $1.40 per bushel
in 10 bushel lots , at G. Heimrod's ,
Sixteenth Btroot-U. P. block.
nov9-4t
Choice Salt Lake Potatoes at Win.
Gentleman's. nov8-5t
Winter capa at Bunco's.
The only place in Omaha that reminds -
minds ono of the orderly , well regula
ted establishments of Now York and
Chicago ia Pundt'a grocery house , 1218
Farnham. Spotlessly clean , the array
of imported nnd fancy grocorioa rise
tier upon tier and shelf upon shelf in
a profusion that almost bewilders you ,
Staple and fancy goods in the most
novel and attractive forma meet the
eye upon every side. It fairly gives
o.o an appetite to stop into Pundt'sto
buy a cigar. Coffees from Arabia ,
Brazil and Java ; tcaa from China and
Japan ; sugars from South America
and Louisiana ; spices from the islands
of the aea ; jarred and canned daintioa
from Franco , Germany and England ;
nuU from the Tropics , and candies "
from Italy ; wines from tha sunny
slopes of Portugal and Spain ; salmon
from California , and sardines from
Nice ; cigars from Cuba , and tobacco
from the south , make a catalogue of
supplies and luxuries rarely seen and
never surpassed in the western states.
"Raffle- "
The fixtures and stock of the Mich
igan tobacco store , 1417 , Douglas
street to bo disposed of. Tickets
91.00 each. No blanks. N8-tf.
CITIZENS OF NOimi OMAHA.
Mr. J. E. Bradley , southwest corner
nor of Sixteenth and Webster streets ,
has added to his already well-known
restaurant a first-class bakery , where
fresh cakes , pira , rolls , and the
lightest , whitest and swootcst broad
in the city can bo had for the lowest
nrico. A free delivery waeon will
call on you. Send iu your orders.
NovO-wsm
OVER THE ROAD.
The Prisoners Sentenced by
Judge Savage
The prisoners who lind been triw
nixl convicted at tlio present term o
the district court , were arraigned 1)0
fore Judge Savage at 1:30 : p. in. Sat
urdny for sentence , except thoao who
had motions for now trials pending ,
the latter including Charles E , De-
Groat.
Martin Lewis , colored , WAS sentenced
tenced to four years at tlio peni
tentiary , for burglar/ , having plead
guilty.
Chan. B. Tracoy and John McDon
\lci , for robbery , received five and
four years respectively at Lincoln.
Frank Roinke , 15 years of ago , con
victed of horse stealing , was sent to
.ho reform school , at the discretion of
tlio superintendent.
P. II. Garrignn was "sent up" for
two years for forgery.
Win. Bokovia , for stabbing his
irother , goes over the road on a two
rears' absence.
Mary CalJahan , twelve years old ,
charged with disorderly conduct , was
sentenced to the reform school , ivt tlio
discretion of tlio superintendent. She
vns too much for her parents , who
: ould not manage her , and wanted to
ut the job to some one else.
Mirnbllo Dlotn.
"Your Spring blossom in n micctw. 1
ertainly think itH effects arc wonderful ;
11 tlio dyspeptic 8yiii.titiH | ( ) I complained
f have vaninned ; my wife is alxo enthuui-
i Uc in praise of it ; bho was disfigured
jy blotches nnd pimplt-H on her face , and
lad continuous headache. She is all
ight now , a'id all unsightly erupt tins
i vogone. You may refer any doubting
> artiuH to mo. H. M. WIU.UHBON ,
"Elk street , Buffalo. "
Price , CO cents ; tri.tl bottles , 10 cents.
ri7-eKilw ]
FOR SHEET MUSIC ,
'janes and Organs , ao to A. Ilospe ,
51 Dodt/o street. Itf
The popular resort of young men in
oed of Nobby Clothing is Schlnnk &
Wince's ] 3oeton Clothing House , 1212
farnhum street.
SPECIAL JjOTjCES. _
KOTICE Advurtisemont To Loan , > 'or S le ,
oat. Found , Vr'ants , Boanllnc , &c. , will be in-
rtod la these columna once for TUN CENTS
cr line ; oarh pubsoijucnt Ineertlou , FIVE CENTS
wr lino. The first Inttortlon nuvcr IOHD than
WKNTY-FIVB CENTS
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Offlce of U.
M1 L. Thoruaa KoaniS. Crclchton ISlock.
4f/\ / \ rkTo loan at from B to 10 per cent
) ( J'/.UUw on Rood real eotatcsccurlty , by
U. ISAAC EDWAIIU9 HOB Karuhaui St.
TO LOAN At 8 per contin-
tcroat la sums of 2BOO end
> wnrds , for 3 to C years , on flrst-claea city und
arm property. Dnuia RIAL ESTAH and LOAK
OHNCI , 16th and Doubles tits.
HELP WANTED.
TT.At.TBI > Mrs. Ktlth wants tj Inform the
rV ] < lle3 tlmt rlie iloen not iloslro to lese
irlr cuitoui , anil contrq'iently Ins reduced her
uk Hair Sn itchc * from 48 00 to * . 00 , Klv o Uol-
r Snltchea reduced to IS 00 , Three Dollar
wltchea reduced to $1 60. Natural Waes a
pocUlty. U1IS. A. E. KEITH ,
488-tt 1222 Tarnham tit
ANTED-Gill ' Frcn-.h Coffee Jlouiw.ilOth
fltrtet. 4b7-ti
at 8JO Ilarney St. , bet.
ClhondlMh. * 4CS-tf
TTANTED A coiapit int cook for a Urjfo
r V family , no other ntednpply , at & 9 13th
root , cor. Davenport. 4SS-12 *
TrlLL SOME ONE l > lca > e let me know where
f V A. J. Nol on can be found In t o ilty.
ddresa , W. E. Uarin , 1 > . 0. , Omaha. 400-12'
T7" ANTED A Rood girl for general hnuso-
'V ' work , at 415 No. 20th St. , bet. CHcago
4SO-U
TrANTED-Chatnbermald. Apply at the
IT Kmrnott Houso. 7Mf
'ANTED A flrst-closi cylinder press feeder ,
W aithUolllce. no\0 tt
'ANTED A housoko per at 1103 Farnl.ain
W street , up stairs. 40S-tf
T7"ANTED A young roan to work iu a hat
rY "tore , at 1322 tarnham St. 452-tf
'ANTED A flret-Uass woman cook atClma.
W lloikt'o rcs'Auraiit , 1105 Farnhaui Btrcct.
461.tf [
ANTRD Girl to do housework. Eiuiulra
W 1110 Karnhain St. 442-tf
T7"ANTED Two girls , one to cook , wonh nnd
f Y Iron , and one to do second work and take
care of children. Heat of reference * required ,
pply Houthcait corner of 20th and California
.K. Best of wage * . SOJ tf
T7"ANTED A position In dmt-clawi dru.r
f y "tore , by n LTixdinUo of University of
ennnylYMim ( M. D ) Entirely fumlllnr with thu
rue bus nciu , Address , J. M. K. , Dee ottico.
T7 ANTED 100 to 200 loads of dirt near 23d
rY and St. Mary's a\cnuo. Enqulro at lloo
Hen. 222Mf !
TrANTED It0to2001oadaofdlrt near 23rd
r V and St. Mary'a ovcnuo. Lnquire ht ] leo
ttlco. lltS-tf
TTANTED Funding bridge and school bonds.
'Y ' JI.T. Clark , BeUovue itt-tl
FOR RENT HOU8E8 AND LAND.
710R HENT Hotice with G room * , on 10th and
; Cats fits. Inquire at tf. B. corn r2Cthand
umlnsr. 400.12"
OH HUNT Two furnlchtd rocmi" , eultnblo
J far light hauiokeeplnir. For jiartlcularn
iplv northwest corner California and Twenty-
liidStt. 40S-15'
j OIl RENT rurnlthwl or unfurnirhed rooms ,
J noithwct corner 14th and Jackson St.
710H RENT Suit furnished room * , suitable for
J man and wile ; 085 N. ITth Ht. . bet. I allfor *
ia and \T bet r. References required. 4V3-17 *
"TTlOn BALK A ( rood raying drug etoro In
C Armruhoe , Neb. About a J2.0CO etock.
T n i Mir , AddrtM , n , I' . HowUr Arnpihoc ,
Neb. 484.16'
niNT flMMnt fnrnUhed rooms for 2
gentlemen , at COO Faruham St. , bet. 10th
ndlTI. 4Si-ll
[ 7IOH UKNT ColtKo on 90th ttrret between
L1 Faruham and DouglM. Enquire on rreni-
[ > M. 472-tf
10H RENT nirnlBhod Jront room , 1417
1 Howard treet. 477-16
[ 7101 * RENT A suit of furnished rooms , pr.rlor
I ; and two bedroom * , Moo a tltiiflo room , Chi *
ya Btrcct , betwtui 14th and ISth , centru brick
, ou e. 4'0-tf
r OK HENT l.argohandRorao'yfurnUhed ha-k
L1 i rlor ; rtlso front room foconrt tory brick
iou , to 13 Ouu ctreet , b do < ir wcet of 0ti. )
"TIOK UK NT Furnlthcii front room , with or
JJ vlttioilt board. OU1 at OC3 H , Uth Rt.
402-tf
EOlt KKNT A suite of * U rnomo. tultablo for
housekeeplne , Knquira at IfllT Chlc ! 0 ,
or 1339 and 1310 Doujlw Bt. , up eUlrn. 40l-tf
FOU RKNT KurnUhed rocnu. north 'd i nl
California St. , Id door writ ol tflst. Inquire
aft l I p. n. 4 44 !
SPBOIAL NOTIOBS-Dontinnod
TMOH KENr-Ilrick Moro In J eoW1 > o V , 16th
X t.n.1 C.apltol avenue. JOllN 0. JACOHS.
. 43S-U
"IT1011 II KNT 2-story house , 8 room * , 1 Isrtto
L1 closeU ; & ! ; o , < itmn II iltelreJ. 2US DaMn *
lyrt St. _ _ 4' " * * _ _
NT A t o tory hsu o lth 8 line
* mij 4 liriro clouds ; a'fo , Imrn If do
slrcil. Iniulrc | at 2133 Daunpoit ttri-rt. fouth
_ _ _ _ 43i-tl
If On MINT To younir men nhodcdro pool
wiritir miartcn : two nicely furnlthed
r ? ° .mv ! ' ' " ] " ' " > of J. L lilro at Joe i ! - ni' or /
nt 1716 Dodsoitrcct. octfC ' f
IJOIl KKNT A fiirnl hcd front room for rent /
1 lthboird , ttiirltktofninllr. | ( lonilnii.ii f
pro/erred. Call C07J N. 17th St. - - - - -
7IOH REHT S ( ur null 0,1 room tner W u-
L1 chnt ' KchnnX. K. car. 18th und Uodga
TMto. Klt-U
SALE.
IY10U SAl.C-One of the b 't Rroccrv xlortH In
I ; thmi vof Crcntiin. I own. Locution A 1.
No dolnc n tuercMful litialnotii. lc ( 9on for
ellln/ , tio\ng \ Intu other ljinlnc' . Address
"UmlnoM/'lock box 2.2 , Creston , lown.
171011 HAM ! Two sucontl hand cnitlnDi In llrnt-
I ; HUM condition , one 2 ! > II. I' , sml oneO II.
{ ' . Enquire Ou.nha Koundry an < t ilnchlnc Co.
4 ; > l-tod-dc9
yiOH HAIiK Lot on Ctli treit lictwrcii Vnclllc
nn < l 1'lerco. Enquire at llli South-till st.
4U1.ll > '
171on.SAt.E Tuam irooJ ponies , cii-in > ! Rt HcJ
JL1 Ilirn , ICth St. otSLtf
TMUCK KOK L'AUh.
U 203-tf ESTAI1HOOK t
fjlOH SAI.K A lot of occontl hind furniture ,
| ; stoves , rariH'ts aud crockery wanut II ,
Splfflc , 1U03 UoiifflM Sts. 265-lm
BE111H has rattllnijIonK list * of lioitw , ! of * <
Iniids atid lannj for pala Call r.nd got
llt'lil.
71011 HA' E A nu ] ll fi lno , I ) . W.
I ; Son'n tnnho. In pcrfoct uuJcr. Immlre of i _
. Clark & Co. i >
EOU SAr.B ilfttiH of DoUKlan iid tfarpy oiu.
tlM. A. KOSKWATEU.lCMFariihamstruel ,
3HJ.U
ITOUSH3 AND LAND Uetnu rent
. . . stori * , hotels , lornota , lantb , office )
rooms , etc , See lot pjf
MI8OELLANEOUB.
LOST A roan inure : four jfurs old. medium
nizo , ft brand of a knot nn Icfthlndtg \ , long
mane and uliort tnil , wh'te ' hind feet. Ill-Mil
KAL.KNHEII , Hiratotfa 4U4-20"
T OST On the JOth of 0 iobcr , a red and
JLJ * hlte eiiottud cow ; lonK horn- , about nine
or ten jn art uld. A lllitral reward for her re
turn to No. 1408 Howard St. 4CU U <
THE J. M 11UUNSWICK A III.AKKCO. , Keep
a I'Oimiloto stock ol Billiard Tublea und 1111-
Hard inprrliandli'o on hand.at theirutor roomXX ( )
South 10th Ht. , Oinnha , Nub. ol'J-ltii"
JIIOCllbTAsSSUl Will PRJ the liiehwt n
. ] irlco for Bocond hand Milliard and I'oo )
Tables. Call or acldte = 9t/J South 10th Ut.
' EMIS' REALKSTATE 110011. fi c Iht
AI.K1) HAY At A. II. SttiiJer'o Feid Store
BAI. Ilarney St. _ hig-lf
EMI3' HEAL ESTATE JJXOllAKOU. S
B Ui page.
EMIS1 NEW CITY JIAVH. 10o. Moimto
B JIntis. S2.50. OHO. I > . IlhMIS.
GOUHG1L BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTJCK. Special adtcrtloeinentii , nucli as
Lost , Found , To Lean , For Sale , To Kent ,
Wants , Hoarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this
column at the low rate of TEN CENTS VBK
LINE for tha first insortltn and FIVE CENTS .
I'Elt LING for each subsequent Insertion.
Leave adv ortiscmcnU at our oQlco , up eUirs ,
corner Hroadtray and llulu street ) . Council
niuffa.
niuffa.WANTED Everybody In Council Bluffs lo
WANTED Tui U t , 20 ccnU per ircek , da
lit ercd by carriers. Odlce corner Lroadway and
Main , up 6talr , Council Illugn. Wl-tt _
WANTED A good aUody itj to take CAT *
of horsM. Addr u A. L. B , Den office.
Council Uluffi , Kora-Tt
WANTED To buy pooil milch oow. Addrosa
lire office , Ccuucil DIuDa. KcTO-6t
Ajfcnts to c.nvotle6t ! p y-
WANTED
iiU ! bu'.liirHrt In the country. Adaroas
C. M. , BoeolUce , Council Ulufts. NovS-K
FOR SALE Her o , buggry nd harness , iheap
for cAflh. Addreiu W. H. C. , lice otlice.
Council IllulTd. NovB-3t
BALK Ore 10-foot Iron bed. 19 Inch
FOR
suing , wuod tiirnln lathe , milcablo for pat-
tfrnn , posti , chucklns and drllllu ; ; ritroni ; tool ,
marly new ; co t ? 11U , price t75. Ono etrooK
drill jiroj- , little uucd ; cos $1SO , pilc-o $110. One
IRW wood turning latbo , 8 foot bed , 10 inrh
8wingjprico ; 10. One now cupalo , blower , flasks
and moulding ( Ami , cheap. Other Utliod , etuom
enninca , [ halting and pulllcs. S. D. & 8. J.
HUI'KINS , Council llmfTs , Iowa. 10 uflt
TT OST A black and white bulldog , large col-
JJ lar nnd chain around hUiiuck. Information
in regard to htm , or hit return , trill ha liberally
rewarded. J. O'HItlKN , U. 1' . cottage , m r
transfer , Council HlutK
TOTTEK'.S TICKET OKl'ICE War In railroad
1 tlcketii contlnuuH to boom. Unprocodcntcd
ow rateH to all raiUrH points. Every ticket
guarantied , Ordem tilled tiy telephone. From
one to ten ilollam ba\td by imrchaxlni ; tickets
of C. A. Potter , Hiicccxeor to t'otter & Palmer , No.
40 South Fifth street , f"Ur doom lieiow the poet-
oBlcc , Council lilnffj , fo a. octI8-tt
'ANTED Hey , with pony , to carry paper * .
W Inquire ut Him olUco , Council llluffs.
'octlS-tf
To buy 100 tons broom corn.
WANTED addrewt CouncU Hlufls
Urooin Factory . Council Uluan , Jew . CtS-2 U _
XTITANTKD A flrst-clartH broom tier. Mayno
VV A. Co. , Council lllnlfn. Iowa. tflOSO'
ANTED A boy to dochorcfl at klyrmtor *
W llr.hcry , Council lllnffn. 601-2S"
J10R SALE Old i ) > or 40 per hundred , at
}
} The Bco olilco. Council Illufla. t27-tf
EDWAED KUEHL
UAOISTKR OF 1'ALMYSTERY ANDiCONDI'
TlONAUhT , 4 > Tenth Stiect , between Farnham
nndllatncy.Vlli , nith tno r.ld cf guardian
splritH , obtain for any ono a irlancu at thu pa t
and present , nml on certain conditions in the fu
ture. IlooU and Shooo nado to order. Perfect
wUlsfactlon vimra.itecd an2n-lm
AhsoIuteBy Pure.
Madu from Drape Crefc.n Tartar. No other
arpatlon makee such ll ht , flaVy hot breads ,
usurious pastry. Can l > eaten by Dy pep l9
nltr-out fwirof thellli" rejultluif from hoovjl
St-otltle fool. Sola rrly In ( * im , bv all Qioctrt
HOYAL IIAKINOVOM DRH CO , |
rfow Y rk.
0. F.