Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 23, 1881, Image 8
,1 , Til OMAHA DAILY BhJi- : WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 23 , Wi. rHE DA 1 LY HER Wednesday Moruinpj. Nov 23 LOOAIj BR13VJTIMS The roft-lii nre get Inp fn ' clltr clinji for team Ins - 1 liirty-tlircc cnrn of tto > .k cnuic in < > His U. P. > itnli y. were llnce car of I'ullmnn j > w et jrsUnlay , The I loncc book nnd ladder liftll fl liall to-mo TOW evtnlng , will I iwnflflir. Young Ilolnkc and Mnry Cnllnlmn -w ru tnkcn to the Kearney Heform oclmo MontUy by SlicrlflOuy. The land ICAKUC ball to-m rrow tilKli will Imvc the fp'Mi'1" ' ' Muiic ,1 Unloi orclitBtrn jnuale for their dnticli K. T e Uniim Pdclfio train / > > tlio went jwt-nlny ftfto no n , wm very heavy. It arrived about forly in ! ' tei ln'c. ' It is nin orctl that Frank McCrary , sonnf.TuJgcMci'rary will IxJ apmm | ! l deputy clerk < if tli U. S. ' Ircult Court. _ Two inniri'inc nt nml inawivc bninrc pilUrn , with brai lii'sfiirgoHJttH Iwve I t < r ensctoJ In fruit of IJoy.lV now Op m Ho. i o. The train ilf | i lchcr's ofllce at the U. T. dfNt | ! bcinK'Milarh'wl by tearing oul llic pnrtltion which tnok up H i muclmiua on tlio i'0 t nldo ff tlio room. -Hart ; will lie folio oil , at Boyd'p l ) | > ern House , on Monday cvetilnj * next , by the " .TolliticH , " In their Rro.t . mtmical b.utdity , "The Klectrical Dolt. " At | K > int < on Tt-nth utrttt a earring on the cn t sldo nf the street c r track l aorly conceded from observation froin iho west side by tha hu e 1) in f C'lrth The most rcinarknlilc tnatniice of the -power of water wan nhnwn ' .n Fifteenth Btritit ymterday. A bull ( log mil a New. Zbandlnnl wcro Hoparatwi by \ljfoiouii 3 ali of nqtia pura , Oma1)i : having n ilohi "f rc tiu- : nnU. Two new nuns optn noon 1 11 Farn- "h m Btrat , one it l < u do utood , In JBoyd's Oi cra hunno bin k , nnd another In. Iwccn lilovKiilh anil Twelfth r cts. The work on I' xtou It CiallaKlicfV ajow * torc liDnie on Tenth .r et | > io- Sremiiiff rapidly A largo funo nf 111:11 ra employtMl , and iho w.ilN will prolulily bo up befoiu very 'old urallierxetf In. Mr * . Carrie Itrxlinc , wlio lur i ) ( low of chlomforiu narly inhereil liur to tliat lijurno wlienco no traveler ictiiniM , lmn aomuwhat reco\orcd from tlio IfecU ol lia drug , but i ti 1 routined lo lier lied. i. In the iliHtributiHii of p ii-.e-i at the U.erj | . JLfouno , Monday , T. L. McCurtliy , of the transfer dofiot , rcceivwl a ImuJwnii ! mop ; Dr. Oco. 1 > . M Her , < > f tliu Hvrnld , a China tea net ; Jimmy M > Michael a fine j tt of vast * . Kl za , wife of Ncllfl Hclcroe , died Nov. 21 t , at 7 p. m. , agctl 30 ye int. Ktin- ral Wo lies-lay , Nov. 23d , tit 2 p. 111 , from the residence on Welwter ft root , be ween Seventeenth anil Ei litcouth , nouLli Me. yriends invitod. There will be union Thanksgiving ervlccunt thu South Omaha M. K. church. corner of PC r.th and Fierce HtieetH to-tnnr- TOW at lOutO a. m , Preaching by Uov , J. W. Ingram , putter of the ClulttUan church. All are invited. A pleasant social event DO urrod Mon day , -when a l > rty of HchoolnmteH of Mtxi Kdda Dicknon , in do her nn unex pected visit , en mosque , at her h mo < n llth street. Although completely taken by Burprl-o , tlio young lady HIIOU recovertd and entertained her fri'indu handaoiuily , Tlio Indies of Trin ty inin iciii ( culortd ) are picpa iiw to hold a fiiruud fu tlial during CkrintiiiaH week in Lyttlu'H new building ( in Fnnnim xtreet , belwetn Ivlev. entli and Two fill The proceedH go ti > - warda tlio erection of their eliuich build- tag. Washington In'ing wan before JiwUi Bencko yenteulay , cliargud by Dick Kitclion nf thu Willmell In line , w ! h try ing t < > ilefrnud liini out of a hoard bill of 9-f.W. Thi prinoiicr wan well drot ud and rcHpettaUu looking and evlilintly much ni-huuuM of hln prcdicamrnt. Hi' caao won not dUi > oi < ed of when our repor ter'loft. ter'loft.A A public diocourho will bcdellvuivd bj . C. ] iniml , of the IteorKniilro of .1 ONIIH Chriut of Lutier Dnj SniiitH , at Suinl'H ( J Impel , Cupit 1 A\cnue between 10th and 17th , on tlio " .lul uiu 2Ub dojn of Novuinlier , 1881 , at 710 : ! p in Subject ! , 'InteroitlnK. " Ah are lu-pe t fully invited to attend. Union Thani Hgivin ; vervicon will l held In thu Firm. M. K , elm oh , Davun port htrect , between Seventeenth am Eighteenth , o i hurnday nt 11 a , m. Ser jno.i Ity I lev. Mr Iturtht > f the Preshy < torian church Let there bo a ( .entra .ttttundanco by the people un thix oconBloi h > compliance with tha rccoiu > oudat on o uatlonal and etnto executive olllce w. J W. SteWHrt , pastor , One hundred and lifty-nlnu Iwautifu residence lot * , locateil on Huinilton street half way between the turn tnbln of thi red street rar line and the wnlorwork reservoir nd addition , and luut went o the convent of the Slaters Poor Claire li Shlnn'H addition. Prices range from Hi to 81l 0 each , and will be mild un cox ; tenn to tlioto who will Improve. ] ] emit e l entitle agency , Fifti-inth and Dougln trcet * . Tlie hones belonglugt ) Kiiward A Stokes whiclt ha\u lieeu ttabled at ftvpli utou'nuarn for e\er.d wuekii , were Bhii | ped Eut Monday in thuir special vai They were unloaded here , on their w , tvm Hau Krauciaco , for thu purp no u nxtin. u few days , nnd all caught the pink eye. The leven lior e which were hi III earn of G. W. C'rookn , nro va'u.d at $30 , 000. They have fully recovered from tli Tlioro wcro twenty-five ciuieu called I : the District Court jwtenlay , but non were ready for ti bland coint ndjourne for the day. Tweiity-llvo cones will b called to-day and then the jury will b discharged until December fitli , Coin will adjourn over Thunksn'lvitig daybn will lie In bosoiun for thu i all of ca&en tu b tried by the J.tdyeuiul formotloiiH , Filda aud Haturday , after which it will adjour unti JDocember Cth , Judge Savage mean time holding court lu Washington count } "BLACK-PRAUQHT" make * chilli " " J ' - . -r iiupossiblu. AtO. r. Ooodtuui. Dr. Ainulia Burrougha , Withnel louse , TuexUy Mid Fridayi. 10 a. in UNITED STATES COURT It ut Lnfct Oc1s in Active Mutton. Tx7t-n y of tlio i'wonty-foui Grand Jurors 1'ospoud , An Important Cnno Which -wn on Trial Ye lerdny- The Ormid Jury In the Unilci ! State * couit WHS iiiipunnulli'il Blon ilny afttTiiouii , Twunty gr.nul jtiroif rc8ion < ljl to tliL-ir nninus , and wen HWnin to coininoiicu the Iiihora. Afturth'j oinpftiinuliiiK of the grnml jury , United Stntcs Attornuy Lniu- IjcrtBiiii ftddrcsdutJ tliom us to thuii tlntits , and especially cnllnl their nt- tcntioti 'to thu invcstiniitioii of the murder of NYiitson K. Smith , Into U , S. clerk. Ho HBO rufcrrrd to the ulmryu imniimt I'Dstnl Clerk D.in G.iroy , who W , H urrvHtud in Kearney forsto.iU iue n ruf/iaternd luttor containing $2,0 < i ( ) . Tim firnt ca u culled for trial Mon day uflLMiinoii WHB that of the Oiimlm Ni iiinal Hunk iiguinsl thu city. Tt was ciiiiliiiinul uniil yesterday. Thin Hint in onu > ( CDiiaidcrnhlu iiuportaticu mill intuiuit , and is busud upon the 80WLr contract with M. 0. Me.iney & 3 < i. , the coiupiuiy bi-ing Ocorgo M. 'J Urien , Jr. , and Elinor & Go. Jn 1878 u contract was tniido l > y the city with thuno parties to huihl what in uiiiwn as the 13th and Jnckaon dtruet linn of newer. Of this work Mtant-y A Co. contnictcd for 2,000 Vut rif sewer nnd Eitnur & Co. for L L'OO tiM-t. At Cinilutiiii ( | of the wink wnrriintH weio willed on nuwer liHtiu.t No. 1 , for piiyi ; out of tlio con- TllCtOIM. A til * WIIH tlll'll lovil'tl ( ny thcso warrants. This tax wan njninul , and tlio inaltcr giiing to the hiipit inu cutirl , that court , undo tliu pcrpotiml. 'I'lio Oinalia iiitti nut dunk hiciiinu the OWIIOIH of ? lliOU ) of tlio uiuriinlii , iDBiyncd lo t ly ihu ( . < ntriititora , and the Imiik i. is h oiiuli1 Hint in thu UnitL-tl conn to coih'ut the iiionuy on svarraniB THoltd Tins niurn [ liuiifO limt ovciiing way veil patriiniKeil and Hurtcnteiiaili - nt'iil WJIH of n atill bettor order than hut nf the opening night. All of thu piciultit'H ere of liiyh merit , nnd laity himaelf was niniply immense , n thu dmtributiim of thu prcBonts u loii'initti'u from the andiuiico was BO- ucii'd. They nhook up the li.it in vlnch the tickets were placed iindii ittlo uirl druw the lucky number , Mr * . E , Roiicra , residing on north ighteentli Blruet , WIIH doularcd the winner of the elegant chamhur eet , vhich was displayed on the atato. { i'li-nit'Iit n valuablu sewing niachino will bo the princip.il gift. A BROKEN HOME. The Sad Chapter in a Young Gonpln'a Ono of the HL-storn bound trains uiiviiiLt thu triumfer depot yesterday iftiiriiooii ourriud an elderly guntlo- iiiin , u dohcato but rathur ] > rutty 'oung woman , and u dimpled , lnu h- ng baby. Thuio wtis little unusual to ittinut attention in this apparently tappy gioui , But , connected with ho ilrlicato little -woman and the > nbo him cairied in her nrins tlioru m \ bit of sad family liintury , which coniaiimu inoiul too often taught. About u year ngo a flnu looking .ouiiu . man named J. F. Mnrlin. iui- cnptotl a ponili'ni nt Creaton , In , on ihrtO , , li. & Q. railroad , nn telegraph opuialor. Ilu was a man of good l > reuding and coiiaidorablo culture , 'I IIL-SU qtialiticH oiiubled him to noon inovo in thu bust aoeial circles in thu piutty Iu\vn ci'y ' , whuro ho mudn the ( icqnaintaiicu and won the love of the iliiuulitor of onu of the most prom inunt buiiii'S8 men of thu place. After - tor u liino the uediling bulls r.ing and tno liuarts that boat nit onu won. jiiinrd for life. vurytln'ng went smoothly for n tiinii and naught but happinust neemod in atoru for thu young couple , Thou the husband began to drink , Ho rapidly lout control of himself am ; it wan not long before hit positinn was vacatedHu obtained n poHitiun in Omaha , nnd went to worli in tliuVuBturn Union ollico here will many reHolves for reform. His wift clung to him and c.uno to thu Gate City , leaving lior father's homo ngninsl the paternal wish. In thu new position Martini for n poiiodwua quito steadyj but , in , an uvil hour , ho was lud to again tampei with his enemy , and it was not lonj. before his old weakness had ruturned with redoubled forco. lit made several atttMiiptH to Btraightor. up , but without avail. The homi iiucoBBiiries and comforts weru ncg. hclcd , anil when his uiilitnoas foi duty at last deprived him of his posl tion in the ollico , the long sullurini and patient wife found huiself with out means of livelihood , In this strait Martini added the last lrop to tha bucket by deserting her , Ilu disappeared as suddenly as if tin earth had swallowed him , ami all tin anxious ininiirius of his Htill loving wifofailed to elicit any information at to his whereabouts. She still ro frnined from appealing to her paronU , however , and endoauired to oblaii omployment. A juncture camii , how. over , when she could not work , nnii then n "friend in need , " in the per son of a well known clergyman in tin city , took her to his honit and there ehu was cared for "When the little ono caino nndwin to bo cared for the mother's love broki over her pride und she wrote to hei fathnr of her distress. The next trail brought him to Onialm , where lu loarnud for the first time thu full ux tout of his once tenderly nurturvi : duughtcr's sullbrings and wrongs , After his arrival a letter came fron ; the absent husband , Mho wrote fron ; Kansas Oity. In the letter ho wit that the power of the cup wai toe utriinc for him nnd ho would never bi hoard of moro , unh M ho should bt i ble to overcome it and bo a man. 'Iho desoited joiintt wlfo was ton tlerly cnred for by her ffuhi-r am fticndfi , nnd yesterday went with tin former back to the homo of her child liood , taking the b.iby that will prub nbly never see Hi father * face. It if bu ono f the many sad canes of twt blighted lives and n broken home , liini in itsulf preichi'i a sermon wbieli in tnoru convincing thin all the thco < rii's in the world Sanntor Fair , of Nnvndn , Senator .Inmes G. Fair , of Nevada , paswl through this city Monday 01 liis way to Washington. Ho will sto [ for a day or two in lown , and alsi miiko a flying visit to Nev Y ( rk. Thu senator Hpoko very cheer fully of the businuas outlook in Cal ! < fornia and Knvada for thu comiiif. yi'nr , and taid that it was duo in great part to the increased crops _ _ in the former state nnd butter mining | > ro puctn in the latter. In ] ) ersoii the Bunator is s'lll hearty and vii oroiii , but ho in no way fulfills the descrip tion given him by ' 'Galh" in n recent letter "that hu had Iiish face and accent. " Ho ii very jileasant and jolly however ind may jirovu wlial ' 'tho ol Gntli predicted funny man thu Buimte. " lie thought that the coming session of congress would bo n very busy one. WINTER WREATHS. Orange Blossoms and Wed ding Belts Still in Favor. The PhoIpi-MorrU Marriage Night. Thu fragrance of orangu blossonu and thu chimes of wedding bulln filled the coay cottagu at No. 1JJ1C Dodge street last uvuninrwliilo thu lovelj niglit und clour and starlit Bky which followed thu beautiful autumn day , Hinilud upon thu nuptialn of LiiV.it Morria und Wultur Phulps , The brulu in the charming daughtet of Mr. Jamon Morris , necretiry ol Sunator SauiulerH , and thu Washing ton coirespondent of Tun BKK , nnd thu groom a son of Mr. A. W , Phelps , the contractor and builder , the father and son having charge of thu erection of the colossal nuw elevators , both aru well known und warmly esteemed by a lart/o circle of acquaintances , a d consequently the news of their union will bo read with no little interest. At 8 o'clock , the hour fixed for the ceremony , there were present the in vited guests , which consisted only of the near relatives and most intimate Friends of the high contracting parties , and the Hev. J.V. . Harris , pastor oi the First Baptist church , and wifo. Promptly ab the hour the bridal party entered the parlor , from the room on the right , and the Hov. Mr. Harris pronounced the solemn words which mudu Lima Morris and Walter Philips husband and wife. The cere mony was short but impressive , und was performed with the ring , while the prayer which followed it was very beautiful and appropriate. The usual warm congratulations followed , nnd then the newly mairied couple sat down with the guests to a delicious and tempting supper , ut which time TIIK Bun reporter hud an opportunely to nota that thu bridu looked chiirming in her dress of ruby coloied ailk trimmed with plush , the spnijH of orange blossoms at her throat nnd in her hair , und tlio plain but elegant gold jewelry. The gloom WHB attired in tlio usual dress suit of black , and looked manly and happy. The weddingcakewnscutund eaten , the delicious colfeo , fruit and other dulicuc'u's disposed of , and after an hour pleasantly passed in the usual so cial enjoyment B , thu bride and groom entered the carriage in wait int. ' and were driven to a neat cottage on Eighteenth and Grace- streets , which WIIB fitted up for their reception , und whore they go immediately to house keeping Of course there were wedding gifts , there always nru , and in this instance they \Voto numerous , elegant nnd val uable. The list included a handsome HI Ivor butter knife and spoon from Mis. A. Saunders and daughter ; hull dozou solid silver tea spoons , Senator SaunderHiind Mr. Cluis , Saun- doM ; easy chair , of carved walnut und plush , Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Phelpsi pair carvers , Alfred E. Morris ; sot of hand painted China fruit plates , very himilHomu , Mrs. A. Anders > > n and daughter ; bronze hanging lamp , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phelps ; pair of love ly , original oil paintings , "Lako Kil- larney and ' Scenes on the Rivet Wye , " James Morria ; silver niipkin holder , Miss Mary Knight ; hand painted French ware pitcher , Edith und Susie Phelps ; Majolica tea Met , Miss Ada King ; silver castor , Fred and Nettie Phelps : silver card case , Airs. McGinn and Mm , Itnyor ; pair pearl oar drops , Walter Mori is ; bond for deed to twn lots in Shinn'a second addition , tin hridu'a parents ; eilverbuttur knifu nml fruit spoon , the groom ; lovely pine ! picture , Tom and Harry Phelps ; lamj mat , very pretty , Millie Morris. Thi' wedding was n most auspiciout onu in every respect nnd TIIK Kv.t joins with a boat of friends in wish ing the happy young couple long lift and happiness. Military Going Emt , lu a car attached to No.-I , on tin Union Pacific railroad , Monday after noon , was Dattory G , of the -1th artil lery , on their way from Alcatruj ; California , to Fort Warren , Uimton , Capt. A. Morris , who was in command ana Lieut. Chapin and Deans , witl tin ir families , occupied berths in the Pullman nheud. The battalion com , prised thirty enlisted men To Fenoui About to Marry "To nenoiui about to marry , " Douglas Jerri'U * advice wmi "don't ; " we u | > ] > le- ment by cnylnpr , without laying la a mimilv ul HntlNu HLOKHOU , whli.li cures aluumf nivrl and other kidney and bltuliler coin- l > UlnU. Prc ! M oeuU ; trinl hut lea , 1C OUTRAGEOUS ASAULT A Drunk-u M-n Attempts ti Rape a Chambermaid. And Drawn Hit Knife on n Land lordi Tlioro wns n buzz of oxcitoinonl li tliu vicinity of thu Omaha House carli yesterday , mid when it was ore : nn individual who gave Ins nnmo ai Chan. Hensmntii but whoao runl natni is said to bu Donahue , was led oiF tc jail by Officer Frank Koapcr. on t serious charge. AHEE roporterintorviewed mine lioa Smith soon nftor and from him loanici the following particulars of the afT.iir About 8 o'clock yesterday thi prisonr came to the house , and aakct for n boil and WM given n. room 01 the aicond lloor , to which hu wai conducted by Mr. Smith's partner. . As it was still a early hour foi riding , the room had not yoi buun p'-t I" order nnd tin oliamboriiiaid , u young Swede in'rl. about sixteen yeuis of ago , mimed El luu Oluson , was culled to make thu but and sot the room to rights. The twc wore left alone by the proprietor ant thu girl claims that ho had hurdlj HOIIU when Ilonsmnn seized her , nmui an insulting proposal and threw hoi down on 3 IB bed , She screamed and at" this ho seized hei by the throat and choked her Footsteps being heard in the hall ho become frightened and released liii hold , whbreupon she ran down stain to the oflico and reported the outrage , Mr. Smith came in a few minute ; later and found Hensmnn sitting bj the steve when ho walked up to him and demanded an explanation in pretty ty forcible terms at thu same tnno pointing him to the door and ordering him to vumuusi the ranclui. Ilensmiui suddenly getup up and rom.uking' , "What do jous.iy , you s - of a b " nmdo for him witli un open punkiiifu in his hiinil. Snntli jumped behind thu b.ir and seizu 1 an empty IJutHli Hull Dog pistol from the drawer , levvllmt , ' it at * hu.ismil- iint , who supposed it was load ed and bolted out the fiont door in a hurry and almost into tin arms of P < hcemim Kas-por. The lat ter , with Smith and Hovvr.il othuis , bugim a chase after him and finaUv ran him into the barn b.ick ot 15roaleh's building and captured him , xvhen lit was taken at once to the city jail. On the way he said that lie could not stay in jail always and that when ho got out they might "look a leedle out. " Complaints were at once lodged against him for assault , it being the opinion of the district attoinoy that the case was not aggravated enough to prove a felony. On being searched u bunch of railroad keys nas found , in dicating that ho was either n railroad man or had been stealing the keys some whore. Ho was visited at the jail soon after being locked up , by a BEE reporter and de nied all knowledge of the crimes charged. Ho said ho was an old rail road man and had como to Omaha to get work on the U. P. Ho claimed to have respectable relatives in Minnesota and that he would rathoi take a pistol and blow his bruins out than be disgraced. His excuse was that h gob full the first thing when he got up this morning and was oblivious of all occurrences up to the time he was looked up. He wept copiously and begged that his name nhould'not be put in print , but as ho seumed to be sailing under two or three aliases , it was thought that the tears were of a croc odile older. The hotel men cay ho was not drunk apparently when ho came thort for a room , and drank nothing at the bar. .Iiulgo Henecko will dispose of his cabe whenever thu distiict attorney is ready to tuko it up. Army Orders. The following ciders have been issued from the headquarters depart ment of the Platte , Omaha , Nebraska , November IS ) , 1881 : The commanding officer Fort D , A. Russell , W. T. , will send Henry lliuncruml John Hurley , alleged deserters - sorters from troop "D , " Fouith caval ry , under proper guard to Foit Lo ivonnorth , Kansas , there to be turned over to th6 commanding oiticet of that post. Upon completion of the duty the guaul will return to its station. Tliocoinmaiuling olllcerat Fort Hall , Idaho , w 11 send Private James Murray , company B. Sixth infantry , an insane soldier , to Washington , 1) . 0. , under proper guard ; the person in charge to report to the adjutant general of the army for further in struction. The descriptive list of the spldiei and certificates of disability will bi forwarded as required by general or' dor No. 88 , series of 1877 , adjutant general's ollico , to reach there in ad vance of the soldier. Capt. II. O. Paulding , ossibtonl surgeon , U. S. A. , having reported a < tliL'bo headquarters , in complianci with paragraph 2 , special orders No , 210 , current series , adjutant genoral'f ' otlico , will report in person to tin commanding orticor , Fort Laramie , W T , for duty. In older to carry into effect fullj the requirements" general orden No. 21 , series 1878 , headquarters o ! the army , adjutant general's ollico and to enhance the ellicioncy of posi schools , the secretary of war diroctf that the following rules bo portion larly observed : School reports will hereafter bt rendered bimonthly , commencing January 1 , 1882 , and forwardei through department headquarters ti Chaplain George 0. Mullins , U. S army , in charge of "Education in tin Army , " St. Louis , Missouri. Where no school is in operation , 01 where the school has been suspended it must bo so stated , and an adoquut < reason therefor assigned in every ro port. Tnosmueh as only an elemental1 ; English education is proposed , it n believed that at each post the com manding oflicor might find an availa bio enlisted man competent to atari n school and conduct it until regulai teachers can bo supplied. Officers in immediate charge of ppsl schools and reading rooms will vitil them daily , and earnestly endeavor ti promote the mefiilness of the same. It is a duty and a most honorabli privilege of thu chaplains especiall' to take a veiy active pavt in this tdn cational wotk , and it U liulievetl thoi wilUheortully peifoim itif opportui. " ity is oflVied them to do * o TuiicheiH w U be r quired to devol < considerable c ro to tue instruction ol pupils in the history of thu TJnitoi Struts , The iwsiiUnt adjutant general ni duty at department headquarter will in addition to his other duties , undei the department commander , have i general supervision of the post xchooli and will , annually , on the 1st day ol September of each year , make a full report to the adjutant general a < i ti the condi ion and progress of tin ( schools within the department , setting forth specifically the failure or nugleel of any post commander to take propel interest in , or facilitate the opera lions of thu schools. Recruit La Motto \V. Staple , enlht ed at Fort Sandeis , Wyoming Torn tory , is assigned to Company II , 4 1 Infantry. The following named on iated men members of the Dutmrtnii nt ritl team , now at Fort Omaha , N braska , will join their respective coimiiuuls viw Sergeants William Heath , and Join Uraiidul , Company F , Oth Infantiy ut Fort Sidney , Nob. Servant James A. Marshall , Com pany D , Sth ) Infantry , nt Fort Omahu , Nub. I'ho quastermustcr's dcpartrm.iv will furnish Sergeants Heath anil Brandol the necessary transportation and the subsistence department wil furnish commutation of rations ut ; in thorized rates for the journeys , it being ing impracticable to furnish the soldiers diors with cooked rations as provide in General Order * Nus. 59 , series oi 1878 , adjutant Kenerul's ollico. PERSONAL. .T. O.Vtfct , of O'Xeill , left for homi yeHterduy. Clia lestuad , \r \ , left yesteJuy fora via. it in Cliicas > . J. A Dempster , post'uaMer ut Geneva , H in the city. .N. ' . . DIVH , the Cheyenne stuck mat ) , went west yeat r Dr. 11. L' . Jensen left for Fremont } es- tcnlay , on biininei * . Chris Haitinaii wont to the state capi tal Mnii ny on bu-inuss. M . Van Turuu and family , of Laramie , are in the city visiting fritiids. Mian Kiley , of rii-huyler , U visiting nt the residence of Mr. Havdiix , in this city , Kev , Mr. Sanders , of Chey tine , wi h hU family , took the nuon train yestesitaj fur home. H. B. lluinBey , proprietor of the Union Pacific hotel at Graud Island , arrived in thu city last evening. I * . N. Doeraon , of McArdle precint , has jone to visit his bister who lives in Schle - wig llolstein , J.urope. H. G. Northrop , formerly cle1 k at the U. P. Headquarters , noin St. Louis , returned h > mo yesterday after a brief call upon friends in Omaha. C. W. Meail and mm , E. B. Chandler Prank Murphy and Ben. Smith , have re turned i rum New Mexico , whither they w ent on mining business. J , M. Ham , formerly auditor of the U. P. railroad , now of the 17. P. office in New York under Presideat Dillon , who has henn in Omaha fora few days , went cost 3 udtenlay. AinoiiK the tiasfengerB on the overland train from the west Monday afternoon wag K , Sav.ii'o thu in u who located the famous Savage hiker mine. He : IH on his way to New Yorlc. E. A. Foul , general imbsenger ami itket agent and C. D. Adama , ns.'ibt nt ijensi.il pa enger agent of tlis Pittabuigh & Kort Wayne mute , and Harry L. Hall and J , M. Chcaebrou h , of the Vandali.i line , Wtie in the city yehterday. At the Creighton house : Capt , 17. L. Lovojoy , of Niobrara ; Thnnias IJ , Cole- uiin Will ! un King nnd John A. Finney , of San Francisco , Cal. : U. H , Nor in , of Green iv oed ; O. P. Mason , of Lincoln. At he Metropolitan : J. N. Taylor , of CD' innbii.i , Nub. ; K , 11. Dean , of Da\id City ; Chan. II. Urimner , of Fremont ; .7 S , Irwin John Higg , and Fr nk CrorB , of Running Water ; D. Hunter and h Powers , of Pine Kid./e ; W. N. .McLennan , of Plattsmoutli. Mra. Judge Gr.ihnjn , the lidy injured about two weeks ago liy fallin ; from a sidewalk near the Occidental hotel , in slowly recovering from her injurk't. A further examination disclosed that the lower hone * of her spine had been frac tured , and the escnpu from death was a narrow une. At the Withnell : Dnran Clark , of Al bion } .T. S. McClary , of NirfolkjM. H Knrle , of Grand Matidj.W. A. Willard and wife , of Denver ; J. Wh'tehe.id , wife and Uter , U. S , A , ; John Robinson , of Des Moiuts ; A. C. Roche , of Cheyenne ; Tnoina. L. Gritlin , of Dakota City ; D. May , of Lincoln ; 0. K. Merrill , of Har- wood ; V. B. Whitney , of St. Paul. The Bound Unloosed- Charles Thompfcon , Franklin street , Bulfalo , ayn : " 1 luve milfe ed for along time with conxtipation , ami tried almost every jniigaUya advertiseil , but onlv re- sultlnu in temporary iclief , and after 'con- htipiitiou btill moio agiravntud.1 I wjj , told about your SI-KINO BLOHHOM nnd trira It 1 can now say I in cured , and though K inu niouttn have eliipnod ittlll remain so. 1 hhall , however , alwt > 8 kt-up &ome on hand in case ofohl comiilalnt rcturuing , Price , 60 cunt * ; trial bottles 10 cent * . ' ComiitR Rlflo Matobt Oooryo Webber , of Ct > uncil Bluifc , has issued a challenge to Oscar Hani- mer , of this city , to shoot at glass balls with a ritlo for § 100 a sido. Ilammer is the well known Lincoln shot , who has recently become n resi dent of this city. Webber is a crack- shot also , and the contest will doubt less be very exciting. The time ex tended by the challenge is within two weeks and the place of the match Council JJIutls. Hammer will ac cept the challenge , and says he can outihoot Webber. I have been appointed state agent for Schlitz's Milwaukee Bee in kegs. Parties desiring to handle same please apply to or address AI. A. McNamaru , Omaha , Neb. novl5-tf C , N. BRISCO. Fact * Cantrndlotlns tuo ttnport oJ 1H * Bunlncm Trmtblo About H week aye un item nppunted n the local c ilutimi of I UK IUt : , which st.iie.I tint 0. N BIHOO , u well-known business man in this cir\ . nid formerly senior partner of 0. N. IJrisco it Co. . safe dealerlud ) n n i to Chicago , lomni { n number of un satisfied claims , llcferonco wits nlso made to a proposed bunim-at veiiiine y Uri-fco which would isiiiblmh a Tiiit canning factory in Omaha The amount of fiasco's indebtedness AMIS reported to bo ? 2 500. .Mr. Hruco has returned from Oliicngo and asks a correction of cer- 'ftin ' statements ; which TUB UKE gladly mikes. The canning factoiy husincsi was to bu coiuluctud by 0. N. Hrisco mid .F. S. Jlojers , of this iiity. _ At the tune of Hiiaco's nn- iiitincing that the factory wai un assurid ( act , lie had a contract with Mojers , on the Rtroiii'lh of which ho had partially purchased the neee-ssary ii.iclnm.-ry and niitturi.il in Cluciu'o mil had arranged with the 0. 13 & Q. oiid for its shipment Meyois af or- wurdh withdrew from the partneishit ) , vhich caused thu venture to collapse 'trfco's part in the matter was ogltimato at d snuaro. IJrisco , further states that his in- lubtedncss in Omaha docs not exceed jU.'tO , instuid of 82,500 ; that hu is iblu , by corn-union of peisonal effects , o pay all of it. Ho lays Unit his * ito H ent to Chicago to meet and re- uin with him , not to rein tin there. I'hia ia demonstrated by the fact that -ho purchased a round tiip ticket. IJrisco is now engaged , accoidiug to his statement , in organizing a safe naiiufactuung company in Chicago , 'liivin ' made a partnership witii a Ljiominent s.ifo patentee. He siys is homo is btill in Onmha and ho nhall not change his residence for vime time to come. Hnmbii { ; | > < > d Agnin. I saw so niueh said about the mer- ts nf Hup Bitters , and my wile who lasahvajs ductorinj , ' , und novt r w II , e.isc d me so urgently together some , I concluded to be liumbuj.'gel ( ngiin ; uid I am alid I did , for in less than nvo montlis use of the liiituia my wife was cured and she has rein lined > for eighteen months sinc < \ I like such liumbiiirgiiig , - II. T. St. Paul. St. Paul Pioneer-Pi ess . novlCdecl < . Xntit of the Fourth. The laat Lattery company of the Fourth aitillory came in yesterday af ternoon from California. There were about forty men of the rank and file and two oflicora , Maj , Roedor and Lieut. Anderson , the latter accom panied by their families. The bat tery's destination is .Fort Adams , at Newport. A trill package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT" frpp of charge , At ( ! . F. Goodman " SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN MONEY. VfONKY TO LOAN Cell at Uv > Otllcoof D. j.Yl L. Thomas lloomS Crelirhton Block. I H > < I ' ° 'oa" ' at " ° " ' b to lu P1' CL' ' " I "IHon Koud real ostatcmcunty , by ill. 1 < AAC KUWAKD1109 < Farnham ! . UAA At S per ci'iitln- or flt in auiimul 2COO and pAinlH , fiuO lo A > tart. on lint-d-vo nt. and nnu proimrtj. IlKins ItKKL RSTATB am ) LDAV -IvvrT , IStll IPrl PouirlSB'1' ' ' ric.L.C WANTED , . . D A lomicttnt girl wanti lisht W.A.NTI prir to dinily. Wtjcca itcord- nir. Addrca-i , M. M. M. , llecolll o 517 2 * ' > -St ! nation by o inmflcUnt t'i Ito WANTFlSt in mill ! family Knqulrn 110S. IStnSt. Wi-W ' To go out iiurtl-ir b > n ex WANTI'D ponton Oood city nfuroti c hnqul u ut ,15 ITtli at , bet \Vtbitur ami Hurt. 582 28 * WANTED Hook-keeper , a sitimtlon by a yountf ma ho naH a thorough kiionl- cdiroil double tntrIllKlitst rclt'rii c < and i-ocurity II required. Ailcli e , A. II. O. It ! olllce. Mi ) 'it' Situation by a j-iunu' man to WASTED tanl go or takH euro ot nore- . In- < | tnrc 1110 Douglas , t car llth St. .WO 20' VVTASTKD A ( tlrl for general housowoik. YV EnnuIriiOtHuffetsgr eery. 819 tf \ i ANTfcU A good homan look. Mrs. Mi1- Vi Coy , near iic < v ifo\ eminent corall. Top- plcton A' u. , bet 2lBt and22iid Sts. 5I2-2J' ANTED A new milch < ow Jlu t bo g n- W tic. Fnnuiro of L. Poland , 1413 D d e 61tf ANTED A llrst-claa * cj Under press f , edcr , W a this ollico. notl ! ANTED A housekeeper bt 1103 Fanihain W btreet , up stairs. 48tf A tint-class woman ccok at Chris. WANTED rea auraiit , 1105 Karidiain e'ritt 4Dl-ti Two girls , one to cook , wash and Iron , and one to do second nork and talc euro of children , Ilent ol nferemcs rcnulicd , Apply southeast corner of 20th nnd California Hts. Hist of waifes. 39 If \TTANTEO-ltO to id ) loads of dirt mar : > Jn. YY a"d HtJInry'H anuii. . hnqulru at H o olllce. lliS-tt FOR HENT-HOUSEB AND LAND. ITIOli HINTKoouion Ilouard , bit. llth and X1 12th Un. Win. Stevens 6fltf > HKNT 1 nicely furnish d ro-m , within FOll ( hroo ) blocks of I'oit O.Ike , inquire ItlH Dough * St. f63-24 HES'T Two furnlfhel roomi , gultible POU light lmii e < eepii w , iilD California i t , Irijulre at N. W. con cr iB'.h and Callfi nil Ms. fjOS tf I OU UK.ST A furnUhed room with l > oard. L' Also a few Ubl boarden tikvn , kt ITtO Ca.it ti . MStf I.KNT-Ilou o.o ( 0 roojis , r l 19th bt , FOlt Paul. _ 107-20 * 17011 KENT A cottage of 15 rooms. Knqulre J } of Thos. Swill , 16th and Chicago 8t . 657 23 * OIt KENT A ne ccttatro wlthfiroomi , lth I all conitnli'iict'B romiilete , at S E. tor. 2Sd Mid I.eavt-nworth Ai > i > lron promUes. 161.20' IlENT l-urnUliedrooiu ortu t of roou * TpOft 1 boa id for man and vtlfc. Ittfcrtmivs ouchanged. Cor. llawn and mil. 41 22' POIl HKNT-l'iinot and organs , 3U Tenth btrco , 540 tf KENT A rottag of 3 room * , ! 3d and St POIt ' v nue. Kmiuireot il. W , Kennedy , . 1 III St. 643 tf "noil KENT-Netr brick houw. room * , hand- X Hino furniture , for ule chc i > ; dtelr bit lo cation for boarders or residence. For nartlcu- Un addrow "O.n.r , " ll Office. MIU SPSU1AL HOTIUKS OODtlDUBd . I KKXT-MniKc S. K. corntr 10th nil ! ' l i. l.iiinro | n 'i ' t M2 * . : h v'l - \ Mill ul nirnl-iic > UK , | > i.rl < > r I.lni t < r tiv < lr > om < , ftlfO a rlnirlo MOIII ' M- < wo-lnu' , bctnuTi Uiti n d ] 6ili , ruiitni brick bou o _ < > 0 tf , ' U H NT LntRCl Alil ( oin ) flic' I'hcd "n k | | r | > r aNci-ro tronmOIMIII ft ij brlik li ! . 01.1 On xticct , dnor wc'-t nf 'Juth. ] , iII ( ! lu s'P f'uriiUhol tooun , north il nt ' il lor I * St. , 2 < l iloor wcitol 2M. Inquire * ! ltllJl ! 12 : i 4 tl Ijl 'U ' K.NT 2 itory nouie , x riioinn , + Uub closet ; l-onlnrn If il tired. 24sSJ > n\rn- 171011 KVT Toounif ) men who desire jood -mt < t qimrlorn ! i o nlcily fiiril lud r-om Inquire of J i . Itlco t Jo < t 'mil's or at 1716 I ) tUo treet. octr ' 1.1OH lll.ST- tttrnliihcil front r cm for rent I lth lie nl , In nri > at fllv. . Hen teinun prtfcr ed. Call C07J N . 17th St. I fl-tf . ul * HKM- ' . ' OH SAi K A b.inlwnrc an.I lionbuslncM In 171011 of the licst tnm In Nil.ra k , liu Ino-s lonK c tBl1i-li dad lutt la alien In toun. Uould hpll the whole nr t ken | iartiiir. H ) > O l > n met oil tlniurninl willing to H < k Itithanlio i dlak iliar oo It N'o liettcr ihtnct ! c\crnf. fcrul f r a KiKiil u Inesi Abe it ? i,0 , 0 rteulr- | id Adilrin , H. No. t , Ouiaba 11 o tlf4-20 * . . -\noodO- > car-old lioti-o un < l top I.AOUSAI.h 1 nioti lorsile , a . ' 10 ' H. 10th St. WM HA KKSC1I AM 844-22' 1710 3 l.KA o. t fresh mllih cow ai.d eu f. J ; Inijtiirij of tugcno 'Me I cor. luth and Itonnr . 6ig tf . Hrtl 1 UllO | jlm ( .OUK luii i unit utie inrlomot u17 pieces \i. \ t . .M.Blmi.Mfy , litoii lllotk , lt\ ! . ALE- Two snuinl hand eiiKlncn In tl at- Hat * coidltliin. onu 2S tl. I1 , jnd oncG II. Kniulru | Un.aha Koundr.v an < > Jlncdlno to. FnltbAi K Team tsood ponies , ch Ti , at lt l lUrn , llth St. BiutiK KOK E8TAIIKOOK 4 COK. ] KMIS had rattling IOIIK ll-tH ni tiuiiiun , < ! LJ Htitli' itid frm for \1i < Cull intl Q | tlitin .lOli dAIE MftiH of Uut lan uitil tiatiM JUL- ( tlii ! A RnsKVVATPV IBWr-irnUiustritl 12 t' - AMI LAMi lieiuir nii - IK HOUsK-S itorub , hotelx , farn old , IHHH- 'li ' , ri OIIIN i'tc , ' OP l t pw VTTIWSE Wholesale mid relal' , ' ' 12 M N IBt'i ' ht IH 4" 'lU YhD KioinS K. Loriiir l > tli anil lj\- tt enio t , bay Iiorso > yearoM , 1.1 himm high , l.lburil rew.ird f.ir rrcoturv ' will be lad , bl.XilUi U. fii-LQ- , I XI ) Hold ring. nqulre at this tilllcoand prnxc ] > roi | rtv 5'J ' tf AYH > \ niUow ofn.idluni tUe ith a STi 1'lccu rupo tad arou il he r ii' < kiroiii I , , , i neualil , 13th mid aukton St * . liewari ill bo | ) dd f rhi.r reco\irj. 155-23' ) Ol'OSAI.S-l'ropwulHwill 1,0 rcc-cl\cd for I grading and tirr ciiig ia2 fo t fro t on Parnhuin St IHds bo receded until noon , Dec. Ut IsSl For Mill particular inquire A. ICoih , 1303 Kaniluni bt SM 26 _ PORTKA1TS IN 1IAYON I'attilo and OP , l-o Uofor-tliu laintliiK. .UiiS. 1) . It. MAHDNEK , room 1 , Jfttob's 342-tf FOUVD Ktyn nn Kauiliain , In front of T..ft's. Owner tan luncnan o by pr. > vli > e property ktul pa > iig for tlila ad\erti > ciiient at the U t JfflLV. 23 1 KMIS' REAIrATE DOOM.- B ALEU HAY At A. II. Sandei'n Teed dto B 1018 llarncy St. ilD-tf EM1SKEAI. . KSTATK EXCIIANOh. B 1st page. EMI81 NBW OIT MAPH. 10c. Mounte B Maps.K.60. OKO. 1' . Ilt-MIti COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTiO : . Special adtcrtistim'ntst , auch ni Lost , Found , To Lean , For Sale , To Ilent , WantH , Hoarding1 , itc , will bo inserted In this solunin at the Ion- rate of TK.V CI2JT-I I'l'.t L.1NE . for thu first Insertion and FIVE i KNTS . 'KH MS'K for rfih sulisequent insertion. cavt. adv ertlsuncnts at our olllctupst lr , : orner liroadway anil Jlaln strict' , Council ilulla. _ A.NTKI ) r\crjbodv 111 Counei llliillB lo to taVeTllB UKB , g' ' . cents per cek , di- i\crid bj larriers. Ollao corner Hrnadwij and Jiln , ni'Btaira , Councl lilulfg. _ tid'Jf N' OTIliK You can get tliu ijui'Ucst and est piitnr s f y Mir cli lunu , Jtu l > j p.inon /li KrKc' c\ci Irior pUIcrj mar ] > OH like , 'ouiinl lulTd ubliu i t-u itn ni'U iiisuv tiduu iroics'i llr dj. aiidllcrdicfnie alL ol to < mil a a ilt-i _ _ it u. o. d. \A AXTCD A first ila. barber nnnriliately , V Will piy the I io'hcst an'es. J. J ( Joou , ) OIIIRJI lllulfa. nl7.lt _ ANTED Agent to < nina n llo-t pay- W in liu iiiisi In the 'uintry. Ad rtsn il , lieeollicu , Council lilufT-i , _ Kovn-tf U10R bALU Her e , buggy nd lior'tiN , cheap 1 for cash. Ad < lris.l v > II. U. , lieu ulliio Joiint.il Dluflri. NcvD-Dt pOTTEK'S TICKirr OFFICE War III railroad L tlcliuU i. ntlin.C ! ! ! to boom. Un ruitdcnted ow raten to ail uisUrn | iointH IAITJ tlikit ruaranicud Orders filled uj telephone. From mo to ten dollars KUCI ! by iiuiiliaolni ; tlchcM if 0. A. I'ot cr , successor to I'otttr ti I'alnur , No , 0 South Fifth ttn ct , f ur doom bcion th > | 'oit ilTiei- . Council I lutr < . ln a. _ oiU3-lf TED Boy , with l ny , to tarry ) iaKr WA Ituiuiro at | ! KK olllcu , Counc.il lllulls. oitlStf _ To buj lee tons nrouni corn. WANTED addretu Council Bluff * iroom Factory , Councl UluOj , Iowa. U58-2 tf ANTED A tlrnt-clauB broom Her. Ma > ru w & ( 'o , . Council Illufls , lo a 6C080 * I71OH SALE Hid paperH 4Ce per hundrtd , al L1 The live ollico , Council Itluflx , m27 If EDWAIiD KUEIIL ilAQIHTEK OK I'AWIV.lTKIlY AND CONDI flONALIST , 4Ui Tenth StreetutiUoe-i Fnrnhaiu .nil Ilamey. Will , with the aid of guardian plrits , obtain for any one aclanio at tlin pasl .ni1 pruHciit , anil on ( vrtaln condltinnn In the fu lire , B'lOts.iml Sheen made in order Pitted jitMii lion I'linri.itu'd miVfl ni POWDEI Absolutely Pure. Made from Orape Cut u Tartai. No other riatlonmikts such light , flaky hot broad * , lourloui | io try. Can U eaton by O > | Kipili li rout fear of thiillln ntultlng from heavy wtlbld fooJ. Sold only ID cans , by all drocerf UOYAL IIAKINnifOWDEK CO New YorV 0. f , Ooodiaati