THK OMAHA DAILY B1SE : TUFSDAY , NOVEMBER 29 , 1881 ,
PlIE DAILY BEE ,
Tuesday M , r jln/j / , Nov 20 ,
Wnntltor Hoport
( Th < ) following olwcrvMlnnn me taken at
Ihownnonmmcut tl tlnio nt n't llio atv
tionanamoil. )
\VAIl l ) rWM Nf , IS. . Si"U , fi'RMOB. )
OmiuNo > cmlitrl7. ! ISjl. ( llf. : p. in. ) f
LOOAJj BKlDVITHi'b.
The Unity club party nl Statulnnl
hall to-ni phi.
Judge Hnvn o hold * court in AViu > lilng-
ton county this week.
A train of i-h ep wi * nrnon the arri
vals on the U. 1' . Sunday.
ThU In tno-t unpronilnlng woithcr for
rink managciH and icn p.irkor.H ,
Oov. St. John , of KBUB.II , ppcfclcn in
Onialin , Dcccuilur IGth , cm tciniicrnn.-c.
Tlie ilclrR.itcR t. the river Improve
ment convention left for St. Jio ycntenlay.
Trtick laying on tlie U. & M. uxtcn-
Mon to Denver ! H proccudln at the rate of
n n.ilu a clay.
The next party of the Standard cltil )
Inkt-H place at Stnudard hall Woxlnemlay
cvouitig.
Keep in mind that the ' 'Chime * of
Normandy" will lia repeated at lloyd'H on
Hatnrday noxt.
Col. Harry BrowTinon IK rapidly rcco > -
oring from ) IH ! ntroko of paralyuli and will
) > o out in n few dayi.
Iollcmnn Frank Klefner cclehrAtcd
his fortieth birthday on Saturday by n very
pleniant party at hi rcxldence.
There ill bo n oociablo nt the 1'iret
if. K. chur. h p.irnonae ( thin even
ing. A c irdial Invitation is extended to
all.
The J ) . K. Kimlmll hunting party re
turned from On'uhill.i tills iiinrtilni ; on tlio
Denver truin loaded down vitli amo of nil
kiniln.
Track la ) ing wan commenced on the
Jillwouri Pacific cxtoimiou nt Lotiiuville ,
Haturday , undtr tlioHUpcrvMonnt Mr. A.
1' . Wood.
G. Svnufion d Co. , Merchant Tnilorfl.
Novel and StylUh .SuilH iniulu to order ;
309 Houth Eleventh Hlrcet , between 1'nr-
iiam nnd Hurncy.
' .Viumann the crank who
Gco. , re
cently went for Jniler Miller , ha been
consigned to the IiiHano nnyluin , by order
of thb commlnHlon on lunacy.
The dead Saint , who arrived in thi i
city nt 0 o'clock Suuday moniinj , ' , WM
burled yo lcrdny , ni tclegratn hav
ing buen riccivcd from Salt Ltiko City.
Two new ttrect care for Cant. Mnrsh'H
trunk line arrived from the cant Sunday ,
one for the red line and ono fur the green
lino. They nre of the old bund box pat
tern.
It I.i a noticeable fact that at MOST all
woddlngH the ImndaomoHt and greatest
number of the presents are purchantd at
the popular Jewelry cetabllxliuiont of Kd-
holin & Kriclwoii. '
The wcathornow iHmoroliko May than
December , and n puflxengcr in from Den
ver to-dnyH Hayn it la the H.imo alt the way
to the mountaitifl. Fnlr weather mny be
looked for for omo time to come.
In the police court , Klnco Saturday ,
thfro have bicn thrco cnnex of intoxica
tion , two of diHturbance ot the peace , mul
ono of carrying concealwl woaponx. All
puid their fine.4blch vatied from S3 ti
910 ai > d contH ,
In the distribution of prizes at I'rof
niartz'fl clcHlug oxhlbitlon Saturday c.vcn
inj Mio gold wiitch win won by Mrw ,
Allison , ro iiliiniitJ81l > Sovcnteonth trcit !
and the stiver watch by Miss Ida llynn
702 Tenth Htrcct.
Tlio ( IclegitcH to the Cliicago lam
league convention left IVH follnwH : MtH.-iru
Grove , KiiHh , lirciinan and NlchoU , yen
tanlay , Patrick Ford yo tnrday Tim con
veutiou modi on tlio JOth and hoidii ovci
tlio Ifit aud 2d of December.
The body of n ten year old boy wni
taken to John Jacob * ' undertaking cutab
liulmient Sunday , the family living it
the old row cast of the Metiopolltan ho
tel in gicat poverty. Th.9 father is tick
too , and the family hat no bed In the house
l.ut arc compelkd to Ho upon the lloor.
It Hcndi the List
Of 11 other preinvratlom or mcdiclncH. Ii
caneiof U.IUDOU , hividachp , dixzIncMt or Ii
reKulnritlcii of tlio H y tein , llunuoui
Htoou HiTTKiui have noniual , Tjicy IIOTO
fall In nfftinliiiK iinincdiato relief , 1'ric
tfl.OO , tri > 1 Izo 10 ivntii ixnllw
A BAD LODGER ,
Ho Hires n Room far tlio Purport
of Burclary.
A rather cool piece of burglary
perpetrated ut thu roHiduiico of Got
I' . Ani.itrong on Oaaa utreot , on Ha <
urduy aftenioon. A nmnvlioi
name it Bupprossod at rcquuut of tli
police , called at the house , an
naked for lodging accommodation ;
Ho cluimod to have his baggage i
tlio depot , aud Mated that ho won ]
usnd for it in the morning ,
When morning came , however ,
wan ( Jiscovorod that the lodger hatln
lodged and evidently hadn't intoiuli
to. IiiHlend , he ouctipiod Ilia time i
Duralumin ; ' the rouma occupiud 1
other parties. From one he toe
a Hold wnlch and revolver at :
then probably immediately lit nu
Tlio police vUited tltu various pa i
sliopa and ilimlly discovetcd the ittoli
properly ut lloaenfiold'n olaeo , Whti
the follow had "put it in.
About one o'clock yeatrday the nu
who bold the nrtick-H ut Itosenlield
WUH arrested on Farnhum utreu
.while walk in t ; with a lady , lie gin
his liamo as Jolinaon. Ilo waa loiljji
iii jail.
A BRILLIANT EVENT.
*
The Second .Annual Recaption
and Ball of Omaha Tolo-
graphors.
.Attondanoo of Quostb
From North , East , South
and West.
Pho Boo Wire Oonnocta the
Ball Room With the
Whole World.
Congratulatory Moasafjoa From
All Points in the
Union.
Elaborate Decoration of Cen
tral Hall.
Splendid Knppnr , Finn Muio nnd
Ouuor.il Jollity.
Central hall was last evening
the RCCIIO of ono of the moat brilliant
reception ! ) nnd balls that has ever
been enjoyed by our citizens , being
the Hocond annual affair of the kind
given under the auspices of thoOmatia
telegraphers.
The invitntionn were issued nome
days ago , and were of the Hamo unique
design adopted a year ago , a hand in
the center grasping the wires BUS-
ponded from n pole on either side , be
neath which was written , "Now
York , San Francisco. "
In roBponso to these invitation"
about two hundred couples gathered
at Central hall last evening. Of
course nil the local dignitarioa of the
profession , from the nuporintendent
of the Western Pacific telegraph lines ,
Colonel J. J. Dickey , down , wore
present. There were also visitors
from k various citicB , east , west and
Bouth. Among thoao were the fol
lowing :
TIIK VI.SITOII.H.
Alex. Washington , chief operator ,
Mr. McGowaif , Misa Katie Johnson ,
Miss Annie Wilson , Miss Eil ) , St.
Joe ; Mr. 0. F. Annette , chief o orator
tor , U. P. , Cheyenne ; M. M. Hun-
yon , agent nnd operator , Clear Creek ,
Neb. ; 13. S. Josmilyn , U. I' , manager ,
Grand Island ; II. C. Hope , super-
intendunt of telegraph , Omaha and
St. Paul line ; Miss Dnhanoy , Council
IMulFn ; D. J. lirann , 11. 0. McDonald ,
Aleck A. Stevonaon , Chicago.
TIIK IIEUO11ATIONH.
The hall and its approaches were
elaborately 7und appropriately deco
rated for the occasion. Above the
door leading lo the dancing lloor was
tlio significant word "Ilollo ! " in let
ters of evergreen and white , while
upon entering the hull a "Welcome"
met the guest from the arch above
the orchestra rccoan at the cant end of
room , and a profusion
decorations nnd unique
esigna were seen on all Rides. Fes-
HIIIB of evergreen depended from the
liandeliers nnd reached to the var-
ous parts of the house , nnd from these
rare floating the stars and stripes
ml various foreign flags together
with banners of various kinds. Two
ruhes were conspicuous in the centre
f the room. Above ono of these was
10 word "Sips" and beneath it in
irgo figures " 73 , ' Our Compliments.
Vbove the second arch was n banner
ith the initials , "C. , St. P. M. &
0 , " which are those of the youngest
ailway corporation entering Omaha ,
vhilothoU. P. , B. & M. , U. & N.
V. , C. , H. I. it P. , C. , U. & Q. , K
C. , St. .lou .t C. B. , followed like old
eteranii , with the Wabash in the
ead. Upon the north wall were the
vords :
HONOR TO TIII : IIKAD ,
ml a tablet with inscription ? to the
'arions defunct telegraph companies
vhich the Western Union has tmr-
ived ;
United Stntc" ,
mUH mill
Kxcu-Hivo Ujipi.itinn. !
ircntentern ,
Starvtitl to dentil ,
[ \tlnntic unit I'licilic ,
Killed in Wall St'cot , Now York ,
'acific mid Atlantic ,
CoiiHolIilutlon Kover.
American Uni n ,
CorcbroSpinal Jny GoulduH :
'Itquititntin ' pact.
On the aouth wall , surrounded by n
cluster of flags of all nations , were the
words , "A fraternal greetini' to tin
telegraphers of the world. " Wreatha ,
lags and floral decorations innumerable
able aill further filled up the space
iliout the room ,
"UTSIDK COMMU.NIOATIONS.
The ball room was connected wit )
the ( iiitsiilu world both by telegrapli
and telephone , the latter in charge of
Mauler Harry Creiner , insisted b )
Drakor Uih < y. The former wui open
to all the craft. The httteru'sund re
lays wore in front of thu orchentru , ill
the east end of * the hall , while the twc
Houndera were suipended beneath tin
iireh'first descriliuil , and thutiuk , tick
kept time with the muuiii and the fee
of thu dancers , and was a voice speak
ing in a language intulligibleto the ma
jmity of thouentlomon ; pivHent fruinal
parts of the world to which they aeu
fraternal greeting. Thu wire usei
connected the ball room with botl
Chicago and San Fr.mciiico and wii' '
'I'm : ! ! IK : wire , or the one upon whiul
the telegraph report which appear * ii
the columns of Tin : Bin : to-day cam
in to the very be t imisiu ( hut eouli
be fnrnibhud by Irvine's excellent 01
ohciitra. In the ears of the uxpert
the news of thu great strike in Stai
fordshire mingh'd with thu prompter'
"balance all , " and 'thu order of Arcli
bishop Croko , for a penny sulmerji
tion fur ( lie suspects , with "swi'n
your psutnora. "
( iiicirri.NUH riiosi TIIK nuTr.usm
There werii nlio mossagoH rceoive
which weru intended for this tempi
r.try otliue , and which wuio taken i
they came and read butweeu tli
dunces. They were us follows :
KltOMCHKVKSNE.
To Committee Toloi'raphors' Hall :
Wo ri-gret exceedingly the neccsslt
which compels us to be absent , hi
congratulate you upon thu success c
ynnr bnll ami hope your enjoyment
will be lu-rfrct. Altliowjl you v.'ill
bo troubled with plenty of crosses and
RwitiL.H , we hope thu ( | Uadq may be
uull Im'anced ' , and should we be
culled nt your next annual we flhatl
eiidenvor to waltx tip jo the racquet
with an ezceeilini ; quickstep. When
rcfrenhmmt * are in order dip us up
nomutliing plain. 7. ! .
( .Signed ) CMKYKNSK OrKUAToiw.
KKO.M UlIIl'AUO.
Thos. Curry , Omaha :
Many thanks for your kind invita
tion. Rxgret , exceedingly my inabil
ity to attend. May you all experience
tint pleasure and succeai which your
cf Forts deserve.
( % . ) F. B. KNIOIIT.
I'llOM AM. TIIK IIOYH.
T. Curry : We Bond cordial greet-
inga. Under the magic Hpell of Torp-
niclioroaii inipiralion. may you forget
life is briuf. Wu are with you in
Bpirit ntitl hnpo thu nights pleasure
will bo as enjoyable n % we feel sure it
will bo nucci'HHful.
Operators ol the overland circuit ,
Chicago to San Francisco.
1MIO.M CHICAGO.
Telrgraphcrn of Omaha :
Please accept thu beat wishes of the
Chicago member * of the fraternity for
your amuaemont nnd success.
liou.AOAN.
KIIOM HT. LOITIH.
Omaha Telegraphers :
Merry way you bo -night ,
IH utir miiiilo | to nt ;
Wli lo you dancd wo Imvo allnl .lit
Quito n heavy "roast. "
ST. Loum.
K OM JtKW OIU.KANtf.
To the Telegraphic D.incors , Oma
ha : Greeting to you from Houthlund ,
May the circuit of your enjoyment
continue unbroken until " 30. "
( .Signed ) Now Orleans Operators.
KllOJI NKW VOUK.
To Omaha Operators : 73 ! The
telegraphers' ot Now York send greet
ings to their brethren in the west on
the occasion of their second annual
assembly. Let thu dance go on nnd
joy be niiconfined.
( Signed ) Now York Telegraphers' .
TIIK .MUNII ! .
All the time the delicious music of
the waltz , polka and schottiaho , was
lilling the ball room , Irvino's orches
tra rendering in a manner creditable
totho occasion and their Well known
musical skill the following pro
gramme :
I. Ornnd March lia'h
' . ' . Qumlrillo Catlin
3. Wai z llncitgcr
I. Lane era 1'ucrner
n. Iticplu Carl
G. Waltz Qua irllic Irvine
7. Schoti > eho Dnrttger
K. Oiuvlri le lioetti ; r
0. Waltz Wallif.
10. I'rahic Queen Vna
11. '
I'olkix-Gallop Wirgand
12. Waltz Grarmdo
13. llncciuelto SchoUischo Horn
14. Quatlrillu Catlin
15. Newport I'urslov
111. Waltz Strauss
17. l.anuiorH Welnparten
18. 1'olka Xikotr
19. Waltz Quadrille. . . . Pound
%
10. Danlxh i'olkn Kn. Uclicrmcrhtun
21. Ouadrillo ( Light Guards ) lJ.rd.in
22. Waltz lioettcer
23. ViiRinia Heel Hank Cowan
21 , Waltz Home , Sweet Jlome
. " 30"
i TIIK HUri'Klt.
At midnight a temporary lull took
pluco in the dancing ns supper was an-
ounccd. This was served in the spa-
ions dining hall below , where the
ulios and gentleman were soon
.gathered about tables laden with a
ariety of choice viands and brilliant
, 'ith the array of delicate Japanese
apkins , many colored fruits and deli-
ate flowers , while a score of sable
itied attendants were in waiting to
iiHwor the slighost cull.
It may as well bo Enid right here
hat thu various committees and
ithera interested in the success of
ho telegraphers' ball , were desirous
> ( expressing through the columns
> f Tin : HKK their appreciation of
ho invaluable services of I'rof. , L.
Yank 1'inney , who aided thorn in
n.xny ways in the preparutionn for the
wll , was BO satisfactory as a prompter
luriiiL' the evening , and who provided
so elegant a supper and superintended
't so successfully. I'rof. Pinnoy is a
nan they will swear by , and TIIK UKK
ukes pleasure in acknowledging his
courtesy and his ability.
, Till ! OUESTS.
R. Withnoll and wife , A. Traynor
mil wife , It. Pierce and lady , William
Drown and lady , II. C. Hope and
Mias Lattey , M. M. llnnyon , N. A.
Jrawford , Henry Pundt and MM ,
II. Ptimlt , D. P. Hoard and Kv.i
lines , It. S. ilossulyn ami wife. I1' .
| j. Armstrong and lady , Alexander A.
Stevenson nnd lady , 0. D. Hunks
uul lady , It. L. Me Conn , and Miss
Annie Wilson , St. .Joe , U. 0. McDonald
W , L. Dickey , Mr. J. K. House and
wife , Win. Snydur and Miss Lihbiu
Withnell , 0. F. Clark and Mifs Jones ,
0. K. Taylor am' Blanche Withnoll ,
H. M. Rend nnd MUs Sanford , F. M.
Crittenden and wife , F. 1) ) . Williams
and wile , K A. 15ramlonbnrg and
.lennio Tliorkeo , II. T. Sonbner , II ,
S , Thornborry , Mrs. T. CJ. Mayrane ,
Win. I { , Dakin and Mist
Ada Howon , M. L. Neville ,
0. L. Maine , T. 0. ) j Havens ,
L. M , Ithoem and wife , C 11. Horton
and wife , 0. F. Annett and Mrs. L.
II , Korly , J , J , IViukey and MIB.
Miigi-io Dolianey , of Council IMulls ,
C. K. Cr.idle and Miss Lizzie Can-
field , Cleveland , 0. , J. W. Morse ami
Miis Knima Morse , ( > oo , W. Arbutli
not and MM. Duncan , C. ! . 'Small
wootl and ftfrs O W. Arbuthnot , W.
H. Ivittoand Mr-i. 0. . ) . Sinallwood ,
P. Chamberlain and MtB. P. ( jham <
berlain , L. H. Korty , Thoma :
Curry , 0. K. Mayno , 0. W. Moore
0.0. FioM , R Calm , ,1. H. Shan
birkop , Mid * Itrandeis , yf Philtdul
nhia ; F. .1. Stibor nnd wife , J. I *
Kills and wi'o , II. 0. MurkelaiiQiMisi
Hobbs , JuliimTroitschke , Lou Y. Kibe
of St. Joe ; J. U. Pritchanl and wife
D , J , O'Doiiahoe , John U. Manchus
terand wife , Thomas Swobo and wife
K. Hunoy and wife , S. J. Fisher , Misi
Piindt , A. J. McAiuhmd , MisiJennii
McAuslond , Mies L. Hunaon , K
I. Cjcly and Minn Ida Kllitigwood ,
' ' . .lou Burkloy , 0. \Voodmnnnnd
Mies Jlattio Kennedy , A .1. Vankur-
an and Mits May Loveland , D. J ,
Jrann nnd Ltllio C.in.in , 0. J. Uaiinn
and wife , Adolpli Meyer anil Nellie
/indngnn , K. .S. Vunkuran and wife ,
C. 11. Fisnetto nnd wife , O. W. Dick-
iison and wife , H. IX Shull and wife ,
I. C. Wilkinson and Miss AnnieDiin-
mm. Julius Meyer und Mis * Klla
) iinlmni , W. S. Newell and Miss
Kliza Withnell , A. F. Washington
nnd Ivntio Johnston , F. J. McShane
and wife , I. W. Minor and wife , Misa
Slln Dunham , J. F. Wylandor and
V. Williams.
1IONOII TO WHOM HONOll IS 1)17K. )
Like nil the ovnncacent pleasures of
ife , the telegraphers' ball is over. The
st waltz is over and " . ' 10' ' hns been
ecuived in the ball room as well as at
ho desk of the telegraph editor. A
whole year must elapse before nn-
ithcr such a ga'hcring of the faithful
an bo called and it is well to glance
gain , in closing the record ot this
uost dehglittul nfl'air , nt thn
1st of committees , thu members of
vhich all contributed to the s"ccis3
> f the nccond annual ball of Onmlia
'flographer.- " . They nvo ns follows :
Executive Coinmittoo-J. J. Dick-
y , chairman ; L. M. lllteem , trcusur-
r ; ThntnaR Curry , m-crot.iry ; C. J.
Smallwood nml Geo. W. Shaw.
Reception Committee J. G. Boyd ,
3eo. Gardiner , J. B. Pricliurd , IS. A.
Jrandenbiirg , C. \Vooclman , L. H.
vorty chairman ; F. M. Crittenden ,
C. H. Tyler , J. 11. McHuirc , W. A.
McElroy , G. M. Gould , S. J. Rilchiu ,
. . II. Fisher , W. J. Rushland , W. F.
Sedgwick , J. P. Kill's.
Indies' reception committeeMrs. .
j. II. Korty , MM. L. M. Rhecm ,
Mra. Perry Chamberlain. Mrs. George
W. Armithnot , Mrs. F. M. Critten-
len , M rs. C. B. Horton , Mrs. T. Cur-
y , Mrs. F. U. Williams , Mrs. J. IJ.
'titchard , Mrs. C. W. Moore , Mrs.
J L. Armitrong , Mrs. G. W Dick-
nson , film. S. J. Ritchie.
Floor Committee-C. K. Cralle ,
leer manager. AssistantH K. L ,
Vrmstrong , F. U. Williams , I' . Cham-
icrlain , 11. C. Hayes , John G. Moree ,
C. B. Horton , C. W. Moore , C. K.
Mayno , G W. Arbuthnot , T. M. Orr ,
Goo. M. O'Brien , Jr. , 0 , W. Dickin-
on , W. H. Hayes , E. H. Allen , C.
C. Mayno.
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Joyd's Packing House Fired
by an Incendiary ,
Tlio Old Adngo That Murder Will
out Fully Exemplified.
The terrible fire of two years ago
which consumed the valuable property
cnown as Boyd's Packing Housu , will
) o recalled by every reader who was
n the city at tho' time. The fire
> roko out on Sunday evening ,
ust us thu church .services *
n various parts of the town closed ,
'he distance from the centre of the
own , the softness of thu roads , and
ho lack of a good supply of water
o draw from when the
lopartment did reach the
pot , made the conflagration al
most n hopeless enemy to fight from
ho start. Thousands and thousands
jf people assembled at the spot , und
rom their stations on the hillsides and
iridge gazed with horror upon the
coining flames below , which inch by
nch crept over the fated
pot , destroying thu buildings and
.lieir contents to the value of
iviny thousands of dollars before
daybreak on the following morning.
Tlio lire was known to have started
nuler peculiar circumstances und these
seemed futcd never to bo explained.
No suspicion was held against
uiyono at the time of the
ire , but Mayor lioyd persistently
copt the mutter in view , nnd
W3 had u man engaged in looking for
.lie lirobugH. Yesterday , na a result of
search , u man was brought to Omaha
rom Mulvorn lov.'u , where ho was
captured on Friday last by u private
lutectivo. Deputy Marthal McCluru
went to Mulvern Sunday and re
turned with the ollicer uud suspected
criminal.
Other parties implicated in thomut-
cruru supposed to be in town and the
lolicu uro on tht'ir track. A woman
rras also arrested at Malvorn ,
who is supposed to know
something of importance in
the way of evidence ugninsb the guilty
parties.
The report that a reward had been
offered is not true , nnd the arrest al
ready made was the result of tlio work
of Mayor Uoyd's private detective.
ADDITIONAL I'AHTirULAKS.
Since writing the above it is
learned that the muno of the man ur-
rusted is Michael Kearney , and that
lie wai at the time of the tire , unil
lias been up to within six weeks ago ,
an employe ut Uoyd's now packing
house. Mr. lioyd h.id from the start
his suspicions that the lire
was tjio work of nn ineondiuiy ,
and that Kearney was impli
cated in the matter. He hu :
no proof however , and consequently
made no open movement. Six woukp
ago the man quit workJ > eing it wuulc :
seem afraid that he was suspected ,
und wont over to Mulvern , Iowa
and from there to Silver _ Creek , having
and brother-in-law rt'sid
ing u sister - -
ins. ' ut the latter place. To the brother
in-law , Mr. Whiting , ho confessot
that he was ono of three men hired ti
burn the establishment in which hi
was employed , and that the object o
thu crime was to conceal the theft o
large amounts of meat , which hat
boon systematically stolennndshippei
from time to time. Subsequent ! )
lyeurney had u quarrel with his rola
lives over some property nnd hat
them brought to Malvurn , whore n
lawsuit resulted nguinat him
The relatives , probably incensed a
him for thin , went to tin
Marshal of Matron ) ami told him o
Kearney's confession , upon which th
marshal telegraphed to Mr , Boyd fu
instructions. The latter suinnionet
to his aid Mr. E. A. McClure , who i
onn of the most reliable men on th
force , and acting nmlerhis ndvicu sen
McCluru to Malvcrn to nrrest am
brinij Kearney back to Omaha , wind
ho did , nrrivin1 , ' with the prisono
Sunday night. Detective Hazen wa
Bent to Silver Crock to sjcurothomai
nnd woman as witnesses and their ar
rival yesterday wai what gave the
whole thing away. They are hold
low as witnensui in the police court ,
where the case comes up , which will
> rob.illy bo to-day. The principal in
ho affair is supposed to bo nt present
n Sioux City , though ho has circu-
ated around considerably MIICO the
affair alluded to. Tlio other parties
are in this city nnd so closely sluvlowed
hat they cannot escape.
HOW THEY HITCH.
Peculiarities of Soms People
Who Got Murriod.
jlmt "With nn Experienced Mar-
ryor Who Gives Soiuq Thing *
Away.
It wns n dull dny. The trains wore
nil on time nnd carried only the usual
[ tiota of ordinary passengers. The
nnd had sufliciontly dried up ti.pre -
ent mysterious disappearances. The
> olico station had only been orna-
ncntcd by two unadorned drunks ,
ach of whom hud paid his fines
ml gone his way rejoicing. Ho one
iad fallen off thu elevator , no one
tad committed suicide , and there
vasn't even n social scandal or a denii-
nondo sensation to help thu reporter
ut. In this dilemma ono of Tin : Bii !
ncn dropped into the oflico of acood-
utured justice of the peace nnd pro-
loundcd the usual question , "Is
liuro anything new ? "
"Not u thing , " said the disciple of
Jlackstono and dispenser of equity ,
s ho pushed out a chair with his foot
nd motioned the scribe to n scat.
'Not a thing to-day , " ho repented
nther lazily , as ho contentedly pulled
t his cigar , "except" ho nddcd
lower "I might give you a marriage
performed this morning. "
Small as the item was , the starved
lows fiend was gratified to got it and
, ook out his note-book for the names ,
etc. , of the wedding party ,
"They are a young couple from
Council Bluffs , " the justice continued ,
'who either couldn't get a license
here , or thought that the Iowa style
vasn't quite good enough for them.
Wo get a good muny suspiciously
oung couplea from Iowa , but as long
ns they got a lieonno I have no reason
o refuse to perform the ceremony.
These pcopln who get married by jus-
ices of the peace have very
KUNXY NOTIONS
omotimcs. They strike in at all
murs of the day and night und will
icver brook delay , if they can help it.
Why , a man got mo up at 12 o'clock
Friday night and kept mo up until 5
o'clock in the morning , waiting for his
jridc. She was coming from the west
nnd didn't gut hero for the reason that
>
ho train was late. But the chnp
wouldn't turn in or lot mo do so , and
when she finally arrived in the morning
10 brought her up to the oflico on the
ump. I "hitched" them in good
ihapo and they started for llio depot
again to take the morning train east.
ie gave me ton dollars for my trouble
uid seemed to be as pleased us u man
can expect to bo in this world. The
uw only allows us to charge
TWO AND A HALF ,
jnt , of course , wo uro not prevented
rom receiving whatever extra the
; rooni's generosity may dictate. In
nest instances , however , of the mar
riage of working people , they only
my the legal prices. I caught on
Mice to S'25. from a stock drover
'rom the west. Ho was evidently in
'or making the event n memorable
one , for after the ceremony ho asked
mo over to the St. Charles and there
opened two baskets of champaiu'iie.
erybody--Tom , Dick and Harry-
was his guest and lie shook it up prot-
! y lively for the boys , 1 can tell you.
One of the curious things about peo-
> lo who w.int to get married is that
Jicy once got stirtcd nothing will
stop them. One man went up to Bar
tholomew's house four trips one Sun
day night last summer , when thu mud
was knee deep , and finally sat on the
stoop for three hours until the judge
atlast come homo. He naked every
lodger whs went into tlio house if ho
were Judge Bartholomew , and'when
lie finally" struck the light person ho
was almost beside hi" < 8 lf. Procur
ing thu license , he cumu down to the
ollico like : i frightened locomotive. In
the meantime ho had
I.E1T TIIK 01 III.
Boated in my ollice. I couldn't shut
up if 1 wanted to , mid turn her into
the fiticct , so I hud to keep awake
until one o'clock in thu morning to
unit fy the idiot , who was sitting on
that boarding house etoop. They
weio finally made one , according to
the statutes of Nubuuka , and wont
uwiiy nt happy nit two kittens. An
other instancn almost parullul occurred
two weeks ago. I "kicked" on htay-
ing up , however , und laid down on
my lounge. It wis fully two o'clock
when they succeeded in getting their
license from Max Iljrgman , who hud
some blanka Judge Chadwick had left
with him during the lutter'a temporary
ary iibjonco. But they woke mo up ,
just the same , und I performed tin.
ceremony. Once in u while I got some
nondescripts before inc. A while ago
a couplu cumo in and wurt
married who reminded me of thai
I'Aiu
described in nn old bool : of night
street scenes in New York city , en
titled "Hot Corn. " Both were
ragged and dirly , nnd , hud they not
been sober , I should huvu refused tr
perform tlio , ceremony. The mun
gave me a dollar all the money IK
had , ho said. I told him to keep il
and buy some soap und towels. Tht
most unusual murriiigu ceremony 1
have performed lutelj was that be
tween a man thirty-five years old nni
a woman of seventy-two. He was in
his right mind , however , und had tin
Draper documents , so I had nothing to
do but marry them. They are living
together happily , I hear. Ono couplt
had u divorce suit in the distric
court not long ngo. The woman , who
was the complainant ,
OIITAINRI ) JIUU IHVOUUK ,
nnd within throe hours after the do-
crco was granted they were be
fore me to got married. I
didn't know anything nbont
Iho divorce suit nt the time ,
but it leaked olit nftcrwnrd. Moat of
the divorce suits , however , nro for
the purpose of making other marria
ges , not so much M to wmply got rid
of unpleasant matrimonial partners.
I found out the other day that I had
made u nmtuko awhile ngo in releasing
i young fellow whom n Bohemian girl
Iind arrested about four months buck
ON TIIK rilAUtlK OK SKDUCTIOS.
The prisoner put in ti denial , and n
the nirl failed to identify him I was
obliged to lot him go. The girl testi
fied that their meetings had always
occurr d uftor dark and in tlio giovo
on South Eighth street She had
never aeon him in daylight but she
thought he was the man. Wlmt was
my astonishment to no ; that veiy
couple comu walking into the otlico
ono day Jnst week , present , u liconau
and get married. I connlntlud I hud
nude a mistake in my firat cxporiencu
with them.
Warner's Safe Kidney nnd Liver
Cure. codlw
SUI01DK AND HYSVHl'SFA.
A moot remarkable euro f > r dycpctiMin ,
'WcllV H-nlth lleni-wcr. " Tho\Ti-itest
.nnic , best Mliou.i ami liver muedv known.
SI. UniifgisU. Depot C. JOootlmnu. .
BOARDING HOUSE THIEVES
They go TlironRh n Nnmbsr of
Clothes and Got 86.
The practice of boarding house
keepers to leave lower doors open at
nil hours of day and night doubtless
furnishes many advantages in the way of
convonienco. That it also offers many
temptations to sneak thieves and
marauders of bolder purpose is , how
ever , a disadvantage which recent oc
currences have made conspicuous.
On Saturday night two men entered
a house occupied by Win. 13. Eees ,
and made a detour of the rooms. AH
of the available articles of clothing
they.could find were taken down staits
and carefully searched for money cr
stray valuables. From ono pair of
pants they extracted about § 0 in coin ,
but found nothing ohie. None of the
wearing apparel was taken away from
the homo , and it ia probable that the
thieves expected some particular haul ,
which they missed Latch keys for
boarding houses and a biz bull dog
are about the only protection from
such marauders.
Satisfactory.
Mrs. Wallace , Ui.lT.ilii. N. Y. . writ" * :
' 1 iiaveUSttil IJUltnOCK 1JLOOI ) UlTTKCH for
nervous nii'l bilioui headaches , uiul have
i ecu mm ended them to my frii'iuU. I be-
liuvo them xupuriur to any other inetli itio
I liavuuEeil , and can rec nnnen I th-into
anyone rcqui iui ; a cure for billni BI.CHH. "
Price § 1 , trial size 10 centw. ood-lw
Kicked by a Horso.
A boy n.iUK'd Bailejyabout fourleon
yearn old , was kicked oy a horse Sun-
iay evening , and his right leg badly
liurt. The injured lad is a stop-sou
nf Mr. Cojwjina , who worka at the
Union Pacific freight houso. Dr. Par
ker attended the wounded lad.
A 'Willing Endorser.
MLLWAUKEK , Wis. , July 30 , 1881.
H. W. WAiuJtR & Co. : Silts I
can recommend your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure , and you can cheerfully
use my name. MUK. ANN KKLLY.
eocl-lw
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONUY TO LOAN Call at Iaw Oillco ol It.
M L. ThomiM Ilooni 8 Crclirliton lilock.
'oan ' ftt 'ronl ' * * to 10 JUT cent
'ji ) Jlwwl on Kood real c tatcccurlty , by
UR. ISAAC KDWAU1M HOtf Karnham t.
' 1'1' I.OAA At per cpntin-
tcrcst In Buiiwof $2,600
* , for S to fiycan , on IliTt-cla-.u city nnd
firm proiwrty. KKMU UKAI KBIATK aud LOAN
AIIKNCT. 16th and Douzlca Htn.
HELP WANTED.
' AVl'ftli - Cl o ; HccaudluuTII iU > k , iii toil
londiti n Olvopricouiidncre > imo can
Lu sten , to T. U I'.ov 4UJ. 6DI-2J
WANTED Itooni nhil liorail for scntl i-
man nnd wile In n | ! caiutit Uccllty , con-
i cnlctit to tin ; iiOkt olUce. Audrciu , C. 11. L. ,
Bee Olllco. _ ET-tf
- nil ch girl ( or i cncrnl
WANTKD-A . , mint L treed cook , w.\-hcr
ami Iro'irr. AH > ! t 'MrI , M. Tlmrst n , north
nlilo of llarncy , lirt. "Stli ii > nl 'Jjth tin. , M tf
ANTKU A Itund y women and pantry
W ( 'lrl , at Kminut II. uso. G' 7 1
\\rANTKD-At tlu-Cicluhton HotiKc.aporttr ,
W dlnliirooniiirl ( ahead waller.
Ilnoin in.pil > tti lioun1 lint too
f\r from Ini8iiic cur Ion ol clt ) , by nun-
tUnian. Amwer X. , l' - i OlIUv. u'S'JO
Room and biiml by nmn
WANTKU . R , fcrcnciH X'hanjjiJ. Ad-
drcM.V. , Jieuollleo. i.lMf
" \ \/'ANrKI ) IHuiiiB room ghl and u tl.tant
V > ccok ut Maunt' re-.Uur.mt , IMS I > Adgc
\\7ASTKI-liy aboyof IB , a i Uro to work
Y > lorbmrd Ahlhattcudipt bdiocl. Add VM
Nat , l\'iu \ clllco. 6W-5a *
\irlSTKO-lly nuwiril'nl rnuplo alter Dec.
> > IS , fiirnbhc I roonit with boird in private
fjinlly. Aildress Hftli tcnrw , 0 , R. , H'Xt VOVK-
lasht. S78-US
' A yoiinir'nj nnt"lho Antlqir'rriiii
WAXTK1' Store , 1KU Doufrlas tit. 'i717
. . . JIU Tr-rcu hunilrul men.
. , 1.75 onJ S..OO. Inqulrott Intil'lR
rllico , Kicvinth t nt biUcsi ] I'lrijliuni
Harbi-y.
AXTKI > limncdUtcly a KOfU htronp jHrl at
W Oumlia HU-aMi Uxundr ) , tUt ! nnd Izanl
ANTKI ) To KO cut nurd ir by ft i"t-
l > rlcncol ixion. flood < lty rtfcionio.
Kuqul u ul (10 17th St. , bet , W.brtur aiid Hurt.
" 1 \7"ANTii-A : new milch cow. Jlurt l > o s < v-
\Y tie. UntmlroolL. I'olund , H13 D d t ,
, troit. Sil-tl
ANTED-A tioujchcefct ht 1103 F.\Hiluuu
ttri'ot , up stair * . 4 5'-ti
" \irANTKD-A flrst-clasii HOinano-sok ntChnn.
VY > Iutkt' ret aUMl.t. 1105 iVruIum ulrttt
4 pMf _
lATANTKO Olil'toilO hwwcwerk. Knqulro
YV 1110 KirriliwubL * ' - _ "
' . Fundlnsr lirldi't.tuiil school \xinAt.
WAMTI'.D Clirk , Ilillevun. 2fl-t <
\NTKD-1IO to"0a loaiUof Jlrt near K3rd
mij 8t. Mur/'n ntiuuu. Ijiqutru at Him
FOR KENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
.1011 KKKT OlBce room , 180) Purnhiin St.
> I' . O. I1AUKIJH. WJ 24
SPECIAL NOTIOES-GoiitmiiGd
IIK.NT , ( MIKAI1 IIouio , 11 otorr , 2ith
.I' f > ml IMiiRliu Sin Im.ulro ol W. C. lluin-
ham , At lIuburirnnn'H Jewelry htow. 692-tl
" 1710R UHCT Ftitnlihcilor nnluniMicJ ro > m ,
_ L ? northwcit osrncr llth imd Jiwkaon ft * .
691 SO
TOOIl HH.NT-A suit oMurnlthdl rcociiw wl-h
J ; toirJ.lnfcUttcr'nMock Inquire 01 the
premlsr * . J > . II Cor. Cnllrornl and IMli SI * .
6S7-30
t ; * Olllli.NT : A tmillhouie. ronr of Trinity
.L' lloctory. Coinpciioutlon tliRhtscrvlcf.
_
] JUU ) HKNT-KurnUhoil tonia , at > thw it
L' rncMMhanii C 1lfon.U t&J 2J
IflOl : UK NT A ultoluriiUti ( il nj.ms. ] > atlor
; rind taoWlrcotTir , nl o nMnrle rmiio. Chi-
cinro Btrtct , Utuctn UUi a il HHi , > iitr hrick
. _ _ OO-tt
11KXT LatyflliAndKm ( > ) ( uri > l h-d U/ifc
. parlor ; MHO Iront rejoin fcoiiiu mry brick
nous , volil CIMI ttiMit , & door cst ( tali.
47IJ.U
J . r'uriilihcd room * , lurtli B.il.i of
t'nllforiiln St. , iid door wtt ol SUt. liumlro
p. in. 414 tf
I .loll | i tiNT 2 rtorjr tiouw , h ruoinj , 4 Inrvo
; closetftlo.ubjrn ; if di ! M.a lM\cn-
| ort St. < " . *
IHuli KffcN I - : ( ruihi'iifU ri > uui u\oi AIIXI-
Jj rlmtit * ' KichniKu.N. E ccr. lUih ami
street * . _ 2t9-tl
ce 8AI.C.
IflOIl HA 1.15 A iraoil H cn-jf r-olJ htr > ,
' Wm.inlnl to U rive Mnj < l- > or dcu ilo. Kn-
H'llro of ( looriio Cnnlli 11 , Canll.M houw.
uovlS-tf
17(011 SA1.K Ctaxl pom formlii nt Willticy t
. CO.'H Cominlstloa lloui-c , 107 6. Uth St.
6SI-2S
FOU HAliB \ line Colt'M Ilcoch Loadintr fc'liot
Otin. Dixxl M new. Una bui-ii tLtod fry
little. Co9tSs5 , Will take $ ! . Addcnn I , . W.
Ileo Olllcc. t"3-it
17IUU AI.I-r-One larnc iwh rungM nmt one
J. ' pirlorBct of ? l > ! ecn. I , . V. il-nlnnAtt'y ,
uroljihton Illocl ; , City. i3J-tl
IJ1OH bAtiK -Two Hwcond lianj cnvlnvi In flint *
rla s condition , ono 25 II. 1' . and oneO U.
1' . Knqulro Onala : Foundry aim AlacUno ( .o.
4'-l-fo < l.ilc9
"IJ1OK8AI.B TcaniBOoJ ponloii , clicvp ; at lied
J ? Itani , UUi St. ckn.tt
BKICK L'Ahh.
203-tf KRTAnitXl ( { t OOK.
BKM19 hasrattltntf lon HstH of hoiwcs iotn
Urjdg olid farm * for ala Cell and Rot
them. _
T OK HALE llupa of Dou > ; Uh anil rUn > y
J ; tlM. A. KOSL
3 Q.t (
HOUBK8 AJ4D LAND llomw rt-nM honww ,
uteri * , hotels , linr ota , laivlo , uQlcoa
rooms , etc ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
S2.W ) reward , A small black and t n
LOST , anixverltijr to Hit immo of I'etrl.trlnd-
tr w II pi ns.i bring the KUPO to ( fraud Central
OallTy , 212 N. lUth St. , and rucciro alio n re
ward. 691-SO
OO 1) OUANUlFOH A GOOD llAKKIt
A With armall capital can buy a bnko'y , con-
B s mi of mi ON. in h.\10 feet and a bn cl ou-c Hx
M with pond Btaie roi.iiH iinj f uilly rooms to
rent for S15 per innntli with 2 ) cam louse ;
iOt 1 jontion In one of the lit el tst tovvna in N'c-
jmchn. Inquiroif II. U.Chrl. A ( o. , Omaha.
Neb. 0-9-3
Q l ( \ linWAKD Will bo paid for th. return
V 1 w of ii Hit o ( suriei ; ! > I liutriinu-nl , loot
from tny olficn N'ov. 54 , l- l , and 110 iiui
asked. UK. II. I * . JKNSKX. 676.M
IN CIIAYON Rut lo end Oi1 ,
POHTKAITS palming. J1US. J > . IL
WARD.VEK , rcoiu 1 , Jacob'n lllol < . 642-W
IflOUSU KcyH i n Ki nlmm , in front of Ti.ft's.
J ; Owner can have ban a by proving property
nnd piiyini ; for tlilt odvcrtieciutnt at the Uee
olllcc. 1 2,1 1
B ' KKAL J3 ATK DOOM. p.io. )
ALiiJ : HAY At A. U. Sandor'ii * eMl ntoio
B 1013 Hnniey St. Mini
JKM1H' UEAI , E8TATK EXC1JANOE. S
) let pa e.
KM181 NEW CITY MAJ'S. 10o. Mounto
B Maps , S2.M. OhO. P. DKM1S.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
. Special advertl.-wuiont ? , such 03
Found , To Loon , For Sole , To Kent ,
Wantu , Hoarding , etc. , vribo \ \ iniHTtiJ In thla
column at the low raUof TKM CEXTS PER
LINK for thu Orst liissrllon and KIVK C NTS
1'KR LINK for t.uh tmb cqucnt insertion.
Unvc adv crtlscmenU at cur olDcv , up t-Ulrg ,
corner Broailway niul Main atrcott , Council
nluff _ < .
'ANTED Ktcrybaily In Council Hindi lo
W to takB Tin : 11 > .K , centH JHT week , do
llvcrcd by curriers. Olllco corner liroadwoy and
Main , lip glair * . Counri' ItiillTs. ( 'ir.Mf
"Vf OTICK You can gtt the quickest end i cst
J.V plctur H ( your children , &c. by pit ion
l/.lnc l&rl > o'M c\ccl-lor gallery ntftr ) OHS dllicu ,
Council l-liill , ftf he nt-e the nrw liibiiv t ricctm
l rotOHj. lir.dyc and HurdleUio allo C'l toCmoLa
la Ilia , t c. o. il.
WASTKU Ajcntto nunn e HcTt pay'-
In' IjiiMiicsH In the lountrv. Adnri d
C. M , llccolllcij. Council ItlullKnviltl
JMM SALi : Horec , buirKy "id linn CKH , clicnp
1 for c-isli. Addri'M > V. II. 0. , lice olHce
( Jouncll liliirta. Korj-St
] 30TTKK'8 TfC'KKT OITICIWmIn rnllrond
.L tlcl.et ccntlnucH to boom. Un i rcctxtcntwl
low ratfB to all eastern ) H > lnt . l'\cry tKKct
giiarantc > cd , Orders filled liy telephone. From
line to ten dollnrH m\vil liy pmchriHlng ; tickets
cf ( ! . A. 1'ot'er , Hucccssor to Totter & I'ahner , No.
10 South Fifth btnut , f' ' ur doom be.ou tin : ] ' 0t-
olllcu. Council lilulfri , Iowa. octlll-tf
"ITirANTEIl Hoy. with tony , to carry r > aicra.
YV Inaulio at IlKK olllcc , Council Illul.'H.
oetlg-tf
To buy 100 tons broum corn.
For particular addruits Council IllufTd
Ilroom Factory , Council Itluflj , Iowa. 58-2Dtf _
ANTIID A first-claim broom tier. Mayno
w A Co. . Council Illiilf * . Iowa. 6CO SO'
IOUSALK-Old pniwrH 40c per hundrol , at
F The lieu olHce , Council IlluUii. m 1.7 tf
EDWAED KUEHL \
MAOIHTKU OF I'ALMVKTKIIY AND CONDI
TJONAl.lhTIOS Tenth Street , : ! * * Karnbam
nnd llnirey. Will , with the aid of guardian
eplritti , obtain for any one a xlancti at thn ] v.vt
am41'ri'Huut , and on eortJiln conditions In the In-
turu. llooti and Hboen tuado to nnlcr. I'rrfix-t
AhsoIuteSy Pure.
Mule ( foni Orapo Crea a TarUt. No other
arjatlon malrd uch light , llaky hot I
tmirloui lUitry. Can tit # tn liy
ltlout ( carol ttiolll * reiultlng ( rom hivivy
l. Bold only la nuu , l > y nil Uroreri
IIOYALJUKIKO I'OWbKH CO
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