OMAHA DAlL\r BEE FRIDAY. MAY 10 , 1884 , '
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
r The following arc the times ol the nrrltal ami de
parture ol trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Tralm leave tranitcr depot ton tnln
U.M c&rllcr anil arrive ten minutes later.
CIHCAOO , sORUxarox AND QOI.VCT.
MAT * . ARR1VK.
EUUpm ClilcAiro Eiprosa 9 ( Warn
9:40 : a ra Fiut Mull. 7:00 : p tr
KANSAS CITT , ST. JOH AND COtTsni BLOTfR.
10.-OS a m Mall Mid Kiprots , 7OS : p m
SiOSpra Pooinc Express , 6tOpm :
CIItCAOO , MUWACKKI AID ST. rACU
6:45 : n m Mall and Express , 7:10 : p m
B:25 : p m Express , 940 ; a m
Bits a m Kxprcss , O.W p m
CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND AND rACIFlC.
E:30pm : Atluitlfl Express , 0:40 : fun
PRO am Day Express , 6:50 : pin
7:15 : a m Dcs Molnes Accommodation , 4:40 : p m
At looM depot only.
ABASU , ST. LOCH AND rACIFlO.
0.55 a m Mall , < H5 p m
4Wpm : Cannon D 'l ' , 11:16am :
At Transfer cnl' '
CIIICAOOatlil NORTIlWlWtBRN.
630 m Expro-w , 0.50 p m
9:45 : am Paclflo Express , 9:45 : a ni
BIOUX CITT AND TACinO.
in St. 1'aul Express , O.IX ) a m
m Accommodation , 6.M p m
trsiosi r-Actrio.
8.00 p m Western Express , 8.35 a m
11:00am : Vaclflo Express , 4:40 : pm
7:40 : a m Local Kxprcss , 0:54 : a m
12:10 : a m Lincoln Exproas ,
At Tramfcr only.
DUMUT TRAIVg TO OMAHA.
Leave 7:20-3:30-0:30-10:30-11:40 : : : : a. m. 1:80-2:30 : :
3:30-4:30-6:30-0:35-11:05 : : : : : p. m Sunday 8:30-11.40 : ,
n. m. S:3lH:30-4:33-ll:05 : : : : p. { m. Anne 10 inln-
utoa before letting time.
Mrs , H , J , HOtoo , M. fl ,
PETSIOIAN & SUR&EON ,
322 Middle Uron-lT v. Council BluQa.
E. Eice M. D.
or other tumors rcmo\eJ wlthonHho
knllo or dran Ingot blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES -tuna. . . ? . . * * , .
1 0\cr thirty > cars I practical nipcrlenco Offloo Ko
E 1'cnrl street , Council IiluQ4
/ ? fjTConcultatlou tree
t' ' ST LOOIS PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Graham Paper Co , ,
17 anil 219 North Mttln St. , St. Louis.
WHOLESALK BJULIUIS IN
BOOK , 1 f WRITING
NEWS , j
KNVKC.OPES , CAUD BOARD AND
r\iv <
lATCta * ! oald lor Hags ol al
PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
100 Head of Short Horns !
AT THI : nniviNG TAJIK
Council Bluffs , - - - - Iowa ,
SVSay 21 & , 22 , " 84.
At 1 o'clock p. in. ol each JaY.
35 First-class Young Bulls , 05
Choice Cows and Heifers , all re
corded or eligible for record.
/tjrSend / for Catalogues to cither of the undersigned -
signed ,
T. P. TIlEYNOIl , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
n. a. winiiURiodcboit : , iowa ,
w7-ll-d 10-17
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
KOLLKll SKATINO ON SATUKDAYS ONLY.
RINK FOlt KENT AT § 15.00 TEH NIO1IT.
1A
LARGEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r.
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broadway , the
01 Council llluflj. Notlco our reduced Price List.
Wo Ki\o
15 pound 1 K tra C Sugar for $1 00
11 pounds Granulated Muirar 1 00
25 pound * ) Choice Oatmeal . . 1 00
S5 pounds Na\y Deans 1 00
20 pounds B * t Bulk Starch 100
12 pounds Carolina Illco 100
12 pounds Choice Hnmia 100
! U ban Buffalo Soap 100
Extra Lake Trout , per pound ffl
"lorrillaritti Plug per IU 40
1 dozen Mackerel 16
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt 2 SO
10 pounds Ginger Scapj 1 00
40 pounds h mioy ICO
fi gallon keg Kiup 1 70
Wiito Kish , per kit 80
Mackerel , Dcrklt 86
Dates , per pound 10
0 ! S pound cans Sti ndard Totnatecs 1 00
kinds California Fruits
S ) > ouudLuak'8 Standard 4 for 100
All grades , according to quality , IBo to EDO per
pound
Wo also carry a full line of Mon'e , Ladles' anil
Chlldrcn'HOne bhocsand tfcn'i Fine UooU at very
low prices. Also a full line 01 Tinware and general
u\orcmrd ! o. Call on us and be convinced thai YOU
'
canmvanion'ny by dealing with us. Goods delivered
free In any part of the ctu.
In a word , we are bound to sell and challenge a'
laudable competition In this county.
J. P. K1MIKHT
201 u cr Ilrondway
JACOB SIMS. . P. OADWEIJ.
SIM3&CADWELL
COUNCIL IltUFFS , IOWA
Office , Main Street , Hooma 1 and Bhugirt & Uo
nation' * IJlock. Will practice In State and edr
courta
W. II. HANOHETT
, M. D , ,
HOMEOPATEIST
TELEl'IIONi : NO. 101.
Olllro Hooms 1 and 2 JacoVo Dlock , 15th St an
Capitol A c , Ilcsldenre , 2022 St , .Mar > 'uA\c
CHARLES RIEW.E ,
UNDERTAKER
AND DKAT.EK IN
"Metalic Cases , Cofflos , Caste Slironils
CTO. , ETC , ,
1000 Farimiu St. , - OMAHA , MSI
Telegraphic eiders promptly attended to. Coroner
ottlie. Tele hone No 821.
McOARTHY 2s BTJRKE
UNDERTAKERS !
S18 11TH STRKET , HET. VARNA A
AND DOUGLAS.
t ilet elopement ol the treafnrnt of Cancer Hh
wilt'd Srcfllloeccuis so uondcrlill , that all to IIHc-
diboultl wrlteu .
CAbCEft FOR H YEARS ,
, S a , Mirch 14 , ISM.
t lt \o for U } ca licen tuflcror from ft limning
ro on my fwo that ourjbodv cMleJ a Cancer. I
fuo u l incr J : > X ) north of medicine and ( omul no
lief , About four months ngol liovuht ono liottlo of
llt' S | < oclllefrom Dr. H H Helnltnh , Mid incc
\\a liotifjht flio othern , hivetikea It , and they hMc
trfd me sound aiul well ! Mfaoo la as free from
soroasatijlioilj'naiul my health It perfectly to-
orcd , Ifeelllkolortvje ra hvl Wen lilted oft my
tad. Yours thankfully , r.1.12\llN31KY.
Mr. 11. K. Ilurin , Hope , Arl. . , iaj , under iUte of
MI. 22 , ISM ; "I Imo taken a\o bottle * of Sniffs
ceciflc for a tore on my temple said to bo a cancer.
\\\c \ liccn wonderful ! ) bitieflted and nllUoon bo n
man. "
Mr.V. . II. lloblMin , l ) \I bore 0 * . , rite * , \inder
ate Jan. 3 , 1SS4 ! " 1 am ( jettlnc on llncly , the Ulcer
Krailuallv hcallni' . I fed tint Swltfs Specific will
ire the horrible cancer which has been feeding on
o former SOjcatV
Treatise on lilooJ ami Skin Dl oases mulloil free ,
* T1IK SWIFT SI'KCIKIO CO.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Ox
V. onico , 15BW. I St. , bet flth and 7tli a\
SILOAM
\Vo cuatuntco the euro ol the follow IIIR riamoil ills
isoe , or no pay : Hhounwtlsm , Scrolub , Ulcers ,
atorrh , ft'l ' lllood anilsUmlUoaic1' , UtipepsU , U > cr
omplalnt , Kidney anil lllniMcr Discuses. Gout , Ncn-
Igla run ! Astlum , Them SprlnRa arc the fitrorltt
sort ol the tlrcil nn.l ilolillltntnil , ntul nrotha
FKKULV : l.ADIKS BUST FIUKNI ) ,
Qooil hotel , Ihory anil bathing ; arrniuoilatlon both
Inter and summer. Locality hlithly | ilcturcsiup
nil healthy , Acceoslhlo liy Wnbiin ratlua ) , t
\onacr C..B. & Q. , at Albany. Corre ) ionilcnt
llcltod , UKV. M. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
, Slloam Spring , idcntry Co. , Ho.
ANALYSIS.
\lty . 1.001
eactlon . Ncutrtt
. .irbonlo Acid na . 28 In. ptr gallon
arbonito Calcium . 35,021 Uralnc
nrboimto Iron . . . . . .7,011 ! ' |
iljihato MoKiicila . 3.ZS8 "
uhjhato Calcium . 1,140 " 1
ilorldo Sodium . 7'JOO
llloa . 1,50(1 ( "J
lumltm . . . . . 0,010 '
nruiloand Vohtlln matter auJ loss. . . . .1,150 " .
otal solida per gallon . or.UJ "
WHiniif MnRKii.LUhomUti
DISEASES OF THE
J T. ARMSTRONG M. D.
, . , . . ,
Until otllccs are repaired from result of lire , olll
1th Dr. I'arkcr , Uouut S , Crckliton Block 1Mb
wul Uouuiuistr octH.
BED'S ' & CO. ,
at o established thcniochcs In Omaha to tinnsact
general br.ikcrajfo ami business. Wo will buy all
lues of poods at uhiiliailoor retail , and guarantee
orfect 8itl fiction In pilccs , as wo can buy cheaper
lan yoiuichcs. You < an see the aihanta o ol IIHV.
jour niU bonpht by ono who will work for
our Inlcsuat and not trust to a merchant \\holm
.cthine he la anxious toborldof. Wo will also
prompt ' entloM to selling anjthlnK entrusted
us , and goons consigned to us will bo carefullv
jkcd to. Corrcsp mdeiioa solicited , ' 't
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mctrlly IMnrrlcil.
WBStKV HASSKTT.
The marriage of James L.Vosloy to
Miss Mnry A , Basaott , wliicli occurred nt
the homo of the bride Tuoadny evening ,
calls forth ninny congratulations and well
wishes , both parties having largo circles
of acquaintances , and tlioy being from
families which Imvo long resided hero ,
llov. Mr. Dates , of the Presbyterian
church , performed the ceremony , in the
presence of n happy gathering of friends ,
at the residence of Mr. J. Bassott. A
bountiful supper was provided , and a
happy social season followed.
Among the numerous gifts were :
Majolica wntarpltchcr anil citspliloro C.
Wosloy.
disc nib or knives and forks Mrs 0.Vos -
loy.Sllvo
Sllvo teaspoons , Scott Wosloy.
Set snillr iis , T. C. Dneiott.
blhcr c.iko kaskot Mr. niul Mrs. C. C.
Tnvlor.
CiwtorII. . 31as < < ott.
China tea sot ( ioorpo anil lioxio Wosloy.
I'pholstoroil chair Coltn Unisott.
Decorated dinner sot ( ? . W. ( < row nnd it ,
] { . Taylor.
Decorated fnittillslioi and iloron fruit plntos
Mrs , DurRnn niul tlatiplitord.
SIKorcard rocoi\or ( ! oo. } , . Donovan.
Silver anil cut glats plcklo castor Mr. and
Mr . 1 , . Moony , of St. Joseph.
1'Iowor \ aso Fred J aKtland , of Noola.
1'lcklo ciutnr Ira V. lloiidrlcks ,
Dcroratod fruit jilntos and dlah Mr. nnd
Mrs. 12. 1'iorco.
Tnblo nnpkliia nnd slhor butter knife ,
Fred II onsen.
Solid Bilvor sugar spoon , Miimio Allen ,
1'alr vn ioi , Mr. mill Mr < . .l\cob : Applo.
I'iiicusliion , Mrs. O. J. J'astluml.
Upliolstcrod easy chair , G. W. Crossloy.
Talr vases , Jfrr , IScrgmnn and son.
Toilet sot , Kdltli LockwoiM.
] ! oilairo.'ul | and table cloth , Jlr. nnd Mrs. , ) .
J' ' . Kooator , lloiulorson , Io > i-a.
Ottoman , Ir. niul Mrs. Lowii .lonos.
The "broom brigade , " consistiiiK of the boys
in the railway yard , cnmo miuchlug In with
broom , tolling pin , so.np , wnshbornd , tobacco ,
and ether needfuls for practical housekeeping.
Mr. Wesley , who thus won no worthy
a bride , is assistant ynrdmastor of the
C. B. it Q , nnd has , during the seven
years in which ho has boon in the em
ploy of the road , not only gained nnd
hold the confidence nnd respect of his
employers , but has gained the esteem nnd
friendship of those with whom ho has
como in contact day after day.
Wednesday evening a reception was
given the newly wedded ones at the homo
of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. 0. Wosloy.
A goodly company ( if friends wore there
gathered , nnd the occasion was n most
happy ono. The guests nero bountifully
supplied from n well spread table , and
all the needfuls for a merry making were
provided with much thoughtfulness and
without stint. The young couple thus
start out on their now lifo with nothing
but sunshino. May there bo no clouds.
Younp MonMiddlo Aged Men and All Men
who suiter from early indiscretions will find
Allen's Itrnin Food , the moat powerful invig-
or.xnt over introduced ; once restored by It
there is no relnpto. Try it ; it never fails. SI ;
C for § 5. Atdrugglsts.
IOWA 13 WS.
Spirit Lake soalooniats paid $55 for
licenses to the < Uli of July.
Twonty-six tramps were run in in ono
night at Cedar Ilapids recently.
The Eldora Ledger and the Eldora
Telephone have boon consolidated.
Matilda Fletcher's Grand Army of
Peace is in session at Boone this wook.
The old Bottlers of Kossuth county will
have a reunion at Bancroft on the 23rd
inat.
inat.An
An important conference of railroad
men will bo hold in Cedar Rapids on the
20th inst.
The Herald says that more breaking is
being done in Sioux county this year than
over boforo.
The Defender newspaper , published at
Missouri Valley , has been removed to
Arlington , Nob.
The Architectural association of DCS
Moines is the name of the latest organ
ization at the capital.
Miss Upton , of Sibloy , ia temporarily
in editorial charge of the Alton Koviow ,
lion. J. F. Glover's paper.
James Ilyland , of Greene county , was
sentenced to mnoty-nino years in the
ponitonti&ry for the murdi r of his wifo.
The GOth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chapman , of
Cedar Falls , waa celebrated on the nth
inst.
inst.Tho
The Qttumwa Democrat insists that
the present stagnation of business in Ot-
tumwa , in almost every department , is
peculiarly vixiblc.
The Baptist Sunday-achool at Burling
ton hits arranged to oiler the business
men of that city an excursion to Oska
loosa for $2 for the round trip.
Two Dubuque young ladies , aged 18
and 19 years respectively , put on male
attire the ether evening and promenaded
up and down the street for about an hour.
The Boone city bonds for water work
works are taken by Preston , Keene J
Co. , of Chicago , who pay par value for
them at 0 per cant , and furnish the blank
bonds.
Snyder , of the Cedar Falls Gazette ,
went to church recently and discovered
that out of ninety-six ladies in attendance
no two of them had on hats aliko. Ho
says nothing about the toxt.
Miss Roller , of the Buchanan Comedy
company , sick for the past six weeks a <
the Fountain house at Cherokee , has ful
ly recovered her health and rojoinci
her company n fovr days ago at Ode
bolt.
bolt.Geo.
Geo. Williams , of the Ida Grove Pioneer
noor , has been trying to ride a mustang
pony , and now ho keeps his foot while
ho offers a reward of $ 2 50 to any ono
who will take that pony into the strco
and ridu it.
Among the curiosities at a dance ii
DCS Monies , the other evening , were
couple that had been divorced during the
diy. Each was on hand with a now
partner , and each deemed "us happy UK a
bin sunflower. "
Ogdun Reporter : Ladies imagine tha
roller skating is a line vray to work ol
superfluous flesh , The belief is wul
founded. Ono young lady dropped 1 > U
pounds at Jennings' rink recently , ant
dropped it hard ,
Two Dubuque boy a , butweon M am
1(1 ( years of ago , on Thursday uvenin.
grabbed a young lady's handbag oft' ho
arm , as she was pasaingup Locuot strcpl
and ran away with it. Tha bag contained
od § 12 in money.
The law firm of Parsons tt Runnels , o
Di's Moincs , hai been dissolved. Mr
Uuniula has formed a new partnershi
. . Mr. Walker , Into of St. John tf
Valkor , nnd Mr. Parsons 1ms formed ft
ow firm in connection with Mr. Frnnk
orry.
The Kithorvillo Broad-Axo has boon
old to 1'oter Johnson , an Ksthorvillo
iornoy , and II. I. Wnsson , for some
mo principal of the Spirit Lake public
chools , and Fr.tnk Davey , for some
mo past the editor of _ the pnppr for
cmgh it Co , , the proprietors , retires ,
Ida Grove Pioneer , S ) : The coivl pros-
ectitii ; continues from day to day , Tito
rill is now about 150 foot in the earth ,
id the strata they nro now passing
trough looks very much _ llko slato.
onto miserable scnmp ono night throw r
it of line coal in the hole , probably
linking ho could awaken excitement.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette figures out
mt the trains leaving Collar Rapids and
inning eight hours , together with all
10 connections made , will reach It1 ) ! )
nitons , white trains leaving on all the
tads from DCS Moincs and counting nil
10 points reached by thn connections
so in the same titno , would roach but
)1 stations.
E. 11 Wheeler , a real estate dealer of
rcston , has boon arrested to answer a
largo of obtaining money under false
rotonsos. His victim is a young worn-
i who lent him her savings , amounting
o SaOO , and took his note , which she
ipposod , upon his representations , was
ecurod by mortgage. The young worn-
I's loss , it is said , has rendered her Jti-
ano.
ano.Sioux
Sioux County Herald : The old bond-
d debt of this county is being rapidly
ipcd J out. Lnst Friday Treasurer
owis paid oil' $13,000 of the bonded
obt , with interest duo ; amounting to
litU ! ) . ; ) . ' ! . This loaves bonds to the
mount of f 0,500 yet to bo paid. Mr.
informs us that ho expects to pay
3,000 moro of the outstanding bonds on
uno 1 , nnd before the expiration of the
resent year it is hoped that this debt ,
Inch 1ms hung over the peopleof
loux county for so many years , will bo
ntirely extinguished.
S.iys the Dos Moincs Leader , Yestor-
ay afternoon Mr. V. M. Hubbell com-
lotod negotiations with Hon. B. F. Al-
on , by which ho becomes the owner of
'orraco Hill , paying therefor ? ( ! 0,000.
'lio property includes the hoti. o and nine.
crcs of ground. Tliia splendid estate
begun by Mr. Alien about twenty
oars ago , the mansion being completed
ot far from the time the war closed.
Jriginally there were thirty-seven acres
i the tract , but by the bankruptcy pro-
ocdings n portion was taken oil' and bo-
ante the property of Polk > t llubboll ,
y their purchase of the Allou assets.
Ir. llubboll buys the place for hia own
caidcnco.
Vinton society has been greatly oxci-
od over the death of Miss Miiiiiio Good-
in , a school girl of 17 , while premature-
giving birth to n child. She waa of
repossessing appearance , and no ono aus-
ectod her until quito recently of any
idiacrotion. Her condition becoming
mnifcst , the aut.horitica requested her
o quit school , and soon after she was
iken to Fonda , Pocahontas county ,
here she died. Her remains were ta-
on back to Vinton for burial. Since
10 death of her mother , eight years ago ,
to had been living with her aunt , a
Ira. Martin , in Vinton. Her seducer is
lid to bo a Montana cattle nmn , who
as in Vintou last September , but whoso
amo is not made public.
A Vinton special says : Jcsso Mower ,
ged 23 , and Mrs. Alexander Bolsinger ,
is aunt , aged 55 , were arrested ucur Mt.
Vuburn , this county , yesterday , charged
, -ith shooting Alex. Bolsingor , the worn-
n's husband. The woman waived oxam-
nation , and was bound over on $1,000
londs. Mower hod an examination to-
ay , but there was no evidence to con-
icct him with the shooting , Ho was
hen arrested on a charge of threaten-
ng to shoot Bolsingor and is hold in § 500
onds. Neither will got bail. The best
nformation now in hand indicates a con-
piracy between the wife and nephew to
ot the old man's property , and rid thorn-
olvea of him by scaring him away or
illing him. Tha first atop in the plot
vaa taken nearly two years ago , when ho
vas induced to deed hin forty-acre farm
o hia nephew supposing ho waa signing
will , to take ell'ect at the death of hiin-
elf and wifo. The uocond stop was
aken ycstoiday , when the wife fired a
2-caIibro ball into the old man's body ,
assing through near the shoulder blade.
'ho wound is not likely to be fatal.
A I > EH HOWES DIV1N15 DBA1) ) Ultt'NK.
Says thn Dos Moines Leader : At a
uarter past ono thin morning Mr. Sto-
> ° y night clerk of thn Morgan , detected
n odor of burning cotton in
lie air of the oflico. Ho immediately
astoncd up stairn , and along the difl'er-
nt hall ways , _ and found amoko issuing
rom room thirty-two , which waa occu-
iud by a quito well-known reverend yon-
Ionian. Upon gaining entrance , Mr.
itonoy found the room filled with Hmoko
while upon the bed which wns found to
10 on fire , lay the divine , partially un
rosscd and dead drunk. As Mr. Stonoy
nstantly caw that ho could alone oxtin-
; uish the fire , which had not BM yet inado
much headway , ho did BO without mak-
ng an alarm. Two holes , each about
a quarter of a yard equaro. were burned
hrough the bedspread and mattresses.
After extinguishing the fire , Mr. Stonoy
ound the drunken divine wholly beyond
all consciousness of his perilous oitua-
ion , and BO loft him for the remainder
of the morning. The only plausible sup-
> osition regarding the origin of the fire
a that the man had been "smoking , and
joing drunk , had fallen back upon the
) od with a lighted cignr in hia hand , ul-
.hough it could not bo found ,
The full name of this man who has so
> asoly disgraced himself and the liigl ;
sailing which ho had taken solemn vowj
prominently honor and defend , was
jiyon to the Lsadcr'n reporter , together
with the fact that the man had boon 01
a private epreo at the hotel for the pas
thirty-six hours. Ho has obtained hi
liquor by having it sent up to liiu room
from out of the hotel. The roportei
was informed that a brother clergyman
and ono of the most prominent in thi
city , heard of the erring man's torribl
and sudden fall from grace , and called a1
Lho hotel and offered to buy the man i
ticket to Davenport and give him $ > 25 fo :
expenses if ho would leayo the city on
last night's 11 o'clock train , but the offo' '
was refused. _
"U'ol < Io Mayor.
It U now uiiillaputod Unit AV'lo Die-
cr'H Calurrli Ouro in tlio only triutmuii
tliat will ul'Huliiloly euro Catarrh froh a
Chronic. "Very cflicuclima , Haml ( loiilil
plii ) ; Water , Nub. " Olio lux cured mo
, Mury ICenyuu , Jtimriartk , Dakota. " "I
roatcrcd mo tu the pulpit , JCev , ( Jcmvo 1'
Jel ( , CoUevlllo , N. Y.11 "Oiin box rudloall
cured mo , Itov. 0 , II , Tulilor , 110 Nohl
iitreot , JJrooklyn' " "A perfect cum oftcr Ilf
, J. D. MuDuimlil , 710 Drum
way , N. Y. , to. , &o. ThouuaruU of to.it line
nlnln uro rccolvod from nil Darin of the win Id I
Uelhied , 81.09. ] ) r. Wol Da Moyor'n ll > :
liiHli until Trent Ion , " with KtatuineuU < 1
tlio cured , mailed freo. D , ] l. Dewuy & Co ' '
11' ' Kulton SUvot , X V
tuo-t.
LETTER RRERS1 SECRETS ,
of ( lie Onxommctit
AVIiluli Gnnlrlliiifnin Ilic Snnclliy
rhlftlolplili ! lircortl.
"i'horois not n letter carrier in the
city but who is tlio custodial ) of the so-
creU of some ono on his route , " said n
well-known postal olllcinl yesterday.
"What n sensation tlioy vrould crcnto if
wlmt they know could bo revealed at ono
tiniol The divorce courts would bo over
crowded , nnd rivals for inaidons'ntl ctions
would bo parading the streets , nriueil to
the tooth , looking for the other follow.
But there is n barrier to these revolutions
The postal laws strictly provide that a
carrier must never toll of what ho acts ,
repent what ho honra nor mnko public in
any manner the address upon letter
When notified to deliver letters only to
the person to whom addressed it is en
joined upon him to remember this rule ,
especially aa regards members of the
same family. Well ( to I remember when
I was n carrier n certain maiden on Broad
street vras receiving letters from a father
and son. Whether one know that the
other wns writing to the girl 1 do not
know , but this 1 saw several times :
When nho received a note from the old
gentleman showns very deliberate in her
movements , but when 1 handed her ono
from the son she was out of the house in
a jilly.
"Onoif _ the most annoying things to
the carrier * is the impudence of 'mash-
era. ' 1 have had thcau follows intercept
mo and ollir $5 or § 10 if 1 would toll
who auch a lady was , and whether hlio
was married or not. 1 remember ono
lady in particular , who cnmo hero from a
neighboring city ami stopped at the resi
dence of u millionaire. She was a mag
nificent woman. A man would hardly
pass her without turning around to take
a second look. The mashers nearly
wont crazy over her , and < > np met mo at
nearly every street corner on my mute
with aoino question regarding her. I
catno noir getting into half-a-do/.on tights
over her , and was gliid when she w ent
homo. Hut the devices of married men
and women who are holding clandestine
correspondence are ingenious. All nueh
people stand upon n volcano , not know
ing the minute it will begin to send forth
fire and a ruined reputation. Ono man
used to bog mo every day 'for God'a
sake don't let my wife got hold
of my lottorn. ' The woman
was t\s smart as her husband. She wns
also holding n secret correspondence , and
1 was in that too. She did not want her
husband to know of it. I took good care
of both , nnd they enjoyed cheating each
other. At one time I hayo known on
my route half a dozen Indies who wore
resting under the belief that their hus
bands wcro holding correspondence
which ohould not bo carried on. Each
ono would give mo the most minute di
rections that if 1 received n letter from
such and such a place to bo sure and hand
it to her , as it was important nnd inter
ested both. No doubt it did , but then I
didn't think three should take a hand in
the business ; only the husband received
the dainty epistles.
"lint the increased facilities of the new
oflico oiler the most extended opportuni
ties for sly work , Boxes are cheap , nnd
the latest trick new is for husbands to
hnvo their tender epistles sent to thoao
boxes. They have the key , and no ono
else can get into it. If the wife happens
to find the key why she is easily satisfied
by being told it belongs to a door at the
store or the safe , or something of that
sort. You see , only ono cleric knowa
anything of your letters No ono has an
idea where you live or anythingolso. But
then , postal clerks and letter carriers
lenrn quickly. Traveling salesmen are
becoming heavy patronizors of the boxes
since ihoy have become cheap. The ex
cuse for these gentry ia that they receive
letters they do not wish to bo nont homo
or to the storo. So the envelopes are
dropped into the boxes , nnd vrlien they
return they find bundles of letters nnd no
ono to ask questions that might bother
them to answer.
HE 1IAI > STUIUISI * POLITICS.
And lln Knew all Ilio Objections to
Hvcry CiimliilatoH In tliu Field.
"Whnt do yon think ot Arthur's
chances ? " asked Blobba , meeting Smarten
on the street corner. "Hain't got any , "
replied Smart , sontuntiottsly.
"Hasn't got any , " exclaimed Blobbs , a
Boston Transcript reporter , "what do
you moan ) "
"Just what I say. Those Mulligan
letters have fixed him. Ho'a n dead
cock in the pit. "
"Why I thought it was Ultimo "
"Blaino bo bio wed. Phelps has set
tled his "
"J guoas you'vo got 'em u little mixed.
It was Kdmunds , you know "
'Kdmunds won't got H single state.
You know ho didn't euro n tosa up when
the war broke out which side hu joined ;
and then his opposition to Fit/ John
Porter "
" 1 gnces you are thinking of Logan. "
"Don't talk to mo of Logan. He's no
better than when ho was a cheap Now
York politician. "
"Arthur , I believe "
"J toll you Arthur's out of the raco.
Ho may carry his own ntnto , butlio won't
got a delegate outside of the etnto of Con-
necticut. "
Blobbs thought best not to continue
the painful subject. Ho merely re
marked : "It's no uao for mo to discuss
the matter with you , Smart , you're too
well posted for mo. "
"liight you are , " replied Smart , gayly.
"Thoro ain't ' many follows who have fol
lowed this thing like mo. If there is
ono thing that 1 know clean through it's
politics.1' _
A l''lHli.r > n 'liliiK Hour.
Lowiaton ( Mo. ) Journul.
Very few people know that bears toke
to water naturally. They love the water ,
not , perhaps , aa well as the IIIOOBO and
deer , but better than most dry-land ani
mals. They are very fond of fmh.iind are
export fishermen. I cams suddenly upon
a very largo bear in n thick swamp , lying
upon n largo , hollow log across u brook
fishing , and hu was so much in
terested in his sport that hu did not no-
ticu mu until I had approached very near
linn , HO that I could ueo ox-ictly how ho
bailed his hook and placed his liali.
lie fished in thin wise : there was a
large hole through the log on which ho
lay , and ho thrust his forearm throug the
hole and hold his open paw in the water
uid wnited for the fish to gather around
and into it , and when full ho clutched
his fist and brought up u handful of i'mli ,
and wit and ate them with great guito ;
then down with the law again , und so
on , The brook was fairly ulivo with little -
tlo trjut und lodaidud suckers , and some
black suckers , so the old f nil my lot him
self out on the liuhcs , Hu did not oat
their hoadn. There was quite a pile of
thorn on Uio log. I suppose the oil in
his paw attracted the turn and baited
them on oven better than a lly-liook , and
I his toe-imili were bin hooks , and sharp
Junes , too , and once tubbed , the fish aru
Jburo to sluy ,
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