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TFL DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27. 1881.
EDHOLM&ERICKSON
SOLE AGENTS FOll
STEIN WAY ,
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AND SMITH , AMERICAN AND PACKARD ORGANS.
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AND DEALER IN
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{ SSTEspecial attention given to furnishing Powder Plaiits tor any pur
pose , and estimaies made for some General michinery repairs attended
promptly. Aadress
EIUHABD & OLAEKE , Omaha , Neb
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
DISUNITED BRETHREN.
A Church Having Serions Tronlil
willi ODO of Us Local Preachers ,
Ho is Charged with Being To
Fond of One of the Sisters.
Found Guilty ami
Tlioro Ima boon conaidornblo o&itntio
of Into in the society of the Unite
Brethren church , located on Tout !
nvonuo , caused by prntty free talk nbou
ono of the locnl pronchors of the church
ilonry llowo , a well known Brondwny
inorchnnt. In general terms it is sail
that Mr. llowo Ima boon too fnmilmi
with ono of the siators of the church
Mrs. L. IT. Jones , whoso husband lifts a
atoro on Main street , and whoso residence
donco ia juat in the roar of the church
It haa boon said thnt Mr. llowo
lad planned to got a divorce
'mm his wife , and Mrs. Jones to
; ot ono from her husband , so they could
'ollow out a mutual agreement and marry
each other , and that Mr. Jones for some
reason liiul alao agreed to allow this plat
, o bo carried out. It was reported that
Mr. Jones waa to have n mortgage lifted
all his houao by Mr. llowo , and thnt
Jones waa to take and caret for hia donf
Mid dumb boy , and Lira. Jones was to
, ako vrith her their son Eddio. Such
icandulous talk with its consequent ox-
agoration , made ifc nocoaaary for the
church , in which both wore so prominent ,
to take sonioollici.il action. Howe , after
ipplyiug for a divorce , naked for n letter
rein the church , but they would not lot
lini gowithout a trial to dotcrmino
whether ho was entitled to a lottor.
THE ron.OWIXU CHAllflEh
were consequently filed by Hov. J. W.
Ilnrpar , ono of the ministers of the
church.
'OONCIL ' BLITFS , In. , August 19.1881.
United Brethren , Church of Council
Bluffs Mission Station , Croaton district ,
Weal Dos Monica Annual conforonco.
Char-Res preferred against Ilonry Howe ,
of said mission for immorality or immor
al conndust.
Charge lat For aueing for a bill of divorce -
vorco from his lawful wife when ho can
not obtain such under goa-
; > ol principles. Specification.
First , for throats made by
him to his wife on the availing of July
Uh , 188 J. Specification Und. For nog-
' .octiug the company of hia wife and seek
ing the company ot another man's wifo.
Charge 2nd For coveting hia neigh
bor's wifo. Specification lat. For stat
ing that ho 'oved ' that man's wife and
yas determined to have hor. Specifica-
, ion ! ? nd. For visiting Mrs. L. U.
louos , at Coon Rapids , Iowa , while she
was the wife of another man.
Specification ( id. For being In the
lompany with Mra. L. II. Jnnua nlonu
between sunset and dark , on or about
Sabbath evening , July ( ith , 1884 , and
when a certain person wont to the same
houao where they were , the door waa
shut , Ilonry llowo came out and opened
the door andhonnd Mrs. Jones seemed
to bo very much confused.
Specification 4th. For going and
mooting Mrs. L. H. Jones nt the Mil
waukee depot on Monday evening , Aug
ust 18th , 1884 , and accompanying her
up to her homo.
Specification 5th. In hia bill for hia
divorce from his lawful wife , ho status
that it ia for cruel and Inhuman treat- \
man , endangering his lifo.
The trial took place at the church yes
terday afternoon. About twenty-live
were gathered there , of which the largo
majority were the sisters , on'y ' six or a
seven of the brethren being prcaont. A
committee consisting of Otis Ilayuos ,
Mr. Green and Mr. Bias , acted as a tri
bunal witli W. E , Clausen as chairman ,
and J.M. Ilarpor as secretary. Elder
Johnson , of Illinois , the evangelist , ap
peared as prosecuting attorney for the
church , and Mr. Howe appeared for him
self. Mr. llowo acknowledged the first
charge , but thought ho had dona nothing
wrong. lie objected to what ho termed
horcsny evidence , witnesses being intro
duced to show what Mrs.
Tones and Mr. Jones had told
than. Do objoc'ed ' so far as to threaten
to leave the hoi so , and not attend to the
trial further , but finally concluded to
stay. The chair said ho was in great
sympathy with Brother Howe and would
rather give $50 than learn thit Brother
llowo iwan guilty of the charges. Ho
himself had had conversations with llowo
nbout this , and advised llowo to with
draw his request , for a lottor. Howe
told him that Jones and hu were good
friends , and that Jones was to keep the
deaf and dumb boy , and "wo" the
younger ono , meaning by "wo" Mrs.
Tones and himself. Other things were
told him by Howe in confidence and
thcHO no would not tell. Ho
understood from Jfowo that it was
mutual agreement between Air. and
Mrs. Jones and llowo. Johnson had
also talked with Jones , and Jones told
him ho did not want to Interfere because
10 did not want any shooting or hanging.
Jones also told him that Howe was to pay
the mortgage on his house , and have that
and his team clear , and that ho and Mra.
Jones could write to each other when
they wanted to. Brother Howe kept ob
jecting to this hearsay evidence , but ho
was overruled.
Sister Dobson also had a conversation
with Jones , in which ho told her ho
could got a divorce from Mrs. Jonoa on
the ground of adultery , but that nho
couldn't got ono from him , and that ho
had known of the intimacy for a long
time , but did not want to put Howe out
of his house or got a divorce because ho
feared Mrs. Jones would commit suicide.
Mr. llowo was sworn and admitted
the conversation with Johnson , but de
nied that ho had told him about lifting
Jones' mortgage , but that JoluiHon told
him that Jones had said that , llowo
admitted that hia memory was rather
poor but ho remembered that part of the
conversation. Ho said that ho stopped
at Mrs. Jonos' occasionally to rest on
Sunday , for it wan such a long walk to
church. Ho had repaired goods and
done some varnishing for her , ; tnd other
business. Ho wont to Coon Itapids on
business , and thought as a brother of the
church ho ought to call on Sister Jones
while there.
Brother Howe consulted then out' '
side with Mr. and Mrs. Jones , and
as a result of the conference
Jones appeared and took the stand , and
waa a worn , Ho evidently had pee ;
memory , and evaded the questions of th
prosecution by "I do not remember. '
Ho know there waa talk and rumors , and
people had mndo him bohovo a good
many things , llo thought n good deal
of the testimony wai falso. llo denied
nearly all the important points in the
testimony , and denied thnt any arrange
ment hnd been made between tlioin.
Mrs. Jonoa also wont on the stand and
declared that Howe hnd always been a
gentleman , and denied any intimacy.
After being out loaa than ton minutes
the committee brought in a verdict of
finding llowo guilty as charged. Hogav
notice of an appeal.
TRACKS OlfTHE TRACK !
The Opening Day of the Fal
MCCtiH.
Quo Hat Eaoo in Whioli Ko :
Wins ,
Todnj'a l > rojrniiiiiio.
The attendance ) at the opening day at
ho fall mooting waa very fair. The music
nras furnished by the band of Buchanan
Comedy company. The opening event of
.ho day was the running race for all agus ,
no mile and repeat , for purse of § 250.
There were four entries but low Mallory
ivna drawn , leaving as starters Trix ,
Jcoswing and Little Follow , who drew
ilaces tn the order named.
Clmrlos M. Smith , of Karlvillo , 111. ,
orvod as starter , a most excellent man
'or the place , being a professional starter
nd a thorough horseman. M. M.
Morao , of Karlvillo , n member of the na
tional board of appeals for yonra and a no
loss excellent horsomnn , served also na
judge with . ) . W. Poroiroy ns the third
judge. Dr. Macrau served as timer.
The firat heat was won by Trix the favorite -
vorito , Beeswing second , Little Follow
third ; time , l'J"i. : At the furnish Bees
wing waa close onto the > \ inner , there
not being a nock's difference.
In the second heat Bocswing wont to
the front on the firat quarter and kept
this ulaco to the third [ quarter , Little
Follow keeping second place for the first
quarter , Trix being kept in aomothing
of a pocket until after the quarter waa
passed when Trix crowded up to second
and in the third quarter pressed to the
front. On the finish Trix came in the
winner , Little Follow close upon him
and Beeswing trailing in the roar , so
that she got distanced. The judges
gave Trix first , Money and little Follow
second , and gave the driver of Little
Follow a tongue christening , not liking
the way ho drove nt the finish. The
judges had no direction , and so gave him
second money , but advised him very
plainly to hereafter drive the horse ho
was riding and not the ono ho waa not
driving. The owner explained that it
was the firat race in which the boy had
rode ; and the judges replied that they
gave him the benefit of the doubt.
THE SCOHE.
Running race ; all ages ; milo and re-
poit ; purse $250.00.
Tiiv 1 1
Little Fellow : i - '
ISeoowiiiR - din
Tnnoll7i , 1:18. :
The next event waa the 3:00 : trot.
There were nine entries but throe drawn.
Go Fetch It , B. B. Kenney , Lexington ,
Ky. ; Pock's Hamblotonian , 0. II. Ilink-
ley , Walnut , Iowa ; St. Elmo , J. H. Jarvis -
vis , Concordia , Kansas. The others
were placed as follows : Ethan Allen , A.
Thomas , Omaha ; Joan Smith , B. J.
Johnston , Creston , Iowa ; Katy II. , Goo.
W. Holmes , Lincoln , Nob. ; Henry Clay ,
\V. 0. Footo , Uutchinson Kas.Ruth ; S. ,
I'lios. Slinger , Merrill , AVis. ; Clifton , E.
Work , Kansas City.
In the first heat a very fair start was
had. Joan Smith and Ethan Allan had
snug contest for first place to the half ,
but Smith pushed ahead and kept the
leap to the finish , the others being snug
ly huddled at times and getting close up
on him. Ilonry Clay broke badly and
from the third place foil to the roar , but
got onto his foot and pushed into fourth
place at the finish. Jean Smith won the
heat in 2'M : { , Katy U. 2d , Ruth S. ! Id ,
Ilonry Clay-Hh , Kihan Allan 5th , and
Clifton ( Jth.
In the second heat there was a great
deal of scoring , but the start was finally
made , and a fine ono indeed. Guan
Smith took the lead and kept it. Hulh
S. kept close up on him and came in n
good second. Knty H. broke badly , but
when on her foot allowed herself speedy ,
and succcoded in getting in third , Clifton
fourth , and Ethan Allen and Henry Clay
distanced. Time , ii5 ; ! !
In the next heat Guan Smith took the
load and kept it , Ruth S. , Katy II. , and
Clifton following in the order numod , and
thus pntHint ; under the wiro. The driver
of B. Clifton tin to rod a protest against
Ruth S. , claiming aha was n ringer , und
that if driven she would have tukon the
hoat. The judge informed him that , ho
must reduce hia protest to writing. The
heat and rnco was given to CJoan Smith.
Time , 2:35 : ? .
Jill ! HCOIIH.
Trotting , 3:00 : class , purse 8500.
Ocan .Smith 1 1 1
Until 8 i ! 2
Katy II 5 ! It 3
Cllftiui (1 ( 4 I
Ilonry Clay 1 ilia.
JUlian Allun 5 (1U ,
The next event was the 2:31 : trot , in
which there were | Jfour entries and four
starters placed as follows : Rex , J. 0.
Igon , I'rbana , 0. ; Review , 0. II. Gallop ,
I'ahagan , Mich. ; Mattie Price , W. 11.
Johnson , Kaunas City ; J. II. McCormick -
mick , B. P. Kirk , Mason City , Iowa.
The first heat was an easy walkawty
for McCormlck , On the uond-olF Review
led to the quarter , the others having a
pop-corn time going oil' their foot. Then
McOormick took to the front , Review
next , then Mattie Price , and than Rex ,
and kept those positions to the half. On
the third quarter McCormick still kept
the load easily , and the three others
hunched and struggled for the other
places. At the finish they came in as
follows : McCormlck , Rex , Review ,
Mattie Price ; time , 2301L ;
The second boat proved a surprise
party. McCormick started out nobly ,
taking and keeping the lead , followed by
Review and Mattie stringing along , while
Rex , who had broken BO badly as to come
to almost a standstill , was trailing behind
but gathering spood. It was not till after
the half was passed that lively work bo
gan. Review pushed speedily up along
side of McCormlck , and then to the fora
and came in winner ; while Rex , making
up for bad work by n splendid spurt , got
second place , leaving McCormick third
with Mattie Price fourth. Time 2:28 : } .
The third heat was another surprise ,
Review took the load , while Rex , by one !
of hit ) breaks , fell behind and kept there ]
till the half , Ho then commenced get
tin ? to the front and came down the
alrotch ahead of Uoviow by a neck , win-
lung the heat in 2 2if. ! Mattie 1'rico
came in third , but was sot l > tck to
fourth and McCormick given third placo.
In the fourth heat Review led to the
half , while lox ? by a break fell to the
roar. Ho soon aped toward the front ,
and down the stretch it was a lively race
between the two , they trotting so close
that their wheels touched. Hex came
under the wire a none ahead , Uoviow
second , Mnttio 1'rico , by speedy making
up for bad breaks , getting In third , am
McCormick fourth. Time , 2 2S | .
Tlio fifth and finishing heat was a
lively contest between Hex and Review
It was apparently for blood , and tin
horses came down the homo atartch fo
all they were worth. Rex got his mm
under the wire first and won the hea
and race in 2:201. :
TIIK SCOUR.
Trotting race , 2J)4 : ) class. Purse , ? 500
! t > \ 2 2 1 1
li-viow II 1 1 ! 2 L
Mnttlo 1'riiv I I I H 3
McCormick 1 3 it lilif
Time , 2:301 : , 2:21 , WJk. S.V.MJ , 2:201. :
The following is the programme of to
lay's races.
I'Am.i 2:25 : CLASS. iTiisK
Ittu-k Dlckcnuin , ch p , U. .1. Johnston , Crt > J
on. In.
IMnttti- Undo , gin , | M. M. Undo , Cuuncl
tlulTs In.
Clurllo K , bl fi C. X. Ktiiery , Hoatrioo ,
Nrllio B , K in , Cnl Hati-fl , liiilopoiuloiico ,
Timrrixo 2:10 : CLASS. ITUSK $500.
Lady Mnck , lir in , A. 11 , Swan , Clitiyrnno ,
S. V. Sheldon , a g , A. A. Hombrck ,
3ity , Alo.
( 'rnco 1) ) , ch m , A. K. ( Ilnoy , Minnoniu1N | ,
II. / . l.oon.ird , 1) , < l , N. l.i'oimrd , Lin-
oln , Ni'li.
lliulil Doblo , I K , U. C. Holly , Ptiolilo ,
Citl.
COISCIL llI.l'l'I'H DKI1HY foil TWO MIAUOI.IH -
ONIMI.M.P MII.K DAM1I ,
Mablti Aloorc , Aiclno ll.itolictt , Sprlnglioltl ,
Irish Litsb f. H. C. Holly , I'noblo , Col.
Jlil'.ll'c ' , John Vrnll , 1'aitliolil , Ii. :
Little Ham , ch R , IUK ilncKHon , Molinc ,
Also rimnind rnco , club purno SI 00 ,
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HUCOESHOK TO DAVIS It BNYDKB.I
Oenoral
1TATE
1505 FAKNAM BT , OMAUA.
Have lor eale 100,000 acres carefully selected Und
ID Kaatern Nebraska , at low prlou and on cwy term *
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Taxes paid In all parti ol the HUU , ;
Uooer loaned on Improved fannr.
Notary lubllo Always la odloo
Ihltod
THE CHEAPEST PLACE itl UMAHA TO BUY
Ono of the Boat andglargest Stocks in the United State ?
toQsoloct from.
NO STAIKS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
SOUTH
THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE
'bl '
FOR ALL ARE FOUND !
Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air < & Waterl
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plete mill happy existence.
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on tlio line of the U. P. Railway mid it is less thnn 2 miles from the
Oimihn post oflico to the north line c i the town site.
South Omnhn is nearly 1J miles north and south by 2 } east and
wesLnud covers an area of nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit.
Nearly 150 lots have been sold nnd the demand is oil the increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The 500,000 beef packing house is progressing finely.
The § 30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant
supply of
PURE SPRING WATER.
The B. & M. and Bolt Line Railways have a largo force of men at
work and will , in connection with thoU. P. Railway , have a union depot
tear the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
! urnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never
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Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES.
Are tlio Cheapest. Most Durable , Smallest in Si'/.e and Lightest in.
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Vth no Hav I'rcemcs of any kind can the amount of work produced at such little expense , ( ten tons of hi
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OMAHA , - -
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Capital and Surplus. S5OO.OOO.
OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Flro and Bntylar Proof Snfoa for Kent at from f5 to $50 per annum.
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