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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-25

News and Gossip In reference to varlou.
People.

People.
W. 1. Bowman, Of M%iddlebourne, W. Va,
Is a guest at the Mcclure House.
Ex:Prslding Elder Ryan left yesterday for
his new field Of lsbors in Detroit.
j. H. Bristor, Esq, Of Martirsburg, reg
istered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. Frank E. Mccoy and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and have
rooms at the slamm House.
Mrs. Margaret stallman, Of the Island, has
returned from an extended visit to friends
in York, Pa, and Baltimore. - II sy
Mr.. Lawrence u. Sands, OF the clerical
force Of The First National Bank, will be
married to Mrs Eugenia Wagner at the
residence Of the brides parents, on Twelfth
ttreet, this afternoon.
Misses Lottie and Emma Schulz gave
charming reception to twenty or thirty o.
their lazy and gentlemen friends last even
iug, at the residence OF their father on -Four
tenth street, In honor OF their guest, Mis-
Addie L%ookhatdt, OF Cleveland.
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The Committee met again 1t Z o'clock, and
while, az remarked in the opening, the ftrmal
report has not been completed, aud will not
be until Friday evening, the Committee was
unanimously Of the opinion that charges OF
neglected. duty, in failing TO ss:ertain, as re-
quired By law, that the child admitted to The
infrmany was entitled to support from onio
county, aud that those legally responsible for
it, support were not able to keep 1t. and in
other respects, OF Incompetence, and OF OF.
fcial misconduct, should be reported to the
Board. The work Of preparing. this report
was commenced, but not concluded. The
three general cbargts raued and the speci.
fcstions under each, will be formally stated,
and this report presented 10 the Board, with
a recommendation that proceedings be conf
menced in the Circuit Court with a view to
Mr.. STEMS removal from office In the man.
ner provided by Btatute.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 25.-1:sO a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather with local rains. variable winds,
shifting to northerly In western portions
falling barometer, followed in south portion
by slight rise In barometer, stationary OF
slight fall in temperature.
Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather; with
local rains, easterly winds; growing variable
falling barometer and stationary or slight fall
II temperature, l..
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Mrs. VIM. D. Ryckmau, St. GATHERINGS
Ont, says: "R, v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y,
have used your .Fayorite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgatiye Pellets for the last three months,
and ind myselt-twhat shall ! sayl-'mddt
pe,p again are the only words that express II.
/ was reduced TO q skeleton, could not walk
across the floor without fAinting, could keep
notsingin the shape otiood on my stomach.
Myself and friends had given up all hope
my immediate death seemed certain. now
live TO the surprise OF everybody and am
able to do my own work"
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INV YoRK, October A-Leather arm;
sole 2ltSa2Sb<c.
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RKNARKs on REEr cArTLE.

The arrivals Of Beef Cattle during the week
amounted to 2,SqS head, asainAt 1901 head last
year, and, the sales were 2,C0S head, rgainst 2s36l
head lest week, and 3,Ill head the corresponding
week OF last year, and were as follows
To Baltimore Sls
To County dealers. ...... ~. ........ .... ...... ...... ..-...1 L9
To Eastern buy ~
To Washington dealeIs 10
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uunrecedented Low Prices for Gosh.

The IKE has never been seen beI0rel Col
ored Blankets AZ 500. White Blanket 81
Plaid Dress Goods 8 10 10 cent?. Fine No
hair chaugeable Iustred and Brocade q
cents. Faanels Of oil kinds good heavy all
wool, for 30cents. All wool French Cash
meres, all eolors' worth Y, LOT % cents. A
81 mar can't less than last year. Ingram Gar.
nets 25 Cents, OIL Cloths 26 cents. 10000 bolts
wall Papers, q cents n bolt. We sell cheap
for cash. JoHs RoEMER, Nos. 2029 and 202l
Main street.
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Daniel Dousherty, the renowned Phila-
delphIa orator, will lecture tomorrow night
IN the Opera House. His subject Is 'Vrhe
stSge.n Many who heard Mr. D. In this city
last winter thought him the most eloquent
orator Of the ago. He will undoubtedly
have q very large audience,
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WE wish to call special attention TO our
new Department Of Dress Silks and Vel.
vets, both In eOlors and black, plain and
brocaded. Also Seal Plushes for Cloak
lngs. We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them ut reduced prices.
l.. SRABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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stamm Hou.e, wheellnE, ". "

Hon JcHx CALLAHAN, Judge First District
Court New York, aud the Right Reverend
Bishop Giimour, 0leyeland, Ohio, have used
a. TSneha an and endorse n,
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ary io.9lc; March ilosc. April ll.lec; May
ii.S0S June 1t.Aic Julytl.62c; August n-6oe.
Wool.
NRw. YORK, October 24.-Wool quiet and steldyf
Lesd.
NEW YoRx. October 2L-Lead quiet and steady;
common Alb; refined si2O.
Leather.
NEW YoaE, october a4-Ieathst Arm HsnlOsE
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF womsn's,
misses and childrens shoea and mems fine cali
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
to which 1 invite an inspection. / have
added several new lines to those ! have been
keeping heretofore, making Rcomplete assort-
ment OF hne and medium goods.
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The following shows the range OF the ther
mometer, as observed at sohnspfs drue
store, Opera House oorner yesterday:
1852 1888
IA. N. u NJ ST. NIL NJ. IA. N. IAN. 8 7. NIT. N
4s 81 90 Is n 50 CT 81
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THERE will be an Exhibition Of Scenes
In Europe ana other countries, given by
two German Exhibitors, tomorrow after.
noon, at the Mheeiing Female College.
Doors open at 1880. Performance be.
gins ut g O'Clock. Admission 90 cents.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
poND REDEMPTION.

The Coupon Bonds Of the Belmont MAI, c,-.
ny, &UJUklNG a. It's option on liz N SSSsaSA
Septembet, 1881. will bcHdeemcd AITEIiREI
with 8 per cent premium II pIcsenIed dsJDs.A Y
prtsehi month Of October, ISIS. NAl4nS U:
~ order o.! the Board Of DiteCtrr,
OclllTn J. d, 0U BUij eSou
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

q y coLlIcrcR,s OFFICE, Oct, n ID,
The City Taxes for the year 1864. win NJ ~
Monday, the 9th day Of November. ia Saeg
peEtnrs who pay their city taxes on or ~ ~
Sd Gay Of pecehiber, 1883, will be tptIl.S ~ " Y.
count Of Two per cent thereon. Upon ali IN -. ~
on IeAl estate not paid on OF before DeeSbsa l
1883, = penalty at The rate OF ten pet crnI SnHl
mum Will be added and collected. wa
FksLERICK UERUA
oCzV City COlIesis,
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TuE DA1LY MARKETS..


NV YoEK. October 2L.-rnney * PEI cent
Prime mercantile paper GA per cont Sterling x
change benEers bills dull At S4sosG demands tssN
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ALL kinds and varieties Of fish aud oyster,
In bulk, can and shell, can be found at John
L. Wylaud & Bros, 1856 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-25

Can You find a case Of Bright's Disease o.
the Kidneys, Disbetes, Urinary or Liver Com
plants that Ia durable, that Hop Bitters hal
not or cannot cutt2 ask, your neighbors !!
they can. Trts&w
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ALL kinds and varieties OF fish, and oysters
In bulk, can and shell, can be found at John
D. Wyiand & Bros, 1855 market street
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

4 spscial meeting Of the stoctholten NJ
Wheelng Hinge Company Is hereby csILWS y =
Saturday Afternoon, November Il, ISL 49,
o'clock, for the purpose Of considering nv "
phetY OF reducing the par value Of IA c,4.,
stock o. the Company, and notice is hereby ~
81 the intention 70 pliers such meeting 4 rsSe
ton providing for such reduction, NNR
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
J, C, ERkUY, eecsi,r Z
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Petroleum.

on CRY, Pa, October N.-Oll opened Al
81 WH; reached 81 OK: declined 70 81 0sK, and
s sSsss s Ss y az: 4 s ssIss; b,Ss So. s sSIp%ca g ! ses
rerday, United Pipe Line, 1,lC0 barrels. Tide,
water, e,lsS barrels. Daily ayetage for the month,
S2,u7 barrels, Chsfterp, lei,l.T barrels. Daily
average for the month, S1,6s5 barrels, Runs Mon,
dAV, United 6,2C1 barrels; ndewater, l6,03S barrels
Daily average, 81, 965 barrels,
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NV. YoRE, October 9l.-colton quiet at IO9sa
lSsG pecenber loese lanaaly l0tsa FObrl.
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The Gsea. ealsanic DIstillatlou OF Witch Hazel
American Pine, Canadian Fur, MArigold,
Clover Blossom, ETC.,
For the immediate relief and Permanent Cure oil
every form Of CRtArrh, from q Simple Read Cold Of
Influenza to the Loss Of Hmell, Tate and Hearing,
CouEh, Bronchitis, and 1ncipient Consumption.
Aenei "a nNs SIltassf tl,sp!nta wbeIs,o,se' sSS nv:
bceiuB from ATt application and Is fapid, radical.
permanent, and never falling,
One bottle Radical Cure. one Boz Catarrhal Eolr
won't and aantord,s inhaler, all In one Jackage,
forming 4 complete treatment Of all 6rlggtSts Tor
n, AIk for Hantord'G Radical Cure. PoTTEH
Dlun Am oHIHIrkL Co, Boston.
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CHICAGO. october 2L.-The brewers Joutsal ro,
Head; market steady packing 81 2oai 70; packinI
'and ihipping u JSab Is: light 81 70a6 Is; EkIpl
g 0OaI Is. Cettle-ReceiptH u Goa head: ship
mentg 2, 900 head; market easier except on best; q,
B 10: common 10 medium O coA5 40; range Texan
s. Toa4 60: Wyoming o. 10a6 90 MoutSIa 81 10
sheep-ReceiptS 5000 head; good sheep higher
common steady; inferior 70 fair 81 0NG3 90: Eood
400 choice 81 ID; Texas u 26Gs So.
RLr LIBElTY, Pa, October 22-Catle-Reccipt,
800 head. Market dull; prime GO e0a6 25; fair "a
good IS O0G6 6i common ti26E4T. Hop-ReceIptl
i,i2S he6d. Market active; philAdelphIAs s6 100
y; Ys;tsss ss,S y'1 S5 -; ssS1p Ok l:Ao;
s5 26Gs Isl common " 0)i26I
CRCIsNATI, October 2L.-LIye hogs steady aud
arm, common aud Light 8 B6ai IS; packing AVID
bIiche,B' o. 5oas 10. Receipts 4,G0j head thip.
mentl 1900 head.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, october 23,-In dry goodsthe,e was
more attention OF an irregular character, with
quest for miscellaneous EE0Etnents, gives q fair o.
al Of sales, The market, however, LACKED In en-
ergy. There d moro doing With iobbefS IN the way
Of f~eassortmenu. The tone Of the market "a very
strong.
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srocKs-The squeeze Of the .'shorts,n begun last
week, made further progIeS to-day: AZ the oren,
lug the market IVES buoyAnt and In fact GOT beyonu
the control Of the bulls, and for q short time me
opening figures were xalaS per cent ABOVE
the cloSe Tuesday night. Rock Island and Mtchl'
gan Central led the upward movement
About II O'clock tIldeiS SHOWED disposition 70
take prohts, and Adecline Of Aa1M per coat t5ek
place, the latter IN IinhIgAn Contra, which teli %
SIX. Instead oldecllnln4, as expected. ~ me
Willard shArea EdYenked upon the announcement
In Wall street. (the news had not yet tound iS Wsy
from court n ar1Sy that applications had been I1Ade
for intunctionG 10 prevent the tfsne o. tceo %
m0rtgage bonds II the Northern PACING. rms
strength In ,these shares was REGARDED - AnoWipe
that The large holders as also The officials OIL Tue
roads attach no importance 70 the legal proceed
iDgs,
gained force, In the last hour Intense excitement
prevailed, owing 10 an effort OF the bears 70 cover,
Vanderbilt ShAres. Oregon d Trans ;Conti9entAl
| Western Union, LackAwRnna, Missouri Paethca AUD
Northern Pacific continued the festufes Of tile mar
kGt II Is reported that one prominent bear alone
covered 2O,o shares. L~ackawannR and Manitoba
advanced sharply, and the principal shorts Mere
afforded no opportunity 70 cover short int9ies1i 10
stock Tho rise was stimulated by the report thAt Q
syndicate Of Boston capitalists had made . bio iof
d iRrge block ofslock. Oregon Navigation was con.
spicuousf rAiump ot6h points TO ll2H. The mafkei
left OF buoJAnt al or near the best price4 OF the day.
n. - f0a nm shea "HH
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BRADYoED, Pa, October 2i.-petroleum very dull,
steadIer aud In sympathy with the stCsk. Totai
runs Tuesday 76.6lI barrels; shipments 7O,2s5 bar,
rVls charters ISl, IN barrels; cleatAnces to-day 6yOEl.
do barrels. United Fpe Line certificates opened
at 800. and closed at q OK; highest price q OK
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0nice. NosI as and "a Fourteenth street.


For sale-3Oo Cheap Farms.
For sale-Farms In Shenandoah Valley.
New Crop New Orleans Mo!aees-A. G.
Opera Hous,-Dan and Josie Morris Sui.
Undertaking and Eabalming-a. Mendel
9 Banner Bal Baking Powder.
Is. g., the Chief Blood Purlfer-Thlrd
Fine Winter wraps-J.s s. Rhodts & Co.
DR.. John L. Smith-Third page.
The Pittsburgh Dispatsh-Head OF Local.
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Tho market Is fairly Supplied with hogs this
about equal 10 that Of last weeks offerings. The
numbers run about 1870 les than the previous
week, but they seem 10 be equal 70 q mUderate
and Iair demand. Pic ] are a slight ff1ction OF
and the better krAo, 4 at 7a71Ic, not q gie1t many
bringing the latter figure Last year a. this time
hogs sold at 9kauc with extra q shade higher.
." -ux suvpu u1,W- IT If
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Is. P. 8. Q. anta+slisX
d, r. bonds, hutA-..u9H
q. r. Land GnlntS,. .t01N
q, r. sinking ftind..Il6h
TEX. PAc land grt- "
Bio Grand div. 7SH
Elk. lat,
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TIrusvILR, Pa, October q. -Petroleum opened at
81 %; highest 81 cox; lowest 81 0S5z: closed at
81 OK. Shipments 7O,20 barrels; runs 1851 bar.
relSi charters la4, IN barrels,
PrnBuRsH, Pa. October 2i.-The afternoon ses.
SION was dpli; trading lieht; opened a. 9 g, de-
BATfnaoRE. October 2L-petrolaum dull and
nominal: refined SNaS5fc.
NEx YoRx, Observation-Disclosures steady; United
.flOak,
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE, OHEAP-THE MOST m.
Il EGANT Reiidcnce for build Sud location 1.
the South Side, containing all ntdem lnEtIE
ments. Full 60 II loL and on ChGplue ittt
where the new paved street d being laid. NiiE
sold very cheap, House iurDiihed thrO1Et0t
Gold with or without furniture. lnQulle Din
WARD lARKIE, Ills MGH street. a
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Ctsctss4rI, October 2l.-Flour steady and I'M,
changed. Wheat stronger at Of 0lHql 02H cash;
81 DIAL OK November 81 05 January; o. OF Feb.
ruGry. Com IN good demand At 60Ac, Oats dull
a. 2gtzasO.. Rye quiet At SIC Pork steady at
snafoe At bdTc. Bacon firm; shoulders &c; clear rib
Tfc; clear SIC. Whisky active and Arm at stl3.
Butter unchanged,
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The market has been fairly Bctiye to-day on the
better grades q shade hiShe than they were then.
Some dealers thought that the figures were 10
higher for good butcher clttie, while Common cat
Tie were nohigher than they we've then. The 9uaL.
ity averages q title better than last weeks offer
i1gS. PIice1 SAGE, with few at the lower figure.
Mast t4lts from 4a6kc.
Milch Cows-Go1d COWS are scarce. We quote Of
Wholetale SOILS fsch, rr
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ToLEpo, O., October 2i.-Theat, dull; No. !
white Michigan 81 o.: No. 2 white 9SR95Hc; No. 2
rcd winter spot 81 Goal o555II; October nominal al
99Hc: November 99lc; December 81 02H asked;
No. 3 fOd 9l%aeixc; rjectrd 76G79c. Corn dull;
high mixed SIC; 30. Z spot and october 6E;j4t;
November 60Ac: December 1875 year 4oHc: January
4Sc; May Sic; rejected 49a49Ac; no grade 46al7c.
Oats dull: No. 2 spot and October 29kc; November
SOC asked: December 80kc; No. 2 white 3lNG re.
jtcted 2sHc. Clover seed; prime medium SPOT and
October IS 10; November IS 12X; December l7H;
No. 2$iSS.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Flrm.
STATE SEcuRTIES-Dull
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Our New Loan end Improvement u

Our New Loan end Improvement 90
investigation into the matter con-
vinces us that II OF the most equita.
BILE, reasonable and feasible plans Of
building houses Is that proposed and
IN operation by the Mercantile Loan,
Trust and Improvement company of
this city. BY investing in shares in
this institution, which Is backed by
some of our best and most reliable
business men, it becomes possible and
comparatively easy for a man of mod
crate means to secure a comfortable
home for himselt and family. In TAX
iug a certain number of shares, at q
certain monthly Payment, In a few
years a man can own q house
Of hts own for about the sans "a
he pays monthly for rent. We
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company, by organizing and opening
up for %bu,ihess, having filed a long
felt want In Council Bluffs. Their
plans and system of loans will bear
the most careful scrutiny and exam
i~nstion, and we have no hesitsncy in
~pronouncirg them reasonable and
equitable, aud backed by gentlemen
Of honor and integrity. As the COM
pany exists II becomes at once an In
stitution of value and credit to our
city and those who desire homes.
Their president is T. A. Kirkland;
vice president, Judge Peske; SEQ
rotary, /. II. Berry; treasurer, Col.
Beebe, and their Off o Is In the base
ment Of Shugart's and McMahon's
new block, corner Frat avenue and
Pearl stree ian27-ly
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10

-Mrs. Clara Hoffmayr, wife Of Col. J.
@. Hoffnayr, died at her home in this city
Thursday night about II o'clock, after a
serious i'll ess extending over o period Of
several months. She was a most estimable
lady and had been marriad to her present
husband about four years. Besides him
she leaves n child. She was a daughter
of Gen. Bruno Tzschuck. formerly secre.
tAry of tho state Of Nebraska and now
consul to Vera Cruz. The funeral will
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
James Thomas & Co. rise to remark
that yesterday the type located them
at $50, when THEN place of business ia
GU Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
A HOSPITAL FLAN.
A Public Meeting to Endorse the
Scheme-Active Work Begins.

A meeting Of citizens was held last
evening to take steps toward organic.
ing a hospital ard home for the friend.
less. e l. Shugart was chosen chair
nan and Rev.J g Lsmer, secretary.
1t was explained that the ladies had
star ed a home for the friendless ON a
small but growing scsle, under the
relief association Of the Baptist church.
The drift of the meeting seemed to be
to give this all possible encourage
ment and to center mo Q especially on
the hospital. A resolution was adopted
favoring a hospital plan and invitii G
all citizens to cooperate without re-
gard to faith or party. Remarks
fayoring the plan were made by d. G
Bloomer, DR.. Hart, Dr.. Cook, F. j.
Evans, Rsv. MI. Hamlin, John Ahlee
and others. A committee was ap-
pointed consisting of Messrs. Shugart,
j. j. Brown and Lemsn to select fit
teen persons willing to associate them
selves AS inoorporators Of such a plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Dr.. West, Dentist, ID Pearl street,

Thomas Lin6e en-, who for o long time
kept q hotel in this city bearing his name,
left the city recently with his family. hav.
ing had financial troubles here, and not in.
forming his friends and creditors whittier
be was going. 1t was supposed that he
had gone to Dakota, but nothing was heard
definite until last evening, when his broth.
er.in.law Henry Teller received o tele.
gram stating that Thomas Linden had died
on the cars and his body had been taken
off at Sleepy Eye, MINI. All further in.
auirios have thus far proved fruilless. Mr..
Linden leaves a wife and eight children,
the Oldest only about fifteen years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10

The yyuug ,lan Burns, who CON-
planned of Officer Morse for larceny, u d
who was in turn arrested on a like charge,
h.s been discharged, the evidence not be.
ing sufficient to convict. The case against
Morse, brought before Justice Vaughan,
has gone to Justice Schurz on q change of
enn and is st for q hearing this morning
q. 8 o'clock. 1t is claimed by Morse that
the case will never come to trial, but if he
cares for his own reputation he 81 all see to
it that all the facts are shown up, if there
are facts to clear him from such a charge.
An officer on the police force cannot afford
to rest under a cloud, and if he is willing
to do so the city cannot afford to have him.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Q

G. L, Shay, of Quincy. is at the Ogden.
A. W. Thompson, of Burlington, ia in
the city.
J. TesbauRh, Of Minneapolis, is st the
Pacific.
w. Kinsey, Of Peoria, i, an Ogden house
guest.
Frank Barnes, of Cleveland, is a Pacific
house guest.
o. A. Smith, Of Sioux City, waS at the
Pacific yesterday.
W. W. L kinS. of Philadelphia, was at
the Ogden yesterday.
George II. Gould. of Davenport arrived
in the city yesterday.
G. j. Ballard. of Des Mcines, was in
the Bluffs yesterday.
Sid Sehram. of Bedford. Iowa, was
visible here yesterday.
j. w. Vanderer, of Chicago. registered
ct the Ogden yesterday.
G.. S. Hubbard, of New Orleans, dined
at the Ogden yesterday.
Constable Tom Skinner. was taken sud.
denly Ill yesterday afternoon.
l.. M. Paisley and w. A. McClintock,
of Sidaey, spent yesterday here.
Il. p. Sheldon, of Leadville, was among
Yesterdays arrivals at the Pacific.
w. d. Cromie and w. II. Jones, of
Woodbine, spent yesterday in the city.
Fred A. Field, one of Chicago's best
known commercial tourists, wac at the
Ogden yesterday.
Sheriff Hyers, Of Plattsmouth, was In
the city yesterday, and favored The BAs
with . call. though not on business.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10

best In the state, and one OF the best
n the whole country, and there Ia the
promise OF some excellent meetings
this season, arrangements having been
already made for having a spring
meeting, another on the Fourth Of
July, and a third in the Fall, while
throughout the setson there will be
enough speedy horses here to got up
pretty passab!e sport.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEAKS.

Keep tho money in the county.
Buy ia the market nearest to you
rhese arc economical PRINCIPLES which
no individual or city eau ignore and
prosper. We note tie growing ten
denotes Of our dealers to handle the
products OF Omaha factories. Oar
city has no cracker or soap factories
Omaha has, and we bry largely from
them, and this is as 1t should be.
Now Omaha has no merchent mills, and
we want a market there for our hjur.
L. Is a fair return and favors must not
be all one way.