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Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY, DECEABER II 1884

many that it Is more blessed to give than
receive.
Little Lula, the four.year.o old daughter
Of Fred Lamb, is suffering from a peculiar
accident. She was sitting on q trunk
with some yarn aud a crochet needle In
her hand, when she accidentally slipped
off and fell face downward, the needle
passing through one cheek.
Some of the saloon men are kicking
about paying any more license money
under the ''pop.ordinsnce." Cases are
to be brought against the delinquents,
and two or three are set for a hearing on
the ID of January before Judge Ayles-
worth.
John B. Cough, the wonderful tenn
persnce lecturer, expects to arrive here
this evening en- route for Sioux City,
where he lectures Saturday evening. He
will be accompanied by his niece, who
will be the guest of the Misses Walker.
An effort will be made to get Mr., Cough
to lecture here Fridey evening, and If
arrangements can be made due announce.
ment will be made of the fact.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is q list Of real estate
transfers filed yesterday in the recorders
office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as
furnished by A. j. Stephenson, abstrao
tor, real estate and loan og mt, Council
Bluffs, Iowa, December "a, 1884:
j. P CAssdy TO r. tbeccs j. Dalton; |,
?, biz 10, Casady's add; S3OO.
). NJ. Palmer to J. A. Murphy; part
1t 10, blk 10, Riddles sub; $3.50.
Charles Young TO Marletts Strong; NV
mel "a n A; 1885.
Total, 81, 535,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
THE DIS COURT.
Several Criminals TO Be Sent Across
The State.

In the district court yesterday Judge
Loofbourow sentenced Charles Won Blu
low to nine months in the penitentiary
for the larceny of some clothing.
Floyd Cousins, the darkey who bur-
glarized the meat room of the Ogden
house, was sentenced to two years In the
penitentiary.
John Hunter, who burglarIzed Mr..
Kasner's house in Hazel Dell township,
was sentenced to eighteen months.
L. @. Taylor was tried for attempting
to steal a trunk out of the Creston house
and was found guilty.
Tom Howard, arrested for robbing a
man named Crouch, was found guilty of
assault.
Chas. N. Coburn, charged with setting
fire to Dyes store, in Macedonia, was on
trial yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

An attempt to set fire to Stella Longs
house is reported. The fends had
planned well for a blaze, an old glue pot
being filled with oil and bits of papers,
and a lighted candle get in this, and the
whole placed under the rear of the build.
ing. BY some chance the candle tipped
over, and out of the road of the inasma,
bic materials, and went out, thus saving
even the start of a blaze. One of the
novel features of the case found to be
that the fire tre-fiend had used as part OF
his material a piece of paper on which
was written the names of Company No.
l of the fire department, and an old score
of some game Of seven. up.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
~ j TsMLRRR u.

200 Upper Broadway, again to the Front.
Study, reflect and come ana Examine, and see for
yourselves what you can buy for Cal at my place.
quote YOU a. follows:
ID lbs granulated sugar for. 90
10 lbs q sugar for ] 90
10 lbs While eY @ sugar Tor. ................ / 20
20 bars Kinks white Russian soaD for. .......... ! 90
90 bars Palma, equal to Kirk's Russian soap for. / 90
20 bars Kinks blue India soap for. ............. / 90
Dupont's best powder per ID ...,......".m.. 81
IS boxes OF matches for. ......-....... %
French mixed candy per 10 l2tc.
syrup California honey drips, per gal......,... 30
Syrup, warranted strictly pure Vermont maple
peTsal ''''''' '''''' l "
A No. ! English currants II b. for."m"".."..,. ! 90
Lewis Lye, genuine 10 ioXes FIR. ............ / 90
Canned blackherriCs, preserved, o cars tor o.. l co
Canned 8 Id Yellow pc sch eg T. white syrup 3 for. ! 90
Canned 3 ID LIST quality T matoes. 10 for. ...... l 90
A M l white fish, per kit, ........,.. ........ 20
PpTg Mixed Candy, per pound e.. .'.... .lP!o
l6cto zoe per III.
Fi0ur-We sell the celebrated Patent Fancy per
cwi, 50 70.
We Keep everything usuall7 kept in o First Cass
Grocery, and warrant Q yerything We sell. Goods de.
livered f,eo In a0y phrt OF the city. also handle
end Shoe, am a gocd assortment Of Tiu"sro Roc
member; | will not only DO not undoraold on any
goods, but wi sell 20 per cent below Guy Competition
ia the city We are now recCivi z On invoices Of y ia
In "hicE we can give the greatest EargGins eYor olere
10 the city My expenses are yeTr lgst, with no
Rents 70 pay | am ouabled and vii! sell cheap far
CASH. Call when you want thobe OF Bargains in
my line,
j. p FILBERT,
200 Upper Broadway, Ouncil Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
UPSET SALE AT MErCALF BROS

Persons puzzled over the question
What shall l buy for a Christmas pres
emit" will find the question easily solved
by visiting the establishment Of @. b
%Jacquemin & Co., 27 Main street, and
examining their well selected stock suit.
able for this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
A Slick One.

Mr. Seth Phelps, of Elliott, Iowa, was
the victim the other night OF one of the
nestest bits Of burglary yet perpetrated
here. He had q room on the ground
floor of the Revere house, aud although
a light sleeper, took the p~recaution to
put his p~antaloons under tie pilIoy and
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

lock the door Of his room, bat some sly
thief gained entrance through his window,
took his p~antaloons from under his pill.
low, unlocked the door. slid out through
the rear hall, unlocked the door there
and vent out without arousing anyone.
he left the pantaloons out doors, but
made away with $50 which was In one Of
the pockets.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS

Fl. A. Collins, late of Toronto, has
opened an art studio In the rooms of
Barke's gallery, 100 Main street, and is
prepared to supply portraits In oil and
crayon in the latest style. Satisfaction
guaranteed and inspection invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
$40 REWARD

gen REV RO paid Tor information OF present
~ ~ 10 atiCn pair no SOS. WAGON and ha
mor'g gel b William ID Hall 10 Thomas al enton
Bay horse seven years old l, 90 pounds, scar left
hind leg, black horse nine years old, star 10 for
Aed main Ia right hind ieg " gon, Coooer make,
the inch set d1nhle h rne~s, tai on from p lttawAtt.
aGie county in August Ten dollars reward for
dsEver Of said Han. Hall d SCH edGs about 5
fee'lCInches, andy complexion, b.. Id hesr IN top
"lk' ers 6ro~nish red. stout h built, obout 4oy care
cd. .tpIl y to lie pard Eve rett, attorney At law
Cuncil Bluffs, Iowa,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

McClurg's pelf-rising buckwheat -four
Is the best. Try 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
Goods.

Large sale of household goods to-day
at 1 o'clock, p. m, in front of Bowman
& Rohrer's warehouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

Ask your grocer for McClurg'u self
raising buckwheat. Try 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

Wall paper and interior decorations al
p, G. Miller's, Is Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour
always ready for use. Try 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS

Be sure you get McClurg's self rising
buckwheat flour.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24
An IncenuIary's Work.

DR.. G. G. Hazsn, Dentist, 100 Main at.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-24

UPSET SALE AT MErcALF BROS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
The German Hog, Too.

Several cases OF trichinp have recent
~ occurred in Bavaria and SaXony,
sections where American pork, owing
10 the rigid prohibitory laws kept in
force by Prince Bismarck, is never
seen or eaten. And nearly all these
eases were fatal, too, the victims dying
In great agony. Here Is vindicatlon
for the American hog and rebuke for
the German chancellor, for the latter,
In his zeal TO exclude American meats
from Germany, has virtually assumed
that the parasites k own as trichiuG
are peculiarly American institutions,
not to be found In the swine Of any
other country, and least of all, Ger
many. IL is related that the
chancellor was fairly astounded when
he heard the news from SaXony and
Bavaria, and could not believe 1t until
the facts were established by expert
scientific and medical testimony. Ii
is thus demonstrated that the German
hog Is AS dangerous as his American
brother. Prince Bismarck Is n stub.
born old soul, and 1t is not to he ex.
pected that he will yield his point
abont keeping American pork out o
Kaiser Wilhelm's domains. But il tn,
chancellor Is con istent man he will
assuredly enlurgehispate policy b,
placing the German hog under ban
too, and prohibiting the use of porl
anywhere in Germany. This will
raise n howl and mayhap rcvolu
ton. 1t has been long time since
whole people were commanded TO no
eat pork. When Moses thus laid dow
the law Westphalia hams and deliciou
breakfast bacon We're unknown an
the great law-giver had never cate
pork save In tho shape Of spare-rib
backbones and fresh-cuts. But ca
the German chancellor prevail spo
his people M Moses did the Jews? Il
must do 80 to be consistent, for he HI
time and again avowed that his W;
against the American hog comes chic
ly from his regard for German healiI
And now, according TO this, the &c
man hog must 'go,n too. 1t will
amusing to watch the chancellor
course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

! American voters had called him there
| ian feeling that will lead to u rectinca-
dion OF the great wrong--the wrong
dono to the country, not to Mr.. Tildep.
Still Mr.. Tllden has repeatedly anu
with apparent sincerity declared tha'
lac viii not accept nomination II ten
dercd to him by the Democratic party
and his intimate friends say this Is a
resolution that he cannot he moved
from. Nevertheless II does not escape
notice that these very friends who IN
sIst that nothing could tempt the
Gramcrcy sage from his privacy are tue
loudcst in trumpeting his superiority
over rival Democrats and contend that
the party must nominate him or so
into the campaign with feeble hope OF
success.
Peopleare beginning to think That
Mr.. Tilden doth protest too much, .
and that he is really not so shy OF q
presidential nomination as he wotld
have the public believe. Politicians
like to have Offices forced on them. IL
makes them appear bigger than the
party to he besought to accept nomi-
nation. The Iroquois club letter, the
West Virginia instructions aud The
pilgrimage of the Pacific coast states
men" to Grcystone recently, all give
color to the conclusion that Mr.. Til
den would not refuse nomination by
the Democrats. ii this belief obtains
In the party, one does not risk n great
deal by stalking his reputation as a
political seer on thepredic,lon that the
next president will be n Democrat and
that his name will be signed to public
documents as "Samuel j. Tilden."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
A Tildon Rodiviyus,

The first boom Of the Tllden artillery
csmes from West Virginia, which has
instructed her delegates TO the Demo-
cratic convention to cast the twelve
votes OF that state for Tilden. Taken
In connection with the recent utter
ance OF Mr.. Tilden In letter to the
Iroquois club the action of West
Virginia may 10 regarded US "a big
Tilden redivivus.
The foremost Idea sought TO he Inn
pressed upon the country by Mr., Til.
den through tho medium OF his COM
municatinn to the lroquois club was
tho inIqult, of the great fraud by
which he was excluded from the pfesI-
dency ania defeated candidate seated.
And Mr.. T:lden does this In u manner
10 confirm the reputation Of Ills politi-
cal astuteness. He does not allow any
expression 10 escape that Will direct
attention TO himself ~ tho sufferer by
that fraud. He makes the people
think Of themselves as having been
beaten out u their chosen candidate,
and keeps them thinking OF them
selves AS tho iujured party, This il
wisdom. For Mr.. Tildeu AZ an Indl.
vldunl the feeling Il not so intense a
70 mako his wrongs live presidential
Issue; hui for Mr.. Tiaden AZ the candl'
dAsc and representative ~ a great
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
PARKER COUNTY.
The New Court.IIouse Contradictions
peCts-Licenses
uoyroapondence OF the 0nnetto.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
WnAritp RFnWp, Apr l7.--Our new court
house project has assumed u definite shane
The commissioners court, which has been I'm
session during the week. adopted tho plans
ana SPECIFICATIONS of Architect Dodsun of
Wneo for n house orSsN 100 feet three .tn,,ss
high. 10 bc built of cut stone. II Will contain
rooms inr every county officer II a each once
Ia whlch thefe are valuable records win have
one or more ilre'mo' vaults, making seven
vaults IN NIL. Th'rS v IA be n large npd hand
some courtroom each for tho county niiI
district courts. There VIII also be n cotnferi-
able grand Jury room and two petit fury
rooms. This Will oby iato many ssrions III,
jertous to the old house, which, ultho, 81,
~ most excellent h 'usr. was not large on ou,,h
for the present mead OF tho county There
wero not enough oiAces la accommodate.
! all the officers there Mas NJ grand fury room
| and the petit Jury rnUms We're mere cudiy
holes unworthy OF he name. The county
| Judge WIS ordered To advertise orblds n Tho
about the 18th OF Ma! the bids 10 DO opened
| ON the 9Th of June.
There arc several excellent rock quarrics
| Within "a mile or two OF WNNtherfor,l Witch
AFFORD an excellent bLiiding materi ii, and IL
tinds ready market here AT nfty cents per
| pcich.
The crop prospect romans excellent. II
be the best crop harvested this sea,
son that there has been for years
while every other kind OF crop
and the iip.r Yea. tina, Ia even so, but a more
comforting a, surance from a Igiier source il
"Thc Lord VIII provide stop your nnlsy
starved yet though doubtless YOU have dc.
served TO many ~ lime Tor whining 80 much
d. Your duty ard II win all come right.
The following marriage licenses were issucd
! To-day, which nrc MI s.nco my Inst report
Geo, Turner 10 Miss Nevada Sprawis, tieorr,
M' HAL 10 hiss n. H. Weatherspoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Ii will be remembered that ex-Gov,
Hubbard, several wee KS ago, In an in
tervicw with The GAZETTE correspon-
dent at Waco, alluded To AN Invitation
he had received to be present Mt the
Iroquois club banquet on the 18TH inst,
and respond 10 the toast "rhe Canvass
This Year, The ex-governor said he
did not hope to- be able to attend, and
II seems that he did not. But he sent
u letter and II was read. i was n
CHEEKY, enthusiastic, readable letter
somewhat like the speeches Hubbard
makes, and thus, measurably, u "gush-
ing" document, But 1t was II goodish
sort OF letter after all--breathed ortho-
dox Democracy and act out some clear
cut Ideas. AS the ex-governor had Il
forego the pleasure of being at Chicago
personally, we again renew the sugges
ton that he will be n prime man to
send there in July AS delegate. II
asked by the Democracy OF Texas 10 q,
he Will comply and he will be heard
In the convention, credltab,y to him.
self and Texas, Ills speech at Clncin,
natl four years ago was one of the hap
piest made ON the floor of the nationa
convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

TIN Texas Farm aud Ranch hints
that the Republicans had deep'laid
purpose in calling the state convention
20 meet ut Fort Worth, instead OF Il
more central or southern locality. Its
theory is that the further away from
the negro belt, just in proportion VIII
the negro element In the convention
be lessened, leaving the white ltepub-
leans the majority, which will be free
to six things untrammeled by the
negro influence. II Is an interesting
theory, but the Farm and Ranch does
not seem to have studied the Negro
character very closely. The darkS
who is u delegate to the convention
will manage, by hook or by crook, tc
he here on the Goth inst Richard
Nelson will come If lac has to count
tlesn all the way from Galveston to
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

IT is risky business that some
Democrats are INDUCING IN, rldlculing
the idea of Mr.. Tlden As the Demo-
cratic nominee this year. Some Of the
scoilers who talk OF the mummy"
aud the senile ociogcnariau may be
treated about the 10th or llth of July
to dish, smoking hot and strong. OF
''crowp--thc crow that men sometimes
eat hutnever "hanker AFTER Stranger
things have occurred In American
politics than the denomination of Mr..
Tilden viii be--if 1t occurs. AZ long Us
he lives he Is an Issue In h!mself,and Il
not nominated himself, there Is q
very well defined prospect that he will
beabie, II he 30 desires, to dictate the
nomination. Ifyou don't fancy Mr.
Tilden, let him alone, brethren-at al
events, don't ridlcule him. IL will h
hot enough for you In July, withou
incurrlng the risk OF having 10 swal
low u dish of hot crow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

TIE Blaine boom grows noisiercVofy
dav. II Ia nearly as loud ns II was III
1876. And yet Blaine does not open
his mouti, to say he will take the nom
,not,on II rendered him. The ex-prein'
lar il PLAYING the most cautious aud
sll,,on, rnme ofhls life. II is neck OF
rothInp with him how, for, II defeated
this year, his prestige will be too seri'
ous,y Unmarried to give him prominence
,,r ,o,entlaIIty four years from now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Collision and Wreck.

PirrsnuRa, PA, April Is.-By neg
lect OF the telegraph operation at Steu-
benville, 10 deliver tho proper train
orders, two freight trains on the Pan.
handle road collided near Wheeling
Junction this morning at 4 o'clock.
Both engines and ten cars We're com
pletely wrecked. Braliemen Fisher
aud Wright and Fireman Flaherty
were slightly injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

on the basis OF ilIiteracy Texas wiz
he entitled to about $s,5oo,ooo OF the
fund proposed by the Blair educational
lin and, rs to population, about
81 100000. Ignorance IL Ms great q
menace to the welfare and prosperity
Of the country AS floods, epidemics ana
shallow harbors and rivers, on all OF
which the national government spends
money freely. II Is just as well to
spend some OF the surplus millions IN
keeping back the tide OF Ignorance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Arrest and Suicide.

NEw HAVEN. Conn, April 1s.--
Charles A. Spauldlng, suspected OF
completely In stealing jewelry, was ar
rested last night, but while tile detec-
tive was eating lunch, Spauldlng shot
himself Ave times. His wounds are
fatal. He said he could not bear the
disgrace of arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
Ialoods I'M Maine.

Errswoarn, Mn, April is.--The
water IN Unlon river IL the highcsl
known for years, and still rising.
fearsars entertained for tue safety OF
the boums and dams. Serious washou's
on the Shore Line prevent the run
ming OF trains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

~. s.,,nnAy MomNNc. ArnL y.

cop,ty orTils GAZETTE containing
the cartoon can be obtained ~ VI" ~
oo,ce. and all orders by mail VIII
be promptly dlled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

1uuor sapls is homeward bound
his commission In his pocket 'scf
Eyaus has his face set Texasward' 700
and there isa grudgc in his pocket
There will be fun at Fort Worth on 'h'
oo,l, inJnnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

1rpcr srAyroS appears to be me
man, IN the Seventh district ,,S a wmo
M, ma called on TO tackle Tom
O,blltree this fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

pratIassss,; nor ofsS,:
s At No tAe vy
and a. Jgh prizes Ia sit1
Of Mn,I,u,oose unstI0'ss
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ellie ' n,',a The wat sss.,
was a pcs,pes, oihsr,s's'
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REQUIRED r,,,',s q IL
had he 'ls so,.he dlsls'a'
fame ma uSe,,,Iet, ia D.
toim, auu The insl,,
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had i ,oIs ofthe iS iI%,
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drew n,,' oIs,n'
his Iml proud ! cfLis ,ss''
ant ,ca snae srvis,' Y
The y na,,e'' ,s,lthourS,
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have hawai-, els Sa1galn't d. -, ~
II won ,Suly sulnm;is
peers srsd sa INDEED, klre
m moi ~ lor this IN, n
his az ~ repcse aud n.y.
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claim Of human, }
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and no American lle-io,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
SrOCH'eI3
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ports d mswTolly
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19

Tongue of the dumb, eyes OF ,ne
blind. feet of the impotent, his voice
alone, among the voices that were ev'
erywhere heard and needed, was, sen.
by God 10 challenge every wofu, -
look, or deed, that seemed TO ili' ~,
sibly to palliate oppression or 20 oou
fort the oppressor. pivinely eo'i i,,,"s.
stoned, he WAS not, indeed, to 10 Illus
lice; but the human heart Is very T."
lient with the hero who, In MS suon'
uous and sublime conflict, u so.ne
times he does not clearly see ana sunny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-19
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
rolcgy on the Character aud Life WORK
Of the Great Apostle OF
Human Liberty.
From ChaIus and Dungeons Into the
Light OF Perfect Day.
Echoes Of Single Voice Striking the
shackIes From Nation.
Brilliant aud Scholarly Speech OF Geo.
VIM. CARTS.

BosroY, April 1s.--At the Wendell
Phillips Memorial meeting to.uhy'
Geo. VIM. Curtis OF New YORK ue
llvered an elaborate and eloquent au'
dreas upon the life and virtues oil me
dead asltator. The text of Mr.. Curtis
speech is given rs follows: