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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-12

the school.
CT. MARY'S COLLEGE, GARIBALDIP
- o., CASTOR Co, n. q. Conducted By the
Benedictine Fathers. Terms. $40 per col
gate ear of ten months. For particulars,
address REV. DIRECTOR.
MEDIA tPA.) ACADEMY ils for Business
VI or College. Special Drill for Backward
Boys. Single or double rooms. All studens
board with Principal. SWITHIN c. SHORT.
LIDGE Harvard A. b and A. NJ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-12

Cotton region bulletin for a hours end
ing p. m:
SAVANNAH. Sept. II. p. NJ. Eastern time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-12
SOuthera Home SChOOI fan GirIS,

1877 IL 1919 n Charles ST., Baltimore
MRS. W. NJ. CARY. - Miss CARY
Established 1872. French the Language Of
the School.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-12

SMoKE SCOTCH CAP CIGARETTES.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
SInftes &apiteI.
Sic Srcu0en Der SnscnD nno
ocS 2anoIebcns.

Oie LANCE &eiie mar benz gnbe nabe ses
fommen. 3wiiden %anmutbisen .Siseln,
sei9mift nit Der eblen Gebe pon Gofap,
Lief Der @es bin uno fibrte in bic Stabt
elm. 9o9 wouten bic ensen @a1en unb
biitsrn Sauier berislben ii9 gang unb gar
nidt gu Der idOnen Natur rings lumber
ididen. Geses 2eben berri9te inbeIen
aud bier; benn es trafen in Gofap bic
SanbslsitraBsn uon Ssltsrrsi9, BON Sies
benbirsen unb poIen sulammen. Der
Batter lieB cine Slaide bes eSelitsn Gotups
erweines auf ben Slid iesen. Der mun=
bette unb bra1te bel 9laen rolenrotbe @ans
gen unb sldnsenbe @usen berpor! = Damn
beiprad iid Der @raf, wie er es ME gu uers
idumen pfleste, nit benz @irtb iiber bic
Decentralization bss Srtes unb Der @ss
seno. Defenders absr befraste ct beniels
ben iiber ben bsrilbmten Weinbau bieier
@ssenb. limb Der Wirtb ~antwortste: Die
6iiselreibe, auf weIder Der weItbetannte
Totapsr sewonnen wirb, beiBt bic 9espala.
9ie ebelife Dirt res Weines Iiefert nur elm
tleinsr Vesirt unb wirb an zen sndbisiten
&niier mad @ien sei9itt. 9ln serinsern
grten abr, Die iebo9 nod immec ale ans
bern l%ln9arrpsine iibertreffen, weroen eins
bunSertie93istauienb Sinner idbrlid sepons
men uub in ale @elt uerianbt. Nab turs
ser Rube sins es raid gum Sbore bon Gos
tap binaus. Die Iette Easreiie wurbe ans
setreten. S9on bdmmerten bic blaren
Yerse auf an bsren SUP ber Srt lag, NO
Die 9ersen iebniu@tspOl barrenber 5reunbe
ibnen entsesenwalten. @raf Nornbeim
bate ben Gag ieiner Mntunft NIT m0sli9s
fer Beitimmtbeit poraussemelbet, unb
slidIi4er Weiie bate Der fleine llnfau I'M
tarpatbil6en @sbirse feins St5ruus perur.
iadt. = Sett eben bosen iie UNI einen 0tes
benbisel, Der, oils wollte CT nit ibnsn i9er>
sen, ted in ben Wes bineintrat. Sn bies
fem Nusenblid fog Elm unsarii9er 9teiter
beran, we@ieIte NIT benz Suti9er wenise
Worte, unb mar, wie CT unperiebens err
idienen, 10 aud wieber ~peri9punben.
Nun wdbrte es nidt LANCE, fisb'l ba rift
aus einem naben pain, bur9 wel@en Der
Wes fibrte, cine sIdnSenbe S9aar bsruor,
nit Grompetsrn an Der Spite. Sin tSerr
uno cine Dame fibrten ben 3uS on. 3wei
Pdr9en, ie ein 6nabe unb elm Mdsblein,
folsten. giele 0teiter i'm i90niten But
md9ten ben Dei9luB. Oas mar ber bra:
pc Geep nit ben Seinisen. Sein isbns
lii@tiSes l9erS bate ben Insenblid ni4t
erpurten %tOnnen, bic seliebten Sreunbe gu
bswiarommeu. @rat Nornbeim, pon sleis
der Bsseiiteruns per 5reuboi6aft ersrifisn,
iprans nit einem Iautem feb ba! feb ba!
aus benz @asen. .9lae bic Seinisen fOls:
ten ibm mad, wOrauf Die unsarii9en 5reuns
De BON ben &oiien itieseu. Wel9' elm Sus
Del! wsld' cine Wonne! Weld elm berBin:
niSes 8esriiBen! Damn wanbel:en @ae
inter unabIdBisen acknowledgement,
unter anmutbisen @eiprd4en, 9enb In
9anb bur9 ben beiteren 9ain, binter weIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01

gm folsenbsn Sage nabm Die &eiieses
iealdaft Don ben fleiBisen uuo woblbabens
ben 9eutidauern Ibi6ieb uno fubr nit
frii9 porselesten Sfsrben neunsebn Meilen
melt iiber Gperies mad &ai5au. Wian
traf aud in bieien Stdbten md INNER
piele Ginwobner beuti1er @btnnft on.
Die bsttelbaften, frie6enben, iibelausiebs
enben @eneen ober Slcwaden ita1en Gus
Bsrit wioris sesen bic reinliten, ebrIi6en,
wobIsebiloeten Seutiden ab. = Sn &ai9au
purbe Nadtquartier semr9t. Man mar
nod friib senus ansetommen, UNI ben II
mutbisen Ibenb gu einem Spasier9anse
iibsr bic luftisen gaiteien unb bann suriif
burd bic nit @e9t 10 senunnte ridOne
Safe, weI6e i3nurserube bic sanse Stabt
bur9fdneibet, gu beniiten. Iu3 in bies
fem Srte lebte unb pebte Der 9anoel.
@et0s, &linseIn unb &lati6en anf allen
@a1en. Na9 alien pier Weltsesenben
sosen bic i6werbslabsnen Wasen unb 8ars
rem aus, mad S9lsiisn unb Yolsn, mad
Seiterrei5, mad Siebenbirsen, nnb Der
Eirtet.
glu9 bic Sabrt ~uniersr &eiisnben sins
raltIos porudrts, uno um beito munterer,
bu tie Gem ansenebmen eriebnten Siel nun
idon gang nabe sefpmmen waren. I'LL
unb Sung mar frii9, seiunp unb frDbli3.
Son ben gei3weroen elmer 10 IanSen Jtet:
ie fiblten iie nur wenis. Die 6inosr wa'
rem pon Susenb auf IN freie 0uft, an Sies
nnb Gdlie sepSbnt moroen. Die peritdn,
Sisen gltern batten ni9t sewont, boB ibrt
6inber sesen ben 8erlult Der frii1en, 70:
then @e,unobeitsbliitbe bas &reibepeib cine,
frGnfliben unb reisbaren tSaut bGtten elm:
taui9en iouen. 8eilsr cine ib6ne @eiunb:
belt, ais cine idDne Jarbe, pfleste Die @'rd:
fin oftmals ~ lager. uenn Die &ufieberir
Der iuusen @rdfnnsn bieielben pettlaSel
woute, baB iie i'm @artsn pine Sdleis
unb 6anbi6ube berumFprdngen, ibre 0ein
wanS ielbit blei1ten unb ibre glumei
ieIbit pflunSten uno bespien. 0aB uoi
ben peruiui9tsn Sdaiirleibsrn, woburd
bic gibsepsibe sebridt, Die S%erbauuns &c
fort unb su unbeilbarsu &ranfbeiten NOR
Serii9 Der @runo sele9t wiro, in einen
Sauie, mo bic Yernunft berridte unb be-
SguiDtu oe SVute petIWtpWeu ipSty w
ni6t bic 5febe iein burfte, brau6t ni9t erl
ersdblt su weroen.
Sris, isiues Gbsils, bate feline Ssr,sns
luit an ben i6Onsn, i6Ianfen, braunel
llnsarn, nit itattIi6en, sldnsenb idwarsel
&nebelbGrten, wie ie i'm belblauen Dol
man, bsiett nit bliteuben Sdniiren mi
Erobbeln, anset5an nit Ianssn. tnuppau
liesenben 8eintleibern, seidmitt an Den
Ndbten nit St;ferei, Trsilen unb 8orte,
unb in sierli9en Stiefel6en auf ben lei9
ten, i5dumenben, f~eurisen Goiien wie in
Sturmwinb neben Der &uti6e uoriiberiaa
fen. Die GOdter Sasesen bswunbertet
Die alIerliebiten YeISe, sesiert NIT Spangel
unb ErobheIn. worin bic iunssu llnsarinner
eri9ienen. DAB uber audi bieie auf Hid:
tisen Yferben ni@t ielten Nib pOriiberiasr
ten, wOlte ibnen nidt re9t sefauen, mi
Wutter unb Iater waren BARN poItommei
ibrer Msinnns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
.SaIt too, aSer b,ioob, i'm St,rssn"
@erfelat p,e shtptmSler,

Wenn .Jbr pop NitttrS (beadttt bas 9rlne Scpiens
9fidel oui Der roeibeu @tttc;te) Oerlanat uub Der Apo,tss
Ter per abiolgt SUD @tpas, has NIB 90. Z. &3Grner's Gsrs
man Sop Sttters" reuct, oSr eiue une ere Se3sibnure als
Sopier flbrt, 10 pe;it eieB Surir uno ueieet ben gpotbes
ter pie eiue giittss Sdleute; uao rsun er ihr Ten Stof
gusr 8eIe s:nommsn bat, 10 tiagt TIN Deaen Setruses an
uno pertlagt ihn rDeseu Sduinosls aui Shooeuerias.
@ir peroen Sud iar feline 9erurtbsiIans l~rsissbis belob'
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-01
Hragen beanttp ortet!!E

Sra9t BEN anSse5ei6netfen aft
Sr9eno elmer Sdule, mas bas bette Gin9 Snf
Der QSelt 1T, I'M Die 9teisbarfeit Der Nerpen III
milbern, aue n~eru6ien &ranfbeitseri6eiuunseu
sl beilen lInb einen natiirliGen ilno itdrfen0en
Sdldf mieoer berbeiSuiibren2
llno CT piro Dir obne 9teib ia9en
r@tne Art Sopfen!!C
aapite2
Nrage einen ooer alle oei6tdteu ger,te:
pNas 1T oas eiiSi9e Wittel, DaS ;ur 6eilun9
aller Grontbeiteu Der Nierens iInb Der Sarns
orsdne btent, oils ba linb: gri9btS Srantbeit,
unIdbi9teit, Noller 81 MAIDEN ODER suriid;ubals
ten lr0 aQe neibliben Irantbeiten"-
lluo lie weroen Cir flor un6 nit Seaeillerln9
antworten ,Su6u!!!"
Sra9e bic ndnli6elt ger3te
~gSoS ut oas bette iino wirfFamlie Wtittel iiir
alle Neber= uno Wtagenfranfbeite1, gerltopiuna,
lnperbauli6teit, 0talaria, Sieber II. /. ~, uno
lie iperben Dir autworten
Waubraf ober Sanbelion!!!!
Osnn bieie SsilmtttsI. bsrsitst aus anSsren slsia wirts
iamsn unS usraiiai mt, Sop giitsrs, babsu zine iold'
wtlbe 10 ueri6teoeu in ibren Wirtungen ut, eas tetue
srantbeit cher trdutlid, e~siuusBeit ilrer NoGt pibsrs
lteben tam
limb bod I mn
SOpisn:Sitters bic i6md8fe 5rau. Der sebr,dlidfe
Snpoltoe oeer fas %aartsiie StnD cbHe @eiohr neSmen.
&apitel /.
,Srduts"
.Nait too, aSer b,inabe i'm Sttrben"
Sabre lang. uto pon ben beiten Ier;ten aufz
9eaeben, iparet bieieri9en, bic oil Sri9bt'S ooer
anoereu 9tieren : Srantbeiten, 9eberbel6weroen,
beiti9en. Suiten litten, ausjebrun9 9erannt, uno
ie puroen pieber 9ebeilt.
Nrauen lu9en d. III i'm Sterben!!!
gSeil Tie on gteural9ia, 9teru0litdt, S6laflo=
ii9teit ltlio peri6ieoenen MIR ben 5rallen eigelen
6ront9eiten l~itten.
seute iageu s%arnteber, setriimmt auS suiammeug9osen
uon pl0slid auisetrsisn,n oser droaiidcu &beumattsmus
ooer he lttttu ar
S%sropbelH!
rgIutpergiiuus. Taae' traufbeiten. lnutrSduli5teit,
uno TN Der bat taf Gle obSebrsueen Srantbetten"
Sinb eebeilt poroei Rre pertCr gsbeiit burd 8 pitus
giiters. eenstle bieruoH taHnit IN in Geintr Ra3bars
idoit uRe AMI Der gaustn Welt ftueeu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

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ready, including large prospectus book and
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Maine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
Personal,

Mr.. John Ahlers Is now off for New Orleans.
DIR. and Mira. Deetkin now rejoice In the
arrival of q new boy.
Captain Mccullough cam in off the road
ycsterdsy morning to Sunday at hOne with
his family.
Rev. Henry Mackay, of Emporia, Kansas,
spent Sunday in this city, visiting his son,
who is the rector of st, Paul's church.
Fred s. Capron, travelling passenger agent
of the Chicago and Grand Trunk, has been
spending a few days here and in Omaha, look.
ing keenly after business.
Joseph Henley Gorham, a new photo
grapher, has srrived iu this city, He will be
considerable help to his father, ia. Gorham,
the photographer, when he becomes old
enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
Citizens, Association

"The g TIERS Assoc alto of Council
Bluff" is the name OF a new organizs-
ton the purposes OF which are slated as
follows:
SIN order to insure a more perfect ad.
ministration in u municipal affairs; Co
promote the general welfare and pros
perity OF the city; to protect
citizens. 30 far as possible, against
the evils of careless or corrupt
legislation; to effect the prompt en-
torcemelt and execution of the law; to
foster all enterprises necessary and cslcu-
lated to develop and extend our business
and CONNIE cal interests; to protect and
ma ntain our credit, both at home and
abroad; to secnre such legislst On, both
state aud national, as the interests of the
city may from time 10 time require; to
arouse a more widely extended interest
in our municipal legi ,lation and admin.
ration; TO correct existing abuses, and to
prevent their further rscurI enc and be-.
l,eVing that to 81 cure these en6s organ.
IL d and unltei action is nscesss ry."
Already there are over sixty memt ers,
representative business men, and thi,
number will be rapidly increased and the
organization perfected, aud the work laid
out for committees
The following Is the executive commit
tee: Samuel Haas, Z L, Shugart, l.
Hammer, A. b Walker. It. j, Evans,
A I. Flickinger, j. +. Evans, l.. @.
Enpkie, l.. Wells and Alex Wood.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
THOU ART the MAN."
50 Says The Jury to Cuff johnson Who
is Charged With Numbering
MCGOnigle.
Motion For a New Trial.

The jury In the case of James johnson.
better known as Cuff johnson, on Satur-
day afternoon returned a verdict of gull
ty.of murder in the first degree, and.ix.
Ing the penalty at life imprisonment in
the penitentiary. The victim of this
murder was William McGonigle, a hotel
man at Woodbine, who came to this city
about the 9Th of October, with $500 In
his pocket, to buy supplies, etc. He also
he'd a gold watch and chain. On the
morning of the 9Th of October he was
found lying In an clubhouse in the rear of
the Western hotel on upper Broadway.
He was insensible, his clothes were about
stripped from him, and he had a severe
cut on the head, besides having receiv, d
blows on his shoulder and arm, the arm
being completely paralyzed. His money
and valuables were gone, and he was In
no condition to give any information
about the affair. After being removed
to his home in Woodbine be revived
enough to say In answer to a query
as to how he got hurt: ''There were two
of them, Saunders and johnson, arrest
them" He grew rapidly worse and
within a week died. In the meantime
the police at work on the case learned
that McGonigle was drinking some the
night before he was found, and that he
was in company with two colored men,
Of whom one was said to be johnson,
and he was arrested, they not being able
to find the other. 1t was learned that at
a dance johnson showed a watch and
chain, and that he had a $50 bill, and
also that in conversation he had boosted
of having done up a fellow who had
money. The evidence for the state was
ably and strongly brought out by Mr.
Thornell and Mr.. Sims, while the pris-
oner's attorneys, Col. Daily and Col
Lindt, made a strong fight In his behalf
The jury were out twenty-four hours,
and then brought In the verdict of guilty.
The attorneys for the defense at once
moved for a new trial, and the motion is
to be heard by Judge Loofbourow next
Friday.
The prisoner and his mother seemed
the least concerned of any who watched
the progress of the trial. On the wit.
ness stand Johnson seemed so little con
cerned and treated the matter 80 lightly
that many lookers-on could not believe
that a man who had committed such a
crime could be so little moved. 1t is
claimed that there Is still stronger eyi.
dence against him, which will be forth
coming in case Of another trial. II is
understood teat the prosecution has now
learned the whereabouts of the watch,
and will be able to show how aud where
johnson disposed of 1t, and that other
equally important evidence will bs pro.
duced. !
The mar johnson belongs to the same
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
In MemOriam.

The following resolution has been
adopted by Council Bluffs Lodge Nc. 40,
L. o. o. F.:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the All Wise
Ruler of the universe to take from among
US our venerable and beloved brother,
George Doughty, who died In Council
Bluffs on the 9TH of January, 1885, at the
ripe age of G7 years; and,
Whereas, Our deceased brother had
been a resident of the city since 1853,
and a respected member of the lodge for
thirty.one years; had during his long
residence in the community maintained
the respect and confidence of his fellow
men; had he'd among other places of
trust, those of mayor of the city and
sheriff of the county; and had been the
loved and respected head of a family,
several of whose members had preceded
him to the land of spirits; therefore,
Resolved, That we deem 1t fitting that
we should in this public manner record
our deep sorrow for his death, and ten
der, as we now do, TO his surviving son
aud daughter and other relatives, our
sincere sympathy In the loss which they
hav o sustained.
Resolved, That In token of respect for
Brother Doughty, our lodge room be
draped In mourning for thirty days in
the usual manner.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
entered at length In our minutes and
published in the daily papers of the
city.
S. S. KELLER,
w G. OLIVER,
ID. @. BLooMER,
Cnmmittaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
The Veterans.

At a meeting of the Lincoln post Nc.
30 G. A. r., Saturday evening, Depart
ment Commander Miller installed the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Post commander, John Lindt; S. v.
commander, VIM. Roper, ]. V. comman-
der. H.. Genheimer; chaplain commander,
j. w. Kilgore; surgeon, A. j. Cook;
quarter master, Edwin j. Abbott; adju-
tant, j. Cromer; Q. M. sergeant, G.. M.
Burgess: sergeant major, L. Sherwood; l.
guard, f. Smith; o. guard, j. Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
COMMERCIAL.


COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
Wheat-No. / milling, 81; No. 2, IS;
No. 3, 40.
Corn-New, 21c.
Oats-For local purposes, 23c.
Hay-s4 5O@6 90 per toni baled, bo@66
Rye--35c.
Corn Meal 80 per 100 pounds.
Wood-Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@
6 so.
Ooal-Delivered, hard, . 80 per ton, soft
4 30 per ton ".
Lard-Farbank's, wholesaling at 9sc.
Flour-City -four, l 50@2 80.
Brooms-2 95@3 90 per doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Csttle-Butcher cows 8 25@3 rs. Butcher
steers, 8 75@4 90.
Sheep-2 50@3 90.
Hogs 00@4 25.
N FRUITS.
Poultry-Live old hens, 2 50per doz; dressed
chickens, Sc; dressed turkeys, l2bc; dressed
ducks, 9@i0c; dressed geese, logic; spring
chickens, per doz. 2 25.
Buttsr-Creamery, 25@2Sc; choice country
l6@lSc.
Eggs-22 per dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes, 30@40c per bushel;
onions, 6Oc per bu; apples, choice cooking or
eating, 2 5O@S 90; beans, / 0O@1 90 per
bushel; Sweet potatoes, &c DER Id.
Cider-32 gallon Dbl, S6,50 q.
Oranges-6 so per Dbl.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-12
Official.

Official.
To the chief of polIcs of Council Bluffs:
The following law abiding ciElz MS have
paid their licenses as is required by ordt-
IF lima 1e 1924.