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Married Twice IN Two Weeks
a LITTLE BLCSDzR CAST A TEMPORARY SHADE ovEl

Iik HONEYMOON
Two weeks age VIM Cook, Of Saline County
NO. visited sedana and applied for q marriage
ieenSe- Recorder Landmann officially informed
lin that he could not issue o license unless some
one EoGched for him To save him the trouble OF
gong Oaek home however, he told Cook 20 nh out
. o4ank Ae gave him, and have 10 sworn to before
. nol1IS puone, aad then he would give MIN a
Il en-e. Cook followed directions IN mart but un
nes the apprehension that the afidayit vas the
lo'nsr ne did n0t 90 back 10 the rpcor,,ers Office
tit tOoh Ills amdavit home In triumph and a
Cl-rlsyInan united him In marriage 10 Nfss pan
d1l % two eso me eyesof the young couple were
Opslru 70 the lac, That the af,ldavit WIS a poor
SUBSTITUTE Tor a marriage noeus. Tney wene
staoeAe1 ano hortlhed- but upoa the principle of
D tier late than never, they decided 10 Obtain a
performed . srcond time
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ResrifED on Tas GALL0ws.-Lewts Moore eol-
orei. Was 70 have been hanged Al ,seoy',s,oS.n
Ca yesterday. The governor received a tslegran
~ ~ ALL. signed Oy one hundred citizens. askiDV
.ottnsny o9ys respite 80 that application eould
~ hiaie Ior pardon. The governor ordered a re-
s sS % r Wiz 70 Egtalia Aa opposite George
sc III :15 Am. ard rushed 70 the V.Iows nj a. az,
nsed thete Just 10 time 70 save Moore's neck. A
moment later tue moose would have been adiusted
and the Trap sprung.
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.c,,n, Gar,aa0 wsorSaIEs.-Jonn Hoesch,
found 10 be OF unsound mind by a Jury ia The S.r.
cult Court In LOUISVILLE KY, Tuesday His mem
tai maiady, according 10 the testimony OF Drs II
save cigarette smoking lie was In the habit or
smoking about forty day. There seemed 70 he
loss Of brain power, and he looked worn and
emaciate1. ~~~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03

Corp. Ballet. OF the Marine corpa has bean
sentensea 70 one years Imprisonment &C Dosson.
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Space will not allow rs to give the reduced prices Of
our entire stock comprising silk, Balbrigssn Merino
and Wool Underwear but it 10 to the interest
OF all to call and examine stock before purchsns
elsewhere
r. h. TAYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NHoS. Z wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
ThusIEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IMPROVED
bf HOUSE No. 1919 p STREET NORTHWEST
~ virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded IN
LAoer No. i4S, folio 4s6, eft sea-. of the land xH
recoius OF the District of Columbia and at the re-
fuonc AUSTEN IN front Of the prentice on mEDNLs,,
O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lot O. In subdivision made by Colun-
"a Soese ct Al Of lots in square is4. with the in-
Terms third cash. which adepos Of elo0 will
oe II time OF sale and the balance in three
euual ins,aments, in six, twelve and eighteen
months. Tor which notes Of purchaser bearing
interest IRON day Of sale aud secured by deed of
trust Oh property sold. viii be taken. all cash At
SFton 81 purcha'er Terms o be complied with in
RISK and cost Of defaulting purchaser. All convey
sneins and recording at purchasers cost.
THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,l r-,s,,.s
yNo. W. PILLINa. ! irus'
j. T. WAG6AMAN, Auct ja3O-eoSds
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The Apostle OF the Negroes.

Among the saints canoniZed In Rome on Sund ay
January Is, by Pope Leo Kill, was Peter Claver,
known all over Christendom as the Apostle OF the
Negroes over two hundred years ago he lived out
his whole prestly Life in the spiritual service OF
the negro slaves OF the spanish colonsts In Garth
agena- He was a Jesuit, as were also two Others
or the newly-canonized, simon RODRIGUEZ, an hum
Die lay brother, and Jno. Berchmans, who never
IN his LIE wrought miracle or had vision, but
attained sanctity Dy doing ordinary things per-
iectly- There were also canonzed the seven
founders or the Seryite Order founded In Florence
about l2S2. The priests OF this order were known
ia America until within very recent years. They
have monastery and two churches Our Lady of
sorrows and the Assumption, In Chicago, Ill
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CHINA WILL PAY.-The steamer Belgic, which
Kong adyices TO January 3 and Yokonsma ad
vices 10 January IL. The Chinese native paper
announces tnat The Chinese government had re-
solved 10 pay back 10 the United States a large
sum OF money AS unclaimed balances or the
wyoming indemnity, and hints that the United
states mlght initiate the example by refunding To
10 the United States thirty years ago T'~
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w1u be sold ct
PUBLIC AUCTION
At my salesrooms. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY SEVENTH. 1888.
Commencing Ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
~ sampls taken from each lot offered
THOMAS BOWLING,
l9-1t Auctioneer
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The INDIANAPOLIS TALLY-SHEEr FoRsERrEs-
Attorneys for Coy ana Brrnhamer the convicted
Indianapolis tally-sheet forgers, yesterday nled
Win Judge Woods, OF the United states District
court, a motion Tor new tral, alleging that the
Nefdict was contrary 10 law; that IL was not
supported by evidence; that the evidence was IN
sunclent; that there was In the instructions
Illegal and incompetent evidence: that the court
eireu Ia sending a message 10 Juror notifying
MIN OF the death OF his mother, and because that
luIor InpoItuned bis companions 10 agree upon
veruict 80 that he might go home; and finally
that the court erred In permitting balm 70 de,
uNer tne message. Argument was made aud fur.
tltr consideration pOsfpoDed until foudav
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EINHONAS BOWLING. Auctionser
CATALOGUE SALE
VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF
Law. CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
Many of them
In Fine Bindings and of Rare yelue
Inst would make valuable Additions to Parties Form
ing Libraries
TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
tiny Auction Rooms, 18th St and Penna ave
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
FEBRUARY EIGHTH AND NINTH, 1883,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
The Collection il now Ready for Examination
loot THOMAS DOWLlNG q, Auctioneer
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EDUCATIONAL

M ME- FRANCOIS. OF NEW YORK PIANO. SING
W ing Flrst-claes teacher, moderate terms. un-
questionable references
Address Box 1871 Star ofhce f3-3ts
A FRENCH LADY WOULD LIKE TO GIVE LES
office. ~ r., .aaf
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

The crossings for the motor line at the
Northwestern tracks and the iron for the
curves where the line leaves Broadway at
Thirteenth street have arrived, and the work
of placing them in position will be COM
menced tomorrow. The crossings, seven in
number, will be put in place in two days. The
cross wires have been put up on all the poles
between the river and the Northwestern
depot. The new bridge over Indian creek is
nearly completed and will be ready for the
rails Tuesday. The work is getting along
finely in all departments, and the line Will be
ready for operation as soon as the rolling
stock gets here. Eleven motor cars and ten
coaches have been ordered, and eight of the
motor cars and probably all of the coaches
will be here on the day of opening, October
30. Arrangements have been made with the
Northwestern railroad company to run trains
to the river every half hour on that day for
the accommodation of visitors. 1t is also
stated that the entire street car system of
the city will be changed to an electrine line
this fall and will also be extended. The
ground covered Is Pearl and South Main
streets, upper Broadway and the transfer
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Pulpits and Pews.

The following announcement are made
concerning the churches of the city:
At broadway nj. +. Church-Preaching by
the pastor, D.. C. Franklin, at 10 a, m, and
7;30 p. m. Evening subject: 1.-THE IMAM,
SCRABBLE Argument Strangers in the city
are cordially invited to these services. Gen
tlcmanly ushers will welcome you.
Preaching in the First Baptist church by
the pastor at 1890 n. m. and I 80 p. m. Sub.
lect for evening, "The Social Evil and Its
Remedy
Berean Baptist Church-The public are in.
vited to-day to attend preaching. Services
conducted by Rev. 7. +. Thickstun, at O:3C
a. IN. and 80 p, m, at All Saints chapel.
Sunday school at l2 IN.
The bethany Babtist church will hold its
regular services in the old "Biblc Alone
preaching by the pastor, Rev. +. n, Harris,
at 1890 a. m. and 80 p. IN. Sunday school
at IL M. All are cordially invited.
Rev. J, Fisk will preach to-day at the Har.
mony Mission az 3 O'clock p. IN.
Presbyterian preaching as usual by the
pastor, both morning and evening, The
Lords supper will follow the morning ser
mon, after an interval TO allow change OF
seats. In the evening the theme will be
THE Social Evil, or Hope for the Fallen
Sabbath school AZ IL o'clock. All invited.
st. Francis Zavier's Catholic church -
Services: mass at s o'clock, high mass a,
benediction at $50 p. m, Sunday school at
y. N. Is. II. McMenomy, pastor.
Observation-Disclosures to-day, morning
and evening. Preaching by the pastor
Morning subject, Christians the Workman
ship Of Gcd." Evening, "Why / Believe il
tie Bible,h a discourse specially for the
young pecp!e. AL are cordially invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
HE BUlLDED BETTER THAN HE
KNEW.
Was 1t JudiCious Advertising, or Was
1t Unusual Merit in the Prop.
erty That Did IL?

A week ago Erastus a Benson plated
Twin City Place on the Council Bluffs
side of the new bridge and advertised in
THE BEE that he would give 10 per cent
discount off the plat prices and would
require no cash payment for the first
twenty-five houses to be built within a
specified time. Also, that he had con
tracted with II mammoth carriage fac
tory to be located On these grounds in
the near future. Only five lots remain
to be sold at the 20 per cent discount.
work on the factory has already begun.
In close proximity to Twin City Place
Mr.. Benson sold, this week, an entire
block to the Piano Manufacturing COM
pany, one Of the largest companies IN
the country. David Bradley & Co.
have also purchased building grounds,
as we'll as the Peru Plow company. No
such development in the same length of
time has before been witnessed in either
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Turning the Tables.

The case of State of Iowa VS. Pearl Rodgers
was called in Squire Biggs court yesterday
afternoon, being taken there from Justice
Schurz on a change of venue. Attorney
Lindt, who appeared for the defense, argued
that the defendant could not be tried in Iowa
for n crime alleged have been committed in
Nebraska, and the court sustained him by
discharging The prisoner. Mr.. Lindt then
stated that the case was one of blachmail,
and wanted a warrant issued for the arrest
of the prosecuting witness, Lon Emerson,
Ida Louise, and zone other girl, name un-
known, with IA pair of black eyes" The
party skipped out, and will probably avoid
arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Working ofthe Pharmacy Law.

The new pharmacy prohibition law con
tains many requirements which must be met
before anyone can get even ii smell of any.
thing alcoholic. The following is one of the
first applications under the new law, it being
verbatim except a change of names:
hereby make request for the purchase OF
six ounces of alcohol. My true nalne is John
Jones, my age is thirty SIX, and | reside in
Knox township, Pottawattamic county, Iowa.
The actual purpose of obtaining said liquor
is to uIake use of the same for "a colt, wear
ling, without name, residing on my farm,
and the same is to be urscd for medical pur
poses, and neither myself nor the said col,
are in the habit of using intoxicating liquors
as a beverage. JONI JONES.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
See Forrest Smiths special column.
Ouc-SidcI DisCipline,

Charles Saunderson, driver of hose reel
No. 8, was yesterday suspended by Chief
Walters for absenting himself from the fire
house where he was stationed, while on duty,
IND also for getting drunk. There seems to
be a misunderstanding between the men and
it should be explained. The trouble in the
department seems to be that all the boys do
not stand i'm Certain members can get
drunk, leave their posts and raise Cain gen
orally, but nothing is ever said about it.
Another fire laddie tries on the same thing,
and is summarily bounced. There is un-
doubtedly a ''privileged class" in the de.
partment and those who do not belong had
better "look a lecdle oud.n
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
CUT PRICES At THE JOB LOT
CLOTHING HOUSE.

Mems Heavy Working suits S5.rb worth n.
Mems Best Dress Suits -, worth -.
Mems ATWOOD Fine Dress Suits $40, worth
Mems Heavy Scotch Suits 80. worth sl6.
Mems Imported Worsted suits Sls. worth 1920.
Mems Heavy WorStea suits s., worth SIT.
Mems Heavy Iking Pants IL, worth $3.50.
Mems Cashmere Pants $3.50, worth $40.
500 Pair Wooden Pants, all ktnds of fancy
Boys Heavy Suits, from 4 to II years, $50
worth -.
Boys .i AIl'wool Suits age 10 to 49, So worth
Boys oyercoats, age 4 to Il. s., worth =;
Boys All-WOOl OverCOats 50, worth 800.
Mems Storm Oyercoats $50, worth 1910.
Mems Wooden Overcoats s., worth sl0IS.
Mems Dress Overcoats 81. worth sli.25:
Mems Imported Worsted Overcoats ~, worth
Mems Beaver Overcoats IS, 80, worth sl7,65.,
Mems Chinchilla Coats and Vests ST., worth $40.
Mems AstIakan Coats and Vests, black or
brown, 5000, wotth Sls2j.
Men, Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at soc, worth
Mems best Suits swits, Condo Underwear $3.50
Mems Hest Heavy Suits Underwear 81, worth
Mems Hest Camel Hair suits Underwear ss.s5,
Mems Hest Gray Suits Underwear 5Oc, worth
Mems best Canton Flannel Suits Underwear
Mems Rest Moieskin shirts SOC, worth zoe,
Mems Best Extra Heavy Moleskin shirts '5c'
Mems Best Hue Flannel Shirts he, worth 1876.
Mems Best Fancy Flannel Shirts 81, worth ~.
Mems Best Fine Flannel shirts, assorted colors,
81. ~, worth s}.25.
Mems Hest Cashmere Shirts, assorted colors,
$3.50, worth O..
Mems Best Wool Hats soc, worth 76c.
Mems Best Fur Hats, latest styles, VI 20 worth ~.
Mems Best Fine Stiff Hats sl.bO. worth s2.75.
Mems Best Scotch Caps Zoe, worth 75c.
Mems Best Working Shoes u, worth sl.ib,
Mems Best Seamless Shoes, Congress Buttons.
sl.bO, worth s.. 90.
Mems hest Railroad Wide Sole Shoes eco.
worth 81.
Mems Hest Calf Shoes 81, worth 1875.
Mems Best Working Boots tl.JO, worth G.5.
Mems Rest Kip Boots 81 %, worth 81 d.
Mems Best Fine Calf Boots s2.5o, worth A.O.
Mems Best Gloves and Mittens bc up. w
All the goods mentioned here are OF latest
STYLES. Come and see our goods before pur-
chasing; it will pay you 10 examine our goods.
Remember the Place.
M. MARCUS,
SAG & 548 BROADWAY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ; IOWA
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
THE NEWS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Electric Motor Being Made
Ready For the Bridge Opening.
THE FRAll AND THE FALLEN.
The Pulpit Expressing Itself on the
Social Evil-A Sample Under the
Pharmacy Law-Spccial As.
scssmcnt Kick.
THE FRAlL AND THE FALLEN.


A certain law firm Of this city is about to
institute proceedings to secure an injunction
against the city to prevent the issuance OF
special assessment bonds TO pay for public
improvements made during the past year.
The parties at the bottom OF this move OBJ
jcct to paying for the paving, sewerage, and
other work of a similar character done in
front of their property. They have received
the benefit and now refuse to pay for it. In
speaking of the matter yesterday afternoon
one Of the aldermen expressed himself as FOL
lows:
II would like to see such a move as this
carried out just to teach some of these old
croakers a lesson.
They are etcrnally wanting to kick about
something, without knowing the merits OF
the case. Now if they succeed in getting
this injunction, they will he in a nice boat.
The contractors who have done the work
will then go to the court and get a writ OF
mandamus to compel the city to levy a spe-
cial tax to pay for the work. This will not
be against special property owners, but
against the city. Then the whole amount
"lll have to be paid next year, instead OF
in twenty years, as now provided IN the case
of the special assessment bonds. | can not
believe that anyone would be such a consuin-
mate idiot as to carry out such IA move as the
one proposed, but | would like to see it, as |
said before, just to teach them a lesson"
Inc most WOndef1ul curiosity known
to the lecture platform is the little Es-
quimauX lady. Miss Olof Krarer, who is
only 40 inches in height. 81 years of
age and weighs 100 pounds. She has
repeated her lecture no less than from
three to SIX times in several towns and
cities, with increasing interest on each
occasion. Miss Krarer was born and
lived in her native country. Greenland,
until ID years of age, when she left
home with a party of shipwrecked sail
ors. and after travelling one thousand
miles over frozen seas at last reached
Iceland. She remained in Iceland
about ten years, when she left there
with her father and finally reached
Manitoba. The story of her life, as she
tells it, is more thrilling than any fairy
tale. She holds her audience as if
spcll-bound from first to last. During a
portion of the evening she will dress IN
her native costume. and at the close of
the lecture she will answe any Ques-
tions that members of the audience may
choose to ask. Miss Krarer comes as a
revelation, a walking wonder and the
greatest curiosity OF the nineteenth cen
fury.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
First Avenue TraCkaUe,

There seems to be quite a lively de-
mand for trackage property on First
venue We have Il number of lots that
we had reserved, knowing that prices
would advance, but we have decided to
give Il customers the advantage.
Commencing tomorrow We will place
on sale twenty-five lots on First avenue.
The very finest between Streetville and
h river. First come, first served.
Titles perfect. Benson g. Shepherd,
Masonic temple.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Short SiuhteA OMcinla.

The city officials do not propose to do any.
thing to stop the tide of prostitute immigra.
ton setting this way from Omaha, but will
collect fines from the new arrivals the same
as from those now here. Said one of the of.
ficials yesterday: 1--WE will probably have
to follow Omaha's example after a while, and
ba nish them from certain portions of the
city, but II isn't necessary at present" He
failed to clearly express his idea of necessity.
1t is rumored that the bawds will establish
themselves in the vicinity of the new bridge
IN the western part of the city. If such is
the case, perhaps the council will find il
necessary" to take steps to abate the nul.
Sance.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
-: SPECIAL SALE! -.
OF Kid Gloves.
- 49,
To Morrow, Monday, All Day, at
Henry Eiseman a Co.'S,
Peoples store.

$50 dozen kid gloves, g.. 5 and 6 but
ton length at CSC n pair, worth from 81
to $50 a pair.
This is a great bargain that we closed
out from a New York importer. The
public should not fail to call and take
advantage Of this special offer.
Only two pairs will be sold to any one
party.
We also offer great bargains in la
dies misses and childrens' cloaks
during this weeks sale.
Call and sece US.
Henry Eiseman & Co.,
Peoples Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
DO YOu Want ACREAGE.

II you want to buy n piece Of acreage
that you can plat and sell at once, call
on us. We have the cheapest and best
acreage between Strcetsville and the
river Benson & Shepherd. Masonic
Temnle.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

The p. f. O. society desire to express their
thanks for the kindness shown them by tho
Council Bluffs Carpet company, Bcebe Fur
niture company and Chapman art store in
furnishing the stage fittings for the Emma
JuCh concert.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Burke's addition; large lots, good IT,
ties, near motor line, on high grounds,
streets graded, price low; one-tenth
down, balance so u month without in
terest. Apply to Finley Burke, 10
Pearl street, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Two Hundred Dollars a Week.

Last Monday we sold six lots to two
gentlemen in Omaha. Yesterday after
noon they refused, through us, an offer
of 500 profit on one of them. These
lots are on Broadway in Benson's second
addition. II you have any money and
want to do rs we'll, cali on us tomorrow
and we will show you how it is done.
BENSON II SlIEHlIERD,
Masonic Temple.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Money loaned at l.. b. Crafts Il Co.'S
loan office, IN furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, personal property of all kinds,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly conf
Dental.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Money loaned on furniture, pianos,
diamonds, horses, buggies, or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publicity; fair and honorable dealing.
"A. A. Clark 81 Co., Office cor. Broadway
and Main, over American express.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

The price Of a lot is saved on the
price Of grade alone if you buy Il lot in
Burke's addition. Apply to Finley
Burke, ll5 Pearl street, Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
Boots, shoes. Kinnehan's, 326 B'way

f. Fl. Sheafe loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Office 500 Broadway, cor
ner Main street, upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Do you want to make a nice profit in
thirty DAYS? We have placed in our
hands, by parties who must have money,
twenty lots in Omaha addition which
we will sell at a special price. Cali and
see us. Benson & Shepherd, Masonic
tpmnle.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
j. G.. Upton for Broadway lots.

For Sale Cheap-Lots near the bridge
to parties who will build at once. Adj
dress or call on j. X. Rice, No. 10 Main
street. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

T.. II. Shcaie s. Co., make long or
short time loans on real estate, in sums
to suit, at lowest rate of interest. Office
Broadway and Main street. upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Don't waste your time on tax title
lots, but come and buy n of Benson Il
shepherd and get Il perfect title. They
have t~rackage on First avenue that
can't be beat.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Notice the beautiful finish given col
lars, cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laundry
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Mrs. l.. Simmons, dressmaker, 3l4 Broad
way, over ~Eiseman's, on electric motor line.
Special advantages to Omaha ladies.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

For beauty, for comfort, for improve
ment OF the complexion, use only Poz-
Zoni's Powder; there is nothing like it.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

j. G. Upton has Il new Real Estate
Record, a book of his own design. All
property listed with him can now be
found in Il moment.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

Loans made on city business and resi-,
dencc property. Notes bought. Kim.
b~all-Champ Investment company.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14

For bargains in real estate in any
part of the city see +. j. Day, the lead
ing real estate dealer.