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Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
Minor Mention.

Grand hotel, Council Bluffs, reopened Oct I
Mayne Real Estate agency. $50 Broadway.
Ground oil cake s1.3o hhd. at Morgan &
CO.'S drug store, 1874 Broadway.
series OF meetings will be held I'm tbe
EAST Presbyterian church, commencing Janu-
ary 10.
The Daughters of Rebecca held a watch
meeting and social last evening I'm the Odd
Fellows hall.
Gray Davis, aged 1 year and months.
Is reported sick with the diphthera at 1920
Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Thornton celebrated the
nity-secohd anniversary of their marriage
Saturday night at their home, 400 First
street.
The fire department was called ont yester-
day afternoon by an alarm Of fire from Oak
land avenue near Avenue Il. II was caused
by brush fire started by some small boys.
No damage.
The Anglo-American Mortgage and Trust
company has commenced a suit for sl8.b76
against the firm OF Burnham e. Tulleys' The
claim Is based on transactions in a deal OF
several years ago.
Ed Archer, Union Pacific employe liy-
ing at 1926 Second avenue, who had been
conhned to his bed for many months past,
was taken to Omaha yesterday to have an
operation performed on the injured arm
which has caused him so much trouble.
meeting of the Pottawattamie County
Bar association is called for Wednesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock at the district court
room, for the purpose of making arrange
ments TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. Amelia
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

The father of A. A. Truesdale, who
suicided, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Fremont and made arrangements
to take the remains of the young man home
with him on the evening train. He stated
that he believed his son had been more or
less insane for a year or more, and was of
unsound mind when the tragedy occurred.
Mrs. Truesdale. who separated from her
husband about year ago, was in the city
Sunday afternoon, as stated in yesterday S
Bee, and talked with her husband for some
time. When going home she said she would
not come back to live with him until he
could find the means to support her. She
returned to her home in Omaha, but ap-
parently thought better of what she had
said In short time after reaching Omaha
she made up her mind that she would come
back and see him again and talk the mat
ter over more fully. When she arrived at
the house of Mr. Collins she walked in with
out knocking. The light IN the front par
lor, where the body of her dead husband
lay, had gone out, and the members of the
family were sitting in the back parlor. She
walked through the front parlor without
Knowing that her husband had committed
suicide, or that the remains lay there When
she was told Of the horrible thing that had
occurred she was taken with violent hysteria,
and for time was completely prostrated
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
hts of InMn News.

Fire destroyed the school house at Gil
bertsvllle. There was an insurance OF $4,000
on the building.
Stanwood young lady fooled with a re-
volver and her leg is now dishgured with a
big bullet in 1t. The wound is not n
dangerous one, but is very painful.
There is a hot county seat war on in VIM
nebago county. Forest City wants to re-
tain the capitol, but the people of Lake Mills
have raised $5O,o00 to build new court
house.
Steve Dickerson of Ottumwa entered a
saloon and tried to raise a row. When he
found he could not do 1t. he sat down on a
beer case and in few minutes dropped
dead. He had been drinking heavily for
some days.
John Gibson of Preston was pounded up
at dance because he wanted a different
kind of dance than was on the program.
Now he has sued three people who pounded
his for $4,000 damages, and has had them
arrested besides for assault and battery.
Francis Smith, the young son of the no.
torious Betsy Smith, serving n life sentence
In the state penitentiary at Anamosa for
the murder Of her husband. Michael Smith
has been ordered taken from Des Moines
to the orphans home at Davenport. The
county will be reimbursed for the boys keep
ing at the home from 81 900 of the 81, 900
life insurance derived from the policy held
by Michael Smith in the beneficiary order
OF locomotive engineers at the time of his
death. The boy is the last of the notorious
family OF which he was a member left In
Des Mones
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
Happy New Year.
Boston store will be closed all day.
he laundries use Domestic soap.
Personal Paragraphs.

Personal Paragraphs.
B. G. Baird is to be the new deputy county
clerk.
Theodore Rohlfs of Avoca was in the city
yesterday.
Ben A. Frye, representing w. A. Maurer
In Colorado, is in the city.
William and Frank Stageman are visiting
their parents in Garner township.
Sheriff Job Card of Atlantic was in tbe
city yesterday on official business.
o. p. McKesson, who has been yery IN
Tor the past month, is reported improving,
DR.. Thomas Jeffries is reported living at
the point of death at his home on Fletcher
avenue
Misses Belle and Bessie Hardness left last
evening for visit with friends in Min
neapolis, MINI.
c. %. Taylor and wife returned home. after
spending Christmas with Mr.. e. L. Davis and
wife OF Ossawattamie, Kan.
B. G. Aud. the new member of the Board
or county Supervisors, WAS in the city. at
tending his first meeting of the board.
A. F.. Randall. who was visiting with his
sister, Mrs. ii, l. Forsyth, returned yester-
dentistry. ~
Mrs. Mary B. Maynard, who spent the last
two years in Colorado, returned yesterday and
Is the guest of her son, c. M. Maynard 27
North First street -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
THE DIRECT SOUTHERN ROUTE
Via the Rock Isiaud->hortest Line and
Fastest Time.

HkVCH TsIdUU-SHOrLtSC aMd
Fastest Time.
To all points in Kansas Oklahoma, Indian
Territory, Texas and ell points in southern
California. Only one nigh: out to all points
in Texas The Texas Limited" leaves Omaha
at Sis a. IN. daily except Sunday, landing
passengers at all points in Texas 12 hours in
advance Of all other lines. Through tourist
cars via Ft Worth and Ell Paso to Los An
geles. For full particulars. maps folders
etc, call at or address Rock Island ticket
Office, 1902 Farnam St.
CIiAS. KENNEDY. G. N. w. p. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
A Chean Trin South

Tickets will be sold at one fare round trim
to points in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama.
Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida on the
line OF the Louisville & Nashville, and Nash
vilie Chattanooga & st. Louis railroads, on
January 8, February s, March 8, April and
~, 1898. Ask your ticket agent about it,
and If he cannot sell you excursion tickets
write to c. p. Atmore, general passenger
agent, Louisville KY, or George B. Horner.
ID. p. A., st. Louis, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.

20 per cent discount on all trimmed hat,
at Mrs. Ragsdale's. "'''
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Bouricius music house has few expenses:
Stutsman street AA'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
New Omaha Limited Train.

On and after Sunday, November 4, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul electric
lighted limited" will leave Omaha at 9 o.
m, arriving in Chicago at 0 a. M Remem.
ber this train carries dinner la carte
c. S. CARRIER, Ticket Agent,
1904 Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Try Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway. for GOOD
work. Our medium gloss finish can't bt
beat, but we do strictly hand work, domestic
finish. when preferred. Telephone 1877.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sals a,
Gas Co.'s office. SN'' a.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
A Happy New Year.
Boston store will be closed all day.
omestic soap breaks hard water.
Sheridan COnl.
Too Late to Talk with Him.

This new coal from Wyoming for sale
only by II. A. Cox. 81 Main street. Telephone
4S. Ask for circulars
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Bloomer. d. G. Bloomer. the husband OF the
deceased is president OF the association.
Judge Macy sent Judge Smith instructions
yesterday to overrule the motion OF the
Omaha Council Bluus Bridge company
for new trial In the suit In which Maud
Bryant received a si,500 judgment not long
ago, and to enter up judgment for the
amount The case will be appealed to the
supreme court, in all probability.
Judge Smith heard evidence yesterday in
the case Of Nora Murphy against Sigler and
eight others. the defendents being charged
with contempt. The defense is that the
court has no jurisdiction, the place where
the offense is alleged TO have been committed
being in Nebraska. so II Is claimed. The
case will be taken up again tomorrow.
C. II. Goodrich picked up 10 cents of the
lunch counter at the Emmet house on Sixth
street and Sixteenth avenue yesterday morn
ing, a patron Of the counter had Just put
II there. The cook turned around just in
time to see Goodrich making for the door.
He ran after him and after chasing him
several blocks, caught him. Goodrich was
deposited In the cooler with the charge of
larceny entered against him.
Ed Brumstein has been in the habit Of
raising trouble at the meetings Of the Free
Methodists at the corner of Avenue A and
Twelfth street. Night before last he per-
sisted in saying amen" in basso robusto
voice whenever the pastor. Rev. MIR. Brtton,
made point Charles Con, one of the
pillars Of the church. went for the police.
Brumstein caught him outside and threatened
to blow him full of holes, whereupon Con-
decided to go back to church. Yesterday
morning he screwed up courage enough TO
file an information, and Brumstein is now in
Jail a charge of peace disturbing.
We have 100000 to loan upon improved
farms in Iowa aud will take all the gilt
edged loans offered at low rates. We do
not want wild lands and will not loan In Ne
hraSkl I.nnpnn a TnMle o2h pnnrl street
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
---Speciai Notices
Council Blaffs--

cHIMNEYs CLEANED; VAULTS CLEANED.
Ed Burke. at w. B. Homer's. 6ss broadway.
WANTED, GOOD COMPETENT GIRI. TO Do
general holsework $40 Oakland avenue
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY, CHANCE To
work Tor her board while attending college In
Council Bluffs. Address 4 ". Bee once.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

We have 100000 to loan upon improved
farms in Iowa and will take all the gilt
edged loans offered at low rates. We do
not want wild lands. and will not loan in Ne
braska. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01
A Happy Now Yelr.

Happy Now Yelr.
Boston store will be closed all day.
DaVis sei!s drugs, paints and glass cheap
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Continued on Seventh Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-01

Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24
Roseau County.

& The newscoanty OF Rospan i,a; be.
gun business With tie following off.
GERS, appointed by tile bo;lltl q
county commissioners:
Auditor-C A MooDY..
Treasurer A. LUcKEN.
Register OF Deeds T. s. HOMELAND.
Clerk OF Court-IrEl, rpKTIN.
Sheriff y. W. DURHAM.
County Attorney r. J. BELL.
Judge OF Probate @. B. IsKMAN. Is
Court Comnissioner-H.C. STRoM.
Coroner ISRAEL SJoBEEG
supt. Of School,. Z. DAHLauIsT.
The county commissionersare: A.
y. Skagen, chairman, Huns Erick.
son, Silver Bertilrud, Charles He:l.
lun,l and Lars Hagl.ind.
In the above list OF officers is
found the names Of several former
residents OF Marshall county, viz
O. Il. Eckman, S r. Dalquistand
Lars Haglund.
The county superintendent's Gala
sry is fixed at $40 per organize,
school district, and that Of the coun
ty attorney ut 800 for the yeal
1895.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

Z. d f 3. ; J.. s l. p
= The case against Oscar Nelson,
Tllorsten Olson nnd Albert Olson,
charged with nnpropriating wheat
TO their own nsecontrary to the law
and the statutes, wits tried before
Justice Hughes, OF Stephen, on Tues
day this week. The state VAS unable
to furnish evidence sufficient to con-
Wet, and the prisoners we're released.
The complaining witness was John
Amort. The county attorney prose-
cuted and A. Grindeland was the att
torlley for the defense.
John E. Ostrom and party re.
turned from their prospecting trip
into the Red Lake reservation and
beyond on Saturday last. They re-
port having seen a great deal of fine
country and lots oftimber. From
Red Lake Agency they proceeded in
u south easterly direction as far as
range 80, about 60 or 20 miles from
the agency, visiting several large
lumber camps. Much OF the pine in
the vicinity of Red Lake has been
cut by the Indians. The farther YOU
get from the lake the better the tim
Der becomes. Mr.. Ostrom stated to
q SnEAF reporter thai the farmers OF
the Red River Valley need not worry
about fire wood, us there is sufficient
there to supply them for IL thousand
years. All that is needed is Il rail-
roa,l to bring us in direct communi-
cation with these vast forests. Mem.
bers OF the party tell many thrilling
Stories about the trip, and their er-
counters with the noble Red men, the
half breeds and tile squatters. Mr..
Ostrom had /, costly fur robe st Glen,
and Others OF the party lost articles
which they had along, including an
empty Jug.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24
Two New Townships

Special to Pioneer Press.
St Cloud, Jan. q. Tomorrow
morning township 149, range 81,
will be opened to entry and fling at
the land office in this city. tits pro-
bahle that forty or fifty entries will
be made, as it is reported that that
number Of squatters have settled
upon lands therein. This morning,
ut 8 O'Clock, Il number OF men took
their places ut the land Office door
to await the hour for business to-
morrow. Township $50, range 80,
will be opened Thursday morning
Both townships are located south
east Of the Red Lake Indian reser-
vation. There il valuable timber.
land in them and also fair Turning.
lands.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24
/" Critical DAYS.,

Professor Rudolph F,lb. Of
Leipsic, Germany, maintains as a
scientific theory that great atmos-
pheric disturbances, shocks OF r,srtli-
aquakes, and explosions, are.so strik-
sing!y cOincident with the most ex-
tensive oceanic tides as To warrant
the belief that the same cause, plan
.etary influence, produces both.
These periods Of planetary conj,.nc-
ton Professor Falb trims critical
days" The individual consultations
affecting an Increase of these forces
are: First, the perigea-tllat is, tie
the time when moon aln! e;lrtll are
nearest to one another; second, the
moons equatorial position; third,
the perillelion, when our globe is
nearest the sun; fourth, the suns
equatorial position; fifth, syzygies,
Or new moon and full moon: the lu-
mar or solar ec!ipscs. The following
are the Critical days" for 1895:
Ofthe first order, Sept. IS, March
a, Aug. 90, Feb. 8, Oct. Is, April 8,
and July % OF the second order,
May 8, Noy.16, March 26, April %,
Dec. 81, Oct. Ia, Feb q, June q,
Sept. q and Nov. 2. OF the third
order, May q, Dec. 2, Dec. 16, June
z, Aug. 5 and July {. OF other .scri-
tical days." are the one on which
you select your route for IL railroad
journey, and n,ucl, Of comfort and
s;,fety n:ily depend upon yunrclloice.
- wise selection will always include
..,i,he Burli1gton. rs it ins.lres the
best Recommendations and tie most
prompt connexions, besides sreacl:-
ing, with its seven thousand miles OF
track, I'LL prominent cities and towns
OF the West. For maps. timetables,
tickets, oi.;tny Information, Gill OH
Your home ticket :igei,t. or address,
~. j. g. kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent,
st. Paul, Mimi. .s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24

The Robertson Lumber CO., arc ii
crensing their stock largely and iii
tend to Curry the most extensiveas.
sortment Of building ln;lterial fall
kinds ever seen IN Warren. GILL on
y II Easton, and learn prices which
have been reduced 50 u 8 per NJ
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24

In dull times d TRADE, IS !, good.
thing to I'LL back upon. will do
watch repairisig, goidsn,ithing, aud.
engraving promptly ;lnil s;,t;sI;lcto
rily. Bring youl. work TO me,
III . Il oLM.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24
Notice to Tax Payers.

Twill be at Argyle on Tuesday,
Jan. 20, aud at Stephen on Tuesday
Feb. 5 for the purpose Of collecting
personal property ;lld renl estate
taxes. PETER o. DAHLGRES,
Cu. Treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24

You ought to know his: Dc MITES
Mitch Hazel Sslve sill heal il burn
and stop the 3piiiiI INSTANTLY. Twill
cure bully elllpped ha.l.ls, ugly;
wounds. sores, and Il well known
cure Tor Plies. ClG,pin's DrBgstojs.. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-24

| have q few thousand dollars of
private money on hand to loan on
first clnss implov e.l f,lrnls fle,lr " s,r-
rem, at Bunk OF syarreIl
lsAAfHERs0N, Cashier.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

from side to side by the. tossing ship, but
still as death herself
1 know all about it now she whis-
pered family, and you saved my life al the
risk Of your own. +"
Thecaptain ssilenta moment ,andmOre
than one Of US blew his nose vigorously;
even the captain himself was pale and
his voice tremulous as he continued:
We'll, boys, that finished it. I was
weak and tired, and the strain had been
hard on me. 1 cried like a baby, and I
face before went away; aud her mothes.
didn't object at all. Ten seconds later Twas
as sound asleep as had been when that
voice Weakened me two days-or rather
nights-before aud when woke up againis
all seemed like dream. But had AIice's
iIlnesS-for she was sick for weeks-and
this gray patch above my forehead 20 prove
its reality, and then the cruel mark on
AHce's throat, the spot where I had bruised
it with my chin, was to be seen for months.
did it ever go away? Oh, yes, and she
recovered fully after-ah," rising and
preparing to depart, that reminds me
told her I'd be home early. You see, Imar-
ried her when We got home again.
No, 1 never found out where the voice
that called me came from; can't explain it
at all Some OF you clever fellows must
do that Goodnight" and, buttoning his
macintosh, the old captain went out into
the rain, while the rest of US drew our chairs
closer to the fire.-Chieago Daily News
The morning times., 1895-08-16

limbs and heart beating to suffoeation,
but with stern face
AT sight OF me appearing before them
suddenly IN the weird light OF the storm they
shrank back, and one dashed down to his
bunk But here my Voice came back 10 me,
and l think the strong Obiurgation yelled
after him did more TO reassHre the rest than
anything else which 1 could have done.
Turning to the mate, ,whostoOd by speech
less with mingled shame and fear, deIiv-
cred the fainting girl to him, telling him 70
carry her below, rouse her mother and re-
turn as quickly as possible, and then, bare
footed and half-ciothed as 1 was, I forgot
All else for the time being in thinking OF the
ship, which was running madely before the
wind and taking in more water than shs
could carry safely for long.
The storm which was upon us was one
Ofthe worst ever saw-and I have been in
manya wild StOrm-andit was twOda Us and
a night later before could find time to go
below and ask after Alice although through
all my anxiety and exhausting labor I
never forgot her and the recollection OF her
white, still face as il had lain against my
breast after 1 had choked her into UncO1-
scioUsness haunted ME the whole time.
When at last the storm abated and felt
free 10 leave the ship III the care Of the
mate, who had been completely upset by his
scare and the renlorse which folio wed it, I
was almost Hght-headed and the fancy that
her small, cold, clinging fingers were always
pulling at my arms, holding me back from
my duty nearly maddened me.
When Igot below her mother told methat
Alice was very i'll had been wildly delirious
for tweuty-fuur hours after that dreadful
shock, but was, she hoped, beyond danger
now, and she even a1O wed me 10 see her
for moment as she lay in her berth, thrown
The morning times., 1895-08-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol-
lows: Reese F. Luokei to Benjamin F.
Grimes lots 6,7, and 10, square 17S, $40
Maria Tavenner to John Miller, lot 27,
Miles subdivision, square 1915, $40
Allen Z. Miller TO Hiram j. Bapes part of
lot 3, block So, Brookland, 500. Marriet
Re- Wattles to Ewing O. Tade, lot 73,
STAIRS subdivision, square 9S7, $1OO
Laura s. Thornton to Catharine Connor and
Annie Schneider, lot o, block Z, Grammer's S
addition, Takonla Park, S1,720. 20. VIM
H Swander to NJ. Y. Granger lot 4, square
43, 81. Israel Buchanan and Henry Yates,
lot 3S, plot &c, Garfield, 81 100 John
II. A. Johnson to Elizabeth Carr, lots 81
and 6S square 1928, $40.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
One Cent n5ap R5s
No advertisement less than Ios.
PROPOSALS.

PROPO AIS for constructing brick
addition TO the Bjghtwood School, on
BrightwOod avenue, District of Columbia
Office of the Commissioners, District OF CO.
lumbia- Washington, u. c. August 3, S95.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office until 2 NJ on TUESDAY AUGUST
20, 1895, for constructing a brick addition
20 the 1rightwood school Building, on
Brightwood avenue, District OF Columbia.
Blank forms of proposals. and specitica-
tiuns, together with all neces sary infor-
nation, can be obtained upon application
therefor at the office or the Inspector Of
Buildings of the District of Columbia, and
bids on these forms only VIII be considered.
The right is Reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Proposals mu st be enclosed in IN envelope
sealed and endorsed on the outside, Pro
pOsaI for constructing a brick addition
10 the Brightwood school building
JOHN W. ROSS
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHAS. f. POWELL
Commissioners, D. G.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
One Cent S5ap R5s
No advertisement Ies1 than 100.
DIR. WALKER
Cured This Many.

Mr.. s. NJ Russell, OF 1903 S street
northwest, was for years sufferer from
dyspepsia, constipation and nervous debility.
He lost III weight; was dizzy; trembled;
headacle; pain over the heart and in the
back. After being treated by many ply
sicians Dr. Walker cured him
Young or mIdoie-aged men suffering
from the effects of their own fonies, vices,
or excssses, or men contemplating mar
riage who are conscious Of any impedi-
ment or disqualification, or those who
feel their youthful yigor and power de-
Ginning, should consult DR. Walker, who
has been the means Of res toring hundreds
OF such uufortunates TO health, strength,
and happiness.
His we'll known sanitarium 1t 1411 Penn
syEania avenue, adjoining Wizards Ho-
tel, is open daily FOR consultation and treat
menU Office hours, 10 a. M to . o.
m. Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
Z 20 6; Sundays, 10 TO II
The morning times., 1895-08-16
Street Railways,

A very neat little book has just been pub
lished by Messrs. Beekert & McCurdy,
called the street Railway Guide" 1t
gives fullest information about all the diff
ferent street car routes in and near Wash
ington, and also, about all the steamboat
lines along the river Ii further mentions
the various points of interest in the city
and the best way of reaching them. 1t is
very complete little book, crammed with
useful information, and no Washingtonian
should fail to get one.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
Declared TO BE Lunatics.

Judge Cole yesterday signed orders con-
firming the results of the inquiSition OF
the marshars jury in the following cases Of
alleged lunatics: Harry II. Stanford, George
R. Walton, John B. Roberts, George W.
George W. wakenight, Lillian NJ. Bra
ford. Frank Rooney, Jennie Usher, and
Mary Ybell. In each instance the jury re-
ported insanity and recommended COM
misaI. to st. EIizabeth's.