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OMAHA DAILY BEE -TUESDAY , MAY 6 , 18& ;
MRS. S. J. NORKIS ,
omplete Assortment of the Latest Novelties in
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS
I05S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NEUHAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
Furniture and appointments nil now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadwny , Council Bluflfa.
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Couutil Shifts , town.
Wo nuarantoo our work ns firsl-class in over manner and style nt low pricos.
Wo make n specialty of Oroupcs , Families , and especially children , which
wo take quicker than n wink. COME AND SEM US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietors.
All kind ) ol ,
Engineering
Land Bur-
voincrcartn <
quantities calculated , ] I 6 , m OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , oto. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
WHOLESALE DEALKUS INJ
L
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo eua'untoo the euro of the following n mod dls-
Booses , or no imy : Ilhcumatlsm , Scrofula , Ulcora ,
Catarrh , n'l Blood and iklndlscaros , DvoiwpsU , I-Uor
Complaint , Kidney ami Bladder DIsoasej. Oout , Nciv
ralffla and Asthma , Thosj Springs are the ta\orlto
resort of the tlro.l . an.l dobllltatod , nnd nre the
FEEULK LADIB3 BEST FKIK.ND.
Good hotel , Ihery and butlilng accomod.ttton both
winter nnd summer. Locality highly plcturcique
and healthy. Acoceslblo by Wnbish railway , t
Evona.or C. , U. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcfpondonci
.solicited , IlKV. M. U. TUOMPSC5N.
ilanngor.
Albany , Slloani Springs , jOoutry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Spcclflo Oravlty 1.002
Itoactlon . .Noutra
Carbonlo Acid Oas 26 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Grain !
Carbonate Iron 7,041 ! '
Sulphate Magnesia 8.280 "
Sulphate Calclam 1,148 "
Chlorldo Sodium 7.20J '
Sllllca 1,6011
Alumhia . . . .O.ulU
Organlcand Vo' Mlo matter Rid loss 1,159 "
Total scllds pc * uallon 67,174 "
WIUOUTK MERRILL , Chemists
JACOB > .M3. E. P. CADWELt
SIIY13& CADWEtL ,
COUNCIL BLTJFFS , IOWA
OIQce , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Shugait & Mo-
Habon'i Block. Will practice In State and cdertl
court ?
W. a VAUCMAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Umahtv ana Connell Bluft.
ostito colloo Ion ngcni Old Fellor
N. SCHURZ. *
Mice oftle Peace.
OfFICE OVEU A1IKUICAN EXPRESS.
00 UNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M.L
PflTSIOIAN & SURGEON ,
222 middle Broadway. CouncU Binds.
ST- , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
! 17 and 219 North Main St. , St. Louis.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOK. WRITINO
NEWS rt , PAPERS , ! WKAPPINQ
KNVELOPE3CABD BOARD AMD
FEINTER'S STOCK
tarCasi paid for Raes of nl
COOK'S GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Now York
In April , May and Juno , 1884. PASSAGE TICKETS
by ad ATLANTIC STEAMERS. Special facilities for
securing GOOD BERTHS. TOUIUST TICKKTd for
traveltr In KUKOl'E , by a'l routes , at reduced rates.
COOK'S EXCURSIONIST , with maps and full par.
tlculars , by mall 10 cciite. AHdrccs
THOS. COOK t BOtf , M Brovlway , H. V.
' -t a-w-w&s
n. "t © ci
TO PURCHASE
f Second
For Spot Cash. Call on or address Mr. or lire.
Stephen J. BROD RICK , 018 South lOtn street. .
GHAB.LES EIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DEALER IN
Melalic Cases , Cofflu , Caskets , Shroafls ,
ETC. , ETC. ,
1000 Farnam St. , - OMAHA , NI5B
Telograjihlo orders promptly attended to. Coroner
office. Tele hone No. & 21.
MCCARTHY & BURKE ,
UNDERTAKERS !
218 14TH STREET. BET. FARNAM
AND DOUGLAS.
' A. F. GROSS. ,
J
rjABINET WORK , HUCU AS
OPUNTERS , BARS , IOE BOXES
LIBRARIES ,
and al kindl of oflico work a specialty Call or address
dross 1308 Jackaon Street , Omaha , Neb.
H. PHILLIPS ,
m
His one ol the largest and finest assortment o
Srrlug anil Huminer Uootls tor Sultln ? ) uicl Tronae
lusi. All Kannontl iniaiauteod to lit anil trlmmei
with the Ii8 t Trlmmlui-i M V 1'RICIH ARE LOWE
than any Mcrihint Tailor In tie city ,
titroct
E , Rice M , D.
PAVPPD or other tumors rcmcnoJ without the
ImflulifilJj knllo or draw Ingot blood.
CHROHIC DISEASES'-"p' " " * .
i Oicr thirty yearspractical | experience Offloe No
5 1'cnrl etroct , Council UluHs
A.fc tbo well-known Establishment
OP
J. P. FBLBERT ,
209 Upper Broaawny , tlio
GASH
ca-n.oa3iin.-sr
01 Council Bludj. Notlco our reduced Price List.
Wo gi\o
5 pounds Eitra 0 Suir 'for $1 00
1 pounds Oranuhtcd ausar 1 03
5 pound * Choice Oatmeal . .100
D pounds Niwy Beans. _ 1 00
1 pounds B 8tnull < Starch , . . 1 00
2 Iioundi Caroli'in Hlco I 00
2 pouiiclt ! HIOICO crun s 1 00
5 bars BnflfnHSoip 1 00
IxttA 7/o 1 rout , per pound 09
Iholca Mine ) .Meat per pound 10
dozen Mackerel IE
tolorttdo Flour , Winter , per cwt 200
0 pounds Oinscr Snnps 1 00
Dpoandih inlay 1 00
6 gallon Itej S\iup 1 70
Vhlterish.pcrkh. : 80
lockerel.Dcrlilt 85
) atcs , per pound 10
T. T. T.
All grades , according to quality , 15a to SOoJpor
tound.
Wo also carry a tult line of Men's , Ladles' nnd
Jh'ldrcn's ' flno Shoes and klen'i Flno IJooti atery
o\v prloai. Also % full lloo 01 Tiawaro and general
mcrchaudlso. Call on us nnd bo convinced thai you
can SM o money by deallne with us. Goods dcllvcr d
ree In nnv part of the city.
In e word , we are Iwund to sell nnd challenge all
auJaole competition In this councr.
J. P. FILHERTI
209 u cr Broadway
n. M. rnur.
OFFICER & FUSE7
BANKERS.
Council Blufla * b.
1856
Dealers In Foreign and omcstlo Exchange an
lonw R nrtti
BOOGE'S SIOUX OIT ? HAMS. '
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. 32 Pearl Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. .
.ROLLER
CORNER PEHRLST.ANDSFIFTH'AVE ' ,
Open 10:00 : a.m. , 2:00 : p. m and 7SO ; n. m. ,
Monday , Weducaday and Friday ere
nlagt.
ADMISSION . 25 CENT ? .
No objectionable o aractcrsulll bo admitted ,
II. II. MARTENS . PROPRIETOR.
IMPORTANT
-TO
Buyers of al
OANNOJST BBO'SS& CO. .
IIa\e established themselves In Omaha to tiansaoi
a general brokerage and business. Wo will buy a )
Uwesof Koodiiat wholesale or retail , and guarantee
perfect > atl > factlon In prices , as o can buy chraper
than yourselves. You can site tbo advantage of tmv
n your goods bought by one who will work for
our Interest and not trust to a merchant who lu
omethlni ; he ls anxious to be rid of. We will a'u
prompt "Mention to telling an ) thin" ontruitei
ous , andgooKS consigned to us will be carefully
eked to. Correspondenot solicited. l
MTlicferonoiia-Omalii Natlonil Dank , HcC
ro'sUank. AdJreJi 111 S. 15th St.
H , K , BUEKET
11 North tb Street Omaha
F. SCHEUERMANNM D
RKOULAR OKUWA
Homoopathio Physician
SPECIALIST OF
WOKEN , OHILDREN & CIIRONIO DISEASES.
Homi-At UuslJenoe , No. 1413 a. 10th Street , U
10 a. in. , and alter 3 p. m. Hours At otllco , Np , H
inrt 105 . 10th Rt , Room 7.from 10 a. m. , to S ] i. n
N a Tuu T p * Wrrm will bo retnor i , w tl'ov
dinner , la time ol from S to t hour * .
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
BAGGED A BURGLAR.
Hapy JacK not so "Happy [ as
Might be ,
hot at nnd Olprlcd Jin Is now lie-
Iiliul tlio
Sunday night Frank Corbnly , living
n Washington avenue , was aroused
rom slumber by hearing some ono work-
ng nt the front door of his residence ,
lo watched nnd waited just inside the
oor until the burglar wns just nbout
orcing the door open when Corbnlcy
hot. The ball passed through the thick
> art of the door instead of the thinner
lanol , nnd vras so nearly spent when it
truck the burglar in tlio breast thnt it
uflictcd no serious Wound , Corbnly
ushod out upon the follow , pointed
iis revolver at him , made him throw up
lie hands , nnd thus hold him while Con-
tnblo Fox , who lives in mi ndjacont
louse , came to arrest the follow , nnd
ako him to jail. Ho wns brought before
ustico Sohurz yesterday , but refused to
ivo nny other name than Happy Jack. .
( o was sent back to jail to nwnit his ox-
mination , which was sot for Friday
oxt.
IOWA NEWS.
Most of the Iowa citio ) now have n
lain gang.
Dubuque has ordered n tax levy of § 50-
)0 ) for the maintenance of her public
chools during the next year.
Citizens of Kookuk nro disheartened
vor the non-building of the union depot
hich the railroad companies promised
lorn long ago.
There is sadness among Kookuk poker
ilayors because n mook-oyod * stranger
> eat them out of about § 2,000 the other
ight.
Minnie Oloson , n 13-year-old girl , is
nissing from her homo in Ottumwn , nnd
icro is doubt as to whether she is
rowned or has absconded.
There are in the state 55,000 old sol-
iors , nnd of those 13,000 nro members
> f the Grand Army of the Republic ,
,000 having joined last year.
The shortages of Geo. H. Cargill , the
bsconded commercial agency man nt
) os Moines , foots up nearly $0,000 , and
will probably oxcced that amount.
The friends of temperance in Sao coun-
f , who desire to see the prohibitory
tmondmont enforced , and are willing to
iclp in its enforcement , are to moot in
onvention at Sao City on the 14th.
At Dos Moines the other evening Gov.
herman was publicly presented with a
fmo crayon portrait of himself. " Scna-
or Rothort , of Kookuk , made the pro-
entation speech , to which the governor
olicitously responded.
The Cnariton Patriot understands that
ho. Burlington company Intends to lay a
oublo track between that place and Lu-
aa. The new track will Start from near
ho poor farni and run around the hill ,
oming into Lucas from the south.
Larry Powers , an employ o of the
own City glucose works , was caught in
ho shafting on the 20th and whirled
nrouni several times and dashed violent-
y against the floor. His entire body
was bruised and the skin lacerated , while
lia left knee was broken and ankle
crushed.
The Dubuque Telegraph has informa
tion that Judge Sylvester Bagg , so long
on the bench in that judicial District , has
about decided to leave Minneapolis and
return to his old homo nt Wnterloo , that
tnto. The judge has not found the law
msincss in Minneapolis as prosperous as
to expected to , and ho has boon in ill-
icalth over since ho has been there.
A GIHM9H ESCAPADE.
Mifis Evnlin Iloo'y Sports the Trousers
But is Detected and Taken Home.
NEW HAVEN , Conn. , April 28 , 1884.
Misa Evelyn Hooy , who has created
uch a profund sensation' hero by her
> irhsh freak of masquerading in her
irothor'a clothes , was returned hero to-
lay from Palmer , Mass , , where she
vas arrested Saturday night. She is
carcely seventeen years of age , and is
i pretty , plumb , little black eyed girl ,
ntolligont and gracious. Her father ,
? rod L. Hooy , is n Grand street harness
mimfacturor. She laughs at the ideas
> onplo entertained about her escapade
joing a love affair , or n crazy lit , or the
result of reading too much light litera-
uro. She wa ! > , oho says , anxious to see
more of the world than is exhibited to
'ominino eyes in dull old Now Haven ,
md she has been debating upon making
ho trip for some timo. She
was particularly desirous of seeing
, hp great c ty of Boston , with its Bunker
lill Monument , and the idea of conceal-
ng her identity in boy's clothes she
.nought n particularly bright one , as she
a to travel alone. After reaching Hart-
brd by train from hero , on Saturday
horning , she went to Springfield ; and
.hen running out of money she tried to
"deadhead it" to Boston ; but a keen-eyed
jassongor revealed his opinion to the con-
luctor that she was a woman in men's
clothes. That official placed her in the
lands of the police at Palmer , and yos-
.orday morning her father took A now
spring suit , thatThad just boon completed
'or the freakish girl , and going to Palmer
laughingly upbraided her for her prank ,
and badQ her put it on. The girl looked
very awkwardly in the masculine clothes ,
which were much too largonnd made hot
act clumsily. She seoma surprised at the
sonsaiion her trip has cteated , and to <
night says oho is sorry eho put on the
trousers. "Tho next time I take a jour
ney , " eho said , "I will wear my o\ir
clothes , but I had a real splendid exciting
time , and it's all como out good. "
the Ixird'H ' '
Amending 1'rayor.
Arkanaaw Traveller.
Old man Sam Kulloton waa doubtlosi
one of the most ardent legislators knowi
to the history cf Arkansaw. Every bil
introduced by a well drecsod man In
looked on with suspicionnnd never failec
to suggest an amendment. Ono morning
after a night's carousal , ho entered tin
legislative hall just as the chaplain wa
asking.divino aid. The old man took .
chew of tobacco and listened attentive ! ;
until the chaplain closed his potitioi
with an oflectivo recitation of the Lord *
prayer.
"Mr. Speaker , " aaid the old mnn , arit
ing , "I move to strike out the word
'daily bread1 and insert 'as much brcu
a may bo found nocomry for twenty
dnyc. " Wo liavo already done enough for
the flood sufferers. "
Whnt Wo nro Coming To.
San Tranclsco Chronicle.
It may help Now York real estntn in the
lower part of the city to have § 25 , ( 00,000
put into huao oflico buildings by English
capitalists , but the principle is not n
good ono , nny moro than is the purchase
by foreign syndicates of vast cattle ranges
and wheat farms in Colorado , Dakota
and Texas. It tends to establish hero n
system like that in vogue in Ireland-
great landed estates which the owners
visit once or twice n year , spending the
revenues from them in Londsn or on the
Continent. Whntrith the purchase of
square miles of territory by wealthy for
eigners and Uio admission to citizenship
of paupers from the Old World , there
soon promises to bo no place for the na
tive American in this country.
Ilia FlrHt OiTonso.
Texas SlttliiRfl.
"Guilty or not gutllyl" asked an Austin
justice of the peace of n colored culprit ,
who was nccuscd of stealing a whole line
full of linen.
"Dat nr 'ponds on you , Jodgo. Hit's
for you to Bay. "
"You must either plead guilty or not
guilty ; I linvo nothing to do with it. "
"Yes , you ha . If you is gwinetor lot
mo oil' with nuflin but n rcprmnnd , like
you did las' time "
"Woll , aupnnso I do lot you off with n
reprimand , as I did last time ? "
"In dat case I pleads guilty to six
shirts , foah pilly slips , nnd nbout n dozen
udder pieces. "
"But I'm ' not going to lot you ofT so
easy. "
"Dan cf you is gvrinotor sock it to mo ,
L'll gib n liar ono ob do shirts , and wo will
try dis case by n jury. "
"All right. I'll outer n plea of not
guilty. "
Tina did not aooin to suit the culprit
very well , for ho spoke up :
"I say , boss , I don't kcor to put do
court nnd do snoriH to troubln on my ac
count. Joss lommo otf g'in wid n
roprimnn , ' ns yoinlid las' week , on ac
count ob hit being my fust ollunce , and 1
plead guilty tor five eluckons I pulled las'
' 1 stole last winter
week , an' n hog
ter , nn" n pair of shoes from do
store , nnd a woodpile I'so gwinetor haul
off to-night. "
The justice thougiit that "do fust
" out nnd the offender
oflVnco" plea was worn ,
fender is now in the Texas penitentiary.
It docs not pay to bo guilty of the first
offence moro than half a dezen times in
Texas , unless the first offence is shooting
a man.
CONVINCING.
1 ho proof Jt the pudding is not in cliowlng
the string , but in having an opportunity to
test the nrticlo direct , bchrotcr it ttccht , the
Drupgists , have n free trial bottle of Dr. Uo-
Banko H Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every ono wno Is afllictod with Gouglm , Colds ,
Asthma , Consumption or ( jny Lung AlToction.
A Turtle With a Moral.
Ceylon Letter in Chicago Times.
Not far from Bonair , where Arabi re
sides , there is a Lugo and ancient turtle ,
owned by a Singaleso gentleman , who re
ceived it as an heir-loom. The turtle is
is about four foot long nnd nearly three
wide , nnd its owner told mo that the most
aged persons around never remembered it
smaller. It is vaguely said _ to bo 100 or
200 years old. It bellows like a bull when
thirsty. Its happiness is to have its
flabby nock scratched by its keeper. It is
too old to snap at anything and is totally
blind. Children nsed to ride on it , and
a hole is bored through the shell , through
which they were wont to spur their steed
when ho became torpid. Poor old crea
ture , weto atuotbetter to bo put to aces
mic use in the form of soup than to totter
about in this way , blind and heavy laden
with the shell that was your stronghold I
The aged turtle shaped himself in my
eyes to a symbol of the low , carthbound
unprogressive systems of the world , which
believe that the pivot of the earth rests
uponthoir back and care only to fortify
themselves against those of thnir kind
that have climbed towingo. ) While I
wns mentally applying the turtle to one
and another of the systems and institu
tions which deserve the name of "sur
vivals" in the bad sense of things , which
outgrowing their 'utility , insist on being
used instead of studied trasmuted I
came upon "Whist Bungalow , " which
Hioikol has now made made famous
everywhere except in Ceylon. The pleas
ant Germana who entertained him nro
no longer there one , is dead , the others
have rnmo'vod , andsomo of Arabi's Egyp
tian friends are residing there.
Those Complaining of Sere Throat or
Hoarseness should use UIIOWN'H 35lioxcm.ii ,
TnouiiKH. Tha ollect is extraordinary , partic
ularly whou used by singers and speakers for
clearing tlio voico.
Kcitmrkixblo C1J' .
Wilmington N. 0. Nows.
Ono of our country Mends is the jubi
lant owner of a calf that throws tour-
legged chickens and such other cnrositics
into the obscurity of a dim nnd distant
doj and gives a backset to almost nny-
bing in the monstrosity linn that wo have
rot hoard of. On the 27th of March ncow ,
io property of L. A. Hipp , who lives
about six miles north of this.city and near
ho Arlington gold mine , gave birth to n
argo male calf which is entirely destitute
of hair. Its skin has a feathery appearance
, nd Bomewhnt resemblita that of an ule-
) hant , and although now moro tnun two
vooksold , shows no indication of prodnc-
, ho uauil liisutu covering , AH to cubr and
marking it closely resembles its mother ,
lie skin being red on its back nndnidex ,
while its head and luqa nre whito. An
other peculiarity ia tint ita head , lega
and foot are tho.iu of n shot' } ) , und about
three inches of its tail is udorued with
white wool.
How About tlio Doses
Many people before purchasing a medicine
naturally inquire the size of the dose and the
strength of It. In ualng Jlurdock Mood Jilt'
'en a teaspoonful for the llttlo ones and twu
EJUBpoonfulii for grown folka nra all that le
necodaury nt ono timo. This magnificent me
dlttno la not only economical but very plua
sant to the taato.
Do Wo Want Mexico ?
"Do wo want Mexico ? " asks a news
paper correspondent just returned fron
the land of the Montczumns. "Wo di
not. There is nothing wo do not neec
moro , If wo'could take Mexico vritl
only ita nborigincH , without the Spanlurde
or n drop'of Sprnish blood , it might b
worth considering , but , as the aituatioi
is now , we do not want it. I have neve
mot any people so In/.y , conceited , cruel
vicious and arrogant ns the ruling class ii
Mexico. They are so conceited nni
arrogant generally that they look , nc
and upoak as if there were nobody els
on the planet worthy of consideration
they are so cruel thnt every town has it
bull-fights , dog.fights ; they nrosovni
and so lazy that they regard work as dii
graceful , and if there ii ono eot of poopl
who , above all others , have no _ buaines
among prourousivo Americans it la thot
who are afraid to work.1' '
BLACK FACE KILLED HIM ,
Dospornto Encounter With a Buf
falo at the Fair Grounds ,
ATrni ) lloprp.soiHatlou o ( I.lloou lie
rinliiR.
St. I < mis llomblcnn | | May 2il.
With no spectators to witness their
reckless performance Dr. Carver's baudof
cowboys ntul Indians undertook to subdue -
duo nml train n IATRO wild bulfiUo in the
nmpliithontro nt the fair ground ycslcr-
dixy morning. Imtontl of getting the
liOAit In slmpo for usa nt their future ex
hibitions , however , they mortally wound
ed him and cnmo ncnr losing utiu of their
bravest Indian riders.
A few days ago Dr. * Carver nskod for
the loan of two of the bullalos at the
Xoological gurdons , saying ho desired to
train them for performances ho intended
to give during his exhibitions in the am
phitheatre nt thofair ground , Ho thought
ho could easily train them , supposing ,
perhaps , they had become partially tnmo
during their captivity. It was finally ar
ranged that the attempt to train the ani
mals should bo made yestarday morning.
Accordingly , nt daybreak they were turn
ed into the amphitheatre to roam until 11
o'clock. The bullalos wore both line
specimens. One was n largo fomnlo and
the other n line male , the former possess
ing n savngo and combative disposition ,
and giving no indication that she had
boon improved by imprisonment. At 11
o'clock , the time appointed for the open
ing of the contest between the animals
nnd their would-be conquerors , Dr. C.ir-
vor and his cowboy nids entered the arena
through the south gate , whllo Chief
Oconomovroo nnd his b-xiul of savages ,
with n war whoop , entered through the
north gate. Each party charged
simultaneously nt thobull'.ilos , discharging
their carbines , which were loaded with
blank cartridges , ns they did BO. This
extraordinary proceeding appeared to
daze the animals momentarily , ns they
came to a halt nnd stood motionless fern
n short timo. Driving spurs into his
horso'a Hanks , Black Face , one of the
Indians , made a wicked lunge nt the
largo female buffalo. The nnimal stood
nt bay until the reckless savagu cnmo
within two foot of her , mid , pnwing the
ground nnd throwing her tail in the nir ,
aho began to light most furiously. Dash
ing headlong toward Black Pace's horse
the charged against the poor nnimal BO
quickly that the result of the combat
could not bo ascertained until the cloud
of dust enveloping the combatants had
passed nwny. In the collision between
the horsn nnd bull'.ilo both of the animals
nnd Black Face -wore knocked prostrate
to the ground. They rolled about a few
seconds in the dust in n most ridiculous
manner , but the situation was considered
anything but funny by Blnck Faco. _ Ho
was the lirst to rcgainhis foot. Believing it
to bo the bettor part of valor to leave the
buflalo and horse to finish the encounter
ho escaped from the arena through the
nearest gate. Unable to climb over the
; ate , nnd not willing to have anything
nero to do with the buflalo , the riderless
lorao ran at the top of his speed around
ho arena. So badly frightened was the
ioor horse that ho fairly trembled when
10 came to a halt nt n point in the arena
8 fur from the buffalo as ho could got.
s soon as lie recovered her feet , the
lufuilo charged right nnd left nt the cow-
ioys and Indiana , and behaved in ouch n
, vay that Dr. Carver nont ono of his men
for a loaded carbine with which to kill
her if the emergency compelled him to
caort to desperate measures. With great
iresonce of mind Dr. Carver then ox-
hanged his horse for ouo of the fleetest
in the arena , nnd , with a lasso , started in
lursuit of the buflalo , which the Indians
tear the north gate were dodging with
.roat dexterity. Riding alongside of
ho beast before his approach was
letoctcd by her , ho swung the lasso in
ho nir with such prcciciou chat the noose
intwined her front legs and threw her to
; ho ground. Without losing a moment
; ho cow-boys nndlndians dismounted and
luickly bound her limbs with strong
opes before she could extricate herself
'rom her unhappy position. She bellowed
, nd kicked , but finally submitted , after
ixhaunting her strength , to the inevita
ble. When she ceased her struggle for
iborty tlio men tied n rope 100 feet in
ength to each of her horns , placed an
tndinn on her back , nnd then released
lior. Standing on either aide of the buf-
'alo nt a distance of 100 feet , the savages
md cowboys were nblo to drag her about
until they tired her out. Then they sub
dued her completely. They succeeded to
,11 , appearances in carrying out their pur-
lose , but they were mistaken , as the
HiiTulo ill her conflict wifli Black
Aico sustained mortal in juries thnt do
n-vied her of her strength instond of nl-
Bering her savage nature. She was taken
iO her cage where she died about 5 o'clock
ast i ght from the injuries slip received
vhilo passing through her terrible ordeal
'n ' the arena. The battle was far more
inciting than the men imagined it would
o , nnd they are not very anxious to un-
-urtako another eimiliar performance.
Dr. Carver , however , aayn * ho is deter
mined to train a largo buffalo for hiu show
lotwithstnnding the dangers the under-
aking will necessarily involve. He paid
ho Fair association for the animal ho
: illod and negotiated with them for the
lurchnso of another fmo specimen which
rrived at the uoologicsl gardens from
Central Park , Now \ork , last night. This
'mllalo is u largo bull , nnd according to
cport , ho hasta very mean disposition.
SntlnCucttoii Universal ,
"In the pant three months I bavo sold one
Imntlrod and ulx bottles of Tltomat' Kclectric
Uil , Never saw a medicine lu my life that
KQVO Mich universal HatUfacUun. Cured an
ulcoratud throat for mo lu twenty-four lioursj
nuvor fulled to ruliovo my children of croup , '
U. It , Hull , DruRirist , Oruyvlllo , III.
\Vliy ho Didn't.
Detroit Free Kress.
"Did you notice what a boor that mat
was who sat next to you'/ / " asked ont
lady of another ns the pair stopped off s
Woodward nvenuo oar the other day.
"How ? "
"Why ho refused to pass the faro fo :
the lady in lavondar silk. "
" 0 well ; you BCO they were divorcee
only two weeks ago , nnd it couldn't bi
oxpccted that ho would recover his composure
posuro this soon. It is u mean trick ii
any divprcod woman to expect her ex
husband tb pass alimony money up to th
faro-box.
Homo Doubt tlio Blblo
And the moth us of Its authors , but none wli
liavo uuod thain doubt the tillicacy of Jlurdot
Mootl ilittcn. ThU aploudid blood toulu I
without u poor.
All In tlio Family.
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4th day of July next. The Towlo fatuil
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