THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WflfcyESDAV7" , AUGUST 20 , 1800.
FROJI THE IIA\VIEYE \ ( STATE ,
Ansual Convention of the Christian Ohuroh
in iJ'eMion ' ( it DCS Moino ? .
THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES PRESENT ,
3' ( > iiiii > riiiI ii.fiiniitliins Issued Attains !
a Number of Orlgltml PiiL-lctmo
Di-ali-'in ut , Hiiiitic A Jloo *
hlor I'lcnli ; .
DirsMi'iNr. ' * . li. : , . .AutfustlO.fSi cInl Tele-
prniiito ' 1 in : BRI : . | ThestatoChristian ( Dis
ciples' ' contention begun in tills city thU aft-
crnoon nnd willeoiitlmiountil Friday. About
thrco liuiidfi-d ilcleRiitesi froiuitll parts of the
ttato tire In attendance. Tlio sessions will
cin-'ii nt 0 o'clock each mwultiK ami adjourn
nt 5 In tlio evening. Survlccs of sorinnni or
Icctuies will bo Hi-Id. Last ninbl u sermon
ivas iirciu'liod by I ' \ ' . M. t' . iliiyden of Sioux
City and was listened to by a larjro audl-
tiii-o f'.cneiMl lM. . Drake of Ccntervilld
t , i > ii > sl < i < 'iit. M. T. Ilnyden of Sioux City
vli-o pii' < tiii-nt ! , mm A. .M. ! liijifird ; of 0 < lti-
lr.-.isepivtiiry. Thosu Kontlanicn constitute
I'imff-ivtu'lj linni-,1 of llm church to conduct
tinjp'ii MM ! < ; ito work under direction of the
imiu.nl . iinfi'iviico , and tlioK * report , was r.-iU
this a'ti-t-iiiii'ii. ' Tomorrow morning tlio
regular work ( if tlio convention be lii.s. Tlio
tumuli .nii'tiiiK la called to tilT.inmi th nils-
slomiry win-It ol the church to provide for
holding mivals throughout the ituto where
the ( iririiii7jitlnii In not rogul.irly cstiihllilicd.
tn > i to innku iirraiif.i-iniMitH for minion worc !
In towns , ind dims ivlik-h ai-o In ni-ed ot the
aid uf ihuvliuieh in tlilndli-cction ,
Original l-nekn o In.iuiiitioi ! ! ,
U.i.i . . In. , AiiKtiit l'.l.--SieclalT [ | < - > ! osi < ante !
to 1 in Jlri' . I .luilu'Q Ilinilliian of tlie district -
tric-t ( ojit to lay Is nod toBipornry Injiine-
lloiu iv.il-ist tlftcoji moii in the city of lioono
win tin < T ton soiling : 01-1 1 nil : ii.iek.igoi , or
lliiuoibv th , > Klii-irt , but , who closed ns norm
us tin ncvliw was sined | tiyllics prcsidctit.
Th\v i..ide no defense. Tlio county oiitliorl-
ties ills" M'l i-dsixty-iiiiio kof-s of becrvvhicli
had iii'i -i'ored iu 1111 ice house by the Itoono
Bcnt ( "f nst. l.ouH lirotvory. T'no c-htiin Is
made Hint tlio liiiior | v.-as buliat sold elan-
di'rttlnr | > . thiii [ > h the agent declares tli.it ho
u-aMOiu.v ivaiting for a ear to ship the stuff to
tlio owners.
The Jiiiil ! ( iti } ; ( uiinciliiKMi ,
SAI r IJAKI : , Ululi , Au mt 19. [ Siicclal
Tclcgmin to jriii : nisi : , ] Tlio Omaha coun
cil -were driven over the city today and toolt
a bath attiarileld beach. They are i.ow indulging -
dulging- another banquet at the Alta club.
Oltien is mui-li liuttur. No inirtiiiKof tlio
coune.il toiilglit on tlio visitors' account.
Tin ; Iowa llnoslc.rs.
DKiMniSKs , la. , August 10. j Special Tele-
Ki-am to Tun ilr.H.j Several hundrcil Iowa
Iloosieivs hud their aiiiuiiu picnic In this city
today Natives of Indiana were present
from all parts of t'.io ' state. Aiiion'f ? tlio dis
tinguished sieal | < cis were ( ientiMl Georno
W Joncfoflubuqtu\ nearly ninety yoai-s
oldlul o Gi'tivo O. WriKlit of this city ,
and .Tudk'o G , Kelly .Johnson of Oslialoo-a. ,
M ( > inoi-ial excivlnos were hold and resolutions
adopted lu reaiet'toF | tlio ineiiinrv of the late
CoIrcr F flni-kson and Larldn Wright , Kc-v ,
A. G Hobb.H ilulivcrcd the annual address.
A Mew Track C'leaner.
Dt MIIIVI : * , la. , AtiKiist I'J. [ Siwciul 'Pole-
Rvnm to Tun BIK. : | Dr. 10 , T. Likes , pro
prietor of the DCS Moines belt line railway ,
baa Invented n rotary track cleaner to clean
thu snow from railway tracks. Tlio machine
Is placed in front of the ongltio and consists
of two Inrtto roiolviiuf sweepers inadoof
heavy wire Reared to the car wheels , and can
bp raised or lowered at will. The ] irauttei-
hility of the invention U apparent at sitfit.
It can bo attached to grip cars or ears run by
electricity.
Tlio ( criiinii Veterans.
Dtvr.M'oiiT , la. , August Ifl. The German
veterans closed their festival how today.
JartwifrSehinuek of Davenport was chosen
president for the ( . iisuhif , ' year ; Kudolph
ynlknmnn of San Francisco , vice president ;
ilulliis ISIoinko of Cleveland , secretary ; L.
Ertel ofCluclnnati , treasurer. Fort Wnyne ,
Iiidviis selected as the place for holding tlio
ne.U niix'thiff. ;
round Demi in n .Car.
JUsox OrrvIa. , August 1 ! ) . [ Special Telo-
Bi-aui to Tin : Hr.i : . ] Thomas II. Mule was
found dead In a passenger coach near Nora
Junction early this morning. IIo t ot on the
train at Kvcrly nnd was to fct off tit tlio
above place. When tlio bmkemun went to
wako him ho was dead. No cause isas-
Bigucd.
Oloslnx Up die Joints.
Slots Orrv , la. , August 10. [ Specl'il Tele-
( jmiii to riiiiHui'.j The law aim order league
hns Instituted prosccutloii'i against the | ) ro-
prictors of nil the leading original pacliaso
houses. An Injunetioa was served on S. M.
Mniidorebeiil , anil hislf > , ( KX ) stock of liquors
Is now in the hands of thoonicers.
Failure nt lns
lr Moixrs , la , , August 19. [ Special Tcle-
gram to Tin : IJni : . ] A. C. Mount , a broom
manufacturer , assigned this morning. The
assets are $ ll,0Xt ( ; liabilities 81(1,000. ( The as-
Bignincnt ischiclly duo to loss by fire In the
early spring , when u largo quantity of nui-
cliinery ami stock of orooins were destroyed.
AVill Tnko \iKrrKbivc. .
nr.MMoixr.H , la. , August i'.t. [ Special Tolo-
Bnim to Tin : I3r.i.l : Chairman 13. E. Mack ,
Secretary K. D. Casboll and Assistant Secre
tary FV. . lUcknell of the republican state
central committee have arrived In the city
nnd established headquarters. They propos'o
to nuinago an nygresslvo campaign from now
until iho election ,
TluiO vcriinr's Movements.
DrsMrtixw , In , , August 111.-HpecialTolo- [
Ki-amtoTm : IJii.iGovernorllolos : : " \vlll re
turn from the national guard encampment nt
Spirit \Mko tomorrow , but leaves iiinncdl-
( liatoly for CreMou to attend the opening of
tlio blue tjras's palace on Thursday.
Nnlii-asltn , Iowa and Dakota IVuMoiiH.
WASlllSfiTox , August 11) ) . [ Special Tele-
Ci-am to Tin : UKK.J The following pensions
were granted to.lny to Nebr.iskiins : Original
-IsaaoW White , Ilurwell ; Simon O.Vha \ -
ley , Osceola. Itcsto iitlon Alfred H. Mor
ton , Mllford. Kcstoratlon nnd Incrcaso
Ansoa D. Crow , Stmtton. Imu-easo Oeorgo
W. Kliifj , Wyn.oro ; nenjmaln L. Loomls ,
Dassctt ; Charles nianehard , Chester.
Iowa : Special act John Hecheti ,
sr. , St. Donntus ; Clnu-les L. Toruow , Miuiilo-
kotn ; William \VIloy , Fairbanks ; willlnm G.
Wilson , Gllmna ; Isaac H.'alkcr \ , Qiltncy ;
Austin \Vebb \ , l-'r.mkfort. Hcstoration
Abnihiun Adanison , Is'invton ; Cyrus AI.
lavls , lioono ; John Clark , Tabor. He.stoi-.i-
tloa and increase -Jonathim K. Klrod ,
Marion ; William J. Millor.Viuikcgon. .
InercasoKl > ccial act , Stephen K.
Hodtleld , Vintoii : Fnini-Ii M. Moore ,
Jmogcno : ChrUtophor Dillon , Clinton ; Will
iam E. Davis , PCS Mnlm > s ; Lee ; Yin-
ton ; Smith , Lehighj Francis M. Craw
ford , Council Illuff.s : Frederick S. Dimlmm ,
Montlccllo ; Albert L'ochriuie , lllllsuorough ;
Michael Hiitton , Fort Madison ; Henry Cock-
Baylor , Snylorvlllo ; Caleb Slceth , Dlff. Ho-
Issue -.liU'ob Ivriiuer , Oskaloosa. Original
wldon-H , etc. Mary A. , widow of Jesse S.
Morrow , llloomlleld.
South Dakota ; Original Solomon Thomas
llrant , r nko. Increase Actum 1 1 , Caninhun ,
Henry L. Hcniiser , Colnnibus ;
Alliei-t Webb , Huron. Original , widow * , etc.
Sjioclul nct-Jiwcph 0. , father of Orei-
ory JI , Cotton , Wakonda.
TlioVontlinr I'rooast. .
For Omaha and Vleinlty Fair ; warmer.
For Netnihka , lowii mid South Dakota
( Joncriillyalrj warmer ; southerly to
.1 nK.
A TnM AVniir.in Coolly Murders Her
rullilcnl Itlvnl.
Tex. , August 10. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Hen. | On Sunday night
County Jiulgo Max Stein of Hidalgo county ,
n lending : inerchaut and ono of the wealthiest
nnd mutt iKipulnrcltt/-Mis of Kdinburg , Tex. ,
wiw shot nnd killed tu Hcnwa , Mexico , by
Mrs. IJoln Mcf.'ubo of I'urns county , Tex us. i
The murderess I * the wife of Cx-Pomity j
Judge IInncr L. McCubt * of Illdnlgi county.
There \vi \ n fair at Itcnnsaaud n itirge excur
sion wont , there from Mutainoni * . A Mexican
thoatrk-al romiuny gave u porforinaticc ,
v.-lilch .fudge Stein , with hi * wife and
daughter , nl tended. After tlie performance
the party went to one of the booths In the
fnlr for supper. The ladies were M-nted nnd
Stein was just drawing up his chair when
Mrs. McCabc , a lull , handsome , twenty-
vcar-old woman , sprung upon Stein , graitn-d
ills left arm iiiul. befuro ho was aware of nor
presence , pressed n I'htol ' against his breast
nnd tired. As the unfortunate man fell dead
his wife sprang toward the murderess. Mrs.
TMt-CnbJ felled Mr.s. Stein to the isnrlli with a
HUV.tgc blow on the temp'.o ' with tin ; barrel of
the pistol. The chief of p.ilicc rushi-d tip to
nrrost the beautiful mnrdorcss u'hou she
knocked him ilinvn also unit th > 'ii , like a Hull-
cs1 , nt bay she brought lii-r pistol down on
the policeman who canio up and ( Idled them
to ari-est her. The cnv.dry , iihvays in at
tendance at u Mnxlran border fair , canto up
anil some of the soldier-i crept behind the
woman and pinioned h T arms. After a
desperate strugL'ttthiy succoeibv ] In dl'arm-
injr nn'1 securing h < r. Tlio ulTair urow nut of
mi olccti'jn trouble in Hidalgo rounty. It Is
s.iid that wliou Mrs. McCubo learned of McCabe -
Cabo being defeated she sworn vengeance on
l.er husband's sui'crssor , Judge Sti.-ln.
Xi-lii'MSliii , louii and l > nlolii I'litciitH.
\VAMIIVHTOV , Amcust --Spoi-inl [ Tele-
pram to Tin : lJii---l'iitfiil : | > were today
granted as follows : J-Mimmd IJun-ows ,
l-'rumnnt , Ar. , uilllc bucket : Thomas \V ( Jrn-
ham. assignor of two-thirds to F. II. Will
iams and V. Thomcly , la. , roller grinding
mills ; Franklin / . Hicks. Kiipld City , S. 1) . ,
i'.ir nnil ball ; Willhini F. Hunter. Alton. In. ,
moi-luniiMl motor : Wllllani f.oudcn. Falr-
iltld. In. , hay currier and elevating pulley :
Madl'ion Hownll , Ilcliron , Nt-b. , wagon
tongue suuporr : George W. Slawaon , D.iven-
tHirt. Nob. , screen door ; Marliall Turley , (5. (
\V. \ Cliiinibi'ilnin and 1 * . M. I'omoroy , Council
Khills , coiniiositlon of mutter for mortar ;
U'illlam U. Worth. Cedar Kupids , la. , gover
nor for steam engines ; JJ. Lnssigco , Goodwin ,
S. D. , bitters.
.I.Vl'HKJlEXTii.
Tlio armidcinent season for ' ! H ) and ' 91 maybe
bo said to have npencd at Uoyd's last night.
The attraction was I'rimroso it West's min
strels. The opening was most auspicious.
Tlio house was illled ami for more than three
hours the audience applauded the singing ,
laughed at the witticisms and roared over
the Jokes and ( jrotcsqucrics which it wit
nessed upon tlio staga.
The stage during the lirst part w.is hung In
satin , the soft shimmer ot which formed a
beautiful background for the array of artists
grouped In front. The orchestra occupied a
raised platform , up to which led n stair case
with silver rails docorntod with veranda
lights. The musicians were in white face as
WOre also till the members of the company
save the end men. The vocalists and
comedians occupied the strigo proper. They
were attired in white. blaeK or given satin
heavily decorated with Ikuids mid bullion pre
senting mi appearance of lichncss such us
mignt have graced the court of Louis XIV.
The bones were li.-ltl by Duckstndcr , Jim-
sen , Waldron , Martin and Swift. Jansen
early worked his wav in public favor by his
original comic melody which was repeatedly
enroled. Low Doulcsladur alter u number of
successful hits of a general nature struck a
local lead which evoked tumultuous applause ,
which culminated in his nmbirrly paraphrase
of "Johnny Drew and his sister Sue. "
The tambo.s wore handled by Messrs Prim
rose. Powers , Smith , Cliiise aiid Quocr. JSlr.
Primrose made n number of oxccllcnt hits
ami drew forth thunders of applause. Billy
West and Jo-s. Natus acted ns interlocutors
and were oxc-ellont aids to the comedians.
Tlio ( juartetto of the organization consists
of remarkably sweet , triio mid fresh voices.
There was not onu for which an excuse need
lavoolfcred. As a consequence Joseph Natus'
'Tho ' Lust Good Night ; " John II. Davis'
'Appear ' , Love , nt the Window ; " Fred Uoy-
lolils' "Ilaby's Picture on the Wall , " nnd
A-oil Oakland's "i.lgbt Shin Straight
iMicud" ' wore about as good vocal efforts us
ono might expect on ulmo-st any stage.
Mr. Primrose's "Swell" wni admirably hn-
lersonated , while Mr. West's original idea of
cremation created ijuito nn-amou-t of unm- -
nent.
The "Log Cabin Ncichbora" introduced
Messrs. I'rimroso. Queen , .fanscn and Pow
ers In n series of cliaractei-s with singing
md diincing , and merited the grateful np-
iliuise which It received.
Die "March of the Imperials" intro
duced nearly all the members of the com
pany In a grenadier costume. Their
evolutions were romurknbto for precision , in-
.rlcacy and beauty and were greatly cu-
inncod by the Hushing ot intervals of parti
colored electric lights from the silver and
golden staffs which the company bore.
The most grotesque nrliug over witnessed
lierc was that by Edwin Cain and Albert
Lorc.no.
Swift nnd Chase gave a very clover eccen
tric ninl musical sketch , whllo the "Hig
Four , " Messrs.V. . II. Suiith.Jolm Daly. IJ.in
Waldron and Master Martin concluded the
programme with "A Ilorrlblo N'ight" with
a Ilumpty Dnmpty series of tumbling which
evoked thunders of applause.
McrorrVlll I-'oi-eolose.
S. D , Mercer lias commenced na action
in the district court against the Mercer Avenue -
nuo Building association nnd twenty-eight
other ilefondants. The petition sets forth
the fact that the association purchased
tlilrteeii lots of Mercer In his Walnut Hill
addition , agreeing to pay for them at the
rate of $1,500 per lot. It was agreed' in the
notes that If tlio interest was not paid when
duo then the whole amount should become
duo nnd payable.
On the astli of last Juno the note , Slflr,00 ,
beoamoduotind as the interest has not been
paid a suit in foreclosure has been brought.
Tlio defendants and stockholders are : J. G.
Salisbury , n. Soper , 1 . Bovor , Morris 11.
Slomiin , .1. U. Mason , S. Oberfelder , .1. II.
Taylor , C. K. Gnrd. K. Slomun , D. V. Sholcs ,
.1 , B. Kilkenny , Fred \V. Gray , Frank V.
"Wasscrman , F. M. Kills , Thomas Miller , D.
Knuffmnn , M. II. Slonuin , Spencer Ottls ,
Steve Moorchouse , Mrs. K. ttiehardsoti , S ,
( J , .lacksou , T. K. Hiirnes. . P. Ivnlght ,
I.owo Avenue Presbyterian church , Jameson
& Co. , S. W. Hart , C. 1C. Mayno and Mnlvino
A. Uousseuu.
Sued for SU
Charles Corbett yesterday commenced suit
in the district court to recover the sum of
$20 , OCX ) which ho alleges is duo from Gcorgo
13. Barker , of tlio linn of Barker Uros , . Tlio
suit grows out of the financial embarrassment
of C. E. Mayne , who operated hero u few
years ugo.
In his petition , Corbett alleges that on the
15th of July , ISSr , Clifton E. Mayno executed
mid delivered to Barker a promissory note
forfcW,000 ; two years Inter lie ( Corbett ) was
tlio owner of the noto. Ho afterwards sold It
to Barker , who now refuses to pay for it ,
hence the suit is brought.
The Coroner \ \ ill Investigate.
Mrs. Com Cook , formerly of Omaha , but
who went to South Omaha a few weeks ago
to become the housekeeper for Crls Peterson ,
was found dead in hur bed by her employer
lust evening when ho went homo from work.
1'otorson was arrested nnd will ho held until
utter the coronet's Inquest , nlthough thcro
were no circumstances nhoat the case that
would liullcato that ho had been guilty of as-
slstingln the dctuisoof his housekeeper , The
deputy coroner went to South Omaha and
made nriiuigeincuU for the inuuest today ut
10 o'clock ,
Seventh Ward Itepnblioaiix.
The republicans of the Seventh ward were
out in full force at the mooting held nt Toft's
hall , 1212 Park avenue , last night.
It was a meeting of the Seventh Ward He-
publlcun club , but notwithstanding this any
m mbcr of outsiders were in attendance.
The prcsldeut , C. L. Thomas , occupied tlio
chair , aud after rapping for order uuuouuccd
that the ofllro of secretary was vacant , N. I.
Ben-ion having resigned. M L. Hocderwn-s
elected to Mil the vacancy.
.1 , W. Eller stated that in times pone by
the demiicnit.t had taken n hand in running
the republican primaries nnd In view of this
fiut ho moved Unit the chair appoint a
committee of live to draft rules and
regulation * governing the holdimr of tlio
Seventh ward republican primaries ,
and that the commit tec report to the club nt
the next meeting. Tlio motion prevailed and
.1. W. Kller , John C. Thompson , Charles Sa-
bin , Arthur Ilnldwin mid M. I , , Uoeder were
nppoliitcd.
A motion that all members of the club nnd
nil republicans ot the ward meet nt
the hull nt 7 o'clock this evening nnd
in a body march to the meeting of the Doug
las county republican club , to ho held nt Bx-
posltlon hall , was curried , after which the
wctiiig adjourned until tlio ilrst Thursday
lu September ,
l/AUOIl DiVY DONATION .
The Ncon > .sni-y Kami * Hcinjs Knplilly
.T'.ilius Meyer , treasurur of the Central
labor uiiliin , acknowledges the following re
ceipts fur Labor dayi
MII.X Meyer & Hro * .V )
MetDros CO
F. Knur CO
Omaha National bank CO
First National bank M
Omaha A : ( ! rant rullnlng works (10
Store & Her CO
Mi-Cord , Hrady Co W
Chicago lumber company ' , ' . " >
.1. B. lloyd , > , >
J'i.sh -.I
I'li.xton & ( Jal higher ' _ ' . " >
HieliariKon drug cotni > aiiy
Dcwcy , 'c .Stone
llyron Reed
.American National hank
Nebraska National hank
U. H. National bank
.1. A. McSh.me
Klipatrick-Kocli Co
Fred ( ! ray
I ) e e r i n jr . .SCo
Omaha Saving * bunk
.lohn M. Thurstoii Si
Consoliiluted Tank line ! > . >
C. M. Diet * ' . ' . >
llolinSasli Co. . , ; .
T. Cumiiiings , . 'J. >
Cash o
.Sloan , Johnson & Co II )
Ktrkeiulali , Jones iV ; Co It )
Joseph Garaeau II )
Cash r jo
C N. H 10
W. T. Seamnn 10
Moliiio-.Milbnrn Co . 10
T..I. Foiey I. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ; ; . 10
N. B. Falconer 10
IHinclmuKh it Taylor 10
M. Ilollmnii&Co 10
Nebraska Clothing Co 10
Robinson , t Gorman 10
1'eoplo's Clothing Co 5
J. A. Fuller 5
Mr , I. French hni beer , appointed chairman
for thej barbecue. Keplies have boon received
from the labor unions of Omaha. South
Omaha , Council Bluffs and Plattsmoilth ,
stating that they will bo present on Labor
day and participate in the general festivi
ties.
ties.Ten
Ten Broeck , the English aeronaut , has been
engaged , wul wilt inako a balloon ascension
and parachute drop. Tlie contract st initiates
that ho shall po to a height of 5,000 feet.
About ono-fourth of the necessary money has
already been raised , and it is certain that the
coming celebration will bo ono of the grand
est ever held in the west. The complete pro-
gi-aiumo will bo prepared in about a week and
will appear in Tin : Bun.
DLVAN AM ) I ) K VAX ICY.
How Their N'ninen Appeared on the
15. & . . Pay Hull.
E. nigncll , superintendent of the eastern
division of the 15. &M. , filed an information
charging Fred Hayes with obtaining money
under false pretenses. Hayes was yardinas-
: er of the B. & M. in this city , and it is al-
egcil that on the 'iOth of April he represented
to the company that ono ' 'T. Dlnan" was
working under him nndftoa entitled to § tW,33
for his month's work. On the strength of the
representation , the company's paymaster de
livered to Hayes a chock for that amount.
Hayes afterward represented that ono F.
Dovnnoy was Iho "Diiinn" to whom the check
Imd Iwen imula payable , and Dovuney cashed
the check at tlio Nebraska national b'ank.
It is alleged that ho ( Denaney ) turned the
money over to Hayes , and it is also claimed
that tins was a part of a system put-sued by
the latter to defraud the company.
Hayes resigned his position ns yardmastcr
.shortly afterward , and was succeeded by Mr.
bter/bach about two weeks ago.
Hayes Immediately gave bonds on'being In
formed of the charge.
HATES'
Mr. Hayes says that ho has not signed n
pay roll or time check in three years , and
that ho has not had a man on the pay roll
who did not give his work for the pay
which ho received. In regard to "T.
Dawn , " ho says there has never , in his
yard , been a man of that name on the ray-
roll.
roll.With
With regard to T. Dcnnnoy , ho denies that
such a man ever worked for the B. & M.
roiul under his supervision since the Ilur-
lington strike , nearly thrco ' vcars mro - , origi
nated.
\VOOIMIAXs.KK CONFKSSKS.
IIo CIiais T. W. Smith with Parti-
olputloii In the Kobbei-ioM.
If .Tohn Woodmansco tells the truth , T. W.
Smith , who lives on Second nvcnuo , In Cen
tral Park , Is a burglar by occupation nnd lias
assisted Woodmnnsee In several robberies.
Last night about eight o'clock John Woort-
mnnsco , the burglar who was wounded at
Thirtysixth and Farnam on Monday night
made a confession to tlio officers about the
city Juil in which ho slates
that T. W. Smith ot Central
Park had been his partner in the burglary
business. Ho said ho formerly lived n't
Smith's house , and that they had burglarized
a drug store in Central Park nnd n grocery
store on Ames avenue. IIo said that ho iirst
met Smith nt the Drum saloon , and that tliov
had been warm friends until a lew wcelts
ago.
Officers Connnck and Snoop were nt once
detailed to ilnd the man Smith nnd bring him
in. Alter considerable search in Central
Park they found his housound arrested Smith
nnd brought him to tlio central station , IIo
deniedcmphallcally nil of Woodmansco's state
ments , but acknowledges that Woodmtmseo
had boarded with him several weeks ago. IIo
stated further that ho and Woodmanseo had
fallen out , and ever since that time Wood-
niansco has been laying plans to do him an
Injury.
Smith is a son of a , well known sidewalk
contractor , and claims he can .show that ttio
Woodmansco confession is tlio result ol
malice , and that there is not a. word of truth
in it.
Her WmimlH I'l-oved Fatal.
Mr. Solomon's llttlo girl , who was so horri
bly burned yesterday afternoon at her homo
on Corby street , lingered until the hour ol
midnight , when death relieved her sufferings ,
Her parents had some hope of her recovery
until within n short time boforothocnd came ,
although the physicians who attended seemoi !
to think her recovery almost uu impossibility
from the lirst.
Kouiid n llnliy Carriage.
A fine baby carrino was found In th > nll y
between Chicago and Davenport streets last
night by n gentleman who delivered ft to the
police , The owner may obtain the same by
calllmr at the police headquarters aud prov
ing properly.
Omaha KwlUitimen Fear Trouble.
It U evident that the members of the
llrotherhood of Hallway Switchmen of the
Omaha ynrds anticipate trouble la the near
future , though they do not think the strike
will reach this Mdo of the river. A number
of the members of the order
were seen last night , and whllo
they rofnrtiied from expressing a positive
opinion , they said that the strike might reach
.Council 11 luffs. Tlio men in the various
yards stated that U > o latest information they
dad had regarding the eastern strike was
contained la last night's Bui : . They vxpeut
that n general te-up ! will bo ordered in Chicago
cage , but cannot at the present time tell
what effect that will have upon ttio roads
leading iuto Ouialir
jtK 'INT TO JSK nr.
Two IllooiHlilr. ty y ililiis leiv < nrry
ThlngH With a lllK'i Iliuid.
KANSIS CITV , Mo. , August -Special [
Telegram to Tiir. HKJA ; | special telegram
from Gainesville , Tex. , says : Two youths ,
each about seventeen years of nge , giving
their nnincs as UJ Uaynu nnd Willlniu .lones
of Cold Water , Mich. , arrived hero this after
noon In a box cur frm Kansas City , having
stolen passage over the Santa Fe. They
wen ? each armed with n large six shooter and
soon after reaching the north limits of the
city they commenced tu do the lowu In rcgtt-
1 in- ill i no novel style. The young desperadoes
coverea mi old ono legged man with their re
volvers and imulo him sing , dance , hop nnd
perform in various ways for their amuse
ment.
The old man , becoming tired. Informed
them that ho would not obey them further ,
when ono of the boys rushed upon him.
knocked him down and pounded his head nnil
face quite seriously with a revolver , making
several very painful wounds from which the
blood Hawed freely. Leaving their victim
prostrate on the ground the wild hula went
down tlio railroad to the Santo Fe , where
they met a party of men on whom they drew
their six shooters , frightening them almost
out of their wits. They demanded if thcro
was an officer in the crowd ,
mid being assured that there was not
they told the uitin to go on.
A llttlo further nil the road the hoys cov
ered two other men. nud utter bullying them
awhile passed on. Many other persons were
held up , beaten and robbed before evening ,
when the boys went to a small timber patch
south of the Hour mill , where they took shel
ter. They Intended to remain thcro until
dark , when they proposed to coino back ami
"cleanup the town. ' ' Tlio officers heard of
their depredations , however , mid when the
wood patch was reached loiind the boys under
a big tree f.nt . asleep. The sheriff and city
marshal disarmed thorn and locked them up.
Charges of carrying concealed weapons , intent -
tent to murder ninl common assault have
been preferred.Wo came out west to bo
heroes" they said , "and when wo got out wo
will inako you smart for this. "
TJIK irOKl.I'S / ' . ! III *
Those AVhci Will Have Clnu'KO of the
( lovcrn incut lO.vhililt ,
WASIIIXOTOX , August 19. In accordance
with the provisions of tlio net providing for
the World's Columbian exposition at Chicago
the president today approved the designation
of the following mimed persons ns members
of the board of control nnd management of
the government exhibit at the exhibition :
Sovellon A. Bruwn , chief clerk of the depart
ment of state , to represent that department ;
A. B. Nettloton , assistant secretary of the
treasury , to represent tlio treasury department
ment- , Major Clifton Comley , U. S. A. , to
represent the war department ; Captain K.
W. Meade , U. S. N. , to represent tlie navy de
partment ; A. T. Ila/.en , assistant postmaster
general to represent the postoftleo department ;
H. A. Taylor , commissioner of railroads , to
represent the department of tlio interior ; E.
C. Foster , general agent of the department of
Justice , to represent that department ; Kdwln
Willetts , assistant secretary of agriculture ,
to represent the department of agriculture ;
Prof , G. 1) ) . Ooodo , assistant secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution , to represent that
institution and the natural museum : J. "W.
Collins , assistant in chargeof the division of
lishcries. to represent the United States fish
commission. Assistant Secretary Willcts is
designated us chairman of the board.
HOHIOII Wool Market.
BOSTOX , Mass. , Auirust 10. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Ilr.i-Tio ! wool market main
tains n , firm tone for all desirable grades ,
with n steady demand from manufacturers.
Business scorns to ho gaining in force audit
is diftlcult to establish any advance , and low
prices continue to bo insisted upon by all the
large buyers. Fine washed Ohio and Penn
sylvania fleeces ruled nt : iljJ3Ic. ( including
XX and X , nnd Michigan , and New \orlc
fleeces sell at 28C'9c ; combing nnd dolaluo
lleeces firmly held ; line combing rule ut JiS ®
UUc nnd line delaine ut Jiitt 'Joc ; unwashed
combing fairly steady at 2r ( iSc ; mostly ter
ritory nnd other unwashed lleeces rule at 1G
( .Mc ; pulled wools steady at previous prices.
A National Union Council.
About ono hundred gentlemen assembled in
tno IClks lodge rooms last evening and insti
tuted n charter council of the National Union ,
a poDular American order , combining patri
otic , social and benevolent features , aud
unanimously elected the following ofllecrs :
L. M , Cheshire , ex-president ; .1. W. May-
nard , president ; C. S. Potter , vice president ;
C. It , Davidson , sneaker ; C. Hardy , secre
tary ; E. D. Branch , financial secretary W.
F. Viiill , treasurer ; C. F. Tuttle , chaplain ;
W. W. liowlby , usher ; Ed P. Mullen , ger-
genut-at-arms ; .T. A. Elbert , doorkeeper ; It.
C. McClure , W. P. Brennan , J. F. Coykca-
dull , trustees.
Tim Grant Monument.
Nuw YOIIK , August 10. The executive
committee of the Grant Monument associa
tion met hero today. Tlio treasurer reported
that up to date ho hud received subscriptions
to tlio amount of $147,113.05. The committee
adopted a series of resolutions stating that
the body of tlio illustilous American having
ben timilly Interred they would talc J no part
in the discussion concerning a change of loia-
Uon of his grave.
Asiatic Cholera in London.
LONDON- , August 19. A sensation has been
created hero by the announcement that there
is a case of Asiatic cholera in London. Ttob-
bert Tclgh , a coat trimmer , landed Sunday
from a steamer from Calcutta and went to a
coffee house , where ho secured lodgings. To
day he was carried on a stretcher from the
co ft co house to n hospital , wliero the doctors
pronounced the case ono of severe Asiatic
cholera.
_ _
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Firi ) In a Saloon ,
At 2:30 : this morning the flro department
was called to extinguish an Inslgnltl-
cant blnzo in the rear end of .lacob
Young's saloon nt. Ill North Sixteenth
street. The back part of the saloon
is used as a kitchen for the restaurant in the
second story- , and in that the tire originated.
The damage will probably not amount to
moro than § 100.
A Change on thu Kearney Knterpi-lse.
Kc.vnsr.v , Neb. , August 19. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin ; Br.i : . ] The Knterprlso of this
city hns discontinued the nso of press reports
and Editor Smytho's connection with the
paper hns been hovered. Tlio company that
lias been bucking the concern is in a semi-
disorganized condition. Just what the out
come of the Knterpruo company will bo ro-
malns a matter
Cull fiiriila Deinoui'iitN.
S.VN Josu , Cul. , August lit. Tim democratic
state convention was called to order this aft
ernoon and a temporary organization effected.
Hcsolutlons favoring the Australian ballot
system and a universal li < tuor license law
were referred to the commit too on platform
and resolutions. After the appointment of
the usual committee.tlio ) convention nd-
journo'l until tomorrow.
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1 In-own Under tlio Cars.
LAIIIMIK , Wyo. , August -Rpeelnl [ T < : lo
gram to Tin ; DKK.J Last night Charles
Ilolstttln , u tracklajer on tlio Kr.u-nay &
Illuck Hills railroad , was thrown from n
train and fell unclcr ths wheels. Several
cars piissaduvurhU doily and ho was in
stantly killed. The man 'was a young Swede
and lias relatives living in Iowa.
Tim Kvldenuo Was InsiitlUicnl.
In the case of Mr. Hulnes who \\as arrested
for alleged forgery , and arraigned before
Judge Ilelslcy , the court found that there
was not sufllcicnt evidence to convict and the
case was dismissed yesterday afternoon.
I'ropnring lo Itcileem IJomln.
WAHIIXOTO.V , August JU. The treasury de
partment this afternoon Issued n circular
providing for the Immediate redemption of
flfl.OOO.OOO per cent bonds ntfLW. ' ; .
A Vein ( il'Kilvcr Found ,
Urn-rii , Minn. , August JU. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tin ; Hr.r.l-A live-foot vein of mi-
live silver at a depth of forty-two feet tins
been discovered In the ancient Tnltee works
above Uuluth. It is fabulously rich ,
Now fall goodslustrccclvedat Keller's , mer
chant taller , UIU Broadway.
THE NEWS IN THE BICFFS ,
Arthur \Viick \ ? , n Union Pacific Switchman ,
Meets n lloniblo Death ,
A VERY SLICK THIEF AND FORGER.
lilvorj-iunn Hoiiquet , Keoovoi-s Ills
Stolen ItlK An Insane Krcnulf
mail Mtnvdlnj ; in Iliu U * routs
llln Minor Mention.
A distressing uml fntnl accident occurred
In tlio Union I'ndllc yards nt 10 o'clock yes
terday itiornliiK , by which u young limn
named Arthur Weeks was horribly
mutinied mid lost his Hfo , Tlio uii-
fortunate young iiiiinviis a switchman en-
Knguil in thu yimU , utul was helping a crow
unload cars of rails when thu accident oc
curred.
The cars wore being pushed down the ynrd
liy hand to the point where itviw dcslrod to
unload the rails. One hud boon pushed part'
of the way and left standing uii'l ' unothurlia-l
been startod. It W.M diulrod to couple it
with the other , nnd younjfVook4 \ went to the
front to iiialto tlio coupling. The mo-
niL'iituin of the moving car started the
other slowly , unit after makiiiir the
coupling the yoimjr man renialnod between
them to assist in pushing them further ulonp1.
For this purpose ho put hh bncls against the
forward car'nnd liofran iiuslinif ? with his
Hhoulilvrs nnd walking biek\vni : > d. lie had
none but a little ilistuncovlien his foot caught
between two ties Unit were laid closely to
gether and ho fell buckwnrd In front of the
slowly moving wheel ? . Tliu tics Ilrmly held
Ills foot , and the sudden wrench backward
piven by the fall dislocated it nt the ankle.
lie nimlo the coupling from the south side of
tlio train nnd was walking westward nstrido
the iitll. It WHS the lelt foot which was on the
inside of tiio rail tlititwiuu'iuiKht between the
tlc3nnd when ho fell ho was thrown across the
rail. The wheel ran slowly alone his le ,
crushing it from tl.niikle to the hip , when
the motion was stopped by the obstruction
presented by the unfortunate jnan's
body. His screams brought tlio men who
were pushing ut the other end of the car to
his assistance. It was Impossible to lift the
car from him without the aid of Jack screws
nnd it was decided to push It back. This
was done after a grunt effort , and the
w'leel ' slowly rolled hack over the crushed
hub of the tortured man. It was found that
his foot had been forced s > o tightly between
the ties that the tacks In his shoes had been
embedded in the hard oak , and it was neces
sary to pry the foot loose.
Ho was picked up tenderly and carried to
his father's home , 400 South Kighteenth
street , nnd Drs. Macrno and Thomtis sum
moned. Ills injuries were found to bo of
such a frightful nature. that no hope of re
covery remained , and ho was placed under
the Influence of opiates , hut no attempt was
inado to amputate the mangled limb , as ho
would hnvo died under the operation. Ho
lingered until late in the evening and died.
Ho was n young muii whoso life 1ms been a
most exemplary one , and was remark
able as being frco from tlio vices
of young manhood. He has been
a prominent member of the order of
Hood Templars , and was the worthy chief of
Overtoil lodfre. The priof of his father's
family is inconsolable. He was also u mem
ber of the Switchmen's union and the two
orders will unite in showing him all the re
spect jwssiblo by conducting his funeral obse
quies.
Mnndcl & Ktcm nra offer ng great linrjriiins
in every department. Wo show the bust.
line of cook stoves and ranges In the city ,
from $10 to ? IO. In linware wo carry the
best only and sold at bottom prices. Carpets ,
"Oh , my 1" wo Just bout the world , former
price of carpets 113 cts. , now -40 cts : , mid to on
through the entire line. Wo show a largo
line in novelties in oar parlor poods depart
ment. In bedroom suits wo pride ourselves
of currying the most complete assortment ,
choice of 'M styles. Book cases , rockers _ nnd
dlmn ? chairs of every description. Side
boards , wardrobes nnd center tables RO along
with this unloading sale. Get prices else
where and compare Mandcl & Klein's 926
Uroudwiiv.
If you wisli to sell your property call on the
JudJ & Wells Co. , C. B. Judd , president , OUo
Broadway.
Dr. C. H. Duwcr.'ao N. Main st.
The Manhattan sporting headquarters , 413
Broadway. _ _
a Slick One.
E. E. Engleson , the young tn'.in who had
the dlfllciilty with tlio Twin City dycworks
nnd brought suit ngalnst the proprietor for
$1,000 damages for injuries alleged to have
been sustained while cleaning clothes with
gasoline , and who afterwards forged the
name of John Alcrgen to a note for * T > , nnd
committed a good many other serious crimes
before an effort was mtido to arrest him , Is
still nt largo. The only warrant that has
been issued for his urrc&t was upon com
plaint of C. A. Maohan , proprietor of the
Council muffs steam dycworks , charging him
with the larceny of $0 which ho had collcctoil
from tlio patrons of the dyoworks and failed
to turn over. The young man got out of tlw
city before lie was arrested , but if ho could
bo found .now ho would have n
hard road to travel that would end
in a good Clong term In the peniten
tiary. Since leaving the city n great many
new deeds of rascality which ho successfully
perpetrated have boon brought to light. Ho
worked at a number places uDout the city ,
and wherever ho was engaged , oven if it was
for not more than a few days , lie succeeded
in getting unlawful possession of the money
of his employers. Among the places he
worked for n short time was the Kvnns laun
dry on Broadway , and since leaving the city
tlio proprietors have discovered that ho suc
ceeded in doing them up for about $100 of the
money collected by him.
C. A. Maehan , the dycworks moil at 101 *
Broadway , Is having collections reported to
him daily that were made by the young tliiof
while in his employ , nnd the amount exceeds
$ .10. with a largo number of places to hear
from. Kngleson was on the road for him , nnd
visited nearly nil the towns In western Iowa
and eastern Nebraska.
Ills embe/.zlonient nt the Twin City dye-
works amounts toNIO , from tlio i-onseiiuences
of which ho adroitly protected himself in a
shrewd sottlcmentwlththoproprietor. When
ho returned from his Inst trip ho went to his
boarding honso ami claimed to bo sick , and a
week or more passed before ho would render
an accounting of his llnnncial transactions.
When ho did so ho told the proprietor a piti
ful story about his sickness nnd the expetiso
It entailed nnU ndtiiitted that ho was com
pelled tou.se the money ho hud collected. Ho
was very penitent and wanted to make full
restitution and ottered to secure the dye-
works limn by giving a note for S 10 which
should bo taken up 'by payments deducted
from his wages. When the note was given
ninl accepted ho told the proprietor that ho
could go to Omaha , shcol or miy other
place that suited his fancy and
whistle until ho got his money. The uc-
coptaneo of the note was n legal settloin-jnt
that prevented any rriiiilnul prosecution of
the yi ling rascal , ar .1 ho cooly Informed the
' .ju iiiiin of the fact at the time and also in
timated that ho expected to get big damages
from him in a suit ho was going to start for
personal damages on the gasoline deal.
The amounts collected do not represent the
actual loss of ttio- dye men , Engleson was
working on commission and was paid -10 per
cent upon all order : : ho took. The comtnis-
alons were paid him on nil tlio bills ho had
collected nnd appropriated , and this swelled
the losses to that amount. A Uo/en cases of
embezzlement nnd larceny and one for fonwry
can bo brought against him if lie rotunu to
the city or is caught. _
Twenty-five carpenters" wanted to work on
new hotel. J. A. Muni'iiy.
_
Wo hnvo customers for mslclo improved
property , terms all cash. If you have n bar
gain to offer call on 10. II. Shea fo , t Co. at
once. _
I' . C. Miller , the palnternnd decorator , at
homo to his frlen.la , SIS South Sixth street.
round Ills lloi-MC.
Mvcrymnn Paul Ilouquot has returned
from Uemiington , Nob. , where ho ro-
I covered his horse and buggy which were
stolen from him by H. C. Butler , tlio fellow
who hired the rig twice on Saturday for
drlvluf around tUo city , Mr. Bouquet
m.'il ' M.nlny , . morning 'jcft.ro ' . g- ,
iiliiitniUlliia.search ( for the prop-rtv , then
went to Omulm. At polli-o hi'iidijuarters lit
that city he was shown n dlsp.itch from the
iKMttmistcr lit Hoiinliigt'iii , JCeh. , siiylng Hint
his horse was there , lie nt once drove to
HennliiRton , n station on thu Klkliorn Vnllev
railroad spmo twenty mtK s above Omaha.
omul the horse , mid uUt heard the story of
his capture. A man hml been si-en
drlvliiu : the rig wi-st through the town
at dni-k Siitiiiday evening. The
! ! nnr.llln Hio postmaster found
the rig In thostivet , Uiolmno b.-ing tied to a
rack mid shivering with cold from having
stood there nl night Ho took care of the
animal ninl when ho saw in Monday's Hr.i :
ho niinomiooinont , , f UoiKiuel's ' horse htivlug
11 th °
So far as the intentions ol the voung in it
are conccrnu.1 no dellnitu coiicluslmi c.ui uo
"Vi'ViII ' ° JV1H only known to Mr. Uoiuiuet
ns II. t\ Butler and win trusted us having
heretofore been hononiblo In his diMlltms
with the liveryman.
A good hose reel five with every 100 foal of
hose purchased nt Illxb\'s. ,
Wall napernt ; t' ' < cents roll
per ; not rein-
naills , ntC. 1 , . UlllutU-'s , 'Jil'e.irl bt.
Klnivi-livl U Into tlio U'riiiiir Ithi.
Kph Wltcher and his partner ofV' t
Ih-oadway took n lo.ul of corn to Omaha yes
terday and snld it to amoiutioroftheSiiiith
family. After shoveling the rain into a
high loft they ascertained that ilioy had delivered -
livered it to the wrung Smith. A p.irloy on-
sued. Tlio wroruf Huilth said : "I 'have
plenty of corn already nnd uot much ready
money , but if you want 3 : > cents n bushel fur
tlnitgniln I will give it. If not you cnn tike
it , out nj'.iln. I ilnu't wish to loul uplth
too much corn at tin1 present time for 1 think
I have about ciioiish to init mo till the now
ci-on comes in , ami that's what I'm ' anxiously
walling for. " Though the grain had been
sold at " ) cents per bushel the two Council
Bluffs spe-oiiliitor. ro.icl'.idoj til it they had
lu-ttdr accept th ( > offfr of the wrong Smith ,
which they did. nnd will htwifler cadr-aw
to keep the Smiths dlsiinmiNhoil one from
the other whether they Miceeod m ilolui ; ao
or not.
Scott House , Council Bluffs , transients SI.O ; )
per day ,
J. C. Hixny , ste.im neutlng , sanltiry cu-
ginecr , UIU Ltfo h.iil liu- , O.JiinJJi ! ; Mer
riam block , Council Blntfj.
Cailiiilic Miitnnl Itoncllt luiiicl. ) |
Tlio members of the Catlnllc Mutual Beno-
llt association celebrated thu llrst imniver-
sm-y of the oj-ganU.ition in this city by giv
ing a banquet and social In Masonic temple
hist evening. Tlio nttcndiiuce was large and
a very pleasant evening's entertainment was
provided The following programme was
rendered :
Music Piano solo by Miss Puss Keating.
Address of welcome , byI. M. ( lulviu.
Vocal duct , by the 1'iisclml brothers.
Toast "Tlio Young Ladies of St. Xavior's
Parish. " by Kmmet Tinloy.
I'ianosolo , oy Miss Jackson.
Toast "Tlio Married f/.uiies , " bv .1. ,1.
Shea.
Song , by ( iooive P. Hughes.
Toast-"The C. AI. B. A , " by Hov. T. J.
Malloy.
Vocal solo , by Miss .leuiilo Keating' ,
I'iano solo , by Miss .fosio iJnrgiiu.-
At tlio conclusion of thcliturary mid musi
cal part of the programme the banquet was
spread , and the ivnulnder of tlio evening
was devoted to dancing.
J. C . Tipton , ixial eat'ito. .VJ Broadway.
Money nt rodueo 1 rates lo mod 0:1 : clmtto
and realu.stuto security by K. II. Sinafe & Co
Unity ( Jiiild I'icnlc.
The chlldron of Unity Guild Sunday school
are to he trailed to n feast of plun.siiro tomor
row. Tlio arrangement us detailed Is for the
children to meet at the old 1'iorco street
school building , where the OuildSnnd.iy school
is held , at' ) : : ! ! ) o'clock in the morning. Cre
dentials for admission to the circle of picnic-
crs sbnll comprise a luiu-li for each child
which must ineinilo two lemons. Tlio motor
will bo taken at that point when tlio parly
will p.iss east and around the loup , thua to
Omaha , around the loup nnd return , and after
transfer to the park line bo carried to Fair-
mount park , where the picnic will bo held.
IIoso nt cost. Wo are going to ( juit
liun 3 ling garden hose , and have doubly the
largest stock in the city. To close out wo
will sell all grades and Jlxture.s at de.id cost ,
for cash. C. B. Paint it Oil company , Nos.
1 and I ) , Masonic temple.
Commercial men , Now Pacific , Council
Bluffs , Is under management of W. Jones with
now sample rooms.
Texas FamuM-H In Session.
DALLAS , Tex. , August 19. The state farm
ers' alliance met hero today. Many Import
ant subjects now agitating the agricultural
world will bo discussed.
A .New ( ormuii
BIKMV : , August l'J. | Special Cablegram to
THU Buu.J A decree has boon issued for the
formation of a Now German dragoon regiment
on Jnnunry 1 next.
ATTEND
Strictly lo liuslnui " Uii niilcinllil motto. Thshlu'i-
oil 8iuro < ! 4 lii t'vrry Inn * of humancnorx ) l < re.u-lioa
Ujl m wlioliiililstii Kinm n''oit-'l ' | ' i-po-hilly.
WESTERN
l'enilonra | pmu.oiMvo. full of onewjr , n111' ' moauj
makuiK fu.ieiiub. Tlivx need | icclii ; ir.ilnlnx lor
IOWA
I.niii1 In lopuliir niluc.itlon. lie publlo schools
mo ( toliiKuniiiil n-k for lu-r IncreimuiK uillluii ! .
Woatorn IO M.
COLLEGE ,
. slio olll t tlio
Coiiiinc-nca * fall torin Hopt 1st.
li-nlly pnictl-iil tur lior Mnilenti. ) lln ll ItiMl
no n.Mliiirtliiin I nml l'iiimim lil | > roiir-tc-i. "Cll or-
Kiiiilyol nml i-arefiilly unniliu-1'M HluilonH "my
enter nt tiny tune. Wrllu f..r . fiinlicr iiiiitluiilai-a lu
W. S. 1'niilwn.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc
AS ants Wanted. Dr. O. O. Judd.
600 Broadway , Council Bluffs , I
Primary , Eecamlary or Trrtlnrv rornitnfnllycured
In SO lo VO djj-s. \-o clniiiiiu.u ulp : < 'liin fi-m tlio
* > -.tcin , nolliat lhc > oiTHiiuurlioair > iiiiiof U.o ilU-
ca'olnnnyfuini. 1'aiilinran bo triau-Unt hone , ( for
( hotiir.o.rii-o ] . . . . a a * * rsma B d > mul u .i.i-r tl.u
n.imo Ktiaion fi ] M'yRHRBB IL ( tie , < l l idi
Iho o li | " W tVffil a I B \ f''r lo .co'no
lierevo will n I H B 908 (1S ( ? J9 wntract to
rui o Ihrin or ' ' 3 II W * -'rof > .ml nil
niunry and i.ay . cntlro fipcnuo of comlntf , railrowl fnr
nmlliotcl WIlB. Wo i-li/illenro Ilioworlilfor acoio w
cannot cureJtfnlloiKliU tmprr. A < Mm ,
CUVJC Itr.SlKlH' CO , Oinaliiirhraliit. .
AL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
t wi in. Mt.illl-iH No. mm. nunioivT in
iieo. lly Dr. Aiehlb.ilil , il mi by
riiiyJyunMiliJ. _ Apply to l'r. _ ' Mii
iruiii SALli or "Kent ( Union " I it ml , wHii
J-1 hniiiiv-f. - by J. II. Uleo. WJ Main St. , Uoiiuotl V
Ilium.
\\7 in pay rent WIIPII you can buy n homeon
IT thosamo term * , and Incmoof your death
nt any tlmolutivo your family thu hoaiu clear
ua thu [ ollinvlii''ti'rnn !
A homo worlh II.M ( ) at ? r ) per month.
A hiinui worth fl.ivilnt ill per month.
A Inline \vurlh J..OO ) lit tH per iniuith.
A ho-iio wnrtli } 'l-mnt } H per month.
A home worth ? lo U ut IH | .or month.
Other prk'od linnunon tlio sainii term * . Thi
nl'ovo inonthly ptiynieiits Ini'l.ulo principal
nnil IntcrtMt. IVr fu'll ivutloular- * call on or
iiililiesslho.rudilA ; Wells Co. , tUJ llroudwajr ,
Coinn-ll Itlutrs , la. _ a
I OItKKNT The xtoio tooin , N'o : IS , fronting
' on I'carl st , W. U , Jinio4 : ,
rST Newfoiiiidlinid feinnlo imp ; black
Jultli \ \ liliihiviisi and fi-i > l jiinsncrs tonaino
in' Ni-lllc ami has pi-niiiliii-nt m-ai on right sldd
fiiini u-i'tMit simyliii ; . Any onu Ki.owing of her
nl'i-u-iibdiiiH - . ' , ' jlTtb ) .
pU.isin'ldie - < H > avo.
Infill Itl'.XTl.argo fiirnlslu-il front rooms ,
" -Ml llioail\Mij ; lofuii'iiuus given and ro
qnlnil.
I i ATI-'NTS for Invi-niorM ; piintollli-o box mil-
J 1-nlin-v ; i-iiiiviiitiiiliiii fi-ini. uiiiahii Patent
A t-ni-y. cmsiMiuMilli HI niut r 11 Hot av.
'
ALL WORK WARRANTED
nil. J. D. TACKiOM , D.mt.l Pixi-'oon.
All kltni-i nf wurU tlnne. Veil cnn : ivo one-
li.ilfnn ymir tnild uii'l ' Hllver Illlliij ; by ealllnj
ut in..in'U . Meii-lum Ido-k. I'minel ! IIlull's.
A HOTEL BARGAIN"
Mi-lei .J.imi'vm , G'iMiK-ll Illuirs. In , , for rent.
1'iirmslioil nnil In uini I ivp ilr.l. lli-sf. hotel 111
tin-i-.lv. . Centrally looitu.l. D.ilnit u llrst-
i-l-i . biisin > , ' 1 liN ' '
- * is : i iKU'n'ulu for toiiu
' Imtol HI-HI. Aiily ) | to
JAMESON BROS , Props.
Council 1. lull's . . . . Iowa.
Surgical Institute
-AMU
Private Hospital
Cor. Dread way mid -dth Strout. '
( 'UIIIK-ll Illlllll , III
Uiolri'titincnlof till sui - . - nnd
dNoiisesand ( llseasen of the liluud.
frlviitidlsiasiif tlui iii-liniry < ind sexual
organs , as syphilis , Hiili'turi1 , ej iltN , spui-
IIIHI ii-rolioa1 , lixt niaidi'ii ' ) , ) . siiial inipotunciJ
nnd wetiknoisli-eiitud wicces fiilly.
rnrtk-iiluiMtU-iilloii paid li > dlviiM-s of thu
luii'-'s. as A.slliiiin , ( ( iiisiiniiil'iiii. ' Iti-'iit-ldlls
( 'idai-rli , Kte. Piu-.ilysls. Klilm-y ills , ; isi.s HI
Dlilliutes llilshtSDiMJiiiti. liliiMiiii.it UIM , IMIcs.
CaiK-L-r , Vnrltieole , llydroi-i'ie , | ln > iiy , Tu-
tiu-r. Discuses nt the i-vi" " 'mil ear. 'lull feet.
Sjilinil ciii-vnliiio and alldi.-eiisojuf tin1 In MIPS.
\V \ < < havt1 n. department di-voii'.l nvelmlvoly
to ( ho ticiitini-et of llterlno dl-eases
Modlelne sunt sucuroly ptulied and fii-'u from
obsurvntlnn.
Curio-p nidcneoronflilentl.ll , Adurjas ;
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical InitUutc and Private .Hospital ,
lnff. < . lii.
om piAT / TO 1 r * I ! \l"iT\r
Sl.HiANClSAUDtHY
Bonrdlng nnd Day School ,
Fifth Avc. and Seventh Street.
Can be reached from any of the depots
on motor.
Conducted bv the Sisters of Chnrlly
13. V. M.
TERMS l > ' "r boavtl and tuition ein-
braeiu < r nil briuiehos of a finished education -
tion for young Indies $75 for session of
live months , comiiienuhif , ' 11 rut .Monday
in September and February respectively.
For lurtlioi * particulars mldiv"s
S1STKK SUl'KHIOIl ,
St. Francis Ai-ndeiny ,
Council UlullV. Town.
F. M. EIHs & Co. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Bail Jlngupeint - ndc xU ,
KIMIIIIS > : n and It. ii'1-- ' Itullil n--f. Omaha
Nob. , anil Itooms ' 'II n I'I'l I Mi-rrlani I ! look
mii-nihilK lu. fiiTii | > ii li-n < sulu'ituil
" "
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Corner Miilno nml llnmilivay.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
1)i ) > iilrr < > In rml l < 4ii nnd dmnc-itfc px.'haii o.
f'nlliirlloii-iiiiHdu and n.tt-rc-at paid ( in time
( ll'li ) > -U * .
_ _ _ _
H. K. Miixiin. II. . II. lliiutvcols. II. t' ' . Couho.
JIAXOX , IJOUUGEOIS & COOKE ,
Architects and Superintendents.
ItODiiHlW mid Ufrlt | UODIIIS 210 nml 2.V )
Y. Life Iliili : . , Omulm. Mcii-Inm till. . . ( 'iiiiu-
Jiob. Tuluiihtui'j UVi. I I'd Hindu , lu. Tulo-
I pliimo '
j7l ) . KUMUXIMON , I'l-us. . Bill'iiMii , Vlc-o-irua |
CHAIII.Kh U. llAVVAS , iH
CITIZENS STATE BASK
Of Oiiiiiu.il lUiiffw.
Paid up Cupiu.il . $15OOOO
Sui-plus nml Profits . BO.OOO
Liability to Depositors. . 05O.OOO
DimaromI. : . A. .Miller. I' . O. ( JIei-on. : K , I * ,
Fhngait. UK. Hart. , I. D. Ednninsuii , t'luirlon
C. Illinium , Traili't ' Ki'iii-i-nt lianldni ? btml-
ni'hs l.nWiSt inpllnl and siirplut of uuy
banlc In Houthwi-Mtin-i ) lou.i.
INTEREST ON T'Mt DEPOSITS. .
27 MAIN STK13KT.
OvcrO.lt. Jae uuiiilii & OJ'H .lowulry Blora
C. A. BEEBE & ' COMPANY ,
\\hiilesalo nnd Ilotull DeiiU-M In -
FURNITU
fjnriCrtt Stock nnil Lowest Prices , Deiilort , , sniul for ( ' ; it-\lisuo ,
Noa. 0" ) nml 207 Orovdwity. ami ! it ) and Ui)3 Pierce Sn-oot , Oounnll UliilTa , I
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H "yihvjllo and .Himilury Kti iuooiI'lniiH , ICstiinatoa
, -rfpcoUicatioiiB , nnd .Suporvlalou ofl'ublicVoiK. . Hrown
_ ntilldlnif. Uounutl liluffH. In.
N Ju3tleo of the I'otxco. Ollleo ever Ainorlutiii K.xpross , No.-1UI
, lroiiJ ) > vuy. Council Bluffa , lawn.
Cimn Attoriiuys nt Law. I'nictiuo In the State nnd Kodora
ulllLhCourl8KoomaT uud 8 Shugart-Uono Bloclc , Councl
UIUIIS ,
