Nebraska Newspapers

    II THE OMAHA. DATLT BEE , SUOTJAaY. SEPTEMBEK 34 , ISOOVnENTTX" PAGEH ,
THE OMAHA
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFIOK , NO. J2 PEARL ST.
Pcllvcrptl ly fiitrler In uiijrpuitof theCILy ,
II. W. T1L.TON. - MANAGER
TEIKT'IIONF.3l
nnilncfis Office , No. U
NlKlitRflltut , No. 21.
JIKA" 77 W A.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Binds Lumber Co . cont.
Tlio pai > cn In a suit for the foreclosure ! of
morlKiije ( > by Marcus U. I'atrUk njjalnst S.
H. Ilnrlovcro fllcd iniho district conit yes
terday afternoon.
Joseph Ilntnmanel Christina Johnson won
married in the pillars of the Crrston house
ycste-nluy inornlnif by Justice Sclmrz. Both
| > .irtlofl uro from. Mimlen.
Slicrlft A , H. I'rotitlw of Callioitn county ,
Mlclilk'aii , arrived In the city luHtiilirht willt
( i requisition for tlio nun Miller \\lin Is
wanted at H.ittlo Creek to nimvcr tlio clinrgo
of horse-stealing , Ho got bis prisoner and
leftThere
There \viw n lie.ivy frost yesterday inorniiiR
mill aljoutcvcryttiitiKln the vegetable Icintf-
clotn suffered a serious setbtclc. Many ladies
aru lumuntliiK the untimely death of liou&o-
plants that wcio forgotten atiJ loft out of
doors ,
There ? 11 bean Important meeting of va
rious roinmlltoci lutcicstctl In the oriMtim-
lion of it republican elul > at. Jtiilgu Heed's of
fice In 13 row n bulliltng , Monduy evening at 8
o'cloik. All republicans Invited.Vlllium \
Ariul , cbalrninn.
A man named Ilnininoncl , an employe of the
motor conip my , Is suffering from n badly
crushed foot , \vhlch was incurred In im acci
dent while unloading rails yesterday. Ho
was taken to his homo on Fifteenth street
ami his injuries attended to by lr. ) Scybcrt.
An Injunction was grantee ! in the superior
court last evening rcstrahitiiK H. II , Oclcll
from negotiating or disposing of three prom-
ihsory notes for SJ175 oath , made hy. lames
Weston. The Injunction is also made to ln >
elude the Uitlrrns' bank , whore Odell had the
notes on deposit.
An application was made in tlio superior
conityestmlay afternoon for the appoint
ment of a receiver for tlio stock of goods , or
ihoicMimliulor of the stock , bulonging to 11.
Friedman , tlio milliner. The petition Is
signal byC. Friedman , lib wifo. The hear
ing Is sutfor September tlflat 10 o'clock.
.An Information was tiled in the superior
coiut yesterday afternoon chargingtbo pro
prietor of a certain establishment outsldu the
city limit * with soiling and keeping for ( ulo
intoxicating liquors. A warrant for the nr-
rcst of the proprietor was Issued , and ho will
bo gathered in by Marshal Teuipleton tod.iy.
The bilclf vork bits bexii finished and the
carpenters aru nt Merle on tbu new Trinity
Methodist church on the corner of Ninth
avenue mid Fourth street , The contractors
pronilso to have It ready foroecupancy by
the iniddlo of next month. It will bo a
handsome little structure , MSxIlS feet in di
mensions , of modern style of architecture.
Ellen Whitlow appealed in the disttlct
cpuit yesterday by her attorney with n peti
tion prajlng the court to grant her a dlvoico
from her husband , Charles Whitlow , uncl the
custody of their eiKht-ye.tr-old child. Whit
low Is a porter In an Omaha saloon and hU
wife alleges In tier petition th it hu has fre
quently attempted to kill her , anil this is the
reason she asks for an absolute divorce.
Kev. rtimlilln will preach his fare .veil ser
mon at Masonic temple this evening. Ho
hat extended an Invitation to the La lies' Ko-
lief coins and Abe IJncolii post , No. t'J ! ' ,
Grand Aimy of thn Heimblic , nad It was ac
cepted nt a special meeting held last tilfrht.
The ladles and the members of the post will
meet in their hull and will mutch to tbo
church in u body , gathering at the hall ut 7
o'clock.
rireinan Nicholson was flned $30.70 yester
day morning for the little diniculty "ho got
Into at thulinvor llroadiray engine house the
uu'iiiiiK previous. The assault was committed
Jipou Holla Shiiinut , conductor on the Mun-
uwii motor line , and grew out of bis refusal
to carry the fliuninn free on a recent trip to
the lake. Nicholson filed a S'O bond and gave
notice that , he would appeal the case to the
dlslrietcourt ,
In tlio superior court yesterday mottling
thochiilyuatth of the police department was
disposed of. Leo Stephenson gave a bond
and hud his case continued. lie is charged
ivlth assault and battery. W. 11. Beul. an
Omaha salesman , pot $10.10 for intoxication.
John Howard , a crook from Chicago , gnvo
J10.1U for the privilege of sampling Council
Bluffs whisky , Two railroad employes , who
K.IVO the tiumes of Jack Howard and A. C.
Harvard , wcro lined § 10.70 and $15.70 for in
toxication.
Uev. Frank Franklin , pastor of the First
Methodist church , preaches bis last sermon
this morning prior to departing for confer
ence. It will bo one of his best efforts , and
it Is very likely that Mnsouio teniplowhere
the services are now being held , will be
crowded by people anxious to hear him. It
is understood that howill be returned for un-
ether \ car's labor In this city and be per
mitted to complete the work of building the
new church , which will bo a monument to
lilin and to the congregation over which he
lias presided for the past two years.
John Walker , jr. , and bis paj-tner , n man
nntiicMl Watterinnn , wcro brought up from
Villisca yesterday by a deputy United States
marshal for an examination by Commissioner
Hunter upon the charge of attempting to pass
currency that had been tampered with. They
Hero charged with mutilating end raising
II bills Into bills of iO denomination and at
tempting to pass them. They both pleaded
not guilty and wcio phiced under $ ! , ( HH ) bonds
to appear before the United States court. The
amount could not bo raised by their friends
end they weio tnlien to the county Jail.
The Ilcss grand opera company pi nj ed its
farewell unRiigtinicnt hero last evening to as
delighted an audleiico as overappe.uod In the
opera house. There nre not enough people in
Council 13 luffs who appreciate oneMtio music
to warrant Manager Itohuny bringing such a
combination as Ir. Hets has with him. With
sixty people , and among thomattlsts like
( Juillo , 12mllHut.it , Ktcardo Itlcci , and others
who have suppoi ted 1'atti and carried load
ing roles , a few $ .100 houses make tbo man-
ngomcnt feel very much discouraged. 'Ihov
leave Council liluffs after having won the
hUhest praises that aCuuncillJlultsaudlon o
can bestow. The company will appear in
Omaha on October 2 , 1) ) and 4 , and will irlvo
"William Tell , " "Tiwatoro" and "Hiiro-
lotto. "
Miss Emma Potter. Mrs. John Keller. Miss
Haul' Duimotte. Mrs. H , Mcllride , Airs.
I'rank Levin , Sirs. George Hiullo , ISlr. and
Mrs. 0. II , Jacli on returned fiom Colftix
t'ridnr ovoihur , wheio they have been in
Bttemiaaco nt the meeting of the state grand
chapter. Order of the Kustcrii Star. They
repoit a most enjoyubla time , mid the order
In a very prospcious condition. The follow
ing ofilcersworo elected and instilled for the
ensuing year : Mrs. Hun-let A. Ercanbraelc ,
AtmuuMugmn i matron ; George M. Uurretto ,
Uiivcnport , grand patron ; Mrs. L. L. Arnold ,
Chitiltun , grand assistant matron ; U. II ,
Jackson , Council Bluffs , grand assistant
patron ; Mrs. Jennie A. llulo , Mason City ,
grand treasurer ; E. II. Ujko , Charlea City ,
pnuuUecretary ; Mrs. AciaM. Davis , Clear
J.ako , gi-iind conductor ; Mrs. M. B. V , Outre.
Urinnell , grand assistant conductor.
The Lincoln 1'ost , fl. A. H. , has Just re-
rolvcil from the war dcfartnioat n rompleto
lot of oUlclal majis of every campaign and
battle of the war of the rebellion. These
maps nru on a M'tilo sunicicntly largo to sho\r \
the toiK > Bniphy of the country , locating each
Held , fence , lull , ditch , garden , bouse , barn ,
and every other mlmito feature ; the position
and movements of each body of men on both
sides with their numbers and coiainandors.
To the student of history they nro almost in-
valuable. IJy stud } lug these maps every
settler can tell where ho hid whllo the boys
were lighting. The boys value thorn hiurhly ,
not only for their In trinsleortb , but because
they got lots of fun out oC them. When some
"colonol" of the homo euard tells how ho
commanded a handful of men and whipped it
brigade at the forks of ttio road , they look up
the position , and ring the chestnut bell.
, ti tt.lSJt.t M'JIS.
Miss Pearl Me Council of Marysvlllo , In. , la
visiting her brother , W. E. MuCounellof
Uono & Co ,
Mrs. D.V. \ . Archer and children have just
returned from a pleasant visit to ICuox
county , Ohio.
John D , Williams of Albany , N. Y.who
has boon visiting his daughter , Mrs , J.'H.
Carrothors , for the post three weeks , returns
to his homo today.
The Manhattan ajwlluB hcaJiuarters , 413
Broadway ,
THE MS IN HIE BUFFS.
Mrs. Bresee's Strange CASO Goes to the Supreme
premo Court for Investigation ,
ARRAIGNING SUPT , M'NAD Gil TON.
The \\G. T , U. mill ( lie Clmutniiiiuit
AVIiltilrsoy'H Divirca Comliiji
SlowlCnlls to AVorslilp
.Ml 11 en1 Mcntiuti.
The Brrseo lunacy casolms reached the supreme
premo court of Iowa , and It bids fair to be
come one of the moil noted insanity cases in
the judicial annals of the state. Mrs , Bresco
and hcrhusUmd have been twice before the
lunacy commissioners of Harrison county.
The first time they were bothdtsoh irgcil , but
tne second tlrao tlio husband \vasheldand
ordered confined in an asylum.Vhllo in the
custody of bherifT ( Jiirretson a writ of habeas
corpus was sworn out In the superior coart ,
and Judge Carson went up to Missouri Val
ley to hear the evidence. MM. Drcsco ap
peared hi court during the hearing and at
tracted so much attention that thcohurgo of
Insanity was again illed against her , and the
habeas corpus procccdlnjjs were niado to
cover her case also. After n hearing that
lasted for nearly a weelt , during uhich
the \vhole story of the abducted beli
ef Lord Wadsu-oitb and the con-
llncment of the lord himself In a prlvato In
sane nijluin In TSllhvankeo for thirty years
w.is 150110 ever nnd consUlcmhly inodifiecl ,
JudRO Carson concluded to hold the \voniun
and discharge the man. An appeal was
Men to the district court , hut before the
case could bo he.ird , JudKcBolton of this
city , nt attorney for the husband and wife ,
moved for dismissal without prejudice anil
appealed to the state supreme court. The
c.iso will come up In the Jnnuury term , nnd
the prospects are that It will ho aery inter-
estlii'stor.v ( that will be told by the usunllv
prosy and dry briefs and affidavits.
Jucluo Holloaas spending a yood deal of
his time yesterday In ntiaiiKluK a IIUKO pile of
aniduvlLs nnd prc'p.irliijr thorn for the perusal
of the supreme judges. All of them uro in-
teiestliiK and some are decidedly scnsutlonal ,
and boitr the tiumes of some of the most
prominent pcoplo In Harrison county.
Judging1 from the affidavits nnd other ma
terial that has been prepared the woman has
concluded to abandon her claim to royalty
mid assort that her father's name was U w.
Wadswortli r.d that he was only n plain rail
road mnn , who iruc.stulliis e.trnint's ndvnti-
tapeously nnd whoso accumulations ouc lit
now to he worth u irroat many thousand dol-
l.trs. She still udheics to the story , how
ever , that this money has been wrongfully
withhold f loin her uncl Is in the possession of
the men vvho nro now endeavoring to send
her to the Insane asylum.
"It Is the most remarkable CUM ) I ever hud
anything to do with , " said Judge Bolton
. ' -The I it and
thoughtfully.The more study get
Into the details the moro I nm convinced of
sover.il things. ' 1 hero is a good deal ( but is
iicrplex in fraud iirecoiieiUnblo. but one thing
Is perfectly clear to mj mind and that Is that
Mi's. Emma Hre eo is us suno a woman
us thcro Is In the state. I never
had a client who is so tmctablo ,
bright and quick , and who helped so much
by ulvlntr clear outlines of the course slio
would like to have pursued. During the
hearing before Cm-son , when wo examined
about thiitywitnesses for her , she never
failed to tell mo In tlio most concise and in
telligible manner just what each should tes
tify to. "When a witness would como upon
the stand she would not , as the usual custom
Is , toll mo to ask such and such a question ,
but would tell mo rapidly that the witness
knows so-aiiu-so , uuci after a few seconds'
whispered conversation I would know ex-
netly what every witness knew about the
case In her favor , t never met a person with
u clearer or brighter mind , andif she is in
sane God pity the rest of us ,
"Wo expoot a desperate fight , .for now
there is something more than the mcio fact
of the sanity of these people at stake. The
men who are trying to foico her Into an in
sane nsjliim bellovo evidently that
they nre flfjhtlnt ? to establish
a line of lights to be us.cd
hereafter in self defense , for they can see the
probability of larpo damage suits growing
out of these proiecutlons. They are men of
means and Mrs. Brcseo is a clear headed ,
shrewd little woman , nnd she will bo able to
enlist some of tne besl legal talent It the
United States in her behalf when in becomes
necessary. The case will establish a very
importutit precedentmedical ! ) ! jurisprudence ,
and is already attracting wide attention
among lawyers not only in this state but all
over the country.
"The public ! can rcstussured of one thing , "
continued the jud o , "and that Is that Mrs.
Brcseo will not bo confined to the asylum
whllo her mind is us clear and bright as it Is
at the present time , nnd while justice cau bo
obtained In tne courts. "
Buy your lumber of The Judd & Wells Co , ,
Siailroadway.
W ) dozen ladies' jersey ribbed vests at the
Boston store for la c , worth 10c , till * week.
Council Bluffs , la.
F" ir Snle.
Our retail furniture business , with peed
established trade. Stock Is llrst class nnd
well selected. Reason for selling , are Being
Into the exclusive jobblns trade ,
.Any one wishing to po into business should
Investigate this , as ills onoof the fewgoldeu
opportunities of a lifo tinw.
C. A. BEEUC & Co.
.Arraigning MoNaughton.
The promised involutions la regard to
Superintendent McNuugbton of the city
schools have been given to the public , They
are printed herewith and the people who
know Piof. IcNaufhton nnd the gentlemen
who sign the charges must judge for them
selves who nro right and who are wrong.
When the charges are carefully sifted they
will bo found to bo less formidable than they
appear to bo on the surface. They are ad-
clreisod to the hoaul of education and de
mand un Investigation looking to the dismis
sal of the superintendent. 'J'ho ( cntlemcn
who sign them uro responsible for their ut-
tonmccs.
1. Your petitioners aver that said James
MoNuughton U incompetent , for that hois
deficient In scholarship , as Illustrated by
fulso sjntax and mcoiieet oithogmntiyln
his compositions. That tbo pedagogical meth
ods pursued by him nro antiquated , ns illus
trated by the work demanded in the study ot'
the English laniruugo , using as a text a book
hist revised in 1M17. That he Is injudicious ,
ns Illustrated for example by his ivquiilng
pupils from tea to twelve years old and who
had only been at school iivo years , to leirn
such geuinetiieitl propositionsis :
"Tho sum of three angles of n tilaaglo is
enunl to two rij'ht angles , Let C 11 A bo a
triangle. Wo Uro to pro\o that atiglo B plus
angle UC A plus Anglo A equal two right
uiiglc * . Draw C E parallel to A 13 and pro-
lone A 0. The sums of all the angles about
a point on the sumo side of a straight line
equal two right angles. Now , let A equal
angle K C P and angle. 11 equal anglo n 0 E.
Hubstituto for angles K C ! ' and 13 0 E their
equal angles A nnd B. Then angle A plus
angle 11 plus n C A equals tworlgntnngles. "
' . ' . Your petitioners uvcr that James Mc-
is'aughton is unlit for the ofllco of superin
tendent , for that , ho Is immoral , that lies Is In
solent , ungcntlemanly nnd overheating In tils
behavior to his associates and su boulhiatos ;
that ho associates with notoilous characters
and induces them to frequent the public
bcliool buildings during school hours ; that ho
resorts to tricks nnd practices deceit to oc-
coinplish ills purjiobcs , nnd that , actuated by
sinister motives , bo has , in the seven jcars
ho has been in oftlee , managed directly
aim indirectly to secure the removal of four
worthy , competent anddcsoi\ltif ? principals
of the high school , namely , MlbsVouster \ ,
Profs , llalllngur , 1'routy and Stevens.
8. Your petit icners further aver that said
James McNauirhton has been guilty of dere
liction In thodischargoof his duties , fortbat ,
ho has been spending a part of his tlmo In the
prosecution of his private business during
school hours ; that ho his failed to attend and
inspect the ichool room and tlio teachers , '
ttork as often as ( ho Interests of the school
required ; that bo has failed und refused to
make helpful auagestlous to the tcaehcw ot
to aid them In the provocation of their work ;
that ho lias failed to respond to reusomtblu
nd proper requests of teachers made to nlui
concerning school work ) Uut Uo lias com
pelled nubslltutcs to attend Id work which ho
should have | xirformed hltnsclf iissuporintcn'
dentj that ho Is Ijtnoraut of the location of
grades In the school buildings ; that ho failed
to confer ut an Important period with the
teachers' committee -with reference to school
work for njicrlod of two mouths.
4. Your petitioners further aver that said
James Mcvi'tiunhtoii Un violator of tliolnxvs
of thostiitoof lena , nnd lias IDCCII for two
yea rs last post engaged In nefarious nnd in
iquitous practice * , for that , ha has been co
operating ; ulth ono Ovldo Vlnn In ciactltift
nnd receiving extortionate and usurious sums
of money from the poor mid distressed for
loans made on short tine piper secured by
chattel mortgages. Uhtt ho has exacted and
received scores of chattel Tiiortg-nes from tlio
poor and the weak upon all kinds and charac
ters of property , such as personal nuparcl ,
jeweliy , rat ? carpets , mules , horses , calves ,
hogs , fuel , bedding , sewing machines , house
hold furniture , barbers' material , chromes ,
trunks , nnd secondhand. furnlturo
dealers' stock In tv.ule. That to
conceal his identity and con
neetlou with these disreputable practices , ho
has had , in most Instances , the papers made
out Inthoiumoof Ills motlior-iu-ia\v , M. A ,
Wilson , sometimes in the name of janitors of
the public school ) , and once only in his own
name , Tlio amounts ho nml his associates
received for thousoof their money varied
from3 to 11 par cent a month. This may bo
Illustrated by tlio fact that bo and hii asso
ciates have received ni h I gli as 37 ? for the use
of $100 fora little over nine months , and tlio
poor debtor has iUlTea'd the pangs of abject
poverty in order to carry to Jlr. Vlen. Mr ,
MoNauirhton's partner , thefts a month they
charged him for the use of the { 10i > . It may
further bo Illustrated by the fact that there
now remains utn.itislicd of record n chattel
mortgage In the mime of his mother-
in-law. M. A. Wilson , Kl\eu \ by a coloicd
prostitute named Ida Washington , on IIT
household furniture. Including beds mid bed
ding. All "soils and conditions of men" and
women-\\cro contracted with , and some of
the records and facts connected theiowltli
are too dl gustlng nnd indecent to refer to
in these charpes , but proof can be given of
the same If demanded ,
These charged we stand ready to prove ,
and in the name of good government , moral
ity and tlio interest of ourpublloschools , wo
demand that this man be tried , and that one
so unmindful ofthodulios of ills hiijli otllce ,
so Incompetent , so unfit and so ludllTeioiitto
the tender and important interests in his
charge , be dismissed , WM , CJnovnwd ,
JAMES O'Nnni ,
W.M. McCittnv ,
S. \VADS\VOHTII ) ,
E. -An.nswoitTii ,
D. 15. Um.in- ,
G , A. HOI.MIS.
J , C. Blxby , steam neatlns ? , s.mittry en
gineer , flit r ife builllnu , O.ixthij JJJ Mor
rium block , Council Ilhiftj.
To the Ladies Miss Alaiy Ole.ison has re
turned Irani her eastern tup and Is better
prepared than ever to satisfy allvlio w.uit .
lli-stcla-ss dressmaking. Rooms in the old
library building , l earl btreot.
AV. O. 1' . V.
It is customary in many If not In all Chau-
tauqtia. assemblies for thouiaiiagcinent to sot
apait a day called Temperanceday. . Inter
esting and noted speakers are employed to
address the audience on that day , and it has
been found to bo both Interesting and In-
stiuctivo. The trustees offered the Woman's
Cluistiiin Temperance union a lot lust year if
they would build a house on it for their own
use , but at that time itvas impossible to do
moro than spread ntent. Dtninp tlio session
of this last summer an organisation was ef
fected by the ladies and styled Council Bluffs
and Omaha Cbnutawiua , Woman's Christian
Temperance union , with a holy of directors
consisting of eleven women. This society is
regularly incorporated M that it can buy ,
hold und sell property , Tno offered lot
has been accepted and now the money Is to
bo raised for the proposed building' .
The nouso willhoAoa conference lull in the
llrst story and bed rooms to rent on the second
end Hoor. Itlsoxpected thntmanyif notulL
the unions of the siato Mill contribute toward
this buildingfniidiud [ wo hope toget some
help from Omali.i . , but the largest amount
must bo raised hero in the citv. The local
union has voted toiaise f-OO , Deciding that
j > uv > onal solicitation will lie the ueltor way
to collect this money , committees of ladles
will wait uixm tne peopla iu every ward of
the city , and they hope to receive Itmd words
and liberal patronage. This is ono of the
ways to help in Chautuuqua work , by Im
proving a part of the gioutids and furnish
ing resting places for a few of the struiigers
who may attend tbo meetings ,
Dr. C , H. Bower , 20 K.Malnst.
Fashionable wool suits made by Mrs. L.
Simmons , So to $7 ; silks , { 7 to (10.
\Milttlcfie.vIHvorce Case.
The prospects are that the Whlttlcsey di
vorce case will continue to liold its course in
the district court for several days yet. Koiio
of the attorneys expect to conclude thclrovi-
dcnco before Tuesday , and then at least one
day will bo consumed in the arguments. Tlio
only evidence that was Introduced yesterday
was in behalf of tbo defense , and it was
given by two witnesses and a carload o )
depositions. D. E. Glcasoti was on the stand
for u greater part of the forenoon , and all of
the afternoon was devoted toueaiing tlio evi
dence of airs. E.O.Yalttlosey , wife of the
plaintiff's troth cr , who lives In Kansas City.
She is said by attorneys to bo tlio best wit
ness they over saw on the stand. Her story
related to the treatment of his vlfo by the
plaintiff nnd to his infidelity to his marriage
vows. Gleason's testimony consisted in
nholcsalo denial of all that had been testified
to concern ing his relations with the defend
ant. There wuro several ladies around the
defendant yesterday , sind her pretty f wound
quiet demeanor awakened a good deal of
sympathy.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
Judd & Wells Co. , C. D. Judd , president , O(1 (
I ) roadway.
First-class dressmaking by Miss Wallace ,
over Cattlemen's hank , cor , Main st , and
Mb , uve.
Grand .Jury Jtoport.
The grand Jury , which has been working
Industriously for the past \veck inrestlgitinif
the criminal cases that are pending in tlio
present term of the district court , inado its
first report yesterday.
"Slippery Sam" Davis , the negro who
slashed Smith , u white man nt Big Lake , and
has since been in jail , was Indicted for as
sault with Intent to commit murder , Big
Jule Smith , the negress who was supposed to
bo his partner in the assault , but who subse
quently gnvo very valuable testimony for the
state , was discharged.
Hiram Vex , the follow who committed as
sault upon his little stepdaughter , Jennie
Movvlwt , was indicted as charged.
Seu'ral cases wore dismissed. Among them
was the young man Thomas I'urguson , or
Fliinegan , charged with ombesczling money
from UOOIKO aiischmtlorf ; Mlko Kihlnre ,
charged with robbing the two .youiij ? fellows
from I'lattsmoiith. and ICstclla McDonald , a
coloiod woman charged with kldniiplag a
child ,
Another report Is expected by the middle
of the week , nudsoveral indictments will bj
found against patties who are not under ar
rest.
New fallgoodsjustrowivcdat Iteiter's ' , mer
chant tailor , UlOiiroudwuy ,
I lose at cost , AVe are going to quit
handling garden hose , and have doubly the
largest stock in the city. To clew out wo
will soil all grades and llxturua nt dead cost ,
for cash. 0. B , I'alnt.t Oil company , JTos ,
1 and ! ) , Masoulotomplo.
Money at loluoa.lr.itew . loinalon chatte
and real estate security by 13. IT. ShoafOit ; Co
A good hose reel free with every 103 feet of
ho.sopurclu'iedat BUby's ,
< nils \Vorshlp. .
First Pi-eshjtorlan , corner of Willow
avenue ) und Se\enth \ trcct Itev. Stoplmi
I'hclps , pastor. The pastor will prearh at
10 : : Ju. in.and 7H : ! > p. iu. Morning tlioino :
"Tbo Hoary I lead aCWvnof CJIory. " Klclerly
peoi > lu particularly invited. K elllugtllo no :
"Another of the Tllblo Hc < roei. Htbbath
school lit 12 in. Young people's nxHling at
0SWp. : in. Strangers and otlieri cordially lu-
vlud.
n'bo JMInlstorlul association will bold Its
luouthly ucotuif Iu tbo yutor'b tudjjlu the
First PrcsbyIfrjiui church , on next Monday
at 10 a. -Atfhviorostlnk' paper is cxpscted
from Hcv. Katlei-lltlce.
The 'Jcmpcnuico Mission society will meet
nt3p. in , titthc-Vctoraon hall , ticrvloui to
be conducted by JUia chnrialn , Uov. J. 1'lsU.
As the object of'Wio ' mission is to promote the
cnuso ofroltplini miJ temporanro ivcordial In
vitation Is extended to every person to at
tend.
Congregational Services morning and
evening , l rettlilnir by the pastor. Alorn-
itiltsnblect : 'Tho ' Work and the Worhcrs. "
Eienltife'The ! Onfl Great Thome. " 'Ibeso
seivleesftro free nnd all are vvclcuiuo.
BPrein BapttsVcliurch Dlvlno service nt
100 : ! a tn. ffAfl T\'M \ p. in. Tlio Sundav
school meets at , a 1:15 : a. m. Old and yoiniK
me Invited.
\ ' ' association Mor-
\'oung Men's Christian , -
rlain block An old soldier will spctk ut the
.voung men's meeting ; today at I p. in. A
cordial Invitation Is extended toall men to
attend , Brief tiilks , hearty sinplng- . All
exercises voluntary. Ivleetltig lasts but ono
hour. Como nnd bring a frlond , Hooins
ojicn nti ) p. m ,
Trinity Methodist church , South Main
street , opposite Kiglitb avenue S , Alexander
pit or , residence 2 0 Eleventh avenue.
1'renchliig at 10 : : Wft. m. and 7:110 : p , in. , Sun-
clay school OtiSOam. Kpworth le.iguo * p.
in. Prayer meeting Wednesday ntTtaOp. m.
Second rrcsbvtcrian-SerUccs nt U p. in ,
conducted byF. * L , Huyilen , siibicet : "Have
Wo Outgrown tlwUib'lcl" Continued front
last Sabbath. Sunday school nt 4. Sony
service and niblo reading utTiSJO.
Brotdw.tj Methodist church I ov. Do\Vi \ tt
E Ifraakliu pastor. Services today atlOW :
n. in. nml'A \ ) p. m. at MILSOIIIO Tcmplo cor
ner fourth street and Brondivny , Tito pas
tor will preach morning and evening. Last
scrviceof the conference year. All members
and friends cordially invited. Sunday
school at Urn. Kpworth league meeting1 at
( ! : it ( ) p , in.
First Baptist cliurch.nearpostofilco D. H ,
Cooley pastor , liov. Thomas Stephetison of
Omaha will preach at lOiiJO a. ni. The pastor
will preaeh at 7M : ) p , in. and administer
baptism. Sunday school 13 in. , Christian
Endeavor OiuO p. m. All cordially wel
comed ,
Twenty-ninth street Misslon-Prcachine
7:3O : p , in. liv William lllood. Sunday school
'lp. in. All In this vicinity cordially invited.
Hev. LevU has ugala returned a3 pastor
of A. M. E , church and willies to announce
serviccas muni. Preaching at 11 a. m , ; Sun
day schoolit , p in. ; incachlng , 7:30 : p. iii.j
prayer mcetlntj every Thursday ovcniiifi.
All invited ,
ThoBoriMii Baptist church holds a. scries
of meetings this wcelt , bcgimilngwlth tomor-
tow c\eniii \ ( , ' . The pastor will bo assisted by
Kov. A. Juiobs of Sidney.
Ififth avenue Al. 13. church , comer Eigh
teenth street and Tifth avenue Oeorh'0 II ,
Bennett , pastor , Pivaclilng ntlOia. : ( ) in ,
imcl nt : JWp. ni Sunday school , 11 : l > a. in.
Prajer meetlny , Wedncsdayuvcnlng- sUO ,
All are incited.
KpwortbiM. K church Thcro will bo no
preaching services today. Sunday schol
meets ns usual nt'Js.'JOa. m , Prayer meeting
Thursday 7.10 ! uin. All are welcome ,
O vcrtonMission and Peoples' church Sun
day school at : i p in. Gospel mcetine con
ducted by the Indies at 7.UU p. m
Scott tiouso , nice rooms , clean beds , faro
eqtiiil to the best , $1 pt-r day. Special low
rates to repilar boarders. 2i and 24 Jf. Main
St. , Council Bluffs.
Shorthand. .Miss Hhodes , Brown building ,
J. 0. Tlpton , real estate , 527 Broadway.
Elegant parlor base burner , also No , 8
lanjjo cook stove for sale cheap If closed out
soon , 350 Scott st.
AHtSSI ME\'tS.
TI oU'ns ) 11 nil" Cleans Commit tei ; lie-
giiisCoiisldvnitlDn ol'Thcin.
\\ASHIMITOX , Sept. la The ways nnd
means committee this morning- began formal
consideration of the sennto amendmentsto
the tariff hill und made excellent piogress.
By noon , \vhci > Hdjounimcnt was hncl , till the
duthble schedules had been acted on , leaving
the free list yet.td . bo considered. In the case
of each amendment non-concurrence as
recommended.Vhcro \ a reduction Iu exist
ing duties was proposed in amendment the
democratic members moved concurrence , hut
otherwise they contented themselves \vltha
single negative viva voce vote on each propo
sition. U'bo Louisiana delegation Represen
tatives Coleman , Blancliard , Bontncr nnd
\Vilkinson were admitted to the room
when tlio sugar schedule was under con
sideration and united In a strong objection to
the date ( March t next ) , when It is proposed
Hint the changes made in that schedule are
to take effect. They proposed an extension
to Julv 14nextor , Mingla that , asked that
thonow rates take effect Immediately upon
the approval of the bill , lite committee look
thoappc.ilnuclei advisement and meanwhile
agree to recommend non-currenco in the sen
ate amendments to the sugar schedule.
IMeltiiiley'sT uiifT Illll Ilcsolutlnii.
" \VASIIINOTOX \ , Sept , 13. McKiiilcy today
introduced a resolution preparatory to con
sideration of the tarllt bill. It provides that
"after the passage of this resolution the com
mittee of the whole house shall bo discharged
from fuither consideration of the tariff -with
senate amendments and the same shall be
considered in the house. Afterthohouscdo-
butoit .shall bo In order luthohousoto move
to non-concur In the senate amend meats and
agree toacoinmlttooof con feienco ashed by
the senate , and the house shall , without fur
ther delay , proved to vote upon the motion. "
The resolution was referred to the committee
on rules.
A
NK\V YOHK , Sept , 13.- [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bun. ] The young Englishman \ .
H. Medhurstwhosearrlval heto with a num
ber of Iwrses , carriages , etc. , on board of the
Tower Hill , nnd the subseeiucnt seizure of
whoso paste jewels seriously disturbed the
equanimity of Inspector Kerrigan , has
ordered allot his paraphernalia backto Liver
pool by a steamship which sails at noon to
day from Brooklyn. The young man will re
main hero until Wednesday , when ho will
tnko passage on the Teutonic.
I'olitk'H.
YANKTON , S. D. , Sept. 13.-Speclal [ Tcle-
Biaui to THE BuE.J The republican county
convention was held in this city today. The
convention ivas fuhly veil attended and a
full ticket nominated , Iho democratic
county convention will be held one weelc
from today , and itls moro than probable that
they will endorse u good share of the Inde
pendent ticket.
County
Neb , Sept. in , [ Special Tele-
firani to THE Bix ] Dawson county's ro-
publioiin convention \vasheld today , II , B.
Wilier was dominated for ropreseiitatlve.
Eight delegates wcro clioseu to the congres
sional ooavcntiou and are believed to be
friendly to Ilaiuer , hut they go uiihistruetecl ,
U. A. Cook was the nominee lor county at
torney ,
( lend Disco v < * ricH <
L.MUMIK'yo. \ . , Sept. la-fSpecialTele-
fc'irm toTni ; Uicr. ] Soaio romatkablyrlcli
{ jold dlscovcile * iiavo recently been made In
the Smoky rangd , near the head oC lluhh
creek. Great excitement prevails amoiij , '
lirospodors , U'hp new distdct Is almost on
tlio line bo twov" Carbon Ul > d Albany coun
ties.
Hull mm Kllle-el hy
N i\vVoiiK , Sept , 1U , A terrible * thunder
storm ptssod over Sodom , near llrowstor.s ,
on tlio Harlem railroad , toeluy , M thonow
Hodoin reservoir there Is n shanty where
alien workmen live , AVhoii lliy storm bej an
100 Julians middled thein.suUcs In u u"'ou " | ) in
tliu buildintr , I iithtiiing entered the shanty
and instantly killed several of tliein ,
Tht Vo ; etai'lnu
[ C pi/rf / W IHUJIiij JIIIM * tionl
Le > Mox ) , Sept , l . [ N w Voile Herald
Cable-Special to TUB Bur , ] U'ho Interna
tional vegetarian conurnss , which hm hoe-n
uttradhiK HO iiiudi attention in London thli
week , came ) to a tilumplnuittiid today ,
Hle-uniHhtn Arrlvuli.
l'as ed tlio J.lmrd-L.a Uretajuo , from
to v York for Havre.
At New Vork-Tho Sucvia. from Ham.
lurtraud , the Aiiasdain , from liotturdatu.
i.v in EH A. un'AY
\Vcsle rnUonds "WrntiijIInK Over I'cr-
cent uncs.
Citic\oo , Sept. la-rspeelal Telegram (0 (
TUB BGE , ] Chitriiun HJglcy's iT | rt of
business ciirrloJ by the rnllroads fromsrvth-
u-cstcru Missouri river points for the jilrst
ton days of Septcmhor shows exactly the
sn mo state of nffalrs which caused the board
of chairmen to order the Atcklson to turn
pait of its trafllc over to the lioik Isknd. At
thotltnoof the order the Atchlwn wa doing
H per cent of tlio business. Since the order
It has turned business over to the Keck
Island , Init its percentage still remains at3l.
Some of the other roads are tio\v getting
restless , and tlio board cfchnliineti , coiislst-
liiRof MessisVnlker , .Qoddtnl , rarthora ,
MiJgloynnd rinloy , have Issued a notice ap-
polQthiR October I as the day on vhlch the
Atchlson shall show cause why It should not
iniike a still Inrgcr tllvtsion of IU tonnage to
Its competitors. President Munrcl of
the AtchlsonVM 111 ut home , al
though ho leaves for St. Louis tonight.
His assistant , .Hidgo Springer , said ! "Wo
shall coitnliily claim tlmt wo nra not netting
as mticti business iuvo outlit to hints. Wo
Iiavo beenavcwKlng moro tlun ; $ ! per cent ,
butouRhtto have nearly W and would Iiavo
but for the order of tbo chairmen. Tlio
Atchlson has almost as much mllcagoiu Kan
sas as all other roads put togethur and moro
in the Indian territory. Then with our iiille-
ugoto Chicago xvo uro certainly entitled to
mcio tnan ! J1 IH.T cent of the entire } liutincu. "
The actual llgurcs Involved are interesting1 ,
aseach reid will on October 1 claim It iscu-
titlcd tomuchmorc than it-j-cts. The total
iiumberof cars for the ten elujs is 3WO , the
Alchihon toolf l.ii'lS , UuilhiKtonIlia. ltoclIs {
land au-i , St.l'auliilK ) , Missouri Vncillo m ,
Alton JIM , Kansas City , L * oit Scott
& Memphis Si3J , Chicago , St , 1'aul
& ICansas City ! Ml and the WabasH 11M.
Noono seems to think the agreement will last
alter November 1 , and as wstbound rites
from the Missouri riveroro raised ou ac
count of a pool , atutnblo hi rates is already
anticipated.
The Itock Island called an Informal tueet-
ingof Cldca o and Missouri liver lines todav
and outlined a plan by which the times of
fust freight trains should bo lessened on all
lines and a number of passenger trains taken
off , The plan was not received favorably by
some of tlio Hues , hut others aru determined
to reduce expenses by the adoption of some
sticli iilau as that proposed by the Hack
Island.
A Ntrokcol'lJcoimmy ,
Ciiicui-o , Sept. 13. [ Special Telegram to
TUB Bre , ] The election of Chairman Finloy
oftho Trans-Missouri association as chair
man of the AVcstern Passenger association is
pirt of ascheino of economy which is fortho
llrst time mndo publks la these lines. Ue-
glnniiiglnstrebruary amovewassct onfoot
by a iiunibcrof western railroad pu'siilents
toeomblno all western , railroad associations.
into otic , the ) original plan being embodied
in tlie agreement of the proposed.
vcstein associated ralhvajs. This plan
vas knocked In the head hy the
elcterrnined opposition ofChnlrman i\Iielitley
of 1 he Western Ffright usuoclation and the
fact that some of the roads refused to join
the pioposcd association. Attention was
then turned to economizing In oilier direc
tions nml thollnnl ten-strike was made iu
jestcrdiy's election of Chairman ITInloy.
j\ssoonas possible tlio Trans-Missouri asso
ciation will bo dissolved , its Jurisdiction be
ing djUtled hctvcen the "Western l it'lijht
associdtloii and the \Vcsttrn \ l'assciifei- ' (
association. This will i-.volvoa sii\iuirofovei'
IUOOOO n jcar tottio roads Inteicbted and
make the govcinintj bodies much , moro
centralized.
The Minority \Vunta Show.
Si'JtivcJi'ini ) , III , Sept. 13. IMvvnrd II.
Litchfield of Brooklyn , N. T. , instltutediult
today la the United States circuit court
ngainst the St. touis & To rroHuuto railroad
company. The bill recites that the company
is being used by llio holders of a majority of
the stcek und bonds for tlielr own peisonal
bcnelltanafor the iheiiPllt of the BIR- Tour
systuinto tlio detriment of the minority stock
holdeis , The billseeltsto enoiu ] the salcj of
the property to the Vunder bill syttcin.
Dr. Blrnoy euros catai'rh , Bco
A visit TO riK j'itfsiitJK\T.
i\ciir8loiifronu\ltooiin. : Calls
on Him.
CHE8SoxSl'ltl u l ) Pa. , Sept. 13. The pres
ident's ' mountain home -was Invaded this
afternoon by an excursion paity from Al-
toonn , Pu. , numbering about ono thousand
persons and composedprinclpallyof members
of Grand .Army posts and the Union Veteran
IcaRuoof that city. They arrived hero about
4 o'clock on a special train of ten cars and enJoyed -
Joyed the entire attention of the president
until nearly T o'clock. The ceremonies bepan
witn a special reception In tlioALoimtnin
house , during which the president
shook hands with o'vcr a thousand
persona. The old soldiers were very
much excited over tlio president and
cheered him frequently. The president wns
subsequently serenaded -\\liilo standing on
the hotel porch and made a short address
lie thanked his comades for the gieetiiiir
they had given him und said a characteristic
of the American peoplewas ) that they elid
not place their affections on individuals , but
gave their loyalty to tlio flajr and constitu
tion. No mitt rho\v great n man might bo
or how successful ho might have liceii in
winning the admiration and confidence of his
fellow-citizens , our people place the govern
ment and Its flair above all else , hi this
respect the president contrasted tlio
United States with other nations
and argued that It was tills
characteristic thit pravo prominence to Amei-
lean institutions. Iu Illustration of this 1m
citcdthocaso ofl'resldontLiacolnvlioprob , -
ably more than mi v other man since Wash
ington had secured the affections of the people
ple , and jet when ho was assassinated that
other great man who afterwards became hi in-
self a imutyred president could say that "tlio
government at WashlnBtou still lives. " The
president with much fei'linB1 concluded his
remarks as follows : 4'Jfow ray comrades ,
whohavosufCcied uncl still suffer for your
erojntry , I wish In this world till good to you
andjourdear ones ancllii thoxvoildto como joy
ovcilasting. " Thopresideutthemvallicdto Ids
cottage vith his family. A largo crowd fol
lowed them oven onto the porch witit cries
of "Huriison , " which wcro continued until
the president uns compelled to show himself
in the doorway , He baa little llenj umni isle-
ICcoln bis arms and , holdlnt ; him out to the
crowd , said , "Thcro is my randsoii , "
whcieatthe crowd yelled louder thin over
and the child took off his cap and -waved It
around his head.
COMIC tofii-icf.
OOIIBS , Utah , Sept. 13. fSpecinl Tele
gram to TIIK DM : . Today two deputy United
States marshals oC this pUce named Whet
stone and INleLettan and an -police nvm
named Johnson wcro arrested on n charge of
blackmailing a prominent hotel keeper
of the city , William Morils , proprietor
oftlio Ccn tral ho use , They sirochaiwdvllh
cjillliig iiini outof ahoubonoar hy , Insisting
tint ho had been ranghtla a compioinlbln
position , niiel agreed to hush the matter up If
ho woiihl pay thorn # . ' > < )0. llo KIIVO
a check for W and niomiscd
his note for $200. llo stopped
pnjnioiitof tliochcck at the bank and had his
uei nters arrested. Morils claims th.it the
bivttiiirof thowoman and also the blather's
wife wcro present \\ion | lie win witli liar and
he wiu * making horn lo.inof some muuey to
jturchaso some real cMatu. The healing
comes off Monday next.
XBW YOIIK , Sept , 13.-Spcclal [ Telegram
to Tin : Ili.i ! . ] -'i'hoex ports of speciofrom the
poit of Ne\v York timing tbe paUvcolc
amounted to < IM tir , : > , of which 6,787 , was
in gold uuci < lldfi'H , ( ) ' sliver. The imports of
siwlo durlnKlliocek \ amounted Xo
of which f-.1 ' ! \ > as in uold uud
slhvr.
i , Va. , Sept. 13. A letter will no
published heio tomorrow from ox-Qovenior
\Vllllain Clinician , In which hoaniiouuccjahls
ulthtlruivul fiuin the republican party.
K.\iimlti < in ,
On anojlicropugo vlll b found the an
nouncement of the Interstate ) lExponitlon ,
\\Mch will bo.au uuexumpled exhibition of
GOAL :
A
INTOAV is tine Time to Buy "Yoxir Coal of
jr
Thatcher , 114 Main St
Tlie besl procluet of tlie Lehigli Valley , Penn ,
Best Io\va Eastern "Western ,
Summer Mining'- - low Prices , i
H. A , COX , Western Stiles Aent ,
Council Bluffs & . Omaha
TRANS FEB LINE.
II. Beccroft < X Sous. , Props ,
BAGGAGE ; EXflSS&TEAVI FREIGHT ,
Making tliruo trips c\ery \ day cvoept Sun
day.
Uniiha oDIco at Iho A , Slcwartflxiiress und
DeMltery Co , iioi : Howard .st.
Ooiincill UlutU'iolllce , KKl llroiielnay. Tele-
'
l.oavi'S CouiiollltttilTsn tind 12 n. in. uiul J
p. in , Oninliii. Un , HI , , I p. ni , uud 5 p. m.
Orders promptly attcniluilto.
J.I ) EDMUMiiux.l'ro * . K. IJ.SIIUOMIT , vice-li i
e'n lilcr.
CITI2KB ! ; STATE BAH !
Or Council Bluffs.
PAI D UP CAPITAL. . . $150,000 $
SURPLUSAND PROFITS . 50,000
LIABILITYTO DEPOSITORS . 350,000
DIHECTOIII T.A. Mlllci. I' ' . O. ( lli > ason. K.b.
Bheiurt , I. , 1C. Ilit-t , .1 , U. CiliiMiiiilson.l'liailis '
0. llaiitiiin. 'J'riiisn't : Konor.it limiting linsl-
ni'ss , l > ! irc-t eapltiil itiul Hinpliis of uuy
batikla iSoiiUi-uesteriilowx
IINTEHESTON TIME DEPOSITS ,
the trade and commercial Interests o f Omaln.
Thospcclalfoatnrcswlll bo vtulcd and at
tractive , and \\fi [ ijio\'o as gicat druwlni ;
cards sis the exposition itself. Mayor GushIng -
Ing- has coiisoiitcd to formally open the shew.
-
&OVTJI ojf/tm AEIVS ,
I'rolilhitfl SturCJiiinilxir AVork.
Tlie committee ou police invcstl atltifc tl' '
charges made liyJolmS. Mullenof Albright
agiilnst I'olieenun llronimn , held a secret
session lost night. Tlio comniittco attempted
to hold a stif chauVbcr scission in the police .
hesidqiiaiters , hut ActliiK- Mayor Hnikc , uho
wixa present , rcfiiseilto leivo the room nnd
ordered the door opened for the pa bile. 'Iho
committee Uien adjourned to a piivulo room.
TlieSoniil I'.oii-el liijuncM ion.
President fhiiik : J. 1'er.sons 1m coni-
proceedings in the ilntrlet court
O.T. Van Alton , , r. D. Ftobinson.
\Vsiltcr .TSlato , Robert J tnston , A. A. Mun-
rooancl Jlr. ' 1'ownsciul , ( in I hai ajijiliuil for
an Iiijuiii'tioii 10.- , train I n , ' the ilufcnclii'its '
from actinif a the bnunl of eclaciition mid
from acting as supciintoiuluiit nnd teachers
in the publie schools. T lie uaso will to hoard
by JudfjcDoawoiL Wednesday tit 10 o'clock.
Hejliei' Vcroin Onncc.
South Omaha PlntUloutsuhcr vereiii give
a reception and ball In Plum's hall last night.
ThoBohcinluii orchestra furnished excellent
niuilc. Tlie attondaimo was hrgo and the
oQIcers unit committees vcro as successrulln
entertaining guests as coulil lie desired. A
largo clcleKaticn oE Oiiiulu fricnilsw jircs-
ent , AtnoiiK the distiiiyulshod quests was
Henry Ilucloliihof Kansas City , president of
thoAinciluun national veruin.
Cltv.
The democratic 33ohemiaa club will meet in
Nntionalhallata o'clock this afternoon.
'J'ho ' South Omaha and Went Lawn ball
clubs vlll play on -AiinourCudaliy
( jiMiinils , Fourth ward , alii o'clouk this after
noon.
noon.Tho
The raffle at James AEiiiisfiiqll'1 ; saloon of a
watch , for thobeiicllt of U.iniil.I. lljan.who
was so badly injured by fallliigoii the Q
street viaduct , hn < been postponed till next
Saturday evening-
Barney Smith , tlio negro who attempted to
shoot A.Burnckur atUoinekor's ' tieer ardens
some throe iveelcs ago , was hold bv Judge
Kin ? to the dUtriit court , and in default of
? 1OUO , \vaiconnnlttodto jail.
Postmaster Cocluoll states that ho has
received lust ructions to suspend tne removal
of the postolllco. In the meantime Dr. .1. M.
Glasgow has thoncw po toflloe fixtures in
the room In the .fusil u clock , nut isromlv to
tate pottcssion.
All mcinbcrsqf the .Ancient Older oflli-
bcinians who will lurtielpatoin tlio ceienio-
nlf of layliiKtho cwnerstoueof the Catlio-
Hcorpluiiagoare leiiucstocl to meet at St.
Agnes hall , Tweiitj-tliiiduiiel Q streets , to
day at'ltiO \ ; o'clock sham.
iVIxinb IVople ,
Mayor Sloano is expected homo from Ver-
'
inout'today.
Samuel Mort of the Oinaln paekingcoin-
piny hastroiioto Ilo-mlMi-jr , la. , on a short
visit.
MissMollieBrattoii of Brown villo is Usit-
Ing her brother , O. D. JiuittDiiof Iho fcjloeJc-
yarcls bank.
President P , L. Unelcnvood of the Omaha
lucking comiuny airivcd from Chiciifjo yes-
teicluy to visit the local plant ,
Df. Bli-noy cuws cttii'ih : , Ceo bldg- .
Chin ( iiir < l < m 1'lc'iiic ,
Thcplcnlcof Clan Gouloiiat lluscr'spnrli
yesterday as a success in every respect ,
The atteneliinee was nucnicnicd intheaftcr-
noon lya nuinbe'r of nipnihei-s who were
nnuhlcto get away In the morning. The
day was gl\en \ up to enjoyment , of wlilch a
number of jjauios formed a pioinincnt feature ,
The Xollou'lii ) ' . is allbt oi tlio ion tests und tlio
iirlzo ulinicrs :
Quoits , William Hulhejiford nnd John
Jluir ' . ' 1 points ; A , and \\r. ( l.ivln . , 15 points ;
nrlze- , box of ciKais , Throwing hammer , D ,
Murphy , pil/o , $ i , PultliifT shot , 1) ) , Minnhy ,
boK of ilgun , Ono hundred ] , trds r > iccw. W ,
Milne , M. I.ucJici' ' race , Miss Uesaiu CrulU-
sliniili , ( jolelliaiiellccl uinbi-c > lli ; Miss K , Me-
Kcnzlc , second inUe , Ivory fan. l "ut boys' '
lace , Alhertliinisi , > oclct-lcnlfo : ; farquhar ,
second , haschall bat ; \Vilbur Iiuils , third ,
uiscUill. Manled ladles' race , Mis , .M
Knifrlit , chatclaino pouch. Sack r.ico , Allen
I'lilconor , § ! , Old men's ' race , 'J'liutnusMel
Jrain.copylHirns' poems. TUK ofvtirinur -
lied men vssIiiKlo men. the hitter wcro vic
torious. Hop , step niidjatnji. .1. Itiley , briar
iilpo. IliLjIihind icol , Mrs. Tliomas Falconer.
Kid filovosj Miss AliUornilck , sec'ond , kid
glovea , Hcst Uilv Malt/.or , Mrj , Mtilione'j ,
ease twruiiiery ; Mrs. Jnniei ITulfoiiir , bcc-
end , kid ylo\es.
.Inelfo Stilclds was present and. mndo tlio
presentation spoeihcs.
The details of Iho ] > lniic wore In char o of
Thomas irulcoiicrnndBccretary IVatikUnnt-
lie. Tbo dflulr passeel olt without iinyaud-
clentto martho pleasure anil the party re
turned to the city about S 11,111.
Until fjoil ei lnt ! oi
Ruth Rtilickalnlcgixo ledge jjavo a voijr
pleasant ontertaiiinicnt lint u\onliig. \ Tlio
lodge roe mvan crowded to its ut-nost ca-
nacity an da programme of creut cxcelkiuo
was prost-ntod. It eomlstud of n'eitntlons by
Mc.ssis. GrobeokcranilNV.lt. Gcoclallvhlch , \
were oxccptiemally good. The T. K auar-
tuttuaildeili'clatto tlimUValr , nr.da liiritono
solo b > A. J , l-'alon and a piano tolo by Pruf ,
Undohih cuiiipUt'l ' ( a proiri iinirio which stir-
iiiisHoil uuy previous olTnrt of thla lotH'f.
heputy Giaiiel Marshal John livans lucsldul
us master of ceremonies inhls usual finished
manner. Tlio entertainment concluded with
a period devoted to "trlwplnif tua 11 eW fun
tastlc , "
NOTICES/
COUNCIU BLUFFS.
- . . . . o JOO norcM. Montgomery Co ,
* ICiinsim , null Inilinm'tl.
IGO acres , Ulmuluaeiiia Co. , ICa.li , , well lai.
pr vi il.
510 acroH. TroyoCo. , Kun iuwnlllm
210 acres , Coiuuinho Co , Han. , veil
eel.
eel.ISO
ISO acrp . MorrliPo. , Kiinsm , woltlmimivod ,
ICO ncri'M. IxigiLiit'o. . Km. , veil nupi-ou'd. '
IfiO nciu > > . I'lti-iiM Ue ) , Nebraska
HSOticie * * . Holt , t'o , Xi'liraslii. '
. ' 7 iicre-.s , Mnliliiihorti Co , ICoiitiiekyj well
Imimiu'd ! clour.
ILK ) news. cll IiniroM'l | ( ; Alcana Co. , Mlcht
fiiu ; clour.
4D aeros. llos i Co.OliIci ; eloir.Vlll \ lrn 1i
clthurnr allfur incruhiiiillseiur oily l > roucrtj
InCovincIl Illilir.sor0iniilii.
Cluiirluiiillii Sliiii ) > sinil Harry Co , Mo , m
Crt'iuiieM-ylii Clinpiiciii , llfklii on ( ' . , ICan.
H. ( l , 1st mort aun null's. HutteHlio front. I
lll tucle. J. K.l'rlco , 1Clesl'slintel.
l OIIUKrs'r Knrnlslinl pnrleir nml txdreioni
Jen sitlus front leKHiiiN ) \ < slimlo room
mid liouse.s , J. II lq\ldsuiica , Flflli wo.
\ \ 7NTICI ) A llr.t clitM cook fi > r liotci
IT viu-lc. Aelilross ullli ri'foreiic't' . llo.in ,
Coiinclllttiiirs. I'rcsi'iitlounlliinniiHt "
' 0 Iliio bliick and 11111 | ) ) | ( orsiilc. *
J 1'ilco S10 each. Wist , liuuelvay.ip
stulrH.
HOIISKHKKI'IR l. A ldo\\cr with
. tlnoe clillelren ili-slreM a. linusokeopor.
l'l ' a int liiiiiie . Uufcioiie'C'S ' Rlieu and ro
qulM'd.Addiuis A. 0 , LUIS ofllce. Council
Illn llla. .
jrIOM..llS ) ) ( niiiontliti ) Mdy ovenl l e-iily
T-yyc.iiM ofiiu < i lie > can RitOKooilrofcreuoes.
Applynt ( W\Vlllo\v ; \ mo. Monday ,
FOHU'K.M' I'lirnlsliod pirloi-and Imlroora
'n sat 1C front re > eiins ) . Also sln Io loonl
mid houses. Apply to .1. It. JLivlclsoii , w
I'lft have.
T AM ) J.-OI1 RIA'T Pnoloscd tr.ic-ts . of land
1J liitwe-cn Council Illnlli ntuiOiaiilii stilt-
n1)les for giuilun In ; or ilulryiiiiriiiHcs. Aniilr
to X.I1. Doilp'o ACo. , M llniulwiij.
FO1 ! t'lKlllRt' 111 iMIsltlc'BIWlU | | | > I1 hlloli o
ilriij-'Hiinil iltniull , notv ami ( Irsti'losJ ,
nt u ( IKc'exiut. Ifsulel nil lilnnoct , l eli)4. ) In.
Milcvi uliont 9 , 'iOU. Add ioss a , Hoe ) ollleA
I'uunc'll ' K lulls.
171 OK S A in Kino st.indiiid hwd lei.iin , bajt
J T nnd H years e > lel , nialolieul , Lady eaa
drl veMlioin ; elt.j lirol.1 ! will nutslix. fall at
itl S. Mulii H. . C < iiuielllllu1Ts , .1.1 , , l'i-lc'0.
. . . . ! n llfi-l I inc. Xuw l-ii ) < tiii lionsf.
u-uvmiiT , luillii lie > t anl oolil wate > r nil
Ilii-ouk'h : { uiainc1 , KIISIIII 1 duutilo Halit. ; Ij'or
Hie : unoiisy toriiM. UiiPciiulli uic . onohlock
fiotiiineitcir.slx . fmni piisteilllc'C.V. \ . ff. " "
| ! or , SU'oarl bt.
inoii IIKXI1 Hotel Jitnusiiii , nil furnished.
-L L'cmcsi'ou ' clien Oc'le ' > ! iorl. I'nr Infuriiii *
tloii udeli-coi Win , siodcatopf , e > r Clu-Is btraul ) ,
' " " -
t'oumll
tlltVlSlini" ) rioms , ivltnboarl , f I to$3 cern
\ \ nlUVlnoSt \ ,
POII SAIH Tlio Hume ) llostiLiirant fop qalo
eme'ityte't-im. 'Ilui niiht luimilui-Dlucolii
the Oty. * W. > > tt.iir ; LlioiclWny.
FOKSALR OrwIlllrulu fur n jrool roij
tiani. htilllonXo. lit ) ) . icUitcruil InVa | .
lace , lly Dr. Arelilt > ild , elun liy Kent
Ulitj,5yeinolil. , Ajiply tolr. ) 3lauria ,
FOR SAI.B or Itont Oarelon hi ill , with <
honaesby J , U. Hloo. lOJ.Maln St.Council
liluHs.
WHY piy rent wucn you can linyi
thoiituio terms , anil 1 n case of your eU-
atanv tlmo loa\o \ yoir family tlio hume olci
on tlio followlrilnrtiH :
Ahomu WDt-tliM , < ; ; ) JiL * t5pur inoutli
A homo wor tli iKniJ at 9l8io | r niontli
Aliouio wortlij.,0.il ) -fJIpcir innntli
Ahomowiii-tliM,0Oat * llnur nioiitU
Alioniowurtlif4U.it ) ] , iUpor month.
Other priced lioiuoioa tlios.uiiotornn. Th
above monthly iiiiymontf Inclmlo prlnelpil
and Interest. For full ij.-iilleiilirn call on or
aeldnsstlio.Iu Id Jc Wells Uo. . UJ1 Hroadwir ,
Uouiicll Uluir-i. Iu ,
DRIVING PARK.
Fall Meeting ; , October 7to 10 , 1S90
IN
PROGRAMME ;
MONDAY , OC10UEU 7.
2nol'nco-l'eirse ( TOO
aa.iTiottliii ; I'lir-ei ' . . . 600
100
TUliDAV , OCJTOltnt 8.
2:5flTiottlnii 1'iti-sei 500
' . < oO
U-yi'ar-oWTreiltiiiK-Stalo . . . . 00
WKI > NISIJocTonnu : u ,
J8TrottliiK I'ur'.d ' . (00 (
Krec-i'oi-AH Trottln , ' I'nrsij . KXJ
VcMillnKTrotlliii- Muko . W
TIIUHSLMK , OCl'OItKK 10 ,
MX )
L'urio WO
s to ROV-
orn , Knlrlos elo > e > Ooio"jir4. MuUcirneo froo.
M llo track. JV. . I'hlilliOY ' , I'rejsliluut ,
connniiiiloitliin-i : teA
A 11. CJIIlBSSocii'tiirT ' ,
213 p < > nth 14lliSt..Oimilia ,
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute
AND -
Private Hospital.
Co . Brort-JAvay mcl 26th 8ta , A
Cnr.ven , Iti.rirs , IOWA.
Tor tlietri'silme'iilof ullnurvlnil ami ohronfd
dNi'.i.s > 'iiiieiilNu.iw ! < of Iliii Ijinoel.
1'ilvtito ' ill i'is ' sn ( tlio nrliury nml sciual
oriiin--iNsyililllHiis ! | , Nlrlotntc1 , e.v i tls.gpor-
imiloiTulioa- | Miiihiu.l ,
.
I'lirtlciilarattentliin mill t < nlsoiiki."i | of the
IIIIIKS. n Akllinia , L'eitiH'iniplloii , llroiiehltlB ,
e 'niiirrli , Kt o , I'urilys s Kulnuy Hihiiuw-i
'
\nrliH'etl < < , l
llC'iin ) of Iho Kvu nnd I , ir. club lut-t.
U'n line aili'piirliiunil cli'\iio | < l leiiUo" *
totlin Iti'iit mi u i ni t'tcrhio Dm isri
MfilIilims'jiiLne'ciirolj'iKicl > .il and freofrotx
clisrr vntlon. - '
C'oire' ' < | ) iiiili'iic. ' ' ) ciMindeiitlnl , Addrchti
DH. BELLINGER'S '
Sorgical Institute and Private Hospital ,
Cur. lroiul ! x anJiUihKi. . Cuiini-lllllulti , lo.
F. M. ELLIS Js CO. ,
A.K.CHITECTg (
. . ;
And. Building Suporlntenelentfl
IlooinijtUimd : 4dilleoHit ildln . Oiuii
Jim Itotusilt und'J4UM rrlam Bloolc ,
llluiraliu , I'urreiDoudtace nollelUcU