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THE OMAHA. BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
OFFICE , NO. 12 PfcARL ST ,
Delivered by Cnirlcr In any part of the City.
II , W. T1LTON. MANAOHIL
TnEl'HOXE3l
c. No. 11
Night KUItor , No. 23.
JI i\ :
N. Y. P. Co.
Countll Bluffs Lumber Co. . coal.
The ordinance of baptism as administered
by the pastor to llvo pcnons nt the IJcrcan
Unptlat church lint MonJny evening.
This crcnlnR from 0 to 7:30 : o clock the
Ditlmuy Ilontiit church \\lll tcnucr their
paitor , Kov. KtN. Uarri ? , and his wife a ro-
cc-ntion nt his resldcncc.'JOl rittccnth nvcnuo.
llilH Is to be followed by the second anni
versary supper at tlio meeting bouse.
Jncol ) Nctimaycr , proprietor of the Ncu-
mnycr hotel , hns In Ills ofllco n show ease
Illlcd with niro Rcologlcal nnd tnlni-rul speci
mens collected in the lilack Hills coutitrj- .
Il'horo nro u number of curious specimens.
lntcrrstln tobotli the learned nnd unlearned
In mineral productions ,
The ticket ofllccs of the Union I'nciflc nnd
Hock Iil.iml rondHfttul the I'ncilicnnd United
Btntci express companies have been moved
to the new location in the Kverctt block on
Pearl sticct. The ofllccs have been littecl un
In a handsome and permanent tiuuner , and
Mr. Kluoll Is promt and happy.
OcorRO Ncwdiclt. wlio hail been suflcrinR
eomo time from Brlght's disease , died jester-
tiny morning nt St. licrnniil's hospital , lie
\vos n 'cd llfty years and Avas a resident of
this city. The funeral will take place this
afternoon ntfi o'clock and the remains will bo
laid at rest in Falrvlow cemetery.
Elmer Smith and Charles Young , two
Voting touKus that luivo llgurod la u great
many dlsBrnceful events that Imvo required
Investigation by the police , were iirrested
last nl ht for creating a disturbance in the
Bnlvation Army hall. Another young mun
nnir.ed John \vyman was taken to the sta
tion with them.
Snm linlicnper complained at the y police
nUitlon last nlsht that Albert Pike had con 11-
dcuccdhlin out ofl. Ho vas very dmnlc
nnd wjw dotnlned while an ofllecr went out
and found Pike. Pike had just one cent on
his person when arrested , nnd n charge of
Vagrancy was placed against lilni. Doth
Were locked up.
Mrs. Frost , wife of John Frost , rcsldlnp on
Ninth street , between Avenues If and Odiod ,
last nlKht of dropsy of the heart. She was
tifrcd thirty-seven years. The funeral will bo
licld nt II o'clock this morning from St. Fran
cis Xavler'.s church. Interment nt Frost's
cemetery. Friends of the family invitedwlth-
out further notice.
The republican county convention has been
called to meet at Avoca on October 1. The
delegates will meet in the opera house and
nominate candidates for recorder , clerk of
the court , county attorney and members of
the board of supervisors , Tko township nnd
\vnrd caucuses are called for Saturday even
ing , September U7 , at 8 o'clock.
Mr. J. T. Cnssell , one of the members of the
Hub printing company of Kcnrnoy , Neb. ,
was in the city yesterday attempting tonoffo-
Unto for the purchase of the Nonpareil news
paper plant and franchise. There was a dif
ference of about Si'i.OOO . between lib offer nnd
the propiictor's price , and the chances are
Binall that the purcnaso will bo effected ,
A warrant was issued on last Saturday for
the arrest of Theodore Grass on the charge of
keeping n snloon at his residence Just outside
of the cUy limits on the Crescent ro.id. The
warrant was not served until last nipht ,
when Deputy Mnrsnnl Fowler took it and
went out and brought in the man and lodged
him In the city Jail. A. Overton was the
complainant.
In the district court yesterday morning "Wi
II. Beck , who has been conducting a saloon
ntMnnawa , was arraigned on an attachment
for contempt of court in violating an injunc
tion previously procured against him , forbidding -
bidding him to engage in the sale of intoxi
cating liquors. Ho could not give n satisfac
tory explanation of his neglect to comply
with the inandnto of the court and was or
dered confined in the county Jail.
A search warrant was Issued from Justice
Barnett's ' court yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of permitting n constable to Invest- !
irate Bock's beer garden on East Pierce street
nt tno request of Mr. Overtoil. Constable
Covnlt inado the investigation , but found no
beer. Ho was also provided with warrants
for the arrest of the proprietor , James Hu-
berg , nnd his bartender , I'iorco. Kubergwns
arrested but Piercocould not bo found. The
hairing will occur on the IDth Inst ,
Mrs. Frank ICredek , a market woman , was
severely injured In a runaway accident on
Upper Broadway last evening. She had
brought In n load of vegetables from the gar
den , Just outside of the city limits on the
Crcston City road , and was roturninK homo
When the horses became frightened at a
motor and ran nwny. The woman was
thrown from the wagon nnd struck on the
pavement with great force. She was cut
nbout ttio head and face , and received a se
vere brulso on her right hip and limb.
At the meeting of the board of education
on Monday night there was n resolution
passed that will bo of great Interest to the
teachers. The practice has been for years
for the board to approve the pay roll and the
president and secretary pnid the teachers
their salaries at the llrst of the month. The
resolution requires the secretary to present
the pay roll to the board before the teachers
uru puiu , IIIKI uurcauur uioy will HOI gCUUCU
snlarics until the board looks over the roll
nnd approves It at the monthly meetings ,
which ere held on the third Ttlonday of each
month.
A little thrco-ycar-old-son of Mr. Klein of
the firm of Mnndel & Klein had a wild ride
yesterday that mieht have resulted in a tor-
rlblo death. A horse and buggy belonging to
the firm was standing in front of Mr. Klein's
residence on North First street , the norse
hitched to n post with un ordinary hitching
rein. The llttlo fellow came out of the house
nnd climbed Into the carriage and bysomo
means frightened the horse \vho broke away
nnd started on a wild run up the street. The
carriage was bounding ; from side to side but
the llttlo baby was hanging on to the ilash
board. The animal ran several blocks before
ho was stopped. The child was takca out un
hurt and greatly pleased with his ilde.
Charles C. Fitch and Miss llattlo L , Joso-
lyn were married nt 4 o'cloclc yestcrdaj
afternoon nt the residence of the brldo's
parents , 730 First avenue. The ceremony
look plnco in the presence of a largo company
of Invited guests and friends , nnd was nor
formed bv thollcv. George AV. Crofts. They
left nt 7:15 : on the Union Pacillc for a trip to
Denver and Salt Lake nnd will bo at homo n
810 First nvenuo after October 1. Mr. Fitch
! s the electrician for the Armour-Cudahy
packing company of South Omaha , and Is an
old resident of Council Uluffs nnd Is wel
known as nn eloctilcian in telegraphic circles
The largo number of friends from the circles
tn which both nro prominent who witncssct
the ceremony gave the departing couple o
hearty bon voyage.
The heud policeman nml Police. JudgoMo-
Gco had a war of words nt the yostcrday
morning session of the policocourt , nnd when
It was over the court
hml handed down a very
\iiicompllinentary opinion of the head police
man. Tlierolmd arisen a suspicion In the
mind of the court that the chief had given
orders to his men to lot certain prisoners es
capo whom the court had sentenced to the
chain gang , nnd the Judge had taken the first
opportunity to invest leato the matter. The
orilcer in charge of the street force was
closely questioned concerning the order
.This excited the Ire of the chief , nnd ho
undertook to call down the court. The cour
did not come down but the head policeman
did with as much grace and alacrltv as his
two hundred and eighty pounds i > crmltted.
There \vns a broken hearted boy at the cen
tral police station last evening. Ills nanio
vros w. S. Askwlth. nnd ho was the wltncs
of a distressing accident by which a hnnt
eomo Gordon setter pupplo belonging to him
lost his life. The boy was passing the station
when bis dog mn under a load of hay thn
was being driven on the city scales for weigh
ing. Ho was not accustomed to beingunde
a wagon loaded with hay , and by some mis
take in his calculations got under the wheel
nnd was instantly killed. 'Iho hey vlowc
the mangled corpse a few momenta ana the
cut oft the collar bearing the tag , ehowlui
that the dog tax had been paid , nnd carriei
It Into the station. Ho tocrncd to think tha
the collar and the tag were safeguards agains
death in other forms as well as from the def ,
catcher , and ho wanted tbo pollcodcpurtmer
to bo held rcipauslblo for the tad nccideut.
THE NEWS IS THE BLUFFS ,
"Yesterday's ProcccJings in the Meeting of
the Scottish Rlto Masom
THE WHITTLESEY DIVORCE CASE ENDED ,
It Buddcrily JCnds In n. Mutual Com-
promlHC-Iii-UNtljatiTistl { | cl'ollio !
Ciller Dr. MuNatiKlitoii'fl lice-
ortl Otlicr Mews Notes.
The annual assembly of the grand consls-
ory of Iowa opened hero yesterday morning
at Scottish Illto hall. Thcrowas a larger at
cndanco than nt nny previous meeting ; , Ihcro
jclng reprcsi'ntathcs present from the vnr-
ous subordinate bodies nt Cedar Hapids ,
"ort Dodge , llurllngtoti , Sioux City , Storm
ako. Creston , DmenportundCouncll Hulls ,
) csldesvisitors from other points.
Jiulgo\Vllson , the Illustrious commander ,
presented hii annual report , and froinUhis
and tharopoitof ( Iraiid Secretary Barber , of
2cdnr Uitpldi , It appeared that the growth of
the order during the year had bcca healthy ,
nnd the outlook seemed hopeful , despite the
adverse action taken by the grand lodge of
'own. The reports showed the membership
, obo 819 , nearly flvo titnes that of the Pike
) odywhich also lajs cialtn toilghtof working
the Scottish Kite In Iowa.
Uurlngthojcnr there had been lUo deaths.
Appropriate tributes wcro paid then.
it appeared from the reports that the action
> f the grand lodgeagnimt tliU Scottish Kite
> ody has Imd llttlo effect. This action \vtis
n effect a demand oil tlio members to ghoip
, ho Scottish Hitoor bo expelled from the
jluo lodge. Only three out of the eight
hundred hud yielded to the pressure anil
renounced their allegiance. The others ,
forming practically n unanimous uhole ,
Icclded to stand by the consistory. They
ustlfy their position on the ground that they
iruo committed no Masonic offence , nndtlmt
, hcy have ( ho right to join any consistory
.hey choose , the same astneyhnvotho right
to join any church or other society ,
licsiilcs the routine business , committee
reports , etc. , there was In the afternoon , and
ipaln In the evening nn exemplification
of different degrees of thowork. . .At
midnight the consistory \vni still at work ,
.ho visitors evidently being bent on crowd-
ng into the thno all the work possible.
The forenoon today will bodovoted tobusl-
ies . This afternoon there will bo tboclec-
.ion of ofllccrs , nnd the ceremonies of instul-
ntlon. This evening the yj'will bo con
ferred on a goodly sized class , and a banquet
will follow , closing the session.
First-class dressmaking by Miss Wallace.
> vcr Cattlemen's tank , cor. Mala st. anil
5th ave.
Fine Intcilor decorating , Losey & Jensen.
Fashionable wool suits m.icio by Mrs. L.
Simmons , $5 to $ r ; silks , $7 to UO.
J. O. Tlpton , real estate , 527 Broadway.
Jfi-s. WMIttlcscy Gets Her Hlvorco.
The crowd of spectators -\\lio have gath
ered each day In the district court room since
the Whlttlcscy divorce cjao has been on trial
gathered ngaln ycstorJiy morning in the
isual numbers expecting to hear the usual
xitcti of testimony which each sldo has been
ntroduclng for the past week to sustain the
charge that oich hud made against the other
of breaking sorncot tlio commandments of
, ho Low nnd the laws of their country since
, hey plighted their marital vows n , number of
years ago. 1\\o \ \ lounger * wcro treated to a
surprise instead of the exported racy testi
tnony. Mrs. Whittlcscy was placed on tUo
stnnd ngaln to detail the circumstances oou-
ucctctl with , the plaintiff's efforts to gain
possession of the child. Only nfe\v questions
wcro asked when the attorneys for the de
fendant held a whispered consultation , .At
its conclusion Colonel Sapp of the counsel for
dcfcnsowalkcil over to the judge's desk and
.spoke to him in a low tone. A moment
later the witness was excused from the stand ,
and the attorney's on both sides held aeon
-fercrico In tones so low that even , the drift ol
the conversntlon could not bo ascertained.
At Its conclusion Colonel Sapp announced
that the trinl was over and both sides had
agreed upon a compromise. The estranged
husband and wifotnen went in to au anto-
rooni nlono and remained a quarter of an
li our , and w ben they returned they each put
their names to a paper that bad been pre
pared. It was an agreement that ; each
should withdraw all the charges inado in
their petitions and answers except the de
fendant's ' charco of cruelty , and that she
should bo allowed the custody of the child.
\Vhon the paper was signed and read by the
attorneys it was banded to Judge Macy , who
quickly scanned it ana then aimouncodthat
lie would grunt the divorce totUe defendant
upon the conditions of the agreement. Mrs.
wldttlesoy la permitted to a sumo her
maiden name , and Is relieved of nil interfer
ence from Mr , WMtlescy except that ncees
snryfortho mutual protection of the child.
The father is allowed to vWt the child ai
any time and she agrees to keep him advisee
of Its condition and welfare at all times.
Tor Sale.
Our retail furniture business , with good
established trade. Stock U ilrst class ancl
well selected. Heason for selling , are going
Into the exclusive Jobbing trado.
Any ono wishing to ROIUto business should
Investigate this , as It is one of the few golden
opportunities of a llfo tlmn.
C. A. BEHUE & Co.
Now fall goods Just recelvedatReiter's , mer
chant tailor , 310 Broad way.
ff all paper at Losoy & Jensen's UPeailst ,
Money at reauced rate- loaned on chatto
and real estate security by E. II. Sheaf o & Co
Chief of Police.
In accordance with the motion of - Alderman
man Knopher at the lost meeting of the city
council , the petition of forty citizens of Wes
Broadway asking1 for the reinstatement o :
Patrolman J. 0. JIcDonald who had been
laid off by the chief on account of hlsob
Jectlon to the overcoat deal , was referred to
the pollco committee for Investigation.
Alderman Smith , chairman of that commit
tee , begun an Informal inquiry Into the
matter yostcrday afternoon , and It res > ultc <
in a few words of an unpleasant character
between him and the chief. The alderman
asked the chief forhls reasons for discharging
McDonald , and was coolly and Impudently
Informed that ho had no reasons , nnd that ho
simply laid him oft because ho wanted to and
had tlio power todoso. This aid not suit
the chairman of the coinmltUo , who has not
an overwhelming amount of respect for the
alleged head of the pollco , and ho talkcC
pretty plainly to him. The hot words were
returned , and the ill feeling between too two
men was not sweetened a bit , The invcstl
gallon will now bo pushed withrenewcc
vigor. _
Signs. Losey & Jensen's ' , 11 Pear st.
Shorthand. Mlssllhodcs , Brown building
Wndonr sladcs at Losoy & Jensen. 11
Pearl at , _ '
The Manhattan sporting headquarters , 413
Broadway.
Don't Mice tlio Sunflowers.
To the Editor of Tin : UEE : Now that the
farmers' congress U over and wo donotnccc
the sunflowers for decorative purposes , le
mo suggest that the real cstato men form a
syndicate and trade sonic lots for a mowlni ,
machine nnd a team of liorscs , nnd then so
some good man nt work moving down the
ucres of sunflowers In the city. I know
uothlugabout the ordinances of the city on
the subject , hut I know that public pros
pcrlty und welfare demand a law imposing n
heavy flno on every property owner who nog
lects to mow the weeds on his premises
Surely tuch s mass of decaying vegetation
will cause sickness whin the fall rains begin
unless removed In time. This Is my firs
visit tfl the city ol Council Xluffa , aaU th
Immense growth ol sunflowers have divided
ray attention and detruded a good deal front
the ad miration excited by the now hold. I
understand the people generally nro nol per
mitted to doubt or forgot that ( hey have a
nchool hoard , but what has become of the
joiird ofhcaftli that I understand the laws of
Iowa IMVO ghcn to all the cities in tha ttatcl
1'mAMnUL.iTOIl. '
If you wish to sell your property call on the
Judd A Well ! Co. , a 01JudJ , president , IWO
Broad v ay. _
Scott house , nice room ? , clean bed , fain
cqunl to the best , fl per diy. Spocltllow
rates to regular boarder ) . nnd SI N , Mala
st , Council muffs ,
Dr. IHoNnuKliloii'fl Kccorcl.
Mr. 31. A. Snydcrwhoso brother Is the
tnalu owner of the Nonpareil , -writes from
Cedar Tails , la.hoiolio \ Is editing the Ga
zette , and where hols nbo serving as a mem
ber of the school boardj
"Learning through your city papers that a
disagreement has grown up In the school
board of your city , per rait mete express inr
regret , and toglvonssxiMncothatno personal
or public accusations ngulnstPrc ! , McXaugli-
: on would bobclicu'd or countenanced here ;
that nolhltiROf this kind win thought of or
spoken of during his successful supcrlntcn-
dcncy of ourschools , a period which I huwo
often said and wlilch can bo proved ty our
best citizens-was the most beneficial , Intel
lectually and morally , ofauyfor manyjean ,
ttiidesiwclnllyln the suppression of obscenity
and vulg.trityor . every character by hoys ,
Nosuperlntcndetitln iho past tucnty-thrco
years has leftour schools nnd the siboliin
of our city in n better condition
as to their morals as well as In other respects ,
Nothing was uttered orwill now bo btllovoJ
against him , or hisicpiitatlonforinorality , : u
well usability to manage t ho schools , or us to
failure of attention to hli duty. I'rof ,
McNaughtonwasiiovcrdlschargcJ , HoVM
under nlhrec-ycars' ' engagement , and liy his
own choice voluntarily requested the board to
release him.ihicbthoy \ did very reluctantly.
and not until after considerable discussion. "
To the Ladles MissMiiryGlcason hns re
turned from her eastern trip and is better
prepared than ever to satisfy all who want
I rat class dressmaking. lioonis In the old
libr.iry building , 1'carl ' street.
The ladles of the Fifth arum a Methodist
Episcopal society will servo supper in tlio
church this evening ab 0 o'cloclc. After sup-
[ > crthero will bo music and a literary enter-
: nlnment , A cordial invitation Is extended to
the pu bile. _
Whlloln Milwaukee recently , ono of Tun
13 EI : force had tha pleasure of meeting C. Si.
Clark , nho was so long connected with the
prc s of Council Ilhiffs. "Ivralc" is doing
excellent work on the Mllwautao Journal.
with "which lie has been connected for about
two yean , llo is looking -veil , is happy in
Li erne and successful in his vork.
"I observe that some of tlio city papers are
inclined to criticize thcaction of the council
In refusing- appropriate $2"i per month to
help thoDodp > lifiht puards ray
expenses , " said a rasinber of the council to
THE BFE yesterday. "Aldermen Casper ,
Lacey , Knopher nnd Mlkjesell voted down
that proposition , und 1 f they did not como Jis
near doing the proper thiujc and the populur
thing , then iny Judgment is of no account. .At
the present time , vilieritlie police department
is costing the city M.OOOn mouth anil the ex
penses In every other department nro greater
than they have ever been , and wo hear the
cry of extravagance on every street corner ,
it Is a poor tlmo fcranybodytoattcmptto put
their hands into tlio city treasury. 'JCho re
quest of the guards mar have iicen reasonable -
able enouf-U and the tatpajcrs might hr.ve
recovered from the shock all right , but you
may Justsayto the people now that there isa
Rood working majority in the council wlio
hiuo determined tocalln halt on iccklcss ex
penditure of the taxes imdtherowillbo re
ductions , instead ol tin Increase of the cost of
keeping up tlio vailous dopaitments of the
city. U'lie men who voted sfgainst the light
guard appropriation arc all right and are re-
sponslblo for their actions. "
John Dovancy , an employe of the water
works company , -\\ILS arrested yesterday 011 a
wairant front Justice Scliurz chnrgiiii ; him
with committing nssaultand buttery on a lit-
tlofour-jenr-old plrl nnmccl EOie Lnno. A
change of ycnuo was taken to Justice Bar-
iictt , and the case was tried. It was shown
thatDcvanoymerclv took hold of the child
ondliftcd herout of the way of a gang ; cf
workmen wlio wcie lajlng water pipes. It
did not suit the youngster to bo Interfered
with in her play , and she protested loudly ,
Tlio parents were told that sbo had been
slapped by Dcruncy , and they had him ar
rested. He was discharged.
Buy -your lumbcrof 3'ho ' Judd & Wells Co. ,
813 Broadway. _
Losey & Jensen palnthouses.
J.C. BlxDy , stoam. heatinj , sanitary en
gineer , 913 "Ufa bulldin ? , Oauhaj 2JJ Mer
riam block , Council Bluffs.
A. Day nt C mp
NOUTH PI.UTE , N'eb. , Sept. 17 , [ Special
Telegram to TUB BFj-Thoola soldiers and
their friends nro still pouring Into Camp
Logan by wagon loads , while every train that '
reaches North Platte Is crowded , A grand
parade toolc place at 10 a. m. today , I'ho
veterans formed Into line by corps and
brigades , led by a troop of cavalry , and
marched to the city , after which the Monitor
cast anchor nnd proceeded to plow Its wny
through the lillowsof dust , bombarding the
town from Its port holes on either sldo , The
various civic societies fell in line and wcro
joined by four companies from the North
Platte tire department. Three bunds are
hero from abroad and joined , the procession ,
The streets , balconies , windows ancl roofs
wcro thronged with spectators. Iho George
1C. Hammond hose company won the hose
contest , ns well as the coupling race , ovr the
B. 1 , Ulndman company. The test en the
hose contest was fiOO yards , couple and get
water. Time , 24 seconds. The weather is
Duo and all are oiijoyliigthcrnsolvcs.
Burned to Don th by Gasoline ,
CLEVELAND , O. , Sept , 17. Today while
cleaning furniture with gasoline , Mrs , Caroline
line McYaughton stopped ou a match. It ig
nited and the gasoline exploded , aottlnj flro
to the clothing of Jlrs. Mapgio Edgar , Shoran
ran front the room and collided with her mis
tress , Mrs. .Allan floodhue , who fell down
und broke her unldo. Jlrs. Udgar ran into
the yard , where Mrs. MeNaughtou , la at
tempting to assist her , was terribly turned
on the face and bands. Islrs. Edgar died
this evening nnd the other two women nro in
a serious condition.
Wimlotv Glass Planuliieturers ,
CHICAGO , Sept. 17 , 'Iho nlcstem wlnclo-w
glass manufacturers resolved today that the
output of all factories tills side of Pittsburg
sball bo under ono control. These In attend-
oiiro at the meeting were very secretive , bul
it Is reported that the American glass com
pany , recently Incorporated under the
Illinois statutes , Is to ho the visible head ol
the associated western ghvss manufacturers ,
Justus the united glms company of Nov
Vork represents the combined factories east
of 1'lttsburg. The object Is to regulate pro
duction and prices ,
Operation ,
Spnmariir.D , 111. , Sept. 17-R. J. Covillo
recelvcrof thoSt. Loulifc Chicago railway ,
ofllclally announces that bo liai maJo n con
tract with the Chicago , Pebrla & St. Louis
railway company ( Jacksonvillesoutheast -
era line ) under which that company assumes
the operation of the St , Louis & Chicago
line from Mount Olive to Springfield.
/ . "Woman Acouscil of F'orRory ,
LuiEiiir , Ifcb. , Sept , ir.-fSrccial Tele
gram toTasBKK.J Sirs. Ktta Wegnnd , a
resident of Beatrice , wn bound over to the
district court today by Judge Clark on the
charge of forgery. It Is alleged that she
forged tbo naino of Knto Htoclitor of this
place to a receipt for an express packugo ,
Hnsban * ! nnd WlCo A.spliyilatcil.
BLOOJIIJJGTOX , 111 , , Sept , 17-Mrs.andMrs
Gcoworofound dead utthclrhomoln r > 'crn ii
this morning. They hail prepared brcnkfaa
on a gasoline stovo. and the opinion littui
thognsollno In the reservoir thutiwd
UlUng- the room and asnh/xlntluir tlieta
X MlVlfST.
1'ttllure of is. csnnliicr CliftHO At Co. ,
llrokers.
BOSTONMrisl / , - ' Sept. IT.-It. GarJner
Chaso&Uo , baoltors and brotors , today us-
slgneJto Jaine-5 . J hclp * , general manager
ofthoNatloualjILCu Insurance company. The
firm has Inlcly dceix jotngalarjo binliicsi in.
Vicstcm railroad .stocks and on the street
generally. Thcrtmso glvca for the failure
Is that they were taught shorten the market.
The news nas n surprise to almost e\cry- \
body , althouKh'riitiors of trouble Ind Icon
floating a bout foTrt" day ortwo. Doth mem
bers of thohou ifjin\o \ most excellent stand-
Inc en tbo street , and both have n host ot
friends. Asslrneo IJhelps says the
llabllltlca A\i \ | | likely nmoutit to
2.0OO.OW and way go over that , \Vhat thcro
lln ) the xvar of assets canonlybo dcternilnecl
by nncxamlnatlon. Ho declines to mnkoany
further statement uttho iirosent ti tne.
CJcorgo 11. Chase , sou of the setiloriiioraber
Of the liouso and chief clerlt said this nllor-
iioou : "The trouble Is duo wholly to tight
money , The call * upon us lia\obe < 'n greater
than wo could stand , our collaterals shrunk
Invaluo bcjondnll ctpcctation , and as inucU
as wo endeavored to aveit a suspension wo
have been forced to It , No out
side transactions or npcculatlons led to
the trouble , Ills tipht money nud nothing
\VohvoilononobusInessofn \ sjiecu-
latlvc character a ? u. house , and such as wo
have done for our customers liinbcciulonooti
n consci-vatlvo basis I do not feel wir-
Miitednovilu Kivlngtho circumstances that
nere Iho immediate cause of the failure. "
The Impression is strong Unit the trouble
\\I1I \ \ not bofiir-ioaehlaK and that its effect on.
the ruarketwillho only tcmpoiary.
Army or IVcst Vlrgltiin.
PAIIKCUSBL'HO\V. , V. , Sept. 17. The four
teenth annual reunion of the Society of the
.Army of AVest Virginia tegnn toihy. Ex-
I'lesidcnt Hayes , vho Is acting president
since the death of General Crook , delivered
an address thia afternoon nt thogro\o \ before
avast audience. Speaking of the late \inr \ ,
losaidi 4Tho world Is beifinnlng toseolhat
cf all wnrssineo history begun , if warsaro
to bo judged by their result , no greater wnr ,
since wars begun , has beca fought than the
.American , civil war , You can say of it
vhut can never bo said more truthfully
cf another , that It nccornulished fully niul
completely ever ) thing tint the men who
waged It hoped or intended It should accom
plish. " Jvlr , Hates spokoat some lengthen
the different ispnes of the war.of the wonder
ful growth of the country slnco and the
change in our standing among the nations of
the world. Ills address was punctuated
throughoutvithioudnpprmse. In the after
noon General \V , H.I'owcll of Illinois and
others snoltc. Tonight a monster cainpincot-
wns held.
3 > eriliiKScsKluu of the House.
WASIIIN-OTONS Sept. 17. At the evening ses
sion of the house a number of bills were
jmsed , includinfthcscnato bills transferring ;
the -weather service to the department of
agricultural ( vlth amendments ) , and pro-
vidinpthat promotion to every grade in the
armybelo.vbrigauiergener.il subject to ex
amination. bo ruado according toseuiority ,
The house bill passed authorizing the secre
tary of war to appoint a board of review to
review the findings and sentence of army
court marti.il . fortho trial of n , commissioned
cnicor or enlisted inaii vherc the accused
las been honorably discharged ,
'
Trletlio Kill His Son.
NuvYoiiK , Kept. 1 ? , Henry Cnsscl of Jer
sey City attempted to kill his son tonight
uhilo the latter was being married to Jiiss
Wary Deiley , In St. Patrick's Catholic
church of that city. Cassel vaiitol his son
to marry another woman and the young- man
defying his ivisho $ hcfollowed the couple to
church ntiilflrcxl a shot uthis son -vvheu they
\\ere \ in front , of tlio altar. Tlio bullet fortu
nately missed undi lie was disarmed. Tro-
mcnduoua excitement prevailed in. the
church.
Almost a Panic at > 'll > Io'fi.
NK-VI Yoix , Sept. 1" . At 3\'iblo's \ garden
tonight nn upper prosenlura ho c caughtllro
from a column light. People jumped from
their scats and theiovai almost a terrible
panic. Thollrovjis \ quickly extinguished ,
ionrevcr , and tlio audience retired quietlj ,
.Salt : la Ice Car Drivers Strike.
SAXT L kn CITV , Utai , Sept. 1" . The
streetcar men are ona strike. All the cars
are tied up , Tlio strike is for recognition of
the carmen's ' union and fortho company in
stead of the drivers to clean the cars alter
they are turned Into the ham.
South Carolina JtcpuM leans.
CoifsirmS. , C. , Sept. 17. The republican
state convention effected a temporary
organisation tontaht after a long struggle ,
\\lth \ Ex-congressman Smalls la the chair.
U'ho prospects are forabigfighton permanent
organization tomorrow.
Northern Pacific's Annual Report.
ST. PAurMinn , Sept. 17. Iho annual re
port of tlio Northern Pacillc shows gross
cannings of $22C10,5O. $ ' , an Increase of $2,803-
OJ5 ; expenses , flJOil,113C. ! ) an increase of
§ 1,225,595 , ; not earnings , $9,02laoo , an In-
abase of 8l,077 , , 0.
A Gnldeii AVciUHnsr.
DCS MOINES , Ii. , Sept. 1 . [ Special Telo-
frintn tn HPllR "Rpp-l The firsit rrnldpn nn
ding cvenfcln thohistory of this city was cel
ebrated this evening by .Captain , and ilrs.
Isaac W. Grlflltli , Many ( 'uestjnvereprtscnfc
Irom abroad , among them General George \ .
Jones of Dubuqw.
-
"XVreck ontliolron fountain.
AiuavsAS " Cnr , Ark. , Sept. 17. A miicd
train on "the'arreii branch of the Iron
Mountain -was vvrcchcd near Golden by n de
fective rail. Fifteen passengers and traln-
ncnvcro painfully injured , but none fatally.
-
Wrecked liy a Sllsplaced S\vltcli ,
ViCKsnuns , Miss. , Sopt. 17. A passenger
train on the Louls\illo \ , Nc\t Orleans &
lex as railroad -vus M recked at the National
cemetery uya misplaced switch , U'ho ' engi
neer ani lircmaii were fatally hurt. The pas
sengers escaped with a shaking up.
Odd fellom' Sovercl rii Grand Lodge.
TOPEKA , Kan , , Sept. 17. The sovereign
grandlodgoof Odd fellows was In secret ses
sion all this morning , disposing of routine
"business. This afternoon a parade of the
uniform rank occurred , Only 1,000 , men vcro
inline ,
-
Xlie Central Strike Declared Off ,
AI.IHVV , N , Vj)5ept , ) , Sept. 17 , \n order
declaring the lisn York Central strike off
vvas read tlili m6riinglii ) the local assomWlcs
between New York and Buffulo , It emanated
from the headquarter of district assembly
Is'o. 2 0 ,
AVIndoin Will Not lloHlsn.
\VII.IIAMSTO \ VV , ( Mass. , Sept , 17 , Secre
tary of the Treasury IVindoin today denied
emphatically thorumor that ho contemplated
resigning.
Accoilel ( ,
, Sept. If. 'fho king has accepted
the resignation of the \vholo cabinet , It is
cipected that 'Scrpa Pinto will remain
premier.
Stoloa Horse fro in a 1'rlcir.
VKIIMII.T-OV , S. 1) ) , Sept. 17. [ Special
Telegram to Tim BEC.J John R. Barrett
vas arrestedandbrought to this city today
for stealing a horse frota n Catholic priest of
LoJI , this county ,
Hold.
fri , OBopt , , 17.-ThemarcBuIsun ,
owned by J , P. 3Iaddcn , was sold hero today
to II. S. Jleuiy of Morrisvlllo. I'a. ' , for
gill.OOO. .
_
The Son I c-I3leotn OKI Oniccrs.
ST. lUui. , Minn , , Sept. 17 , At the annual
mooting of the See road the old directors and
oDIcenwcroro-tlcctcd.
Grand Clrunlt Iliujcj i'oitponocl ,
I'liinDKJl'iiiA , Boi > t. 17 , 'Poday's Grand
circuittrota were i > oslpoucd oa accouut of
bad track.
J , \ViLoRin of Seward isat the Ciwey.
I'hil McCarthy Lincoln Is nt the Darker.
W. C,0 rbor olMiimeajiolls lint the Par
ton.
ton.M.
M. H , Levy of New York Is it the Mur-
rny ,
W. II , Miles ot Curtis is rcshtercJat the
Casey.
D. B. Henley of LaCrossf , "WIs , , Is nt the
Mlllard ,
M. C. Bennett ol Chicago Is stopping at the
Murray ,
8. T. CuldffoU of EOjnr was nt tlio Casey
Inst night.
N , 33,1'nrkcr of Colorado Springs hat the
Merchants.
JG. Thompson of SI. Joels in the city , at
tlioPaxton.
11. R. Davenport of 2\'e\v \ YorUls n gucstat
thePajitoii.
J , W. Moon of Ashlau U in the city , at
the Barker.
W. IO'Conucrof , Chovcnuo Isa guest at
the Barker.
L , Jncoby cf Dos Aloluos Is Inthoclty , at
the Murray.
II. O.IInrtof Kew Yorklsltx the city , at
tlieMillara.
II. I .Orifllth of Cincinnati Is registered at
thcMillttfil.
Jl. M.\Vtlion \ ofPhlhdelfhta bin the city
at the Casey ,
Colonel Guy V. Ilorry of Tort McKlnney Is
at the Tax ton ,
J , ILLyonot Itosns City wamt , the 3S1I1-
Inid hist night.
U H.Proinaiii cf Plltsburff 5s in the city ,
at the IMercliants ,
11. C. llustetl of New "York woa at the
Barker List night.
J , IJ. Schcre of PhlladclpUia was at the
Murray last night ,
j\ \ , Thoinpsonof Tuoblo , Col , was at the
Mcichnnts last uiglit.
0. IT. Kdwnrds of ICcnnardvns a feniest nt
the Merchants lastuiglit.
\VOODIJJJ l AVKBJI3XT
It IjcndH to Ilot "XVorclt n.nd tlio DP-
The cchocsof the county court house base
ment Avero wakened again jesterday by an
other very hot personal encounter.
Indeed , this paitlcular basement -with Its
nail dozen of city and county departments l
apldly achlciliiKallvcly , sensational icputa-
.ion.
"Ycsterday'ssccno ' thocity suiroyor's
ofllco and only about four feet distant , as the
atmus , from the place vhcra the icnsa-
, lonal encounter occurred botiveen ljoor-
naster JIahoney and Mrs. Sciiwab n few
dajs ago , as reported exclusively by TUB
BIF ,
Snokcn in a single breath with every sylla
ble hotly emphasised , \\ordsproclalmed \
thccuttmg lese ofnexvsy circus No. Us
"Mark me , sir marlunal The worst re
volt ancl bitterest fight of taxpajers njiiiiist
riipositlon bycitj'otllcials that has over been
cuowu In Omaha is justat hand and jou c.ui
bctyourlife that I'll ' bo right nt the front. "
-Assistant City Kngincer Clrovcrvas
, alkiner and pounding his desk and
St , A. D. Balcoinbe , ex-chairman
of the tard of public works ,
waslisteniugwithflroln his eyes , hut vvltli
none attho end of a , cigiir which bo \\m
chewing with n , fury , ofvhlth many a
naughty , bulldozing contractor has learned to
flglit very shy ,
"Andtlio cause for this Impending revolt
was created by the board of public works
tvo years ago ! " added Uroicr , with a very
perceptible hiss.
JtxvusBalcoinbo'f ' turn :
"You don't ' Itnow what you're ' talking
about jou talk lilio a crazy man I"
"Not so crazy as you think no , sir , not so
crazy osyouthln.lt , " hissed the assistant en
gineer.
"Crazier than I think yea , sir , you'ra '
crazier than I think , " urged Bulcombe , rap
ping bis knuckles uponthe desk.
"See here , now I Who petitioned for that
cypress block pavemcat on Park luouuo ,
near Pcppletou , Yihcro your property is lo
oted ? "
"Well , I didn't , " mi swcrcdG rover.
"No , jou didn't ' , but all the rest of the
property owners on Tarlc avenue did with ,
the single exception , of yourself and three
others ! Now what have jou got to say for
yourself ! "
"lha\oto say , sir , that the board of pub-
licworks oC two jears ago was guilty of per
petrating a damnable Imposition on us aim all
property owners when they even allovvail
cypress block paving to be put in the printed
scheduloof lilauk paving bids I"
"VouUlkhko an nsi , I was goingto say ,
butthntbirddoii'tspeak English , Vour clls-
plnyof Ignorancollly becomes the nsslstiint
cltyengfneerthatjou are. Don't ' you know
yctthattho dty council ordered us to put cy
press blocks In those printed schedules of bids
and contracts , You certainly ought to bo
familiar with ono other fact in this connec
tion , and that Is , that I fou gilt cypress blocks
all along , and my doing so made enemies of
some of my tot friends , and that right theio
w Jis the secret oC my not "being reappoiutod
chairman of the board of public ivories. Cash-
ingllkedine , and to my certain knowledge ,
would have rcippolntedmo Kit hadn't ' been
forenemles liuudo fighting that very thing.
And , O , I know exactly who those ene
mies arc but that's all right , I'm not dead
yet , no , sir , not bya long shot. "
"I don't ' know anything1 about your not bo-
infire-appoliitcd [ hero the ex-chairman shot
it very signiilcantlook nt the speaker , ivho was
G rover , with a fresh head of steam upj but
letmo tell you thopropcrtyowners on Psuk
avenue , and other thoroughfares also , have
coino to a point v ere ttiey propose to inako
a desperate resistance to the payment of any
moro taxes for repairing the pavement on
sticets other than tucirown. Ith coiibtitu-
tionally wrong i have learned that much
and other popcrty owners and mv-
self will go to Lincoln tills
winter nnd nrako a flcht on It in the legisla
ture , Ills -wrong , dead wrong , anyway you
consider It , f or ono paving district to bo inado
to nay for repairs In another , Tlio pavement
onl'arltavenuo Isnowull gone to pieces It's '
in horrible sliapo and needs rcsurfacluinvorso
than any over known In the city and yet
not a hand is being turned to repair
it , but still they keep on ivautlng
us to pay for repairs to pavement In remote
parts of the city. You bet no will light pay-
ingout moneyin such away and n-o' 11 spend
ourlastdollur , of money , property and all. If
necessary to win. They might with Just as
much propriety tryto force us to pay for now
pavement in. another part of the city. "
Urovcr dropped back In his chair half ex
hausted , and Mr. Ualcombe resumed like n
Hash :
'I ' notice you follows had tlio nerve toputa
petition into the council a shore tlmoag-o to
ha thoclty ropaio your streets , "
"That's ' what wodfdl" said Mr.OroKr.
Well , I can toll you , you'll u over pet your
street rcpavcd unless jou pay for it In the
usual ivay. And wliat's ' more , It's serving
you Just right out there on that street. You
deserve to suHeu the plagued inconvenience
thnt you'ra ' haviim. People wbo will allow
cypiess blocks or any other kind of wood
naming to go dovn ought to bo inconven
ienced. "
' That's ' a pretty way for jou totalkl" ex
claimed Gro'Ncr.
"If you had had that talk pounded into
thoheailsof the people on jour street bo-
forotlmtcypress down In front of their
property thoyivoulJ all bo calllngmo a friend
and some of 'em ' are ni It is. Your light
willcreato anlto anensatlou , I imigino , but I
can assure you now that you ha\o \ a tough
uutto ciaclc. "
III1I Abroad.
Xovuov , Sept. 17 , Tlio Chroniclo's Vienna
correspondent suysthe prospect anlsliigfrora
the passage of tho. McKlnloytarlfl bill com
bined with tlio fall la gold hu lowered tlio
priio of inothcr-of-peurl 18 per cent. Mother-
of- pear manufautiircrs have closed tholr fac
tories in order to avoid working nta loss and
three hundred persons uro tbrownout of em-
plojmont ,
A liard Crowd to Take.
X'irRTtiM.r ' , Ark , Sept. 17. At Pralrlo
Groio , Jlonday , Constable Hlcli andposso
endeavored to arrest the Kawl ings brothers
and \VlllMlUhell \ for disorderly conduct and
a frco light ensued , during ivhlch Ulch's ' son
\viuftUully Injured and ono of tboltuwlings
antl.MiUhell badly cut.
Enipornrw Km tiraoo ,
Sept , 17 , Emperor
received Emperor Francis Joseph at tlio
depot hero this evening , The two emperors
repeatedly embraced and kissed each other ,
Count Kalaoky was cordially erected by
Chancellor von Cuprlvi ,
A XBIV Jir.iMX'aniitK Tie.UfjEit\ :
Frcil Stein Kills Ills Tlireo ClrlH.iriH
Wire's ' Pnrninnur nixl Illinielf ,
PoiiTSMOfTi N1. 11 , , Sept. IT. .A most aw
ful tragedy occurred liorotoulgUtnml tliecity
Is Ina fo\er \ ofext-ltcnieut. I'rcd II , J. Hela ,
n cooper nged forty-live , blowout Mi bruins
afterluivliiB killed two of his daughtersnnd
probably fatally wounded a third and a man
whom ho suspected of lin-lng done him n
great\vronff. Several mouths ago llelii's
wife leftbltu nnd itu-us reported that she
Imd been mi faithful. Her name hail been
connected with thntof Charles W , Taylor , n
well knowi luirdwnro niercluint. Klnco she
left Heln's three daughter * , the oldest of
whomwjH but llitcen , have been keeping
house for him. Kcccntly It has
been icporlcd that the eldest
of the girls , Carrie , Imd become wayward.
1 his , with the other trouble , prejcd upon
Hcln's ' mind until tonight , when ho evidently
dotetimncd ts end all bis troubles. lie went
loTajlor'nresldeucont 7U : , ) , and in the man
was ciitoiliiK the house sliot him tvlco in the
bach , Taj lor Is Mill alive , but \er.vlovv. \
While abb to eomursoho said ho did not
know what prompted Hehi to whoot him.
AftcrshootingTaylor hohurrled to his own
house , and soon after people In the viclnitv
WCL-O alarmed at hearing several plMol shots.
hnmeitlately after , Maiulo , hit thirlocii-jonr-
old diiughtcr , run out of tlio house
and fell upon the .sidewalk. TCelghborseut \ \
lo her assistance niul Hhetald her father hud
shot her. She was quielily removed to tlio
hospital nnd Itwas foundthatouo bullcthad
pone through bcr Hicc and another through
her titoinnrti , nnd another still thiwigh ono
of her hlH. | She cannot live.Vhen \ the
ofllcci's and neighbors entered Heln's ' liouso
the Itltchcti presented nnaivful sight , every
thing being smeared with blood. Just out
side the back door lay Carrie , the eldest girl ,
with a oulleb through her brain , Aeioss
her form lay Bcrthti , thoiouiipost ilaiiKliter.
She was unconscious and expired In liflcou
minutes , tlio bullet having entered her bead
behind ttioloHeur. As the ollU'ers entered
the front room they found thodond bodj of
lloiti stretched on thu oiloor with.a bullet
through Ills temple , llred by Ills own hand.
The people are wrought -up to a hlfli pitch
of excitement.
Al > MlIi.iS ; OMAHA.
Ilotv 'a Xe\v York. Pollco Captain
\Vniild I'rolcotTlilsCity ,
Captain Thomas Klllilca of the l\'c\v \ Yorlc
police force loft yesterday moining with his
wife for Denver , Salt Lake aadothcr wcsteru
polnw , after a stay of ono day in this olty
Ho is away on a le.ivo of iibsenci1 , and is
puttingin his vacation In sight-seeing. lie
ex pressed great surprise to Unit Omahnsuch
a progressive city , mid declared it to be the
Ilnestclty ho had seen since ho left home ,
with the exception of Chicago. He spoke
hlirhlyof the paved streets , line buildings *
and extensive streetcar sjstew. Ho thought
the city was dohif ? roniarlmblv veil to ( jet
along with the bervices of only UK ) iwllcemon.
Ho has l.no men under him. and his district
bns n population of about lf > l > , ( IOO , although it
Is very thickly settled nnd covers inuch less
area than Is patiollcdby the Dollceineii of this
city.Hostatcd
Hostatcd that in Now YorU , patrolmen are
p.iid $1,200 $ u jeo.1 % loundsinen 1)00 , ; ) , ser
geants $2OJO ami captains S-.TIK ) .
From wh.it liohauseen of Omalia in ono
day's Inspection be thouglil it would require )
not less than 800 patrol men to furnish what ,
h regarded as ndc < j.uatc police protection iu
Ne\v i'ork.
Will Glvo the Simp Axvny.
LONDON , Sept. 17. It U announced tlmfc
General Jloultingor will publish n full ex
planation of tbo exact relations bctvecii him
self jind tlio royalist party , ns well as tiis
connection with bis own ndheicnts.
ATTEND
Slrlctlfto biultlosi" It n | ' ! emlhl motto. Tlio hlzh-
estBiiuu's In p\ * rjr llnoof liuinan cosr jli re.-ulioJ
l-ylilm nboliuUlKlD toino ucoitu.i ! ] ipo lnll/ .
WESTERN
I'cnplonro procroslvo. full ol ciiorny , nml tnouoy
nnkliu ttuticmuu. They ucod npocUl trtlnln ] for
lusiru'ss.
IOWA
I.oncjfl in popular oilimtlon , Ifcr public schools
nro iKilncuranil vork fur her ncrcisliij millions.
Western luvrn.
COLLEGE ,
Coniraencci fall terra bopt. 1st. Mio nclact the
rcnlly pr.ictlcal for lier Stnlsat . N'ormil Hinl-
IO ; H. Shurtlian t nnl 1'oniu.i'i-lil ; ) oonr oi , n-oll ir-
Kinlxcl anil carefully coiiilucteJ BtuilciiH mar
rntor lit anytime , \Vrltoforfuriiicr \ purllcularj to
W. S. I'llulson.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Council Bluffs & Omaha
TRA.NSFER LINE.
11. lieccrolt cv cions. ,
BAGGAGE , EXPREST&HEAVX FREIGHT.
Making three trips cveiy ilay except 61111-
diy.Oiiiahn
Oiiiahn offlco nttluA , Plcvvari IC.xprcb.s and
Delivery Co , i : M Ilowiirdit.
fotinull Bin IVs oil ) ce , K IJroailivay. Tclc
*
LouicsCoiincll Bluffs 9 and 13 n. m. and 3
p.m. Onialm. JJn. iii.ll p.m. : iml 5 lUii.
Orders promptly utlon < lcil to ,
J.D. JSPMU.ND'-ON , Pros , K. JiSlIU < UiiTVlco-rros.
CIIAHI.13H. IIA.NMAK , Cu'shlur ,
CI1IZEM5 STATE BADK
Or Covincll Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL $150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 50,000 ,
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350,000 ,
Dimerous I. A. Miller , F. O. Oluason , K It.
Shutart , li. 1' . Hurt , J , I ) , film umlnoti.CJliiirlc.s
0. lluimuri. Transact general blinking busl-
IICSH. IjaritPHtipltjl itiul butplus of any
ban kin Southwestern toxva ,
INTERESTON TINE DEPOSITS ,
OFPICER & PUSEY ,
BA1OCERS.
Corner Main anil Droudway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Dealers In forclsn nnd domestic Jdianito
Colloctloas made und Interest paid on tlmo
deposits.
NTOTIOES } '
COU NOIL BLUFFS ,
TGWU HKNT-CJfxxl homos of si v momma 111
-J PITmoiitli. flljr wnlpr film Hied tree lit
tfnintM , On ( iruliain a\c. , ( ? n < tof Itovhlslnml
IMIWIIKU depot. Apitljrto AY , S. Cooper , or I/ ,
lurettCouncil Ilhills , In.
TjlOlt i-\clmiio--'W ( ! ' ncrf , Mont joinery W ,
JD ' . n
KiiiHiM.
. well ImprotPil.
IW acres , ChautaiKjuaCo. , Ivan , wcl Uii
imivril ,
SB uctei. Troy o Co. . Iim { nmollliiinmvc < 1 ,
S , Cumiuiclio Co , Km.iclliiimrur \ *
lJiic ) rt . Morris ( \ > . , l\im < ni , well Improved ,
: tMuoro , l iititii I'n. . Kim. . roll inmroteil ,
Miueiei. Kurimi , \JM. . NulinmUn ,
: uitiorc < , I loll Co , Nolimsln ,
VKuoroi , Jlulilcuberj ( Co. , ICoiilucUyi well
linnrox'cd ; oloiir.
iw aons well Improved ; < Mcoi\aCo. . Mk-lii
KJIII ; otrnr.
-liiit'ri'i , ItoMCoiOhlot
clnr. Will trudi )
flllicr ornll ( or nifri'lisiiidlsoor oily nronoft *
ItiCoilticlI UlurN orOiiinlui.
Clciirlaud luSt < ino iindHivtrv Pa , Mo ,
CroatIHT.V InClminiian , Dickinson t'o.ICiin.
SIM * ) , Nt mrrlunw iiolon. ( Ifttollio front , t
will trade. _ J,1I'tlee. , . Klol'sliptd ,
. - lllINT-KiirnNlicd imtlor niul tudnioiii
n Hiilto ( nint , riKiunl. ANo Initlorooia
) -A llNt class cook fur hole" " *
Aililrm vlth nfon'iiro. llnv 1J1V
C'oiinuIlllliifT'i. ' 1'ri'iont.louatliiu iuut 1
T ANIM'OHUKNT KtieliwfJ tnittn ofhuM
J-JlM > twm Council J llu ll't mill OiimJimult.
nblo fortiitilrnliiKur hlry iiiirpuws. Apply
toX. I'.fiotlKcfc
Co , aftliroailwri ) .
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( It-ilia ii.iiHl ( vturoM , nil now u ml Ili-sli In" * ,
titadKi'iiuiitJf ' miltlvillilii ni'.M Mduji In.
voliu Jiliimt f.V > OU , AdilroM S. , Ituo otlU-c ,
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J-1Imul8 years old , nuiiclipil. Lady i an
( Irlio t linn ; city Imilu * ! will not 4v. L'.ill ' , il
! i.Mulnst.l'otiiKlI llliiir * . .1. I , I'rU'o '
CHANCE of a lifetime. IS'IMF D-ioom lieu -o.
lu'tUIci Until ; hut niul cold wulir all
thiiniKli ! film ice. pis niullci'ti U'llclit I'-ir
silicon rwy termln 1'otirtli avo.ouobli. K
from motor. nl\ from postotlloo. W. \1 , 111 | .
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17H1H JlEN'r-IIotel .Ininosoii , all ( urul ho < 1.
-L ros4"MloMtlvon October I. lAir liifuruui.
tloniuUlri'ss Win. Mcilontopfor Olirls t-ir.iuli
Council llluIT *
" 171UHNISI1KO rooms , vim boira.il tuft per
J2uuU. \ \ . 1-1:1 : VineM.
TJWU ' gAI-15-Tho Io ( > iioHusliiirant , fur s.iln
- * - on oisy tcrniH. 'riKiiuimtiioiml.ir iihco in
tlieclty. S. USeott. : uiilroiidway ; , (
FOR SU E or Koiifc-aardim hntl , with
hdtiui. bjfj. ti.Kloo , 1UJ } | , ilu . , Cauuull
BlulTs.
rent MUCH you can Inifa liomoon
tliesiniotoriiiMiuulii o.no of yiiui ili-.itu
utnny tluio loivo joir funlljtlio liomodocn
onlliu following toruis ;
Wliouioworlli fl.WJ : itl2 ! [ > or niontlu
hoiiiowoitli Jl.lW ntllrt per iiitintlu
Vihoino worth * ii ) atlJl per month.
.Aliomoworlh iM,0 > 3 utll ! pir montli.
.Aliomo worth ? 4W ) atIS p r muiitli.
Othur iirluoillionici ontlio ! iiiio terms. Th
alxivo niontlilir | ) : iyinunts Inchuli ) principal
nnd Into rest. For full ini'tlculiirs full on it
address the .1 nlil AVulls \ Co.
Council IIUifTj , Iiu
DR. BELLINGER'S '
Surgical Institute
AND
Private Hospital ,
Cor. Broad-way and. 2Oth St3. ,
Couxcu. lib-urrs , IOWA.
"FortliotrpiUwoiitof alUiirxleiil and clironlo
dlscaHusniul tlUoiiH's ottho blmnl.
L'rlviutoilHcjsL's of tlio urlniiy and soxuul
oi-Kans , assyiilillls , as s trio tun1 , cy > lltlsspur-
niiitnrrolioii ) . lost niinhnod , sexual liiipotcngj
and wonliiicssliouled suceos tullv.
1'artlculiir atlciitlon pild toillsoasi's ( [ tlto ,
luiics , at Astliina , CiiaMiinptliiii. llroi
UutirrbKt < ' . I'ar.ilysls , ICnlnoy llls
llliibutos.llrlslit's DlMTxae , KlKiiiniti > > ii
Cuneor. V.irlui'olo , llydtocoloDrojuy. , Tuinur ,
IJIxeiiscs of Iho Iyo ! and K.ir. . Clul IVirr ,
Spinal Ciirviitiiroand alldlseiw'-of tliu Imiies.
c liuio u < leiiirlinont | ilovntcd cxclmlvely
to tlio treatment of Uterlno DhuiLiti.
IVIcil t u Ino HU nt securely uau U.il a nil f i oclroiu
ObMTVUllon.
Coiresioiilcnco | oniifldcnttnl , Address !
DR , BELLINGER'S '
Surgical Institute and Private Hospital ,
Cor. BronrtvrninndZGth Sh. . CuiinrllllliKTH.Ia.
DRIVING PARK ,
Fall Meeting , October 7 to 10 , 1800
S4.OOO 3N PURSES.
MOSOAY , OflTODKR 7 ,
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atMTroltliiK 1'iirso . r 0
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WEIMKSDA Y. OC'L'OIIE 118.
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TIIUKSD K. OOTOllKll 10.
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I''rco-l'or-MI 1'aolnj ' 1'nrso . . WU
Krco-Kor-All. blullldii 1'urso ' . W
NiitlonnlTrottiiiKassodatlonriilci to ROV-
orri , Ktilrles close Oclol r4. Stukcrii clrctt.
Mlle track. J , W. I'BltErtOY ' , I'roilditiit ,
CouiicllltluHs , leva.
Address all comiiiunlcnllonsto
All. fllHUASocrotJir ; , .
l-llli Ht.,0milni , Xcb.f
F. M. ELLIS & CO. , -
ARC3ITHC1S
And Building Sujierltitenclcntu.
ICfXims O ) under. ! lien Ilulldln ; , OnriliiNiil : ) . .
and Itooiui244 mid 115 McrrUitnlllotk , ( Jouiicll
It In Us , Ju , Corrcspoiidonca bollultud ,
CARPETS T
AVc are receiving daily for fall trade the fin
est patterns in Moquettc , Velvet , Body Brus
sels , Tapestry Brussels , Ingrain Carpets , anc
Rugs , Lace , Chenileancl Silk Curtains , Win-
( low shades , Upholstering and Drapery goods ,
of all kinds , Fringes and Fancy Triiniugs.
Upholstering and Interior Decorating done to order on slier
notice , Ctill and sec us or write for samples and prices. -
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO , , v
, Council Bluffs , Iow.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ,
! _ r. ' -drnxillo nnd .
) - - Sanitary Engineer. Plain , Kbtl mates
til IK 111 11 III fi Sopelflcatloni nnd Supervision of 1'ubllo ' "Work , Browa
IS 1111111 AS ill u
i Bunging , couticll DluffH , la.
Til CnTill > 17 Justice of the l'oucfl. Olllco over American Hxprosa , No , 121
Hi uOJlUlU 31road rny,0ounollllluir , , J.oi/a.
CI/MIA Pr P itnn A-t'orn ' ° y9 a'UW ' > Practice In tlio State and. Federal
Mil IH UL WA1UU Courts. Itooina 7 and ti Shugart-Bono Bloclc , Council
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