0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY ? OCTOBER 5 , 1890-TWENTY PAGES.
THE OMAFT. REE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ol'FICK ' , SO. 12 PKARL ST.
rcllvoiril 1 > y CittHor In uny part of the City.
11 , W. TJJ/rON. - MANAQKR
oniop , NO. 4:1 :
NlichlKdltur , No. 21.
JIMX TH X.
N. Y P. Co.
Council Muffs I.umlicr Co , ronl.
1'i'rmlt to wed was vcstcnlay trrnntcd to
J.uiUvlu Cluscn anil Iorn ilurmolstcr of
"Washington towiuldp ,
The Woinim'M Christina association will
meet Mlth Airs. It. AI. ( Miami * . ( MO Flrstnvo-
tiua , Monday nftcrnoon at : i o'clock.
The KltiK's Duuphtc'ra of St. Paul's church
will entertain u sociable tit the rectory Fri
day ovrnliip , October 10. All tire cordially
Invited ,
The school lionnl fallM to got n quorum for
tlio meeting that was tohavo been hold lust
even InAnother ) attempt will ho Hindu to
ct together tomorrow evening.
Dr. Spragiiovni arrested hist evening for
failure to ivport a cuso of iliplitliuria Hint
anne uii'lcr his profMsioiml control , Ho
Itavo bonds nnillll have a hearing tomor-
row.
row.Tho
The regular monthly sociable of Lily camp ,
No. 1 , Koynl iiolKhhnr * of Aincrlc.i , will bu
Riven Tuesday nlt'ht , October 7 , In Wood
men hall. All \VooJmun and frlond in-
vltcil.
The llttlo three-year old daughter of Mrs.
Herman ICraohtdled last evening of diph
theria after un Illness of only thrco or four
days. The fnnorall will talto plan ) llih afternoon -
noon at f > o'clock from tlio residence , 7il !
Kuvontli avenuo.
The death of the lltllo child of I. N . Flick-
InL'er caused im early adjournment of tlio ( Us *
t riot court jcstcrdny , Mr. FHcklngcr beliip
one of tlio nltornuys engaged in the case of
HurUo vs. The C'ltl/.ens1 hank , now on trial.
U'ho trial will bo resumed Mondiiy ,
Hurry Dlrklnblno'.s furnlturo was nil
packed , rciidy for shipment to Philadelphia
ji'sterdiiy afturnoon , when a writ of attach
ment \va.s Issued to secure a claim of over
| 4'JO In fuvop of Or. Jolin Orccn , for medical
services. Slim-lit O'Ncil toolc jiossesiloii of
thu carload and litigation will doubtless
follow.
A thlof innde a bold attempt to rob Mrs.
John Sliinlilo while , nho win passing on the
corner of llrondwuy and Fifteenth sttcot nt'J '
o'clock last night. She was on her way from
making no mo purchases at n stoio near hy ,
mid wis carry Iii | ? her purse in her naud ,
\vhona iniiii passed her and turning quickly
cnatchcd the purse from her and run. It con
tained only a few pennies and the old lady's
spectacles.
The opening of tlio Y. M.C. A. gymnnMum
last caning was a grand success. Fifteen
jounjf men entered tlio llrsl class and went
ilirouKli the drill. All ivcro well pleased
with the now Instructor and entered heartily
Into ether exercises. The regular class nights
uro Tuesdays and Fridays. Two classes
cuch night , ono from 7 o'cloclt to 8 mid the
other from 8 to ' . ) . Any who wish to Join
cither of these should hand in tlicirnamcs
nt once so as to bo unrolled by Tuesday oven-
lug.
lug.An
An Infant girl , apparently hut a few months
old , was round In the weeds In the west part
of the L'lty n few days since. It was found In
the vicinity of a deserted Indian ramp , and it
Is bclluvcd the Indians had stolen It and
abandoned It to die. U was in good healthy
condition hut very hungry when found. The
Klein was chafed uiulcronc of its arms and on
Its neck , Indicating thut. it hail been carried
as tlio Indian mothers carry their pnppooscs.
The child was taken to the residence of John
KelilcKutun/o , where It was cared for
temporarily. Ills a white child , and it is
very evident that it has been stolen feom
eonio other city. The Indians have slipped
nwnywtiltuoutlctivliiff any trace as to their
destination.
The Council mufti carpet company -will
offer seine extra inducements for thu next
week to pet people accustomed to coming to
the now location. The fait has never been
disputed that the Council muffs carpet com
pany him always offered bettor Inducements
In styles , qualities and prices of goods than
nny of Its competitors In the Missouri river
valley , but this week some special advantages
will bo jjivcn to all who call.
Mrs. O. n. Burrows of Cleveland , 0. , Is In
the city visiting hoi- parent N , S. Harring
ton , 1W5 Twenty-ninth uvcnuu.
Kd. B. Hoaglaml loft lust ovcnlnR for El
I'UHO , 111. , whore , on Tuesday evening next
ho is to ho wedded to Miss Kerr. The for
tunate younp man hni many friends hero ,
who will anxiously wait his return with Ills
bride , anil will give them a hourly welcome.
II , J. Canniucrs , the county clerk , was nt
his oftlco yesterday after an absence of sev
eral days , ho having been at the bedside of
, his father , who lies very ill nt his homo la
Hancock county. JWr. Chambers received n
telegram yesterday afternoon stating that his
father was falling rapidly , so hastened hack
lust evening. _
J. 0. Blxoy , steam hoatlnff , sanitary en
gineer , IM L.lfo building , Oiiuiu ; WJ Mor
Hani block , Council Illufl's.
The host auctioneer in tlio state Is II. H.
Iniimn , Council Bluffs. Special attention to
Ulootleu stock sales , and all branches of
memmtilo goods. Oflleo fi03 Broad way.
The Manhattan snorting headquarters , 413
Broadway ,
A nolilJewelry Store lloliticry.
The Jewelry store of A. A. Hart nt KIT
Broadway was burglarized In a very myster
ious manner last evening. The proprietor
was the solo occupant of the place , having no
clerks or assistants. Yesterday was a very
liuby day with him , and ho dlil not leave the
i toro to go to his supper , but it was sent to
I lilui. Ho did not Bt to cat it until late.
After he. had eaten ho concluded ho wanted a
llttlo doscrt , and locked up his s toro n few
moments and went to a llttlo fruit stand on
the corner of Seventh street and Broadway.
From his own statement of the cnso ho was
not ROIIO more than three minutes , but when
ho returned ho found his store had been
broken open ntul several hundred dollars
worth of Juwelry niul witches taken. The
back door hud been pried open with chisels ,
which were left lying at the doorway.
The goods taken comprised , all of the fine
Bold watches In the show case , together with
nil the gold chains , rings , and other Jewelry
nndall of the gold \\atclics \ belonging to cus
tomers left for repaint and hanging in the
window. The goods taken will amount to
about $000.
The robbery 1 < * n very mysterious ono , and
Micro is a good deal of speculation as to how
it could ho iMMslblo with hundreds of people
passing nil the time. Coupled with the fact
that last winter Hurl was the victim of an
other opually mysterious robbery , when his
Trout door was forced whllo ho was atsup-
, l > er and all of his best -watches taken , it
makes this second robbery of nioro than
usual Interest. The Job was ovijlently done
by some ono thoroughly familiar with the
premises and the habits of the proprietor.
The CUM ) was reported to the police immed
iately after Its occurrence , but the Investiga
tions juado fulled to elicit any thing iu the
way of a cluo. _
Wall paper at Losey A Jensen's , 11 Pearl st
Loioy & Jensen paint house ? .
For rent Furnished room , MM. J. Ly-
nun , ( V.M Willow avo.
Fine Interior decorating , Losoy & Jensen
*
WfiUloU Fifty \Vnra.
Captain and Mrs , D. 1) . Clark yesterday
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniver
sary , receiving their friends both afternoon
and evening at their home. No. WO "Worth
street. Cuptulu Clark and wife are amont
the old settlers uud they have a strong holt
upon the respect and esteem of this com
munity. Many Improved gladly the oppor
tuuity of expressing their friendship mu
congratulating tno worthy couple ou so hap
pily reaching the golden milestone.
Signs , Losey & Jensen's , 11 Pear st.
Buy your lumber of The Judd &Wells Co. ,
13 Broadway.
J , G , TIpton , r al estate , U7 Bjro nlvr y.
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
Ni J. Mlllor , tbo Seven-Foot Suspect , the
Victim of Gross Injustice.
PHYSICIANS MUST OBEY THE LAWS ,
A. 1'roiiilnrnt Doctor Arrested for
Nculciitlng to Itcport Dlphtlicrln
CnHCH ItoiindliiK Up tlio Hn
IOOIIH School Uoiird Matlcro.
N. .T. Miller was set frco yesterday nftct
having been locked up In the blr.ck liolo for
forty-elRht hours on suspicion of being n cat
tle thief , Miller Is hot and threatens to make
It extremely Interesting for seine ono. He
snya a fellow named Kd Hrics , who has been
working on different farms In MIIU county ,
wus theehlef causoof his trouble. Miller la
n farm hand also , mid knew Dries in Mlllh
county. For a month past Miller has been
digging a crop of potatoes for Shcrlfl
O'Xell and Is said to bo n
hard working , honest fellow. Ac
cording to hli story , Hrles , meetIng -
Ing him here , renewed former acquain
tance , und continued It by borrowing : some
inoi.oy of him , Later Hries asked him to
uolk up to police headquarters , as ho wanted
to see Chief Cnry. who was nil old friend. Ho
consented , and whllo llrles was Insldo talk
ing to Chief Cory Miller sat on the steps in
nocently waiting. After n whllo ho was
called In too , and was then informed that ho
must bo looked up. Ho says ho was refused
an opportunity to send for an attorney , was
refused any trial or hearing , nnd it was not
until forty-eight hours had passed Hint ho
Kot his liberty. Attorney Llndt secured
his release by demanding seine show
ing of something bv which they claimed
to have the right to hold the man. Miller
says that there was no Information Hied
against him , und that while ho was told that
ho was wanted for stealing cnttlo from Dr.
Will , Ills attorney received a tclcprani from
Dr.Vall that lio'lmd lost no cattle. Miller
umlcrstinds that the fellow Hrics claims to
bo a detective , having joined some tin badge
otgnnlrntlon in Cleveland , and that ho was
the ono on whose order the chief of police or
dered him arrested on this fellow's ' mere say
so. Dries was not to bo found yesterday.
Harmony chapter No. L'r , Order of the
Kastcrn Star , will give the llrst of their
series of parties Friday evening , October 17 ,
nt Armory hall.
Moncvat loJucol r.itiM lomccion cliatto
nnd rcale3tito : security by K. H. Shcafo ft Uo
To tlio Ladles Miss Mary Gleason is bettor
prepared than ever to satisfy all who want
llrst class drcssmuklng. Hooms in the old
library building , Pearl street.
Fashionable wool suits made by Mrs. L > .
Simmons , So to $7 ; silks , $7 to $10.
I'hyalclniiH Mum Obey the Ijiiw.
There was lying in the city cleik's ofllco
nearly all day yesterday on Information
charging n very prominent pnysiclan in the
city with willful violation of the state law
requiring the icportlug to the health
officers hy physicians all cases of con
tagious diseases. The information was
drawn in the usual manner and bore the of-
Jlclnl seals nnd the names of the clerks of the
superior and police courts. The clerli had
nlso Jlllcd out the warrant , for tlio arrest of
the physician and the marshal was wait
ing patiently to have the document turned
over to him for service. But ho waited until
late In the afternoon and In vain , for the rea
son that there was no complaining witness ,
no ono willing to sign the information anil become -
como the prosecutor of the doctor. To all In
quiries the answer was returned that the ofll-
ccrs were waiting for the appearance of the
city physician , whoso duty It was to bccomo
the prosecutor.
' 'This Is a step In the right direction , " said
n city officer. "It make.no difference how
prominent the physician may bo , if ho disre
gards or violates the liuv ho should bo pun
ished Just the same us the commonest va
grant. Tlio law was made to protect ttio puh-
lie , and it is a wlio and beneficent law. If
no person cnn bo found to sign that in
formation before night I will do it myself , al
though the doctor who will ho made to suffer
Is a friend of mine whom I respect highly. It
is n case of malignant diphtheria , and the
neglect of the physician may have been the
menus of exposing a great many people to the
contagion and spreading the disease. People
do not as a general thing Hko to have their
homes placarded with the big yellow posters
when their children take ttie diphtheria , and
they will frequently use every pos
sible mcins to Induce the physi
cian not to report the case , or try
to bribe the iniiirhnl not to put up the card
when ho appears with it in compliance with
his duties. Tiioy will threaten the doctor
with the loss of their patronage If ho reports
it , and sovcrnl physicians that I know say
they have lost their practice in good families
because they persisted in doing their duty nnd
reporting the cases.
"There has been n great deal of dlphtherl.i
In the city during the past summer , ami t.ov-
crul times it has indicated a tendency to become -
como epidemic. The only way to prevent it ,
or ut least what is considered the best means
of stamping it out , is the strict enforcement
of thostato board of health rules , which have
been adopted by the city council.
The council meets next Monday night ns a
board of health and I think they will pass a
resolution requiring a stricter enforcement of
the health laws than has prevailed for some
time past. Wo all fear the diphtheria and
wo nil desire to have it kept away from our
homes. AVe will not go near It or let our
loved ones bo exposed If we know where it Is
located , nnd the only way wo can know this
is to bo advised In the official manner pre
scribed. Whllo tlio talk about the filthy con
dition of the city which some of the papers
have Indulged in nnd become hysterical over
is all bosh , it is probable that the council
will order a general cleaning up. The streets
and alleys of the city were never In a better
or cleaner condition , and I do not bcliovo
there hns been or will bo n single case of dis
ease duo to the existence of filth la nny puo-
llc place. But still there uro some things
that should bo looked after. They nro es
pecially the open vaults of outhouses.
Many of them nro so offensive that
they can be detected a block
nwav. and thov nro certnt'ilv c-nn.
tnmtnatlng the nlr nnd spreading dis
ease or creating It In their neighborhood.
There are hundreds of such places that the
board of health should order filled up. And
then there nro many wells that should ho
filled up to prevent the pcoulo upon whoso
premises they nro located using the water
they contain. U may look clear nnd nice ,
hut it cannot bo otherwise than Impregnated
with poison owing to the surroundings.
Whether the board of health does this or not ,
ono thing is sure , the phvslclans of the city
will bo required to comply with the law and
roiwrt all cases of contUL-lous diseases that
come under their professional observation. "
Own Your Home.
AVhy pay rent when you can build a home
for less money I
The Iowa National Building nnd Loan
association commenced business in Coun
cil Blurts Juno 1 , 1810 , uml have tur-
nlshcd eleven families with homes worth
from Sl.lHX ) to 1,000 each at less cost than the
rent would boon the same property , with six
more homos in process of construction. .Also
have fifty members carrying stock for an In
vestment. The stock as investment pays
about 28 per cent annual interest , inoro than
five times the profit of any savings bank de
posits , and it is absolutely safe.
Agents wanted In all towns In western
lowu und eastern Nebraska.
A. A. I'liisoxsi , Cicncral Aprcnt ,
llooiu l > , Everett block.
Council Bluffs , la.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
Judd & Wells Co. , 0. 13. Judd , prusldeut , OOtl
Broadway.
Up the Snlooni.
City Marshal Tompleton wai provided with
a list of the saloonkeepers of the city yester
day who bad so far neglected to como up and
settle for their October licenses. The list
tilled four sheets of legal cap paper , two lines
bt'liitf given to each deUuquvut. The list
comprises sixty-four names. Tlio monthly
llccnso or fine which each of < hcso men li
compelled to pur amounts to $27,70. Of this
sum fi" ) goes Into the city treasury and the
remaining&.70 Is absorbed In court co-Is nml
marshal's fees. This reaches the hundsomo
total of $ l.77-l.y > , nil of which goes Into the
city cash box with the exception of (172.60
court and marshal's costs.
A number of saloonkeepers have paid their
fines anil costs nnd stand square with the city
on tlio books In the city clerk's office. A few
neglect to do so promptly , nnd they are as
promptly brought up and booked tor keeping
disorderly houses. They pay their lines then
or lay in Jail until the amount is served nnd
nrc then compelled to quit bu'lncss. They
stand no show In an equal contest with the
city. Marshal Templeton nnd his deputies
ore vigilant und aggres lfo In obeying the
orders of the city , nnd a mighty small per
centage of thesa lines , or licenses , are lost by
failure to collect.
For the past year the average number of
saloons in the city whoso proprietors have
como forward monthly with ttio prescribed
amount is about seventy. They have paid
Into the clt v treasury n total monthly sum of
$1,700 und f 181 court , md Marshal's ' fees , or a
grand total of $20-100 to the city and $ JSOS ,
into the police court and Marshal's ' office for
the year.
Vor a prohibition state this makes a pretty
good shotting , nnd when the amount the
saloon men nro compelled to put up monthly
in lighting In junction proceedings or moving
to avoid the consequences of injunctions al
ready obtained , It brings the nnnunl license
for keeping saloons In Council Hluffs up to n
figure somewhat above WOO a year. Only a
little over one-half of this sum gets Into the
city treasury. A xtiMlghtKiOO llcenso would
bring into the city's ' cash box not less than
& 50.IAK ) n year.
Only two of the men whoso names were on
the marshal's list failed to comply with tlio
request to come up and settle yesterday , and
they were arrested upon the charge of keep
ing disorderly houses. 'Ihoy arranged the
matter quickly and will continue the busiuess
at the old stands.
.Something of Interest
To every lady matting preparations for the
coming cold weather , n few pointers from the
BOSTON STOW : , COUNCILHi.uns. Wo have
Just received our Inrgo fall Hue of furs , niul
feel assured our assoitmeut is complete , nnd
prices as USUAL , i.ow. r > 00 black hair muffs ,
89 , M and 7Gc. French coney muff , black ,
H.OO , $1.25 , $ l.fiO. Woof seals , $3.00. Monkey ,
$3.MfOtl ) and J.VX ) .
French seals , $ 'i , $1.50 nnd1. .
-Abtnichan , $3.50.
Heavers , * SI , $10 and $12.
Children's nngorn white , in sets , for S3.50.
Children's tiger in sots for S2.60.
Children's chinchilla in sets for $2.50.
Children's Thibet lamb In suU for (11.50. (
Children's white coney In sets for " 5c.
CAl'KS.
ninclc hair cnpcs , $ , ' ) , S-I.SO , ? . " > and IS.75.
Black French coney , 4.50 , $3 , ? nnd $0.50.
Monkey , seal trimmed , { 18.00.
AVoof ; seal , $11.00.
Woof seal , shawl collar , $13.00. _ - _
Woof seal , roll collar , $12.00. " - "
French beaver. $11.00.
Astrachan , $7.00 , $11.00 , M1.75 nnd$12.00.
Natural beaver roll collar , J.10.00.
1MIINTS AND OINCIIAM3.
,1c light and medium clmllies. sS
fie dark fast colored prints.
f > c largo figured furniture prints.
Just the thing for comforters.
Try our lOc , l'J > caiid 15c batting , free from
knots and open out In ono sheet.
Apron ginghams 5c. a bargain.
Dress ginghams nt Sc , lOu and 12 c. New
fall styles.
Something now in striped domcts la light ,
medium anu dark ; nlso mixtures at lOc. Ask
to see them.
Armenia serge , 3d Indies wide , at 12J c.
New styles in Repps , suitable for wraps ,
8f. 12 yards for S1.00.
Empress plaids in new line of colors , 12J c.
TOILET SOAl'S.
Cuticura soap , 17c.
Pears' unseen ted , IDJ c.
Cap May , 2c. ( ) „
Scented Glycerine. lOc , thrco for 2."e.
Ambrosia soap , thrco for 25c , put up in
fanny embossed boxes.
Largo cake of Victoria soap , also Fir's Bal
sam soap , nt f > c , six for 2Sc.
Special "Wo carry a full line of toilet arti
cles , such ns combsof nil kinds , hair brushes ,
nail brushes , hair curlers , etc. , cte. Boston
Store , -lul , 403 and -f05 Broadivay , Council
Bluffs. la.
FOTHEKINGHAM , WIIITELAW &CO.
AmniiRthe Churches.
Twenty-ninth Street Mission Preaching ,
7 : l0 ! p.m. Sunday school , a p.m. All In that
vicinity cornially invited ,
Overtoil mission , People's church Corner
Fourth nvcnuo nnd Seventeenth street.
Sunday school , 8-p. m. ; gospel meeting " : UO
p. in.
The Temperance Mission Society Uev. .T.
Fisk , chaplain. "Will meet this day at 10i(0 : (
n. m. ut the church at the corner of Harmony
and Logan streets. Seats free.
Borean Baptist church The pastor will
preach at the usual hours moniintr nnd even
ing. Sunday school at 1115 : n. in. Prayer
meeting \Veunesdny evening.
First Baptist Church Near postoffiee.
Rev. F. P. Haggard of Hed Oak will preach
nt 10 : .W a.m. and 7IO : ! p.m. Sunday school at
12m. Christian endeavor utlhUUp.m. All
cordially welcomed.
Congregational Services niornlngnncl oven-
Ing. Preaching by the pastor. Morningsub-
Jcct , "Tho Unseen. " Evening. "A Small
Man with a ( it-cut Desire. " Services frco
and all are welcome.
The Trinity Methodist church Epworth
league will give a "Chocolntlno , " with the
' Songs of Seven" rendered in eostumo at
the residence of U. H. Allen , ( U3 Fourth
street , on Friday night next , October 10. Allure
uro invited.
Trinity Methodist Church South Main
meeting , Wednesday , 7:3U : p. in ,
First Presbyterian , corner of Willow
avenue nnd Seventh street Ilov. Stephen
Phelps , pastor. Preaching by the pastor nt
10:30 : u. in. uud 7:30 : p. in. Sabbath school at
12 in , Young peoples' meeting at fi10 : ! p , in.
Strangers ami others cordially invited.
Young Men's Christian association. Mer-
rlam block "Tho Greatest Thing in the
World" will bo the subject for the young
men's meeting today at 4 p.m. Ml men of
the city invited to attend. Come nnd bring a
filcnd. Any strangers m the city will bo
welcome.
Saint Paul's ' Church -Divine service todav
at 10:45 : a.m. and 8:00 : p.m. Sundav school.
12:15. : Sermon topics , morning , "Physical
Death a Blessing ; " evening sermon , "The
Secret of the Christian's Strength. " Young
men and strangers always cordially welcomed
to those services. T. J. Muckav. rontor.
The city having bought the north half of
the Lacey building on South Main street , the
Trinity Methodist church people are occupy
ing the south hall In the same building whew
tney will worship nnd hold Sunday school
until their new church on Fourth street and
Ninth avenue is completed , about 2fovcm <
her 1. ;
Second Presbyterian Services nt 3 p. in. ,
comhicteu by F. I. . Hnyden. Subject , "la
thu Bible Inspired I" Sunday school atf. .
Evening service at 7 : : W. Prayer meeting and
bible study Wednesday evening. Subject for
study : "Christ in the Old Testament.11 All
seekers after blblo truth are earnestly In-
vlted to attend.
The Lutheran synod , of which Hov. 0.V. .
Snyder is president. Is composed of Ameri
cans and English speaking Scandinavians
and Germans , and so is , peculiarly the Ameri
can Lutheran church. Kev , Snyder preaches
today at 10UO : a. m , at the Young Men's
Christian association rooms , In the Merriam
block. Ho Is hero to ascertain the prospects
of starting In the near future an Knglish
Lutheran congregation , and will present the
facts to the synod , which meets next week ut
Sioux City. The public Is cordially Invited
to the services today , and especially those
who arc interested la the founding of 0
church of the above denomination.
Ilobbed Ills Employer.
At 8 o'clock last evening a warrant was is
sued from Justice Scburz'a court for the ar
rest of Albert Johnson , a young man who has
been employed in the meat market of R M ,
Welkcr , corner of Mala street and Sixth ave
nue. The warrant was placed in the tuiruls
of an officer and the young maa was taken
into custody.
Ills employer was very reticent concerning
the matter und refused to give any informa
tion at all for publication , only admitting
that the young man had been In his employ
for the pjst year and a half and was consid
crcd u faithful ntiA trustworthy follow. From
other sources It \ /1learnocl tfmt the amount
of the young niWi defalcation would ap
proximate h sum Wttvecu & 7UO nml fSOO.
The peculations' fiftly rovcrctl a period of
less than six moiilM. Johnson was engaged
M n clerk or slit/p1 tender , and made the
greater part of the Jsalcs. From almost each
silo ho would nbsUtict a sin ill amount , mid
during the day wmildtnko money from the
drawer. His cniploVcr has suspected him
for somotl wo , bull could not obtain definite
iiroor until jcstciilayvlieu ho set a trap for
him , Into which ho boldly wnlked.
Johnson lias been a resident of the city for
seine time , anil had relatives living here , Ho
Is making n desperate effort to innko good the
shortage , but with poor prospects of success ,
A TIirllTty Homo EntcrnrlHo.
This Is what the largest Masonic Journal of
Missouri hns to say about ono of Council
muffs' ' enterprises nfter having examined the
affairs of the association :
"Tho phcnominal growth of the United
Stains Mtuonlc. llcuovolcnl association of
CouncilUluffs , la , is soinethliiK 1o bo won-
dcrud at. The company in the short space of
four years has achieved a success and scored
n record that has no parallel. The marvelous
growth , to u grant extent. Is the result of In.
dcfatigfthlo energy displayed by the secretary
and general manager , W. J. ' Jameson , who
tlllU ample ic.isou to bo exceedingly I proud of
his ability nnd thosuceessof the Associntlon. "
Wo shall continue our special low prices
for Inco anil ehcnlllo curtains the coming
week. The designs arc beautiful. Council
Bluffs Carpet Co.
A Knight of Imlmr Protest.
The Knights of I.ubor have determined to
take n position In opposition to what they
consider tlio extravagance of the city admin
istration. They propose to condemn by reso
lution the acts of ofllcluls which they con
ceive to bo contrary to good public policy ,
and if that falls then to endeavor to correct
nnd prevent the abuses by ballot. Assembly
No. 1800 has adopted the following resolu
tions condemning the appropriation of the
WOO by the city council for the wo of the
Uodgo Light guards , the payment of which
was enjoined by John Short :
WhereuM , Our present city council has scon
( It tntiilsniiio | | > ilato the sum of JJOO to the
DndgoIilKlitRiinids. nnd
( . Whereas , The taxpayers of Council lllulTn
are uniler no obligation and can expect no
special benefit : therefore
Itcsolvoci , That such uctlon of fiald council
to and Is la-ruby condemned ns unwlsj anil
uncalled for , while public Improvements and
other necessary icriulicments lire In n grout
measure unattended to. And wo furthermore
call upon tiivpnjcrs In geneial to piotetit
against dUcrtlnz puljllo money to any other
use than oiljliHilly ; Intended ,
Carpets have gone xip In price at th o mills.
Wo shall continue to sell at the old prices for
the present. Call early with the cash and se
cure the bargains. Council Bluffs Carpet Co.
A.II Important Discovery.
Whllo tlio police officers were searching for
the gambling rooms last night near Port
Omaha they made a discovery that may lead
to a number of arrests. They found
In ono prlvato house sixteen kegs of
beci- and thrco cases of wine , u small
saloon in fact , doing business on the quiet
nnd having neither a city nor a government
llccnso to sell liquor. ; In another place they
found ten kogs. of beer and In another
six kegs. These places undoubtedly sell a
vast amount of lliiuor to the soldiers and
create n gieut deal of disturbance about the
barracks by furnishing those who nro In
clined that way afi opportunity to dissipate.
GEIl.MANS' DAY.
It AVIll bo Crilbbrntcd in This City
Tomorrow.
Tomorrow the 'Germans of this city will
celebrate the lOIth- anniversary of the land
ing of emigrants from the fatherland In this
country. '
In various parts ofjtho country the day will
also bo celebrated , utidlu sotno instances on a
most elaborate scale. In certain sections the
oveht'I ? comin enj wtfcir dn , other days , each
town or district selecting for itself the day
upon which to do honor to the memory of the
first Germans to laud on these shores.
] n this city the day will bo celebrated with
both song and eloquence. In the vocal exer
cises the Coiicordla , the Mu'iierclior , the
Liedcrkrnnz , the Swiss Singing society , the
Gesang vcioin of th'o Turners and the sing
ing section of the Plnttdeutschcr vereln will
take part. Each of thcso will sng | a piece.
while all of them will join In two grand
choruses , making the hall ring with glorious
niul pair lotto music.
The oratorical part of the exercises has
oceii assigned to Hon. Frederick Scknuko ,
editor of the Nebraska Tribune , the well
known German paper of this city , who will
speak in thu German tongue , while Hon. E.
Hosewatcr , editor of THE BEE , will speak in
Knglish.
The exercises will bo held In Exposition
hall , corner of Capitol avenue nnd Fourteenth
street , at which place ut 2 o'clock a rehearsal
of nil thu singing societies will bo hold this
afternoon.
j r.i II.K ; HA fits.
T. H. Pope of Boston is nt the Murray.
S. II. Cr.iig of Beatrice is nt the Casoy.
J. B. Hood of Lincoln is at the Merchants.
A. K. Stearns of Is'c\v York Is nt the Pax-
ton.
ton.1C.
1C. T. lilchards Is registered at the Mer
chants.
Purdy Pratt of Cook Is registered at the
Casey.
AV , L. Jillson of S\ftnrt \ is in the city , nt the
Ciisoy.
John Cobb of Milwa ukco is a guest at the
Pnxton.
T1. S. lllehmond of Ann Arbor Is at the
Millard.
P. A. Marsh of Chicago was at the Murray
last night.
J. C. Peterson of Chicago Is a guest at the
Merchants. -
J. M. Kaymond of Lincoln is registered at
the Millard.
Fred "W , Lomax of Denver Is in the city , at
the Murray.
Dr. R. S. ICnodo left for Louisville , Ky. ,
yesterday ,
N. J. Hamilton of Cedar Ilaplds was at the
Casey last night.
Ki C. Jordan of Burlington was ut the Icr-
ctiants last night.
E. C. Beobo of Nebraska City was nt the
Millard last night.
William II. Atwood of Fremont was at. the
Pnxton last night.
( ! , H. Henderson of Xow York Is in the
city , at the Millard.
Mrs. Carlisle anil Maid of Boston are regis
tered nt the PuxtpVi ?
Gcorgo II. Crotuiiiof Philadelphia was at
the Murray last ntyht.
Juilgo W. II. ICellfiy left for Chicago yes
terday on a short huslacss trip ,
Mrs. J. J. Blistu has returned from New
Yoikwhere shoJias been for two weeks.
Dr. Blrnoy , the catarrh specialist , went to
Chicago lost nlght\aud \ will return Monday.
Hon. Fred DuBqUo , congressman of Idaho ,
passed through Oauhu yesterday on the wav
homo. *
Miss Lizzie Thomas , daughter of W. D.
Thomas of Fremont ) is the guest of the Misses
Boulter ,
Mr. mid Mrs. Huntley are visiting Mrs.
Glacomlnl , tlio latee'H mother , at 1621 North
Twenty-second sttVbt.
Mr. Samuel Hamilton and daughter have
returned from a foil } months' visit to their
country homo In Oflo.
President Ulehard Smith of the builders'
and traders' exchange has returned from a
four weeks' visit in Now York ,
Miss Moral ! , who has been visiting Mr.
.loseph Hoyden and sisters , leaves tomorrow
for her home lu Washington , 1) , C.
The Yedanta Thcosophlcal society meets
every Sunday 7 : ! ) i * . iti. at rcotn 205 Shecloy
block. AH are invited.
Oa Monday evening the lj. A. C. E. lit
erary society will hold its llrst meeting nnd
entertainment of the season.
First Society of Progressive Spiritualists
will meet at 'J p. in , sharp nt Knights of
Pythias hull , Twenty-sixth and Cumlng
btreets.
To strengthen the hair , thicken the growth ,
stop it * blanching und falling out. and \\hero
ills gray to restart ) the youthful color , use
Hall's Ilalr Kcucwcr.
AStVNKMKXTS.
"La Travlata , " Verdi's dramatic opera WRS
given lost evening nt the Uoyd , with Miss
Francesco Quthrlo In the stellar role of
Vlolottn , Mom. Oulllo ni Alfred Ucrmont ,
and Mr. William Mortens as his father ,
George Ocrmont. The performance left llttlo
to bo desired from n vocal point of view , but
the romantic role ot Alfred suffered on ac
count of Mr. Gulllo's stature. Art should
bo above the dcslro for physical beauty ,
probably in n tenor , but it will bo universally
conceded that vocal nullity coupled with a
iiinnly presence adds greatly to such a
role as Alfred ( Ji'rmont. Anil this is
said In no way derogatory to Metis.
Uuillc , for his ability as un artist Is unques
tioned.
Miss Outhrlosnng the score of Vlolettn In
a manner that left llttlo to boiloslral. She
Is beyond question ono of the most cnpablo
artists now before the public , her work at all
times being Intelligent and conscientious.
Mr. Mortens , whllo not n great George , was
quite pleasing. The only fault to bo found is
with his articulation. The chorus was in ex
cellent form and the opera was gl\cn with
excellent effect ,
Tonight this company will bo seen at the
Grand In that most delightful of nil the
grand operas , "Trovatoro. " MorrU Gulllo
will sing thu tolo of Mnurico , MlssOuthrle ,
Leonora and no company now cntour It so
well constituted to give this opera than the
IIoas opera company , which closed at the
Boyd last night.
At the corner of Fourteenth nnd Chicago
streets there has been established one of the
most unique entertainments which has yet
visited this city. It is called the labyrinth.
It consists of a series of paths leading be
tween canvass walls In every direction. The
object is to reach a ling start which is located
so ns to ho visible from nil parts of thosquure.
The party who roaches this polo
after having traversed the devious ways ,
is entitled to a draw at a certain
time , for n vnlutiblo prize. The attempts to
reach the polo load frequently to the getting
of ttio enthusiast lost so much that ho is
compelled t * > allow one of the attendants to
lead him out. This causes a great deal of
good-natured laughter , which Is all the more
delightful if the attempt to reach the goal is
made bf a fair-sized party of ladles and gen
tlemen. Tlio price of admission Is only 10
ccuts.
nUI UILiIO.VN CAMPAIGN DATKS.
List of AniioiinconicntH Prepared by
the Committee.
The following is the list of announcements
of republican meetings as far in prepared up
to date by thostatocentr.il committee :
All meetings to bo in the evening unless
stated otherwise.
Colonel T. J. Majors nnd Hon. I. . D. llli-h-
li'ulrliury , Saturday , October 11.
J. L. Uebstcr Hastings , Monday , October 0 ;
Tsi'lson , Tuesday , October 7 ; toward , 'Cluirs-
cliiy. October 1 > : York. Friday , Octobur 10 :
Atliland , KiLtutduy , Uctolior tl.
Hon. N. V. llarlnn and W. H. Suininers-WII-
sonvllle , Thursdiiy , October 2.
W. S. Summer * and Oeorge A. Adams Alma ,
l'rlilay,0etoberi ; ; Uiilbcrtson.i-atiiiduy , Octo
ber 4.
General T. . . W. Colby and Uev. Joseph II.
1'iLMson Tecnniseli , Monday. Octoiler ( I ; Iliim-
bolilt. Tui'siliiy , October ? ! Hiilo , WvdnuMlay.
Octobers ; Neniiiha Olty , Thursday , OeloberU ;
IMiittsnioutli , Saturday , November 1 ( after
noon , )
lion. C. P. Halllgan and George W. Wlltzo
Dakota City , Monday , Octnbor 6 : Wayne ,
Tiiu-ilny , October * : Pierce , WednesdayOcto
bers : Urolghton. Tliursdny , October ! ) : Stun-
ton , Friday. Uotobcr 10.
Hon. A. K. Uady liiokcn How , Tuesday ,
October ? .
Hon. A. n. Cady and Hon. A. 11. LOUR Orel ,
AVcrtnesdnyOctobers ; Ump Olty , Thuisday ,
OeloberU.
Hon. J.L. Caldwcll AVahooThursday after
noon , October-ii ml II. H. Hitldrldgoat 7 p. in. ;
Klinwood. Saturday , October 18 ( afternoon. )
Mlko MoSln-rry und K. W. I'enwarden
fireeley Centre , Monday. October0 : 1'Iuito
Centre , Tue-duy , October7 ; Albion , \Vcilnc'-
diy. Octobers ; Scrllmer , TluirsilayOctober ! ) ;
AMsner. Friday. October li ) .
Hon. S. 1) . Caineion and F. W. Collins Utiea ,
Monday , OctoberO ; Ilradshaw , Tuesday , Oc-
1 | ) cr 7 : Ar.ipahoi' , Wrdnesday. Ootouur S ;
Harvard. 1'liursilay , October I ) ; Hamilton ,
Friday , October JO.
Hon. 8. I1. Davidson and Hon. Clinrlcs T. , .
Hall Enillcirtt , Tui'sflny , Octoler 7 ; Tobias ,
ttPilnesilny , October 8 ; ueno\a , Saturday , Oc
tobur II.
lion , \V , J. Council Nebraska City , Satur
day. September 27 ; Kails City. Monuay , Sop-
ten iborW.
Hon. S. P. Davidson nnd Hon. T. W. Lansing
Wyniore. Monilay , OctoberO.
lion. Thomas Darnell Urewster , I'rlday.Oc-
tobera.
lions. J. I. . Webster , L. I ) . Richard ? ami W.
1' . Guiiey Opera house , Oinahn , Friday , Oc
tober 3.
.TudRoO. P. Mason lied Cloud , Friday , Oc
tober a.
lions. J. L. Wnbitor , Ti. P. Richard ) nnd
Jolin 0. Wtit&ou Weeping Water , Satuiduy ,
OotoberiTi ( afternoon ) .
Ilov , llyronHenl Ijlnwood , Wednesday , Oc
tober 8 ; Cedar KimlUi , Friday , Octob'er 10 ;
Atkinson. Monday , October la.
UeorRO II , HusthiRs nnd I'rof. W. E. Andrews
lloldiooTuesday , October" ; Oxford. Fri
day , October , 10.
Hporuo II. Hastings and W. S. Summers
McCookVcdiicxdiiy , October 8 ; llenkclmim ,
Thursday. Octobvrli.
Hon. S. W. ( Jhrhty and George W. Ambrose
Sutton , Slondny , October 0.
The City Jail Record.
Last month's business at the city jail is
summed upas follows ; Total arrests made ,
MK The crimes for which they were ar
rested are set opposite their names thus :
For adultery , a ; assault , 0 ; assault and
battery , 2 ; assault with ill tent to do
great bodily harm , 2 ; assault with intent
to commit murder , 4 ; assault with In
tent to commit rape , 1 ; assault uith intent
to Idll , 1 ; burglary , 9 ; committing a nui
sance , 4 ; carrying concealed weapons , 0 ;
complaining witnesses , 8 ; carrying burglars'
tools , " ; concealing stolen projierty ,
1 ; cruelty to unimals , 1 ; disturbing
the ticace , 8 ; defrauding nn inkeoper , : ) ;
druulc and disorderly. 60j disturbing tbo
peace by lighting , 03 ; drunk , 100 ; dlsoulcrly
conduct , IS ; embezzlement , - ; fugitives
from Justice , 4 : fast driving , 'Ji.grand lar
ceny , 8 ; Rambling , 8 ; liouso urealdng , 4 ;
horse stealing , 'J ; unpersonntiiig uu oflicer ,
1 ; Insane , U ; incorrlgibility , 5 ; Interfering
with an oflicer , 1 ; keeping assignation house ,
1 ; keeping vicious dog , 1 ; Keeping gambling
devices , 8 ; keening saloon upcn on
Sunday , C ; keeping employment agency
without n license , 1 ; larceny , 10 ; larceny as
bidleo , 1 ; larceny from person , ! ) ; malicious
destruction of property , 1 ; obstructing
s kl o walk , 4 ; obtaining money by fulso pre
tenses , 4 ; obtaining goods by lulsu pre
tenses , 1 : prostitutes , 8 : pimp , 1 : petit
larceny , 845 peddling without a license ,
3 ; passing counterfeit money , 'J ; resisting nn
oflicer , ii ; selling mortgaged property , I ; sell
ing drugs tvithout license , ! ; shooting with
Intent to kill , 3 ; stabbing with intent to
wound , 1 ; suspicious characters , 01 ;
slaughtering within the city limits , S ;
selling liquor on Sunday , 1 ; seduction , 1 ;
using loud and profanco language ,
11 ! ; unlawful practice of medicine , 1 ; violat
ing building ordinance , 4 ; garbage ordinance ,
U ; back ordinance , : i ; plumbing oidinancc , T ;
vagrants , 187 ; Inmates of gambling house , 14 ;
wife beating , 1.
Kour hundred and forty-flve of the number
were Americans , 4 were Austrlans , 1 ! ) Bo
hemians , 4 Chinamen , ! 1 Canadians , 4 Danes ,
5 English , 10 French , 3 Finns , IW Gcminim , 'J
Hobrowa , IS'.i Irishmen , 1 Indian , I Italian.
70 negroes , 4 Norwegians , 44 Swcdoi and U
Scotchmen.
There were : il conulctlens nnd 480 Dismiss
als , the other ! ! 9 cases being still on thedockct
not disposed of.
A Snake was Her He I fellow.
Mrs. Sarah Cronsley of this place ,
placed a htraw bed in her ynrd to nlr n
low days ngo nnd nt night took It In and
slept on It , says a diHpateh from Port
Norrls. N. J.to thoPhiladulnbitiTimes.
During the night Hho foil something
moving In the bed , but thought it was u
mouse , nnd being ono woman in n mil
lion who Is nut afraid of n mouse , lot
matters L'O until morning. When she
examined the bed Bho found a largo
\vutor sntiko rolled up in it , which had
ulopton It all night.
The Sunday school connected with the
Je\vlsh tcmplo on Ilarney street near
Twenty-fourth will be reopened today at 0W ; !
o'clock. All Jewish people in the city uro
cordially Invited to attend. In the evening
the last feast , of Tabernacle * will be cele
brated at this house of worship. Kabbi
Koscnnu will deliver an address.
Dr. Dlrney , nose and throat , Bco bldg.
SOVTJt 0.1H IfA \
UnsTIiorc llcnn 1'onl Piny ?
Cashier W. A. L. Gibbon , of the Nebrnslm
savings bank , reports uMngularcircumstance
that gives cause for grave suspicious.
On Juno 5 , a man giving his name ns M ,
Dradlcy deposited $1'.X ) , getting a ccitlllcnto
of deposit duo in three mouths. The man
could not write und made his mark on the
signature register.
On September 10 Mr. Unulloy went In the
bnnUngatunud In the absence of the cashier
got a receipt for fOO more to bo added to his
other deposit , and was to call the next day
to get from Cashier ( llbbon a certificate for
hlsSITO. Instead of Mr. Hradtov , another
man came In on September 11 with the ro-
celpt and demanded the money , and on
being asked to sign the receipt ,
promptlv wrote , In a rapid , business
hand "Michael llradloy. " This caused air.
Morlartv to bo suspicious , and ou refusing to
pay over the money the strange man turned
juilo and trembled , and hastily went nut to
get .soino ono to identify him , but failed to
retain. The suspicious part of the whole
mutter Is the full uro of Mr. llradloy to re
turn and get his certificate , or on discovering
the lots of his | iapurs to notify the bun ! : .
When nnd Where to
The honrd of registration for South Oinnha
will sit on Tuesday , October 7 , from Sa. in. to
8 p. in. ; on Wednesday , October 15 , from 8 n.
m. to 8 p. in. ; Thursday , October BM , from 8.
a. in. to 8 p. in. ; Friday , October : il , same
hours , nnd on Saturday , November 1 , thov
will sit for the last time.
The places of registration nro at follows ;
First \Vnrd Luinm's scale olllce , Twenty-
sixth street , between M and X.
Second Ward Justice Levy's ofllco ,
Twenty-sixth street , between N und O
streets.
Third Ward-Kllkar's hotel. Q street ,
between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets.
Fourth Ward Building directly south of
the Live Stock Kxchango building.
Dlood niul Itoolll" .
Articles for n six-round light have been
signed between Tommy White , the Chicago
champion , and Hilly Hnwloy's unknown , to
take place hi Gcrnmnlu , hull Friday evening.
The conditions of the articles uro that if
Whlto docs not knock bis opponent out
within the six rounds Hawloy's iniin gets 450
forfeit and the entire gate receipts. The light
is for blood and boodto.
Seriously Injiu- .
.Tames Hennessey , an employe nt the Ar-
mour-Cudahy picking houses , while nt work
yesterday afternoon , cut himself with his
butcher killfe , the blade penetrating the ab
domen , causing a..serious wound. The at
tending surgeon is of the opinion that the
man will pull through all right providing no
complications occur.
V. M. C. A. Kent Hall Onme.
The foot ball game between two picked
teams of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion at Walnut Hill yesterday afternoon drew
a fair sized crowd , and proved to bo very in
teresting. W. Li. Sheldon nnd L. V. Curtis
were the captains. Curtis seemed to have
selected players of superior ability to these
chosen by Sheldon , for in a two hours' con
test the score stood IS to 0 in favor of
the Curtis team. The gnmo was hotly con
tested in several innings , however , and the
zero record of the Sheldon team was largely
due to luck. In one exciting rush Mr. Curtis
received a severe cut just above the left eye.
This was the only unpleasant accident of the
afternoon playing.
D. H. Gowignnd wife of Syracuse , N. V. ,
who have been the guests of Kir. and Mrs , L.
C. Hill for the past week , leave for the coast
tomorrow.
DRIVING PARK.
Fall Meeting- , October 7to 10,1890
S4.OOO IN 3URSI S.
PROGRAMME :
MONDAY , OCTOlinil 7. -
" ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' " " ' '
JjSsJTrottliut Purso"'ii.'I"I'I. ! ! ! ! MO
Il-ye.ir-old TrottlnK-Stuko 10J
TUKSDAY , OOTOlIKIt 8.
2.riOTrottlinj Pur.so liOO
2ja ! Trottlne I'lirao 4oO
3-ycar-oldTrottliiK-Stako 55
WEONKSDAY , OOTOIIEUO.
2i8TroUliiK : Purse 403
l'iirs 50J
Frce-Kor-All Trottln ?
Yearling Trotting Itace Stalco HI
THUKSDAK , OOTOHEU 10.
2n : Trottlnit I'urso 40 }
Kreo-For-All PaeliiB I'urw M )
Frce-ror-All , Stullfim 1'nrsu fiOJ
Natlonul Tnitttng association rulus to sov-
nrn. Entries closii Outober4. Htulcunico free.
Mlle trauk. J. W. 1'ERKOOY , I'roslilnnt ,
Counull lllulTj , Iowa.
Address all coiiununtcatlons to.
A. II. OIHUS. Bc6rctiry. :
515 South l-lth St. . Omaha. Neb.
J. D. Kl > Ml'Xl > t > uv. 1'rei. 15.u HiiunAKT , \'lco-l'ro > .
CIIAIIIUS II. HAN.VAX , faslilcr.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 50,000 ,
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350,000 ,
Iiiir.croiis-I. A.MIllor , K. O. Gle.ison. 13. I , .
ShiiKiirt , K. K. Hurt , . ) . I ) . KdimmiNon , Ubarlus
( J. llumnm. Traii-.ict general baiiMn ? busi
ness. Largest Ciiplf.il and surplus of any
ban ) : InSoiithwustern town.
INTERESTON TIME DEPOSITS.
F. M , ELLIS & CO. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Building ; Superintendents.
lionrmJriO nnd 4 K lieu Ilnlldln ; , Onialm.Nnb. .
and Rooms till and ' 'Id ' Merrlam Block , Counull
llliill'.i. In Correspondence bolloltoil.
ttf v
Sixty-First Animul Coiifcrcuoo
in Matt IjnKr.
SM.TLu < r.Cnv , Utah , Oct. 4.--The Mor
mon semi-annual conference wns opened to
day by ( Jcorgo Q. Crtiinon. Kldor Roberta
spokoof tbo revelation to como from Presi
dent Woodruff and snld that I8W would vnnk
as nu epoch In the history of the church.
I'reAldunl Woodruff then eamo forward
and said the Lord wouldn't reveal the time ]
but lie hull talked twice recent ly with Joseph
Smith In the spirit , nnd tbo ( import o ( It wan
tlmt the bridegroom was uboub to take the
brlilo. Ho also t id Uod belli nil tlio veil with
Ih'l lmm YouiiKniul was vncoiiniKcd iiroallv.
Apostle Hlchnrdt said the kingdom was to
ailvanco inoro rnpldly than over , but the Son
of Mini nnd Ills nugcl * would not coinu on
earth until .lerniiilfinlH rebuilt , The saints
should study tin ) scripture * inoro ami then
thi < young men would see visions niul old men
ilrou in.
Apostle Tlutt-clior ndvlseil thosnlntt to pro-
piuii for 1VJ1. They had prospered urontly
of Into und tlmt nuiilo him fcurful. Vt'lmtvo
need Is porjecutlon nnd plenty of It. Ho ex
pressed full belief In wnodrnll'.s I'onversu-
tlons with .losoph Smith nnd Brliliaiii ; Yoiiiur.
Tlio tlmo is coining when this country will
lutiiinciiKi'KO in a slrlfo betivcun capltul anil
labor and the Mormon question will bo for-
potten tor u tiiiio. Then t\o people woulil
Iloo from nil tmits of thu land to Utiih and thu
Mormons would welcome thoni nnd would
establish hero a true republican ( jouTiiincnt
with democratic urinciplos ,
\Vclih
There will bo prcnchiiiK today at the Welsh
Presbyterian church as follows i At 10 n , m.
by Uev. 1) . Edwards of Denver , Colo. , and
le\- . Joseph Kohortaof Minneapolis , Minn. ;
nt2HOn. : in. bylJuv. Thoinus Miles. Mlatto
county , Noiiraslcn , and Hcv. Richard Hughes ,
Ullfton , In. * , ntUO : hy Hcv. ICdwnrd Joseph ,
Willlamsbiirg , la. , und Kev. Joseph Uobcrts ,
Mliinenpolls.
Mr. T. C. Humphrey of Omaha leads tlio
slnnlnp and 1'rof. William Utivlct ol Mil win-
keo pivAldca at the orpnu at all these services.
At the session yesterday full report } ) were
read from the various cotninltlees appointed
to investigate all the different lines of vorlc
perlormed by tlio church. At 'J p.m. Kev
Johns , pastor of the Twenty-fourth sticet
ehurce , w.is ordaliifd. The following t'ontle-
niPii assisted In the ordination coivnionlcs t
Kev. D. IMwards , Denver ; Kev. 11 T.
Hiij-lies , D.IWII , Mo. ; Rev. Thomas Miles ,
Pliute county ; Kev. Kloliard Hut-lies , Clif
ton , In. ; Hov. Kilwiml Joseph , Williams-
bun ; ) ) , In. ; Hev. Joseph Roberts , IMInne.ipo-
lls , Jllmi.
Hud I'l 'Btio In Xew Joi-sey.
HkMiiUKO , N. .T. , Get. I. In this villagp ,
with a population of NX ) , there lias been no
less tlmii forty-five cases of mailsu-'int dysen
tery within the lust two months. Mnuy of
the inhabitants In a llttlo liamlot nearby
have suffered with the pla uo and nine died ,
but in I lambing , where the disc.iso orlR-
Inatcd , Its ruva es have been the Krealest.
Twenty deaths huvc occurred. A doctor says
it was a phiRuo of epidemic , contagious dys
entery. Others believe that tlio disease is a
species of cholera sueh ns was predicted
would follow tbo gciioral epidemic of the
pippo last spring. There Is a foul pi pen
In tlio village on the < -ile | of a pond ami
within ten feet of a lart'o cemetery. For
years it has not been cleaned out nnd tlio
offal has been lie-cumulating duritif nil this
time.
Louis J. Palmer of Swcetwnter county ,
\Vyo. , has been In Omaha several days , life-
puest of II. J. Ilnolictt. Air. 'Palmer
is n sou of cx-Go\cnior Palmer of Illi
nois.
Miss Nettle K. Ccok , who hns been visiting
her sister , Mrs. , T. K. Dates , 10'JI Locust
street , returned yestcrdny to hoi- homo ut
Cedur Fulls , In.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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WANTED A tfmicr , ut once. SlniKiirt St
Co. , 11 .Main hi.
WANTIID Aflrst-clutHilicsimmlur anilnn
apprentice girl at once. Apply to Miss
Mary ( ilcjfton , ! ! 1'cnrlht.
STAI.L10X 1'or s.ilo cheap ! full blooded
Noriiiun ; re ? . . ' .107. .1 , .1. Mi's , near iluat
nnd dumb Institution , Council B lulls.
FOR SALE The sloclc niul fixtures nf u n U
ostiiblMied grocery store , or will cull
stock nnd icut store and IKtiui's ; aKo tliri'uJ
4-yiMir-old colts for sale. Inquire of T. JJ.
Smith & Son , 713 lUtli avo. , Council HUlllM.
POTTAWATTAMin county farms for sale :
HM ! > ten and tuimty aeio traots urnimil
Council lllulTn. Johnston , t Van 1'utli'ii , i\ur- ;
ett block ,
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\\7ANTr.D Hy two young num. sltuatlrtii.
TI Hardware Inihliu'ss pioforrcd. but will
accept any other , wlmlusalunrrntall. Finnish
nil lofuirnces riviulred. Addm > s I' . II. & , ! U
Main st. , Council ItlulTs.
FOK HUNT Houses and rnonis ; ono over
store noiirt'oiirt house , iiiulonii ( iiinMieil
loom at J. K. UnvUlsimV , vr I'lfth air.
FOK change In busings will hell htocl ; of
druns ami ll.\tiin > s , all nuw unit llrit clivf.
ut a discount. If sold nil lilu uiixt. : n ) il.iyn. In-
voleo about $ . ' , W. Address S. , llto uflleu.
Council llluir.s.
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FOIl PALIS Tliu Homo Restaurant for sale
on i'iy terms. Thu most | > i > ulir : place lu
thoclly. a.V. . Scott. ICI7 Broadway.
F OIl SAljE nr Kent O.irdim lainl. nlth
bouses , by J , It. Ittuo. Hi Main st. , Couiioll
FWHY
WHY ] ny rent wnon you can buy a honioon
tliUbiuno terms , und In ease of your ilc.itti
at nny I line lu.ivo your funilly tlio homo dau *
on tlio following tornis ;
A homo worth 41 , OX ) at $12 per month.
Ahomo worth fl.riO ) at JH pur month.
Ahomo worth IJ.UJ ) at $ 'l pur month.
A homo worth $ .1,0)0 ) ut. $11 pur month.
A homo worth $1,00) ) ut $1) per month.
Other prleod homo on the sumo term * . Tha
aboro monthly payments Include principal
anillntornit. For full | > artlutllir-i ; call on or
address the .In Id He Wells Oo. . 003 HrouOwuy.
Council lllulTs , la.
I C. O. D.
xTtist Opened.
C. O. D. Brown , of Omaha , has opened a
First Class Grocery House at the corner of
Fourth and. Broadway. "We buy for cash and
sell for cash , and are able to save our custo
mers per cent.
I Here is What You Can do for Cash :
l.i pounds fjranulntcd sufur for. . . . $1.00 / Potted Ham , per can $ .03
10 pou'nda extra C sugar 1.00 Doviloil Hum , ncr cnn 05
17 pounds C } sugar 1.00 12 07. , Bottle Lemon Extract 05
7 bars ofVlio liussinn soap for 25
12 . Bottle Vanilla 05
. . . . oz. Extract
I box of White Russian soap for. 3.60
U bars Rood laundry soap Oo Vlnopnr , per Ballon 15
Largo bottle bluing ( ) o Coal Oil , per gullon . ,10
California hams per pound 00 6 gallons Gasoline 05
Boneless hums per pound 11 Salt , by the barrel 1.30
Cream chccso per pound , , . , lo Wo nro headquarters on Flour.
Potatoeu per bushel 0(1 ( R.T. Davis'No. 10 per flack l.CO
Good broom 16 U. T. Davis1 , Blue D , per suck l.Sfi
Jolly per pound 05 Gold Medal per sacU 1.50
Navy beans pisr pound 05 Pnffo , Norton & Go's Hutlnlo Flour. 1.40
Crackers per pound ( X ) A. Hattlor. try H , per suck 1.00
II loaves of broad fur 10 Choice Country Huttor 1/i / to .18
Mustard sardines pur can 10 No. 1 Creamery Huttor " 0
Oil sardines per can 07 Strictly Fresh KggB , per do/
All goods warranted as represented and 16
ounces to the pound. Weigh your goods and
don't be deceived by your high priced grocry- .
man.
ED. N. Brown , C. O. D.
Fourth Street and Broadway ,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , - . . . . . IOWA.