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THE OMAHA DAILY BJflJBATLTRJAT : , OOTOBEIt 25 , 1800.
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THE OMAHA 1VEE
COUNCIL. BLUFFS ,
OI'FlCi : , NO. 12 PHAUL ST.
Delivered by Carrier In uny partof tlioClty.
U , W. TII.TON. . MA.NAOKU
i Jlii'lntFsOnicr. No. 4J.
: , NlRhlftlltui , No. S3.
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JllMJIt JIKATIVS ,
i N. y p co.
Council IJltiffs Lumber Co , real ,
Lrnvnto wed was granted jcstoiday to
t UcoiKoMenkennd.Minnlo Oustdlclc , both of
' Ncolu.
draco Coy 1ms asked the courU to grunt
f hern Hcpanitlor. from Hamilton Coy , alleging
ij , cruelty ,
* 'Iho ' jouiiKpeopla of the (5 olden league guv o
* nn entertainment nt the Second I'rosuytorhm
f chinch lust night.
i\ \ ' 1 ho Knvnl Arcanum [ arty hist night was n
' ! Rand success anil one of the plcasnntest
UYUIL.H of the season.
At a late hour la-st night the till nt I' . Ken-
ncll's sample room on South Main street was
/ ' tupped of 1' . ' . No clue.
Anyone ) wanting to huy cheap n fine team
of lar o mule's , together with harness anil
wagon , should cull at Fred Davis' ' stables on
f Fourth street.
An oil hnmo nt the east end of the phtform
/ ntthe transfer ciiujrht llio nt 0 o'clock hist
( . ' niuht anil win entirely destroyed. The loss
will not exceed f juo. The origin of llio lire Is
t unknown.
jr Kd A U'ieklinin returned last evening after
n two months'ahsenco In Denver , wheio he
* liaa heen looldiiLj after n couple of himdred
men entingcd on the contracts that hu\e been
' uw.ndcil him for public work
i Louis Uli'deiman rottirned yesteidnj fiom
f Dei Molncsvhuio lionttciuled the iiiePting
* of llio grand lodge of Oddfellows. He was
? elietcdand Installed grand master for the
order In Iowa James Speuis and ( ! eoi e % T
tjmlth of tins city wcro also honoied l y hi'lng
Iiliiecd upon prominent eoiilinlttcui.
A mec'tliiL ; In the intciust of the Sunday
school work w 111 uo held in the L'ungregu.
tlonal church Monduy c\ensng \ , the'Jrtli lust.
Addresses will 1 3 made by Dr.V. . A. Dun-
c.m and \ { KJ ( A Tamil. All Interested in
Bundli , schools iiiespee'tlvouf denomiiritloa
me cordially Invited tn tie | ) tu.ciit. Uxcr-
clse-s will e-oininonec at 7 : ; 0.
K. Molta/ , who runs a butcher shop on
Ktist HinndvMiy , liad occasion to leave his
5 shop liu a tew minutes Wednesday evening
f uhout ( So'cloek. Ajoung man \vhomhcdld
.5 not linnw was standing In the shop and Mot-
f tu ; i ( ( ( uosteii him to watch the shop dm-
fi Ing the toimcr's nhsenco. He was nhsont
i1 but a few minutes , but when ho ro-
j turned ho found that thu watcher had gone ,
together with nil the money from the dnj's
rt'ecipts , amounting to about * 15. No tnieo
of the thief or the < inonoy has , \ot been ob
tained , and it will ho nloiiKtlme bufoie Mr.
Alotta/will tins ! his shop to an ) one whom
he docs not hnow very vvcll indeed.
J.C. HUny , swam ne.itlm ; , sanitary on-
Kinecr , VII l.lfo hiil'lhu ' , O.iuh r , 'JJJ Mer
riain hloek , Council niiilTs.
Visit the .Model Clothing Co. , Ml IJioaU-
way , Sapp's now building.
Stolen "Mules Heciivcii'd.
The team of inulo * stoluu from K. More-
house , a market ( -arilener living thco inlks
north of the eity , we're locatcel jcsteitliy at
Hastings , la The mules \vcio stolen Uvo
WUOKS airo , nnd Morehoiisc has sjiunt a great
deal of mono ) traveling luouiul unil teaieb-
ing for the stolen pioporty. I.ottfn and
postal uinls pling n discriiitlon of the outlll
nmi the youiiK nun \\liu stole it.veie sent
all over the vouutiy , but tbo most diligent
search fulled to bring foitti imy tidings , nnd
young \Vhllo , the tblof , hail iiiipafuutly
droiod ] out of sk'lit us L-ninplotely ns If tbo
cailh b.iel opeMicd unil swallowed him
up. On Thurshay morning Moro-
liouso put u little paragnipli in TIIK III B giv
ing a illicrluttoii of the stolen proncity und
offurlng u reward for the recovery and tbo
nrrestof the thief , Ycstciilav morning let
ters and telegrams bognn to pour into tbo
city manlial's ' onico froai Hastings , a 1111011110-
Ing that the boy White ha'l traded the team
to a farmer near there tbo da > after ho dlsaii-
pcarcd from this city , alter selling his lo.iel of
vegetable's. Maisluil Tcinpletou also rci elvert
u tciopbono niessago from tbe town marshal
ut HiiHtitiKs e'lnlmliig tbo reward. He. with
scores of oilier citizens of the llttlo \ , IlliiKo ,
had seen the description of the stolen ani
mals in Tnu BKI , and hastened to notify the
o\vnur.
White1 , the sevcntocn-year-olil thief , drove
directly to JListlngstiovo ho leiimined but
n short time until ho succeeded In finding n
farmer with n span of borscs which he was
wIllhiK to trade tor the mules. The trade
wiw ( lulelily made and jounp White left. Ho
claimed that ho was ort his way to Kansas ,
wheio bo had friends , and was anxious to
Bet them nmi as the mules were lather slow
travclcis he was willing to give somebody u
good bargain in cxebango for a te.im w
hoiscs. liinnodlutely after making the trade
lie loft and it is supposed went south.
Mr. Worehouso will go to Hastings this
moinlng with witnesses to provo his prop
erty. It will only bu inieulou of n shoit
limo wlion tlio boy will bo cnptuivd. It Is
evident that ho had no ilcsiio to go to Kan
sas , and It is thought ho has sold or tiadeil
the team of the Mills count } mini and It will
befoiuul aiulreeo\cietlnot far from Hastings.
The Manhattan .iportmg heajquartcis , 413
Broadway.
Look ut the line display of ovoreonts at the
Model Clothing Co.
He Itobhcil the School Tronniiry.
A stranger , leading u freckled-faced ,
shoclc-lieaded youngster about1 fourteen yeais
old , nceosted Marshal Tcmpleton on tbo
street last evening mid asked to ba.ve tbo boy
locked up as a fugitive from Justice. In ex
planation of bis request he said tb.it ho w is n
resident of Cedar Haplds , 'Neb. , and tli.it tbo
boy had robbed his father of a large sum of
money and was running away from home.
'I'lio boy \\as taken to the sta
tion , nnd when searched had J'il..r > 0 in his
possession and a ticket for Kansas City. He
confessed to Tnr. UKK reporter that tbo
charge made bv the stranger was true , ami
Mated that his father's nime was Lucius
Braiucn , mid that ho Uent the money for tbo
Hcbool district. Ho kept It in the house
locked tip in an old trunk. Night before last
tbo boy said % ho got Into trouble with
Ills older brother and concluded to skip
out. To got the money to go on ho broke
open tbo old trunk where tlio school funds
\\e-ro kept and took all there was In the pile ,
Just o\i'ii 10 , Yesterday morning ho bought
a tlkea to Kansas City , where an undo ro
ubles , and ho stinted to make n visit. He did
not appear to feel very badly OUT his cap-
tuio , and had about mnilo up his inlnil that
lie had seen enough of the \\orld , IIo will beheld
held until his father can como or send for
him.
Unprecedented bargains In bo-5 , nnd
children's ' clothing at. the Model Clothing Co.
Hotel Gordon OpeiiH Today ,
The force of men and \vonion cnguged
the work of i-einodcliiitr the nechotlo house1 ;
now the Hotel Gordon , have got along better
than \\rus expected , nnd the newly lilted up
lioitclry will bo opened for the ix'cojitlou of
guests this cvonliiK' .
It is u coinfintablo anj well furnished
liotcl , und cannot fall , to spHni ; into Rivut
ixtpulnritylth tlie tr.ivollni ; nubile from the *
Hturt. Kvcr ) thln Is now , brijjlit , clenu uiul
fresh , nud tlio dinlni ; room and Idtchcn scr-
vleo as line as any hotel hi the ) countiv.
Colonel Clatlt mid Uiy Cleric Whitney \vUl
be ghul to meet their frlcinU ami house full
of Kuc.sts today , unit Mill assure them as coin ?
fortuble a temporary home us they could u Isiu
A. Now Ciiiiiiiiiiiy.
The Inwu fuel and power company fllcd i
nitli-lcs of IncoriKinitlou yesterday , The
doeument wiw vciy hrlef mul simply set foitli
tlio statement that the | > laeru of business win
to ho in Council lllufts , and the capital stock
| JiV\000 , tuat the purixuo ol the ronutanyviis
to nmmifncturo gns for fuel niul power nnr-
ixises and to handle ) elcctrlu iiipllaiiee | ! ) and
patents. The Incorporntors ai-o AVilllnm
llenry Harris , Joshua O.Lee and K II , John-
sou , ull Oiuuliu patties.
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THE NE\VS \ IN THE BLUFFS ,
TLo District Court Jurj Acquit Peter Han'
sen of the Murder of Young Madison.
A PRETTY WOMAN PRAYS FOR PRISONERS ,
' .Slippery Snm" Davis on Trial Cur At-
lotnptcd MiiMlcr Stolen Mules
lleo rnrcil Tlio New Street
Itnllwuy Minor Matters.
Tlio linpiilcst man In the city yoslerdnv
was Peter Hansen A strnngof could have
picked him out oil the street by the smile ,
which seemed to bo all over him For over
a j ear ho hits been tinder the charge of
murder In the second decree , for having shot
and \VidterMadnon at a dance In the
southern pattof the city. Ills fnto was
plaeedlu thu hands of twelve men yesterday
foiunoon , unil ho was on a severe nervous
stralti f r four urllvo hours , waiting for the
\cidlct. It was onu of uaiulttal
Thu susn'iihc | | beliiK so happily ended
Hunscti's ' fnco hciiined , uifd us he stood at the
door of tliu courtroom mid enisp the hands
of the jiimncn as they passed out them was
an earnestness in his thimUs which oespoko
the sincerity of the giver.
The \crdlct was ono whii'h rnmo as no
surprise to those who had hcarU the testi
mony. The fait M.IS undisputed thai
pmv'lous to the Hi Inn of thu fatal shot ho
hul been grievously uttiiekuly tbo crowds
in which Madison seemed to tin prominent ,
ami that hnuas suffoilng from fresh blows
when ho Ural. His acquittal will bo generally
acquiesced In as a righteous ver < llot.
Money at rodurU r.itcs hinoloa chatto
unil icalustato souurltyby 13. II. Shuafu J : Co
Gre.it hsirg iln s this week at the Model
Clothing Co , _
"Is U against the rules of the Jail to let mo
sco and talk to the prisoners ! "
It was u pleasant faced young woman who
piopounded the ijuestloii to Marshal Temple-
ton In the ofilco of the city Jail yostci'dtiy
afternoon.
"Xot at till,1' replied the pollto aud kind
hearted ofllcer , "but there arc no prisoners
MCI out this hour. They .no all out on the
.streets at wuik. "
"Would you objcut to me coming In hero on
Sunday morning and Holding o bilof relig
ious st.-ivico for the henelit of the prisoners 1"
"Not at nil. "
"I desire only to read Iho blhlo to them and
talk to them for a few moments.1
"You shall have the m'ivllego , and if I am
notheiolllllcavo orders for the deputy
maishal to show you o\ory courtesy possible ,
And I will also tell the piisoners of your com
ing mid havcthum pioparctl for tbo services. "
The l.idy was about to thank tbo inu-shul
and rctlro when the patrol wagon drove up
with a very drunlton man fora passenger.
"If jou wait a moment I will show you
what Jond of peoplu \\o leceho
hero and how wo receho them , "
remarked Jlarshal 'lemiilcton to
tlioludr. Tlio invitation \\.is accepted and
siio toolc a seat behind the wire screen In tbo
niiiisliiil's pilvateofllco. The ilrunlcen man
\\as brought in bolstered up between two
stalWiiitoHliers. His at'tlculation w.is so
thick that he could Hcarcely gl\o his inline ,
lie was limp as a raff , and hail to bo held up
to tlio desk whllo ho was being bontuhcu.
lie was jocularly asked by thoseigeant if ho
was chunk. A ribald or profane answer
sprang to his lips , but befoie he could utter
it he was tuitiecl around until his bleary eyes
fell upon the lady. Instantly thu in
stinct of the gentleman predominated. His
limp vertebra stittened up. The look of Ue-
lianco ( jsivo place to uu expression of sbaino.
Tins liuly was looking at him with au expres
sion of Intense pity in which there was no
Itaco of dlsKtist. The Intoxicated mua road
tlio i > ltvliifglniiiiu mid was more tliuu half
sobered in an Instant. A moment later ho
turned toward her with an effort and asked
with a voice ( .hat had half : i sob in It.
"Lady. 1 do not know your nnino , bull sco
that you do not look upon mo with disgust.
Do you think I tun drunlH"
"Yes , I do , " sadly.
"Well , It will bo the last timojou or any
body else will ever see mo in % ueh a con
dition.11
The little incident showed the effect the
picscnco of the lady who came there through
sympathy and with n itesiro to do good hud
upon oiio man , and the marshal was very
inrch encouraged In the belief that If the
lady \\ill keep her appointment and hold
services for the benollt of tbo hotdo tlut will
bo withered on the Saturday night
rouiid up a incut amount of genuine
good will bo accomplished. The
piisoners will bo put upon their best behav
ior , and the sorvUes on Sunday morning by
the .s\\oot-fnccd and guntle-volcecl little
uoiiHin will bu an event In the history of the
old Jail that will bo at le.ist attended with
pleasant consequences. If good rciults follow
thu Horvlcos will doubtless bo continued regu
larly every Sunday , and tlio wbUky-soukcd
wieckswith aching beads who usually 1111
tlio Jail on Sunday morning will receive a
lesson that Is new to them. The lady Is the
JOUNJJ wife of a local minister.
The MuKiulL-j Hill
HIM not affected the piices at the Peoples' '
Installment liouio. Everything goes ut the
same old iigurcs that have imidoour patrons
tlad all HUimner , dolled competition nid miido
it possillo ) to furnish a boiiio from top to bottom
tom tit llttlo expense. Our specialties this
week \\ill lie the Peninsular heating stoves ,
cheapest , neatest , most economical stove lu
the woild. Mandel & Klein , 'WO Broaiway
\j. \ II. Mossier Is the manager of the Model
Clothing Co. Gho him a c.ill.
Her Man 1)1(1 the Stilihin * ; .
"Julia Smith. "
A husky and very black womn waddled
Into the witness box.
'I object to any evidence from thh woman
against the defendant , " promptly declared
Judge Aylcswoit'i ' , tbo attorney for Sam
Davis , the colored rnun who is being tried
for having savagely cstabbod a white man
named Albert Smith at a Sunday dance
nt Ilig lake last May. "I object
on the ground that this woman who calls her-
belt Julia Smith Is the wife of Davis , and
cannot testify agalnsthlm. "
Then Julia was nittxitloned , She admitted
that .she had lived with Davis for two years ,
and they had been occupying the iclatlonship
of luisbuut and \'ifo , but denied that she hail
ever been married to him. She had been
married once to another man , and a divorce
u.is not granted until after she had gone to
live with Davis. The nttoinoys each Insisted
on n different view of her legal status ,
Judge AyleMvorth claiming that sbo was
Davis' wife under the common law. c\cn If
no ceicmony hud been luirformod. The prose
cuting attorney claimed Unit it could not bo a
common law nmi rlagc , tor she was not di
vorced from her husband when she -\\cut to
Uvo with Davis.
Judge Mucy went into his little room and
got some more law When liu returned ho
decided that .Julia could proceed with her
evidence against Sam ,
Then Judge Ajleswoith made a proffer to
show by Snm and by other witnesses that
they bad held themselves out to the puhho as
husband and wife and she was ipcogaUed us
.Mrs. Davis bv all who know them. The
com t decided to let t ho defendant te.stlf v on
this point , but bu rod out othorj , Sam'took
tbo stand , mid wlien asked If ho and Julia
had held themselves out as husband ami wife
ho stupidly aiuwcied "No. " Then as a for
lorn hope ho was asked if ho considered Julia
his wife , anil ho ansucrcd la like manner ,
This knocked the tangles all out of the ques
tion and Ju la went on with her testimony.
She \v us at the diinco , Shu was executing
ft Jig or clog dance by herself , with a knlfo hi
one hand and a partly devoured cojoanut in
the other , when the tlxht built o out and in
terrupted her tcrn-ilchorom gracefulness ,
She uw lUvis chasing Smith , and after
wards Davis told her that ho was the ono
who did the cutting. On cross examination
she admitted that she was n llttlo ml It oil ut
her faaiu because ho wouldn't Rlvo her money
for a dress , nnd even refused her
a quarter to rush the growler. She wasn't
mad at htm though , and didn't ' swear against
him on Hint nccount.
Smith's ' wound wasntorrlbto onr > , extend
ing from the spine around the body to the
front of the abdomen , a distance of seventeen
inches. Itvas a wonder that ho ever lived
to tell thu story of his slashing.
HUSTON SlOHi ; , COUNCIL IthUrKS
Head and I'rnllt Thereby Our IJONS
Vour Oat 11.
tlOSIBUY DKl'AIlTMiNT.
Children's wool hose , all sizes , from TM to
M ntllic.
Ifii ) do/en children's all wool hose , sires from
fl to Sl , ( subject to imperfections ) a regu-
lar'J.- ) ho-to ; IWu , il forriOc.
\Voaro showing ten different lines of child.
ion's and misses'hose ' nt U.'o a pr. In all
sl/csln Ixlund Ixl rib.
Also fancy and plain In black and Oxford
gray.
Boys' blcyelo hose in heavy rib blacK and
gray t'"Jo apnlr.
Infant's wool hose at lOc , 20o , 2."c , ae ) and
li'Jc.
Hllk nt fflc and 7i"c.
Ladles'llecoo-llned hose 12J c , In gray nnd
sol la colors
Ladles'fust black fleece lined hose Gordon
dyes , 'Jlc.
Thames' fast black , Gordon dyes , Mo.
Ilcrmstdorf djos , il'ks ' a pair.
. CllIMIItUN'S ' UNDKIlWlUtl.
M'hlto merino vests and pants , sizes 10 to .1-1 ,
from lf > o to ICic.
All wool gray vests and nants , ohcs 10 to 3-1 ,
from I7c to 7'Je.
Scarlet vest-s and pants , sl/.es 10 to 31 , from
! ! "ic to 7fic.
[ Ugh grade natural wool vest1 ; nnd pants ,
sizes 10 to IK ) , from liOo to SI.
Ail the above pants co.no-with the now Im
proved long cuffs
Infants' ' vests ( shrunk wool ) flno cashmere
and hand Unit , fiom 'JOo to "lu each.
RADIUS' ' UNHBHWEAH.
White ribbed vests , long sleeves , \i"a. \
CJiay ribbed vests , lonx sleuvcs , iioc.
I'lain whltqcstsand pants II'Jc. '
ljlain and ribbed vests and pants In white
and natural wool at BOc.
Ladles' mi t unil wool vests and pants , war
ranted nil v\ool , line gauge , at 7ie ! : Justus
good as any $1 Fairmont i-i the market.
Ulbbeil vests and p-xnts , extra heavy rib ,
ut SI.
Union suits atSOcnsuit.
IJoston stoso , FottierlnghamVhltelaiv .
Co.101 , -10. ) and -105 Broadway , Council
! ) luff3. _
Tim New fctt-et't Ilnilwnj' .
The attempt of tbo Twin city street rail
vvnj company to .secure a charter In Council
BluITs is uiousing considerable ! discussion.
Theio Is a general disposition to favor any
and alt enterprises whicti contain even a
piomisoto finthurtho liitctcsts of the city.
Council Bluffs has been gonetous to a fault.
In Its eagerncsstoget u wagon bridge it sad
dled a heavy tax upon itself , nnd when it
became nwuio that a 5-ccnt stiect car iaio be
tween the two cities was a needful help to
populate the bottoms , it then ascertained that
tbo only hope of securing it was by coaxing.
The charter to the present motor company
was iron clad. Tlio hope of securing compe
tition to accomplish what coaxing nnd thic.it-
cning does not bring about leads many to bo
ciper to make a move in that direction , even
if it bo ouly a charter on paper. There
are sonic who arc waking up , however , to
tbo danger of giving charters' lor the asking.
Itlui" been piovedin several instances thnt
tbo city has been too ready to give charters
and rights of way They are easily got but
not so easily got i-id ot . The city legislators
aio being taught alittlo caution , and they
are listening i.ithcr more patiently than for
merly to protests and warnings.
The charter now under discussion before
the council is meeting with some opposition.
Some of it uiises from corpoiatlons who have
the sellish but natural desire to protect their
own Interests , which would bo appiuently
jcopardircd by the granting of such n sweep
ing charter as Is now asked for. Other op
position is inaclo on general principles. It is
urged that tbo charter asks for too much. It
covcrj , every street hi the city , nnd some
far beyond where there Is any hettlenicnt in
fact , mid little prospect of any for years.
Still , if convinced that the company really
means business , and that it will in fact build
nnd operate the road to tbo advantage of the
oily , tlio city will Lu Touiul tube willing and
liberal. In view ot the history of some past
charters and the suspicions which are
diiectcdto this one , tlio city council should
bo very cautious and should Investigate fully ,
It has been suggested that , in considering
this nnd futuio charters those seeking to pro-
cute them should bu culled upon to give to
the city a reasonable bond guaranteeing that
tbey will uoo the dinner for tbepuiposes
avowed , nnd will proceed practically under
it , thus giving the city some assurance of
peed taith. To companies really meaning
business it seems that such a requirement
would provo no hnidship. and it would often
prevent the Issuance of charters which sim
ply tie up the city and bring none of the ad
vantages promised ,
Young men's suits , nobby , stylish and
latest designs at the Model Clothing Co.
J. G. Tlpton , realestatJ , D'iT Broidway.
( V * oivcr Outlet Assured.
The city council met List evening in special
session for the pmposo of receiving the bids
for the excavation of Indian cieok sewer
ditch irom the point determined upon to the
Missouri river. There were a largo number
of bids , eight or ten of tliom , But the proposal
of C. II , Huber was the most advantageous
to the city and It was accepted. The bid is
as follows for each of the 1 ,000 foot sections !
From station 0 to station 10 , 1,000 feet , 10
cents per cubic yard ; fioin station 10 to sta
tlonSJi ) . 1,000 fecit , 10 cents ; fiom station 20
to station ! ! 0 , 1,000 feet , 11 cents ; from sta
tion W ) to station 40 , 1,000 feet , 11 cento r from
statloiHU toflnlsb , 71-lfcet , 11 cents.
The bid was for cash , ana an advance o f 2
emits per cubic yard for bonds.
A committee was appointed for the purpose
of condemning the right-of-way. It consist
ed of W. C. Stacy , W. A. Wood nnd J. L.
Foreman. The jury was instructed to com
mence condemnation prococdiucs this morn
ing. As soon as the property can bo ap
praised and the appraisement approved by
th'j council the -work of excavating the new
ditch will bo commenced ,
Surah Fields gave notice that she had com
menced a null against the city for $1,000 for
damages sustained by hoiv property on ac
count of au overflow of water on Franklin
sheet.
The city auditor was Instructed to draw an
order for the amount duo Davis mid other
subcontractors of T. O'llearno provided they
tiled a bond in sufficient amount to cover the
city's liability in the matter.
I'roiwrty owners on Lincoln avenue asked
to have that street brought to grudo and the
request was granted.
Aldtimui Casper reported that the now
team purchased , or taken on trial , for use at
Is'o. II engine house was not satisfactory.
The estimates of Contractors Moore ,
O'llearn , Sweeny , Mitchell and other * for
grading , curbingetc. . , vvcroropoited by the
engineer and for all vwik that had been fin
ished and approved the estimates weio al
lowed and ordered paid.
A motion wus made to order the publication
of the estimates of Contractor O'llearn for n
singles block of gradhiK stitd to be llnlbbed on
lion ton street , but before it could put ono of
the rcsldciits gave notice that u protest would
bo Hied ugalrst the allowance o ( ttiu estimate
until tlio vvoik was llnlshed according to the
specifications and contiact.
A motion \\ivs made to pay Mrs , Norman
$ M to "ntisfy her for damages sustained to
her property on titutsman street by reason
of a cut ordeixHt by luoeity. The motion was
sustained by n majority of the aldermen
present , but not n majoiily of the full board ,
which Is loqulred to appropriate any sum of
money over < * ) . The motion was con
sequently lost.
Contractor Huber to whom was awarded
tin1 work of excavating the outlet for Indian
crook to the liver , was required to lllo n bond
to commence tlio work within tbico duv.s
fiom the approval of the report of the
protest was ( lloil by Horace ICferett
siguliist the allowance of estimates for sewer
construction on Second avenue.
The Chicago it Northwestern railway com
pany pioteslnl ngalnst the spedil assess
ment for grading on streets abutting Its prop-
city by Contractor Callalian.
' 1 ho ordinance requiting the tilmmlng of
shade tiees from sixteen to tweiity.tlvu foot
from the ground , according to tticir age , was
called up mid pissed to ItSBoeomt reading ,
There was a general objection to the or-
dlnauce on account of the probability of ue-
stro.xlng he trces.jAldcrmun Mikerell moved
to iimcml section I br reducing the height
the trees should Ufc trimmed from sixteen to
ten feet on all tyeos six or eight Inches In
diameter. The ami * Intent was curried. The
ordinance then wei" over under the rule.
An ordinance wns adopted requiring the
property owners on Avenue 12 , from Oakland
to bccond streets , mvd Lincoln avenue from
Its juncture with Franklin avenue brought to
grade within thlrtv da vs.
The auditor wits Instructed to draw a war
rant In favor of Contractor Moore forthopiy-
mcnt of tholOpuruentof the estimate for
parliif ; on Pranklui nnii Plainer stteets held
back until the completion of the work , the
paving has been completed and accepted.
'Iho mayor announced the appointment of
John O'llrlen ' us policeman , and Ids bond
was approved.
The city attorney was Instructed to prepare -
pare an orillmmco rcquhhiK 'ho ' Northwest
ern and Ilurllngton railway companies to put
in gates nt certain i rosslngs.
Property owners on 1'arlc avenue near Po
mona .street asked for the construction of a
setter on that sticct. The request was
K ranted
.1. F. Norman , .1 P. Johnson and others
asked to haven saloon , located in the alley
between Ninth and Tenth avenues on Seven
teenth street , condemned as n nuisance nnd
removed. Tlio petition was granted anil the
marshal Instructed to remove It within Ilvu
dns. '
After the opening of n lot of bids for side
walks nnd ourbliiL ? and the filing of a protest
byi . C. DeVol against the use nf North
Mala street as a stand for expressmen the
council adjourned.
oi > fttit TIIK Jii\iitNi
Philadelphia I'tuldlliiK Furuncles to
Ho Deprived ol'Natural OIIH.
I'lTTsnuiio , Pn , Oct. 'Jl. A sensation was
created in Iron and steel circles by the an
nouncement that the Philadelphia gas com
pany had decided to discontinue suppljIiiB
natural gas to the puddling fuinaces for
fuel. Theio am 1,000 puddling fur-
nnccs In the city and over half of
them will bo shut oft as n result
of the order. ' 1 his will necessitate enormous
expense In cbnngiiig their construction back
for the use of coal. In addition there will bo
a heavy lutded cost owing to the higher prlco
of coal , as most of the companies b.ut con
tracts with the gas people at a very low rate.
The gus people claim that the move
was not made on account of any
scarcity of gas , but because it can
bo used to much gieater advantage in tirivalo
houses and at much higher rates. It is esti
mated that the dullv consumption of gas in
the city now is 5 ( 0iKXo)0 , ) ! ) cubic Icct a day ,
equal to 'jn,0M ( tons of roal. The shutting oil
of gas fiom the furnaces will give an almost
Incredible impetus to the coal mining In
dustry.
Bridal Tour in a llalloon.
niiiMisdiuv , Ala , Oct. 24. At the state
fair today Thomas .1. Mlns and Miss Ger
trude I'ltinnn of Urevvton , Ala. , wcro mar
ried In fiont of the grand stand , in the pres
ence of 10,000 , people. The young
couple then stepped into tlio car
of u balloon and vUUi Aeronaut
Baldwin sailed off on their bridal tour. The
balloon when lust seen this ufteinoon vvns
heading for the mountainous region of Shelby
county. The young Couple secured a purse of
$ 'JV ) and a large number of presents.
The billoon with the bridal couple llnally
landed on top of u mountain , seventeen miles
from Birmingham.
An Arltbtlu ( 'oiiHplrnuy.
LONDON , Oct. 21.- George Johnson , an art
ist , and , lohn Phillips , an art dealer , weic ar
rnigned In court today on the charge of hclnir
implicated in a conspiracy to forgo lotteis of
credit upon the banking firm of Dicxol. Mor
gan it Co. Tlio accused wcro lemandcd , The
conspiracy was a gigantic one. Accomplices
of tlio forgers have boon arrested at Liege ,
Madrid aild Marseilles. The tools used in
making the letters of ciedit were found in
Johnson's possession.
CnHtlnoi.tn Hi ; F-xt Mill ( oil.
LONDON , Oct. 2-1. [ Special Cablegram to
Tim Bu.l : The hearing in the proceedings
broughtby the Swiss government to sccuro
the extradition of Castinol , the Swiss radical
Who was arrested at London on the charge of
having shot and killed Councillor Kossl nt
Belhn oiia , Switzerland , dmlrig the recent
revolt there , ended today , The magistrate
held that the prisoner was guilty of the
crime and ordered that ho bo extraJltcd un
less he appeals.
AMssinau'H llailvvay Project.
Biiu.iN : , Oct. 24. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : Bcc. ] A number of capitalists nave
promised to subscribe 15,000,000 , marks to aid
Baion WIssnian's project to construct a rail
way from Dares Salaam to Bapamoyo , in
Africa. Thrco hundred oflkers have volun
teered to join Baron Wissnun's force , but
Chancellor von Caprivi discouraged the idea
and only a few of the volunteers will bo per
mitted to Join the cast African commission
er's party.
Killed a tVcwnpupcr Man.
CHICAGO , Oct. 2-1 , About 10:30 : this morn
ing Thomas McCaffery , a uartcnder , shot and
killed Uobert O'Brien in a saloon. The shootIng -
Ing was the outcome of nu old feud between
the two men. The murdered man was for-
mcily connected with tlio advertising depart
ment of several newspaper. } on the Pacllle
coist and the Globo-Domoeral , and I'ost-Dls-
patch of St. Louis and had amassed consider
able wealth.
_ _
Another Suit Against Peters.
CiliCMno Oct. 24. Attachment proceedings
vvcio begun today by the Batavlan bank of
La Crosse , AVls. , ngalnst Hichard ( ! . Peters
to recover $ . > , ( Xi ) ) on a note executed Juno 111 ,
1890 , duo in lour months after date , payable
to the orJcr of James Knuland , made by the
Koblnson salt and lumbar company nnd
guaranteed by Ivnuland k Peters and Itlch-
foul , Knox & Co.
Gladstono'H AVcHt Calder Speeoh.
LONDON , Oct. 2-1. [ Special Cablegram to
TUB BIT. ] The Times and Stardnid concur
In the opinion thatGlndstono'sspeccliat West
Calder was a great improvement over his
Edlnburg1 address. The Standard says :
His words were the htrongost possible con
demnation of the length to which strikes
nio carried in England nnd intimidation in
1 1 claim , _
The Struggle r.\p-cteil Xo\t Week.
LONDON , Oct. 24 , [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : BEE.J Mr. "Wilson , secretary of the na
tional seamcns1 union , bays ho expects that
the struggle botwccn the ship owners and t ho
union will coDimoucanoxt week. The keepers
of bailors' boarding houses are assisting the
ship owners by pioviiiling upon largo num-
borsjaf tbe men to desert the union ,
To Norvoiu , J > eiillltatoV ron ;
If you will senrl us your address wo will
send you Dr. Dyojs Celebrated Voltaic Holt
and Appliances on Trial. They will quickly
restore you to vigdr , manhood and health.
Pamphlet free. VOI/TAIO BELT Co. , Mai-shall ,
Mich.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Senator ninoklinrn Horiouxly Injured.
Vr.nsAii.i.ns , Ky , , Oct. 21. Ills feared that
Senator Blackball1' ! suffered dangerous in-
tcurnl injuries la the runaway accident near
heio ycsterdav. Ho was very 111 this morn
ing and his friends fear the outcome. At
least , ho will iiroUiiMy lose his left arm en-
tiicly. . . , _
Cleanse the scalp from scurf and dandrun ;
keep the hair sott and of a natural color by
the use ot Hull's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Hon -
n on or.
Miners Will lloguino Work.
SVIINKV , Oct. 24 , The miners at the Llth-
trow collieries will resume work on Monday
Their notion Is logurded as a death blow to
the extensive strikes throughout Australl i. .
A Wlfo Murderer IHiigfl Himself.
LKIUNON , Toiin , Out. 24. W. II. Hjoi\s ,
wbo yesterday killed hli wife , hanged him
self lu jail last night. When arrested ho ex-
piesscd great fear of lynching.
Tim Count of I'arlH.
MOVTIIIUI. , Quebec. , Oct. 21. The Comto
do I'ails and parly nnived bore , tonight.
Tbey met with a cordial reception.
1002. Sixteenth it nil I-'iirniun streets in
the now Hook Island tle-Uot olllee. Tide-
utb to all points east at lowest rates.
XKW IMU'HTltl' .
How n. Now Yorker H H
Ijlfu iMHiirnneo Compauim.
Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. 81. The Chronicle , an In
surance Journal , In Its current issue gives tlio
details of n conspiracy It 1ms boon working
on for some time , the Intent being toilofnuul
ilfo Insurance companies. A certain person
In New York has boeu engaged In Insuring
the lives of a number of men of dissolute
habits for various amounts , Iho
lollcles all being made payable
to them , nnd to allow the conspirator to reap
profits , his plan was to take tin-so iiwn , put
them under a course of training until tbey
were In good superficial condition , and then
Insure them. Tbo men would IHI paid f. 0nr
em , and the Chronicle says thai within Ho
past vear some of them nave died and the
policies have been paid by the companies.
Declined to Ynuntr tlio Order.
> 'rw YOIIK , Oct. 21 The Kotierul term of
the supreme court refused to viiruto thoonler
for the examination of Colonel William \V. \
Dudley before trial in his suit for lluol
ngalnst the 1'iess publishing lompaMy ( the
World ) for damages for pnbllshlnp the famous
"IJlocks of l/lvo" letter. In writing thu opin
ion Judge Daniels said : "It is evident Unit
the plaintiff , when ho visited yew Yoik , had
been actuated vvltti Intent to avoid theservlio
of the orner , and practically declined to obey
tlio mandate of thu court. "
Disappoint CM ! Democrat * .
"WAsnI.MITO.V , Oct. 21.-A great crowd
waited patiently about the supreme court
room all day to bear ox-1'resldeut Cleveland
argue the case of I 'cake ngalnst the city of
New Orleans. The case went over until
Monday , however. nnd'Mr. Cleveland did not
put In nn appearance , much to the disap
pointment of the crowd.
Kntal Duel With Crowbars.
Kr.vv YOIIK , Oct. 21. Joseph Wood , aged
thitty-flve , and Call Barg , aged foity-Mx ,
fought u duel today lu u blacksmith shop with
crowbars. The battle , which was a llerio
and long one , ended only v\hcn both men sunk
to the ground v\ith fractuicd skulls. They
wcioremoved to the hospital In an uncon
scious condition ,
.
IhnObdiini Itcpoitcd AHliore.
Ki.w YOIIK , Oct. 21 A dlspitch from 1'nr
Koclmway tonight says a largo ot-can steam
ship is ashore beyond Long llranrh The
steamer Is reported to be a four-masted ves
sel , and It is thought that she may bo the
Obdam fiom Kottoidani , which was expected
Wednesday.
Mure KiiHsltiii Ilrutnllty ,
WAHSUV , Oct. 2-1-A party of UOO Poles ,
whllo attempting to leach Prussian territoiy
tod.iy with the intention of emigrating i >
Hrazll , were llrod upon by the Husslan fron
tier guard , whoso older to return had been
disobeyed by the 1'oles. Six men , two women ,
and one child were killed.
Intcr-Somiiiary MiHsloimry Alliance.
I'll rMtimn , Pa , Oct. 24. At today's ses
sion of tbo American inter-semlnarv mission
ary alliance the rcpoits from different scirl-
narles were very encouraging , showing a
largo incicasc in the number of giadnatcs
who go to foreign and home missionary 11 elds
every year.
Dillon and O'llrlon.
1'Aiii" , Oct. 2 . Dillon and O'Brien , ac
companied by Mrs. O'Brien , will leave Pails
tonight by a special steamer train for Havre ,
where tbey will embirk tomorrow morning
on the stcamerLa Champagne for New York.
I'ronilnentDenver ItrokcrMi'sinj ; .
DENVO , Cole , Oct. 2J. George 1 Harris ,
a pioininent real estate and mlno broker , has
been missing since October 14. His friends
are suspicious that foul play is the cause of
his disappearance.
For Drnttchlnl. Ast'iniatlu and Pul-
inonury ComplaintH , "Brown's lironclilul
Troches" have remarkable curative proper
ties. Sold only lu boxes.
Central Now York Flooded.
"UTicn , N. Y. , Oct. 24. A heavy storm pre
vailed in central New York last night and
todav. The Mohawk Mats between here and
Oueida are Hooded.
K.\-Ciovcrnor Noble's Condition.
NEW YOIIK. Oct. 24. It U rojwrtcd that the
condition of ex-Oovcinor Nobloof "Wisconsin
is very critical.
Bnlpho-Siilino Water
Is a mild laxative and
Sparkling morning dilnk bottled at
.Excelsior Spilngs , Mo.
A riAGCK OF It ATS.
New Xcnlatid'H Stnmgo A'isitnlloii-A ,
Vury llumnrnblo Iji/ard ,
It is nfitmngb fuut in regard to Now
Zealand that llio country is almost en
tirely lacking , ' in indigenous unlmnls.
The only mammals it possessed before
the arrival of Captain Cook in 17i ( ( ) ,
ways the author of "Now Zealand After
Fifty Years , " wcro the kioro a little ,
dark-brown rat and two voiy small bats.
TRo kioio in now a rnro and very bhy
animal , but thuro are times when It
innkcB it nppeiini'ico in vast numbers ,
coming nobody knovvb vshunvo and going
nobody knows whither.
Thveo or four years ago nueh n visita
tion of rntb oceuried on tlio west coast
of ono of the islands ; n countless swarm
of these little creatures travollcil nlou"1
the Bhpio for a distance of 150 miles , nil
going ono way and nil moving us fast us
they could. .Many of them died of hun
ger by the vvuy , and they were nil ex-
nosed to the terrible attaoks from a lat
lurgor and stronger than themselves.
After passing in n ceaseless procession
along tlio shore for many months the
nits vanished as sueldoiily us they luul
appeared , and to this day no ono lins
been able to olTorovon npliiuslblo theory
in regard to their migration.
Another Now Zealand animal \vhloh IB
bomovvlint peculiar in its habits is the
tnatara , n lizard which grows from six
inches to a foot in length.
This creature is the very embodiment
of a negative oxlbtonco. It is usuallj
found clliiginir inotUmlcDS to a rock , per-
fojtlv legardless of driving spray 01
blinding sun. It wants neltlior food nor
drinlc , but Is perfectly content to bo kept
in a glafis ease for months or oven years ,
and is very slightly ailcetod by the wunl
of air.
It makes no noise and moves so Foldom
and bo slowly that many porsous have
watched these confined in a glass ctibo
for n long period , and then left thorn
under tlio impression that the urea-lures
were only stulTod specimens aftur nil.
Yet Iho solemn blinking of tlio golden
eyes and the slow palpitation of thoh
loatliory sides bear slight witness to
their sluggish vitality.
Colonial Hook I'irutc.i.
The result o [ the inquiry made by tlio
Society of Authors as to the extent It
which pirated editions are Intiodnceil
into thu colonial book mmlcot , to the
detriment of Kngllah holders of coin-
right , appeals to ho that In Australia
and New Zealand present legislation is
Riillleient , finil that in India the ovills
but partial , sujd the L.ondon Atheiueum ,
But in Africa and other parti of 0111
dominions the 120 nor cent collected bj
the custom houio on tlio published price
of books registered at Stationers' hall ,
oven if carefully levied , appears , ncooicl
ing to tlio current iminbor o ( the
Author , not to bo a sulllclont deterrent.
The fact that the lists supnliod to the
custom house are often a jear old 01
more , and that regintration of hooks is
frequently neglected too long , mny
iiai'tiy account for the SUCCCHS of contia-
band unturprlno. In any U-glslatlvo at-
tuniits | thut may ho mauo to correct the
evil , tlio society expresses Itself con
lldonl of the co-operation of the colonln
olllco.
tit : nwi\ i.nn : n.ut.v.
Jcnlonty ( Jctn
Illnl Into i rouble ,
HALT r AUK , Ulan , Ort 21 ' .SwlalTelo- |
rnin to Tilt : Ih.r J Hlshop .lurKomon of
I'oontaln Cln-on was dropped on nl 11 . : the
oilier nlKtit In his house by Dopity Mirshnl
Jlawion ( ii JofKCiiion had run In fiom his
ildliiK place In the barn to ntlind losomo
midncss. Thlt pious man linn seven ulvcs ,
.uooftliuni his hlrt'il ( * Irls , anil so sccrotly
turn the latter fnct been kept that an i-ldcr re-
( cntly asked ouoof them Uibu his hrUio Thu
Md roostordropped on tnUioKiiino very iiulck
and notlllcil the > holy tlilcr toijuit ttiom there
Thus It leaked out. .loi'KCincii had a hiding
[ ilucoln his barn to onimini.'ly arranged IIH to
easily avoid dluoveij I leiwas jnJIeted
three } enrs nt { for uiil.ivvlul ujlnibllatloii
and has taken two or tlirea wKpHnlncotlii-n
Deputy Clivvson has nrist > d two other
Iiolyh'iiinlHtsnftir ( xcltini ; ( liu.ic < and llnds
thu scntlmont thruu b ( ' ntial anil soiitlicrn
IHiih as Blionyly iiKalnst the United S' itos
for poll Biuny as Ix-foro Wil
fred U'cxMlrulT'i manifesto. I'h < opinion Is
KroVNlnt ! In Utah that the ivholo tiling Is n
Mmm , a < liuililiiK' device to slave oil hostile
lugiulutloti
Oklithonin'H Capital l/ocallon ,
f2 ; illliir.O. . T , Oct'J'Iho ciiuncil todnj
passed the bill locating tlio ciitol | and Km -
llshor , but UH mlvocates aio fearful of its
fate ut the'Civuinoi ) < 'sliand
Instructed to Avoid n Conflict.
UOMK , Oct. 'Jl The pope hu Instructed
the Kicnrh bishops to avoid a conflict with
tbe I'Veticli Koverinncnt.
TIII3 IlllUM liVMMOSt ) MINI : .
A Helena Ijin 'JVIIi llnw Tiini Cruse
Made MlH Haul.
"J vor hear how Tom Cruse made his
first big haul In tlio Drum Luimnoiid
mine1 asked II. M. "Willy of Helena
Mont. , of n Chicago Time's roiwrter
"No ? Well , I'll ' tell it toou. . . "
Mr.Villy Hottlocl liin elf moro com
fortably in the big uphoNtcred arm
chair , pulled aKlenilur cloud of delicate
blucHmoKc from Ills fragrant Ilimina ,
nnd lelati'd the following storj :
"L-'ivo juars ago 1'om < 'ric-o vuisn't
worth a icd uuppcr. Ho was ho puor
that his grocer lu-tuallj refused him a
Mick of flour on 'li < : k. ' Today Tom
counts his dollars by the millions. Well ,
( i man , jou know , can't exactly live
on nir , bo vvhciiT > in was refused
credit at the aiocer'sho pulled up stakes
nnd wont Into the mountains prospect
ing. Ho discovered the Dium l.tun-
mend and raino back to town walked
back , ho I'm told , tlio whole distance ,
forty miles. lie managed to get omo
local capital ! ls interested In tlio dis
covery. They went back with him to
the Drum Lummond , amitiro enough
Tom had nvidon wonderful discovery.
Now , Tom is nn erratic * Bort.of cenius.
He wants a big tiling when ho thinks ho
can get it , or nothing. Ho .iw there
v\iii > great ore In the Drum Lummond ,
but how deep the vein eMendrci , of
course , ho couldn't toll. Anyway lie
asked a fabulous price for a half interest
so big , in fact , that it was impossible
for the local Helena capitalists to grap
ple with it. And tlmy wanted that half
interest bad enough , too. IJow could it
bo secured ? was the qui tion. i\t lat > t
they f-ottlcd on -icheine. . Tlie mountain
was drilled in t\o plac-Os , at right
angles to one another. A su-
norior quality of diver quartz was
jammed and pounded tight into both
holes aud then a prospective buyer was
sought. The news of tlio icnfnrkablc
paying qualities of the Drum Lummond
was heralded far and near nl o the fact
that it was a poor devil , unable to work
the millions of silver in ! > ight. It was
announced that hero vv as tlio snap of a
lifetime to a far-sighted , capitalist , and
nil that sort of stuff. The seed sown
took root. Pretty soon an English byn-
dicato was on the ground to investigate
the marvellous Drum Lummond. The
gentlemen of the svndicate vere taken
to tbo mine , the drills vvero put into
operation with the foregone conclusion
that tlio richest paying mineral was
pulled out. The Englishmen bought
the half interest on the spot , paying
therefor , I'm a-sured , a cool 2-50,000. "
"At which there must have been great
rejoicing1 , " remarked the reporter1.
"Of course , " ' answered Willy.'Rut
the strangest part of the htoi-y is yet to
follow. The Englishmen at once began
to develop the mine. They hadn't gone
ton feet down when they struck a vein
that knocked everything plumb out of
sight. They kept it up. The deeper they
wont the richer the ore insight. "Works
were built , Muellers erected , and to this
day $8,000,000 or $10,000,000 worth of
sttitT lias como out of thnt niino , anil it
shows apparently no signs of exhaus
tion. Tom Oru'-o ' snj-j hci didn't know it ,
but lie's contented. That's the story the
HclcnitesteU. "
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyrupforChll-
dien Tcotlilnpr relieves the child fiom pain.
25 cents a bottle.
A Skillful Contractor .
Regulaily every t-ix months , it is said ,
the treasury dop.irtmont iccelves a $20
or $ oO bill whieh , from all appearance ,
Instead of being made from a plato , is
executed entirely vvllh a pen. The
work is of a vrrj high order , and several
tunes these huvo escaped detection and
gone into circulation. The counterfeiter
has not yet been nlbcnvcred. IIo seems
'
to work 'for notoriety , us lie could not
mukoa living in thibiuaimur.
It Taken n. Itnt lo Catch a Itnt.
A curious trap lias recently been ( lied
at thu patent ollicp. His an imitation
rat thnt has a piece of toasted cheese
stuck on the end of a little spear that
projects from his noao a short distance.
When a real rut comes to nibble at the
cheese the spear jumps out bis inches
and impales the unfortunate.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT ?
We refei to the full anil
compieliensho troatjse on the
Blood and skip
Wlictlieryouaie sick or well ,
every home should have a copy ,
/ / you are we// ,
It tells jou how to keep su ,
on are sick ,
it tells you liow to regain your health.
Tills valu.iblo p.inijililet will bo mall-
eelfreo to applicants.
TUK bwur Si'tcii'ir Co. ,
OA
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
orei-tndutrvnie > .af > ot conamoiHimon. iea-
mnnt , iral'Oi. ' < . ; > ! . /or II. itnt ly inalliinnlil.
YVIIU f rU order lur lx heir , lll fen I punbuor
riaranita refund nnrr If ) ie Irrvlnirnt run to
turn. Uuar < uil 4 luuul ua.lt < riiuinu olJijiiU lj
GOODMAN' DUUO
llioruruuiubuiiit , - Oimua Neb ,
Tliey Hlitrt n Disastrous Kite at Mnrfl
Inland A'nvy Vnril ,
His PIUVI wo , Cat , Oct. lit. Tvvonilorj
accidentally started nllro In ttio basoiiimt of
tin1 cn IneriiiK storehouse at the Mart ) Island
imvv yard thin nftornoon and In nn Instant a
imm of combustible matter tlicro ivus lu
Humes llio nitty ynnl tire depart incut , re
in fo'ved by a company from Vallojo , suc
ceeded In subduing the tire In about miliour.
Hundreds of tells and lunisphouhl Rixvls be-
'iiBlii to naval ofllei'rsvcto badly di.magod.
A11 llio mval II IRS were thrown out In the
mud , ami valuable tlrmvlnin and maps which
have been
nccuinulaUiiLr for
yoats v\tw en
tirely mined. 'Hie pwuuiaiy io svvlll prob-
abl - ' < - "
) amount
I'iLs , spuiim , St. Vlttis' ilinco ,
nnd hystenn IIPJ soon ourod b , lrIllo
Nfrvlno. 1'roc satuplM at ICillui X Co < , 15th
I' ' hie Ai-n Sltinild lie Sopirutc.
iw YI.HK , Oit 'J4- The Joint e'ommlttef
onllnoattt , tnmlc , und tlio ili.itnu of tha
woild's fair thU incriiliiK ndojitoil n resolution
Unit It uas thdietiso of tlio eoinuilttdi that
thnlJureMiuif line iirti should ho suui-atd
ni.ildlstlurt from tneb'iro.m of miisl , nnd tlui
diMinn , and suld ihu binvaiiof tineai-tsMiouU
bo restrifteil to the sublc'e'tol llnoiirts
SICK Hi&DAGME
' I'imllivol ) rurril br
CARTER'S these Iidle 1'lllH.
Tlioy also relieve Dis
tress ( torn JJjfpopsn in-
ITTLE illKcslloii anil Too llfirtj
IVER Idling , A ixrfoel n-in-
cdj forlllzzlncw Nausea ,
PILLS. DrovN sines * , Had Tnstf
In tbo Mouth , ( oitcrt
TongiuTain In tlicsiilc ,
TOItrii ) JiM.u llicy
iegulat tlie Itowcls
SMALL PILL , SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE.
SPEUFAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
fT'lIt ' c\K- | Compute sot nf HIIIHMN looli ,
innd inillstoel : ; nt tlnuiiH' nt u birgalii ,
liuiilro | atiomii IIS Mm lain block
"TO stov c nt oust t > e'liiM1 out. lli'.nlqinrlON
- ' for liinl niaplo house HUH In ; tolleis and
' ' It I ) . Ainy t Co. nai.M.tlil'.tleol
\l I'I F > I'or s.ihiheiip , a spin i > ( > ; oed
-LM norklnc mules.llh liitiii-- und u.i on.
Applv tol'rud Dav is'stables on roiirtlittrcet ,
nuar I'lftli\i\cnuo.
IT10K KKNT llousp.fonr acres otuinilni and
-Kw acres of lustiiii1 , nenrclty , snitaliln for
dairy and ti.llk iiuu. Apply to J.ionanl
i\e're.-tt.
"VXfANTI'D A ulrl ( nr ronoral hiniscHork.
V i Apply tn Miss Mary tili-.i-on , U IN-url st.
ffWOiore ! ) firms fur sale m-ir tliedty lit
-I- a bargain.V \ AVtnxl \ .v < 'of.JO Main st.
GHN'TS clothln ? denied and rcii.ilrcd , oc
mndo to order forlulf tli regular prices.
Hatlsf.n-tlon puir.inticd. Aililu01 udl on
F. .N. Peterson. Sill s-outli Utli su
? AIK The sto f si nil llMure , ula well
establUbed grocery stoie > . or will sell
stock nnd rent sioro inel llMiiresi aN'thrcii '
4-ye'ar-old colts for -ilo. Iniiilrc | ot 1' . J.
Smilh & San. 7MHtlic . C'niiiicll HluIN
FOIt KENT -lloiitrs and rooms
store ni'.ir rotirt IIOIIM * . mil rino _ . .
nxinat J K i > a\i < lsou- , < > - > I'ifth ue. .
FOIt SAI < E or Ilent Girdon luul , with
house , uy J , 1C. Itlte. lO.'M.uii si. , Cmiuol !
BlulTi.
ART TN THE HOME.
The American home Is the iiuilen . of tlia
hlcln"-t liitclll cne'o on tlie face iiflliL- i nth ,
Tt Is Hit ) most sicrtfd aitur lionc.itli llio stars ,
It Is the duty of the lie id of i' iMj riuully to
make' tlie hoinu the most iniiifotl'ilJlu and
beautiful Dime poltlf. ) . I'ho niij. to do
this Is to make ailli-U1- ( uu e-Ity nNo
artlilcs of lu.nry A steiN an aitldool
aeocssltj-and when It c.iu also hen heniitlful
\\orkof.-ui \ hv not clu > o-.c IL In iirc/ereni.1
tOMinietlilni : dull and iniattiaetIvor
THE OAKLAND STOVES.
Areas handsoinous n piece of stjtuaiy ami
nt the siuno time tlio most economic il and
satisfactory heater iiiiide , Como and ox-
iinilnu tliuu and sue liiiiidrids of lest liniinlali
from puiiplu you kiun * . idling of tliolt eco
nomical diariietcr and great lira tlnit eaiaelty. |
Hi\o yoiihcon the new U rand 1)11 ) lleiiters ?
They are clean and liaiiiNoino , nnd .lust tin
thlnifor heating small rooms and hedehutii *
burs where yon only \\utit \ , allro ooea lnnallj
and In cold weather.
I Ime Iwea In iHiMncss 110 years In Council f
Ululls , and when I Kimrantio inj gomlsyour
eiindependiipon It. I'omo nnd MM'nit
P. C. DEVOL , 501 BrouUvny ,
Council Bin tit , In.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of llvhif ? and Clf inliiitdiuielii tbe
HlKhi'st Mylo ofllio Art , l'ude < l and t-liilned
rabcles inulu to lookiis KOIII | as mn % . worlt
proinptlvdoiu ) und delivtiud la all | > .nts ol
thucuiuitiy. Send for pi Ice INI.
O. A , Mj\'ll ( AN , I'uiii ,
OH llroi dway. Noai N'oilliwesicra Deiiot
UOUNCII. llNUKH , I A.
ATTEND
Strictly to lnnlnoBi" is n plnmllliimtlo Tlnliielj-
osunceesiln v rr line of human en "Mr I' rouli < i
bjrhlm who III ) Ills lo some a lojitol cpo'lilly
WESTERN
rcplonroprojtroisUii full oC.enor.cT unil inoiioy
ninkliu clicioos Tlioy noeipii'oclut ' iriliilnj ( ol
business.
IOWA
. llor pH lo
Ix-ndi In populnr eitiicillon.
nrodolnitiininil work lor li r ncrenliii million * .
Western lo .
COLLEGE ,
romracnroi foil lorin Sept 1st. Him clo ill lli
ri'iillr prHctlml for her MiutanM. Norm 1 1 Ilinl-
noSliurtlianil nnl I'uniiHTilibroiirwi. > ill ) or.
Kimliel nmi rarofullr cinJnclol H.ulanti mar
r.iiiernliinrll < nu. Wrllo for furlhor iiirllu lU to
W S rnuliun
Council Bluffs , lowa.1
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council DlUffd.
PAID UP CAPITAL . . . . . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 53,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS . , 0,000
A Mllli'l. I' l > ( ill'tsull , I' . ! *
. I ) . 12. Hurt. .1 D IMiiiiiiidson 1'luiln *
f lliinniin Tr.msiii't KiMior.d titiiiktu 4 IHIHI-
IH-S4 , : ; ' t , i'iilt.il | und i iirlus ) ) ol unjr
biinkln Smlhwistorn IJW.L
INTEREST ON JIM DEPOSITS.
"
OF VIC II R & PUS 1 Y ,
BANKERS.
rnriioi'M.ilu ' .ml . Hroidniy ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Pcalcrs In foniUu mil donnntlo e > \ -liitii *
rollui'tlotik made unil Intoruil pilil on tlm4
diijuisltH.
F. M. ELLIS & "CO. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Buildlns SuperintondoiH.
Rooms J I ) inrlll \ lion lluildlnOKI iHn.Nob
nnd Itiirni2ll ( and J10 Morrhiu ItliwU , I'ounol
IllulTii. lu UorriHUoinluii
OKI'KMC. VI , HI IDIINCE , 33
W. C. ESTFP ,
( 'oniiull llhitl'H , loxvu ,
li .Virtd Main Hii'i-cU
funeral Director aud Kinlui liner.