THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. \ \ EDNV/XDAY SEPTEMBER 0. 1R01.
THE OMAFTA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1'KAHL STREET.
OFFICE : - NO. 12
Dellvero * t > y Carrier In any part of the City.
II.V. . TIIVTON , - MANADKK.
i llmlneit Ofllco . No. (1 (
m ' 1 Night Editor . X .ai :
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K. Y. P. Co.
Council IllufTs I.tnnbrrCV , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , S04 Hnpp blocK.
Uyou want water In your yard or house
go to IJIxby's , .102 Mcrrlnin block.
Kncampment No. 3 , Union Veteran Legion.
meets this evening in the Knichts of 1'ylhias
hall.
hall.A
A marrlago license was Issued yesterday to
T P. Campbell of Hroolilyn nnd Hanna tlal-
lager of Council BlufTi.
Judge Mncy granted a divorce yrstordav In
the district court to .rallies Ilaughn from his
wife , Florence Ilaughn.
fho ladles ol St. John's Kngllsh Lutheran
church will give n golden rod social tomorrow
evening at the rusiuonco of Mrs. Flues , 100 1
Fourth street.
Andrew Goodyear and Vlllssn Young , both
of Uinaha , the former white and the latter
colored , wcro married by Justice Swearinfcn
last evening nt his ofllco.
A warrant hiis boon issued is .lustico Ham
mer's court for the arrest of AI. Kennedy ,
who runs the California saloon on lower
Uroauwny , on the charge of obtaining money
under falio pretences ,
In pollco court yesterday morning M. C ,
Thornton wan given n thirty day sentence
fur drunkenness and begging in "tho streets.
tihermnn NolT , for u plain drunx , paid flJ.TO
Into the city nvasurv.
Meeting ol the VVornnn's Christian Tom-
pernnco union at the Young Men's Christian
niFoclntlon rooms In Murrlnm block ut ; i
o'clock this afternoon. An interesting pro
gramme and election of ofllcrrs.
Superior court commenced Its September
session yesterday morning. Most of the
time was taken up with routine huslncss ,
railing ttio calendar and malting assignments.
Court than adjourned until this afternoon ut
2 o'clock.
For once , nt leait , the opera house will bo
filled completely. No ono will want to miss
the rnro treat off.ired by Keene's presence
tonight. The sale of scats indicates that
Council fluffs will liberally patronUo llrst
class entertainments.
The East Omaha Land company has offered
to provide a building for school purposes at
Cut-Off Island In case the Council HlntTs
school board will furnish a teacher and sup
plies. Thu offer will bo accepted and school
will bo started up In a fuw days.
The Mutual Protective societies of Potta-
wnttnmie and Harrison counties will bo held
in Parish grove September 18. A tine pro
gramme of music and speeches is being pre
pared anil n basket dinner will bo served in
the woods. In the evening there will bo a
dnnco.
The proprietors of the Hoston store are
making preparations for a free excursion for
the school children , which will probably take
place next Saturday. The children will betaken
taken to Mnnuwa where they will spend the
day. An entertainment will bo provided for
thnni at the base ball pant.
The suit of Dell McDonald against Wndo
Cary , to recover ? SS which it was claimed
was duu for services rendered a couple of
years ago , was tried in .lustice Swcuriiigen's
court several days ago and Judgment was
rendered in favor of McDonald. Yesterday
the case was apuealcd by Cory to the district
court.
Walter I. Smith has returned from At
lantic , where he went to open the Septem
ber term of the district court.
Ho found the whole country rife with
polities. General Sheridan was booked fern
n icpubtican address , Governor Holes for ono
to the democrats , while Colonel Ottis ad
vertised to conduct a rally of the people's
party , .Indgo Smith decided very wisely
thut it wouldn't bo best to try to run his
court in the face of so ninny counter attrac
tions , nnd he adjourned until nextJUondny.
E. Jefferson , who was arrested on sus
picion of larceny , Is thought by the police to
have been guily of the thnft of the child's
jron bank which was stolen from a farmer by
the name of Carlisle In the eastern .part of
the county n week or so ago. Ho had seen
In the papers that the bank bad been found
nnd went to the pollco station to got it ,
Kavine it belonged to him. Ho said ho came
from Sioux City nnd had stopped over night
nt the Colorado house , where the safe was
found. Ho was at once put behind the bars
and will Lave a hearing iu police court this
morning.
The live crap shooters who were arrested
for plying their trade at the Neumnyr hotel ,
havn lull the city , but before they did so
they IOOK occasion to rnko the city govern
ment ever the coals in gooil shnpo for allow-
, ng poker uamcs to bo run without hindrance
all over the city , but arresting strancers
as soon as they bean to amuse them
selves nt a llttlo social game. The case ap
pears to bo much loss serious than ns llrst
given out by tno police , and people generally
think th.it seine ono went off hall cocked , To
the credit of tha proprietor of Ncumuvr's
hotel it should bo said ho know nothing of
the game until the oflicers pounced down
ugon the place and made tno arrest.
Use Hallor's Gorman i'llls , the great co n
fctiputiun and liver regulator.
No Knko , Hut u Fact.
Wo hnvo dolorminod to eloso out our
IntMiiebs in Council UlulTs. Our timu is
limited , and wo hnvo mnrkod down
prices so low that goods will soil thoin-
bolvoH In u hurry nnd thus clour
out our Immoiiho eatiibllshtnont.
Wo will Hell furniture , car-
jiotn , cooking nnd hunting Btovcs.
eroehory , glnsswnro , tinwnro , oiirtnlns ,
nil soils of houbokooping goods , for
Hourly ono-luilt the usual prices.
Nothing reserved. Everything must go ,
cost or no cost. The stook is complete.
First come , llrst borvecl. Those In
debted .to us must cull nnd settle
promptly , mid snvo cots , ns wo cun
pliow no pnrtiality. Mandol & Klein ,
820 Brondwny.
I'/rKMKV.I JM K.I ( lll.tl'US.
Or. C. 1) ) . J mill Is hack from a trip to the
cast.
cast.Fred
Fred Grass loft last evening for Urlnncll ,
where lie will attend Iowa college.
Thorns Motcalf has returned homo fiom n
month' ; , visit to hu old homo In Ohio.
Mrs.V. . D. Nason and Miss Kva Nnson re
turned last evening from n visit of n week at
Wall lake.
Januis Saguin has returned from n trip to
Memphis. Tonn. , where ho has secured a
largo bridge contract.
J. M , IV.ino , of the Milwaukee , and wife returned
turned yesterday from a trip to Minneapolis ,
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Miss Koburta Hattonhancr has returned
from St. Louis , where i > ho has been visiting
her sister , Mrs. K. G. Wills.
Colonel J. J. Steadmnn Is In Traor , Tuma
county , wh/ru / ho delivered an address yes-
terdi.y bof'/re ' / thu Northeastern Iowa Sold
iers' association ,
Mrs , Ju/.nio / MucConnoll and Miss Nelllo
M. Kobl/ison lonvo this morning for Salt
Lake City , nnd will spend several weeks vis-
Ing Denter. Alanitou , Lcadvllic , Glenwood
Spriiigs and other points of Interest.
C. Sprultt has returned from Osccola ,
Clark county , where hu has been Instructor
tn n teachers' Institute for the imt three
weeks , tie will begin his duties In connec
tion with thodoiif niul dumb Institute today.
'I ho Intent Conundrum.
\Vhv Is Hallcr's Sarsapanlla and Burdock
Iku thu moat popular soap of the day.
M Uccauso they both cleanse the skin and
leave It both soft and velvety.
Cut Priors on Hulionl HuppllcH.
1 will f-oll my bohool books utovonless
than the school bonrd prlcos. I huvo
also grontly reduced prices on nil kinds
of fcdiool bunpllos , sliitcs , pens , potieiln ,
tablets otis. Hulois , onib rs , book-cur
riers , blotters , etc. , given with pur
chases. You cun suvo money bv culling
on J. D. Orookwoll111 Uroiulwiiy.
No house cun bo built in thU uddltlon
to coat less tUttii * 1,000 ,
NEWS PROJi COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Another Sensational Edition of the Kim-
ball-Ohamp Oaso.
SOME VIRY JUICY ALLEGATIONS.
Petition Prcscntcil to tlic Court
Hint the Allt'KOtl As-
Ilo Set Anlilo
Oh Acooinil ol'l-'riuul.
A blj ? sonsatlon was sprung last evening
by Attorneys .lohn V. Stone , T. 0. Dawson
nnd L.V. . How , In the shnpo of n potlttoti
filed In the district court to sot astdo the
assignment of the Klinbnll-Cbntnp Invest
ment compAiiy. Some of the allegations of
the petition nro decidedly Juluy In tholr
nature nnd , if proved , will show up the busi
ness transactions of the defunct Mr in tn any
thing but n fnvoraljlo light.
The philntlffj In the suit number ll.'i In nil ,
anil are the other members ct the cotnn.iny of
which Ktmbnll nnd Chump wcro
the main factors. In thu petition
It Is alleged that Klin bull and
Cnamp have converted to their own use
? loi,0i : ) ( ) of the cornorathn funds , and have
nlio made use of the credit of the corporation
to further their own pursonal affairs. It is
alleged that at the time of the assignment
the corporation was In reality solvent ,
nnd that ICImball and Champ attempted
to cancel the Indebtedness of ant ho
corporation by executing deeds on their real
property after mot tinging it to its full value
and then using tholr power as directors to ac
cept these deeds as full payment. The liabil
ities wcro in fact then only KCi.ilOU. It is
claimed by the petitioners that Klmball and
Champ executed n deed , luno 'J. i , previous to
Ihu making of the assignment , to Kmll
Hansworth , ICiinoall's coachman. to'HK ) acres
of land In Osceola county , and that Hans-
worth , n few days later , mortgaged the same
.properly back to Klmball and Champ to so-
euro a loan of ? .IOU ( ) which it was pretended
was made to him. A further clnlm is that
Gage , the third director of the corporation ,
know nothing of the fact that thoassli nmcnt
was conti'tnplatcd until after it had been
made , and that i.ono of the stockholders wo.ro
Informed of the move until after it > vus all
ovor.
It is alleged that the same attorney who
counselled with Klmball and Champ pre
viously to the assignment , and who drew up
the assign mont papers , immediately became
counsel for the assignee , M. F. Unhrcr. It is
further alleged that llohror is a personal
friend and follower of Kimlmll and Champ ,
and is manipulating the ulTuirs of the corpora
tion to advance the Interests of Knnball and
Chanin at the expense of the other members
of the corporation. The petitioners also
claim that C. U. Towle , who was and still is
thosocietary of the company , has been ox-
eluded from the company's affairs , and is
allowed to have no part in itsjcouncils.
The petition Is a lengthy document , nnd
contains many other allegations , but those
nro the most important. "At the close the
court is asked to remove Klmball and Champ
from the directory of the companv , nnd to
set aside the assignment and to appoint a
receiver until a meeting of the stockholders
can bo held. The case was submitted to
Judge Mnoy last evening nnd an order was
issued bv him for a special hearing of the
case to take place next Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. An order was also made for
bidding the assignee from disposing of the
property of the corporation until the hearing
is had.
CntlsrrnpliVrltltg machine is the best for
manifolding and for speed ,
Miss Riigadulo has returned from the
enat nnd is rapidly increasing her facil
ities for pleasing and accommodating
her lady patrons at her new milinory
parlors No. HU7 Broadway.
Ilcnii , Ponder , Now Is tlio Time.
50c all wool stripe- dross goods for 2oc.
50c brilliantinos , elegant line of shades ,
for , ' > "ic.
' 15c brilliuntlnes , elegant line of shades ,
for 2c. ! )
A special line of Broadway plaids ,
chocks , plains and novelties , goods
worth from Mo tolOc. . all in at 2oc. at
the Boston Store. Council Ululls , la.
Brick st.'oot pavement has been or
dered in this addition.
Cronlccil IICHS.
N. TJ. Trimble , the cashier of the defunct
bank of Minden was made defendant in a
case Hied in the district court yesterday af-
tornoon. Peter Killers Is the plaintiff , and
ho wants a Judgment against Trimble for
$1120 b > reason of some crooked work ho did
while cashier of t no bank. Ho alleges that
the bank. failed March 12 , 1891 ,
nnd that on thut day troublci ro-
I'oivcd a deposit of &WO from C. J. Henry
Khler.s , contrary to the provisions of the
statutes. On May tfi ho received another
deposit of $ ' 100 from Trod Loluko , and both
of the claims wore assigned to the plaintiff in
the present suit. Ho alleges that the action
of the defendant in thus receiving
the deposits while the bank was In
an insolvent condition was the cause
of the two depositors losing their property.
It Is further alleged that Trimolo is about to
move out of thu stun , that ho refuses to pay
the claim" , and is about to convert his prop
erty into money with intent to put it out of
tha much of his creditors. A writ of at
tachment was issued for the amount of $ ! ' , ' ( )
and was served by a deputy sheriff yester
day. _
DoWitt's Uttlo harty Risers ; best llttlo
pills fordyapopsia , bom- stomach , baJ breath ,
Clicup School ItooIcH.
School hooks at lower than the school
hoard prices ; also reduced prices in all
Bi'hool supplies. Doll. G. Morgan & Co.
Drs. Wood miry , dentists , 30 Pearl
street , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
145. High erratic work u specialty !
The addition of two public parks.
Allotted.
A separate answer was tiled In the district
court yesterday by the defendant , S. M , C.
Stewart In the case of J. H. Wallace niralnst
Stewart & Hunter , the Junior member of the
linn being J.V. . Hunter , u brother of R M.
Hunter of this city , htowart was a partner
ot . .1.V. . Hunter in the drug store at Mason
Cltv until April 1 , IbSS , when ho stepped out
and R M. Hunter stepped In. Slmvart ,
however , agreed that his name should
still be used In connection with the llrm for
the purpose of retaining the good will of the
customers although ho was in no wnv in
terested In the business. Ho now alleges
that thotwo hunters hnvo consulted together
to compel hint to pay fora part of the goods
bought , as though ho were an equal partner ,
and with that end in view have assigned
thu claims to Wallace.
A very small pill , but a very good one. Do
Witts Uttlo Karly Uisors.
Cltv water in front of every lot In this
addition.
I'YanUTrimblo.atty , Baldwin blk.tcl ! t03
t for Coal I > l-jori.
Yesterday thq Hoard of Supervisors mot
nnd passed on a number of county roud coso ? .
A ( tor some discussion a resolution was
adopted which will bo of considerable Inter.
WOMAN'3 GREATEST ENBMY
SICK m\n.\iiiK. :
And yet every women can lessen the
number and froiiuoncy of her headaches
by assisting nature by natural means.
The gomuno Carlsbad Sprudol Salt
taken early In the morning before break-
fabt , and if necessary at bedtime , will
supply these uicaue.
ostto those who are Interested In the Hndiug
of con ! . The resolution provide' ) lint any
person who should discover a vein Of met1-
chnntnolo soft coal anywhere In
1'oltnwattlmo county , not less than
twenty-four Inches In thiuUnoss , and of good
quality , should receive out of the county
fund a reward of $1,000 , provided the dis-
dlscovory bo made within onu year fiom
September * , 1801 , and reunrtcd to the board
to the satisfaction of the latter.
The famous Uittlunn road rase was then
taken up. and after a thorough discussion it
was decided to grant the petition for the
chnngo of the ro.id In N'nrwalU township , In
spite of the remonstrance which was put In
by some of the property owners along the
road.
The prettiest residence addition over
platted in this part of the country.
Picnic at Manhattan beach. Kotind
trip tickets from Omaha , including boat
ride , 60c ; on sale at news stands at MH-
lard and Murray hotels.
Removal halo. Bargains in shoes. L-
Klnnchnn has removed from illi , ' ! Broad ,
way to No. 11 Pearl street.
ItMilllcuiiH | ) I'leitsrd.
The republicans .sot the ball rolling In good
Rlmpo last night bv a rfrand rally in the
Mcsoniu Temple. By S o'clock every seat In
the room was occupied , and scats in the
windows on the radiators and comfortable
standing places on the floor were in
demand. Attorney C. M. Hurl acted
as master of ceremonies for the
evening. In a few eloquent nnd vigorous
words. In which no called attention to the
evident signs of prosperity all around , and
to the no less evident fact that the drouth ,
the pestilence , thu chinch bug and early
frosts had failed to keep their appointment
with Governor Boles , ho introduced General
George A. Sheridan , the orator Of the even
ing.General
General Sheridan alluded to the two
parties , cacti of whom wants to run the
government , and represented them In the
light of aspirants for the same position , each
ono putting in its claims for the honor by ex
hibiting its past record. On the ono side
was the republican party , with a record
that anyone .was at liberty to Invest
igate , while on the other was the
democratic parly , whoso main purpose waste
to keep Its record In the background as much
as possible.
ifo then took up the tariff question , nnd in
a hasty sketch he showed how ruin and dis
aster mid followed the acts of the deinocr.itle
party whenever It had been In power ; how
free trade from ITVi to ITa'J had taken every
dollar out of the country nnd left It bankrupt ,
nnd how the successive raisings of the tariff
had resulted In the Increase of manufactures
and the consequent Increase in prosperity of
the country.
Boies Now England dinner speech then
came In for a choice share of the speaker's
ridicule. Ho had not entered ths'ato , after
reading Boles' speech , prepared to lind pov
erty and ruin staring him in the face every
where. Ho was mobt agreeably surprised at
petting a square meal at Clinton for 50 cents
immediately after crossing the line , and ut
every step noiv signs of the prospheitv of the
state greeted Him. His description of the
exhibits ho saw at the state fair was an elo
quent tribute to Iowa's wealth of resources ,
and his only possible conclusion , after look
ing about the state , was that Governor Holes
was either an ignoramus or else an unquall
lied falsifier.
Ho ridiculed Governor Boles' assertion
that a merchant who goes over to England
and buys $100 wortn of goods and pays n
tariff of $ . " ) ( ) is compelled to make the con
sumer pay the extra $ . " ) ( ) pluss the his prolit ,
and declared thM if the governor was to live
three or four hundred thousand years nnd
all the domociats , living nnd dead , to help
him , ho would never bo nblo to lind n single
article where such a statement of facts were
true.
true.Tho
The speech was so highly entertaining and
instructive that the audience was hold until
11 o'clock. At the conclusion a call was
made for members of a young men's ' republl
can club and a large number of young nion
responded.
Delicious and Heiiltlitiil.
Sotorian Ginger Ale Excelsior Springs
Co.'s.
MornlnisiIe.
Lots sold on monthly payments , low
interest. _
Pianos , organs , U. B. Music Co. , 539
Broadway.
Now fall good's , finest line in the city ,
received Hoiter's the tailor's
just at , 310
Broadway.
Swanson music company , 33-5 Broad
way.
AA'XUU * CKMKXTfi.
At the popular matinee that will DO given
at Boyd's Now Theater this afternoon by
Itussoll's ' Comedians of "Tho Now City Direc
tory , " ton now features will be introduced.
Among the now musical numbers that will
be rendered are the following : "AlwaysTo
" WltmarK "Tho Ono Man
gether , ; Quar
tette , " Swcatnam ; "Tho Horrid Way Ho
Says It , " DulyThe ; Mniionottoa , " .fA\y \
and Seaman ; a now dance by Amelia Glover :
"Tho Miner , " Miron ; "Nora Maguire , " Bessie -
sio Cleveland , r.ud a now lullaby , Maym
Kolso. Hussoll's Comedians are "certainly
the ablest this year ttiat they have ever been ,
and they deserve tno wonderful success
they have attained. Today will bo the f ro-
well performance ofThe City Directory" at
the Now Boyd. The price at the matinee
this afternoon at i0 ! : ! ! o'clock has been fixed
at the astonishingly low price of f > 0 cents in
all parts of the house , and for the evening
performance at $1 , 7"i cents , fiJ cents and - . " >
cents.
\s a talented representative of the highest
class in the entire school of comeuy work ,
Pattl liosn has been commended by the most
astute critics of America , England and
\ustrallu. She possesses that delicate touch
tnut can draw thu line of pure comedy , nnd
her work is free from the courses character
istics of farce us ii Is also , frea from the
broader slgnillcanco of burlesque. Ono
prime element in her success and popularity
Is her ability to win the admiration and lovu
of women nnd children. The relinement of
the woman Is shown In her work , and to
children she Is a veritable ' 'good lairv of
the stago. Her visits mich succeeding sea
son are looked forward to with anticipations
of enjoyment , the full fruition of which never
fails. It is ono instance in which the plcasuro
of realization Is greater than that of antici
pation. Ilor engagement at Boyd s Now
theater , opening next Sunday night , in her
plays "Imp" nnd "Dolly Vardm" will enlist
the attention and patronage of all who enjoy
pure , Innocent nnd legitimate stage enter
tainments.
The advance sale of scats for the engagement -
ment of the eminent tragedian , Mr , Thomas
\V. Keene , at Boyd's now theater , which
commences Thursday evening next , will
begin at U o'clock this morning. Mr. Kcono
will bo supported bv an excellent company
and will present the following repertoire :
Thursday evening , "Ulchnrd III. " ; Friday
evening , "Louis XI."i Saturday matinco ,
"Tho Merchant of Venice , " and Saturday
evening , "Ilichard 111. " The prices of re
served teats for the entire engagement will
bol for the Hist tloor and " > cents for the
balcony. General admission to HrstfloorT5
cents , general admission to balcony 50 cents ,
gallery 'J5 cents ,
Lincoln J. Carter's scnnlo production ,
"Tho Fast Mall , " which will bo presented at
th'j Rirnani street theater next Thursday
evening by an excellent companv , Is ono of
the most successful plays put on the stni/o in
rcwnt years. Thu story Is thrilling , and
justice It done the startling and realist ID
> cones by a perfection of mechanical effects ,
Among other productions U a roprusoutatlou
of an engine room on a Mississippi river
sto.iaibout with the furnaces under ttio
Uoiler tired up , A train of cars shoots across
the stage In one scone , and In another thorn
is a vivid , beautiful and uwo Inspiring repre
sentation of Niagara Falls by moonlight ,
with the singint ; water * and graceful mist
.hut rises about it. The company is said to
bo excellent throughout.
"Olivette , " Audi-All's charming comlo
opera will be produced at the Grand Thurs
day nisht bv the Harrow opera company.
Of "Ollvotto" descriptively little pued bo
said as It 1ms long been a favoriw with the
public. The company U well cast Mr , Drew
doing Coqulollojt in his usual Irresistibly
funny manner and the other parts are equally
well disposed of , The opera was the compa
ny's greatest success In the cast and will , no
doubt , be well received hero.
IIS .1 INI'KIlVUUK. .
\Vc crn AitH4oMnt Ion Holds nn Mil-
The first mooting of the Western Art as-
socl'itlnti ' , f llowln ; the muilummor Inter
rognuin , was held at the ltjjin | , < or art gal-
Iorj lust night with a fair attendance
The evening was devoted to business and
was opened by a short addv s by the presl-
i dent , Mr. G.V. . l.lulngcr ! Ho stated that
the association now had not ) members on Its
I rolls and had n collection of , over iht works
I of art , besides n fair collodion of casts and
SI.-JiO In the treasury. Ho"then ivfcrrcd
briefly to the art school .Avhicu had been
opened under the direction of the associa
tion. The opening ol the school marked an
Important croch In the history of the club ,
but It was necessary for the members of the
association to support It
In closing , the president referred to the
cointtiK fall exhibit of the association , and
expressed the opinion that an art lo.in ex
hibit In connection with the fall exhibition
would form an attractive feature.
Professor Wallace sp.iko about the new
art school. Ho .said it would not bo ready
for pupils until the last of the week , hut ho
was very sanuutno of the ultimate success ol
the school and expressed the opinion that
there would bo at least one hundred pupils
b ) October. The night , classes , he said ,
would provide instruction for a largo num
ber who bail not been nblo to attend day
classes , especially young inon and school
teachers.
The school was discussed at some length
by a number of those present and then the
question of an art loan exhibit was taken up.
There was a great diversity of opinion at
Hi's t as to tno feasibility of securing an inter-
eitlng collection of cuilos or an extensive
exhibit of works of art , but after a full dis
cussion of the subject in all Its bearings It
was ttiu gcnornl opinion that , with vigorous
work , an excellent collection mlu'lit bo made.
On Motion of Mr. Clem Chase , it was un
animously decided to hold a curio and art
loan exhibit In connection with the fall ex
hibit of the association , subject to such
lestrictlons as the board of managers might
see lit to impose.
The bo.inl of managers will hoi 1 a moil
ing in a short time nnd decide upon the plan
and scope of the exhibit.
Found Iliw Watch.
About T.10 : o'clock last nicht William
Caskcy rushed into the police station anil ex
citedly cried out to Captain Mustvn that ho
would like to borrow three or four policemen
If they were not busy. Upon being asked
for un explanation Cnskcv said that he
hud been held up and robocd of a silver
watch.
An ofticor was sent with the excited man ,
but soon satisfied himself that thotc was
nothing in It.
At 11 o'clock Caskcy was found in the
streets dead drunk and taken into custody.
When searched the prisoner had his watch
In an inside pocket where he had forgotten it.
AVon ' 1 1) Ir Strike.
The striking horseshoors are jubilant ever
the outcome of their walkout. They have
secured an eight hour day , in which all the
principal shops , with the execution of D.
Cunningham and Andrew Murphy , have
Joined. They express confidence in ultimate
buccess all along the line , although the two
shops mentioned are still pegirinc along on
the non-union line and propose to stick to it.
South Om IKI Lothario
AVillinm Harvey was arrested last night by
Olllcer Stiles on a warrant sworn out ov J.
K. Graham and charging- him with adultery.
Harvey Is a South Othaha barber and is
married. It is claimed that ho has been
criminally Intimate with a young pirl in this
city and the arrest was in , ale at thu instcnco
ot the wife. _ _
FVlltOUS FLAJIRS ,
Acid's Pi IIIPH yak)1 Perilous Work
for Now YorU Kir men.
Nnw YOIIK , Sept. 8. The immense storage
warehouse of H. C. Hiayton at Oil nnd
04 South street was destroyed by fire today.
At least fifty business houses had goods In
storage in the buildings'and among the con
tents were chemicals , drugs , Jute , sticllac
and a variety of general merchandise.
Mrs. Carlton , 05 years old , the Janitress
and an invalid , was carried from her sickbed
to the rcof and lowered down into No. 01.
The fumes of the chemicals , composed
principally of vitriol , burned into the flesh
and oycs of the llrotnon. Five of thorn were
burned , two severely.
Later tno tire again broke out ana raged
ilercely for an hour.
Statements made by Mr. Layton warrant ,
giving KKO.OOO ns the loss on stock nnd $2r > ,
000 on the building. Added to this Is the
damage by water to goods stored in the adJoining -
Joining buildings , occupied by Charles Kauf
man , tobacconist , and small olllcos , which
will bring the total up to Sfi'i.OOO
The cause of the lira is unknown ; insur
ance , uucompi'.cd.
FLAT Jilt ALll'E.
Merited Pate of n Priitnl NcRro Ilnv-
taller in Louisiiinii.
SnithVKrour , La , Sopt. S. News was re
ceived hero today of a most heinous outrage
committed on the por.son of a young lady
school teacher near Arcadia. The school
was two miles from the young lady's '
homo. After school was dismissed she
started to walk homo. In a lonely
place she was sot upon by n burly negro , who
dragged her Into the woods near by and tied
tier to a tree , where she was kept for two
days. A searching' party found her there on
the evening of the second day , when she told
them her story , with the request to hide near ,
as. the negro would soon return. This they
did , nnd in a short while the negro made his
appearance and was captured. He was fear
fully tortured , being skinned alive and lit
erally cut to pieces. His body was loft in the
woods for the bu/.zards to disposn of.
KlI.l.Klt It 1' J.V
Henry AVuliitor , While Tryinjj to
ICHCiipo AriTNt , is > hot Down.
COI.UMMUS O. , Sept S. At nn early hour
this morning Ofllcer Fcest of the Columbus
pollco force , shot and Instantly killed Henry
Weostcr , a colored man , whom ho was pui ]
suing f-r the purpose of arrest. The olllcer
slates Webster fired upon him tir.it , and thut
ho shot him In solf-dofcn o. Webiter canu
hero some time since with a circus , and but
little is known of him. There is consider
able feeling on the purt of a cottaln
class of colored citizens ever the
shooting , and they have called a
meeting this evening for the purpose
of denouncing thu notion of thu olllcor
Q WIFT'S SPECIFIC is a remedy which
J is fur in advance of , medical science ,
as it bus Iicen expelling Microbl from the
blood , nnd curing llio worst diseases for
GOyeuis , and it is onjy recently that the
medical world have concluded that
THE DULY WAY
to euro disease is to force out the baccllll
tliroueh the I'OUES pP THE SKIN.
Bs8sg8 | Fever Fails to do this ,
AN I Mil.V. . fit funniKdltor of the
_ , _ . ' ' _ l MCklnibnr < Ne 8 , at Ilojiltoti , Va. ,
ED/TOnl .v that hr bus hcenentlrrly rellcv-
< c < l from an absccri which formed In
hi * iliroal , ail caused hitctirc pain , almost choking
him , He c-jilUl not swallow pollj fontl , anil was In
a mntt puluful condition. He iava that he took 011)7 )
thru- bottles , and that It effected a ( oinnletu cure.
Trc-atlio on Blood aud Skin Dltcaio mailed free.
bWIiT Sl'tUIFIO CO. .
firmer 3. AtluntJ , Ga.
Nh\EJKA.SKA.
National Bank
I' . S. PEPOalTOKV , . OMAHA N'EB
Capital $4OOOOO
Surplus OO.OOO
Onlcers ami Illrectori-IIenrir . Yntot , Preildanti
U' l S. Heo.l. VIcol'reiMint : C. S. Mnurlca , XV.
V. Mono , John ri. Colllni. Jt. C , Cuthlue , J. N. U.
r.trlck , W. II , d. llu b i , Caibler.
T1-1L1 IliON BANK.
Corner JUi and Fornam dti
A OcDcral Uanklug Uusloosi Transacted.
US I NESS
In our Men's department has started in with a rush. Never since we opened our store have wo
sold so many fine suits during the firrft weclc in'Septcm er as we sold last week. We've got
the goods , we've got the styles , we've got the quantity , and what's more to the point we've gofi
the /'ncfs. This week we open on our second floor an entire new stock of Boy's
clothing. When we say ent'rc new stock , we mean it. We didn't carry ever a single suit
from last season. Every suit we arc showing today is new this season. We intend to doubld
our trade in boy's clothing. We've got the goods to do it with. We've bought immense quan
tities. We've ' bought them right and we intend to make prices on them that have never been
made before.
396 knee pant suits at $1.OO ,
Made in handsome brown plaids , in tasty styles , ages
four to fourteen.
278 knee pant suits at $1.65.Made
Made in neat pin checks , in a variety of colors , in
ta tv styles , ages four to fourteen.
295 knee pant suits at $1.95.
Made in handsome stylish stripes , with double
breasted coats , trimmed with soutache braid , ages
four to fourteen.
75O knee pant suits at $2 50.Made
Made in strictly all wool cassimeres , in five very hand
some patterns , ages four to fourteen. These arc the
best suits ever sold at the price and are worth fully
four dollars anywhere.
325 long pant suits at $2.25 ) Splendid wearing School Suits in three
375 'Ollg ' P'ult suits at 2.60 i pieces , Coat , Vest and Pants , ages ten to
250 long pant suits at 2.75 J thirteen.
Strictly all wool suits in three pieces , Coat , [ 2f > o long pant suits at $4.00
Vest and pants , in a very handsome assort- j 250 long pant suits at 4.25
ment of colors and styles. f 250 long pant suits at 4.5 $
HAVE YOU GOT A BOY ? BRIJSTGr HIM IN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1i-l'M : NK LltHT ;
I'elch strain , very rlifap. Atlclit'as 1" . i
Swlclc. .1)12 ) A veniio I ) . . Council muffs.
YA7 AXTI'I ) - - Competent tflrl for ( jenor
TT housework ; must lo ) KOoil cook. HHo >
court avenue.
FOR SAM : Cheap Onu I'nirbnnks. ( i-lot
s ' .ilus. ne.ir.y new. II. A. COY , Hi Mull
street.
fcJIO Ariti : IOWA l-'AUM AT * ; i ) I'KIt Al'lt'- :
JM > nnil KB ) line fuim. Lur u list. .lohnsor
& Van I'.itlen.
icrxv ruuNHiict ) iuwM\r\vc
Kentlenion. ( Vntr.il lo.Mtloii. Address
with reference. " .I" . " lleo otlU'o.
JTIOK ItKNT Mccly furnished rooms , will
-L or without bouid , 1(1 ( N. 1st street.
WANTii-At : Gr.iml hotol. ' WD-IIIUI pastry
cook. Good waxes. Also furnish an
assistant.
WKlmvo nn equity of $1,200 In a new , do-
Rltdble seven-loom liousu and lot. Good
location , ( . 'mi t'Nchiinxc for vaeant lots. A
bargain. Cooper .V McUou , 11 ! M iln street.
\V ANTKD-At Grand hotul , chambermaids :
Rood wages for thosu co'iiius well recom
mended , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" \\7 ANTED Two t-ood plrls at Kmniott
i house , > o. l.MJ south Sixth stieet.
TOOK IcnNT Or lease. Two-story btore-
- * - room. No. iSH , Middle Itroadw y. linen
used for the p ist six years as book and sta
tionery store. Apply to J. Perry , Mioo shop.
under First Nut. li.ink.
WANTKD to Trade -Five-roo n house , full
lot In Omaha for house an I lot In Council
niuirb.R _ Hrqwn. ll'l Itro.ulwuy.
NTaiid sychomotrlc , or clinr-
- ' neter rc.ialnss ; also diagnosis of disease
nend lee * of hair for reading by letter. Hiin-
S.iys and evenings. Mrs E. Hooper. ! 4iJ Avo-
duoE , near vorimr IJth btreot. Council lilulfc
Terms , SJo and $ I.OJ. _ _
MAGNIFICENT acre property In five-aero
traets. loeatud 2V miles from postolllco ,
for sale on reasonable terms b'omo line losl-
dcnco propertyfor _ rentjjy Hay k lleis. _
ir > OU SALE or Kent Garden land with
J- hollies , by .1. H. Klee , JOI Main St. , Council
I ) luffs.
at law I'MO !
c Attorneys ,
! ) tlL.0n \ t,0 | sUto an I
federal courts. Ktnins I , 4 null " > Shu''art
Heno block , Council HlunN. l.i.
HI fin mil ore Attornny nt faw. No. ID
. J. tUiUIUJUa , I'oirl struut , ever llnsh-
noll's store. Toluphono No. 2i'i. Iliisinosj
hours , b u. in. to'J p. in , Council Itlutts , 11.
: DOCTOR Thcso Utlclnatid EN L1 ! I' .
I'lIU are a I'oMUvoCuru for fcloL ;
a > llcAiliiehc. KillotmiOM , an'JJ
( 'oiiHlpiillon. F-inulI , pica * . !
nut and favorllc ulth the *
hullcn , Sol I In KiiKl uil for la. *
I' ' iL.ln America for S"ic. Octj
Un in from your Dru lits , or ;
eeml to \ \ . II. lioohiii A (0. ( , ;
40 Hf.l llnm w.Tt AirV. ;
For fiilu by KU1IN & CO. unil SHKR-
MAN & McCONNT.I.U Oimilm
I.S I Oil I1UIIII\O MATKIMAI.H
- Hulled Mates Indian Servleu , I'lue Kldut )
Agency , South Dakota , Sc' | > tuml > ur II , 1MI. )
iri'iileil proposals , endorsed "I'roposiiU for
Iliilldlni ; Matorlals" and addressed to the
uiiclcu signed ut Pine KuUe Ascmiy , Munition
county. South DaUoM , w.ll . liu reenhril ut
this ttKf uoy until I o'clock p. in. of Oetohur I.
IK'.ll , for turnMiInx unit < hdlverlnx ut this
ujrenev a variety ot bulldlnn mutnrinls.
coiiHls'tlns ; of lumhor , doois , windows ,
Khlnuli's , ( mints , oils , hardware. ete. .
a full list and description ot which
inav ho obtained by application to thu
undijr ltned. didder * will ho required to
stall ! speclllciilly In tholr olds the promised
prlco of uui'h uitlc'lo offi > iod for dull very
tinder u contr.ict. Thu rich ! Is resorvt'd to reJect -
Ject uny or all hliU , or any part of any Iml , If
doomed for the best Interest of the survlco.
I'ertlllod checks. Uach bid must hu aecom
( muled hy a certified ohei-U OP draft ii | on
Mime United States depository or solvent nu-
tlonal hunk In the vJclnlty of thu rehldonue. of
the bidder , made payable to the oulerof the
commissioner of Indian a II a Irs , for ut le.ist A
per cent of the amount of thu propoi.U , which
L-hei'kor draft will bn foifultoii to thu United
Stales In case any bidder or blddfis lucoivmt :
an award shall full to promptly execute a
contract with rood and HUlllclent KUrotles ,
Xlic'i wlRO to be leliiined to the bidder , lllils
accompanied by cash In lluu of a certified
check will not be considered. I 'or further In
formation apply to L'aptaln C , ( i. I'unnuy ,
[ 'ailed St'ites army , uctlnu' United Status
Indlunauent. SUdgit M
pUOl'OSAI.8 KOH I < lMllF.ll ! ,
-I. hrlclcs , ptilnti , hardwiiru , sluss , etc. U.
iiiilhin Service , Omiihii and \Vlnnohuiii
Acuney , Nob. , Wlnnohusn and Thur ton
t'linnty. Neb. , Sopleniberrith , tb'.ll. ' Seiilud mo-
endorsed "Proposals for Ininbcr , sliln-
Clew etc. , ' us the CHto iniiy hi' , anil . . . _ . .
to thu unilnrslunoil ut Wiiinu io , DiiUotit
county , NiihrnsUii , will lie ivculvinl ut thi
11K i.'i icy until 1 i ) Y lock , 11 m. . of Uotohnr : ul ,
Ibill , for furnishing nnil ilrllvurliiK ut this
u'-'riiL-y iihout ' 'il.MiU fouriissurtml Iniulior ; 111-
MXhiilnvlos ) ; 7'nloorsi C8 wliiiliiwi ; lU.ouu Drh'ki
101) ) burrols ilniii ; liulnts , hiinlwiiro. Klusx , otc.
u full list unil description of which nuiy ho
ohtiiltioil hy npiillaatlnn to thu uiiik'r.slKnuiJ.
ItldiloM will hu rt'iinlrt'd to alutii Hiooilk'nlly |
In tholr hlils the proposed prlcu of oui'li artlulo
olTeiud for ilollvury unilur ti contruut. The
right Is roMirvi'd to rojcot uny or nil hiils. or
liny part of any hid , If dcoinrd for the licit In-
tl-ri'ht nf thu hur\lco. Cortllk'd oliDcksHiioh
hid must ho uL'compnnlud hy n oci tilled ehuck
or ilruft iitiun 801HO United Mittun duposltory
nr solvent iiutloiiHl hnnk In the vicinity of the
leslitunuu of the hlddor. niudo uayublo to thu
order ot the connnUsloncr of Indian utTuIrs ,
for ut luiibt A percent of thu amount of thu
jroposal , uhloh check or draft will bo ford -
' " d to lh United btutus In case any bidder
ddoru revolving un award tthiill ( nil to
iptly oxuciilu a contrHCt with Rood and
lutllclent iuretlt a , othcrwlie to ho returned to
ho bidder. IHds accompanied by cash In
leu of a cortllled check will not beoomldercd
"or ( urther Inforuuitiou upuy tuKOHKUl' II.
AbllLEY , U b. Indluu ugcuu b'W-SU-M
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Schoedsack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1521 Fnrnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clean and reflnish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or at tlid
j Works , Cor. Ave. A and 20th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who hnvo shop-worn or soiled fabrics of uny character cun huv
i them rcdyod and finished equiil to now.
! BGD'FEATHEKS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with the
nd most approved machineryntost ut loss cost thun you ever p.iid bjfoi-o.
SUCH THINGS DO NOT
HAPPEN AT
A. T. THATCHER ,
16 Main Street , - - Council Bluffs
Best Quality Anthracite. High Grade Soft
Coal.
Lowest Prices Guaranteed.
UNCIL BLUFFS STEMI DYE WORKS ,
All Kinds of DyiiltuandCloiinliu donii Iu the
highest style of the art. Faded and atulncd
fabrlua Hindi1 t < > look ' < * good im new. Hud
fonthiTJ flo.ineil by Btnain In fliNt-uliiss IIIHII-
m r.Vnrk prompt y demo and delivered In all
imrts of thu onunlry. S'iml for piluo lift.
C1. A. MACIIAN. 1'KOI'KIKTOK.
10J llruudway , Near Northwua urn Depot ,
COUNCIL Ili.Uff.IOWA. .
C. ESTEP ,
14 N. Main St. , Council Bin/ft. /
Funeral Director and Erabalmar.
THE GRAND
Council Dluffs , In.
TIIJS KLEGANy APPOINTED
HOTEL WNOW OPEN.
_
N. W. TAYLOR , Manager.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs ,
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,00 ?
DniKf roiis-I A Miller , ! ' . O. Olouson , II ft.
Sbu''art , U Ill.irt. . ,1. I ) . IMmundson. Ohurlcf
K llannan. Trans icl Kuner.il liunkliix biisU
ness , Largest capital and surplus of uny bunU
In Honthwetitorn Iowa
INTE.REST ON TIME DEPOSITS
STTFRANCIS ACADElY
UOAIUUNU AM ) HAY SCHOOL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVKNTII ST.
Can bo Touched from any of the depots on
Conducted by the Bisters of Hilarity , II , V. M.
TKHMS-l'of hoard ami tuition. IHU iruolnz
nil branches of u finished o Incatlon for y onus
Indies , K.'i for boiion of llvu muntln , com-
nionolni ; llrst Monday In Sontombor and I'eh-
rnary , rospcotlvoly. I'or ( urthur pkrtloul.ira
ttlluros *
SISTP.H si-i-nuiou. -
St. Francis Academy , Council mull's In.
i\T \
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I'niil Un Ciip'.tiil ? 101),000 )
Olitoit orKnnltml liiink In Ilia ( Itr Kurc'Un unit
iluiimllu unclninuu nnd locHl niicurltlut. Ktpoclal
nttt'iitlun pulil to culluctluni. Acomniti of Inill
unit , | j.tnki , liunker nnil corpgratlun * tullcltuil.
Corfnpunili'licu bivllo-l.
UKO. I' . bANKJIlli , I'ruildont ,
A. W HIKKMAN. ruhler.
A. T 111UIS , Atilntant Cmlil r >