THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , DECEMBER 24 , 1891
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'EAHL STREET.
CclUcrtd ly Cnrrlcr In i ny pnrt of IlioCItj.
II. W. TII.TON. - MA.NAiiF.lt.
rrrt Uni'nrtH Office . No. 45
TI Enor . Na |
MJAOIC MI'.MIOS.
N , Y. Plumbing Co.
C. II. Water Works Co.
Removed to i0 ! Pearl street.
Council BlulTs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans. 204 Sapp blocl' .
Burhorn'jdiamonds.wntches.holldaygoods.
E. R. Fonda yottcrdny Hied n bond of 1.000
am ) took out letters of ndminlstrntlon In the
rstnto of Robert Piirtfhlll , the late Union
Pacltlo switchman.
Fr.mk Epps was arrested yesterday on n
charge of vagrancy. In the Information
upon which ho was arrested ho Is charged
with having no occupation nnd beluga terror
generally to his neighbors.
An entertainment will bo given this even
ing In the Baptist church for the Sunday
Hchool. An attrnctivi ) musical nnd literary
proarnmmu will bo presented , In which the
members of the school will tnko pnrt. All
will bo welcome.
A watch meeting will be hold n weeK from
tonight at the Odd Fo'.lows hull by the Re-
boknli uogrcii of the order. The old year
will be sped on it way in the most npprovoJ
fashion with games nnd other nmusomenis
nnd refreshments will bo served. All friends
of the order are invited.
St. John's English Lutheran Sunday school
has prepared a musical and literary program
which they will render on Christmas night
nt'JJIS Hrondwny , foot of Glen uvonuo , In the
room formerly occupied by Bracket's book
stem. There will bo n Christmas tree and a
visit from Santa Claus. ,
The Hoard of Trade has appointed n com-
niltteo to rustic for funds to mnko up the
bonus which is necessary to secure the Klin-
tiiill Bros. Elevator Manufacturing com
pany of Anumosn for Council UlulTs. Quito
n sum Inn alrcadv been subscribed , .mil it is
thought there will bo but little trouble in
raising the rest of the ? , ' .UOO.
Henry Moore , the colored man who wns
arrested ttcvcrnl dnys ago in Omaha , was
brought hoforo Justice Hammer yestorduy
for n preliminary examination. Ho was
bound over to thu grand jury to answer to
the charge of larceny from the person , and
bin ball was fixed at f-'IOO , in default of which
bo was sent to the county jail.
Moschondorf'H market has been given an
attractive holiday appearance by decorations
of flowers , artistically arranged by Miss
Eva Mcschendorf and 'Miss Louise Wagner
of Omaha. Ono of the show > vindows con
tains the original lamb which lollowcd Mary
to school. A mlninluro lake nnd other sltlll-
ful Inndscnping adds to the attractiveness of
the scene.
Marriugn licenses were issued yesterday to
the following parties : Henry Schnnck of
Scrlbncr , Neb. , and Elvlna Longmack of
Council Bluffs ; .lames D. Holmes of South
Omnhn and Julia Fcrrcll of St. Joseph , Mo. ;
L. O. Baker of Mapleton and Mary L. Ger-
mnn of Council BlulTs : Daniel O'Connor nnd
Kaliu Dunn , both of Council BlulTs ; William
Xcnlz nnd Lldn Minn Davis , both of Potta-
wntinmio county.
A match game of pool was played last
evening in the Columbia for $ .111 a side. C. H.
Johnson nnd D. L. Martin being the contest
ants. Tfcoono who won six cnmcs lirst waste
to bo the victor. Martin led his untnconist
from the start , talcing four gomes from him
in succession. At thn end of nine games
Martin had six to Johnson's three , nnu ho
was declared the winner. The game was
watched by u number of local sports.
The Dlclccim AViili IIo ; > ! cs.
See our now price list on books while
they last :
Tliackeray , 10 volumes , $2.119 , pub
lishers price $5. 00.
Dol-o , illustrations , 95c , publishers
price $0.00.
Webster's Unabridged , original , half
Russia , $1 19.
Life of Christ , $1.33.
Elsie series ( Martha Finloy ) , 50c ,
worth Ooe.
Best of all our $10.00 "Family Bibles"
sold for $0.00 , and agents price $15,00 , to
go at $3.59.
Encyelopedi'.i Britannicn , English ,
cloth , 25 volumes , $25.00 , a complete re
print of the old Edinburgh edition ;
Fair God , $1.17 ; Bon Hur , 9Sc ; Shake
speare , Byron , Moore , complete 81.31) ) .
hvorything in a book department to bo
found at oar store at our usual leading
"The Cuto" machine
prices. sowing ,
$1.50 ; bo careful you -don't pay $2.50 for
the snmu machine. BOSTON STOHK ,
Council BlulVs , la.
A chance to win a turkey at 521
Broadway. '
The only kindergarten in the city is
in the Merrlam block , next to the Young
Moil's Christian association. Experi
enced teachers and only ono-hiilf usual
rates are charged.
I'jsiiiiox.ii. r.iii.ian.ii'iis. *
Miss Frances Tomlinson has gone to Shon-
nndoah to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Churchill loft yester
day for Ncoln lo visit friends for a few days.
G. W. Hewitt left , last evening for Frank
lin Grove , 111. , where he will stay for ton
days.
Gideon Mayno Is reported to bo dancer-
ously ill atit \ residence un North Ninth
street.
Dr. C. H. Plnnoy nnd A. W. Pinnoy
staricd yoatonlay for n visit of n week or
two with relatives In Sugiunw , Midi.
Miss Ella Luster received an elegant box
of llowers yesterday from friends in Call-
fornln. The collection was made up of suii-
Inx , English violets nnd roses.
S wanson Music Co. , Masonic temple
Our line of fancy holiday articles is
complete. Don't fail to feeo it. Doll G.
Morgan it Co. , druggists , 742 Broadway.
I0\frt | With llio Pen.
Charles G. Meyers , a young man who wns
tried and convicted n couple of years ago of
stealing a horse , and has just finished n term
in thu penitentiary for tbo offense , is wanted
for another fracture of tne laws of Iowa.
Churles Osborn , a farmer who lives n short
distance out of the city , und for whom Mov
ers has boon working , charges him with the
crime of forgery. According to the story ho
tells Meyers delivered sevenils loads of
wood for him a few dnys ago to
( icorpo A. Kcollno and that last Saturday
Kcelino paid him off. Meyers wanted the
pay In the form of money , but Kcollno
refusd , tenileriiiL' him Instead a chcclc forfu'J
payable to Charles Osborn's order which
was accepted. It is alleged that Meyers
forged Oshorn's name to llio check and draw
the money from the Council BlulTs Savings
bank. Ho then went back homo and on Sun
day , before tits crime was discovered , ho lit
out for parts unknown.
' 1 here is n warrant waiting him in Justice
Kwearlngen's oftlco und if ho returns n decidedly -
cidedly warm spell is looked for lu his
vullnlty.
Solid silver and plated ware for loss
money than nny wlioro also in the city at
K Burhorn'tf , 17 Main street.
Commercial men , Hotel Gordon the
boat $2 house In Council 1 null's.
Do Haven has his usual stock nf beau
tiful dolls. They are worth t > culng and
way down in prices.
lUirulnrizod n
Ilurlan Thompson , n young man 10 yuirs of
nge , was brought before ComSsloner F. M.
Hunter yesterday fora hearing on the charge
of burglarizing the pontoftlco at East Noda-
wny. Witnesses were Introduced who bwnro
that young Thompson entered the postofttco
ono day last September at noon , whiletbo
postmaster wns ut dinner , und broke open u .
cash drawer , tauin ? therefrom nil Its con 1
tents , which amounted to about f\-M. \ After
k hearing he was bound over to tha federal
traud jury and hU boud was tlxod at | 5UO.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
OUenheimor's Ercap\do Eai Compl'csted
Tin Eiajtmn Troubles Considerably ,
SEVERAL ATTACHMENTS ARE SECURED.
Itccelvcr Appointed ( o Take Charge
of n Stuck ol'Clothing Now In
Otnnhn lor u Jiidnincnt
Creditor.
Attorneys Suns nnd Sounders , who appear
for n number of eastern creditors of the firm
of H. Klsemnn & Uo. , have jumped upon the
neck of L. Otitmhelmcr , the clUhliig mer
chant who tried to move his stock to Halt
Lake , and propose to show blm that n court
cannot bo monKcyed with with Impunity.
It is charged that n number of
circumstances In connection with the
removal tend to1 show that Ottenheimor
was undoubtedly Intending to place his
property beyond the roach of his creditors ,
and thereof tbo Klsotnans. The goods were
packed up in an evident hurry , nil day
Sunday being occupied in the work of
preparation , and were moved from the store
at i o'cloclc Monday mornlnir. The express
man who moved them wan made to promise
that ho would say nothing about It to any
one. The goods were taken to Omaha ,
where they were loaded on the cars and con
signed to Joseph Simon of Salt LaUc , U. T. ,
half- over llio Union Pucllic , and half over
the B. & M. Who Joseph Simon Is is n
matter of conjecture , and an attempt will
bn made to solve the problem when the case
comes to trial.
This morning. rudno Smith will hear the
question of appointing n receiver to take
charge of the tliuu : which Ottenheimer
claims to have In his possession. In the
afternoon Oltenheimer will bo brought be
fore the court to show why ho should not bo
lined for contempt of court , ho being at liirco
nt present on bonds of f 1,1)00 ) which were fur
nished by Ueoi go Scbindele. Tno contempt
is alleged to consist in his moving ills prop
erty by stoaltb out of the state while n suit
was already pending to subject It to the
claims of lilseimin's creditors.
tiled in the district
-An amended petition was
trict court yesterday in the cuso of Arnold ,
Constable & Uo. and others against II. Else-
man & Co. and others , making the Union Pa-
cilic Railway company , over whoso line the
goods are now beniR shipped to their western
destination , a defendant in tbo case. An
olTort will bo made In this way to secure the
goods so that they may bo levied upon by
the creditors.
In flic case of John Annlsilcld & Co.
against L. Ottonhoimer and others , which
has been pondinir for some time past , a default -
fault was entered up against Ottenheimer
yesterday for the sum of $ y,70t.Jo ; ! and n
special lion granted on the stock. Shorift
O'Neill was appointed receiver and an order
was Issued bv the court that the stock now
held by the Union Pacific bo delivered to
him , to lie held subject to this lien.
T. C. Dnwson , who appears as attorney for
Ottenholmer , claims that his client's actions
wore not in contempt of tno court , but re
sulted from a fear tnat the precious all-wool
pants would bo taken away by the creditors
as .soon as tliey learned that ho had decided
to soil them. Whether this is the correct
statement , will probnbiy appear when the
case is aired in court.
Our importation order this season
was larsror than wo expected. On a few
lines of holiday goods wo have put oriccs
on same to make them move. Look at
the price list until Christmas or at least
as long aa they last. Wo are also hav
ing now prices on our coat ? , it will pay
you to HOO thorn.
DOLLS ! DOLLS ! DOLLS !
\Vo have them nntl at the right prices.
See show window and prices on4hom.
The now Russian fur doll , llijc ; largo
kid body ( lolls at _ 5cloo , Ooe , $1.00 ,
$1.75 and SiOO. See dressed dolls at 3c ,
lOc , _ , ! , 8-xj and $1.00. Beautiful dolls
with silk dresses at S2.50 :
SO-inch doll at OOe. don't miss them ;
others at S'1.00 and $5.00 each. Wo
have over 150 do/.en ( lolls in stock largo
enough for a wholesaler.
Wool dolls , nigcrer dolls , dancing dolls ,
talking dolls , Indian dolls , clown dolls.
everything made in the line.
MAGIC LANTERNS.
Complete line of views with each , 50c ,
$1.00 , $11.00 , $3.00 , $1.00.
BLACK HOARDS.
Our stock is ovcrlondod and ne tnitko
a uloan sweep in this line.
50o blackboards , _ 5u.
G5c blackboards , .Tie.
UOis blackboards , loe.
Prices cut , right in two.
BAMBOO KASKLS AND TABLES.
{ 3'15-ineh oiisSol , _ oe.
5-foot easel.ISe. .
C-fool easel , ( i'Je. '
( i-foot fancy easels , $1.00 anil $1.75.
Bamboo tables , ' 153 to 5Sc.
M1SCELL AN KOUS LIST.
Wo have not spac-o to give you an in
ventory of everything wo have , but will
show you a good assortment of guns ,
drums , ' uhnirs , tables , trunks , wagons ,
writing desks , baby earriairos , wash
sots complete , bureaus , etc. , etc. Wo
handle the largest line of baskets in the
city. It must bp so , for every ono who
looks over our line expresses their opin
ion in our favor. Baskets from Japan ,
baskets made by the Indians , baskets
from Russia in fuel , everything now ,
cute anil cunning in willow ware will bo
found in this dopartinent.
NHWMAHK10TS.
All wool newmarkots , plain stripe and
iilaiilH1.00 to $7.50. at $ --15 ; $7.00 to
$ ! _ . ( ) ( ) at $4. 05 : $15.00 to $20. 00 at $7.50.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
$4.25 to * 5.5t ) at.75 ; $0.50 to * 8 00 ut
$ ! ! ,25 , all wool plaids and stripes.
$ : U)0 ) to $5.00 jackets for $1.03.
Fur trimmed jackets , former price ,
' $15.00 anil SIR 00 for $12,00 , trimmed
with astrakan anil mink.
$5.00 to $7.50 jackets at $3.05.
$ ! ) .00 , $10.00 anil $12,00 jackets , roofer
fronts , in bcavor and Clay worsteds ,
$7.50.
Vest front jaekot , English beaver
cloth , $12.00 quality for $9.00 , $15.00
uuallty for $10.00 , $10.00 quality for
$12.00.
$9.00 jacket , hip scum , heavy cheviot ,
$4.95.
$12.00 anil $15.00 hip seam jackets ,
$7.50 each.
PI.USII JACKETS.
$12.00 Walker plush jackets , $ aOO.
$15,00 Walker plush jackets , $10.00.
$17.50 Walker plush jackets , $12.00.
$20.00 Walker plush jackets , $15.00.
$22. 50 ami $25.00 Walker plush jack
ets , $19.f > 0 BOSTON STORE ,
Council BlutTs , la.
Hoitor , the tailor , ; I10 Broadway , has
all the latest styles anil now winter
goods. Satisfaction in every respect
Uuurantcc.il ,
Ciomiliui tortoleo shell combs nt Bur-
horn's.
Matulol & Kline will move their en
tire stock to Sioux City January 1 ,
Until that tlmo you can buy furniture ,
stoves , carpets , at your own "price.
Transit Company Incorporate. ! ,
Articles of Incorporation were tiled yester
day with the county recorder b- the Council
BlulTs Transit company , which has caused
such a stir recently. The uamos of the incorporators -
corporators nroV. \ . b. May no , R L. Suu-
cart , R O. ( , lemon , J. M. Troyuor , J. P.
lies * , J. R. Rico , John Bennett , H. H. Hart ,
C. R. Hannun und K. W. Hart. The ouieo :
of thu company is stated to be to build and
maintain u street railway system run b ;
cable , electricity , compressed nlr. hews or
other motor power , In Council B.uffs and Pot-
tawattamlo countv. The capital stock is tlxed
utJiW.OOO. One of ihoioctloua of the In
strument accents the ordinance which was
passed by the city Council n couple of weeks
ago , granting the right of way to tbo com
pany over the various streets of the city.
The ofllcers arc ns follows : President , John
Bennett ; vice president. P. O. Oleasoii ; sccro-
tarv and treasurer , K. 12. Hart ; directors. K.
L. Shtipnrt , K. E. Hart. W. S. Miiyno , F1. O.
Glcason and John Bennett.
Holiday < oniln.
Romoinbor that UoIIavon has ono/of
the most elegant stocks of holiday novel
ties in llio city. It surpasses till former
years both in beauty and low prices.
Call and see them.
Wo have our own vineyards In O.illfor
nia. Jarvls Wine comiuny , Co. Blulli
Everything now In the line of holiday
goods at Davis' drug store. IIo lias the
largest stock and lowest prices in the
city. Ills stock is all new and fresh ,
and must bo sold. If you are looking
for holiday goods it will pay you to call
and examine his stock before purchas
ing. _
Cnttlo CHHO Mihmlttcd.
After thron weeks In which It das nearly
monopolized things in the district court , the
case of the Citizens State bank nirnlnst J. C.
Abbott wns completed yesterday. Attorney
McCabe mniio an argument in behalf of the
plaintiff tl.at lasted all day up to4 o'clock in
the afternoon , when Judge Smith read his
instructions to the jury , and the case was
Dually submitted shortly before f > o'clocic. In
case the jury comes to an agreement , and it
Is not thouuht any of the jurymen
will forego the pleasure of eating Christmas
dinner at homo for the purpose of seeing that
the plaintiff or defendant g-ts absolute Jus
tice , a sealed verdict will bo returned.
This morning the criminal docket will betaken
taken up , The number of cases for trial wai
reduced yesterday by the filing of pleas of
guilty by three of the Indicted parties L.
Harrison , who burglarized the Columbia , the
i'urf und John Bono's ; Frank Martin ,
who broke into the residence of T.
S. Couch ; and Edward Butler , Indicted
for the larceny of u horse and bugcy be
longing to Peter Hanson. There nro only
four criminal cases left to bo tried nnd none
of them nro of any great Importance. It is
probable that they will not take up moro
than two days nt the outside. As soon as
they nre completed the law docket wilt bo
again resumed.
Yesterday the following list of grand and
petit jurors was drawn for the January
term :
Grand Jurv James Uoylo , Norwallc town
ship ; Frank Card , York township ; W. Moti ,
Ncola township ; Max Molin , Kone ; S. U.
Underwood , Keg Creek township ; John G.
Garner , Garner township ; J. M. Axtell ,
Boomer township ; S. S. Frank , Ilardin
township ; William Schooning , Washington
township : J. C. Lewis. Lewis township ;
W. B. Body felt , Sllv-jr Creek ; O. H. Dut-
row , Crescent.
Petit Jury Joseph Thomas , Boomertown-
shlii ; William Dillin , Garner township ; V.
P. Perry , Hardin township ; Wnrron Hough ,
Cresont toxvnshlp ; Eldia Parish , Ha el Doll
township ; Chnrloy Green , Lewis township ;
August Kuven , Minden township ; John Cur-
rio , Norwalk township ; .1. G. Moss , Silver
Creel : township ; R. E. Williams , Washing
ton township ; Henry Rishton , York town
ship ; II. I , . Aldriugo , Ro kford township ;
10. P. Brown , Neola township ; D. L. Grimes ,
Fifth ward ; P. ( J. Mikcsell , First precinct ,
Sixth ward ; Lars JcirtSon , Second precinct.
Fourth ward ; John Churchill. First precinct.
Fourth ward ; William Deill , Second ward ;
J. J. . Hathwny , Third ward ; James Mathi-
son , First ward ; George Hough , Hazel Dell ;
Jair.es Ray , FirU ward ; James Wlthem ,
Second ward ; John Shea , Third ward.
Carman Peed and Fuel company ,
wholesale and retail hay , grain and
feed. Special prices on hay and grain
in car lots. 700 Main street. Council
BlulTs.
Candy 5c a pound at C. O. D. Brown's.
Christmas goods at Doll G. Morgan &
Co.'s drugstore , 742 Broadway.
Jarvls 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Walnut block coal , $4.25 per ton. Delivered
livered anywhere in city. Carman's
700 Main street.
Jarviswild blackborrv is the boat.
Very handsome Christmas novelties at.
Do Haven's nothing poor or trashy. .
Buy your Christinas candy of C. O. D.
Brown. Candy 5e , Se and 12e a pound ,
mix nuts 15c a pound , Florida swcot
oranges 20c a do/.en.
Wal'nut block and Wjoming coal ,
fresh mined , received dailj Thatcher ,
10 Main.
Fresh oysters 25c quart or 0c can at
C. O. D. Brown's.
The largest stock of Japanese. and
Chinese goods east of San . Francisco ,
'Frisco p"rices , at 317 Broadway.
Dm. Woodburydontistsnoxt , to Grand
hotel ; line work a specialty. Telo. 145.
Biggest bargains in holiday goods in
the city at E. IJurhorn's.
It is a , well known fact tliat ucoulo can
get bettor gcods for less money at E.
Biirhorn's than any other place in the
city. Uo and bo convinced yourselves.
Bulk oysters 25c quart nt C. O.D.
Brown's.
lilMllOl * NJ2\V.MAN'S HI3TUHN' .
IJOJT of Ills Ijnst Trip Slay Have n
Ijititry.
Bishop Newman , the resident bishop of
the Methodist church , has returned to Omaha
after an absence nf about six months , looking
well and full of his usual enthusiasm for the
city of his choice und the work ot the Metho
dist church.
Soon after leaving Omaha last Juno Bishop
Newman attended n great summer meeting
at Round Lnuc , N. Y. , and then ho prepared
his address upon John Wesley , to bo deliv
ered before the ccumencinl conference held in
the city of Washington. After attending
thu ccumcncial conference Bishop
Newman went to Cincinnati to
intend the bishops' mooting. From there
wont to Columbus , O. , und attended a church
extension .society meet ing , then to Clovelmid
to the bishops' nnd missionaries' meeting
und then to Now England , whcio ho dedi
cated a number of churches.
He spent n week in Washington visiting
with friends and preached in the church
where he was pastor for bo many voars dur
ing Grant's administration. Ho then wont
to St. Louis and spent n week looking nftcr
the work of the church there nnd giving ad
vice rcgnrdlng the erection of u very line
church in that city. Ho delivered nn ad-
drea nt thu Now England dinner there last
Monday night , an extended report of which
appeared in the St. Louis Rupuullc. From
St. Louis ho como direct lo Omaha and will
not bo nway from tills city again excepting
by short intervals until after the mootini : ot
llio general conference next May ,
SuoaklitL' of tt-o r.-cont Interview with him
published In ilu Now York and Philadelphia
jupors regarding the ne.nl of n liturgy in the
iMc'thodUt nhinch , tint ti < hop said lust nk'ht
to a BKU roiorto1 : 'There is n disposition
moig : many of tha MeModUto un he.i in
the cities to liavu a lituigl Ml M'IV.CO. Some
and al
n * -v rji
PROMPTLY
of the Inreor churches hnvon form of liturgy ,
but ttic trouble is it is not u'lUtorm nuil fre
quently tuo bishop must 'wJt what COMICS
next when ho " Is cotidubtthR service in n
church wharo tie I * not finiiliar with the
order of locerclso * employed by the pastor.
Mr. Wesley sent over to Hits country in
17SI nlliurpy which linn mi nbrldpcmcntof
the llturiry of the Church of England. 1
think It U quite probable that the mnttor
will bo presented nt tno pnnernt coiiforonco ,
nntl an ofTort will bo made , I presume , to
hnvo ono specific fnrm for enoral use In the
Motuodl t church. "
TlllXUH 1IK H.l ! > J > .tM.Hllil > .
Cteor-KO of Vlnton Declined to
lie Called n Murderer.
CnitAii H.U'ins , In , Dec. 23. [ Special
Telegram to TUB DBK.J A libel suit was
brought today by ligtbort George of Vlnton
forfJO.OOO , against the Itcpubllcmi Printing
cotnnnny of Cedar Itipuln. The libel Is
bused on the head line * over the nrtlolo In
the Hc-publlcan of Uecomber II , In whlnh
Mr. ( Jcoriro Is accused of "murder most
foul , " that being the heading to the article.
Notice of the suit was set vod on thu Repub
lican today.
The coroner's Jury promptly exculpated
Mr. George at the time , by lindliiR that Mr.
Myers came to his death by the accidental
discharge of his own revolver in his own
hand , and that In no way was Mr. George
responsible for his death.
llio ( .OH ! of Fuel.
DCS MOINKS , In. , Dor. ' . ' .1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : URE.I The railroad commis
sioners cave u Hearing today to the railroads
und others Interested in coal rates. Among
the coal men who addressed tl'o ' commission
were Paul Morton of the Wbitouroast Fuel
company , R E. Drake and O. W. Merrltt of
Centcrvlllo. .1. V. ICvans and P. A. Forbush
of Uoofie , U. F. Mallonoy and O. A. Uomlu-
'
rant of'tho Hamilton Coal company , A. 1C.
CnnllclU of Hoonc , U. F. Filkn'itter of the
liraxil Coal company , H. A. Foster of Marlon
and I ) . UMghtman of the Excelsior Coal com
pany. They wore mainly in favor of the rais
ing of rates on long distance hauling. The
railroads were represented by C. D. Ivcs of
the Burlington , Codnr Unnids ft Northern ,
S. W. Hazard of the Chicago ft Northwest
ern , Frank Cussldv of the Diagonal , W. It.
Uascoin of the Illinois Central , W. C. Wilson
of the Crooned Creek , Jntrcs Mahoney of the
Mason City < & Fort Dodge , K. II. Hunter of
the liurllngton , A. McCrao of the Keoknk &
Western und M. L. Martin of the Wubiisu.
The railway men were also in favor of rais
ing the rates , and the opinion is their request
will bo granted , although no dccUion was
reached.
Interesting iU trllrr Tivul.
HAMI-TOX , la. , Dec. it. : [ Special Telegram
to TUB UKK.J The state closed its ovldenco
in the Darow murder trial today. The de
fense moved for dismissal on the grounds that
the body Of Larson had not been found and
murder had not been proved. This was
overruled and ovldenco for the defense was
bcgur. . They will attempt to prove that
Larson was not murdered , or If murdered.
that the crime was committed by a land
agent. The state tnlult'thoy have n clew to
the location of Larson'sihoay as it divulged
on thn testimony by Larson's brother that ho
was buried in u small .stream beneath the
sand. A searching party will be out tomor
row , but worK will bo slow on account of ice
In the stream. Court has njonrnca till
Monday.
Glcnwooil ImpVoveniBiits. '
Guxwoni ) , la , , Dec. ' 23. [ Special to TUB
Bee. ] At u special election held Monday for
the purpose of voting ' $20,000 iii bonds for
water works there worp Mli votes cast for
and three against the proposition.
An electric light company has boon organ
ized with a canltal of J'JO.'OOfl und n franchise
has been erantcd oy thd city conncil. A lirst
class system will bo put in at onco.
No Ch iiigeH I'ropnscd.
Dt-ni-QUi : , la. , Docj'23' Special Telegram
to TUB BEK.J In an interview today Bishop
lleuncssy denied knowledge of any proposed
changes of the diocesu of the state and his
elevation to the archioplscopal see. Ho know
nothing of the matter being discussed nt the
recent St. Louis meeting , and did not tbintt
there was any truth In the story.
Cellar KapKN HiMkoiuiiii Killed.
CKDAII HAI'IDS , la. , Dec. S3. This evening
Richard Howes , a brakeman on the Burling
ton , Cedar Hapids & Northern , fell from the
top of the car and was cut in two. lie lived
at Columbus Junction.
Constipation poison * tne olood ; Do Witt's
Little Early Risers cure constipation. The
cause removed , the disease is gone.
FOOU AND CLOTHING.
Uolief for the Needy In Oniiliix IB
Helm ; Provided
The poor and needy are still being remem
bered as the holiday * approach. The dona
tions yesterday by the charitably inclined
\vuro many , and the Omaiui Mission and
associated charities received $ o3.'Jo in cash ,
while the following named persons huve
promised provisions , coal , shoes and clothing :
Mrs. M. Cook , basket provisions ; Mrs.
Pnton , provisions ; N. 11. Falconer , quarter
beef ; the Carpenter Paper company , lot
wrapping paper ; Hayward Bros. , parcels
new Hoots and shoes ; Mrs. I. L. Mnckay ,
clothing ; Dr. Mary llrackonrldco , clothing ;
Mrs. Ford , clothing ; Mrs. E. Peck , clothing ;
Roy Penfold , checker boiird ; C. C. George ,
parcel clothing ; Mrs. N. E. Adams , two
parcels clothing ; Mrs. M. T. Patrick , cloth-
ingnnd boots ; Norris t Wilcox , parcel now
shoos ; Mrs. Uyler , basket clothing ; Willie
McNamar.i , blocks ; Marian McNamara , ono
doll and 'JO cents ; Mrs.V. . S. Wing ,
groceries ; Mrs. A. C. Hermon , clothing ;
Mrs. Hatnsworth , clothing ; Mrs. Anna
Schubze. clothing ; Mrs. Dr. Graff , clothing ;
W. B. Clnrne , clothing ; Mrs. Montgomery ,
R. W. liuilpy , clothing ; Mrs. Free , provi
sions ; A. M. Clark , two bushels of potatoes ;
Mrs. Frank Cross , clothing ; Mrs. George B.
Lake , bag of clothing , books and toys ; May-
den Bros. , box of tloods , etc. ; eight friends ,
clothing and two pairs of now shoes.
The following persons huvo proinissd din
ners : Mesdames I. Oberfcidor , Euclid
Martin , SV. Switzlor , G. W. Loomis , George
Lake , Michael Maul , Dr. Leo , L. .1. Drake ,
II. C. Cole , .William Marsh ( eight ) , Guy
Barton , \V. B. Millard , G. M. Hicks. F. B.
Kennard , ICicrstead. J. A. Jordan , Folgor ,
Brochvoelu ( two ) , Hospe , Bnmford , W. C.
IVOR. E. K Nauglo. A. Field , E. Rosewater ,
Holdrigc , D. H. Wheeler , .1. A. Horsbach ,
W. G. Sloan , .1. It. Lohtacr , John H. Evans ,
J. W. Bedford , Joslyn/
Thu delicious fragrance , refreshing cool
ness and soft boauty'hnpartod ' to the skin by
Pozzonl's Powder , commands it to all ladles.
T.II.LV 1CII.1.K1) .
of Miss'lri-ewH or Donvt i * by
u l-ljUti Hoy.
LITII.K ROCK , v\n < , L'c' - ' Maml. )
Crows , the -year-old daughter of Captain
H. H. Crows , of thcrOnlted States army , late
of Denver , uolo , , nipt , with u horrible death
In this city todayWbilo , Wofght Undsov ,
the 15-year-son of Dri 'R. ' W. Lindsoy of this
cliy , was showing Mis'i Crews how to unload
u -H-cnllbor Smith " ' 'Wesson revolver the
weapon was dUchai'Mr. ' the baltcntorini. her
broant , passing through her heart and killing
her Instantly. MUs Cruwsva * the guest nf
her uncle , Colonel R. G. Jennings , of this
city , in th dining room of whoio residency
the accident occurrroil.
Wrnthnr mi the IMrlllf ,
Wash. , Dec. 23 , A heavy wind
and rain storm prevailed on the sound yester
day , prostrating nil toloiriMpli wires for
Euvorul hours. Rain foil In torrents and all
stream- * roe rapidly. No serious damage to
shipping Is BO fur reported. Imt It is feared
that a number of vessels huvo been lost along
the coast.
Arrivals.
At Now York Majestic , from Liverpool ;
Ethiopia , from Glasgow ; Italy , from Llvoi *
pojl ; Havel , from Bremen i Oronsiy , frcm
Kio Jo Januirc.
At Uromorhaven Elbe , from New York.
Hopklnt-SonrlcH Will Cuc. ;
BOSTON , Mass , , Dee. SM. The Hopklns-
Scarlos will case camu up in the supreme
court this morning la thu matter of tillui ;
I Interrogator's by Judge Kndlcott of counsel
for Timothy Hopkins. Counsel for Mr.
Soarlos hnvo Illcd the questions mid Judge
Kndlcott moved for an extension of tlmo to
enable him to wtilo to Mr. Hopkins mid re-
cclvu n reply before Illlng those of the
plaintiff. Judge Holmts' opinion was that If
n man doslrca to conduct litigation nt such n
distance ho ought not to object to nslng the
telegraph , and fixed December 21)as the tlmo
when Judge Endlcott's Interrogatories must
bo In.
MOXTT is fvm.v/ > /r.
President nf Clilll OO-H Not Ilnnkor
Aflnr it XV.ir.
SAN FiuNCHi-o , Cal. , DJC. ffil. Correspon
dence of the A.ssoclated press from Hantingo ,
Chili , under date of November 21 , says the
feeling against Americans Is so strong that
ever since the congressional party came Into
power , jho majority are-disposed to regard
the Id 11 Inn of a few American sailors as a
very trilling affair , and oxprois much sur-
nrlso that tlm United States should have
taken ofllciul notice of a mnttor which they
ppcak of lightly as a sailors' light. Reports
of the Intondento of Valparaiso says there
were S.OOO men engaged In this "sailors' "
tight. Ho gives UiU figure to show that tha
police wore poworlnjs to quell the disturb
ance. The correspondent says :
'
' "As n tnnttnr of fact there' was not any
where near half that number und the police
found ample opportunity to stop the trouble.
For some tlmo following the attack there
wns a strong feeling among the crew of the
Baltimore , and the men would hnvo lined to
have sent another party aslioro bettor
equipped. Of the thirty-six American sail
ors arrested nt the time of the lighting , not
ono had n weapon moro formidable than a
sailor's Jackknifo. "
The correspondent says that President
Montt has given no special indication of any
sympathy with the general ill feeling in
Chill against the United States. In u recent
interview with the Associated correspondent
ho expressed a hope that all the .dinicultlcs
would ha settled amicably , as ho did not bs-
liovo ttic people of either nation desired
trouble. He also expressed disapproval of
the accusations and insinuations made
against the American minister by certain
Chilians In the United States , prufo33lng to
speak for the Chilian government.
TO jt.usitr nun.
Peculiar Dlvoroo I'lvccrdlngH Insti
tuted liy n Italtlmori ; Man.
BALTIMORE , Aid. , Dec , 23. Divorce pro-
cccdinus out of the usual line were insti
tuted in the circuit court today by Andrew
J. Bowers. Mr. Bowers is a native of Richmond
mend , Vn. Ho asks the court to annul a
marriage ceremony performed between him
and Emma A. Bigelow , on the ground that
at the time lie was already married. Ho
claims in his bill of complaint that bo had
to marry Miss Uigclow or bo murdered , and
that the fact that ho had a wife at the time ,
was known to Miss Bigelow and her fnmih' .
The bill alleges that on Tuesday last , while
standing nt Culvert and Lomunrd streets , Mr.
Bowers was approached by the father and
brother of Miss Bicolow , who compelled him
at the point of n pistol to enter u carriage
with them. They were driven to the house
of the Bigelows , wlioro Mr. Bowers was
placed in a room. The older Bigelow kept
guard with a pistol , It is claimed , while his
son procured u marriage license for Mr.
Bowers and Miss Bigolow and n minister to
perform the ceremony. The record of the
court ot coinrndn pleas shows that on the 2d
of Juno last n license was issued for the mar-
riaeu of Andrew J. Bowers , aged 21 , and
Miss Bcrtna Roop , need 20. Last Tuesday a
license was issued for tbo marriage of An
drew J. Bowers , aged 23 , and Miss Emma A.
Bigelow , ag-d 21. No return to either li
cense has been nmuo bv the minister.
r/.V I'LATK M i
Uimior.s That They Will Book to Have
till ) Duty on Tin Itn'iHC 1.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Dec. 23. An afternoon
paper prints n long article to the olTect that
the mooting of the Tinned Plato Manufac
turers association , which is to bo hold in
January , wns called /or the purpose of pre
paring a bill to bo presented to congress in
creasing the import duty on tin 1 cent per
pound. It is alleged that us the tariff now
stands tha duty is Insufficient to afford ade
quate protection , as it leaves an opening for
old established tinned pinto factories in the
old world to deluge the American market nt
a tlmo when such nction would bo decidedly
detrimental to the industry.
AVn'jntit Sent.
Toro wns just ono vacant scat in the
street cur und two women etuno hurry-
intf n ml bustling in together and stood
before the unoccupied scat , says the
Detroit Free Press.
"You sit down , " said ono of the ladles
generously , waving her hand toward the
seat.
"Oh , no ; you take it. "
"No , I'd rather stand. "
"So would I. "
"Oh. take it. I've been sitting nearly
all day. "
'
"So'havol. "
"Hut I really don't care to sit. "
"But I don't mind ( standing in the
least. "
"Neither do I. Indeed , I often nrofm'
to stand. ' '
"But you look tired. "
"Oh , I'm not a bit. Now you sit
down. "
"No , you. "
"No , no , you. I got off first. "
"Then you ought to sit down now and
I'll tiiKo the seat afterward. "
'But I really don't euro for it. "
' 'Neither do I. "
"Please take it , "
Tills goes on until both women try to
sit down at the snmo time and ono of
them fills in the lap of the weary looking
young man who jumps up and goes out
and stands on the platform , thus making
room/or both women and the torment
ing dialogue comes to an end.
PAINLES EITEOTUAL , 5
"
"ro/T
BILeOOSiNERVOyS !
Such as Sick Headache , j
Weak Sitomach J
. _ , ih\ * . . . . , *
; Gons 'nafion , : s
Disordered Liver , ecB :
* Of all drupgists. 1'ricc 2B ccntia box. J
T fV * > LV VrirL- j > r\nt + t rtniICt
JSCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE
flNeviT fail * lu irl'e Instant relief In tliv
CIUHA , > iiil tttVH. , . „ , , . , Hhere .II. T full. worst
3 . , T'l l r l FIIKK of Uru.tl.u or bv Ht I.
Vnmiira'imiUinii'iii'iIlrryi'MANN ' Hl < ' " ' " "
FIRSTMTIONALBANK ! I
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IO/VV /
I'atil Un fup'tul $ lonm (
Olilait orfnnliol bint Un tni cltr forulna mi I
dumailla IMO.IIIUJ nut out idiintlii. Ki.imil
attonllon p.iU to collodion ) . Aooj.inti ot lidlvu-
uali.linnki , banker ! nnlo.jrporinuni
Correiioii lancu In Tit ) I.
U-O. I' . aANKOIll ) , I'raiHaiV
A. W. UIKKMAN Piihlar.
A. T. UlUir AuluiT.
, S WHERE AIL USE FAIL ! ) .
Ilowt Cough Bjrup. Tuten Hood ,
Hold b
y Sa c of Cai
PATTYTPTF l'TTTA'Pn"Mil HPT PA
COUNCIL BLUM'S ' CARPE1 CO ,
Will Sell at these Special 1'riccs from now until January 1st , 18
KOR OASH ONLY :
NOT lH PHI Cms. NOTK
A.vmitiHtor Regular price i
Moquetto Rogulur nrico
Velvet Regular price
Velvet Regular prli-o
Hody Hrussols , Hlgolow , Regular price
Hotly IJftisdols ' . . . .Regular price
Hotly UrtissolB Regular pric
Tapestry Hi ussols Regular price
Tapestry Hrussels . Hogular price
Tapestry Hrilssols. . Regular price
Ingrain , . ' 1-ply , all wool .Regular price
Ingrain , Agra Roirular price
Ingrain , extranupor Regular price
Ingrain , all wool Regular jirico
Ingialu , C. C. , wool tiller Regulnr jirico
Ingrain , Union Regular price
Ingrain , Cotton Rsguhvr price
llomp Regular price
Call early and make your selcctiort before best patterns are sold
Special prices on Curtains , 1'orticres. Upholstery Goods , etc.
Prompt attention given to mail orders.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co.BROADWAY
NOW BUY YOUR MEAT OF
333 BROADWAY.
FOLLOWING PRICES WILL PREVAIL UNTIL
JANUARY i , ' 92 :
BEEF. MUTTON.
PorK Per Ib.
Tenderloin l e Rack 12io
Short Loins H > Whole Mutton 8Jo
Loins , full : 8c Hind Quarter lOo
Rib Roast No 1 Logs lOo
Rib Roast No 2 " Stows 60
Roast Beef , Shoulder 5c VEAU.
Rounds Whole o Lugs lOo
Shoulder Cod Boneless JC Whole Veal 80
Sirloin Bills for Steal : . . . . ; 8c One-half Veal 80 !
Top Sirloin for Steak c Hind quarter Veal 106
Rolls of Beef for Steak Se Stow Veal Oo1
Plaits Rolled for Roast 5 < : PORK.
Corned Beef 1 tumps 5i ; Tenderloin 12o
Corned Beef with hone Ho-
Pork Chops lOo ,
Beef with hone He- '
Boiling - Pork Loins . Oo.
Boiling Beef Rumps ( boneless ) 5c Pork Shoulder 7o
Spiced Beef cooked 7o Salt Porlc Oo.
Hind Quarter Beef ( steers ) 8c '
Breakfast Bacon No. 1 12o'
Hind Quartsr Beef ( cows ) Oe
Breakfast Bacon No. 2 lOo ?
Fora Quarter Bouf ( steers ) Oc
HAMS.
Fore Quarter Beef ( cows ) > ! u
Extra Cured llo
"c
Side Beef ( steers )
Cured No. 1 lOd
5c Sugar
Side Beef ( cows )
Loin and Porterhouse 12Je Sugar Cured No. 2. 96
LARD.
Single Pound lOo
SAUSAGE. Kettle Rendered 80
Kettle Rendered , 501b 8lo
Vomo lOc No. 2 Tierce 7io
Bologna Oc No. 2 501b 8d
Liver. Oc. Compound Tierce 70
Head Choose Oe Compound , 501b 7-o
1'ork 8c Buttorino and Oleomargarine 20o
Don't fail to try the Newest Delicacy of the
Season , Green Bay Smoked White Fish.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
'ITUW.c.vchiiiiKO. XM acres of lund In Houth
-L Clilcituo , MiltuDlo for platting , for Oinahn
properly or clour Nuiirustci lund. Afiilruas sit
once K , ' ) Hoc , ( /oiincll Blairs.
AA7ANTKD lioud t-'lrl for coni-rnl liousu-
V > work. Apply to Mrs. J.J. bliiiiM3 ! : South
Stli street.
VWANTKD-HollnljIo iisunts to represent
' ' tin ) Kniti-riml Iiivd-itiiient usM > cliitlon.
Council lllull's , In. , Nc. t 1'eari street.
"TTKHt KBXT Good burn , near court liousc.
J Apply lo llec olllcc.
/71OOI ) ( 'lrl wiuini'l at 'JS1 South Seventh st.
VJ IlcfereiiL'es refill ml.
1711)11 ) HAhK or ovohnir.'o 10 iiorcs Improved
Jt ? liiinl : ! ' /i mllei from posiolllco. Will talco
vacant propuity. lireonshlelils. Nicholson
Co. , ( illi Itroailway , Council
I WANT to Imv stock of iroinrli' ; < or hoots
and hhoes ; will pay part cash anil purl by
a 5 room house and lot In Omaha. U .8 lieu.
Uoimull Iliufl's.
COMI'ljETK outfit Inr fixtures and two pool
tallies for sale anil building for runt- Hood
location. B , 11. bheafe , over Ulllcor & I'nsoy's
banK.
T71AKMS , pur.Ion lands IIOIIHUS , lols and
-L' hnsIneEs blocks for sale or rout. Day &
lle.-is. ill I'oarl Hlriiol , Connell IllulN.
COUNCIL B.UFFS STEAM DYE WORKS ,
All klmlsnf Iyuii ! and ( 'louiiln : dotio In thu
liluhe.st style of thu art. Kaded and Htilnud
fabrics nmdu lo look at peed us now. lied
fu.itlinrH ultiiineil hy tuatii In ( Irit-clarfs man
ner. Worli promptly ilonii mid ilolm > rtid In all
parts of iho country , fend for urlcu list.
0. A. MAfllAN. - - I'HOI'UIKTOK.
1UM Ilioadway. Near Norlhuouum Depot ,
' - IOWA.
livw 1'r.io
t0 | , ; i , , tie , sutu mil
federal rourlH. Itoiius . I und 5
Uuuo block , Council Iliuirj , U.
HI rinnihr < rc Attorney nt I.aw , No. '
, J , UldllllJUb , | i0ir | Klrout , over lluili
nell's storo. Toluphono No. X'VI. MliHlnui
hours. S a. nt. to J p. ui , Council Itlilff-i , 1 1.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluff * .
I TV. STOCK J 150.03)
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 7Q.OOJ
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $ ? 23,003
niHBCTiin-1. A. Mll'or. ' R O. ninason. M U
KliiiL-nrl , U R M irt , J. I ) . rMinumUou. Uliarlui
1C. llatinaiL Trniunut n < > nor.il li.tnklm Hull *
iieni. Jjirrfostciipltnl : und surplutot auy IMIU
lu Kuuthwuittorn Iowa.
TEflEST ON TIME DEPOSITS
Pensions procured for soldiers of tha
Rebellion who served 93 days and arq
now disabled from AKV cause. The
eion is piyablo : whether the
was Incurred before , during or since
Borvieo. Pensions for widows anil child * ?
ran without regard to cause of soldier's
death , Pensions for mothnra and1
fathers wlio are NOW dopondentjf
whether they were dependent on soldloc\ \
when ho diu'J 01not. . Widows , ohildV
ron and parouts are regarded as ' 'do *
pendent" in all cases whore they Ir.ivo
notsullieiotit property for their support
Soldiers pensioned at loss than twelve
$12.00) ) dollars nor month and sulTorinf * ,
from disability in addition to that
mimed in their pension cortilieato , may ,
obtain increase under the now liw.
Information and advieo given with'
out charge. Rest facilities over offoroi }
lo claimants to have their claims pro *
porly and diligently progoeutoJ. Nq
charges unless successful. Wrlto fein
n formation to
The
Bail of Claims. .
OMAHA , NEB.
. . . Unreal ! U cimr.intoai ny tb
Otnuha Hoc , thu I'lonoor Press und thu 3aJ
I'riiiu'lHci ) I'xiiinlnor
Cut this out and solid it with your in
"Absolutely flie Best Made ,
"A Dellcioufl Medicated Con
feet Ion" for the relief c f Coughs ,
Colds , Hoarseness , Soto Throat , anil
for clearing the voice. For eale by
nil DriijjL'ists anil ConfccVionerB.
I'ncked in full two ounce packnges ,
Trice 5 Cents. If you are unable to
procure the I'omonn Cou h Tablet
from your dealer ncii'l ' us H ccnta in
fitatnpj and receive a h' > x by mail.
Mnile by the manufacturers of the
celehrnted Ponioun 1'ruit Juice
Tablets.
DUQUETTE & CO , ,
Council QlufTa , | Qy (