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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TITUjjlSDAY , JANUAKY 28 , 1892
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL nLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
Ecllvorrd by Carrier lo any part of tbo City
11. W. TILTON , - MANAGER.
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HuMncAS omco No 41
NlRlit Editor. , No 23
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K , Y. Plumbing Co !
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loani. 204 Snpp block.
Alexander Boylen Is In tbo city Jail on n
charge of selling liquor without n government -
mont license.
The pupils of the Third street school will
give an entertainment this evening at Mn
lonio tomplo.
Mrs. J. H. Pace will entertain tbo Married
Lndlpit1 Social club tomorrow nftornoon at n
kcnslngton ten.
A marriage license wn issued yesterday to
Henry U. Lrelor ) and Anna S. UlchnrJ , both
of I'ottawnttnmlo county.
Obnrlcq A. Phillips nnd Elln M. Vnnsroy ,
both of this city , were married yesterday
afternoon by Justice llarcmor.
Mr. Rockoof the firm of Rocko & Co. of
Princeton , Nob. , wan heavy buyer ot agri
cultural Implements yesterday.
\fH team la being orgnnlrcd for tbo tournn-
-mcnl wblch takes place nt Atlantic in .liuin
under the auspices ot the Firemen's associa
tion.
Judge Thornoll granted .1. W. Schubert a
divorce , In the district court tostcrduy , from
his wife , Snlllo Schubert , tbo latter falling to
make any defense ,
The O-months-old son of Henry Umoach
died Monday night. The funeral will bo
held-today from tbo residence , corner of
Twenty-seventh street md Avenue U.
A suit win commenced In thg superior court
restorday to foreclose a mortgage ot $1,100
hold.by S. B. Wndswortb on lot ID , blocU.1l ,
Central subdivision , the property of H. C.
and Cordelia Harris.
A Judgment was rendered In the district
court yesterday In tbo cnso of the Iowa
Mctunl Building and Loan association against
Kntlo M. Hlos * and others. The case ot N.
\V. Williams ngalnst the Judd-Wulls Invest
ment company was tried ana submitted.
Tbo regular council mealing ot Pottnwntta-
mio tribe , No. 21 , Improved Order of Red
Men , will bo held tills evening in their wig
wam , corner of Broadway and Main streets ,
fct 7:33 : o'clock. A full attendance of tbo
members Is desired , J , U , TIITO.V , Sncbom.
Chester Egbert , a small small boy , Is
char cod with iteming three pairs ot gloves
from In front ot the Boston storo. Ho was
arrested yesterday ufttnnoon by UOlcer
Kemp. Two other boys are Implicated in the
the theft , but tboy have not yet bcon appro
bonded.
John Hutcblnson dlod vssterdny morning
kt his residence in Hazel Doll townsnip , need
81 years. Ho was nn old settler of i'otta-
cvnttumlo county , and at ono tlmuhold tbo
Dfllco ol sheriff. The remains will DO In
terred In Harris' grove , Harrison county ,
tomorrow.
The monthly coting of the Women's
Christian Tempo mica union will bo bold
this afternoon nt 3 o'clock In the Mornnm
block , the dav having boon changed from the
first Wednesday to the last Wednesday in
the month. The president for the ensuing
jroar Is to bo elected.
'V. ' JSdwnrd Swynov , the Insane man who was
captured In the Union Pacific yards a few
days ago , has been sent to the homo of bis
mother in Alamodu , Cal. , In response to
tolo iam received to that effect. His mother
Hated In tbo telegram that she thought tbo
trouble with htm was simply nervous pros
tratlon.
The pupils of the now Pierce Street school
have arranged an entertainment , the pro
ceeds of which are to be used in ranting a
piano for use in tbe building. Two pro-
plains will bo rendered , ono for children
Tomorrow evening , and the other for the
grown people Friday evening. Admission
10'cents.
The Iron work for the now trestle bridges
that are to bo put In by tbo Northwestern
over Indian creek on Twelfth street arrived
In the city yesterday from the east , and a
gauc of mon is now at work putting It
together. Tbo tracks are to be raised so as
to allow the water of the crook to pass
through freely and thus" prevent the over
flows that have done so much damage in that
part of tneclty every year.
Miss Rosa Goldstein entertained a party
of her young friends Monday evening at.bor
homo , 132 : ) Broadway , in honor of her thir
teenth birthday. The evening was-passod
quickly In playing various games , and re
froshmouts were served. The following
were nrnong tboso pr.-sont : Carrie Dingle
Katie Hughes , Bertha and Lena Newman of
Omaha , Wlllla Kirkland , Olllo Lower
Charlie Hall , Fred Sbowalter and Slla
Bhott alter.
Annie Banks , a colored girl who livrs ot
.Seventh avenue When she Is at homo , am
/who was mentioned in TUB Her. some time
' ago ns having run away from home , turuec
up yesterday afternoon at a house ou Eos
PJerco street , near the corner of Lincoln
nvonuo , and wns brought to the city Jail
where she was chargoa with being incorribl
bio. She will bavo an examination bofor
Tudgu McGee this morning to determine
whether she shall bo sent to the reform
ichool.
A light took place at the Grand hotel abou
two weeks ago in wblch William Lewis nnc
Henry Beocroft , the proprietors of two riva
hnok lines , were the parties of the 11 rat am
Focond parts respectively. Tholr stories differ
for as to thu cause of the light , but they
ngrco in tbo statement that Lewis otruc
BeecrofU Lewis clultiis"tbe blow wns a very
light ono , but It is a significant fact tbnt Bee
croft hut not bcon around since It was de
llvorcd. Lewis was arrested yesterday nn
will have a hearing on the charge of nssaul
and battery Ibis afternoon at 2 o'clock 1
Justice Cones' court.
R. E. Colburn , who wns mentioned la Tin ;
IJni : a day or so ago as having come up from
> /t. Joseph , Mo. , to makocoffcoln tbo Interest
' "of tbo Midland Coffee company of
that city , has fallen by the way
side. Monday night was his first night
In the city , and ho celebrated the event by
getting on a glorious aproo , finally ending up
in the police station , where bo introduced
himself as a veteran newspaper , man and
asUcd to bo locked up until ho should have a
chunco to sloop off the effects of bis Jag. Ha
was accommodated , with a night's lodging ,
and yesterday morning was lined lu police
court. Ho was without money , and Is still
confined In tno city Jail. The Midland Coffee
company Is on the lookout for another ropro-
sunlutlve. ana until a suitable ono Is found
cancels nil lu engagements for free drluks.
The Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la. ,
cloHos every evening1 at 0 p. in. , unless
Mondays and S'tttirdtiye. Mondays 0 p.
in. , SaturdavB 10 p , m. Fothoringhnin ,
Whltalnw & Co. , Council Bluffa , liu
Rultor , the tailor , ! I10 Broadway , has
nil tlio livtoat styles and now winter
goods. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j'jHi.so.v/1 i. IM n.tiin.t i > ns.
Spencer Smith has gone to Dos Moluos.
F/\ Cyrus ArnUt , a Missouri Valley attorney ,
wns u Bluffs vUltor yesterday.
James Fonlnn of Coifs * Is In the city visitIng -
Ing nil daughter , Mrs. J. J. Shea.
( } . AV. Mauror , dealer in implements at
Beatrice , Neb. , was in tbe city yesterday.
K. , E. Mlckel , a prominent Implement
dealer \Ynlnut , was In tbo city yesterday.
W. U. Wadsworth of Indlanola , Neb. ,
§ pent the day yesterday In the Implement
district In this city ,
Dr. J. H. Fenlon of Norman , O. T. , Is In
the city , a guest of Ins cousin , James Fou-
Ion , do Duty county clerk.
II , K. Pankouiu of Louisville , Neb. , is In
the city laying in u stock ot agricultural im
plements for his spring trade.
L. M , Kern oy , a capitalist of Horton.Kan. ,
mid a brother of W. L. Keruey , cashier ot
tbo Cattlemen's bank of this city , bus sold
out his Interests ( u Horton and will locate In
Council Bluffs , bo having boon elected presi
dent of the Cattlemen's bank to succeed W.
J. Davenport.
Two npprontlco nurses wanted at the
W. O. A. hospital , corner Uth street and
6th nrenuo.
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Jarvls 1877 brandy , purest , sitfoat , beat.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
It it tbo Boys' Turn Now and They Will
Embrace It ,
THEY WILL REPAY THE YOUNG LADIES
.Alerting Held nl tlir ( Iraiiil to ArmiiRP tlio
DctiilU of MII Kntrrtnlinnrnt
Unite I'roiltirtlxc it Will Hu
Ilrlil Mured II.
The young men of the city held a meeting
In the parlors of the Orand hotel last even
ing to make arrangements for the return
party which is to bo given the young Indies
who entertained their gentlemen friends a
short lmo ago. It was decided to give the
purty on tha evening of March 11 , orobabiy
in the Grand hotel. A committee was ap
pointed , consisting of the following gentle
men , to make nil arrangements : E. W.
Hart , Ucorgo A. Kcellnc. Harry Bowman ,
J. L. Paxton , Louis Zurmuolilon , J. N. Bow
man and J. Palmer.
IT is A aiiHAT HAM : .
The Tropic KntlMlrd lth the
OflVrnliit ttio IloxtniiMorr , Council Uldlfr.
Slnco the beginning of the prent semi
annual clearance Bale at the Boston
store the rush IIUB been without parallel
In the history of the dry gom\9 \ trade in
Council Bluffs. Occurring as it is , in
what ia supposed to bo the dullest season
of the year , it la more than simply remarkable -
markablo ; It is phenomenal , and Indi
cates the ( net that the people have
plenty of money to spend when they can
got genuine bargains. The big sale will
continue this week. Read some of the
bargains for the week :
Our entire stock of novelty dress goods
sold for ( Me. 75o and OOc In ono lot , dur
ing this sulo 4 io. This is ono of the
bin Rest bargains offered.
60 pieces -lO In. Brillluntlnc , full range
of shades , bold for COc a yard , will bo
placed on sale at L'5c a yard. Don't tnins
booing this bargain.
$1.00 blankets for OOc.
81.3 ! ) blankets for $1.00.
$1.00 blankets for $3.00.
$5.00 blankets for $3.75 , 0 Ibs. , extrJl
largo.
$0.50 Davenport blankets , 5 Ibs. , $4.33.
$5.75 all wool red blankets $4.25.
Comforters at greatly reduced prices :
Bargains at 07c , $1.19 , $1.33 , $1.75 and
special offerings at $3.00 , $3 39 , $3.80.
1 case 27 In. red S linker llannol , sold
for 33c , during sale 20c. }
2oc red twilled tlannol lOc.
* Shirting flannels 12ic. 17c , 25c , 33c to
75c.
$1.25 all wool skirt patterns for 08e.
90o and $1.00 mudo up skirts reduced
to COc. .
Children's wool hose 5c a pair.
25o all wool hose , 5 } to 8J , for 1'c , 3
for 50c ; in dark colors , seals , navy and
wine.
Black wool hose , 5J to 0 } . to close at
lOc a pair.
Boys' heavy gray mixed wool hose ,
sold at 25c , to go during sale at 17c.
Ladles' wool ribbed hose 17c a pair.
Wo have just received 500 Sample
Garments from two of the leading man
ufacturers of Now York City , which wo
will sell at fifty cents on the dollar. All
our regular stock at the same reduction ,
'just half price , " and in quite a number
of cases less than the cost of'making.
Ladies' Newmarkets Our entire
stock , which sold for $5 , $7 , $10 and $15 ,
choice of the lot for $1.98. Only ono
"Garment to a customer. "
Prints we cut your choice of our
stock for 5c a vard. This includes besi
blues , silver grays , Simpson's black ,
heavy wide serge in black and colors ,
sold for 7c and 8c , all go at 5c.
BOOKS.
A special bargain in the book lino.
Our $45.00 sets of Encyclopaedia Brit-
tanica for $22.50 ; our $30.00 sots for
$18.00 ; the above contains 30 volumes
oaoh and by far the best work on the
market at the present day , ( Allen
edition. ) A chance for all professional
mon that seldom occurs. A library of
itself.
BOSTON STORE ,
FOTIIEUINOHAM , "WlHTELAW & CO.
Council Bluffs , la ,
N. B. Mail orders promptly attended.
Packages delivered to any part of the
city fieo of charge.
Ilrown ( iocs West.
Henry Broun , who was charged with
threatening to put. s voral Urge bullets
through the frame of his brother-in-law , M.
Marcus , was brought uii in police court
yesterday morning for a bearing. During
the night , however , ho and tbe injured
brother-in-law managed to come to an under
standing , Brown offering to leave the city if
Marcus would not prosecute him , and take
his wife and children along with him. Mar-
rub had already come to the conclusion that
Brown did not want to hurt htm so much as
ho had tried to make people believe , so ho
was willing to declare a truce. Brown loft
yesterday for Omaha , taking ull bis family
and his property with him.
Only two days more of the closing out
sale at the Japanese store , 317 Broad
way. _
E. II. Shenfo tins eastern money 01
hand for real cstato loans.
Leap Yeur I'arty.
Tbo leap year party to bo given this even
ing at tbo Hoyal Arcanum parlors by tbi
young ladles of the city promises to bo a vorj
enjoyable affair. Nearly every one of the 12 , '
invitations sent out has been accepted , and i
largo attendance is consequently assured. .
Quite u number will bo present from Omaha ,
and for their convenience a special motor
train has oeon chartered to make a trip from
Council Bluffs to Omaha at 2:15 : o'clock ,
after the dancing is over , The worn of dec
orating tbo parlors is now In orogross and
tbo most elaborate preparations uro being
mndo to make the party a success ,
Lending drugstore and news standDavis.
Married In Nt'liriiHku.
P. T. True , of the city treasurer's oOlco ,
loaves this afternoon for Abbland , Nob. ,
where bo will bo united in marriage tbU
evening to Mis * Anna J. Chamborlln of this
city , who Is vUltlng friends there. After
the wedding bo will return with bis bride to
Council Bluffs , and will rosldo at tbo Ogden
bouso. Bath of tbo parties are well known ,
tbo bride having been a teacher in tbe city
schools for a number of years.
V
Yocnl Mimic.
Prof. T. W. Davis , teacher of voice
and note reading , LofifionR private.
Call or address at Grand hotel , Council
Bluffs.
Swmsoi Mujlo Cj. , Muonlo temple
Dr. P. T Soybert htis removed to the
Grand hotol. Telephone 35.
TncroV t Some Siuok * .
Tbe fire that was discovered In tbo base
ment uf F , H. Evans' shoo store Monday
night near midnight did loss damage than
wa feared. When the firemen broke open
tbo front doors tboro was considerable smoke
encountered , and U wat feared the stock was
damaged by It , but a c.ireful Investigation
yesterday snowed that comparatively little
burnt was done. The Urn was con lined
entirely to tbe collar , and was due to upon
taueous combustion of a small m'.o of soft
coal that bad been lying beneath the stair
way for several years and which
recently got wet. Tbo heat set tire
to a pile of boxes , and was blazing
merrily when thu llromon turned on the
\ \ utIT unJ quickly domed it. There was no
fire on tbo upper lloor and not a drop of
water was thrown In tbo store , and come-
cjuoutly tbo only damage luUictoa on tbo
stock was confined to the smoking of some ot
the cheaper goods beneath the counters In
the roar of the Uort near the colUrway and
a slltfbt smoking of the boxes In the back
pa-tof the establishment.
The stock was covered with over $15,000
Insurance placed largely In the agencies
represented by Odcll & Co , J. C. Lange and
W. S. Cooper. The loss was balng adjusted
yesterday , and tbo fire will not seriously ID-
tcrrunt business.
Jarvls wild blackbarrv U the bast
Wo have our own vlnoyards in Callfo ?
nin. Jnrvts Wino comtuny , Co. BlulTa
Clmrgrit lth
Ed Moksel , a railroad man llvlngon Avcnuo
B , WM arrested yesterday afternoon on an
Information filed In Juntlco Hammer's court
charging him with cheating by false pre
tenses. The complainants were the firm of
J. T. Hopkins & Co. , grocers of this city ,
who allege that ho came to tholr place ot
buslnc J nnd asked for credit , representing
his name to bo Ed T. Pitts , another inllroad
man. Upon this representation tboy sold
him Roods to the amount of loT.DO , which bo
now refuses to pay. Ho was nlucoJ under
200 bonds and released pending his prelimi
nary hearing , which will take place tomor
row.
Walnut block and Wjomlng coal ,
fresh mlnod , received dallj Thatcher ,
10 Main. _
Diu Woodburydontlst3noxt toGr.-xnd
hotel ; flno work a specialty. Tola 145.
Stricke
C. II. Shorrancn Is confined to his homo on
Willow avenue by a stroke of partial paraly
sis. His trouble first showed Itself In the
morning , when ho went to dress himself and
found that the entire lower halt of his body
was poworloso. Ho has boon In poor honlth
for several years past , and it Is feared that
his latest nlUlctlon will provo very serious.
Ho Is In a very critical condition nnd his
phvslciun states that in nil probability his
constitution will bo well nigh shattered by
the stcolie. '
TIII : VATICAX.
Kirorts of AtiNtrln to IlrliiR About llettcr
llcluttons llctwrcii Tlium.
HOME , Jan. 20. His learned from Vatican
sources that a few days ago Cardinal Seraflno
Vannutelll hart a lotg and grave interview
with the popa on tbo subject of a reconcilia
tion batwoen the holy see and Italy. The in
terview was prompted by the ompcror of
Austria , who is personally interested in the
matter. The recent speech of Count Kal-
ioky was tbo starting point of diplomatic
iCtion to secure this desired reconciliation.
Austria , It Is understood , asks the pope to
agree to the participation ot Catholics in the
talian parliamentary elections and a
modification of the present favorable attl-
, udo of the holy see toward France.
In return for this Austria wants Italy to
ihango her Inimical attitude toward the
atican to one of more friendly character and
o put an end to the religious persecution of
ho Catholics. Austria has a triple end in
Mow : To save the triple alliance from
discredit In tbo Catholic world. to
prevent the Vatican from going over
to the side of Franco nnd to arrest the
radical movement in Italy , which might in
time threaten the position of the monarchy.
The Italian court nnd government have sig
nified their approval of rapprochement on the
incs laid down.
King Humbert and the Italian ministers ,
however , insist that the Catholics should
nrst upon tbo way to a satisfactory arraniro-
mont by participation at the polls. Other
wise nothing can bo done.
The interview with the pope lasted an hour
and a half. The pope promised to consider
the arrangement proposed. Uouotless ho
will wait with a vlow to discovering the rea
son of these overtures of the Austrian court.
It is already known that Austria , supported
by .Germany , will endeavor to bring about
the election of Cardinal Vannutelll as Leo
XIII's successor to tbe pontifical throne' ,
while Mgr. Gallmberti would bo his secre
tary of state. It is believed in Vatican cir
cles that the pope , while accepting a promise
and concessions , will not yield to the de
mands of Austria and Italy , but will continue
10 maintain his attitude of reserve , awaiting
more favorable time. The holy see is much
pleased with the reports received from
America nnd Arcnbishop Ireland' . ) attitude
in regard to the educational question la tbo
United States.
Ready for Sen Ice.
NEW YOUR , Jan. 20. Ever since the be
ginning of tbo Chilian controversy there have
been numerous applications for enlistment at
the Brooklyn navy vard , but since the de
termined war talk of the past week there has
been a noticeable Increase in the number of
young volunteers who loiter around the York
street gate. They are not all Brocklynites ,
but ball from various places and represent
several nationalities.
The Mlantonomah will probably leave tbo
Brooklyn now ' yard on Monday. Her desti
nation is said'to bo tbe West Indies.
Now OrU'iuiH ItuccH.
, La .Jnn.UO. Weather pleas
ant ; attendance largo ; track much Improved
First race , soiling , live furlongs : Mlllleim
won , Harry L. second , Stoner third. Time
OJVt.
Second race , sollln , flvo and one-half fur
IIKS : Mary Mao won , Deb Purely second ,
Modjcska third. Tlmu : lil'-Vi.
Third ruco , solllni. six furlongs ; Ton
Slovens won. Yankee Hey second , Trlxy Gard
ner third. Time : lIBtf : ,
Kourth race , siwon and one-half furlongs
Mnrlc H. won , EiiRonlo second , Lady Undo
third. Time : 13'J ; .
Slciiiiior Arrivals.
At Queenstown Teutonic , from Now
York ; Indiana , from Philadelphia.
At Baltimore Znndan , from Rotterdam ,
At London Sighted-America and Vir
ginia , from Baltimore.
At Now York Alter , from Bremen ; Maria ,
Brazilian ports.
IOHH Itolibera ( Sentenced ,
CEDUI lUrms , la. , Jan. 2(5. ( [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Bp.E.J In the district court at
Marion today Frank Brown was given flvo
years in tbo penitentiary for highway robbery
bory and Uan Harrington was given three
yoari for roboery. _
SUDDENLY CALLED.
Kx-SlicrllT John F. lloyit's Dentil ut 111 *
Homo Lint Night.
Ex-Sheriff John F. Boyd died very sud
denly at his home , 1203 Park uuonue. abou
U o'clock last night , after an illness of but i
few hours. Ho was on the streets Monda ;
but wont homo about 4 o'clock In tbe after
noon complaining that bo experienced grea
difficulty In breathing. He called a physi
clan and received treatment , after which h
rested fairly well and wat up as usual yes
terday morning.
About 0 o'clock yesterday evening Mr
Boyd's breathing again became diftlcult am
nuully resulted in the bursting of a blooi
vessel , causing unconsciousness , In which
condition bo passed away.
His death , when announced on tbe stroo
at U o'clock , was a ? roat surprise and his
friends were borror-ft ickon. At firs
they regarded tbo fact as a rumor , as
Mr. Boyd bad been seen on the streets in th
afternoon and appeared , as usual , lu the bei
of health.
Ono of bis very intimate friends wb
had boon in business with him was at a
card party , when a mogioiigor came It
and solemnly remarked :
"You are wanted at Mr. Boyd's house : he
is dead. "
This fell like a thunderbolt. A band ful
of cards wore dropped as If tboy were lire.
The faces of those who know Mr. Boyi
turned pale. Slloucn rolgnud until someone
remarked that it mutt bo u mlstuite , us Mr
Boyd was on tbo streets In tbo afternoon
Ho was not sictt. He had received no injury
Ho bad not boon murdered. How could b
bo deadl
"lie suddenly dropped dead at homo , " sail
tbo Informant. "It Is supposed that th
trouble was apoplexy. "
Many of bli Intimate acquaintances caltoi
at Mr. Boyd'H home on Park avenue as soon
as they Ic.irned of thosud affair.
John l-\ Boyd \\as born In Brookdeld
Muss. , Biplemlwr 10 , I8tt ) , and. after un
education In the common schools of his
nutlvu village , came to Omaha in 1W and
began life for himself as a cattle dealer , a
bntlncts which ho followed for four
teen years. Naturally bright , be
mastered the details of ] nhls buil-
ness , learned the wants ot/fiblppors nnd
cattle dealers nnd was chosen fir ) 1S7D to con
struct the stock yards In Council Bluffs.
When thU work was dona MK Boyd was
made .superintendent of Iho yards , nnd man-
god them Until 1SS4 , when hoHwhs employed
by the sa-no company to erect the stock
nnU of South Omaha , ot Which ho was
nutlo superintendent at their.-completion.
Taking charge Of the yardSr/r m Iho day
f their oiionliig , Air. Boyd saw the stock In-
lustry in South Omaha grow from nothing
o n oosltlon of third place In jtff World's live
lock markets. '
In May , 1887 , Mr. Boyd w i elected ns
ouncllman-at-largo from thoiScvcnth ward
and served , under the terms at the now city
barter , until January 1 , 1800. In 1889 Mr.
ioyd wns nominated for sheriff of Douglas
ounly on the democratic ticket nnd
vas elected. Ho served ono terra and
vns rcnomlnatcd , but wns defeated attbolnst
election by George A. Bennett , the present
hcrlff. During bis term oC oftlco as sheriff
occurred tbo brutal murder of Allan and
Jorothy Jones for which Ed Neal was
hanged on Octobtcr 0 , last , Mr. Uovd acting
ns executioner , the exciting scones of the
day being followed that night by the lynch-
ng of the negro Smith , charged with having
assaulted n llttlo girl.
Mr. Boyd was an exceptionally genial nnd
courteous man , and few men in Umaha had
moro or warmer personal friends ,
Tno arrangements for tbo funeral nro not
completed , and tbo time will not bo decided
ipoii till word Is received from relatives lu
tisssnchusotts. It will not , however , bo bold
before Friday. It is quite probable that In-
crment will ho mndo hero , where two of the
children of the deceased are buried.
Samosct association will attend the fun oral
n n body , nnd n meeting is called for this
evening at headquarters In ardor to perfect
arrangements.
ii B HTRAN MI : > HIS VICTIMS.
Story of n Scrlct of AHful Crlmm Ilulntrcl
by the Perpetrator.
ViRNN'A , Jan. 20. The .sensational trial of
Prank Schneider and his wife , Hosnllo
Schneider , wns continued today and many
new and startling facts In connection with
he revolting crimes alleged to have bcon
committed by the couple were brought out
dm Ing tlio proceedings.
The prisoners are charged with having
murdered and lobbed ciebt servant girls ,
md the hldeousnoss of tbo whole affair is
ntonslQod by the additional charge made
igalnst bchucldcr of having first outraged
ils victims before putting nn end to their
ivos.
During tbs course of the trial yesterday
Schuuldor admitted that in two Instances ho
was guilty of the charge of violat-
ng the Kirls. and also admitted
that ho hod killed ono of the unfor-
unato servants. Ho endeavored to throw
the guilt of tbo other murders on his wife ,
whom ho accused of decoying the girls to
tholr fate on the prutcnso of giving them em
ployment in her residence.
These charges made by the husband
against his wife were the cause of an ex
citing scene by the guilty pair in the court
room , both indulging In a violent exchange of
causations.
Ghastly exhibits were produced by tbo
prosecution during tbo proceedings , in the
shape of the skull and hair ot Kosnlle Klein-
rath , one of tbe murdered girls , and the torn
and bloody clothing worn by her at the time
of her death. The produclloniof these evi
dences ota terrible crime caused a shudder to
run through the spectators and bad a visible
effect upon Schneider. The . -sight of the
; ruesome objects scorned to unnerve him ,
md he finally broke down , and' tlio prosecu
tion succeeded In g9UIng.hlrn to confess that
10 was guilty of murderingMiosnllo Klein-
rath and the other unfortunates. Amid the
most Intense excitement.the prisoner
described in all Its horrible details his method
of strangling the poor girls who were
ui'cd to their death In hi * jlioJso. Ho said
lie had not employed chloroform lu tiny in
stance. His victims wore always conscious
when he attacked them , and ha was assisted
in his horrible work by his wife. His wife ,
bo declared , used to bold tlio bands of tbo
strucgling girl-J while he giusped them bv
tbo neck und choked their Ii7.cs out.
At this point Mrs. Scbnpider interrupted
her husband byoxcltoily . .shouting'l am
y6urrioxt victim ; I novcr took -part 1n thP
crimes ; " '
Medical evidence was , produced to show
the great strength possessed by Schneider.
This testimony was brought out for the par-
pose of showing that Schneider was so
.strong that bedid not red the aid of his
wife to grip the throats ol his victims and
uboke thoui to death.
Schneider hero volunteered to tell how the
murders were committed , and dramatically
went through tbo blood-curdling perform
ance. Ho showed how bo used to seize the
struggling victims by the breast with his
loft hand and with his powerful right bund
clutch them by the throat and thus strangle
tbo poor creatures.
In concluding bis confession Schneider
said that ho bad not killed the first woman
he had outraged and robbed because bo had
not at that time bad tbe practice in the
method of strangling which bp afterwards
acquired. The caso'baj created a great sen
sation and the court room was packed with
spectators. _
LATKST J'UUm JA I'AN.
Tires and Kurtluiuiiko nnil Election News
from tlio Occident.
VAKCOUVEU , B. C. , Jan. 20. The steamer
Empress of Japan arrived this morning from
Yokohama and Hong Kong. The corre
spondent of the News Advertiser says :
Much excitement prevails over the election
n Japan set for February 15 , and as the
cabinet is prohibited from taking part in tbe
contest tbo opposition will likely have u ma
Jorlty in the lower nouso.
Another severe shock of earthquake oc
curred December 'J4. Many buildings
shaken by tno previous sharks carao to tbo
ground , but no loss of- life U reported. Two
line steamers have boon lost near S'\ato.
The Yungman ran ashote nnd signa's ' of dis
tress brought the Tongsbun to her assist
nnco , when the latter went aground nnd both
were lost. The Gorman steamer Marie has
been wrecked near Chofoo and several of tbo
crow were drowned , .
A great tire occurred in Scbiciceni Clio , on
January 0 , destroying GOO houses and burnIng -
Ing the post and telegraph ofllcos. The loss
of property is Immense , but tbo loss of life
is not reported. Eight hundred buildings at
Yodovodomart also burned December 7 and
December SO , but no lives wore lost ,
STAMHOULOIT'.S ACCIDKNT.
Alleged to IIn\e lleen nil Attempt on HU
Life Tlio rope's Condition.
LC ; > i/r/u/fc / / ( < ( tSMliu Junifx Onnlnn llcnnctt. ]
PA n is , Jan. 20. | Now York Herald Cable
Special to TIIR Bun.l According to re
liable disnatches , tbo alleged accident of M.
Stambouluff , the Bulgarian ptemior , was
really an attempt on that all-powerful states
man's life. Three pbysUttiis are watching
the minister day and night , , and no ono is
allowed to apuroach him , Tbo fact that a
doctor was telogruphod for In Vicuna proves
how sorlnus the case Is. , /
The pope today prosdodl | , ( | < .tho meeting ol
the congregation of riles'Svh.en the canonlza
tlon of tbo vcnerablo redonii'ionst , Majolla
took placo. His holiness wns very weak. Ii
trying to outer the mcetlng-ball unaided ho
btu in bled over his robes. „ , . - ,
The Spanish strikes contjnuo. At BItboa
the disorders ate especially alarming , The
women uro prominent In the agitation ,
Serious trouble is oxuectdd'lbalirht.
BADLY
Dr. Hlomun tlio Victim of'ii ' llor o'n Huddei
Dr. E. E. Sloman met wUh a painful ant
possibly serious uccldon'Tostordav ' after
noon. Ho bud called oirn patient on South
Fifth street , near Pierce , where tbo road is
in very bad condition. Just us the doctor
stepped Into his buggy Ills borte suddenly
backed , throwing the doctor to the ground
The horse continued to buck until b
trampled upon tbo prostrate form.
As qulculy as possible tbe f tightened
animal was stopped and held wbllu Dr. Slo
man was assisted into his buggy. Ho wa
taken to his home , 2J03 , ' Furnani street , am
Drs. Uosewmer and Soiners made an oxami
nation. No bone ; uero broken , but It wa
found that Dr , Kloinan bad received sovora
severe bruise * , which will probably conlino
him to his bed for at least two weeks.
Jtlfili | ) ' llrothrr.
, Pa. , Jan , StV-John I. Hlg
gin of tuU city , a broilior of tbe United
States suitor killed by tbo Chilians , has an
gtgcd as counsel ex-Attorney General W. W
Kerr to press on Indemnity claim for hi
brother's death ugainst the Chilian government
mont , The amount of Indemnity that wll
bo uilced bat not been decided upon.
AT THE-MERCY OF THE SEA
Over Ono Hundred People Adrift in a
Storm on the Atltmtio.
TALIAN LABORERS IN A PERILOUS FIX
Towed to Srn on ( Inrlmgn Scows Iho Tug-
bout llrconirs Disabled , ntul Iho
Men anil Hunts Arc llrltru
Out to 8rn.
New YOUK , Jan. 20.--Tho tow boot
Vobstcr , and two scows belonging to the do-
inrtmcnt of street cleaning1 , are ditftlng out
o sen. The steamboat Is beyond the control
f her skipper nnd crow , She has not been
con since 0:20 : o'clock this morning , when
ho was sighted by tbo HocKawny life saving
talion. At that time 'she was signaling
or assistance.
This much was known late this afternoon ,
> ut ulnco then the lookouts on the Long 1s-
and coast report that while the Webster
vns struggling In the teeth of n" " flftv-milo
gale her hawser broke and became tangled
n nnd about her propeller. Thus she
vas % nt the mercy of a torrlflo
ea nnd , bobbing helplessly , she began
drifting out to son. The greater
error , however , was about the garbogo
cows , which had been towed out into the
ocean , us is the custom , to bo dumped of tholr
rofnso. On these scows , it is said , there
vcro atJeast sixty Italians , whoso help is
equlrcd In dumping the scows. Thcso help-
ess creatures were seen by the outlook1) to
) o moving about frantlcallv , orned no doubt
with four in tholr terrible situation.
Went In Srnrrlt of AKHlntunc < < .
The tug boat H. S. Nichols , with two other
cow * , which had bcon discharged of gar-
mgo , anchored her low and then started to
ho assistance ot the Wobstor. The captain
ot the Nk'hols concluded , however , Unit
vith bis own anchored scows in ex-
rorao danger and the chances of reaching
ho Webster against him ho would do bettor
o coma up to tbo city nt once to report and
ccuro help. So the Nichols turned bar
losa cityward and stcamod homo in the
ircast of the galo. She would bavo done
letter had she rlung to her own scows on
vlilch , as on the already drifting out seaward
cows with the Webster , there were about
ixty human souls , most all Italians.
Scarcely was the Nichols out of sight
vbon her tow of scows were beaten from
heir anchorage by the tumult of furious
oas , and with their human freight were
ilown rapidly out to sea by the almost hur-
rlcuno which was sweeping oft tbo land.
The first news of the grave happenings off
ho Long Island coast cn'no up from the
Uckuway outlooks to Commissioner Bren-
lan of the street cleaning department. A
dispatch stated that two steamboats , each
vith several scows in tow , bad boon sighted
off Kockaway beach in the morning.
Later , a second dispatch said that one of
tbo steamboats with i's ' tow had disappeared
off Mioro while the other bad anchored her
scows under the beach and sailed for this
city.
Steamers Sent to tlio llescue.
Late this aftornoou the statements con-
alned In the dispatches were confirmcd by
ho arrival at this cliv of the
lepartment's steamboat. Nichols , which ic-
lortcd that it and tbo Webster hud
> ccn blown out to Rocuawav during this
morning's calo nnd that the Webster and ils
ows had afterwards drifted out to sna and
disappeared. The sixty Italian laborers em-
jioycd upon the scows of tbo department ,
.ho captain said , hud been left on the two
scows which tbo Nichols bad left atanchorm
Uravesend bay. These men were in open
scows in a high sea and a gale of wind. It
was probable that any moment thov
might bo bloxvn or washed oft
.ho scows and drowned. Tbo captain of the
Nichols said that ho had been unable to res-
9110 the Italians because tbe waves and wi jd
; vere so hich that it was impossible for him
to approach the scows without greatly en
dangering his own boat and them. The cap-
Lnin did not know that already his tow bad
dragged its anchors and was then plunging
and drifting out to sea.
Commissioner Brennnn WAS at first dis
posed to send the Nichols bacK for the Ital
ians. ' He decided , however , to send the
Nichols and another steamboat , tbo Dosoris ,
out to search for tbo Webster , as at that
time she was apt to bo moro In need of as
sistance than the Italians on the scows in
Uravosond bay. This wns done. Tbo Nichols
and Desoris are out searching for the Web
ster.
It is not known how many Italian laborers
are on tbo scows towed by the Webster , but
itistbougbt thatthcro must beat least as
many as are on the scows in Uravesend bay ,
namely : sixty , besides the captain nnd crew
of the Webster. These will , with the men
on the Webster and tboso on the scows ,
aggregate 12S mon who , nt last reports , wore
at the mercy of the gale and heavy seas. It
is thought that these men are on the onon
sea.
About half an hour after the Nichols and
Dosoris had started on their search for the
Webster and tow the new steamboat Munici
pal reported for orders. It win at once dis
patched to Gravojend buy to , if possible ,
take the sixty Italians from the scows erron
eously believed to bo anchored there.
All-look the Oiitli.
ICnpurlghttd JS.92 liy James uwaoii TJcjiiielt.l
OumvEgvpt , Jan. 20. [ Now York Her
ald Cable-Special to TUB BKB. ! All the
English onlcers in tbo Kgyptlan sort-ice , in
cluding General Gronfoll , this morning took
the oath of allegiance to the new khodlvo , as
did also tbo Egpytlan troops. Zulllkar Pusba ,
grand master of ceremonies , and Sibil
Pasha , chief of the cabinet , have bcon re
placed by Mnzloum Pasha , governor of tbo
Suez canal and Mahmoud Cbarkrl. The Kho
dlvo wishes to reduce the limit of ago
with respect to trovornmont ofllcinls. Ac
cording to a dispatch from Constantinople
the sultan has Insisted on England fixing a
date for tbe evacuation of Egypt. Tlio Rus
sian and t'roucb fleet are expected toj arrlvo
shortly at Alexandria.
J. L. Baker of WostPjlntlsattlioDcllono.
Mrs. H , A. Mooraof , Dunla , > , la , is at the
Murray.
James Carr of Lexington , Not ) . , is at the
Paxton ,
D. W. Moffat of Gordon , Nob. , is at the
Arcade.
Charles F. Luce of Logan , la. , is at the
Mlllard.
J. M. Flomlng of Froraoo.1 is stopping nt
the MitUrJ.
J. T. Armstrong of Beatrice Is registered
at the Mlllard.
H. (1. ( Vandovor of Urund Island Is stopping
at the Mlllard.
G. W. Monrew of Beatrice , Neb. , Is stop
ping at tbo Arcade ,
II , H. .Stodnmii of Shelton , Neb , , is regis
tered at tbo Arcado.
H , H. Hobinson of Kimball , Nob. , is stop
ping at the Paxton ,
W. A. Westbiook of Dunbar , Neb. , Is
stopping nt the Paxton ,
W. J. Cook and N. S. Crump of Plain
Nob. , are at the Dollone.
J. C. Lllllbrldgo of Sioux Falls , b. D. , is
registered at tbe Dollone.
George Mitchell and C. P. Dasch of Cos
per , Wyo. , aru at the Paxton ,
J. W. Price and John Barsby of Fair
mont , Nob. , are at the Murray ,
AloortP. West. osq. nnd J , i' . Llavls , VII-
llsca , la. , uro guests at tbo Hotel Brunswick
Alexander S. Thwealt of Chattanooga
representing the Richmond ft Danville , is it
thu city.
Mrs. E. C. McSbano and daughter re
turned yesterday from a three weeks' visit to
the east.
Alexander Campbull of McCook , superin
tendent of thd western division ot the B , &
M. , is In tbo city.
A. S. Marville , president of tbo Converse
Cattle company , is ul the Paxlon , and is rog
Jsterod from Tilden ,
Mr. H. Khrlloli und daughter , Miss Joslo
of St. Joseph wcra In tbu citv yoitarJay
under tbo ciceronago of Mr. L. Wossel of the
Lincoln Courier , and they visited Tin : UKP
bulldtnv to see a great newspaper in procrs
ot making ,
K. A. Stevens of Grand Island U stopping
at the Murray.
A. A. Dillon and wife of Lyons , Neb. , are
t tbo ArcaUo
Sandwich Hand
Our Improved
Is the best
cheap
HandShellcf
on the market.
J !
Council Bluffs ,
IOWA.
Deere.fellsFo . r" > I f \ / T 7 T"O ' The niinio of the hus- G , E Meyers
K < 1 1 V Uf k/ / \ lnDSS bouses IUTO ,
Agricultural 1 1 17 1 1 V 1 \ LJ Riven uro us rufor- Bucco'sor to 0. A.
* " * * - * * , ,
enco for the Lunllt llcobo V Co
Implements of buyers. Wo recommend - /f t 'IT" ' ! ' ' \Til I-nrxcU Fnrnltura
mend them .is the srll 1 1 1 H. Houjo In the Mo.
\Yngon , best houses to iloul VrflJ JLJLJJi-4 Vnller. WJ to JUT
. . -
etc. South Mnln St with InConncllllllTs. Ilrotdwny , Council
Council lllutTi. llluITs.
CHURCH SOCIALS
and all manner of
-HOME
Entertainments !
FOIt SCHOOLS AND SOCIETIES
together with
Fireside Games
and suggestions for
Unique Parties
are to bo found In tbo Dagos o ! tbo
Monthly Social
Only 60o a Tear , Samples lOj.
Address :
Home Eotertainmcnt Co. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
W. C. ESTEP ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER ,
14 N. Main. , Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTED Evury tlilnkliu man nnd
woman In tha country to rend tlio ro-
inirl < able now lioo < . "Tlio Wonderful Hlory of
Kt'oley und Owl lit. " vlvln ; Kruiiblo dcscrln-
tlonsund piitliutlo InoldcntH ( is Klu'im-cl ' by the
mitlior ut tbo world's itroutest invccu of 111)-
orty-DwUhl , tlio Jnebrluto's Court of Inut
earthly resort , Kor halo o'l railway tralnn ,
or sent postimld by tbo author. O , 8. Olarx ,
box U7J , Mllwnnkeo. Wls. i'rluu 59 cunts.
WANTHD A flrst-olnns ludy piano loiobor.
Address T. W. D ivls , annul hotel ,
Council IllnlTH.
FUIt K A IE Counter * nnd vault door In tbo
building recently occupied by thu Coun
cil HliilTo huvlngs bunk , Ofllcur it 1'usuy ,
Council lllilITs.
IlUJI'Td nullify on hand for
COUNCIL W. A. Wood A. Co. . 6VO Main ,
filOK IjAl.E A tenin of good iniirub ; pur-
XJ ehaber may cut wood to p.iy for same. Ap
ply to Leonard Kverott.
1Hlt UKN'I' K.na ntllk und dairy farm , HI
ucn-s , Just south of thuelty IlinltstlioO acres
line h iy lanil , balanuii p ihtuni and farm land ,
Auoly to I.ivin ml Kvoritt. Council IllnlTH , la.
FOR KI'.NT 7-room house , with bath loom ,
corner 4th are , and Uth nt. Inquire next
door.
IOITKH tlio followln ; cholco barguliiH In
fruit and vouotalilo lands ; : > acres 60 rods
north of thu Cliaillaiuina eraundN. easturn
fllopu , llnusprln i und line surliiK-lirook , laud
very rli'h and well ndiiuted to fruit.
1 ucrci on Grand avenue. Him orchard ,
windmill und line Krovu ; situated un Myintor
proponed motor line , ono > md one-half nilluB
f i oin Couiiull Illulfn poHloinvc.
U acres ofory eluiico plowed land on Orand
avenue , I' * inline from uo'lolllce.
1IU acroi : iii mllun from elty lliulU ; tcood
house , barn nnd ouitmlldlnitti ; llnuiruhurui | a
ruutljiir uln ut fi.fiW. Kusy terms.
'M acres , cholco fruit furm , 0 aeros In blaok-
horrlCH , cojyounir fruit trues , : iowi ( 'rapo vlnus.
House , burn und outliiilldln s A very eholeo
linrfc'iiln , oniv li miles east of posiollluu In
Council HlufTn. W , O. Ht luy. Hoom I , Opera
lloiuu block. Council lllulTti , lu.
IOWA farms ; line 'JO acre farm , t-'W per ( icro ,
Jl.ooicanh , balance cm long time ; 151 am
farm , WOO Mown , bilnmuj easy ; farm * of ull
size * trend for IM. Johnston i vun 1'at ten ,
Coiinull 11 lu ITs.
I WANT Ui huv Htook of i5roeorij or liooU
and shoes ; will pay pirt ia h an'l p rt by
u 5 rooui honao anJ lot In Omaha. U .b lieu.
Couiiull Iliutfs.
OOMI'ljKTH outfit btr fUtnron and two pop' '
tulitos for KUO | and btilldlux for runt , uuot
location. IX II. bUuafc , over Olllcer & 1'iuuy'j
liuuli
171 Alt MS , i inlun Innd * . bauson , tuts and
Jbuilueii blocks for ale or ronU Day 4
llowi , A i'oarl ilreot , Uouuoll Uluffi.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
TAL STOCK $150,05)
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,001
TOFAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $223,001
DinKCrnm I. A. Miller. P. O. Olonson. R. U '
Bhucnrt , E. E. II irt , J. U K Jmundson. Oharlai 'Jt
it. Hunnin. Traiuict uunur.il b inking bcnl-
iota , L ir oat capital and lUrului ot any baa t
n South western IO'.T.I.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
< JaiinrIl > rc Attorneys at law 1'r.io
ddlllUlUa tleo In the itato anl
'edor.-il courts. Hoirns . ! , t and 5 tibu arl
Ueuo block , Council UluiTi. Ix
Attorney at
H. J.
. . i I'oarl streat , over
noil's store. Telephone No. 2U lluslaji
hours. 8 a. ru. to i p. in , Council Uluff * , Ik ]
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BRnlniltbOKorernuioiilUtliiit of INVKNI'OIIS , who
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of the Incompotoncy or Inattontlun of tin atUirnof l
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cure and skill of the nttornor.
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leni orcarrle s AttornDr > , antl of ioaln { thut inron.
tloniaro wnll priitcclei br vall-1 patonn. TilIC UJJ
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practice ; and U tliureforo propiroJ W
tHitaln jmtcntH , ,
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limited , anl the claims aru tuVon up by tha
court in tbo order In whluli they uro lo.'olvod.
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wltli attorneys prior to the Aat ard raaia
null and void. Information Klven und all
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