THE OMAHA DAILY BBIi : IM-.DAY , SEl'TEAIBBU 2) , 1892
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Council UluiTs Lumber Co. . '
W. W. Chapman has gone to Chicago on
business.
A inoollng of the Democratic association
will bo held this cvcninu .
A mniTUeo license WM Issued yoiterday to
James West of Page county and Luuy Ban
ner of Shonaodoah ,
Members ami frlond * of Trinity church
Will gtvo n reception uttho residence of tt'olr '
pastor tomorrow cvomng.
Oeorpo Hewitt U bslnj ? muntlonod nt a
posslbio candidate for the republican nomi
nation for county attorney.
Uonular mooting of Republic club at
hondiinrtor ) < tliMavanlnK. W. F. S.ipp , jr. ,
provident ; W. M. Shopird , socrotary.
Kov. II , P. Dudley , tbunow p.iitor of the
Broadway Methodist church , will bo present
and conduct sorvlcat at that church next
Sunday.
Tno funeral of Charles Delllupor will tnko
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the roi-
Idonco at. the corner of Second avnnuo nnd
Nineteenth street.
A meeting of the Council HlunN Bible to-
clou- was ' hald yostorj ly nfturnuun and
Henry Coko'r was apiulnted cltv bible ncont
to take the place of Uov. S. Fleming , who
resigned.
Chaplain U. C. AlcCnbo Is booked for Oc
tober ! at the Broadway Methodist
Knlscop.il church to deliver his lect
ure on tut ) ' 'Bright Side of Life in
L'.liby Prison. " Wnon ho delivered this
lecture in Omaha , on u slormv night , nU au
dience numbered nearly 1,200 people. Ho ii
n very Intetestlnc speaker.
Mri. Eliza Andcrioa died yestnrday mornIng -
Ing ill 7 o'clock nt St. Barnard's ' hosplt-il ,
nttrr a year's Hint's * , ot dropsy , aged f > 0
years. She loaves two sUteri , Mn. Dennis
Miiriihy nnd Mrs. , Ann Miilono , nnd a
brother , .lames Murphy. The funeral will
tuko place this afternoon at ! ) o'clock from
St. Francis Xivior's ( Juthollc church , Kov.
Father McMonomy oniclatlng.
A dcUructU'o flr took
> j place yesterday
Afternoon on the road to the Ioaf nnd Dumb
institute. The destruction was mainly con
fined to a largo , able-bodied nmoll that has
been troubling the people who were com
pelled to tiast on the road. The smell came
from a slaughter houto that has been used
fur some ttmn past by Lauzondcrfor , the
butcher. Yesterday afternoon the slaughter
house caught tire and burned to the ground ,
noufTnrt being made by the neighbors to
ave It.
Told thu Truth.
The truth stands best is an old re
mark , and no-fur was It n.oro verified
that it had for the past few weeks in
Council BlulVs. Ever since the first
urrival of fall fjoodt , Iho Boston 'Store
lias been advertising special sale in
various dcnartmonts. The wonderful
success they have had Is a sure guaran
tee that they h.tvo told the truth and
nothing but the truth.
Wo always have what is advertised ,
nnd you are sure to find it just as rep
resented. The sale foe tliocominp week
lh dress goods , and wo call your atten
- jv tion to show window displays , beside a
larpo variety of bargains in this de
partment. Wo nro showing now fall
noycltios all ever our storo.
Window No. 1 Shows a line of out
ings in mixed , checked and plaid novel
ties , same goods retail at 50c a vard ,
BO in. wide and warranted all wool ; wo
OlTor snino during sale at 33c per yard.
Window No. U Shows a bettor grade
Of goods , representing some of the lincst
European productions , in French , Aus
trian and Gorman manufacture , as well
ns some exclusive dress patterns in the
latest weaves and effects , ranging in
price from $0.00 to $15.00 each.
Wijidow No. ! i Shows an entirely dif
ferent lino. It is composed of black
goods and black and white , among which
nro some bargains. Wo call your atten
tion to our112 inch ciuhmcVo at ! ! 9c ,
worth Me. Perhaps the greatest bur-
gain ever ollorcd by us , or any other
merchants , in our -Kt-'inch Austrian hon-
riulta ( all wool ) , regular 7oc grade , at
G7je.
G7je.Uusidcs
Uusidcs the bargains mentioned wo
have a full range of fanoy weaves at
special low prices , such as whip cords ,
poplins. Matolnsso , India twill , Lnns-
downe , gloiius , otc. , etc.
Window No. I Wootror the choice of
V this line while they last at lc ! ) per yard.
Goods are a heavy homespun , illumi
nated in dilToront colors , full oO inches
\vide and well worth 2Tio.
FoTlIISttlN'UlIAM , WlIlTKfcAW & CO. ,
Boston bto o.
Council Bltills , la.
.Tiuljfcs mill Ol rk < ul niuotlim.
The county supervisors held thu last ses
sion of their Sapto-nujr incottnc yojtorday
and appointed ] uJso. > and clerks Tor the com-
Ini ; election In accord moo with the provis
ions of the Australian ballot la-.v. In t-'io
list , which Is given below , the llrst name In
each township Is thn Jnil o and the second
tfco clerk , will In in these township' ) whcrj
only ono nnmo Is given no other appointment
wa * required , on account ot both the parties
belnir represented on thu board of township
trustees :
Boomer. U. T. Ward , William Harrington ,
Jr. Brlknap , .I. ti. Patter , J. O. Bates. Car-
con. Ed Snupn , Uoorgo S. Dye. Center , H.
K. I'lles , A. L. Friz/el. Crojcont. J. B. Alnt-
jouk , M. Swunson. Garner , A. I * . Cooper.
Orovo. Nutlian Mooro. Hardln , C. B. 1'lat-
ncr. Hazal Doll. O. L. Barrett , James. T.
11. Uroouur , M , F. Brown. ICojr Creek , Has-
inns Campbell , Charles Ilanloy , Knux , t1 ,
M. Llnd e.v. Lnvton , P. E. Sellers. Lewis ,
Woostor Riv. W. O. Van 1'olt. Lincoln ,
Cloorno Kobcrts , U. H. Thornloy. Macedonia ,
B. H. Hopkins. Minden , Fred Marti , M. J.
Itlair. NeoluC. B. Ucardslov. Nor will It , LowU
Shields. Pleasant. . ! . N. Fruni , J. L. Bulkier.
Hockforu , Thomas Wilson , O. Kolsoy. Sil
ver Creek , C. W. Wlffglnlon. Valley , J. W.
Warnor. Washington , Frank Uoltnnan , C.
\V. Clark. Waveland , L ) . 1C. 1'arkor , C. M.
1'otter.Vrlebt , Joseph Boiler , S. II.
Albrlirht. York. Boldonborger.
First Ward First nroclnct : V. Jennings ,
Joseph Nlcoll , Fred fJolso , J. T. Anderson ,
John Aten. Second proclnct : C. D. Wai-
, . . , .
Vf. II. Uoblnson. C. A. Tlbbotts. Sacond
precinct ! W. II. Knophor. .1. C. Waterman ,
Ous Larson , Honrv Mmlije- . U. 1'aca.
Third \Vnrd-Fir-tt prooinut ; L. Xur-
inuolileiirUabortUraham ] , Gforae Meschou-
dorf , J. M. Matthews , H. H. Vau Brunt.
Second proolnct : Emmett Tinlov. LowU
Boston , Charles Fox , Edward Edcorton.
Ctiiirlea tiulnos. '
Fourth Ward First precinct t : O. A. Uob-
Inion. Lee SwoarniRon , W , K. AitchUon ,
Clinton Byers. N. A. Crawford. Second
product : U. li. Mltcholl , ( Jour 1:0 M
David Walsh , Oliver Anson , E. E. Mayno.
Fifth Ward First proclnct : E. B. How-
wan , Jr. , W. C. Morris , M. ( JulUirliiui , H. v.
In nes , Polor Smith. Second nrooinol ; James
Krli'.v ! , Albert Faul. Law Nellnon , Albert !
Iiit-ram , Uus Lavcnburt ; ,
Sixth Ward First precinct : Goort'o :
UnivBs.O. u. NlchoUon , W. II. Fisher , A. i
C. Hnrulng , J. A , Mussolwnlto. Second pni-
clncl : 1 * . A. Bondo , Al. D. Douuherty , C. :
Calull , Q. II. Kovoa , C. O. Uannlton.
ICano Outaldu : Kobort ( ireon , M. E.
Mvun , .fntnos Howard , \V. Duncan , H , Cokor ,
A resolution was also passed urovlalnn
that In ull Ki-noral oluctlon * hold niter Octo
Lor 1 , la' ) . ' , thu city shall bo divided Into si >
wards , nnd each ward Into two procmcU ,
for voting purposoi , the precinct in each
ward on Iho northerly side of the Una ol
division uolus : calloa iho Ih-at precinct. The
Ec-henio of division U thu t > umo as was
odoutcd by iho city council some time ugo.
usical Union band of Oinuha will
( w > ut Munawa uoxt Sunday ,
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SE\VS \ FROM COUNCIL BUIPFS
DomocratB Hold Their Coantj Ooavanthn
and Make Nominations ,
IT WAS A VERY QUIET GATHERING
Miimrinf tlin tucl < y .Men Who Were I'nvorcil
by llm Convention .Imlgo * nncl Olniki
> f Election Ajipiiliilca-Itrpnb'
Item I'rlinnrle * .
The I'ottnwntlamlo county democrats held
their canventlo.i ymtorday. The court hoiiso
tvns announced at the place oC mooting , uut
lack nl room compelled the com-nlttoo to
make arrangeraants ut the lait mlnuto for
tlio opsra house , uiia It wan tboro that the
delegates assumblcJ ,
At lli'Jd o'clock the convention was called
toordor by Chairman Wadswortu , of the
county contr.il co.nmlttoa. who stated thu.
the gentleman who nid aaou solpoto.1 far the
ofllctJ of temporary en ilronu hid sent word
tliut ho would not ua able to serve , nn 1 ho
therefore rojomm ndoJ thit J. Al. IC'lly of
Macedonia bo appointed tomuorarv ch.ilrmim
as a substitute and .1. H. Johnson ot Walnut
temporary secretary. Tno recommendation
was adopted.
After n short tallt from tha now chairman
n committee on credentials was selected , one
tnembor from oiieh proclnct.
A committee of llvo was also appointed on
pcrrmmont organiz itlnn , consisting ot the
lollowing ; MoGorUh ot Avoca , S. U.
Underwood of Kojr Ui-eolt , John OrllHlha of
Carson. W. H. Knophor of Council litulTs
nnd J. II. Matthews ot Washington.
On motion of.I. .1. Shea a ronunlttco on ros
lutloas win appointed , nnd It was di'clood
that all resolutions bo loforred to the com
mittee without reading. The following
composed iho comtnlttuo : J. J. Shea of
Council BV37s , T. J. It.u-tw.3ll of Oakland
and S. N. 'frurvy ot Noola. Adjournment
was then Uiltcn until 1:30 : p. m.
AHurimim Session.
In the afternoon the delegates came to
gether again , and alter tuo report of the
committee on credentials had Dcen road and
adoptud u permanent organization was ef
fected by the selection of S. U. Wndsworth
as chiunnan and Prank Trim bio und J , B.
Johnson secretaries.
J. J. Shea road the resolutions adopted by
the committed on resolutions. Tno whole
\\pstwasputdown as dooatnblo territory ;
Iowa was labelled "for Cleveland and Ka-
fortn ; " the republican party had Its un
arrHignincnl on account of iu > nttltudo on the
question of prohibition ; David 15 Hill was
presented the regards of the conven
tion lor his stand In the present campaign.
Tho'rcport of tbo cominlltoo was conaurred
in , und the convention ptocoodod to the nom
nation of candidates.
W. II. Ktionhcr wanted all nominations
made by Informal ballot , but his wish was
disregarded uiul nominating speeches were
limited to llvo mluutcs.
Theofllco of county clerk was the first 01
the list. T.,8. Campbell was namsd uy .1. J ,
Shea , and as there were no other candidates
he was nominated bv acclamation.
O. a. Marsh and G. M. Wilson were
rivals for the nomination of auditor. On the
inlormol ballot Marsh reccivi-d SS1 votes.
Wilson iJSJ and Ira' P. HondrleKs 9. A
formal ballot followed , resulting in the norm
nation ot Marsh , the vow standing as fol
lows : Marsh , HW , Wilson , 30 ; Hondrioks,4
Tncn came the vote for recorder. S. D
Unhror , J nines Macrae , Claude Dye , Claj
Uocl , Ldwis SUulton , J. II. Dietrich and T
II. Smith were placed In nomination om
niter another , and the inloi-nnil ballot resulted
sultod as follows : llohrorI7VJ ; Mat-i-ac
! M ; Dye , III ; Haul , 33 ; Jdkelto.1 , 3 ; Djit-
rich. 12 ; Smith , 12. On the lirit formu
ballot Skolton dropped out ana Itohror
Mncrae aii'l Heel gained slightly. A bccont
ballot did not chingo the result ma
tonally , but S. Lobhart entered lh <
ring nnd received 7 votes. After the flftl
ballot Smith and Lobhurt , who had 10 und 1
votes respectively , authorized the with
drawal of their names , Lobhart requostln
his friends to vote for Ronrcr. On the ncx
ballot , the sixth , Hohrcrcamo within an am
of knocking the persimmon , receiving 70J.
votes , while 7.2 were necessary for a choice
The other candidates stood : Macrao 31 , Keel
3 f and Dietrich U. On the next balloi
Uohrer hit the Inch water tnni-K with 80
votes and was declared nominated , the other
candidates receiving the following number of
votes , : Mucrao25 , Keel I ! 1 , Dietrich 5 , Smith
it. Kohi or' : ) nomination was greeted with
tumultuous applause.
Next came the oflloo of county attorney.
E. E. Ayloiworlh , John P. Organ , T. E.
Casuily were nominated. W. U. Cuppy of
Avoca undertook to eneineor Casady's case ,
with almost disastrous res , u Its to Casady.
Ho mudo a numoar of references to Organ's '
carter that disgusted many of Organ's op
ponents and strengthened his advocates.
He denounced the idea of nominating Organ
for a third term us uinomorattc , nnc was
unjust to the other democrats who stco.1
randy to occupy iho otlh'o. His speech mudo
a dcndod impression onthe audience , but
of a different Itlnd thiin was intended. Fur
fullv llvo mitiute.s the delegates who wrro
favorable to Casady's candidacy clappnd
their hands in the vain attempt to make
Cuppy sit down , but Gunny's uind bad not
run out nnd he uut not propose to bo
squolchcd. Finally tbo chairman took
advantage of tli'i ' live minute rule und called
Cuppv down himself. After considerable
trouble Cuppy was Induced to quit talking.
J. J. Shea then teed iho HootIn behalf of
Organ anil In u short but eloquent speech
clinched the nail which CUPPV had started
On tin ! Informal ballot the vote -stood as fol
lows : Aylosworth 2 , Organ 7J , Cusady 50.
A formal billet followed resulting In the
nomination of Organ bv a vote o' 73 to Ui.
Supei-vlsori .VonilimteiU
There were two candidates to bo nominated
for the Hoard of Supervisors , QUO being
allotted to Council Bluff * and iho other to
the county outstdc. , The candidates for Iho
city were S , 11. Wadsworth , S. S. Keller nnd
L. A. Casper , while these Irora iho country
wore John Currlo , P. B , Djnller , August
Bostodt and J , B , Matthews. Casper's nomi
nation caused some remark from thu taut
of his havim ? been so recently n full blown
republican. Tuo informal ballot resulted as
follows : VTiidsworth. 100 ; Currto , 02 ;
IColler , 10 ; Djntlor , 21 ; Bostodt , i.MsMit-
Ihews , ! U ; Caipor , 2i. After Iho Informal
ballot Wadoworlh requostoJ hU friends to
vote for Caspar , nnd Keller withdrew his
but Wausworth was nominated on the
first formal ballot , the vote standing , U'uds-
worlli , 10S : Ciirno , fl ! ; Keller , 24 ; Dantler ,
; ) > : Bostodt , 10 : Matthews , 28 ; Casper , 3.
Two more ballots wore taken on tbo names
of the country candidates , resulting In the
nomination of Currio on a vote llkn this :
Curne , 73 ; MattuowJ , 3J' ; Daullor , 37) ) < .
The Pomona Land nnd Trust coin-
puny through Messrs. Day & Ileaa. tholr
n onts , will place on thn iniirkot Mon
day , Sept 20 , tha lund known us tha
Ki'lno tract , Inylnjr 21 intlos < nst of the
postolllco. There is uboutIOU itoros in
the tract , partly timber lund , all well
iidaptod for Hubiii-bun homes , fruit and
pardon lands. They have subdivided It
j Into 5 und 10 aero tracts and will Bull to
tlio lirat oustomors applyln > j tholroholco
at u low llguro on ro.uonaolo torina.
Olllco UO Pottrl street , Council UlulTs.Itu
Musical Union band of Omaha will
p'.uyat Miuuiwti uuxt Sunday ,
IfOpoopIo in this cuy use g\3 stoves
IhoGaa Co. puts 'om hi at cost.
Trains for Munawa at 11 n. m. , 2 , 3 , 4 ,
5 , 0 , 7 , 8 aim 0 o'clock p. in.
of tlio City Council.
The city council met last ovoalr.g , with the
mayor ami Alderraon Oravos , Jounlugs ,
Mayno , Pace , Smith , Tiobltts and Van Bruul
presunt.
The following registrars of olcotlcn wore
choion. one republican and one democrat In
cuch voting precinct : First ward. Flnl
precinct , E. H. Ohlondorf. D. M. West ,
Hrst ward , Second precinct , U. T. Bryant ,
J. M. Hollander. Sjeond ward. First' pro
cluct , J. U. Williams , A. T. Whittle
soy. bccond I wa-u , Second precinct , W. M 1 ,
MuCrury , William ftlulouoy , 'J'hlrd word
IIrbt precinct , J. U. Hartnoss , Hobort Ura
ham. Thlid ward. Second product , O. W ,
Gordon , D < iu Graham. Fourtu ward , Firs1
precinct , Ueorga II. OAblo , t5. A. Hbinson.
Fourth ward. Sccjnd proclnct , T. C. Jack-
ion , ThoiiiM Smith. Fifth warJ , Fiwt pro-
ciuet , John SklnKlo. S. Lobhart. Fifth
ward , Second proclncl , T. A. Urewlck , J. U ,
S. Cozifoslmli. Sixth wrd. Flr.At proctnct ,
A. 0. HardlnR. C. W. Nicholson. Sixth
ward , Second precinct , P. A. Bondo , Paul
Ehlort.
A remonstrance from property owner *
against pivlnu Fourth avenue was referred
to the committee on strents nnd alloys.
Mavor Liwroncti referred hick to the
council the Union Land and Improvement
company's rlcht of-way ordinance passed at
Iho meeting Monday night , with his veto ,
Matin ? HS reason ! therefor that Aoctlon 1
should contain a stipulation to the effect thai
nil railway connections should bo undo
within Fleming & Davis' addition , and an
agreement on the part of tha com
pany to rulso its tracks whenever
the city orders It. The mayor'i
objections were concurred in , nnd another
ordinance which contained thu required pro
visions was passed unanimously. .Mayor
Lawrence stated that the defects hid boon
pointed out to Mr. Paul and that ho had
agreed to the changes being made.
An ordinance making regulations with
reference to the Council Bluffs Water Works
company and Its falturo xvas road and Uld
over under the rules.
An ordinance compillinfr residents of the
city to put wator-tlpnt barrels In the roar of
their promises and deposit therein all refuse ,
tnd llxitiR other rules with reference to car-
baKO , was read. Alderman Smith opposed
iho ordinance bcciuso ho thoueht that until
an ordinance was passed providing for cart-
itift away garbapo frooof expense to the resi
dents the city hud all the law that could bo
enforced.
The contract for furnishlne coal for the
city bulldinj9 ( atStO.fi'j ' par ton was awarded
to the Carbon C.ial company. .
The potltlon of O. Ovorton for the re
mission of taxes on the churcn property at
the corner of Fourth avenue nnd Seven
teenth street was granted.
Alderman Van Btunt offered a resolution
Instructing the committee on streets and nl-
luvs to correspond with authorities of other
cities with a view ot dotermlnlns as to the
advisability of purchasing a street sweeper.
The resolution wus passed.
Tito council adjourned until next Tuosdav
afternoon when It will go ns it comicltteo of
the whole to look up the proposed North First
street extension ,
Wanted to lluy.
Improved property. Will piy cash if
price la low. II. G. McGee , 10 Alain street.
Musical Union bind of Omaha will
play at Minawa next Sunday.
Gentlemen , the ( Inoatlino of fall jjooda
in the city , junt recuivod. Uoitor , the
tailor , 310 Broadway.
Jtulson , civil onuinoor , 323 Broadway
Ilnpiilillr.il > I'rlui tries.
The roDubllcaas will hold prim \ries to
morrow evening at 8 o'clock to seloot dalo-
gates to attend the county convention , to ho
held at the court houro on Wednesday , the
23th. The following are the meeting places
In the various wards :
First. War.l At Wheeler & IIorald' . < > , and
selrct seven delegates.
Second Ward Vt republican headquar
ter' , anJl select ten dolcirutis.
Third Ward Over 415 Broadway , and aa-
lect nine delegates.
Fourtu Ward At rounty court house , mid
select seven delegates. "
Fifth Ward At Squire's store bulldlnir on
Twenty-first street , and select nine aeln-
nates.
Sixth Ward At 331. ) West Broadway , and
select four delogato-i.
Musical Union ba-id of Omaha will
play at Man.iwa next Sunday.
Davis , pitro drups , boat , paints.
D THE DEAL'SB.
A .North Dakota fiinnblorVlin Sllccenstnllj
Hit tlio Oontliliiiitlon.
Quito a commotion was raised in sport
ing circles in Grand Perks , N , D. , a , few
nights ajjo by a stranger , dressed in the
garb of a country merchant , winning a
a sititflo sitting$2,300 in Charlie Martln'i
gambling' rooms. One oveninfr what win
presumably a country inerchantdronpci
into Martin's place and gazed around a
tlu * gamblers. Uo appeared to bo great
ly surprised at the extent of the g.im
bling that was going on. Ho was o
medium height , rather slim , high fore
head , bald head. Uo was smooth shaven
with eyns deeply sot , and which sliom
with wondrous brightness. Ho tried hi
luck at dill'orent games with varying
success. Finally ho stopped at tbo
roulette table and placed $1 on seventeen
The little ivory ball spun around a few
times and drooped into thirtyeight. He
did not appear to care about gambling
any moro and wont into the saloon ad
joining. Soon thogamblors began to go
out for lunch , and ho returned to the
wheel where ho sat down and began to
piny light. The room was now cleared
of all the gamblers except the man at
the wheel. 'Che player glanced into the
man's f.icn and his eyes fairly glistened
as meanwhile ho placed money on
ditToront numbers. A few men wiio had
either gamhled their money away or
were out of luck gathered around" the
pluyer , seeing that ho was beginning to
play high. Tn y noticed that the man
at the wheel appeared to bo under some
influence , and was acting contrary to his
dosiro. lie would whirl the llltlo ivory
marble and , regardless of the fact that
the nliiyor was losing , ho would pay
the bet in the same ratio as if ho had
won. The on'ookors ' , of course , had no
tjympathy with the gambler , nnd they
watched In silonco. When the last dol-
ler had boon taken from the drawer the
player thrust the money before him
into his pnulcot , never taking hi eyes
from the wheelman's face , and vanished
through the door , which was the laat
that has boon eeen of him. The iLsttnt
ho was out of the room the man who
manipulated the wheel reached his
hands to his head and shuddered.
When ho discovered that the till was
empty his excitement know no bounds.
Ho swore that ho hud boon knocked
down and robbed , but ho was informed
by the bystanders , among whom were
several well known oir/oiis , that such
was not tho.caBo , but that ho had been
paying oil' bjts the past twjuty minutes
in a very reckless manner , and that ho
had not been robbed , only cheated.
ul know not how it was done ; I wiw
hypnotised. " Uo could not bo made to
bbliovo that ho wasso careless us to give
up about $200 ! unless ho had boon put
under Borne mtigln spoil , and thnso
who wore present uro 11 rm In
the belief that the gambler waa
really hymotl/.od. There was n
Httlo nhow going through the
country giving performances a t o w weeks
ago , and the principal attraction was
tlu mesmeric feats performed by a man
who was billed as Pt of. Kodeau. Tills
show wont to pieces recently at Arvill ,
and It is the opinion that the player was.
none other then the professor , " but as
thoi-o is no one hero who knows him
thia cannot bo verified. The games
go on as Ujiial and the man who now
presides at'tho wheel savs ho Is on his
guard for men with bright oyos.
Itlil of u llore.
Alexander H. II. Stuart , when
Secretary of the Interior under Prosi-
dual Fillmoro. used to toll the following
good btory of how ho got rid of an ollloe-
seokcr soon after assuming the ollluu :
"I was very much annoyed by a per.
sistent applicant for the post of 11103-
songor. The nun came in regularly
o\oryday for several weeks until he
became an unbear.iblo bora. Finally one
, day after the man had gone out 1 naked
, the messenger then in otlico if he know
- . what that man xvas aftor. llosuld :
, " No , elr. '
, , " 'Woll , ' said I , ' ho wants your place ,
. and if over 1 see him again ho shall
. have it. "
" I uavcr saw the man agulu. "
\1IOC \ : ; THE DfiARANTlXED
Reports from Camp Lpnucl Other Plaoaa
Whore the Cholera LWjrs
°
III C *
u .
TWO NEW CASES IN HEW YORK CITY
mnicdlntb flotation nftlio StrlrUcn fcnpln
The Noriii.tnnl v' bthibrngo
to Ho Itclontnl SrttG'rd ly
of tlio Pluciio1' * 1'rjgrcn
Coir Low.Svxtir HOOK , N. Y. , Sopt. 23.
fhore bavo boon no new patlenU admitted to
the hospital today , but tbero are tlvo caso.i of
dlarrhnu In mail ) , which arc being closely
watched by the physician * .
The unknown Infant who was sufforln ?
rom the affects of starvation In a steamer ,
and which was .reported as bntor thl * morn-
ng. has suffered a rclapio nnd but little
lope Is entertained of 1U recovery. Mis.
Juttcl Gomes , who was the second patient
in camn to bo stricken with Astatic cholera ,
is convalescent. Tucro are twenty-two persons -
sons on the sick list In thn camp , but the
doctors declare most positively that ttiori Is
no cholera a i.on ? them.
Tno first case requiring that o resident at
tlio camp bo placed under arrest occurred
this morning and cioatoa proat excitement.
Louis Ulcnwtnulo , who had been boatlni ; his
young nnd comely wire until she wat n mats
of bruises , becausn she objoct.-d tohls spend-
ins all bar savings und mnklni ; love to
anotlior womail , was put In Irons and will bo
given a diet of broad und water until Satur
day.
day.Tho
The Norinannia's pastongors will probably
bo released Satuiuav and sent to Ellis Island
to bo landed , after which tlio vacated tents
and rooms will bo thoroughly cleaned , fumi
gated and disinfected , previous to their oc
cupation by the passengers from the Scandia
and Bohemia , who are expected to bo worse
nllllctcd than tboso now In camp.
The Hebrews In camp arc celebrating the
feast of their now year , which commenced
last nlirbt and will terminate on Saturday ,
Much confusion wes caused today bv the n'r-
rival of the steamer William Fletcher with
half the ba gao belonging to the detained
pa ont'ors i camp. It was sent from Hoff
man Island , but as Dr. Jenkins has sent no
ccrtlllcato of disinfection , General Hamilton
refused to receive It.
CAi'r.U\cc.N.F.Sopt.22. The transatlantic
Btcamer LaTouralne , from Cherbourg , passed
hero this mornltiK lor Now York. She sig
naled "all well on boara. "
Hutuuito , Sept. 2i. The official cholera
returns showed eighty now cases and ninety-
seven deaths yesterday , including thirty-nine
nowcabes and Iweniy-nltin deaths not includ
ed in previous reports. Theo figures show
the dlsoaso Is growing worse. *
ST. PETKiibia-iio , Sopt. 33. Thirty-two now
cases and twelve deaths from cholera here
yesteruny , n decrease of slxtoen cases and
four deaths from the previous day.
HAVHH. Sept. Qj. There wore four now
cases and three deaths from cholera here
yesterday. <
JlEiiM.v , Sopt. 22. A boatman and his
child died today from cholera. Another
boatman has been attacked. Eiyht men and
lnreo women are la tin hospital with the
cbulcra. ,
At Oimraiitmc.
QmuiXTiN-R , S. I1Sept. . 22. Things
at Quarantine nro t now RettinR into
their normal state and Ur. Jenkins says that
although ho still cannot relax any of his
vigilance , bo thinks mat cholera's attack on
the port of Now York is over. There are no
new cases on tha Island. The cholera is
to all intei.ti und purposes well
under control. Tlicroi are orly two
cholera ships noxv at , lower quurantlnc the
Scandia and the Bohemia nnd on the first
tbero are no passengers , her cabin passen-
eors beinR on board the New Hampshire.
while those of the Bohemia und her EteeraL'o
passengers are on Hoffman Island. The
steerayo passengers in the Bohemia will bo
moved to Hoffman Island as soon as those on
the bcandla are transferred baclt to their
ship , which will bo after thov are thoroughly
disinfected and tbo ship fumigated.
Midnight The captain of tuo brig MornIng -
Ing Light , from Bqrbadocs , which arrived at
midnight tonight , reports that three steam
ers are anchored at the lower quarantine.
Some ship must have' ' glided into the bay
without signaling , as tnera weroi only the
Scandia and Bohemia anchored there at 10
does. The Polaria , from Stettin with 170
emigrants , may bavo slipped in quietly.
More Ni > iv York suspects.
Nr.w YoitK , Sept. 23. Henry Friok , 65
years old , was hurried to tno reception hos
pital tonight by the health authorities , who
jelievo he is sick with cholera. The rrfan
was suddenly seized with vomiting end
dlarrhou i , and two bniirs later ho was amonc
the susjiec's on the floating hospital. Frick's
apartments are above an Immigrant employ
ment agency wbtc1 ! has recently been visltdd
V arrivals from Hamburg. It is believed
that they brought the germs of the plague
which Friok contracted. The house has
been disinfected and quarantined. -
Emanuel C. Poschm , u letter carrier , was
found sick on tlio sticot with cholera symp
toms and taken to tbo boDitul ,
Stopped at the Suite Lino.
YUM A. Ariz. , Sept. 22. A tourist sleeper
containing lifteon through passengers on the
westbound overland was quarantined at
Ogilby. Col. , west of horo. Ono passenger
from Groyton , Nicaragua , and one from Now
York are slightly side with bowel trouble
nnd derangement of the stomach. The state
health officer will thoroughly fumigate the
car , clothing and bacgao of the passengers
for twelve houw. Well passengers will bo
allowed to proceed tomorrow unless the cases
prove to bo cholera. The company has pro-
vldi'd extra oars ut Ojjllby for the accommo
dation of passengers.
Nnrniiinnla rueseiiKur WimU
Nuw Yoiuc , Sept. 2.J. Action was begun In
the United States court today by C. S. Van
Kuisselaer to r cover t0OJ3 ! damages from
the Hamburg-American PackH company.
Mr. Vau Hcnssolaer was one of the passen
gers on the Nnrminnla detained In quaran
tine. Ho claims to it whnn uu wa > booked
for passage the company's agent told him
that there would bo no steerage passengers
on board. _
Quint ut Tire iHliinil ,
Finn TBMXP , N. Y.S'opt. 22. There was
nothing extraordinary li pened here Uurinc
the past twenty-four U.b'urs ' , the only break la
the monotony being tU'p Arrival of another
detachment of regular n'nd tha departure ot
a llko number , whom , thsy relieved , The
Wyoming's passongari iiro ' busy preparing
to leave early tomorrpyi'Jor New York city.
- m
William H. Hullo oKSprmgllold , Mais. ,
at present lieutenant 'governor , and republi
can nominee for the governorship , is n na
tive of thq Old Granite'1 state , whoso cov-
ernor in 185 ? und 1859 was Mr. Hallo's
father. Uo reaoved'to Sprlnclleld In 1872.
' . ' 'ea years later bo wdnc to tbo state senate ,
Bi'curlng u re-cloollon to that post. .Ilia first
election to his present plllcu was lu 1833 , Ho
is a lawyer by profession.
Lieutenant Poary cotnulalns that for a long
pcrioa his party was compelled to suu-iist on
beans , und all of Boston wonders why ho re
quired relief.
Which nature U constantly elvlng in the
of liolU , | iiuplcs | , cru | < tlon > . ulcers , etc. 'llieso
thow that the lilimil Is cciiitainlnateil , and eomo
asHlstancnmust lie Klycn to relic ; u the troulile.
" " lu the remedy to force out these poi
sons , and uoublo > ou to
GET WELL.
have had for years n liumor InmyM--l ,
which made iiio dread to ghave , as small tiolU or
pimples would IKout , thus canning the Bhatlnct
Ixa a i.'rcat anne > anco. After takinj ; thrco bottles
I wyaco Is all clear and smooth as It
Bhould > - amietlta i > lcmlld , sleep
veil , and feel Ilko running a foot
aL from the use ol H. 8.8.
_ CHAS. IlEATON.73 Ijurelst. Phlla.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free
MWIOT Bl'iCmC COu AUanU. Qft.
200 More
Owing to the demands for
those 1000 suits we have been
selling for the past few days we
have been compelled to add
People bought them on sight. They arc un
questionably the best bargain ever offered in
this city , both as to style and quality , at such a
price. The real worth of the suits is $9 , $12
and $15.
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
WELL BRED.SOON WED"GRLSWHO ! USE
Are Quickly Married Try it on your nsxt
House-Cleaning.
\J \ 2 M
ag tit SgaggJ *
Twin City Steam Dye Works
scmoi3DSAOPUOPUIKTOR. .
DYEING , CLEANINGS- AND RSFINI8HXNG5-
OP QOOD3 OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OmnhaOnico , 1521 Farnatn St. ; Tolcpliono 1521. Council HhillH Odlco nnd Works
Cor. Avc. A and 20th St. ; Telephone 310. Send for cii-culitrd und price list.
Keep cool ! Tliu | > | KIIO cnn't rcacli j ou If you do
tliarlvlit tliluitat the rUI't tlmo ,
LOOK AT THE SECRETIONS 1
Seotliatth y arc lioiilttiy anil perfect , I'nt the
liver lo imtuml work Thla oeiurus illKUHtlon anil
nutrition. Avolil unrliO | ( rnUu anil nnwlioluiiamo
ments. Coult is vurj thin j , evnn Wiitor. Clean oil tlu
uicmbrouo olutonm'jli and bon-ju at onj" , wltli
Dr. Scji.nci's ' Mandrake Pills ,
They curry nwny nil illsoaio Kcrnn and nil polaon-
uu lunllLT. Tlioy imuro porfcctlr lieiililiy nrul
naturul nocretlons. They turn the llvnr to tiiu no-
ccjinit of dlni'ktlun nirt nutrition , qulcklr , mtuty.
llioroutfhly , Kuoi | tioad cool , feet warm , Bkln
SOHENCK'S ' MANDRAKE PILLS.
hnva been tested la many a Cholera epIJomlc. They
do for the ,
STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWEL
Juit vrhnt Banltnry science > ay > ilioulil ba ilono with
ilrflns , clOBom , rooina unil tlio outer perion Tli y
clean anil purify tlia Inner houia and put tlio ull-
rocnmry clianneli In perfect order
Avoid itlmuliutU. ( lo r their nlfucts out of the
ritum utonco with tlie MANDHAKK I'll.l.H. Put
than Imontary cliannu i In order nn1 bU dellunco to
In ( lin'lc.'rn I'pUluml t. and all otliora Involving Ilia
llriT , Bionmch und biweU , inure ia o uf pruiontlon
unil curmti'i 1 to the crollt of Dr. Ho'ienck' Mun-
duuku I'llli tUnii tu iriy ot'i T a.-oacr or roinejy , _
COUNCIL mm m\i m
All klnlsot Dyolnsunl Oluunln 'dona In tin
hi host btylo of the art. I'.uUU an I bttliul
fair Irs iniulo to look in voad us 113 a
Work promptly donu und clollvuroJ lu all
purls of ihu country. BooU for uriuo list.
a A. MAOIIAN , - - I'HOI'UIECOH.
: ilJBroa'Jwiy. ! : Neir Nort'i
PRRH APQ < laro wlmt sorlof n itcivn > ou
* UAlUXil > 3 | mvo or | 1J1V , , im , | , 0m ( | | |
VATT r\r HTim consmnsi. I'l-rliupi ynn nru
YUU UUN T xloiMtopllu up weullli for
Ilia i-iril conililnu Kjounro
pon'trciid wlmt follows. It iloein't Intfivst jou
'Iho exporlo.ito of tlioi > o wiio Imro usuil
Garland Heaters
V
co ncliiklvely that they uro KIHST In cronomy of
fuel , n convenience In mniilpulatlun nnd durnlilllty.
' 1 hey iuo built on honor ami do not fall in work
BittMfotorlly It aou you nothing to look ut thuin
nj If you .will call no will loll you ubout hiimtrudi
four tinu peopl-9 who BIT oar by thu ( iurland hout
s and
andP.C.DEVOL
,
AUu AKi-nt for Coluinliln Ilhiyi'lm.
504 Broadway and 10 North Main Street
COUNCIL Ill.UfPd.
Ot Couiicli Illutfi.
Cnpliwl stork . $ l"i
Kin-plus and I'follts . 8 1) ) , ODD
Net capital anil Mirplu :
ri-clors-J. . I ) . Kd uunlron. f. . U hliium , H' . I )
iKon , K. i : . Hurt , I. A , Miller , I , V. Illaolilll
nnd Clmrlo * It. llannan. 1'r.i-n.ui xuncMl hint ,
IMK bu lnu . l.urnuil i'apH.il uiu nurplui ol uny
bank In ti ( illmumurMlu.i
IN'TKIIKST ON TIMK IlKl'OSITi
"JOSEPH GlLLOfPS
STEEL PENS.
fiOLD MEDAL , PAHIB EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS. .
ThaTtvnt kdvorlUainents Bppo.irltig In
now int.or Are otton tlio most Intorculnf
pntt ut It * contents. Tlior oxprois Ilio urgent
tircdm tlio dully \tUlioi ot the peop.o nlia
want something antl who ate willing to do
foniotlittij ; .
r > . \9u AaBfor iil oattl t first
Jclu.is : tl.VJu month. Inquire nt ail llroid-
wnjr.
Ij AltM nnd city loini. Money lotnoil oa
Jstnok iiiul grain. Itcnl ostuto for islft.
Dnullln : Mid lii ) tiioti rcntnl * . Mnnor loaned
forlnunl Invciton. I.OIIRUO &Toirlu , AJl'eari
street ,
_
17Uli SAliK Itorio. liuser nntl li irneM nt
-L I'lt s.vorincni KOO I oiitllt ) cno'l well bred
toad horso. Muattoll. U. II , l.owU , 13 I'o.irl
street ,
$ .VPO too" < ot morchnnilUe In wvitnrn lonv
well loo.itoil , tlolna soi'l lnn'iic x , for sals
orlr UP. liU. Ilnrllolt , T3I llroadwuj.
ctl linul ot yoniii ? h for tr.idoi Itntirovnl
'proiiprlv or Isinil. R U. ll rtiott , 71
vruy , t' < iun"ll l
\V ANTKIi-A young man to work , Apply
> iitolllcuot Leonard llvorolt.
YirAXTKO Uoort slrl for general house-
> wor't. at4UOlen avenue ,
AYOl'M ! Inilr desires n place to work for
lit't-board nUliu and inurnlics. Address
A. 1 , , Uoj office.
"jjlOKHAI.n-Urnamary outlU , comprising iO-
J- \ \ p. lull or , tO-h. p. oiislnu. S lie I.avello
Rcpirulors Scronin vats , .UOgallons cnohl nsh
churn'l n gn'hms ' ; power liuttnroiucr.bttni
scnlrs , uclaht o-in , wilor t ink nnd other
ll\luro . Will soil cheap for c.tsh or trade
forl-iii' . K. II. She ifo.
JjKMtlE Small hotel In RO.X ! Iowa town
-L llullillii't I'Md furniture complete' at a
bargain. K. 11. Sheato. _
rllTiriJ-Ijiinils In Oreoly"ciiunty ind
Cilstor county. Nol ) . , for sto-k of Jewelry.
ontiini. fiirnlluro or Inulness property In
Connnl Ulluffi. K. ll.ailHlfo.
1I1OK SAI.i : Uuslruhlu rcslilnnua property
Jon Park avu. All niodurn IniDruvoiiiotiti ,
U ronins , one block from motor ; a ImrKntn 1C
t-iUnr ut once ; easy p lymcnls or tradu ti. U ,
Sheafo.
l/Olt BALK I vro lood youiu liorsu * . Will
-L til ; > o varpontor wurlc In payiiionl for samo.
l.L'onard
ifoU SAIi-Ui : > tflstered A T. V. C. Joisoy
-1- cow , I'nvulca No. Ifl.Ull. : a snlenillil fiinill j
oow : was fresh AH ust VI. W M. Slicpird ,
Huoni 2iv. ' , Murflain block. Council
VrANtT.il Teams to haul coal. Apply to
U. A. Cox , lu Main streot.
li'OU TKADK Two dwellings centrally lo-
Jcntul In Council llluirs In cxcliiumo for
nrrfimnillso or Nobrns u liunl. A simp bnr-
( 'ii I n for llvoilny . K. 11 , Sliunfo.
\\7AN'rr.I-IIousokouior. , ) | inlddlo njiod luily
> ' proforrod. Addrcm or enll on H. l \ Haln ,
sa Kiist I'li-roo Mrcot , Counell I
( Il.i'iO ( worth of dry cooils nnd notions forux-
'Pchiinjo. j : . G. llartlett , 741 llroadwuy/ _
Ij OIl SAIjB-Creaiuery , well loeatfd In NoL -
-L brnslvii. dolnt uooif limhuss. Will take
; irtn or or sull entlro bnln ss ut n
ell SAljB Improved 401-ncrc stock farm
In western low.i , * Ji ; ISD-nero fiirni , J.'Oi 123-
cjcM. f.'B. .lolinston ti.riin I'.ilton. _
7OK S A hE Choicest furin In I'oitKnattu-
in o Co. , 41. ) acres , woil loeited an I 1m-
ro\eil 1'rlco ttu an arro. K. H Slieafo.
JrVDU have -iiiythln ? for Ktlo or Iradrt sea
5. II. Slio ifo. llro \ Iwav mi I M uri atrent.
AliB Onsimil payiuonts. fruit and
curden Ian I noir Council llluITi C. II.
blioufc. llrotdw ly an I .Main street. _
E-1OH HA LH Albion Roller mHls mi lloo o
river. Nub. ; lliuHt w itur power in tha state
devoloplir- horse ponur w itor ontlro yo ir :
Lilly oipi"ity , ll > U birruls ; inaolrnery and
iip urtcn inces oomplute In every d-t ill. 0 > j 1
'ramo rml lenco ; 8 nurasot Ian I. title narfuit ,
, irieo , $ . " > , 'n.l . ; will talcn mil nprovui oaitora
Nubrask-i land , K. II. Hhu iTo.
TflOU SA f.E Clean stocic h trJwaro , well 03-
JL1 t ib'lihol trrlo , Invoice nlioiit tI.OJJ. Good
on < in fursal'ln ' : . Tornn e.isli. R. II. Hlionfu.
WOll S.Vf.K OK ItEST-dooil eo.-il yunl with
JL1 si-ales , rtc. Orounshlolils. NluliciNnn & Co.
FOR iXtillANUE : llotol and ruit-iurant
locate < l at Sliubort. Nub. , ami Hi lots In
Denvor. Colo. ; will oxuhano ; for clear No-
ir.mUit lan'l. E. II. Slioafp.
POU SALE Hardware stoolc. will Involca
J.l,0i ; lee ilod In n aettve Mobraslta town
of I'i0 } popnl'itlon : business old est ib'.lshou ;
will l > oarelon Invuitliratlon. R II. Sho'ifo.
CJf\ ACRE firm with Improvements ,
OLfnu | | > s north of Council Illuirj ; JUan acre ;
a "nap b.nytaln. K. II. Slip ifo.
V\7 ANTED No' raska Innl In oxolringo for
> coodnork horses. R II. Slic.ife.
WILL you build a homo ? Vt'u have a ( Ino
res deuce lot wlileli no sell for t'i 0 If
tiii < en soon. OroenihluldB- Nicholson J : Uo.
JF A LK section of iinlnoiimlioro 1 land In No-
Ibniska to trade for ulty proporty. Oreon-
slilcUlH. NlclioUon & Co
D RV snods stock to tr idu for low i land.
Grecnslilolds. Nicholson & Co.
7K h ivo a number of Rood tenants who
' want us to iet dcslr iblo houio-i for the n.
Do you want to rout your fiouso ? Green-
shlulds. Nlc-liolaon Ae Co.
M Ilr.iadway. CireonshloldB. Nicholson k Co. ,
oal ust ilo.
- ho'iso for silo
AGOOUllvo-roJin on your
o\wi lurins. Olio.ipur til in p lyinn rout.
Greeii'.lilolils. Xluliolsnii .V CD.
NH\V sovt'ii-roum house , elosa lo lionton
slroel. Will li u lo for vac in t lots or land.
GrconslilBlds , Nicholson .t Co.
H OR KXOHANOK-JdO-acm ratiun In
i'nloi- ' Neb. Will
i'nloiL'liunty , taku moroliaii-
dlse. R U. Shoafc.
| 7K > K SAI.CHotel with furniture and IU-
" turus ; iU rooms , liirn , et . I'rleo , 1I,5JJ. !
Loealud In Douglas county. I ) illy receipts ,
j.'l'i. InVDMtlgiitn nt onc'n. K II. Slinnfn.
ANTED Qlrl forsonufal housework , IKO
> Aveiiuo K.
ft W. PANSLE , ffl. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
OF DIBEASKO OF BIKN
IVOMRN. rnopitiKTon ov TUB
WOULU'S JIKH11AL JJISPKH- ,
SAUV OF MKIJICINK.
fireat iho fat/owing Diseastss
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and T.tmffi : Dis
eases of Uio Eye and Car , I'lLanod Apoplux)1 , Huart
Dlfcnse , I.lver Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Dobliity , Montnl Dopros-
Bion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness. IMabcteMlrJKht's IM-caso.St.Vltus'
fiaiicu. lUieuitiiUbm , I'arulj , While Swelllnir ,
Bcnifula , Fever tores , Cnncerc , Yumora
and Flatula In ano removed without
the knlfo or drawlne a drop of
blood. Woman with htr delicate orpr.ns re *
stored to health. Uroiy cured without tapping.
Special Attention Qlvon to prlvato
nnd Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
8QO toSbOOf ° rfeHfor any VoncroDl Dia-
oaBo i cannot cure without mercury.
Tai > o Wormx romovcil In two or thrco hours , or u
I > uy. II mnrrholiU or I'llca cured.
TIIOSIS WHO AltK AKKI.TCTKD
Will favo Ufa and'hundreds of dollars by calling
oil or Uilni ;
DR. G. W. PAriGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlioonly I'liyhli Inn xrlin can lull what alii
u i > or iiu ivlthout UkUliiK a ciucitlou.
All rorrcxpondoncoElrlctlyconndcntlal. Ucdlolno
saut by u prcsa. Addrctd all IctUra to
0 , W , i'niio-h ' , M , D
85S Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Sim A ! ' SniinilfTC AtlorneyH uiUw I'riu
kJiiii u uuuiiuviu tlco III tlm uttitu find
feduril courts. Itoo uu .1. j uud i bUu Bj
IJcuro block , Coun ll Ulutt * . 1 * .