TTTF OMATTA DAILY BEE : RltfDAY. JANCAUY 20. 1893.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL DNUPPS.
NO. 12 PKAUL
by rimlor to nny purl of the city
II W. TII.TON , - MANAURIL
Tint lHuslnr * Onico . Jfo. 41
Kdltor . > o. 23
JU.\Olt MKXTIUX.
N. Y Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. Coal
'Iho Council Bluffs Sehuet/cnvcrcln will
ghoa bull on the Ulst.
Jerry Mcjcrs w 111 give up the management
of the Columbia tomorrow to take a position
with an Omaha firm.
The members of the Hallway I'mplojcs
club will bo entertained at a banquet at Hojal
Arcanum hall tomorrow evening by fourteen
of their number.
Tlio Veteran PIremen's association will
hold Its annual meeting this evening at
HPSCIIO engine house on North Main street ,
to elect oftleers for the ensuing year.
There will bo a regular meeting of Council
niuffs I/odgo of Perfection , Ancient and
Accpptcd Scottish Kite this evening In
Scottish Itltc hall Matter3 > of Inteiest to bo
acted upon
U Is stated that woik on the new Burling
ton depot will ho commenced about April 1 ,
and that the ofnclals hope to have tbcstruct-
ineieadv for occupancj bj the end of three
months from that time
Meetings nio being held every evening at
tin I list Baptist church , under tbo leader
ship of HevJ II Davis About foitv have
cxpicsscd more than a passing Interest , and
cvcrj meeting Is l.ugtlj attended
Golden Hod camp No T , Hoval Neighlwrs
ofAmeilca , will hold Its regular meeting
this evening at b o'clock at the Knmhtsof
Pjthl.is hall A full attendance Isdcslicd ,
us theio aio strangeis In watting to bo
adopted
Peter Thomas and a man named Van
Leuven wcio anestod last evening at about
8 o'elodc for stealing i oil out of Welch's
< onatd ! on Main sticct 'J hej vveio caught
In the act.
Mis Kato II Mossier filed a petition In
the district couit jcstcrdaj for a landloid s
vu It of attachment against H W Manner
Bho alleges that ho has destiojed a number
of bhndc ! trees on the piemiscs , nnd she asks
n judgment for the sum of > 10
Ml/pah t-mplo , Pvthlan Sistcis. gave a
pihato masquerade paitj Wednesday even
ing at their hall on Peail street About 100
of the membeis of the order and their friends
weio present , nnd ninny of the costumes
wcto exceedingU nitlstic Itwasahigblj
cnjojablo occasion.
The icsldenco of Nelson Ilanscn , In
Boomer township , was dcstrojcd bj flic last
Wednesday moinlng 'J ho members of tbo
family weio routed out of bed bj the flumes ,
nnd had only time to save themselves with
out anv of their piopeitj The loss
amounted to several bundled dollars
James A Ifellar has icsigncd his place as
janitor of tbo county court house to take a
position as engineer of tbo Union elevator ,
which liis Just been opened for business A
meeting of tbo supervlsois will bo held im-
mcdiatelv after S B Wadswoith's letuiii
from Illinois , and his successor will bo
elected.
Hov H W Allen , pastor of the Christian
church , will commence a seiies of meetings
next Sundaj at the Masonic temple , and
( ontinuo them throughout tbo week at tbo
C'ongiegational chuuh Ho will bo assisted
by H. M Bildsallof Ohio , us leader of soiig
A question box will bo conducted as a fea
ture of tlio meetings.
The supiemo coin t has banded dow n a de
cision In the case of A. A I Inrard against
the city of Council Bluffs , in which the plain
tiff sues for iG00 damages on account of the
killing of a hoiso. The case was tiled twice
in the dlstiict court of Pottawattamie
eount.v , tbofhst tlmo icsultlngln a disigrec-
mcnt and tbo second In a verdict of STOO for
the plaintiff. Uho city appealed to the su-
picmu couit , which now upholds the veidict
for the plaintiff.
Tlio Ilro department was called out at 8
. o'clock jcstcrday moining by an alaim from
box 51,111 the coiner of Fifth avenue and
KIghth stiect. A small cottage a few doors
east of Eighth stiootwas on Hie , tbo blaze
haiing apparently been communicated to
the roof from tbo kHehen chimney. It was
extinguished w ithout a great deal of dam
age , excepting that the rear of the house
was badly scotched. Mis. A. Darraugh
owned the building , and It was occupied by
11 family named Tnlbot.
It is stated that Profs Hopkins and McCoy ,
the weather prophets , have decided to aban
don the prophecy business and go Into some
other field , where genial nnd accomplished
piovaiacatois have more chances for success
Yestculnj' . which Hopkins said would bo the
coldest day of the winter , the thcimomoter
lacked twcntj' degiecs of teaching the low
rtoather mink , although ovcieoats weio con-
liderably too itopular to suit McCoj's pre
diction that tbo weather would bo warm
' 1 bo weathcr eleijc ov tdcntly had a sticak of
Btubboinucss come over him , nnd decided to
aiiimgo his own piogiam for a change.
The snow and cold weather does not
Diminish the demand for tun cage in the
JCleln tiuct , 2 } miles east of the post-
olllce ; 1100 aoies jet for bale in f torn ono
to ten neto titiets , suitable for fruit and
garden. Day & Hess , agents , 30 Pearl
Bticot.
Tickets for the Young Men's Christian
assccliitioii conceit next Monday evening
ai o now on tale at W. S. HomerV , Ii38
BrondvMiy , and Binekott's Corner book
Btoro.
j'i/.s ( > .v.ir.iH.iait.ti'iii. .
D. 10. Cilcasonls homo from the west.
Bom , to Mr. and Mis H U Powler , 313
Canton street , a son.
Miss 'Mary McMlllcn. ono of the teachers
of the Second avenue school , is soilously 111
ut her homo on Ninth avenue.
Mrs. Malta Mjnstcr , who has been dan
gerously ill for a number of weeks , Is ic-
portcd to bo Improving , and her fiicnds ha\o
nope for her n cox cry.
Born , to Mr and Mrs Chailcs E. Wood-
Inny , Wednesday moinlng , a son Mrs
Woodbury and child aio at the homo of her
parents , Mr. and Mrs B. M. Webster of
Omaha.
Hov William L. Braj % foimcilyof Kenosha -
osha , Wis , will occupy the pulpit of tbo
Klist Congregational church next Sunday
Ho U a friend of Mr. N P Dodge , whoso
guest ho will bo while In the city.
J. II Downing , assistant seciotary of the
State Bond of Ilnllvvuy Commissioners , was
In the cjtj' .vcstcnlav Ho was at ono tlmo a
resident of Council Bluffs but for tbo last
twcntjMho jeais has made nls homo In Kan
sas. _ _ _ _ _
Now that diphtheria is ptoxalent in
Council IHulTs and Omaha every family
( mould bo provided with Dr. Jelloiis' in
fallible diphtheria piovontivo and onto.
It can be hud of Council Bluffs ding-
gists or nt 2101 Cumlng street , Oinulin.
For wanning guest ehambors , hath
rooms , etc. , our gas heateis aio just
what > ou want. Look at them. Clean ,
convenient , cheap. C. U. Gas and Elee-
trio Light Co.
Would I.lkii it I'nstonlrc.
Editor Chase of the Atlantic Democrat was
in the city jesterdaj making the rounds of
the leading local iwlllielans with the purl -
l > ese in MCW of seeing what could bo done rte
improve his chances for sccuilng thu post-
mastershlp at his town. "I was a candidate
eight > eai sago , " ho said , "but got left tuo
cause. 1 it tit nk whlskj. The Atlantic poli
ticians bad their minds set on a man who
drank moro whisky than 1 did , und , as 10I
could not rnlso my iceord , the other man got
theio. Now that I have quit drinking '
whisky uitlielj' , 1 niu colng to tiy it again ,
mid tit picsent am very well satisfied with ;
thopiositeets. " Mr Chase Is very ixipulnr
among the Council Bluffs people , nnd his suc
cess would give pleasure to a great many
Mr. llert liutlor , the famous violinist
of Omaha , will piny at the Young Men's
Christian association concert next Mon-
ilnj night.
Crown and other pianos.
Crow n and other organs.
At Bourlelua' , 110 Stutsinnn sheet.
viMi'n PIInit rnnxT/'ii in uppn
MS I'ROM ' COINCIL BLUMS
Ono of the Members of the School Board Docs
a Little Talking , .
ONE FEATURE OF THE FIGHT IN THAT BODY
Hole AMiuned by Mr. Wrllft In the Dninm
Now llrlnK 1'rescMitiMl to thrlnx-
| njorCltlrii ) Are Tir
ing of the 1'iiM.
"Thcie Is one feature of the school bonid
fight , " said one of the republican members
of the boitd jcsterd.iy , "that I think has
nc\er been lefcncd to by any of tbo papers ,
In spite of tbo gicat Interest tlici bavo
shown It would seem that the paper that
dished up ten columns of tiuck two dajs In
succession on the subject of the squabble
might luuo found spacofora little additional
statement , but It didn't. The fact Is , Mr
Wells , who Is now iwslng as tho'filend of
the mothcrV has his e\oon a place In con-
gicss and he Is simply practicing his powers
of eloquence on us poor defenseless school
dlrcctois Now \vellslso\crtwentj-ono
and It doesn't HCCIII to mo th.it ho has UIIN
light to make personal use of the public
school nihantagcs of Council Bluffs without
paIng lepular tuition i.ilcs Neveithcless ,
he's doing It right along "
Ibo iltUcns and tnxpaiers aio becoming
hcaitilj sick of the quarreling that has been
going on In the board c'\er since last Mnuli
J hcie aio onl.\ two more meetings before the
icorganl7.itlon of the board will tal.o place ,
andtheio is leallyonli ono at whldi theic
is llkelj to be a fight At that meeting Mr
Wells , as chahman of the finance-committee ,
will make bis annual tceommendatlon with
lefcietict' to tbosl/cof the tax kny for the
jca * IhOI and will also make the lepoit.
whlih Member .Shubeit w.ts so anxious to
luuo fiom him , as to wbj ho neglected to te-
mind the bo.nd when the titnnc.imofor mak
ing thi le\i for the jcar 1S'.H Ills liiends
prophes\ that in one or the other , or both ,
of these papcis ho will contihc it in some
waj to gho Ills enemies one palling shot
Then he and Picsident Waltc will step out
und gi\e their places up to their successors ,
who aie jet to bo chosen Who these suc
cessor will be is sllll a matter of gieat un
certainty No names ha\o been mentioned
as possible candidates , and it is f cat ed that
tbeio will be tioublo in getting men who are
willing to Join a company of pugilists of the
nbilitj tb.it the picseut membeis of the
boaul hi\e ; shown
Onutatlons
Fiom the Hoston Stoio mo ulwniH in
reason , but this times mote than c\ur be-
foio wolnuc annoiine'od our tft-uat mid-
wintoi1 tulo of heavy morchaiKlhc to the
public , and will close ouv tdoioall day
today niai'kiiiHdown floods for the bale ,
which coimnonees tomoriow moiningn
and lasts for eight dajs.
Look over the follow in" ; b.ii'fjains ami
frco if jou can tavo any money by
( lining this halo :
AVASII GOODS.
lile B.innrc'kbtn n suiting to close. 'He.
] " { c linton 8ititinf { , bale price OJe a
jaid.
Indigo blue prints only Ge a jaid.
7e _ beorsiicker ginyhams M a jnul
during bale.
12Je tokio icpshilo they last , 7Je a
yui d.
d.Whjtelaw's Scotch /opliyrs , in dics
pallet us , l Jo a jnid. ( Just half the
regular price. )
GLOVES AND IIANDKHHCHTEFS.
$1.00 Indies' mccha glo\cs In cream ,
tan nnd frieys , during nalo U5e a pair.
COe , 7."ie and Ujc easlimoio gauntlet
gloves , in two lots , IlUe and 4fc'o a pair.
Ladies' black cashinoto glo\cs sold for
Il.'ic , , 'tc and It'Je ' to go during &ale at 2oo
a pair.
Ladies' luuidkcicliiofs bold for "c and
lOo to go at tills sale for tie each.
Embioidoied S\\lss handkerchiefs bold
for 17o , lOc andijc , tale price , 121ccach.
1 UNDqUVEAU MUST GO.
Gents' $1.2o hcarlct imdorwear during
bale , 7'Jc.
Gents' 50e white merino underwear
during ealo , Me.
Gents' f > 0e gray merino underwear
dm ing sale , 30o.
Gents' $1.00 natural wool underwear
during sale , 7Ce.
Gents' § 2.00 ntitiu al wool underw ear
during sale , $1.37 } .
Ladies'li'lo eeriMcst and pants to go
at 2.c. )
Ladies' , r > 0e ecru vest nnd pantn to go
at 3le. !
Ladies'51.00 natuial wool underwear ,
"fie.
"fie.Ladles'
Ladles' $1.23 nntiual wool underwear ,
OSe.
OSe.Ladles'
Ladles' $1.0 natuial wool ribbed un
derwear , $1.25.
See bargains in tights , union suits ,
ehildien's and infants' imdorwear.
DRF.SS GOODS.
30-inch plaid suitingtegular 2oc
goodH , to go at lUeajaid. Don't
seeing them.
ISO-inch heavy suiting , dark colors ,
actual 19o shift , for 12jo a yard.
All wool , jaid wide cheviots , sold for
, ' 1'te , 31)c ) , and GOc , In ono lot for biilu nt
25c.
25c.Fano
Fanowoavchin Dedfoid coids , coutlo
mil , sold for bSc and $1.00 , choice OOe a
jaid.
India bergei nnd Arnold's fine henriot
tnB , bold for Ojo und $1.17 , during tale
77e a yaid.
Fauey die s patterns and Paris robes ,
exclusive stjles , bold for $7.00 , $10.0 (
and $15.00 , all at one-half the icgular
pi ice.
Ulaek goods. Endless \aiioty of bar
gains in all grades. Don't mibs bcolng
them.
FOTHEUINOHAM , "WlUTKLAW & CO.
Boston Store , Council Uluffs , la.
K. 11. Remember , this sale stnit
Satiuday , .lanunry 21bt and labts fo
eight days. Stoio closed all day today
marking down goods for bale.
F. , W. & CO.
Ni'J * Wii ) of ( 'li
The Milwaukee Hnlluaj company has
adopted a new sjstem for cliecklng baggage
which will bo gicatly appreciated by tlio
tuucllnf , public Hereafter when the ticket
is pin chased at the uptown ofllce a check
will bo gi\cn the purchaser liuaiing a num
ber and tbo name of the place to which the
ti unk or other biegago is to bo sent At tlio
bamo time another check w ill bo filled out
with the 11,11110 and residence of the pas
senger , this numlxir of packages , the destina
tion , the time tbo train lea-u-s , nnd the time
w ncn the wagon is to call This check Is.ilbo
numbered , and has a coupon which will bo
toin oft by the oxpicbsman when
tbo trunk Is dellxercd and ictalncd until
the first of the month , when ho will check
up w Itb the compa ij and pot his pav for
the work ho has done. All the work w 111 bo
done by ono company , so that there will bo
no dlftlcultj In keei Ing track of the pack
ages , nnd each passenger will pay for the
express when he bu s his ticket , so that ho
\\illlunono ie&poiislbllity In the matter
further than seeing that his tiunk is put
wheie thoexptcssman can get It , The now
sehemo will doaunj with , ! great deal of In-
con\enlcnco , and is so simple that the
wonder Is that It was ne\cr thought of be-
foie.
Cral and wood ; Lott and cheapest
lbboml haul wood in the citinompt ;
delheiy. H. A. Cox , No. 4 fuin.
Do you smoke ? llavo you tried T. D.
King it Co.'s 1'artagns ? It's a cliarmer.
Jiibt light one.
Diingrrima henipplni ; ,
James l.'ckurt was brought before Justleo
Vlen \ Cbtenlay morning for a hearing on the
charge of assault with Intent to commit
murder , The charge was prefeired by J. U
Pcttlt , head brakvman on the Chicago , Bur-
llugtou & Qulucy , ou which road Eckart U
also e'mptoxcd as an rnglnccr According to
thostori , as It was told In the court room ,
the two men have Imd some trouble nt In
ter \als before About a week ago Pettlt
tried to board I > kart's engine In the jnrds ,
In order to ! > ave himself a walk from the
round house to the depot. As he caught hold
of the engine ho claims Ix-kart game him a
push Unit sent htm flying off the stciutnd
almost under the wheels Ho rciwrtcd the
case to the officials and Lckart was dis
charged from the employ of the company.
After thinking the matter o\cr I'ettlt de
cided to ha\e Ix'knit arrested , and ho ac
cordingly filed the Information which re
sulted in jrsteidnj's linestlgatlon l > kait
admitted pushing I'ettlt , but stated In self-
defence that ho had no Intention of hurting
him , and that be acted as be did only because -
cause he was mad at I'ettlt for coupling n
locomotho to a train under which ho was at
woik a short tlmo before. The Hist Information
mation was consequently withdrawn and
M : > othcr ono filed cbaiglng Kcltnrt with as
sault.
I'ront'n Tree Urldr. (
Is a penny s.ucd a penny earned ! Per
haps , sometimes. The iccent alsnppcfiianco
of Hobcit Kienltznnd the staitling cxpcil-
enco which befell himself has caused nt
least one expeilmcntu' tn doubt the old
economist axiom Ho haden In the habit
of expending 1 cent a tilp crossIng -
Ing the bridge to get to and fiom
bis worklicn Jack Host built his
ii'i tnidgo in competition with tbo motor
compain , the thrifty woiklngman concluded
to sa\o his toll and walko\crthefieebiidge
lie can s.ue 1 cent twice a dn > . 'Ibis would
amount to M cents a month or over * T > a jeai.
or w hat w 111 bo cqu.il to b.n ing * 1.V ) In a sav
ings bank gl\ing him I per cent Inteiest
In foity jcais ho will sa'vo $ MO , which
put at compound Intelcst would , and ho
stinted acioss the Ice to sa\o his Hist cent
About half waj oxer the iher his left leg
suddenly went through a hole , and it was
onli bj ali\eli scramble that he kept the
other out Dienched to the waist lie found
himself like a Imlf-dono icicle b.the . time
he leached the other sboie Ho sa\edbls
life and thepennj , and had a two weeks'
seigo of iheumatism thrown in , together
with a doctor's bill of * li ( and the loss of
two weeks time When he got so he could
limp acioss the ihcr ag.Un he invested a
pennj instead of taking Tiost s fiee bridge
; thu ( inuid llotil.
"The (3IT id hotel at Council Bluffs is
w ithout unj exception the lino-it und
be-s-t in ovor.lespeet in low a"said War-
ion W. Wolfo. ium eventingthoVestein
Autogiuphie Keglsti1 , Co. , of St. Paul ,
je-otciidlij. "It is liner and bettor kept
than the Suveryof De'i Moines and is out
of sight above the Gunotson of Sioux
City. I hud no idea thoio w.is. Mich a
hotel here , und when the traveling men
generally llml out what I have , theio
will bo humheds of them going out of
their way to stop over Sunday.1
Stolen Sleds Hi \pinl. .
A number of small bos living in the citj
have caused certain stoiekccpeis consider
able trouble latel } b } nipping sleds that had
been put out in fiont of their places of busi
ness for advertising purposes About a dozen
have been taken in this waj and the stoic
kecpcis at last deteimined to put u stop to
the business 'ihc } .ucoidlnel } watched
and at last succeeded In llmling who was
doing the sleight of-hnnd woik A visit was
paid to the houses of the bovs and the sleds
weio till lecoveicd Mr Potter at HIS
nioadwn } , Cole & Cole and Mrs.
Amletson vuuo the meicbiints whose goods
woto stolen , while tbo names of the bos im
plicated wcio Utteiback nnd Tuller , all of
them belonging to well known families
The } state that the } arc contented to have
the sleds back and will not pioscctttu the
bovaUfco
Ufco Koul-Spar ! A li'io imckngo paves
2. > per e-ent of your coal bill , besides
other comforts , and is hiillloient to treat
ono ton. For sale by Junsi-cn fc Gicgg ,
No. 37 J Pcail btrcot.
Wanted Cash offer for ten slimes
Citi/cn'H State bank stock. Must be
sold. Address U. A. Sheafo.
I'lrc In nn i\ir ; | < ' Olllcc.
There was a small Hie at a o'clock jester-
day morning In the icar loom of the Amcti-
can Express company , at the coiner of
Broadway and Main street. A colored man
who sleeps in the loom , accidentally set ilro
to a curtain. The blaze was put out without
the assistance of the lite dcpaitmcnt , and
the damage was nominal , although there
was a good deal of smoke. The bed clothing
of the coloicd man was ruined , together
with some of bis personal effects.
ll.lIfVU/.IJN At'J'AIJt ! ) .
Proceedings In the Lcglslnttirc A I.otlorj
1II1I l'U8hCl.
SAN PIIANCISCO , Cal. , Jan 19 The steam
ship Marlposi ariived todiij fiom Austialii
and Honolulu , bringing news from the latter
place that immcdlatelj alter the depaituro
of the steamer Austialla , Januaiy 4 , resolu-
tlons of w ant of confidence against the min
istry weio Introduced in the legislature ,
taking c\eribody by suipiiso Ucprescnta-
the Bush , under suspension ofthoiules ,
presented the icsolutions. They chaigcd
that the cabinet had done nothing to ullo-
\iate the financial distiess and had shown a
total want of competency , besides not icpre-
sentlng the people at laige
Bush stated that lie consldcicd tlicio
should alwajs be a falrroiuesentation of the
Hawaiian people in the cabinet. The debate
continued nil tbo aftcinoon , ending bj tlio
ministry being sustained b.oto . of i-'O to Hi
Tholegislatuio has passed a resolution
moulting that a committee of the Hawaiian
leglslatuio bo appointed by the queen to pro
ceed to Washington to obtain Infoimatlon as
to the tcims upon which closer commercial 1
lelntions , mutually advantageous to the
United States and Hawaii , could bo estab
lished 1 ho committee will consist of T. A.
Thuiston.T. W Wilcox. J N A. Wuhl.J 1C.
Losofa and J II. Wnpiuill.ini ,
The lottety bill , granting the piivilego of
maintaining a lottery to H. D. Cioss of Chicago
cage and otbcis passed , but it is doubtful if
the queen will sign the bill.
Fini : i
One Mini SufToratrd and Llglit Others Nnr-
rovtl ) i : ( Hp Death lit
.
OAI i sin ltd , 111 , , Jan. ID The Ice house of
the Glenwood Ice compiny caught tire this
moinlng. Swan Blown , ono of the work
men , was suffocated and eight others bad u
nairow escape A largo stock of apples be
longing to Copcland & Maitin of Builington
uasb.uUi damaged
I.ONDOV , Jan 111 A lace factor.v at Mites-
ton , Deihsblie , was diuiagcd fiOO.OOO bi
ll 10 today
SVMOIIII , Mo.Jan 19A mill containing
the weaving and djelng departments of the
doodalo Worsted companj has been buincd
Cause of llio unknown Loss , $100,000 , cov-
eieil bv insurance.
\\\t \ ) Tliejere Dim li irged ,
POUT WAI sc , Ind , Jan 19 Tonight tbo
nominal cause of the iccent discharges of
opera tens on the Wubash line wasleanied
Shortly befoio the gile\nnco committee
went to St IxHiis a letter was sent to o\cry
operator asking whether , In the event of
trouble , ho would stand by tbo Order of
Hallway ' 1 elegiaphcrs or the company Some
of these letters weio loft unanswered nnd in
every case the telegrapher dismissed has
be'en ono who failed to answer the letter
ST IvOi'is , Mo , Jan 19 General Manager
Hajes of the Wnbash states that the recent
dlschaige of so\etal operators has no connec
tion wlutc\cr with the organization of thy
Oixler of Hallway Telcgrupheis HOBI.NS
the men were discharged for good reasons
and not for the pin | K > SO of ci Ippling the
Order of Katlwaj Telegrapheis
G UA rstov , Tex , Jan. 19 During the hull-
IIiii
dajs Goveinor Hogg blt'd south Tj'xas on
a fishing exclusion and Installed Lieutenant
GnernorVcmlleton in hlsolllce'
The '
ques
tion has slnco been raised as to the constitu
tlonullty of Pcndleton's acts The Texas
constitution provides that tbo lieutenant
governor shall servo in caseof the governor's
disability or absence from the state , but
does not prov ido for the governor's mere ab
sence from the seat of government. bik
The best constitutional lasers think
Lieutenant Governor '
Pendleton's acts am 1
unconstitutional. Among other acts ho par
doned several convicts and these cases arc to
bo tested.
TO HAVE ASOTIffl HEARING
D.\n Oonghlin , One of tt.e Oronin Suspects ,
Granted a N6v ? " Trial ,
REASONS GIVEN FOR THE OURT'S ' ACTION
' '
T o Jurors Snt In Trlil'oi'i the Condriiiuril
. Miln UhoVer i ' ' | - .Menin
n rti
the rrl cnier'M rrceitont Coiicli-
* ] 11
lln Inter\le\tcd.
OTTAWA , 111. , .Tan 10. D.mlel Couphltii ,
the only man lUlnpof the three who wcro
sentenced to spend their li\es w Ithln prison
v alls for the murder of Dr. Patrick Cronin ,
Is piobdbly a frco man. The verdict \\hlch
condemned htmvus today set asldu and his
case remanded for a new tiial. Cotighlln
\ \ 111 now , In all probability , ( jo fico , because
\\lllbcpiactlcally impossible to camlet
lilin at'alii.
The witness , 1'uttlck Dlnnnlio s\oro
that CoiiRhlln lihed from his ll\eri stable
the \\hlto horse which carried Cionln away
to his death , died many months ago His
uUdcnco w.ts the main thing which led the
Jury to declare that Coughlln was gtiiltj of
conspiiiici to murder
Tineo of the four men who stood ttlil
with Coughlln John r Heggs , 1'atiick
OSullhatt and Maitln Iltulto aio dead
Kuno was to nil Intents and put poses ac
quit ted and cannot bo tt led again With all his
alleged companions In the conspiiacj out of
thewaj tlu < state's attoinPi dec laics he can
haidlj convict one man of c'onspitaci whcnii
dhcct ( .haigu of murder was not ptovcn
against Coughlln in the illsttrial This will
piohabli end the legal chapter of the most
seiis-ttioiml minder case the woild has c\er
kiioun
' 1'ho ic\crsal is based ) itincipilh on the
Incligiblllt of Uoutocoti and Claik. Jutots
The Jnslico "sbous by the examlti ition of
tncso two witnesses that tbewerepteju -
dlicd when summoned , tb tlie\ had
foimed opinions , und that thutoiutand.it-
torne.\s weic , to all nppcatanccs. giossly
caieless The two Jmois wcto bronchi Into
court on a special icniio and sped Uli ap
pointed b\ the til il eomt for the juirposp.
At the time thewcio called and examined
as jut01 s , Coughlln had exhausted the num
ber of pciemptoii challenges allowed hi law
and could do no moie than a\cr bis objec
tions to the. citation of the two men as
jurots When Boutccou was examined bj
the counsel for the defense ho testified ho
bad lead newspaper accounts of the uimo
and had an opinion as to the guilt of Cough
lln. Buiko and OSullhan , but that his
opinion would not piu\cut him fioiu being
an impnitial juror
Boutecou testified that he cnteitalned a
stiong piejudlco against the Chin n t-G.icl
and would toftiso to bclie\o them under o.ith
and most ot the witnesses weio membeis of
th.it body.
Cl.uk testified be had an opinion as to the
guilt of the acc\t.ed . , but ho could lender an
impaittaleidict. . lie admitted that he had
fiequenth expiessed nn opinion as to the
guilt of the accused an I slid that ho entei-
tained a piejudico against ; the Clan na-Gael
The supreme comt declaies that the de
fendant had a i luht to a fair and impai tinl
ttial , and it was c\ident that ho could not
lune had such a tiial when two of the men
who condemned him bad admitted befoie
the tiial that theweic piejndieed ng.ilnst
him and against the imm who ga\o the bulk
of tbo testimoiii intioduced in his beh ilf
Two of the justices , Stholleld and Ma
gi udcr , dissented
JOLIBT. Ill Jan 10 - Daniel Coughliii was
seen In the penitentiary tonight , and to si\
that ho is a liappi muii is expiesslng It
mildli. Ho is now confident of bis ul
timate fieedom , because , as ho expiessed it ,
"the people h.ne cooled down and I will get
.1 fair tiial , and that means I will
bo a fieo man. Public opinion was
too stiong against us for , nn acquittal before.
I am an innocent man andjha\o been wrongly
punished , for I krjowh nothing , whate\er
about the .nuidcr of Dr. Cronin. I had noth
ing to do with it , and do not know * who did
the job. That is all I can say now. "
kiwi ovr JIT ivi : .
Xuutuikct Isliindors 1'ieipiitrd fiom Obtnln-
liiK 1'ood and Oilier Supplies.
NEW BEDFOUH , Mass , Jan. 11) ) [ Special
Telegram to Tun BFK ] ror the last tlueo
d.ijs the steamer which entries sutiplics to
the 1,500 people lling on the island of Nan
tucket has been unable to reach tbo island
owing to tbo diflicultyof btcaking through
the vast ice llocs which are between the
mainland and the island. When the
steamer last touched at Nantucket the people
ple tbeie had scanty supplies of provisions
and fcais are entertained that theio may bo
much sufTeilng before communication with
the island can be resumed.
An effort was made tonight to get a tug
across fiom Woods Hole , but It was unsuc
cessful 1 he tug returned at 11 o'clock and
icpoitcd that it was impossible to get
through the Ice , and it would piobably take
tinee dajs to effect a passage. In the mean
time the people on the island will bo biought
to an extiemity. Bffoits will be lesumed in
the moinlng to icach the island.
Midnaj between the island and the main ,
land Is a channel filled with floating Ice. On
each bank the ice is insecure , so that pas
sage oer on the ice is impossible.
J.IKKLTO J.
! S"o Jurj Can He Secured to Tn the Wjom
ln Cattlemen ,
CHLIESNE , AV0 , Jan. 10 [ Special Tele
gram to Tim Brn. ] Up to date there have
been 909 talesmen examined for jmots in
cattlemen's case , and tbo prospect of seem
ing a Jury Is as far off as ever. Johnsoi
county men who me in the city assert tha
the ti ml w ill bo pushed to the bitter end
but the proba-bilily is that the case w II
never be tried At the pie-sent rate neaily
5,000 talesmen w ill have to bo examined bo
foi e a jui yean bo gotten , and there are no
half that number in the county. If a
cannot be secured the case will bo throw i
out of couit nnd the men released.
o
How I'ort Seott Hnbhers Work.
POUT SCOTT , Kan , Jan 19 Mrs. Annie
Crawfoid was walking on Wall street li
fiont of the Tiemont hotel heie last nigh
when she was seized by n man , v\ho covcic (
her face with : i cloth satin at ed vvith cbloio
form , and pi evented her from making at
outers She was then robbed of ho
Jewelry , consisting of earrings , ( Hainan
linger rings anil hreastpui and JS in money
An hour nnd n half Inter she was found unconscious
consc-ious in front of Jmr mother's door and
vvab not able to te-ll lien uxpeiiene-o until this
inoi nlng Slio Is vcrjl ill nnd m.iy die
Mis Craw ford llvo ( n ChicMRo nnd is the
vvifoof a railroad conductor of that city She
v\.is heio visiting lieu mother , Mrs Marie
Hatpin J
Entitled to iiTrl il \ > ) Jar ) .
ST Pit i. , Minn , .Tiih. J9 Judge rMgerton
yesterday discharged the Chinaman , Ah
Yulta , sentenced by dojlimlssloner Carey of
Dulutli to thirty dajs ' , Imprisonment at hat\l
Inlxir , then to bo deported to China , on
haDeas corpus proceedings His decision Is
that the part of the Iijvvrwhich provides that
a commissioner may scnciicoa Chinaman to
haul labor vv ithout n trial by Jury Is uncon
stitutional This decision docs not affect
the right of .1 commissioner , however , to
sentence n Chinaman to bo deported under
the provisions of the law
\v Chlncte MluUtcr.
WASIU.NOTOV , D C. , Jan 19 The Post hns
infoim.ition that about six weeks ago the
Chinese foicign oftlco vuicd Yung Ylu to
ii-port In person at once Upon hlsairivnl
Mr . Hravrii' * Ili-rlpe. luru > PW Dress.
1 lust vcir's conn , f.idoJ a
1 spool tlircud.
1 spool silk ,
'puckuiusd nmond iljcs , the color doslrod
Hip the di ess and clo.m thourouglj Put
Into the d.vob.ith v\hilo vvct , us dhccted on
the die package. After dicing , wnsh , dry ,
nnd press Then make up in some nowsti lo
The result w 111 surprise those unaccustomed
to the use of diamond dcs , for the dcd-
overdress will look like a brand new one.
ho was oJTered the ) > osltloti of minister to the
t'liltcdStntM and ho accepted H Hi will
relieve the present minister In May Mr
Yung Yin Is an oftlclal of the sccjnd runic In
his oun countr.v and Is said to bo of the prc-
giesstve t.vpoof his countrymen.
Annllirr Clinrcli lti\v.
HiKtiuiT , Ind , Jan -Hcv.S Hclntnger ,
vvho was trleil by tut ccclcslnsllc.il couit of
the Kv angelic nssoclntlini I n Cleveland two
weeks ago , 1ms resigned Ills pulpit and left
the church , refusing to retract this utter
ances against the nssocl itlon oftlclals. for
which charges were pi oferred neiilnst him
A number of membeis will wltlidinw with
their Into pastor.
llrnlo llniiKtd by n Moll.
Ala , Jan. 10 In Plckens
county , two nights ago , Miiy Davis , n white
girl ngcd 1 , ' ) , gave birth to n negro child.
confessing that .lames AVIlltams , colored ,
was Its father. Williams was airested , but
n niasued mob overpowned the ofllccis and
took him nnd hanged him
Out ) u 1 like.
When General Bittloi1 vhtte'il Sun
FriincKco n deciulo or more ti < > , ays the
Kxnniinci * , u irout crowd collected tit
the ferry Inndiiin to hce nnd chocihim. .
As the people trooped olT the boat the
k'cnoial walked quickly through the
craning , cheering thion j , entered n
hack nnd was driven to Market stieet ,
followed by the throiifj. Ho left the
hack nt the I'nlnco hotel , wheio his
hand was i cached for right nnd left b \
men who said :
"General , I was with j OH lit Peters-
hni'f , ' ! "
" 1 remeinhei1 jou fiom the dajs al
New Orleans.1'
"t was itndei' you befoio Port Fishei1.1
He walked , nodding nllnhly to i-lght
nnd left , to a cheap clothing tttoio , and
there appearing upon a balconj begun a
huraiipuo with :
"Ladies and Kcntlcnieii : Let me cull
jour attention to onr line line of sock- , .
And- "
It was an luUcrtNlng fake. The veal
General Butler arrived , almost un
noticed , foj the next boat.
SpciiUcr Itend's Si iri't.
P\-Speakei' Heed has given away the
sect et of Ills ability to count a quorum
in the Fifty-Hi st congiess when w > maiij
of the members wete in the cloakroom.
Ho and Representative Sheiman Hoar
were talking of the matter and Mi' .
Hutu * u , kcd for un expluntition. "Oomo
heietind 1 will show jou , " Mild Mi * .
Reed , lie led Mr. Ilotu * to tlio sjieaker's
plaeo and showed him how ho could
Htand theio and look through a door
into the cloukiooin on the ilemoci title
side und could toe u largo mirror which
brought into view nearly every wquuro
foot of space in the loom. "It was use
less , " wild Mr. Reed , "for u dcmocuit to
attempt to keep from being counted und
recoided us being piohent by going in
theie. I could r-eo him as plainly as if
he had lemaincd in his beat on the
lloor. "
_ _
Sucdlih Diet Opened.
STOCKHOLM , .Inn. 1 ! ) . The Swedish
Diet was opened yesterday. King Oicar
reccommended the Diet to grant credits
for inci easing the nuvj and completing
the Noi thorn i ailw ay.
or v/sij ; .ir.
Doini'stlr.
The Indiana natural gas wells are becoming
exhausted
Mississippi and f/oulslina people are shiverIng -
Ing with tbo ( old , whllo those of Montan i h ivo
already commenced their spring plowing.
Two ht. Louis , Mo , fruit dealers Joseph
Ohio and Joseph Xanone. have tecclved let
ters purporting to bo from the Mafia In New
Orleans , mal.lng very ugly threats against
Ohio , who Is vvained to leave the countiy.
Thu special committee of the National
TUIItorlal association , appointed by the gen
eral committee last October to select tlmo and
place for holding the next annual nuetlng ,
has decided to hold Its next meutlirf In Chicago
cage , from May 0 to May 0.
S. Otho Wilson , the head of Charles Gideon's
band , n seen t oath bound Older , uhlc'h Is ( in
outgiowth of the populist rtlng of the fanners
alllanco oigaiilrat Inn , has been Idlcted by
the grand lury ofVaUo county , South Caio-
llna , for belonging to a secret political organl-
rallon. Ho 1I1 prob ibly be tried at this term
of com t.
Hon. James H. Patterson Is engaged In form
ing n new cabinet foi thu Vlt'totla govern
ment , Australia.
li , Kandall and C. It AVellton have been
sentenced by a M. Johns jndgu to the peniten
tiary foi live yearThu jitlsonurs were 10-
eently found guilty of denaiidliig Insurance
and benellt associations out of huge amounts
by altectln "gtavu > uid insiiianeo" upon u
nnmbei of people In Novabcotla.
It Cures Coldt , Coughi , Sere Throat , Croup , InCa-
cna7booplnp Cough , BronchlUt and Aethma.
A certain cure for Coniuiuptlon in firtt itagd ,
and a iure relief in advanced itatn. TJ e at once.
You will ice the excellent effect after taking the
flrit doie. Bold by dealer * everyvfhere. Large
bottlei 60 centa and Cl 00.
fr. O.
( Jco t\Vo
the fa
mous r
C UOpllJ
c 1 u n ol
O m u h n
li us over
1.IUU suite-
m o n t
f r o in
pru to f nl
li at ion ts
who Imvo
the most biicccssfnl physicians In Omiilia to
duy Is Dr. ( ' . ( Joe Wo who for the past t voyeurs
yours bus been doing more good for snlforlnx
humanity than all othur spuclallsts In the
country.
Tliodootoroan successfully tioit you by
mull mil euro you. as hu h IH done thotis mda
of others , with his vumdnrfnl Olilncso romc
dies. Do not delay until your dlsoiwo Is bc-
jond all help , but wrlto to h in If you cunno'
call upon him nt once , and ho will gtvo yoi
his candid opinion of your case. I.\amliia
tlons free and It wl I cost you nothing to eon.
suit with him Question blinks sent uuon up
plication Addrci * ,
DR. C. GEE WO ,
SlO'i N. IClhSt.Onmha
PANS TADULEG rtkulalcg
i itcmacb , llrrr and l > c U. i iirtJ !
the hlood , are Ufa and cffrclual | J
i itctl inrdlcitie known for blllouw T
nrna. cunaUpattou. djrpeptla. foul ?
brroth. braa&f'Iitf. hcutliuru.Ictauf 6
arix-lllf. runul drprruiou , painful 0
. 'aalluw cd'mllfii
Olmpurebloodor "fillufubyt e'ic m ih Ilirrurlh *
t llnf topertorro theirproi > crfmcllon . IcnrciiJ
2lll"n to nTi-reatlng arnbenoilUil bj Uklmranr fUr ]
XcaclimeAl Irtcp tit mall. 1 irrn , t < wjnrl'.Iir. J
2 lill'AMS Cllr UICAL CO . IP tiiruce bt. hew 1 ork ]
% OOr > 4A < > 4 > V 4 * * > 4'f > l 4 * * * < > < k oAM o OOC
Or f/io//oiior///i/ > /f l' < tnltl\-aty Oniod
ly.\ifinliilatvflitu JJr.iinos *
'
It can bo men In n cup ot cotlonor tea or In food
nllhuut tbu knowlertifHor tlio patlont It li nlJio
lutulr Imrinlctt unil will cilurt a permnneiu ami
nicccjr cure , nliellier the patlnnt li a modoratu
drlnkur or an alcoholic wreck It hat been iilTonlu
tnoiiiaiuli of cases iml In nierj Initsnce a perfect
turu bai followed It nuvor falln 'ilia jrtlum
unco luiprpennted with lliaSpoclUe It bocomat an
utter liniioiiltillUT for tlm liquor apuallttt to uil.l
( , ( > ! , Ii.N : M'i'iri : ( ; ( M ) , , I'ropi. tlnclunatl O
(8 pnvo book of particular * frjo 'lo ba had of
Kuhn A Co IStb aal Douilai Uti WUoleile ,
lllake , llruo t Co , and Itlchatdiga
Umaba , Kt\t \
My
Sweetheart s Face
that's my wife's you know wears
a cheerful , life-is-worth-living expres
sion , ever since 1 presented her a bet : of
WHITE RUSSBAN
She is always recommending JfnPs
soaps to her friends says she is
through with experiments has just
what she needed to make labor easy ,
and ensure perfectly clean clothes.
She knows what she's talking about
don't forget it.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
Dusky Diamond Tar Soap Tha" . . . .d
Any oi'e ' whose Watch has a
bow ( ringwill ) never have oc-
casiontousetliistime-honoied
cry. It is the only bow that
cannot be twisted ofi the case ,
and is found only on Jas.
Boss Filled and oilier watch
cases stamped with
this trade maik.
Aslc your jeweler fora pamphletor
scntl to the manufacturers ,
Keystone Watch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha's Newssl HDtel
CDR. 12TH AND H3WA13 3D.
(0 llooms nt $ ' ,50 per dir-
U ) rooms at MOJ per Anj.
0 Iloounvith Until nt M per dir
18 Itooms with Until at n 1 > to H 5 ] p
Q PEN ELA.UGUST IsL
.Modern In ISvrry Itcupcct.
Ji\vl > 1 iirnlslicdTlirniiKliniit.
C. S. ERB. Prop.
Improve ! 8af3) ) ; Elevabn ,
KIMBALL BROS.
OMAHA ornon 1011
Cor. Oth St. and 11 Ave. , Council ItlnlTH.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dyeing and Cloanlns done In
film IiUlioit style ot the art. I'adoil and
tallied f ibrlcs made to tool , as goo 1 as now.
\\oric promptly done ant dollvorol In ull
parts of tlio country , bend for prluo list.
C. A. MACHAN , Proprlotor.
Brcadwnv. near Northwestern Do ot ,
CoiincIfiiilYrt , In.
Ladies' ' Perfect
SYRINGE
Tlio unly perfect vaginal
and rcctul sirlnuu lu the
oorlil
U Is the only Srrlnno or
er Invented lif which vaitl
n l Injection ! can bo ad
mlnUteretl without leak
ing anil tolllni : the olotli
Inx or nec > * ltatliu tlm
mo of a void , Riirt nlilcli
can alee bo Uffd for rectal
Injections or Irrigation
bOFU ItUllllhlt lltll.ll
AM ) 1IAHU ULU1IK11
b 1 1 1C I.I *
Moll orders pollened
TheAloe&PeafoldCo , ,
Iflf/j SfrooJ.
hEM1 TO I'OiTOtFICB
I'bvrlclanii prcicrlpttoni
accurately prepared at
low urlcoi
DISORDERS
Ant all the trnln of
EVILS , WiAKXK33K : * . IlKH KT th-u n3
cnmpanr Ihc-m In men yt'lCKI.V anl
NKN'll.Y CLIIKI ) riill hlHIIM/l'll nnd tuna
given tu orerr pMtot tha bo ly 1 will lull (10 (
curelr | iciied ) r UKU to nny miHor r Hi3 preiorlp-
lion that curoi meof ttiaio trouble ) AJJrjjs I , .
A. lIHAUI.hV lUrrLK CIltEK
"Absolutely the Best Made , "
*
"A Delicious Medicated Con-
feet ion" for the relief of Cough * .
Coldi , Hoarseness , Sere Throat ,
for clearing tMU voice. For sale
nil Druggists nnd Confectioners.
Packed in fult two ounce packages ,
1'iiccfl Cents. If you are unable to
procure the 1'otnom Cough Tablets
from your denier send us 8 cents in
stamps und receive n box by tnnil.
Made by the manufacturers" the
celebrated Pomona Kruit Juice
Tablets.
DUQUETTE & CO , ,
Council DIufTs , In.
Parties
Atihensor , 13tidwoi = or , Faust ana Palo
nnnius , m-riinu uorn-nD OR IN
K'lXiH , can lemvo 01 dor * nt No. 218 Mniu
Strcot , Council BluuV , lowu , or Telephone -
phone 88.
Goods delivered proinntly.
sou : AGINCY : rou
Brewing fiss'n
01 si. loo's ' ,
OICJ3JR.
iOO 1IUOADW.W , COUMMI , W.UITS.
Money LoiiMcd on Diamonds , WnU'lics , etc. ,
lllg bargains In unrcdcc'med plcdiics ,
Special
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Aliin ItACTS ninl lo ni Farm nml oltr proparlr
lioutilit auJ gold 1'uiojr A 'lliomus , Council
IlliilTH
U ( IIOIC K lots In Vltriia it I lit Km nuir cist end
Jof thu ncvr luturstnto tirlilzu Will soil In bunchei
or lntlr ( Joor.'j Motoilf 0)uull Illults.
GAHliAdIO ro3iOT3U oeisioJlJ vijlti nad
ililranavicletnaJ K l > llurka oltr bid *
l.iOH--Al.reoit ItKM'-jin ncra farm nlno mllei
i fast of Council llliHTs well Improved , building *
imd femes III noir Adilrcu or cull on It T lUla
or II IlncK Council Hint's.
640 A ( It 1C farm 16 inllcn from l.lnraln , Neb , lra
proTCd I'rito only JIJ per ucris K taken it once.
Joliniton & Van I'-tten
IJHW tJAI.KMy livery business In this city or will
trndo stock for KOUC ! clear prouorty John Do *
hany , loiint.ll II I alts
200 ACHKS 4h miles from Onklaml , ROO I ntxta ot
cultlvntlon , novel ! room home , orchard , corn
rrlbs and ( .rnnnrles , > TII | s"ll for f\n \ an aero.
( irccnslilcldi Mcbol'on & Co ,051 Uiondnny.
rPIHlisK room liousoon Sjulh KlorGtitli street ,
X clear of Incunibranro , to exchange tor uptown
residence \MII puy dlftcrcnco In cnsli. ( iroua *
thlclds , Mcliolion & Co
noiiHK wanted la exchange for lot lietwern
llromlnnr and now bridge. Uroonshlol ds , Mich *
Olson X Co
"OHO room eet , store , table , matting , for aalo at
I'l.'j llh street.
\ \ * ArTIl > competent Alrl for general boui .
' ' v < ork ( M U 1'lcrco street
To J. II. llontello , Mike Vot.irn , Catharine
I'OChlln , M. hovcrun SHOIISPII. A. 1 * . fhrlsto-
phei-ion , Clara 1'ord , O. II Kllsnorlli , John
Molir , Ucorgo II. T/si'itrh , James O. Nelson ,
I'ctcr HohlVattir I < . Solby , Jnino1 ! ( J. Alien :
You aio lu-rcby notlllcil tint the tuulor-
dlKiioil , tliruu dlsliiturcstcd frvoholdcrs ( if the
city of Oin iliu , liuxu been duly appointed by
HID niiyor , with the approval of thuctly coun
cil of Milit city , to asscsi thu ( Ititn.iKO to tlin
ouiifis ruspcctlNoly of tlm piopurty ucclnrcil
by ordltianco IIPCPSS uy to bo npproprlatod for
the usoiif sildcltj , foi the piitposoof ojx'tilnu
and extending Hlxtountli htioot from Vlntou
bin 1 1 to tlio south city limits
Von aic fuillioi notlllod , that liavliij : nc-
ooplod sild appolnttnonl , and duly iiuallllotl
icd by lau , wu \ \ [ \ \ , on the iiOtli duy of
I .Iiinnuiv , A I ) 1BU1 , at tbu hour of 11 o'clock
' In the fotPiioon. at thu ollluo of T. II. McOul-
lotli , room H4i ! , NowYmk Mfo bulldlti ! ; , within
thu coi potato Ilmltsof said ultv , moot for the
puipo o of consldurltiK and niaUliiK thu u ufis-
inciit of duinuxQ tothuouiu'rs H'spi ctlvoly , of
s.ild propel ty , by it-asou of such taklin ; .intl
appropriation thiiruof , taking Into consliluni-
tlon special lipucllls , If any
The property bplon lnx to j on , proposed to
bo appropriated as nfoiusild , and \\hluhhU4
bt't n ( U'clattd iiivcss uy by tlm council , by
ordinance toapproprlatu to thouioof thoclty ,
In'ln.u' stuitMl | In N ltd city of Omaha , In the
count v of Doiulas , and state of Nobi iska , la
dc'M'ilU'd as follows , ( d-ull :
S'JOfctt of 00 fcutof lot-to , H. K. IlofcorV
plal , Uliahonu ; 10 foct , of lots 10 and 11.
.Nlottor's subdivision of lot 4H , H II.
plat , Ukahoina ; w 0(1 ( ftnt of Kiihlot 1 , tax lot
20 , w i4 ! fci't of lot 15 , Oak lllll No. 2 ; H 7 foot
of w2 ! fi-Ptof lot 10 , Oilc : Hill No 2 ; w 10 foot
oflotsC-7-B Motion's sulxlU Moil of lot 48 , 9.
i : . Ko-'tTs' plat , OUahonu ; n 21MI foot w GO
feet oT lot -Hi , S i ; Ito urV plat , Okahoma ; W
Oft ot lot 1 I , Mottoi'N subdlv Islon of lot IB , S.
1. lingers' pi it. Ok ihotna ; w .10 ft'ot of sublet
l.ta\lot-0 ; Id feet lot 'J , Mottor'H Niibdlvl-
slon of lot 18 , S K UoK < 'iV plat , OKahonm ; w
iJ ! feet , ctccpt H 7 foi-t , of lot 10 , O lie lllll No.
2 ; lot 14 , Mottoi'ssi < 'idUlslono'J43 ' ; foot of lot
'Jr. KI > .LPS | subdlvl'ilon
You are notified to bo proiont tit thotlmo
and place afoiesald , and iiiiiko any objections
toorstatcniontHCdncmnliiKhald proposed ap-
inoprlatlon , or ussessniunt of damages , us
yon may consider pi opei .
T II MrCUMXK'H.
JOHN 1' PhACIf.
JAMlId bl'OUKlAI ) < n
Omah i , .Tanuiry u , Id J ) .l-d'JOt (
l'ri > | iosil fur llnuinl ury hurvoy miilAl oil
nicntH.
DH'AIITMr.VTOK TUB iNTEIIIOIl ,
Gunoral Land Ollleo ,
WASiiiNiTO > . li O. Docein bor2J. ' 1'2. '
Scalrd propos&li will bo rocoUe.cl at tlioKon-
crul land olllio.Vasiiliuton , i ) U , until 3
o'clock p in. on H iturday. the U'Uli day ot
Jtnuwiy , I83J. for the nuror and niikrlni ; by
siiltibe monuments , of tn it portion of the
lionndHIy line butwuen the state of NobruHka
and the stale of South 1) lUota which tics west
of the Missouri rlvor , ai atlttiorUcd liv the not
of oonyrofes. approvol Au.-int n , 18/J. iniklnK
uppioprlntlon for Hitrvuylni ; the pulillu lands
rnmiililot Hntutos at hi rue. bUI-1'02 , p. UTOlj
ftlso for thu furnishing of mono monument * to
bo place I at hnlf-mllu Inturv its on said boun
dary Tbu bids for vho mirvov and for the
monuments must be suparato , wl'h tlm prlvl-
lese to the bidder Unit If ho Is not -uvurdsd
thu contract for both ho will bu bound to con-
traut for nuither. Copies of tliospuulQoitloni
may bo hud upon i.pplluntlon to this olllco.
l.iidi bid muit bunccomnitnlpd hy n certllled
thockforiW ) . The rUlit to rojoot any or all
bids It leservoil I'ropoiulH mutt bo moloieii
In cnvolopoj soalo I and mnrkod ' 1'roposnln
for surrey of bonndury lioHAioi ; NobrniUa
and ' ontli I ) ikotn " and "I'roposnh for bnun-
dniy inoiiuiiionts " and addronod to the Uon >
mlsilomir of tboUonunil hand O 111 20 , Wash *
IiiKton , I ) U.
[ SUnod ] W M BTONr.
Uommlstlouor.
Evans
Laundry
Co.
S. F. HENRY ,
EEC'Y AND MD'R.
520 PEARL ST. ,
Council Bliilfs , la.
.
Telephone 200.
Special Terms to Agend