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OMAHA DAILY BEFSATURDAY , MAY 3 , 188-i ,
MRS. S. J. NORRIS ,
omple to Assortment of the Latest Novelties in
MILLINERY A3TD NOTIONS
I05S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan.
Furniture anil nppoSntmonta all now. NOH. 208 nnd 210 Broadway. Council PUiflV ,
H. H. HORNE < & CO , ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars
Wo make n specialty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nnd
YAHA OIGARS. All Cigars sold by usuro of our own manufacture and warranted
aa represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 552 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE & CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo ffuvantoo the cure of the follow In ? named ills-
BCOBCS , or no pay : Ithcuinatlsni , Scrofula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a'l ' nfood anJ llnilt CMC9 , Dvtporala , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Noil-
ralgln and Asthma , Thcsa Springs are the favorite
resort of the tired ami dcbtlltatnd , and are the
FKEBLE LADIES BUST FRIEND ,
Oood hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wobish railway , .
Brona , or C.B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcpponiivno
eolidtod , REV. M.M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloam Springs , ,0cntry Co. , Uo.
ANALYSIS.
Speclflo Gravity l.OOJ
Reaction Ncutra
Carbonla Add Oos 28 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Grains
Carbonate Iron 7,041 1'J
Sulphate Magnesia 38a "
Sulphate Calcium 1,1 id "
Chloride Sodium 7,280
Slllica 1,603 "
Alumina . . . ,0,016
Organloand Volatile matter and loss 1,450 "
Totalsolldj per gallon 67,174 "
WRIOUT& HRRKILL. Chemist )
JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL
SIMS&CADWELL ,
Attorneys -al-Law ,
COUNCII. BLUFFS , IOWA
, Main .Stroet , Ro1 > and Slmgart & Mo-
i'H Block. Will praclioo In Plata and oder l
oonru
W. R. VAUCHAB3.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Blnftr.
rolloo ion njem OH
N. tfCEURZ.
Jistice oftle Peace ,
OFFICE OVEU AMERICAN EXPRESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , -
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M.JL
PSTSIOIAN & SIJE&EON ,
222 Middle Bra4.vy. council BluQu ,
H , K , BUEKET
FBAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
11 North Uth Btreft Omaha
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DEALER IN
Metallc Cases , Coffins , Caskets , Sbroads ,
ETC. , ETC. ,
1OOO Farnain St. , - OMAHA , M3B
Telcgraphlo orders promptly attended to. Coroner ,
office. Telephone No 821.
ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
S17 and 219 North Main St. , Bt. Louts. '
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IK
BOOK , } C
NEWS , / S
JCNVELOPE3CAHD BOARD ADD
PRINTER'S STOCK
paid for Razs of
SEGER & TONEK ,
MANUFAOTURERS AND DEALKRS IN
H
WHIPS , ETC.
We make nvery flno lliht harnesi , and have al-
wayionhand a full line of Uorso Clothing , Curty
Combs , Brushes , etc.
.Ko , 116 N , 16111SL - - Omata
McCABTHY & BURKE ,
UNDERTAKERS !
218 14TH STREET , BET. FARNAM
AND DOUGLAS.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( SDOOE3SOKS TO JOHN O. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS !
the oM et nd 1417 larnam street. OrJon by telt
8l ph eollcltod and prnniptlv atlnvted In.
f DR. *
IDYES !
. , . HELT end
* v. wMnw other ELKornio
. , ArPMAHCKd nro ont on U ) Dan * Trial TO
. . . _ _ _ ra * * *
IIE M ONLY . YOUNO OH OLD , who ore luffJr.
Ing from Kiuvous DIBIUTT. LOST Vmurr ,
Wl ariJd WiuKxcsscg , and all tnoto dlieuoa or
FEK80MU. NiTUits. multlcR from ABCSU Mid
OTOEB Ciusu. Hpeod/ relief and complete
iwioratlon to HIULTH , Vmou nnd luvuoac
utniuxTcro. 8emt * t ouco ( or IlliuUaUxl
ramplilet frefl. Adarssi
voi/rXic nm/r r.n. , Mur imii. Mich.
R. Rice M. D.
H A WiTU 5 ! or oher tumors removed without the
ImflbMUj knlfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES - p uiur.
thirty j-cnrslpractlral experience Offloo No.
6 I'oiirl street , Council Uluffa.
GASH TALKS !
At tlio well-known Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Bronaway , the
C5-3R.OO3Ein.-ST
0 ( Council liluflj. Notice our reduooa 1'rlca List.
Wo gho
15 pound * EUraO Sugar ( or $1 00
11 jionndi Granulated Suear 1 03
° ' 'p > imdujolcoOitmoil 100
-3 pound * Navy Boatis. 1 00
20 pounds B 3t Hulk Starch 1 00
12 pounds Carolina lllco I 00
12 po'-ndaChotco Prunes 1 00
25 Uir Buffalo So p 1 00
Extra Lake Trout , per pound 09
Choice Mlnca Meat par pound 10
1 dozen Mackerel IB
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt , . . . . 2 80
10 pounds QlnzorSanpi 1 CO
40 pounds li mlov 1 00
fiRftllonkcg Symp 1 70
Whlto Fish , per kit 80
Mackerel , perklt 81
Date ? , pur pound 10
T. T. T.
All grade ] , according to quality , 15a to BOo Jpcr
pound
Wo & ! § > c rry a full line of Men's , Ladles' and
Cnlldrcn's fine Shoe * and UenV Fine Boot ] at very
low prlaaj. Also \ full line 01 Tinware and general
uicrchiudlse. Call on us ntid bo convinced that foa
cansivo money hy deilini ; with us. Goods delivered
free In anv Dart of the cttv.
lu a word" , wa are hound to sell and challenge all
laulanlu competition In this councv.
J. I1. FlLtlEUTt
2oqn er Broad war
TDOS. omen , n. K. ranr.
OFFICER & PUSE7
BANKERS.
Council Bluffs' * *
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and omestlo Exchange n
Bonwi
BOOGE'S SIOUX GIT ? HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. 33 Pearl Street * Council Bluffs , Iowa.
ROLLER
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTHTO
Open 10:00 : a. m. , 2:00 : p. tn. and 7SO ; p. m. ,
tyiluslo on Monday , Wednesday and t'Mny e\o
nlngi.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
No objectionable a araotcrs will bo admltto J.
II. II. MARTENS ,
IMPORTANT
TO
Buyers ofj
GANNON BRO'S ! ! &
Have eatablnhed thomjolvealn Omihi to transact
. ( feneral br ) kerago an-1 biulnoaj. We will buy all
lasses of Bopdi at whoUsale or retail , and guarantee
perfect satisfaction In prices , as wo can buy cheaper
than y lursolvea. You can eoa the odvantairo of h v-
n your goods bought by one who will work for
our Interest and not trmt to a merchant who ha ,
omethlngheU nxlou to be rid of. W will a'io
prompt . * ntlo'i to lelllng anvthlnff entrusted
o at , and goons eomigned o ui will b oarefullv
eked to. Oorroipaudeiios solicited. 1
-Reforences-Oauh Natlojil BinkrMoO .
ry B nk. Adlreii 111 S. 16th Ht. B.JU .
P. SCHEUEKMANN M D
REOULAR OERKA
Homoopathio Physician.
8FEOIAUST OF
WOMEN , CniLDUEN * OURONIO DISEASES.
Houri-At Rasldeneo , No. 1413 S. 10th Street till
10 . m. , and after 3 p. in. Dourt-AJ office No 1C8
'D4 S "i' Stl i100 'i' " " " Cto 8 p. ri
N.a-TheTap Worm will be reum/d. w thout
dinner. In tlm of from 2 to S bout * .
WOODBRTDGE BROS
215 OPERA
OUAIIA , NEB.
Sole Agents for the World-Renowned
STECK
Decker & Son , and IJallott & Ouiuton ! j
Pianos , Also manufucturera and '
wholesale dealers in
Organs and Musical Mercbaqdise.
lo * Prices.
"MAKE UOME I1APPY. "
Jtoro than building showy
More than drivn ftinl fine nrray |
Itoro tlmn iloinci and lofty stccplw ,
Moro than stAllon , power , And wny ,
Jtnkp your homo bolli ncnt nnd tnstcfut
llrlRht nnd plriuuxnl , always Mr ,
Where roch liforl shall rrst coiitratml ,
Grateful for each pleasure there.
There f ch hrnrt III rest content * * ] ,
Sttdom nl.ililns fjvr to roam ,
Or If roaming , sllll III ever
C'liorlili hnppy thought * of liotun. '
Hiich n homo makra men Ilio better ,
Sure and livMIng the control ,
llnmcullh pure mid brKhtnurn ! > iuiilncs ! <
Leaves ll I mpniMonthn nl.
, TJIK SlLYhlt BULLET.
In 18G9 , Lawrence Nulling viwn Untied
Slntcs Jtftrslml in IheSoulhcrn district of
Virginia. The stuto was nt that lime fiilr-
ly overrun \\lili outlaws of nil classes.
liushwhackcrs , higUwnyincn , counlcrfelt-
era nnd "moonsliiners" nestled in nil the
country-side nmonatlio iiiountnlns , mid far
from towns and cities upon lonely roads :
while gamblers nnd desperadoes Rwariucd
in and about the settlements. Criino was
frequent , nud the life of n United States
oniecr was n scries of stirring adventures
involving great danger , nud demanding as
great tnct nnd personal bravery.
Hut Nutting proved himself worthy nnd
fit fortho oftico. A young man of temper
ate habits , ( juick wit , splendid physique
and dashing courage , ho was never nt n
; osshow tooclj nnd the vermin that ill-
Tested that section soon learned to halo nud
fear him intensely.
BInny wcws the expeditions whlcli the
jfllcer had led , many hiscscapes , nnd many
, ho prisoners safely captured nnd walled
> y his cflbrts ; but QUO man evaded him.
The shrewdest nud worst "moonshiner" of
\ll was still nt large ; despite nil his cliorts ,
Nutting had not yet secured JjnlolT Allen.
This man was known throughout thu
itato. His career had been that of n crim-
nnl from his birth. In the fastnesses of
southwestern Virginia , ho manufactured
vhisky upon n grand scale , nnd wns the
owner of. n dozen or more "queer utills , "
md snapped his fingers nt the law.
Several times had Nutting sought this
quarry ; twee ho had actually caught him ,
et twice ho had escaped , nud nt the time
of which vso speak ho wsis still free.
Nutting sat at at hia ollleo windowjouc
evening , uuisiug , half-dreaming , whcu
here lelfn light touch on his shoulder.
fe started up quickly. A stranger stood
icforo him.
"Tho UuUctl States Marshal ? " said he ,
utcrrogatively.
"Yes sir,11 said Lawrence , rising. "I5o
eated. "What can I do for you. "
"I would speak with you nlone , " ho said ,
glancing around. "I have matters of ini-
lortnncc to communicate. "
"This ofllco is out of hearing from the
treet , " replied Nutting , aud wo are I/ :
ourselves. You can speak freely. "
' The other drew a conplo of cigars from
ils pocket , ofTcrcd ono to the iuartlml , nud
it the other himself. Nutting followed
lis example ; then , the man drew his chair
icarcr , so that he sat between the oflicei
and the desk whereon lay his belt and pis-
ols , throw open his coat so that the butts
of two heavy revolvers might bo seen , nnd
> lowing the smoke lightly from his cigar ,
3iiid in n quiet tone to his companion :
"You arc desirous of arresting n notil
moonshiner , ono KulofT Allen , 'are you
not ? "
"There's no doubt of that , " said the
marshal smiling.
"I arn the man. "
Nutting's cigar never stirred in his lips ;
jis hand did uot quiver , nor his breath
iotuo the quicker. A single sign showed
tow deeply ho was moved ; his eyes dilat
ed. then ho laughed loug pjid low.
' 'You ' you , Kuloff Allen ? " My friend , 1'
enow Alien. Uis hair is red ; yours is
ilack. Ilia foce bears n , scar across the
: hin ; yaaca a beard. His teeth nro bro-
ien ; ysara ons perfect. The joke is good ;
but you arc nafc Allen. "
The other fiwsUntcd n moment , then ,
striking a wig from , his head ' beard from
iiis chin , and renioviivj .x single false-tooth.
lie turned again , to Nutting , red-haired and
smiling.
"And now ? "
"Youaro AHcul"
Fora futtMuoiucut neither man moved.
It was as thoagli two largo tigers gazed at
each other. Then the outlaw said :
"Listen 1 1 am armed ! you are not. lam
fully as desperate a man as report makes
me. I am as strong as you. Do not try
to arrest me , far I shall then bo obliged to
kill you. I came hero to have a private
talk , but it was necessary that you should
know who I am. I will not molest you if
you will do the same l > y me , and give me
fifteen ruinates to escape when wo liavo
finished.
Nutting measured his chances. Uiu
armed in the presence of a man to whom
nnrdcr was not new , ho deemed prudence
die better pnrt , nud replied :
"I agree 1"
"Good , " said Allen , removing his own
listol belt "your word is equal to mine.
NVo shall belli bo unarmed. And now I
would teli you a story. "
"Tlieu ho drew his chair still nearer the
marshial , and ns the twilight fell nnd night
came down , lie told of his life a weird
jtraugo history , every line intense with the
throbbing passion of n lawlessness which
made tlio man what he was.
The other listened breathlessly ; the
darkness ehreudcd both , and the cigars
were finished long before the story was
ended.
At length , however , the visitor paused ,
and then concluded us follows :
"So h.iV4B I lived. As a wild man , nl-
nest ; nnd , that life lifts for the past flve
rears been ! more a mania than ever before ,
jut with a method. I am and have been
seeking money and money only. Nofc so
widely different , you will say , from all the
world , except that my search was without
ho palo of the Law. And now the end
ins coma I nm rich. I have enough , nnd
now I desire to return to civilization. You
can permit it you can prevent it. I nm
au outlaw. Very well 1 I will cease out-
awry , will turn over my stills to il\o gov
ernment , w.ifl swear a great oath , nnd keep
t , too for my own interests demand it
to become n worthy citizen ; nnd if you
will accept the prodigal son , nnd kill for
mo the liitted calf of pardon , nil will be
well. I came hero to ask you to intercede
for mo. Will you do BO ? "
Nutting hesitated a moment.
This man was a veritable Icobiu Hood 1
Could ho trust him ?
The other opoko again.
"Such assistance from an official is what
' . need , and I eau pay for H. If you will
; ct a free pardon for mo , I will give you
ivo thousand "
Allen's face paled , and his hand crept
oward his hip ; then restraining him
self with u seeding laugh , hn said :
"Bo it so. Then wo nro enemies. I , tn
ou and the law ; you to mo. Itcmcuiber
uy fifteen minutes , and beware wheu next
We meet ? "
He threw his cloak about him , bucked -
ed his pistols nt his waist , nnd dlsap-
icarcd , but ns ho left the room u little
licco ot metal full from his person , nnd
oiled uauoUced upon the floor. A minute
ater the ring of his horse's hoofs sounded
V ugh the night as he jrode towards the
mountains.
The mornlnfcfollowlng , as Nutting cntcr-
td his oftlce , hlu aged servant bowed low
> cforo him , extending his brown nnd wrink-
cd hand , and said in an uwe-btrickcu voice :
"i'oun' dls on do jloor , massa. B'posc.
mil your'n , bad ting , massa , bad cf ye
ow ole nigger to a\y so ? " |
"The marshal leaned forward in surprise.
< ying in the out-stretched palm ot the
black was n Hilvor pistol bullet.
"Why , uncle , " said ho , taking it , "this
Isiiot luiiio ! "
' Not your'n , mnssal Tank do lord 1 IVo
pleased , 1 is , Massa. Foun' It ycr , dough.
Dat ar s n scweysldo bullet , n mi , ho con
tinued , lowering his voice to n whlsi.cr ,
while his eyes rolltd- liked ships lu f-
midstof white nnd secthinu billows-
Unow cm 1 My ole massft ho had ono cast
nn' carried it ninny years. ley nolicr kili
no ono but do fellers dey's made for. Massa
John , dough , ho didn't git n chance for to
use his'n , " and the old man chuckled.
"A suicide bullet " said
, Nutting , with n
smile , ns ho examined the silver Bpherc.
"That's n now idea to me , "Why make a
special bullet , uncle ? 1 should think one
of those deadly enough. "
And ho pointed toward some of tlio heavy
cartridges belonging to his own pistols
which lay on the tnblo near.
"Jey mought miss , massa. Yo know do
debhll cares for his own , an1 dis bullet is
niado by his help , nt night , in do grabe-
yard , nn1 can't miss. I knows 'em mnssa ,
I's seen 'cm nfore. " Then , drawing nearer ,
ho whispered , "I's made 'cm 1"
"And did they do their work1' said
Nutting , laughing lightly.
"Dcy did , massa. "
The olllccr now opened a drawer In his
desk , nnd took from it nu old-fashioned
duelling-pistol , which ho had picked up
somewhere , and llttcd the bullet into ita
rusty muzzle.
"it's just the thing , uncle. Iking me my
losk , nud I'll ' load it with the suicide bul
let. It's best to have it handy by if I get
the blues. " Uo laughed again.
The servant obeyed.
"No use to fix 'iiu massa. 'Twon't only
clll do ono who it's made fer. shuah nn'
yo couldn't shoot ycrsclfwld it , nohow. "
" Well , uncle , I'll load the old smooth-
: > orc , anyway , " said the marshal , suiting
tlio action to the word , "and this afternoon
we'll try it nt n mark. If I miss a half-
lollnr nl n do/en paces , I'll give up that
you'ro ' right. If I hit , your 'suicide bullet1
.s no better or worse than a leaden one.1
"All light , mnssn , but you won't hit , "
replied the old darkey.
.lust as Nutting completed the charging
of the weapon , n visitor pilled , nnd It was
thrust hurriedly into a pigeon-hole iu the
.leak. His visitor's business detained him
from tin ) ofllco until night , and the plan of
; ho morning was forgotten. The ducllng-
listol with its silver missile lay unnoticed
, 'or months iu the desk.
The days nnd weeks passed , summer
came and went , nnd fall ripened the year.
V dozen times imd the marshal organized
jxpcditions and scoured the country , ecek-
ng the notorious Allen , but each time ho
md returned unsuccessful. Occasionally u
itill would bo destroyed , or n quantity of
_ iqnor seized , but tlio man himself remain
ed free , and the winter was approaching
rapidly. Soon thcso raids musr bo dropped
or the year. Nutting chafed under his ill
success.
Ono final effort , however , was to bo
made. Certain information which ho know
o be reliable had nt last , ho felt sure , put
,1m outlaw in his hands , and ho looked to
lis horse's shoes mid loaded his pistols
with unusual care.
At his orders mounted guards men on
whom ho could depend patrolled all the
roads. Upon the morrow at dawn , with n
) osse of seven fearless mountaineers , ho
ivas to storm the very btroughold of the
moonshiners , nud to-morrow night would
fiind a vacancy cither iu the government
ofllcc or the ranks of the illicit distillers.
The expedition had thus far , Nutting be
loved , been kept a secret. Uecauso of this
10 looked forward with stioug hopes of
success.
The officer sat at his desk writing. Uo
iad n few pages to complete , a letter or
iwo to prepare for the mail , nnd some
memoranda to destroy. Uo might uovcr
sit at that desk ngaiu.
As his eyes wandered over the mass of
papers , documents and duplicate reports ,
lied neatly away bcforo him , ho uuddenly
noticed the bntt end of his old dueling
pistol , half hidden in one of the compart
ments , nnd as the remembrance of how it
came there flashed over him , ho was about
to draw it from its hiding-place , when a
shuffling step at the door arrested him , and
an instant later an aged and bent woman
entered the door.
The hour was late , nnd Nutting regarded
the new comer with surprise , as ho arose
to offer her a chair. She ncceptcd it with
a whine of thanks , nnd sank panting into
It. The marshal resumed his seat nt the
desk.
"Yo nre the gov'meut man , I reckon ? "
said the woman , a Her a pause , raising a
brown and wrinkled face , half hidden be
neath an immense hood and a pair of green
spectacles , toward Nutting.
"Yes , madam , " replied that worthy.
"I've couio a right smart piece to see yo ,
for an old woman. I'm true grit , I am , but
a gittin' wore out. Thcso ycro mountains
nro a sight stccper'n they was forty year
ago , " and shosighed. "Hut see here , I'm '
on business , I am. I want to talk to ye.
You don't know me , I reckon ? "
"I can't ' say that I do , " said Nutting ,
slowly.
"I reckon not as yo never see mo be
fore. I'm Mrs. Allen Bcthslioby Alien-
on * my boy he's IJaloff Allen. Yo'vo ' heard
of himmcbboV" and she paused and gazed
cunningly into her listener's face.
"Yes , I know him , " nud the man's brow
darkened.
" Wall , now , I'll ' tell ye. It 'pears ' ycr on
n raid nrler him to-morrer yo bee I know
a thing or two an' yc'vo got tlio boy bad
ly cooped up this time , shore. Not but
what he'll fight , nn' hotno on yo'll ' catch
suthin' besides moonshiners. My boy's
smart , ho is , I tell ye , an' he'll tote yo
round consider'blo afore yo gcther him iu ;
but he's cooped all the same , an' I'm afcard
yo'll catch him or kill him. An' ' I'm his
uammy , yo know. "
The old hag paused and wiped her eyes.
5hp was n woman even yet , nnd Nuttiiig's
"leart softened towards her.
" What can I do in tills matter , Mrs.
Allen ? " began the nmrehall. "Your sou is
" Never mind what lie is you can f-avo
ilia. He's trapped , catchcd , cooped. lint
ID'S my boy , an' I want yo to let him go.
L'ako his stills an' his whisky , take every
thing but let him go , an' I'Jl give yo my
vord it's good , Hetlislicby Allen never
iroko it yit that in less than three days
we'll bo "
"Mrs. Allen , this is impossible. I'll ' try
not to hurt your BOH , but capture him I
miiHt and shall. "
" 'lint if ho should capture you what
then ? " .
At these words the green glasses fell , tin
lood was thrown back , tlio bent fore be
came straiubt , and before thu eyes of the
dazed officer stood Ituloff Allen himself , a
ook of deadly hatred on bis face , a heavy
oolvcr in his outstretched hand ,
fiileneo reigned a moment , ns the young
man irnzed into the deadly tube bcforo him
with nerves tense as steel and a face that
laled not , although ho knew that ho uus (
ooking into his open grave.
" I rnmo hero to give you one last chance
.nil myself the same , " half hiHsrd the
uoonshincr. "That chance is lost to both
of us. I go back to the mountains and
outlawry you rctiro from uctivo service.
? an you pray ? If HO , do it now. In three
/ninutcs i Bhnll kill you ! "
Slowly Nutting's eye ran about the room ,
.iscapo was impossible help would not
some. A single cry meant instant death
jo was lost I Uis licart Kink.
Suddenly the butt of thu old dueling
pistol came within the circle of lib vision.
tool as his would-bo murderer , he turned
o him mid said : "Will you let mo amoko
incomoroV
The fellow eyed him bharjily.
"Smoko ? Yes , ouo cigar , " ho wild , at
cngth. And lowering tlio muzzle of ills
vcaponhu thrust it into his pocket tosnp-
< ) y ids victim's wauls.
, . , r 'J,1" ' ' ? S9mo "tnV'salrt Nutting , ami
like n flash his hand shot upward toward
the pigcon-holo where lay the old diicllnc
*
pistol ,
" Down with your hand ! " cried Allcr. .
It was too late. There came a sharp nud
riiKing report , n single cry , a dull nnd
sickening thud upon the floor , nnd nil w
And the moon , breaking from between
the rifted clouds without , looked through
the open window upon the face of the dead ,
while Nutting , white and trembling , held
In his nerveless * hand a smoking pistol.
The silver bullet had found its mnrk
and relurncd to its owner. The United
btates Marshal was eav nl I
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SCATTERED BY THE STORM ,
Details nftlio DniimKo'Dono In nnd
About llnrlan.
The storm which prevailed ii this part
of the country Inat Saturday did more
dnmngo in and about llnrlnu thnn was reported
ported at the timo. Among thoao re
ported by the Tribune , of that place , was
n building , owned by Mr. Schram , throe
miles northwest of Harlnn , which woo injured
jurod , alro tlio roof of a house belonging
to Mr. Craft , near Kirlurmu was blown
off.
off.Tlio
Tlio residence ot Trim D. Trait wts
struck by lightning at about seven o'clock
in the evening. The lightning entered
the roof and followed down the aide of
the liouso , tearing off'tho weather-board-
g , unu booieliuu thu front ot tlio builu
ug. Mro. Pratt and three children anr
trn. Barton and child wore in the hou'O
at the timo. Mrs. Barton'a child crii d ,
but it was not discovered until nftorward
that the lichtnini' ncnrchcd the back of
its neck. James MoConnoll was the Ural
to dash water upon the burning building.
Mr. 1'ratt's son wita in thu'b.uii u ilking
the cow. Uo came to the house and
dashed the bucket of milk on the llamcs.
The fire company came forth promptly ,
but was mot by 11. ] { , Lbwonstoin , agent
for the Iowa and Nebraska Insurance
company , who informed them that tlio
iiro had bocon extinguished. The
house waa insured in the Hnwkoyo for
$800.
In the vicinity of Aatortho winds dam
aged the cattle sheds and machinery
building of John Ilhodos , and also killed
seven of hia eheop. In the same neigh
borhood the storm moved residences
from their foundationa for John Coonon ,
DanFlynn. Ira Porter , Tom Lodwich
and Mr. lloedor. At Mr. Scanlon's ,
three miles from Astor , a corn crib waa
blown on the house. At Trwin , Walrod'a
ware room waa blown down , mid some at
the machinery and buggies therein dam
aged. At Kirkman , P. Dodaon'a smoke
house was wrecked , and windows smashed
in various places in town.
A SLIM MATINEE ,
TJio City Council Goes Through a Few
Motions and Adjourns.
Yesterday afternoon there was another
meeting of the city council. There wore
several important ordinances pending in
regard to aowurago , and it was expected
that these would bo passed so that work
could commence under them us soon as
possible. After sleepily listening to their
reading , the ordinances were passed for
a second reading and referred te > the com
mittee again with the understanding that
they would bo ready to report Monday.
ItTwos decided to adjmmPuntir Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
"Tho spirit world lies all about us , and
ita avenues are open to unseen friends
who come and go. "
Spirtunl circle to-morrow ( Sunday ) af-
tornoonand evening , at 2 and730 ; o'clock ,
in spiritual hall , Shugart and Dona's
block. Entrancn on Main and Pearl
streets , Btaira two doors south of the poat-
oflico. After the circle , Mies Luis \Vcia
brooker will give n short address on Spir
itual philosophy. Spiritual sociable to <
night , rnutio and dancing.
V. H. L/anlolB , of Worcester , Mass. , Is at
the Pacific.
A , 0. Kay and wife , of Walnut , wore In the
city yesterday.
llcbort Largo loft last evening fur St. Louis ,
on a brief trip.
W. U. Taylor , of Chicago , is at lochtolo'n. !
II , U. Seaman has roturnad from his east-
am trip , liia family staying thcro to make a
longer vltlt than his busiuosB would penult
formm. 1 lo Jroports an enjoyable time and
says if ono can't have a good time east It is bo-
causa be hasn't cither money or friends ,
3 S. Warner Young , reprosontinp tlio ready
cocked food company of Itochentor , N. Y.
was 4 Interviewing | tbo trade hero yester
day.
0. II. 1 Cohort son , formerly storekeeper at
tlio transfer hotel , boa accepted a petition
with ! . DoVol& Wright nnd Mr. J. JHM -
tings has taken cliargo of the utoro
room.
COMMEUCIAIJ ,
oooNOit. DLtirra MAIIKXT.
Wheat No , gpilug , C5cjNo , 3D5crjJoctoil ; ,
G0cgood ; demand.
Corn Cealors OJTO paying 30 c. for old corn
and GO for now ,
Oatu lugood demand nt 80o.
} Uy I 00 0 00 per ton : COo per bolo.
Kyo 10@45c.
Uuni Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Oood supply ; prices at yards , 0 00 ®
700.
700.Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per touj soft ,
i 00 per ton
Lurd FalrbankV , wholesaling at Oj/c / ,
Iflour City flour. 1 C0@3 SO.
Brooms 2 D5@3 00 per doz ,
LITE BTOOK.
Cattle 3 W4 ) 00 ; colvoa , 5 C07 50.
Hogs Local packers are buying now and
there IH a good demand for all grades ; choice
packing , U 20 ; mixed , D 25 ,
I'lionucis AND rituiTH.
Quotatloiu by J , M. St. Julia & Co. , com-
mlsxlon merchants , 038 llroadway.
lUittor Cienmery. 28c@30o ; chtico country
rolls , la good demand , ICc.
Eggs 12Jo per dozen.
1'uultryUunay bulochlclons.dros3od112io ; ;
llvo , ( l t turknya. clrf uud , loc ; lire , 12o ;
Ducks , dressed , ll-'lc ! live , 80.
Urnugva 1 Wati to jKjrlxjx.
Lemons U dOC < ii4 00 pur box.
] ) annnau 'J 5 < l@3 CO per bunch
Vegetables Potatoes , 35@40 ; onions , 75c ;
CAbbage. 4 crnia per l > oimd ; ap ] > les , ready
Bale at 3 25@4 00 for prime stock ; Deans , 1 CO
(2)23 ) pur buahd.
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sws ,
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