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HF * THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , MAY 27,1885. , ' 71 I * 8.0APITAL PRIZEIEO,000. "FT do hertby certify that tee tuperviit the ar ranaementi/or all the Monthly ani Stmi-Annna Drawing ! of the Lmiltiana State Lttteru Company and in perton manage and control the Drauingi thtmtelvti , and that iht tame are conducted with hantttyfairnttt andin goodfatth toward all par ties , and we authoriie the company to use thli ctr- tifit ate , uith/ae-timiltt cfevr rignaturet attached in itt adttrtlttmtntt. ' COMMISSIONERS. UNPRECEDENTED ATTfiACTION. OVEIl IIAIr A MILLION DIJTRIBUTED. Louisiana State Lottery Company Incorporated In 1863 for 25 yum by the Icglalttutg lor education * ! and charitable purpoflns with a capital of 81,000OCO-to which ft rraetve fundof OT I ( 50 000 baa slnoo boon kddod. , . By ovtrwhelmlni populM vote Its franchise WM m do t , part of the present tUto constitution tdoptod December SJ. A. 1) . 1879. Hi nand tingle number drawing ) Uko pi nee monthly. It never scales or portronM- , Look at the following distribution. 181st Grand Monthly and the EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING In the Academy of Music , New Orleans. Tuesday , Juco 10,1835 , under the poriontl lupemilon and management ot Ocn. d. T. UKAUIIIOAKD , ol Loulllaoa , and Gen. JUI1AL A EAULN , of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000 * 3TNotico. Tickets are Ton Dollars only. Haves , $5. Filths , $2. Tenths , $1. LIST or rmiMi uor 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF. . . . 160,000 lUO.OOO 1GIUNDPRIZEOF . . . . 50.000 50,000 1 do do . . . . 20,000 20,000 2 LAHOE PHIZES OF 10,000 20,000 4 do do . . . . . . C.COO 20,000 SOFrtiouof . . . . . . 1.000 20,000 CO Prizes of SCO 25,000 lOOPriteaot . . . . WO 30,000 200. Prizes of . . . 200 40,000 OOOPrltcaof . . . . 100 03,000 lOOOPrlieaof . . . . CO 65,000 ArF&OIIUATION PRIZBS. 100 Approximation Prizes ot J200 20,000 100 do do 100. . . . . 10.COO (100 ( do do 76 7,100 2279 Prizes : , amounting to $522,600 Application for rates to dubs should be made only to the offloool the Company In I Now Orleans. For further Information write clearly giving fa address. POSTAL NOTES , Eipreta Money Order ) , 01 NeW York Exchange In ordinary letter , Currency by Express ( all euma ot 15 and upward ] at our ex peneo ) addressed , U. A. DAUPHIN Or M. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La. 007 Seventh St. , Washington D. C. Make P 0. Uonoy Orders payable and addrem Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK Now Orlcajg , La. For the Cure of nil diseases of Horses , Cattle , Sheep DOGS , HOGS , POULTRY. Used successfully for 20 ycnra by Far mers , Stockbreeders , Horse 11.11. . te. Endorsed & used by the U.S.GoTcrnm't. iJSTnmphlcls & Charts sent frec.'Oss HUMPHREYS' ' MEDICINE GO , , 109 Fulton St. , Now York. Humphreys' Homeopath'C ' 1 pervalor6vialand ! lareo vial powder , for5. HOLD UY Duuci < ii8Tn.or sent ixMtjmiil un receipt ot price. AddrcMIluiuiiliroy. , ' ( luiitooimtlllt Co lOU V'ul < ouNl..lVc-vvYoT/o SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. Special a.vertlaemontB , ma M Ii Tnini , To Loan , For Bali , To Bent , Wanta , Board * lax , . ° . , W'U ' to Inserted In this column at lh tow late ol TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or tha flrat Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINK lor each rabeeqaonl rtlon. Leave advortlMmonti it onioOoa , Ho. P arl Stieet , near Brocdwav WANTS. W ANTED . flr > t-clai8 cook , at the Creston House , Council ElufTj. WANTED Three fltntclaaj tailors on pants and \eita. Heller , 310 Bmadwar. F IOIl BENT IIouso or 5 rooms , 28 N. 6th St. Apply A , Mule , 525 Broadway , TJHJK UKNr House , 7 roomjand 3 halls , cornt Jt ? Harmonv and Beaten Sta. Apply 216 Harrison TOR HiLB AT A UAUUAIN The deslrablo reel J ? Ucncoor business properly on Upper Broad way , knowing the I'owera place , Apply to GKO. R BBAIID , 32 Main street. WANTS TO TKADH-Uood Iowa or Nebraska land ( or a email stock ol hardware or general merchandise , well located. SWAM & WALKXR. ij > 0n B&LU A rare chance to get a One , well 1m 1 proved ( arm ot 400 acres , within a lew inlloa ol Council Bluffs , at K bargain. Low price and easy terms. hWAN It WALKIB TI'OH SALK A good paying hotel property lth JU llycry ( table. In ono ot the best small ( owns In western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , o ; will trade ( or a email ( arm with etock etc. SWAN & WALKRK. TpOH HALE Landa Improved aad unimproved , JP II you want a ( arm In western Iowa , Kansw Nebrajka or Dakota , lot us ho r from you. SWAN & WALRIO. Tj OK SAl E A large number ol business and reel JP dcnoo tots In all parts ot Council Bluffs. Sec us before you buy , SWAN & WALKKR. lnu > ll HALB 1'artlos wishing to buy cheap lota to E build on can buy on monthly payments ol from 82 tn 810. NWAN & WALRKB TiWll HKNl Wo will rent you a lot to build on JD with the prlrllago to buy II you with on ver liberal termi. SWAN & WALKKU. .iiUll HALE HuuBce. Lots and Land. A. J ? Htoprienson , 803 Firet avenue. Tl/ bouy tn Council blufls u lak TlYV TlliBii. ted by carrier at only tvinl ti a week. KXCIIANOB NI > . Ht , 10,1X10 acres land tei m'lestoutbcl ' Sidney , Neb , , ( or Council BlufTi property. No. U ! } . A good steam flooring mill In Cedar Co , Iowa , lor a stuok ol general merchandise or bard ware , value 16/00 No. 160 Hotel property lo Tajlor Co , , Iowa , fo geiul ( arm property value 84,000. No. ICO. Mud la Iln'l and Lincoln Cos. , Neb. , ( or Council lllullj prupcity , No 161 , Fine Improved ( aim ( or cheap western land. land.N. . , 161 Oneol the beat ( arms In 1'cttawattamlg oounij , lena , 100 acres ( or wild Kansas or Nebraska land. land.No. No. 100. Hotel In 1'aeblo , Col. , wotth 80.COO , ( or Iowa , Kima % or Nebratka land In par and long tlmo on balince , No. 171. flood ( arm , lor itock ol goods or hard ware. No. m. Wild lands In Kooki Co , , Neb. , lor stock No. 1/6 House and lot In Clarlnda 1'ago Co , 1 jwa , lor Ncbra'Va or loua Unlj value f 1,401. No , 177 , Hotel In oat ot IMKO'U'I to it towns , value $4,000 , lor stock ol drugs ( or pan and Itud Improxdor unliniuovtd No. 178. Mrloadld birgalni In Klcth On. , Neb , wild laid for lands In neitern Iowa or Rood Block otdiUK'Or hardware. No. IS' . A hall Interest In a tint-claw plow worki , well located , lor lands valued W.6CO. No. 182. 00 icre Immored larm In CisaCo. , Io a alto onu li Pali , Alt' ) Co. , ol 316. lor stock ol Koodt Ne. 18) . ttoio buldlng and Block ol gen ril mcrcbaudtse , In a Iho western ton Irr wettern and , Improve- unimproved , ialu > ; U,600. And bucdredsof ether special rxchanxe birgalns or partlculais , call aud se or rlU lo fcWiN & VVAUKK , Council tlulln , la JACOB SIMS , Attorney - at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFl B , IOWA. OBce , Main Street , Ilooms 7 and 8 , Bhugart and llino block. Will prtctloo In Slateand tate courts COUKCHjmiFFS , ADDITIONAL LOCAL. RACY RACING , "froiillG"CanscsTroulilcfijrlli80ite ) in the Scramble , Top Sawyer Gets On Top in the Brewers' ' Stake , Iho Other lUcoa niul To-Day's All things worked together for good r t the opening of the iptiog running moot ing yesterday. The weather wm all that oonld bo desired , the attendance was largo , for an opening day , the field of horao was largo nnd speedy. The dlmo ransoum band furnished fair music. Tbo track WES a Httlo heavy , which wai the only drawback at all. The judges aoloctod wore Dr. Macrae , Judge Bonry Ford , of Logan , and Ool. D. B. Dally , J. W. Porogoy being timer and Frederick Johnson , weigher. The opening rico was the scramble , all bgca , ono mllo. All started , their places being as follows : Little Follow , W. H. Francis , Grand Island , Nob. ; Red Back , G. B. Sllves. Elkhorn , Nob. ; Atchl- son , Hllgort & Yoblo , Maryvillo , Mo. ; Trlz , L. W. Benson , Magnon , III. ; Lady Tonapklns , W. J. Scales , Council Bluffs ; Ella Ilowott , S. 0. Williams , Oomancho , Iowa ; Trouble , Nnlaon & Easton , Bedford , Iowa ; Lottio Komilcr , William Arnolt , Sharon , 111 , ; Vlcola , Hatvoy Plckrol , York , Neb. There was considerable trouble in Dotting a start , as might bo expected from BO largo a field of bob-tails. Little Fellow had hardly n fair start , ho acting badly , but although ho was In the roar on the send off , ho showed speedy heels , and teen picked right up into the bunch , which were fifing over tha track nt a lively gait. Yircola kept the lead for a time , but could not stay there. Ella Rowott could not stay , and kept falling behind. Trii did some excellent work , and oped into tha third placa with a good show for a tlmo of being rrlnner. At the finishTrouble , however , won ; Rod Buck , second ; Little Fellow , third , and Trix fourth. Time , 1:47 : J. THE LADIES' STAKE for three-year-olds , throo-fourtha of a milo dash , wri the next eventBoocher , entered by Bill Griffin , Kansas City , was withdrawn. The other * were placed In the following order : Jesse J , Jesse Orall , Alchison , Kas. ; Comanche , Wil liam Arnett , Sharon , 111. ; Mary Ken nedy , Hllgort & Yohle , Marysvllle , Mo. ; Birdie Almond , W. L. Curl , Humphrey , Bio , ; Suspense , John T. Stewart , Council Bluffs ; Derby , Nelson & Easton , Bedford - ford , Iowa. A protest was entered against Mary Kennedy as being over-aged. Matt Hurle , 0. C. Gregory and T. Bray wore selected to investigate. Tha protest was not entertained and the black msro was allowed to go. A very fine start was got and the race was afrit and pretty ono. Mary Ken nedy sprang to the lead , and kept well to the front , but Jeeso J pushed forward , and by her , and came in winner. Time , 1:18.1 : ; Mary Kennedy , second ; and Birdie Almond , third. THE TWO \EAK-OLDS came in next on a five-eights' mile dash. " 'his ' baby race proved to be a lively one. 'he ' starters were plced as follows : llaia M , C , E. Malone , Atchison , Kin. ; Panola , L. W. Benson , Magnon , 111. ; Derry , Hllgert & Yehle , Maryvllle , Mo. An easy stark was made , and the race aally won without any special features , it was won by Panola ; Clara M , second ; Derry , third. Time , 1:00. : THE BREWER'S STAKE , mo and one-eighth mlle dash , for all ges , was the fourth and closing event. The sttrtora wore placed as follows : Top Sawyer , James F. .Davis , Marys- illo , Mo. ; Belle K , James Lemons , Klowa , Neb. ; Dakota Maid , J. D. Nich olson , Council Blaift ; Rnshaway , 0. E. Malone , Atchison , Kan. ; McOreaiy , Jr. , D. Ramsey , Blanchard , Iowa ; Etta J. , Tohn Kingston , Atchison , Kan. ; Arista- rat , W. J Scolos , Council Bluffs ; Dawn if Day , Ira Platnor , Council Bluffs ; VJdge , K. G. Butcher , Comanche , Iowa ; Biddy Bowling , John T. Stewart , Coun- 11 Bluff * . It was a great race and the event of ho whole day. With so largo a field , and such speedy ilyors a irottier Bight Is seldom teen on the track. n the race Dawn of Day really showed ho best speed and most staying qualities. With a bad start , she gained steadily until she got Into second place , and had .here baon another quarter of a milo to un , she would have been the winner , as t was the favorite , Top Sawyer , took the prize , with Dawn of Day second. Biddy Bowling sbowcd excellent speed , also and though not favored In getting on. she oitno In third , winning that place bygood , honest work. Rnehaway came In fourth. All these were well bunched , Some of the others were close upon them , only two trailing with Dakota Maid far 'u the rear. The time made WAS 1:58. : This clcccd the day's ( port. THE TOOL SELLING was light yesterday. In the first race Trlx sold as a tavorlto. In the next race bo winner , Jesse J. , was the favorite. In the last taca Top Sawyer was tin winner by long odds. TO-DAY'S nioaaiusiME promleos even moro sport than yoster dsy'ii. It is as follows : Exhibition of Manhattan's colta for ; pnrso of $50 , offered by Mr. 0. Haldano the owner of Manhattan. Race No. C Bluff City cup stake fo two-yoar-olds$15entranco ; , withSlCOanc plate valued at $50 , added by the associ ation ; second , $50 ; third , to save stake half mlle dash. Race No. C Club purie , $100. al egos ; mile dash ; first , § 75 ; sesoud , $25 , Race No. 7 Hotel stake , for throe yoar-oldi ; threo-qnaiter mlle daih ; $12. C ( entrance' with $125 added ; second , $25 ; third , to save stake. Race No. 8 Club purse , $150 ; all ages ; three.quarters mile and repeat ; firat , $112 60 ; second , $37 CO. The entriea are : Bloll City cup tt&ko for two-year-olds , half-mill ) daih. Hilgert & Yehle's b g Derry , by Allai Liwrenco , dam by General Shlslds. Hilgtrt & Yohlo's ' b g Ojgood , by Alias Lawrence , dam Altitude. A. L. Ourl'a ' g f May Car ) , by Bill Bats , dam Yorrence Bradford. S. W. Brlggs' ch f Molly Biwn , by Faustns , dam Lady Woodruff , F. B Shelford's ch a St. Andrew , by imp Elaham , dim Imp , Andrla. William Arnett's ch o Bulger Dick , by Ramadan , dam Emmt A. William Aruott's ' ch f Flora , by Rima- dan , datn Emnu. Hotel staio f < r thrr c-yoar-oUs , three quarters nf n milo ( U h. John T. Stewart's ' b f , Mlnnichoc , by Ohariton , dau Plover Wing by Stone Plover. William Arnotl's ch f Cornanche , by Rimnciau , dam Lyilla Wolch. A. L. Carls br f AnntoMadlcj , by liil Bang , da-n Rastlcnr. W. J. Scolo's ch f Lan , by Ljcips dam Allioln. Nehon & Eastern's b o Derby , by N than Oikej , dam Bennlo Maggie. Mlle dash for all ajos Emma Aanott by William Atnett , Sharon , III. ; Trlx L. W. Benstn , Maquon , 111 , ; Emma tlarroy Pickerel , York , Neb. ; Aristocrat , W. .T. Scat's ' , Council Bluffs. Three-fourths mlle dasb , all ngos Mary Williams , J. A. Shields , Canton , 111. ; Little Fellow , W. II. Francis , Gr nd Island , Neb ; LUtlo Joker , William Brady , Pootia , 111. ; Trouble , Nclssu & Easton , Bedtord , Iowa ; Biddy Bowling , John T. Stewart , Council Bluff ) ; Hyder Abad , L. W. Benson , Maquon , lit , Katie B , E. G. Butcher , Comanche , Iowa Joel Cftroy , of lied Oak , IB in the city. H , V , FOBS , of llnrlaii , is in the city. A , Wheeler Is 'oromnn of the grand jury , T. W. Uarford , of Uivcnpori , ia In the city. Henry Spetman U shortly to take a trip to Europe , Joseph Greenbaun , of St. Louie , is nt the Bochtclc. P. P. Kelly , of Ulomvood , WAS in the city yesterday. Frank Shlnn , of Ctuson , is in the city at tending court. D. S , Mack , ox-deputy recorder , is clerk to the grand jury. J. B , J. Hanson , of Walnut , was In the city yesterday , J , S , Dawoll , of Missouri Valley , dined at the Ogden yesterday. GuBtav Kegicr , of the Iowa Tribune , of Burlington , IB in the city. Jim Madden now sits on the grand jury and cannot take in the races , R. P. Mir , of Hamburg , was in the city yesterday ncd put up at the Pacific , Marcus Kavanagb , city attorney of Des Moines , attended the races yesterday , Mro , W. F. Sapp is receiving a visit from her brother , George Brown , of Denver. n. W. Savage , of Lincoln , Neb. , was in the city yesterday , the guest of Frank Cook. A. Harris , J. Tina and J. H. Wlnon and wife , of Avoca , were in the city yesterday. Mrs. Dr. D. Satterleo and daughter , of Dunlap , were in the city yesterday , shopping' J. W. Fry , Thomas McGrow and T. L. O'Connor , of Nnola , were attending the races yesterday. J. L. Woy , collector of the Singer machine agency In this city , is the luppy father of a girl baby. Maurice Barnes , of Omaha , was in the city yesterday , working up the interests of the "Garneou" cracker. K. Shruvvan , of Denison , was in the city yesterday chatting over the political situation with his democratic friends , A. R. Bradoen , the state agent of the Equitable Life Insurance company , is in the city looking after the interests of that com pany. Barry Birkinbine leaves to-morrow on a trip to Nnw York and Boston , and will spend most of his time at his old home In Phila delphia JJr. Mosher , of Sioux City , who by his visIts - Its here each month has gained quite a larea number of patients , will be at the Scott house again to-morrow. P. J. McMahon now carries several bruises on his face and body , caused by the upsetting of bis buggy on Monday afternoon as he was about to drive into his barn. Simon Klsoman , of the firm of Elseman , lodda & Co , now tells his friends of "a beau- Iful , bouncing girl baby , " which arrived In lis family yesterday morning early , S. IL Foster , who had his collar-bone iroken Monday , an account of which ap- isared in yesterday'd BEE , was yesterday re- lorted as beinff as comfortable as possible tnder the circumstances , "Lone " Wolf. Dr. J. Palmer , who lo known as "Lsno Wolf , " and who for over twenty years vas medicine mau for the Cherokee tribe f Indians , is stopping at the Scott house. Ho claims to be thoouly Indian medicine man travelling , whj , uses nothing In his ' roatment only roots , horba , barks , flow rs , grasses , and bilsams. nature's ' own omody. The doctor will remain hero bout a week- low A Bob Ingersoll and his menagerie of little gods will circus the state next month. Ackfrman , the escaped Des Moines jewelry , hief , is said to have been captured a day or wo eince near New Orleans , La. Col fax business men have organized a board if trade , having for ono of its epeclal features , ho encouragement of immigration. Joseph Bnglon , an employe In the Clinton urabttr mills , had one of Ins arms caught in the mill machinery and badly crushed on Thursday. Charles Hayes , whoso brain had gone wrong hrouqh excessive use of wlii.ky and beer , : omunitted suicide on Thursday night at Newton. A dose of strychnine did the bus ! ness. ness.John John Hart , forger , thief and general bad man was arrested at Alton last week for breaking Into the depot at that point , wnero he stole $41.60. The money wag recovered , and Hurt's chances for a trip over the road ro looking very favorable. Martin L , Stenlrer , a Pennsylvanian , Ne braska bound , loaned a gentlemanly young "ellow tha sum of $27 with which to pay .reigbt , at Cedar Rapids , Thursday night Mr. Stenlrer would nave loaned the utci young man even more than the abova rmount , but hadn't it with htm , Jack Reed , who Btolo and butchered th minister's cow at Aiel last fall , was recentl. tried , convicted and sentenced to two yearb In the penitentiary. After sentence was passed Jack Insisted that tha hldo , which had baon instrumental In giving him away , should bo returned to him. Benjamin Harrle , a leading druggist of Crestou , took a large doie of murphlne in mistake for quinine , on Wednesday afternoon , although medical aid was promptly summon ed all efforts to counteract the poison were unavailing.and the unfortunate man breathed his last nt 0:30 : in tha evening , He leaves a wile and several children. the Sabbath , New York Sun. A number of wicked Httlo bojs were playing luso ball in a vacant lot up town last Sunday morning. "This la scandalous " remarked , a gen tleman on hi ) way to church. "I wonder there is no policeman about to atop It. " "Ho'll bo hero " said purty eoon , a small boy ; "I'm wutchtn1 out for him , " "Watchlntj out for him ? " "Yoi ; he's over at do beer saloon , playin' seven up wld de bosi. " A viorouious roHKKit , Exciting Wrestling Match to n. Fluid At the Oceanic Dock , San Francisco Call , On Friday last , the brig Consuolo was taking on board , at the Ucoanto dock , a largo drove of hoge , for transportation t } the Hawaiian 111 tnds , The natural ob stinacy of the pig nature made the job quite a difficult ooo to the sillora and stevedores. They would bo hustled along the Rang plank almost into their proper quarters on board , when the loader , a fjray old pa'rlatob , wonfd give n grunt and a squeal , and charge back again , throwing the whole drove into confusion. A very prominent employe of the com pany loudly criticised the Incompoteucy of the drovers , and offered to bat any amount th.st ho could put the whole drove aboard slnglo-handoJ , TUS brought out counter challenges , and after a lone dis cussion , the captain of the brig offered a wager that the would-be hog qnellcr could not handle the b'g ' loader singly , lot alone the whole lot. Finally , the matter resolved itielf Into an agreement that the Oceanic gentleman WAS to enter the pen , of which the porcine veteran was to bo the solo occupant , throw him down and put him on board , and the entire dock gate receipts from an ex pected audience was to reward the human wrestler if ho uncceodod. George Love , the dock collector , 7raa appointed referee , nnd Custom House Otlicer Ruddlck time keeper and general manager. Whop tlmo wan called , the pig skillfully avoided the wild rushes made by the athlete at has tall and legs , quietly measuring his opponent from the corner of his twinkling eye. At last ho lowered hi ) head , feinted twice for an opening , then rushed nt his antagonist , and securing n double leg lock with his snout between the wroit- lor's logs throw him a cqaaro back fall , a la Whistler. The pig then lay down on his opponent , forcing both shoulders and hlpi to the ground , and then Inserting his nose under the gentleman's waistband , rapidly turned him over and over In the mud and dirt. Amid the wild yolh of the excited audience , the referee gave the fall to the pig , and when tlmo was called for the second round the wrestler throw np the sponge and gave up the match. Strange to Bay , as soon as the referee de cided In his favor the winner jumped out of the pen ring , and grunting harmoni ously , dashed on board the brig into the quarters prepared for him , followed by the rest of the drove. The magnanimity of the victor In not biting the loser when ho had him at hla mercy received the loudest commendations from the highly Interested audience. CAGING A NOTED CROOK. Tuo "Prince of Oracksaieii" Once Moro Lodged Behind the Bars. New York Special. The detective force , under the nupar- vislon of Inspector Byrne , made an im portant arrest. On April 29 ult , the safe of Smith & Co. , at 45 Park place , was robbed of all It contained worth having On Thursday night last S. B. Hoton & Co. , of 50 Frankfort street , suffered a similar loss. The negotiable amounts taken In either case wore not large , but the methods of manipulation in each instance were similar. Inspector Byrne knew Gustavls Kent , alias Freneh Gus , alias Isadoro Marshall , who has escaped from Imprisonment several times , was re leased from Sing Sing about a year ago. The inspector know that French Gus was in New York , and suspected that from the lisas employed Kent might bo the man he wanted. He detailed Detectives Lyon , King , O'Connor and Slawson to watch for Kent. Theao officers learned that Mrs. Rose Kent , a daughter of Kent , who lives at 415 East Twelfth had In her house many of the articles taken in the rob beries. They had also learned that Kent ccupied the room at 33 Market street , nd here they arrested him. When Kent was told of the finding of 10 bonds , postage stamps and other lings at his daughter's residence , he anfeesed to the burglary , but main- ained that ho had secured only about " 282 in money , instead of the $400 ere o ho was charged with having taken. Kent ia a Belgian , about 40 years old. Ho boasts that safe locks are no barrier , o him. In 1809 he was sent to Sing ing for robbing Wheeler & Parsons , of Brooklyn , of eevtral hundred dollars' worth of watch cases. On February 5 , 871 , he cut the burs of his cell with omp fine saws that had been smuggled , o him , and escaped. On October 17 , 872 , ho was raarrestod for burglary In Hackonsack , N. J. , but wa turned over o the authorities hero to sorro his term f ten years. While in prison this time , Cent contrived lover lock , which would ock all the cell dours on a lloor at ones , 'ho ' prison ofliclals wore pleased with the nvention and recommended Kent's par- 'on , but Governor Tilden would not lethe ho man go free. At this Kent refused o surrender his "patent. " In 1875 vent again escaped by the help ot the man In charge of the cooper-shop. Ho made hla way to Montreal , where ho quite promptly tried to rob a pawnshop. Ho was caught and got three years While in Canada ho sold the lover locke ; o the authorities , and it ia now In goa- ral use in the prisons of the Dominion. Windsor Hotel , N. Y , Ulty. Messrs. Hawk & Wetherbeo , to eon < brra to the times , have reduced their ates to 84,00 and upwards , per day. Thh high character and standard will be maintained. A. HOK That Anmvers Flro Alarum , ililwnukeo Sentinel. Pedestrians on Broadway last evening when Chief Foley was driving by at hla usual speed la response to an alarm , might bavo noticed a largo black dog bounding along directly in front of th chief 'a horjo , balking furiously and snap . " ig at that animal's legs. The dog maintained his position in front of th horse until Buffalo street was reached when some boja drove It back. "That dog has given mo more annoy nee than yon can imagine , " said th chief last evening , in speaking of the in cldent. "Ever since the early part of la t winter he has ran in front of my hone at every fire. Ho belongs , I be lieve , to a saloon keeper on Eist Water street , and every tlmo the bell sounds ho is in front of the station before we get out , end ho never tackles any other horse but the one I am driving. Why , that dog has run all the way In front of my horse up to Garfleld avenue and Twelfth street , barking and snapping all the time. Every time I came baok from a fire I made up my mind to shoot that dog , because I am afraid he will cause the horse to stumble some time , but then I think , 'well , ho won't come again. ' However , at the very next alarm , when I drive through the door , there ho tits on the platform waiting for me. When the bell atriko 12 o'clock up cornea that dog on the gallop from where ho belongs , and takes his place on the platform , and after waiting a few minutes without seeing the horses came out , ho' turns tall nnd trots slowly away. I can't understand it , nt all. " _ The ISrio In CMKornU. Mr. J. G. McCnll , Gen. Agt. , Erie llallrcad , San Franolscn , states that ho Is acquainted with the oflh-tcy of St. Jacob's Oil for rheumatism , and gives it his hcatty endorsement. The Horrors of n Snulco Don , Ponr JBRVIS , N. Y. , May 24. W. P. Halo and six companions of Iloto'a Switch had a thrilling encounter with rattlesnakes on Sunday at a ledge known at the Snake's Don. It was very warm and the snakes had crawled Into the brush to sun themselves and wore raising their heads all along the path they had came and wore darting their poisonous fangs in and out in a very threatening manner. The patty struck with their heavy clubs right and left , the reptiles sounded their rattles and leaped angrily at the logs of their assailants , nnd formed in battle array In the path as if to out off their escape. It was a trying struggle , and when at last the worn-out men had forced their way ontsldo the dangerous circle they were able to count moro than fifty lingo snakes dead in the path , many measuring six foot in length. They brought them into town to-day and sold them to a dealer In snnko-oll and rallies. The Favorite Washing Compound of the day la unquestionably JAMKS PYLK'S I'KARLINE. It dispenses with the necessi ty for beating or rubbing the clothes , and does not injure the fabric. Iiocusts in Now Jorsoy. Now York Evening Telegram. The farmers and market enrdonors of Union and Essex counties , Now Jorsoy. ara greatly alarmed on account of the probability that the eonntiy will bo over run with locusts daring the coming sum mor. The members of tbo Union Coun ty Farmers' club , of which Mr. Dennis 0. Crane , of Rpaello , Is corresponding secretary , will discuss the locust question at their next monthly meeting , which will bo held in the city of Elizabeth. In ploughing the ground this springs the plows have turned np millions of young locusts which hare seemed to bo making their way toward the surface. Another source'of olarm for the Now Jersey farmers is the fact that a peculiar dis ease lias attacked many of the apple , cherry , peach and other fruit trees. The strange feature of this dlaeasa Is that It shows itself upon ono side of the tree only. Thousands of trees are to bo seen , ono sldo of which are covered with buds and blossoms , while the ether sldo shows the effect ot the withering blight. It is thought that there will bo a very short fruit crop this year. C Curtains , Oil Cloths , Window Shades , Linoleums. Mattings , Rugs , Etc. , Etc. Careful Attention Given to On of Town Orders , Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Oar stock Is the t , nd La being continually roplonlshod by .11 tbo latest and choicest novelties. 405 Broadway Council Biufis 1103. OFFICKR , W. II , II. TCSK Officer & Pusev. KERS KQB I iL if Council Bluffs , Established , - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domoatic , nd Home Securlttee , UNITED STATES U , B , DEL'OSirORY , S. W. Cor , Farnam and 12th Sis " Capital , $100,000.00 O , W. HAMILTON , Prea't. M. T. BARLOW , Ga hlei DIBEOTOItai n. M. OALUWELL , B. V. SMITH , O , W. HAMILTON , M , T , BABLOW , 0. WILL HAMILTON. Accounts solicited and kept subject to sight chrclr. Certificates o ! Deposit Issued payable In S , and 12 months , bearing Interest , or on de mand without interest Advances made to customers or approved eecuritlea at market rates of interest. 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H a the OLDEST active Llfo In uranoo Comnnny In thli country. 2.-H Istho IiUtOKSL' Lite Insurance Company by many million * ot dollars In the world. S , Its rates of premiums are LO WEIl than those of any ether company. * . It hus no "stockholdors"tocl lm any part of Iti proflts. 6. It oftois no SCIIVMEJ . under the name of Insurance tor ppccuhtlon by spcclil chsscs upon the mslfoituncs of cnchoUer. ld'--1'9 present a\ftlUb ] CASK RESOURCES ovcecd Ihoso of any ether Llfo Insurincj Company In the It has received In cash tram all source , from February. 1843 , fo January , 1SP5 , l70CB2,6f J.CC. It has returned to the people , In cash , from February , 1843 , to January , 1S8G , SJ1POM.Sll.Or. Its cash Assetsontho lit ot January , 1885 , amount to moro than W. F. ALLEN , MKRHILL & FERGUSON , General Agent for Gen , A ta. for Nebraska , Dakota , Colorado , Wyoming nnd Michigan , Indiana , Illinois , Wisconsin , Iowa Ulnh. and Minnesota , Office Cor.Fnrnnm nndl.tth St.0vcr IstNnt'l. 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HAIR GOODS Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself , MRS. C. L. GILLETTE. 29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff. Good Agents Wanted JDrs. Judd & Smith's EW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT8 Office anJFoctory , No SO , Fourth St. , Council Elufls , Iowa. AND "THE ENGLISH1' KITCHEN. 505 Broadway , Council Bluffs , The only all night houeo in the city. Everything served in firtt clui fitylo and on ehor notlco. Hot and cold hmclioa nlwava ready. j. L. DEBKVOISE. in Ticiet No. C07 Broadway Conncll Bluffs Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are tba times ol the arrival and de. parture ol trains by central standard time , al the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mlo- nt s earllvr and arrlvo ten mlnutoa later. DEI-ART. ARRIVX , tnioiao and sonruwimax , 0:25 : A M Mall anil Kinross 8:10' : 1' u 12:10 : r M Accommodation 4:10' : u 6:30 f M Kspiesa 0:05 : A H CUIOAOOASD MCKIBLADD. 0:26 : A u Mall and Kxptcea 0:53 : r u 7:25 : A H Accommodation 6:15 : r u 6:30 : i' u Kxprces 9:00 : A u ClUOiOO , II1LWAUKU AND BT. fAOt. B:20A : u lla'l ' and Express 0:50 : r xi 6:25 : IH Expresi D.06 A u CHICAGO , JBBUHOrOH AND qUIUCT , 0:60 : A u Mall and Express 7:10 : r u 80 r M Accommodation 2:00 : ru * :15 : r u Eijiiena 8:50A : H BT. LOUIB AND ricinc. 15:15 : p ti Ixicil St. Louli Express Iocal 1:30 PM Tranilcr " * ' Traouler 8:20 : ru 0:56 : ! M Looil Cblcigo & St L E < p Local 8:56 : A M i7JOi-M ; Iraniler " " " " Traneler 0:10A : ( Alllfl Cltr , tt. 10 * AND OOOKCIL tLUfM. 100h ; A M Mall and Kxprcis B:40 : r u 8:16 : r u Exprtts 0:26 : A u KIOUI CITT AND rAcinc , 7:20 : A u Mall lor Sioux City 0:60 : r u 7:30 : f u Exprees lor St l'ul 6:50 : A M UNION rA iric. 11:00 A M Dinrer Express 4:35 : r M 1:06 : f u Lincoln I'MS O'a & R V 2.35 r u 7:66 : r u Overland txprtea BBO : A u DUHMT IBA S 10 OUAIIA. Council llkfli 6 65 7:65 : 9:30-10 : 0 11:10 : a. in. 1:80 : 2:80-8:80 : : 4:28 : 6:26 0:26- : 11 : 6 p. in. , Leave Omaha 0.25 7:26 e:50 : 10- nlfi : a , m. 12:60-2:00 : 8:00 : lso : 4t6- : { : { -11:10 : p. m. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TVPE WRITER NO. 2 , Is ( he Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With cnly 30 keys to learn an operate , It prints 70 characters Including caps and small letters , punctuations , figures , signs and tractions , It sine simplest and inoBt rapid writing maclilno made as well as tliu most durable t3FScnd for free illustrated pampltlet. Wyckoff Sewn/is & Benedict , Uhlcago , 111 , , Solo Agents. 0 , H. SUOLES , Council Bluffs Agent for Western Iowa , N. 80HTJRZ. ornoB oven AUKKIOAH COUNCIL BLUFFS. IfOWA. R , Rice M , D , niVPVTlQ oi ihii i on MHurai wttkoit thi ' Ufl.ll UJJllOj k U * * r c'rawtoc ol bltci. ; CHRONIC i SffiSF * * * " ( WU41 " " Irta. HOTEL In Couno IlluDs tu > Ing a And all modern Improvements , call belle , fire alarm belli , etc , , id the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215 , 217 aud 219 , Main Gtreet. MAX MOIIN , - ,
