THE OMAHA DAIM BISK , WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 4 , 3885.
.HIM DAILY BJfllfl.
.10UHCIL BLUFFS ,
cr-xcz- ; . la r * i str t.
ft. , * , nut- ! tit nn > imrt of tlio city nt
. , < iM i trwwk.
\v. in TO.V , . . .
MINOU 3IUXTION.
IMtr * if tailor , for full goods.
'I \ , i iirrftwl for shooting at Mrs.
II r i > . .itIxmrd n to unset next Mont -
, t k j. .vii-1 ihooiu taut y < ! flterday.
' . . ii ' rif-r of thn postollleo is being
m d iid ' 'leaned up. A new broom ,
, i
I-1 ferry 'tain leaving Omaha at oi.Vi
ni , , ixl ! < avmg Counoil llltill's at 0il :
i in , has In 'ii anandunud.
Ti ! i ri.M-nt o Mineil IUH fallnn into the
i'i 1 it f throlil olio in letting tlie reading
laf MM m in ut i * get , bnhind. ' Next , Mon-
[ J'i ' ti _ ' 'H ' a uiuir and a half ia lo bo de-
Ivu.td to catching up.
S The jouug ladies of the l-'piseop l
'iii'VM si nt to New York for elu-
' .jint un'iimi-i ' , to Ix ) iiHud in tlio Dresden
to bo I'iven in Masonic hall on
go of November Id and 1 .
itheHtio Schickotmt ? , mother of
IJo'ui Srhlekotanic , died yesterday morn-
liti * at 8 o clock , lifted KJ jeari , 10 month *
liiliil 10 tiiiya. Thu funnnil will ho held at
Jthc n flldeuce , No. 1(15 ( Pearl , street , this
[ [ afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The mono paving approaching engine
lOiiM ) No. t prove ? ) M > hard on the horsed
ttlml arrangements have linen nuidu for
Vrm-ldlng a plank drivsway Into tiu !
i instead of t.toiio. Tlio cil.y is to
h the nnilorial and tlio tire lads are
to do thu work.
Tlio H | iinMilo of property ownum on
jBROttHtre.et hirf ; boon so sullied that the.
[ work of ! inprovin < ; tlnil strut-twill now
jjjo on , tin ) parUi'ii inturaslod having
| tirccd ( ; on a raihi. The only u.xpe.tiKi ! to
b iKirno by liu ) oily is Iho raising ; of thn
Inidnvilk by the Gilbert property , and
ItliiH iy not to i-M-mid ! ? J. " .
In fj * 'IIIK certain rights to the electric
Ifjlit , i mnpanv Iho council was /jivon / tlio
[ promise tn-u iho eitv builtliiii'S should be
| iurnl > he l with li/'liLs. / The company
n ; ; been reniindiid of this says it is
( vitidj lo comply HH f-oon MS the committee -
[ tee on street lighting will lit tlio location.
J he remains of Mrs. S. S. Haylias , and
ihcwo of lu-r dunghill' , Mrs. Kato Dayllxb *
Alosliii-r , jefteiday arrived hero from
IColion , I'ii ! , and wijni interred in Fair-
Iviuw ci me'ery. this lit injj in accordance
Mvlth the i > mh of their tvlalivi ri iiero.
Mrs liaylicM did in ( 'alifornia in ItWJ ,
her d.iiigit4 ! r died tnero two years
A lady , whoso name could not be
learned , at riinj ; on ye. > tor.la > ' inorning
Kioiijt Cily tniSn , was about to take tli
t' . outgoing train , when hhe discov-
| c d tint nt-r puckctbook was missing.
lit cnntiiincd $ . " . ' , und it is not certain
twlicther it ws : dropped somewhere about
> th transfer , or whether who had been the
iutim of soiiio alick piekpocket.
The following have lieen installed as
ifllccrB of Stir Chapk-r , No. 17 , Itoyul
/Arch M'lson1' , for the LMisning term : 12.
1C. Fonda. U. K. 11. ! ' . ; C. M. H.irle , At.
K K , 1-M Moit. M. K. S. ; K. 11. Craft * ,
flccr > 'torv , ) eel Katon , trcaRiirur ; T. 11.
, lliys : < ' il.T. S. Couch , P. S. ; V.V. .
Carey , U A. C. ; P. 11 \ \ hid , G N. ltd V. ,
rjM. Dn lu-tte. G. N. i.'d V.j John L. Howe ,
[ U. N. iM. V.j S. K. Nash , tyler.
I J.V. . ilolniBKivaa m vdo h ppy j'ostfjr-
lilnj ; by the ariival at liirf homu'oi a most
uprightly yonnjc man , very yonnjj man ,
Iwho two'ity-one years from now will bis
] vitinff the ropnblicnu ticket. Mr. John-
f.on is yanlmiHter of -N'orthv/estern at
Jllii ) trai's'ir vaids , uud Ins wife a daujrh-
[ t4-r of Diivy Mottiu , so that the lattrr wa )
over nu r lion-
ixe lailicof ) the csHiolic clnireli are
tun ! ; ; < > t t. ixe preparations for their
fair to ho yivcii the \ve < 'l ; commencing
! Ko\iuil > er V.M. The lair is to l.i held in
iiyi'iiic li.ill , but on the eveninjof tlu >
iii there i" . to In pri'Scn'i'd ' in the oiiora
v I'HM-h ' ' jai'iif operetta , " I'hn Two
< s \vhicli promiKCii to b-j o'iu of the
( /s.t ] ileuhin < features ) of the week.
| j\h' \ O Nuil bus tjns iu preparation , and
her sKill as a mnna 'er of f ueli entet'tnin-
uicii'o is PO well kiiov.n th.it. the public
nerd no further ab.suranee of ita enjoy-
) / > lify and suceuss.
'i ho city council Inu adopted a ain the
r < uolutioii that nil bills a .iinst the city
miibt bo tiled at least iwoiitv-fonr hours
iVforo their presentation to the council ,
| nil instructed the auditor not to nrosivMit
Viy billw not eo filed , and to also iniist-
II , n the bills brin" ; mnde out on the nity'n
ilunkw. Thit ) ruTo , if it h.id been lived
up tx ) iu thu past , as the promise i- > mad < ;
fortho future , would have barred out
[ the hltlo iiinyor'ri bill of SlO'i for "at-
laondanco on ofllee. etc. , " which -was re-
Iceiltly prenented by him at the deail of
/ni / ht , and allowed by the council whoa
there was not a citi/.en or reporter pres
ent. The council M-CIUS drtei mined now
to have all mich bu.sineff ) dune above
and publicly.
So mo not very favorable ( ommcnt ; ans
heard on the character of the sev/or pipe
whioh is to be laid in th < \ streets hero , tlie
( rillebms bcin made by partii-n wl.O
vlaim to know \\hut .sewrr uijic oi hi to
bo. It is said to bo the kina ordered by
the council , and in accordance with the
contract , but to bo a poor selection , and
jiot of as good iiuality an should bo laid.
Attention IB called to the Duality of the
jiipe as shown in places whom it had
chipped , showinir the real nature of the
] > ipo more dourly thai ; can be eliewhero
ceen The contract price i.s nalil to bo
low , but- there may be t-ueh a tiling as too
reat economy. Engineer WilJiamn , of
' ican'o. when here recontly. uxprcvscd
I himself to the oll'etit Unit this city was
lyiuft much moi-e for viwcrs than Clii-
. Jo , however , and it seems that the bust
is 110 cliunpcHt in any event.
If the new bridge between here and
) malm IK built in accordance witli thu
ilnns as now understood , there is much
> oubt expressed as to UK availibility for
toncral use by teams , as there is to bo
j.imply nil iron lattice work pepar.itinj ;
the wiigoii way from the railway tracks ,
nml few horses will bo found meady
diiou li to cross the bridge quietly \vith a
train wik/.ing | ( iiict them. This is the
Hiitiit-ct of nmeli talk nniotii ; those who
nro looking forward to thn time when
Ihuy can drive backwards and forwards
nt will between hero and Omaha. One
thing Booms certain , however , and that is
that tltu now brldgo will Increase tlie r.c-
t'ommudiitions if it is not just to ntiit in
nil respects , anil there will bo plenty of
time in which to urge clctngcs ii Mich
uliutihl DUUUI necessary , and if alter all
thu Union Pacille docs not meet the pub-
Hit want , there Ina feeling In tavor of a
etriutly wajun und foot bridge , to make
. . . that unterpriso still a posiiblllty of the
I 1 iiituro.
* f *
-
llo snro and a li your grocer for the
Iirea-1 made at .Smith & l.ocr ko's b.ikcry ,
JJo , & ! i'jMaln ' Mreet. It is thu very best
i niiiUo. Try it and be convinced.
The electric belt of .Tudd & Smith , SW
( Fourth street , Council llliill's , positively
% -iircs rhcimmtism , m-uralgia , dyspep-ia ,
Illes , p-inilysis , ituli/xi'-'li'ii / ' , 'its ' , cold
st , nervousness , hoadaehe , lame bank ,
HJ ihts disease , hidney ami liver com-
Jihunts , loss of vitality , lead poisoning ,
aok of ncrvo force ami vigor , wasting
\veakness of these dlsoasos ot a personal
liaturo in male and fomalo.
The very latctt Nu > v 1'ork styles ro.
w-l wojly at M rn. O. A. Hogors.
THE BATTLE OF TIIK BALLOTS
Thi Work nt the Polls Ye ter < Uy Eid a
Dsinooratic Tiuglo.
HELM'S HEAVY LOSS OF CATTLE.
1 * I r of Accidents Tlio Paving or
I'onrlKM-oct Tin- > ary !
KficrptlonMiittei'8 of
minor Import ,
l > ni > y nt , the Poll * .
Vp tordny nearly eveo thing was
tip to thu election. Tlicro was adonrth
of other news ami ether nvittc.iM of talk.
The jiollH were the centers of interest
and yet there was lilllo there worthy of
record except the votes themselves ,
which could not bo got at until the count
was linisl.ed. The day pa cil very
peacefully and there was little disorder-
linc.xK , nlthough there were "videnccs
plenty that the foiintniimof u.iti-prohibi *
lion were not kcjit sealed as lightly as
was lo bo inferred from the mayor's
bombastic proclamation that every
chance to } ? et a drink \vis : to bu cut oil' .
Some of the saloons had their windows
and doors closely curtained more
closely than It would suuin was necessary
if Ihore was nothing going on inside , and
thorn were numerous voters who were
exercising tln'iraud'rajre power with stag
gering lunbu and muddled bruins. 'I'liu
work at the polls was not charaetcri/.ed ,
however , by any hpcoial c.xcltemunt or
hurrah. Fights , and evi n < piarrcln
seemed scarce , and the diaeu-sioiis and
chatlings ended mostly in wind without
blows.
The most disturbance .syeme.d to arlso
from the police themselves , and if it had
not been tor them there would have been
more of a cpiakcr time. At the 1'ourth
ward poll * t tis wi s particularly notice
able. One of the rcguKrs and a hpeeial
hinl a wordy war over the special arrestIng -
Ing a fellow on the charge of selling his
vole , the regular thinking the arrest un
warranted. Then there was another
narr iw cseupo from a row between this
regular and another , tint latlpr oliarging
the former with roaring about his pe < f-
dling ropublio.u tioki ts and voting the
th" republican tiiilcot. No blows were
struck , but there was a lively scene for a
few minuti > s , the policeman churged with
being tinged with democracy Btoutly de
nying that he hid : voted at nil , and insist
ing that instead of puddling rcpuliTe in
tickets he v/as peddling d-'inocralie ones.
It will be an in ten sting feature of sorno
future council meeting to tee who claim
pay for nerving on police duty on this
election day. The mayor pin on ypooi.il
policemen , and , us in oiln tlio Ct ! e , ihc
regulars , who are on niglil duty , put in a
day also for extra duly It is jireity well
known wno were peddling tickets yester
day , and busying thcui.s < .lviR ! electioneer
ing , and the jnimio \\ill baldly stand it
to nave tlio city pay out of the treasury
the wugos of these men. If they put in
the day working for home political party ,
let the party organisation pay them tor
their day's work , and the city can hardly
be exported to pay them under the pre
tense tnnt they were special nolice , or
doing extra duty. These bills will be
w itched with MIHO inten-st , and the
facts will come to the = urface , in matter
who they m.iy hit. The council should
watch aNo , and not allow thcmsi'lvos to
be duped iiit > paying waxl workers , on
the claim of b ing _ appointed oy the
mavor as special police.
"flow is it going * " was a query heard
on every side yesterday , and the answer !
were as varied as the answerer.It !
seemed , however , generally conceded
lon-y before the closing of the polls , that
thc'democratu were putting in more votes
and more work than wa < u'X/eete | < l. This
city h.i.s licen an uncertain quantity in
political problems for .some time , and
nii'ch de-ocmld on the personal popular
ity of the candidates. The democracy
seemr.d to bo having the lead yesterday.
however , IM the prohibition qutlon iu
this strongly aiiti-probibition eily no
doubt cost , the republicans many voles.
From a surface gathering of opinions
and talk iihonl the polls it seemed that
Col. Sapii scon red many democrat ft votes
and I hut not a few republicans voted for
< . 'ol. Kcatley. Armour , for hherill1 , also
ccoined to bu more of a favorite among
the democrats than most , of the republi
can candidates. lUrkland , for auditor ,
iTijmed to bo running like a dear. The
domocrai.-i were thick , however , and
seemed coutidcut of having a good ma
jority in the city , and the republicans
Hoenied down hearted. It appo-irs that
the rcpubhe.in p irty was poorly org .m-
r/.i : ( ( and the democrats succcc.dru in
capturing mont of the ward workers.
Such WIN the fueling when the polls )
eloped , and the count eonim' need.
Agre.il deal of talk was made before
election about the buying of votes , and it
'Misunderstood that ibe leaders of both
ji.'rtie \yould unite in trying to detect
and puiiinh any nitompts to tcouio voten
iu this way , und yet the heal. otthu eou-
(
U'ht si't'ined to cuu ° e them to forget thi ° ,
and while there \vwo jiostrd in publie
places plueardrf od'erinp ; rewards lodetec-
tivt'n ami threattining | iiuiishnieiit to of-
leudern , 1'iere ' seeiueit to be about as
niiioli hly trick , ry siiid mysterious eoii-
ferences and suspicious handling of
money as usual In a city of this.o. ' .
Yesterday morning ini'S man , named J' ir-
rolt , who gamed .some notonuf ) in police
circles as avert hit * > s sort of tellow , was
arrebti'd for soiling his vote. Ju.ir what
evidence can bo Hhown i agidaBl. him
remains to be Keen , but it , is uudiiititood
that it is not very etroiig. It is said that
the worst evidence against him is liteown
admission that he wat * pronii'-cd a ninall
amoiint by a in.ui uiunoJ Ma-xwoll for
voting a certain ticket. The threat is
made to have Maxwell arrofcted as won
ho can bo found , and the c.it-o v.'ill ] > rob-
ablit be .liri'il ' in court to diiv.
Some of the republio'ins hereliifit even
ing expressed themuelves as , satitiiiul that
in this county it w.is a great , mistuKo that
the convention did notan _ coutemiil.iteii ,
jU"S riisolutions eiidor iug high Jiconw ,
and planting their cindidate.s biiiarcly |
on that platlonu. This so.me claim v/ould
li.ivo b ( en coiisifclent with the declara
tions of tlio liirt state plattorm.
The vote in the city ye.sterday was a
light one. The pollM-losed attt o'clock
and Iho tedious count commenced , it
being prologucd far into the night , the
Fystem in vouuo here , and the number of
Hcr.ilehcil tic kilts m. iking it ver.y Blow.
Tno number ototes c sl in the eily was
astoilows : Frst ward , f > 15 ; Second ward ,
7itil ; Third waul , 05 ; Fourth ward , KM.
'Jotalaul. ;
IN 'ini : < 'ITV.
On the Mraighl ticket the dcmoeratn
lm\u a majority of v'.V ) . At a lute hour
the democrats claim to Inuo elected their
entire county ticket by at , leas * 'UKI ma-
joiity. The republican * * would not con
cede no lar o a majority but they could
KCC no good ground for cliilmlrg the
election at any man on their ticket. The
unuiuul amount ot .split and scratched
U' kets will cause the count to be prq-
* iged lo a Into hour in the night.
'n the Fourth ward at 1U. 10 a. in. , the
t\ , nit , being completed gave Sapp Ui7 ,
Kiialley M , , Klrkland ! U , lil.uiuvu1GO ,
Armour iW > , Keel -J77.
KKOJI Till' COUKTUY.
. . ni.-Tho
AvovA.tip. ' - demoeraUo m -
jority in KIIOX county is 12 ? for the head
of the ticket. Armour is thought to be
lully up to Ills ticket and prob.ibly .1 llttlo
ahead.
The dcmocratio mujorhy on the
ticket is 17-J. The vnto.on the county
ticket is Kcatly 1)11 ) , Sapp Idu , ( 'lr.vtou
C-27 , Klrkland , H8 - . > ] ' 3l , Armour 313.
Citt m i-.sT ( ITs IS p. in U el s ma
jority for sheriff ts ' < a
NhoLA , H .SO ti m K > T > Illinois badly
mixed , both firk'-ts beincj cf'ttt lied Iu
IVoomcr township Horl run iO ahead of
his tickfll , Malhcws < \ ah-iid.
WAI VIT. li-JW p. m. Tlio doiuocrftUo
mnjorityisfiO.
OAKLAND , 10 03 p. ni.Uelknnp town-
phip gavo74 ropublicnn mnjority , and on
the republican county ticket about UO.
Nr.oi.A , Itl'iW ) p. m. Kcalley ! J7 , and
llee.l IW majority . A republican loss of
ubout I.
In I'lcn. ftiil township Sapp had .1(1 ( , K mil-
ley HKJ and Armour IM. Keel had 1-0 ( - , a
dtniocratjc gain of ! ! , " > .
Nr.oi.A , ? : ( ) ( . in. With Jo more votes
to count , the democrats luuc a majority
of 15 > .
MiNDixr. Nov. 3 , 11:03 : n. m.-Thc total
vote cass is 17 ! . \ \ luting recolve. Kij ,
Larrabco .V ) , Ueatley ISO , Sapii.VI , Keel
117 , Armour V ! l-llingcr ) fJI , Field M.
Alidnight Tlio di mocratic ffite ticket
has a majorit of IW. Higby over Sapp Oil ,
Keel over Armour ii < ! .
Nr.oLA , Nov. a , 12-li ! ! p. m.-A full
count , gives the democrats a mujority of
27 on the statn ticket. The. local ticket
givts Higby 15ft , Sapp 107 , Heel 157 , Ar
mour 10J.
Addilional ( ? ounoll IMufl's election returns -
turns will bo found on the eighth page.
1'nvinu 1'UHil Htroot.
It has been discovered that there wan a
fatal defect in the pas ago of the resolu
tion ordering Pearl street pived. The
records show that the lesolnthm was
not voted for by three-fourths of the
council , that number being necessary
when the work is not petitioned for by
two-thirds of the properly owners.
The.ro is no expectation of the paving
being done this fall , and perhi > ps not in
the life of the present council , as half of
the aldermen retire next f-pring , and
Koruo objection hu < i been raised about the
present council anticipating so much
work , which the next council must com-
jilete. On the. other hand it is urged I hat
if tlio work is ordered this fall and the
bidfi received now , much lower bids can
bo got , for the lucky contractor can get
out bis nuiteriiil llus winter and g ( t it
lus.s tli.m in Iho f-prino : . In view of nil
the u facts the council has rociiulod the
defective resolution , but has not aban
doned tlio idea of ordering the work
done , and probably at the next meeting
another resolution will bo pi'.iwd as
many of thu property o 'iors are in favor
of ordering the work. T.ie street is ono
of the most important in the oil > ami
needs paving biidly , and the contem
plated improvement will add greatly to
the valno ot the property.
iSubbtantial abstracts of title and real
cBti-.te loans. J.V. . , & K. L. Uquire , 101
Pearl street.
_ _
WANTKD Wheat , corn and oats in car-
lots. Liberal advanucK made on all eou-
'iigmnente , by .1 Y. Fuller , Council Ijlulls ,
Iowa , and Omaha , Neo.
Heavy Imss of Cattle.
Fred Helm , a farmer living about/ six
teen miles northwest of LeMars , seems
to have more than his t-h.tro of hard luck
lately. Last spring a .severe hail btorm
struck his place and canned a heavy loss ,
his entire crops being pearly gone. Now
ho has been subjected to another serious
loss , Iho particulars of which arc thus
given by the .Sentinel :
A short time ago ho gathered the pro
ducts of a largo bf-ct patch , and cutting
oil' the tops tbre'v them iu a pile in the
yard , while ho carefully IIOUHJII the bcfe's
proper. Nothing further WHS thought of ,
the beet tops , anil they remainoi where
tirst thrown , getting wet , then heating ,
and t'lially they bc.gau lo rot.
One day. the fore part of l.i t wcnfc.Mr.
Helm had occasion to turn his cattle into
the yard where were ihc- beet tops , nnd
apprehending no d.uigor , paid no further
attention to bis stock. Th" cattle , how
ever , were not elow in finding their way
to the pile of leavi s , .mil lo-a'no time. ii\ \
gorging tlnjms'dvo" , then they started for
water , ninny of them d.\ing before they
reached the creek or pool. The prairie
wis literally co eied with their carcas
es , and on counting them th. owner
found that thirty -two he.id of Ins tinest
steers and in.lch cows had diet ! from the
effects of eating these loaves , which were
iu a state of decomposition , and the g.m
from which had caused the caliJo to FO
bloat up that they were nearly doubln
their former slxo. Mr. H liu removed
the hides from tlio thirty-two head of
dead calllc , and look thv-in to Moux City ,
where they were sold , 'ibis hws is about
Picot Ribb 113 in the latest colors at
] \lrs. \ Hogers. _
If you wish to make legitimately from
ten to lifty dollars per day write to Judd
Smith , ! No. ! U Fourth blreet. Council
lilli.i'li.
A I 'air of AouidtintN.
About noon je.stei'.lay Clarence Car-
ley , a boy of about. 1- ! , employed in
McClurg's cracker factory , while trying
to adjust a belt got his fot.l caught , and
wan tin own to the tloor and quite scriouHly
injured , both bo ics of his leg ju'-t above
the ankle bei" " broken. He was taken
into Mr. .M C U K'S re ! ifie.e ! , next to
Iho f.ictory. .unl ( ) r. Hart called in to at
tend him. At list accounts the boy was
resting as comfortably r.s could > < o ex
peteil. !
On Monday night Mrs. Hice , living at
No. ! ii Nortii K.venth street , fell down
the cellar htairway , and wa * qn'lo ' badly
bruibcd and her left aiilclo fractured.
For hardware and house tnrnibhiiigs
get jiriccs of Cooper & McUuo , I\o. yl
Main street , _
Finest diKplay of mcoiKhaum and
sniohers' goods for holiday gifts. T. J ) .
'
King it Co. , Cigars and 'Tobaccos , 51 ! !
Broadway.
Pliry Maids' Reception.
ThoX V / oouluty of the Congrcga-
tloiial cliurcli will giv.j a "dairy maids' "
reception Friilii evening , November 0 , in
.Mu-onlu hall. A miicieal | ) iogrumino
will occitny the lin part of the evening.
Daily .Maids' .Soiu ; . ( lionet
Iteeltation Dairy iluld . Paimlo Walker
SniiL'H .Saiulh o' ! > LI ; . A mm Ilccbu
Invitation .
SoiiK-Wb.'teAio Vo.i . ( iulnit ? )
llocltal'on ' . AIuv ohorholtier
J.Htlo Mold .Milkiini. . . . Whuiio ( ; rona
Lunis : ] cheap at lloaier's , 23 Main St.
Cornet Abstract * of TitJo and Hor.l ILs-
l ate Lo.uisat MoMahon .V CD'S , Kn. 4
Pearl btrcct.
W. F. hleColluugh came in off the ro d
yesterday.
Mrs. < ) . I/yiniiri and son have gone to
Olney , 111. , tt. vn-il relatives thoro.
Mrs. .1. V. Fi-r Mter Is reiiorted aw lying j
v ery ill at her home , No. Olft Kighih
ris Troxt- . one of Hod OiiKV o.-lima-
blo young ladies , is visiting AiU-i Jl.iunali
Allen.
lv l Mott , wlui i hiiN had a teyero lllnpss
lusting live or t-ix weokd , manure * to get
out. on the Atrocts .iguiu
Mr. Cuniilughiuii. c jioolal agi nl of the
HawK'Ojo ( iifcurnnoo company , \\.us in : ho
city ycHtorday adjiiiUu a losji.
L. Kinnehan , who lost his Jcjj soiuo
months ip ) ; i. pn . - , ( . ' ! li u' at tbf tr.uis-
fi.r , ifli'bV to I1 ' ) ' * > it. ' ' ' - ,
anil > i ifr > J-i. . .ot out invott1. 'NVrli'ds '
tisu.ii indcp MH ! nre Ib did not wi it for
the w.i < ; nu , but ( \alk\4l So t''i ' polls.
Conductor . F. iCwnnors , of the
Norlhwo'ilnrn , has r-'tunieil from his
trip to Michigan. Hr In ono of the old-
eM , conductors on thnt rend in yenri of
continuous f > i-rvie < ? , nnd lifts sluck ? o close
by hi * lutii' tbiM hwvel mcnted a lay-
oil'and recrcnlory trip.
Congressman llorr.of Michigan , hav
ing fought : i gooil fijXhr1 , and electrilied
Jowa audiences bybin ( ilrHiut'i1011 alll
wit , is now rotinjj v , few dn\sattl'0 '
home of Dr. Piniiej Ir. . llorr is also
bore , she being a siilerof lr. ) Pintiey.
This gives miinj ol Mr. llorr Hilmirers
pleatianl opportunity to meet him and
come in ole er personal conlact and tic-
quiiintancc.
K \Vrijjht. l . Ptenotfnuihor. TM ! Mills
fitreet. Aiminvicusia work. Typo writer ,
copying and reporting.
Every onnbuying Sfl cents worth of T
H. King iV Co. , has a chance , free , in tlio
great drawing , le.cembor : M.
For everything in the crocrrv line give
the new linn of Kintt Kleob , KJJ
Hrondwny , n trial. Kverythiiif ; now and
fresh. I'ancy groceries u specialty.
Coltago ranges , ( jarhind stoves , Ha-
( Hunt Homes and Hub heaters of the very
JaU'St patterns at bed rock prices , a't
Cooper A Mcee's ( ? , Xo. 41 Mwin jtreel.
COUNT PULASKPS HEIR.
A Wfishington di patch says : Mme.
.Tarock ! ) , a yrand-niccc of Brigadier-Gen
eral Count Pnhiski , tlio Polish hero of
our Hovolutinnury war , was for tlireo
years employed in the war department ,
licing appointed by President Arthur at
the inlUmcc of Governor Curtin , ot Penn
sylvania. . She is a very ardent demo
crat , and says thathist year she eontrib-
\iled JiM to the campaign fund for the
election of President Cleveland.
So\cn l weeks njo she was dropped
from Hie rolls of Iho department , and she
says that hho is the only democratic
clerk who luis been di mis.-od. She lias
made several appeals to be rrinptalcd ,
but Secretary Lndicolt has refuv d to
give her even a hearing. Mmo. .lavoeuu
wus baiiishinl with her husband to Sibe
ria in 1 158 for taking pirt ; in a Poli ll in
surrection , They wore cynlined in Siie- )
ria cij ht years , and her husband died
during his continemenl. She obtained
her release through the ell'ort.s of Mr.
Curtin whonhe wasminisU-rtoSt. Peters
burg upon the recommendation of Ham
ilton I'lfih , who was then secretary of
state. The r'ppcalas made on oocouut
of tlic claim of Count I'uhiski to the grat
itude of this government for his wrice.0. .
It v/as with great dilHculty that her re-
lea.se was iHvompIisheil. She was taken
to St. Petersburg , where the minister
found thai her family bad been stripped
of all their pot-'s fsions.
The llnllrd Stales government paid bur
expenses lo this country. Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe and a' number of other
prominent ladies iutcinjstcil themselves in
Iicr behalf. She came to Washington ,
and soon after was given i this place in
the war department , i She is : i < lircet
heir loathe grant of land given to Count
Pujaski by congress ? ooii lifter the revo
lution , in recognition of his services. Ho
never claimed the land , nnd the grant
was renewed from yoir : to year , in the
interest of his heirs. Tim last time the
aot wns renewed was in i ; < ri ! .
Tlio civil war caused thin grant to bo
forgotun ) and dropped. Thu grant has
been recognized by various secretaries of
stale anil is a matter of 'record ' in con
gress. She is penniless nintl absolutely
without friends. White there nitty have
been reasons for dropping ) her froni'i the ;
rolls of the department it. Fu < miil as
though she could bo refiognis-ed in > m 1
way by thn government. The fact that
this reward \ran never claimed does not
make the obligation of the government
any the lets binding.
Fancy and Staple Grocsricj.
. 163 - Hroadtaray.
Opposite Ogden House ,
Cotmcil BhiiT - Sa.
Tins hoii o being a new ono , consequently
quently everything in stock is new and
Jresh.
Prices as reaponable : is any Other gro
eery in the weht.
Ono trial is all we ask.
KEWTZ
Ghocevs.
13 111
" " ' * *
s&i&vr5 < yj ( jfy/71
\ \ JAW
SVMPTOWiS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.oa ofnpprllto , IloiT ' | ) iooTllve , I'-.lulu
tlio boat ) , wllb u tlull ecunuliou In HIM
hnck pun. 1'nlu un-'av iin ! Blinuldi.-r-
hfntlo , I'nllBcni uflor c.iflne , wllli ndl .
loclliMlionla vxiMilonoi' tiuilr or mind ,
llTltabllltyofiomper , I/OM'Bplrllo , wild
ufcelinif ofhinluKm glcclrd oniuiliily ,
Wearine. , Dli luc-ti , ritiltf rliij nt lljo
llcan. Uots Ii liiroflio erci Itrndarlin
ever tlie rlcbt rye , Jlvilrrrct \ , \i\tli \
nifuldrrnms , Jlltt lily colored lri ! rnLa
CONSTIPATION.
TOTX'H ri J.I.S are especially Oil pWrJ
to lauh ciffn , ono Oixo eirocw nuali a
'
OTT'8 UfRlOT
DM ) Iwily , I'ntltliy iU-sb.
injatttiiai3 lLa ivwii , r-'pjJi * tt5 Tiiiftm nt
VmijLt..iu van p.ira l.toxi i.n J luni LH , - ;
tjuaj tie iH-rtoiM nxevin , iutlcuniloo I'm
lirtJD , anij Iiiiiili | ittnor ! of liiKJih jd.
$1. H < ) M lU'dsiifS'lMX
Olfl'J ; K t-i Murray SI. , ? . 'owVurk.
RPEOCAL NOTTOKa
OrofliU r ro'iirnnt rilftl .11
I.o t. FounJ. To LOAD. Vor SH'O , 'I'o "eut , w suit *
llnnnlliifr. tr , will Do } iiM > rt l ) > i I Ills column l
HIP low rnlo of TK.V cn.STS J'RU LINK for tlio
first liiwi-ilon unit KIVJ5 rr.NTS I'KK KINK Tor
pnch su'urnuctit Insertion. l a\e mlvertle-
tnoilant our oBk'Co , U l' rl ( Uvct , uuir
T OIt \tK-HHmt J' 'r t : of mm in * to
1 Ort > ilin m nfvcmnti.it inv buMti'PS , 1 ollir
tor cnirt my rmhteco , c-oviier foiirth ninniin
( "id Nlntit street. Itiqulro un | iremsw. ! A. 1' .
oimv
, N < > . 4 I'o nrl
WANTrp-Pirmton lir l nlv tt'io "loiV *
OrTinsii nt l Kli.tiWi Mm neil p\oorlence
us i-loi k. Aiiiirv.il > M. tM-olt , .Su. Mi Main titH'l.
liulubor.
nnil stpiuly Jjh to coml limn AitUrrss or
cull for I' . II , liu : oKic , foimcll
rou S AI.U rou IUNP : nu
MO. JO For M' Mirr < 'ntnn vry llltr i nl lcrni .
l Tlio Catincil H'IIHR VnioiMtll.fiiniOoiK. | . with
Iheliirno Ixfimllncr house uud thtoo nrits of
iti.iinil.
No. iV A l > npiiio * iinMwtv In rhcni eo.
Olu'i-ohw tM'inij' . Jiwrn , will triuli ) lor ntwlcni
lATnl.4. V.iluc. uNmt K.ail.
Nil , : iH--A licMiiHrul luuno In the town of llnft
Inxc. > l'lf ' ! eoiimy , lo n , lor Nehriislin luiul.
Vnlur , W i.
No. U A i : xxl lni'lncM jirnH'rtv | niul lf > o 11
n ; iu > 'ii"n I'K'P' y fn Hie town of Clirnvo
Bounty. 111. , loiv down for cash or will
i1 lor v/iMt''rn IMHUI- .
No. 170 A BUlcii'JM iiirni , well Imprrtvc-d , 010
ncTC In iik < lcln on wi-.nly , lo n , julnlnir HIP
tinvnuf Sflrll I iUr. 1'rlco , for ort Unit' ,
f Ti | > or un .
No. lf ( lo IfA > ) four lii ( > rnvc < l fnrms In
l'bllllp riiiiiitr , Kiiii as , oicti wild K muni ! la
tunilcaii'-o lln t'lit.lljH will lie < > \chaagcU for
mti'i in Nubr.mkn ,
Nil ! iH-4M ) net * " ! In lliillisii'nty.Xvb. ' , partly
i'i | , nt n I ! jt Itarpiln. Wntit * to oM-
.
No. M A line too Htinv lirlek TfMoncn , onn
ol llic lif-n KM Mtlotirt In ( ount'il llhiMs. will tiiuln
lor MKVI uuInt'iintiorL-l Kunmi.s > \ - NoUi &Uu
Inndv. \ nine , tljiti. (
No. t& Hinl 11 AIT MTO ether liuiuitlfot homos
In ( "oiitidl MluirK , blob oi ti j'pynienjH will boy
111 II iMUVIllll.
ND. Wv brnntlfnl suburbiin Inatttion In Iowa
Cilj , Id-ni. will I'.xcliiuiKi. lor v/tstuni lumls.
Vtibie , 1 < . < V.
The UKI\ ! HNI only r v of oi.r spitnl I'sir-
piuns. If jou'viiisnt nnvlliU'T ' " trmloor nell ,
ur H. ml l jt-'l ! any itiil i .l.tln ( ir ineii'liixmliiie ,
viilo us.Vn have M"N' ml irtunl * i\t'U " ' irotild
to ti.l'lp Tor lands. SWAN \V.\I.KKIt ,
_ roiii'i-lt l'nT ! ' , Iinvn.
TICKET OFFICE
, ] . L. De BBVOISE , Agent ,
No. M7 lironihrnr , Oonni. ! ! DHin-c
Time Table.
TliO follnwlnr M thy time < if rvrr'vnl ' nnd
i1uurtiur | ol tmlii liy unfr'il i.cin.lnrtl time , HI
Ihi'li.icnl 'l < 4n > l.s. 'l'tiilniiixii ] tniiir < ti < r < lopi > i lea
nilnwoM nirllrr and ixrrH-i U n uilmiioi lulr. .
DLP.tUT. .MIHIVC.
our inn it vnnTHvrurr.tt.v.
V5l. : M. . . , . . .JlullKuilljCir | < "M . r..V3r.M. :
l":4Ur. : l . Aeemni'iiitliitnm . 4 : 1 1 > . i.
. . . .
UHIC.MJO A IJOCK 1U1.\N1 > .
Pi'.ri A. M . Mull mull ; * pious . li'SU' . n.
7tfiA. : M . Acc"UimiKjnlinn . 5 l"ie. M.
6wi'.M : ; . } * A\in \ m . i'ii5A. : M.
cmrAii ) . uiiAVAitir. : i ST. i-n'i. .
] l2fl ; .1. M . Mini 'mil KxtirwH . 1 > : ( jnr. .
Gi"Sl > . M . Ilvtire.- . IIU"i A. .M.
CHICAGO. i > rii.i ( > ninN i guiNt\ .
! ) : JO.l. u . Jtull'iiKl Uipiti. * . 7:10 : P.M.
in 'il'.M . Ktjirt- * . SKA.M. : )
. .
SilftP. M.Jxi ilt. Linifs Kitito nLijfal .
11.00 r.M.TriUi'li'r Si. ( .011:01 : t.Tr.u Ur.llSO : e. M
K \VKAS ciT' , , nv. .ion 1 1 OHM 11. in , err- .
10:1(1 : ( A. M . Mull ami n.\pn s . 7.5r. ! ! M.
ll.'Uii'.M . Kiirrt- | . 0 : . " > ' . . rJ.
mot \ CITV & PAITEIC.
7irA.U . Sii'ilC ly Miul . 1Bli' jt.
J-rtlTi r. u . St. KiMil Uiprc-t. ) . hi ) A. M-
I"OOK I'tCll 1C.
)1WA. > 1 . Denver Kiprv-H-i . < : ; e. M.
l : < 'fii' ' . M . .Lincoln 1'iitwi , Oni. i It. V..SA" ) l > . ' .
7:4T > t > .u . OvrvlKiiil r.i | ( s > . 6JOA. : M.
DVMMY 'JllAtr.MTO OKllhA.
IXMHO Council niunfM 7:03 : 7 : .v , u'irt : 10W : ;
11:10 u. m. : l : Jiaia : : ! : iW-Ju'.l.-rtci' )
ll:4f > l > . m. Lc Tt ! Omulii tir > 7'J5 S..Vt U.iJ )
11:16 iu m : 1S:5J : ! : ' .M-aUO : iuU : 4uj : 5:05. :
ONLY HOTEL
la Council
/i in I all Tiiuacrn llni'Vovonii'fi'.H , cnll In UK , lire
Uluilil il'.ll , I'U ! . , IfUlO
CJIE8TOW HOUSE !
KQe.Xl&\itt \ r.int 21 ! ' , JJaiu Flniot ,
.MAX Mi.'liN. Proprietor.
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
fitans Fall S V/infer Wear
Mrns' nml lloya' HiHlnops Suit' .
Weils' nml Jloyn' llmpK Suili.
CluMroiin' Kvnrv Uny mm Jlrt Jfl PulK
liv'fivimtH Iwr Jti n , l ! < ii'K mill 1'blMruii.
Men-hunt Tiuior Sulis.
Jlcrcluuit Tailor Ovtrc tt ,
Mcrch.int Tailor Troirwr * .
) ) ' ] i u' 1 to the Ix'Kl , in onl'ir ,
At linlftfio i-rteo.
* t teiiH1 fcnllfi mill Orrrpout * .
T.iiiin Metis' Kuli niJtl ( vnii < ' > at , .
Fat.Munn' Trowsci-s.
Fi'iimlofis BhiiTB mill Trowfis In t
ModlviiK'd Bour'-td. K < l/iv Htuvv
I'lUiey Colwoilvoulaiiuil inixua quuiluu * , Jrom
ic cuch to Sl.OJ.
DUHLAP Mm STETS028 HATS
FOK TH15 KALI. OP lrfS.1.
E cn tnax-axEsTGr a 00123
G-loves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And CuiTs ,
Of flrstrlass ( juiilitios r.n'l ' ii'Hton.iblo prjcuj.
RETAIL
, Council Hiuirx. lonn.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
In HtaU ami Ko-ler.il
i iuj.1 a , .3 iii.- .
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
d CO. ,
Have removed to their Xow Store ,
Bos. 32 & 34 Main and 33 & 38 Pearl Sts. ,
KIXT noon sorni OF THE TOSTOFFICB ,
Whno they have put in a now stock of
I
Ladies1 and Gents Furnishing Goods , Etc , , Etc , .
Among which nvc the following lines :
Hats and Caps , G-loves and Mittens , ( rents
Neckwear , Gents' Underwear.
HOOTS ANII SHOES , THUNKS AND VAI.IRVX , MONAUCH FINK Situtii .
.Ladies' Children's and Jin'tmes * U-udcrwea-r ,
Hosiery and Gloves , Cloaks and Shawls , Ladies' Valises , Blankets ana
Flannels , ftockfort/ Carpet Warp in all Colors.
JOHN BENO & CO. ,
No. 3J and ni Main Street , Council lllull
No. ! U ami \ \ ' > 1'carl St.reet.
'No TBAVBLING AG-ENTS !
J-LM1'I.YE1) ) UV , T. Jl nilLLU'S , WIJOI.KSALK UUALKK IN
es & Rubber Goods
To. 413 Broadway , Council Bln b.
Our cuctonmrs got the bcnelit of Ihc CNpcnsc thu > uavcd. Sent ! for prloo
liriol ; b "Mines of any Kind rnl'cil or innvol r.n 1 6nt < > .fnclion guuranleixl. fimim liouson mova
oulitlUul. .anttrUuKb Iho bt t in the worlJ.
WNcn. iii.fw-y ,
AND
KO. 29 Main Street , Council Blufib.
THS NEW YOHX.
G58 BnOABWA'2" .
JJLU1-T3 , - - - IOV/A.
Pablie end PHvt'fo ' Sysfesis
cf
l\itcr woiks nnil Vontiliitlon designed
ami tioiiMruulod. jj >
work in nil itu hniiiulics.Thia
ntny luivo ony of tlio Uir.it sic
btouk' < of plumbing ood.s in the west
IJAHIIY HIKICINIUNIC ,
Malinger
NowYorl ; Plnniblngt'oniiinny S53 llruuil
way Council IJlull'.i , Tc-hijihono No 27.
II. UH GOOJV8
MRS. D. AJBENEBICT'S ' i
No. E37 nixiailv.Hy , Council THulM.
Hail * Goods of all Kinds
Made to Order.
Hair Goods of all tyles
Ready Made.
No. 337
r c
ni
ti
Council Bluffs Carpet te
Our Ftootc If nwr comptalo In < ivory
mcnlunU contuljin u ! ) tlio Julietttvlojfiiiuuil'o<f
In
GAltJPJETS ,
CUJtTAlNS ,
PHOLBTERY GOOD.S
inc. , urn
run-
Tl * Ti/tt It
* yv S
A D-
! Lowest Prices.
run ONLY r.xct.nsivr : CAUIMU' IIOUSK IN
WlUSXKltN IOWA.
I'l.r.H furiliiliL'J iixjii | i.pjilk'.Hdou ( o
of lo > rn | ii
I'lNE ' UPHOLSTCRY WORK TO OBDRIi
Council Bluffs Cafpst Companj
403
DRESSMAKING ,
CUTTING AND FITTING ,
Fonnoily of Nnv York ,
No. Wl'cHilHlruut , Council Illuffrt , rowr.
TIIOH. opncctt. M. w. ir. I-HHEY.
m Hu Solsn'oa
.p.ionl.ui.r.
. < > r llr , v. II.
nf\lltr.t ri- , , . Jl'1' ' ' ' ' ' "iruut. llmlOil ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , ( "lil' ' " iagliifi1ia i
t.'v ' , ' * ' ! ? " . . " ' " > < l ° " ' " - - - ltd j ( [
. , KMrft
/flatly S.iuh - (
'w > < Ml | | l | | li | 1M1
jMiiMiuiu iui 1'iiucr , 1LYLB1 ? .
