THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : AVuI . OCTOBER 2 , 1880.
THE DAILY BEK ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SASUTDAY MOHN'INC O ( . roitliU. 8.
OtTIOE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Drlmr l t > ) uni HIin mi ) pnitoF tliccltj nt
Uuntj ci
II , W. Tli.io.v ,
r , No. 4 .
NIGHT Knn on No 2J.
MIN'Olt .MENTION.
Now York I'linuljhn Co.
Now fall goods ut Hoilcr' .
Cheap ruilioad ItukcU at Hitslinell's.
"Kast L\iinu" al maltnuuthis after-
noon.
( Jnn I'D/CH ' ( Mblncts and a lai c iianel
for t-J 10 al Schmidt's nallui'i.
Iho Scottwooil nine to day pluj HID
J ) iV. 1) nine on tin ; institute ronml-i.
Ei'l'lie reiullii'iui | prntiaiics arc tolju held
Uils evi'iilnn to "duet dule utt'S to thu
uounteoiiu'iition. .
Yt'Sturtltij morning a lunauay oc
curred on Madison .sti out , and a bpiing
wagon was demolished
Telephone No It ) ? has been put into
thu up town ollico of Win. 11. HuriKs the
Union I'acilic general agent.
To night the rollicking comedy , .Josh
Whitcomb , will lie givun ! > } tliu Ihine
company at the opcta liousu.
United Status .Senator Allison speaks
this evening in Masonic hall. L.ulies as
ANull as gcnth-mun aru iinitcd.
Tht1 In > t manlago licunsu issued this
month was gt anted yesterday to S. Hob-
insou and Nill 1 i ( > eman , both of tins city.
Tlio dumoeiatic jnnnaries arc to beheld
hold TnuMlay evcnimr ne\L to seluist dulu-
gatiis to the democratic c'Hintx uonen -
lion ,
All llii ! ladies should sou Miss Ho\\e at
the matinee this aftetnoon. Her cos
tumes aie elegant and her acting still
more so.
The Des Monies policemen aie petitioning -
ing the city council to furnish them \\ith
winter overeo.its at the city's expense.
buch a petition licit1 would lake away
thu bic-ith of the aldeimen , if not that ot
thu policemen.
J'oliccman Nick O'Hrien sa.s . the HI.K
yestenlay ga\i > him the cieilit of woik-
mg tin the ancst for hoiisebreaking
agauibt C'hailes Clark , while he only
helped on the case , Olllccr Jo Weight-
man deserving the bulk of credit.
The legal conteht as to thtj ownership
of the "White Swan,1' one of the favorite
boats on Lake Manawa , is to take place
In Justice Schuiv.'s comtearlyneUweek.
As .soon as the case is determined the
boat is to be rechristcncd "Satisfaction. "
The Maude llo\\o company appears
this evening , closing the emr.igement
The opportunity of seeing and healing
this dimming young acti ess and her com
pany should not be missed. Those who
nave attended the nrevions evenings' en
tertainments will nrctl no urging.
Smith it Movers aie changing aimnt
Laey'.s old stand , ho as to nrovnlua liineli
counter. Ith all the st.\le now for e\cry
saloon to have a lunch counter and icgu
lar boaideis ' 1 hen the doors have to bo
opened on Sundays so as to keep the pub
lic fiom going hungry.
Ollicor Leonaui ycstoulay threw into
the bastilo ajoung man named Hinkson
for being di link and refusing to pay his
hack hire. When searched he had only
80 cents in hi pocket , which would not
go far towards pajiug tor an extended
trip Nith a Council ImuTs hack diner.
The news ot the disappearance ot the
ollicials of the Kaw Lifo association
causes a sensation among a goodly num
ber in this vicinity who hail pinned their
faith to _ itis a sure provision for their
families in case of death. The company
Iris done quite a business in this pail ot
the state.
Mr. lieokman , the city uoll tacolleo -
tor , is making arrangements with attor-
nius to commence suits against all delin
quents. Those who have not pi'id or
worked out their lav are fast binning
away their day of grace , and should.jump
to the front , settle and have the costs ,
which count up fast.
It is talked about that Chief Matthew s
is to be the lepublican candidate for
cleik of the courts. Matthew.s savs he
wont tun under nnj circumstances ? All
know that as chief of police ho wont run
woitli a cent , but is a slayer. As a can
didate for that or any otln r position on
the county ticket he would i tin like a
deer though. The only trouble is to get
him to consent to make the stait. lie
will run all light it he does , not refuse
altogether to .start.
The editor of the Vail Observer , al
though a republican , urges the choice of
1' . K C. Lally as county attorney , basing
thu enthusia.sm for lum on the ground
ol his Illness for the place , nnd urging
republicans of that county to support
him because the democrats arn to oll'or
no opposition to Judge Conner's election.
Mr. Lally has many friends heie , who
will bo glad to Joarn that his name is be
ing considered for Mich honors , and who
would bo still more glad to see him
placed in such a position. Ho is a joung
man who hah been a biilliantcampaigner
for the democracy , but yet has a happy
way of winning admirers among the re
publicans His reputation as an attorney
and as a man entitles him to some posi
tion of trust and honor.
Hov. J Is' Mills has just removed from
Vail , liaring been appointed to thu
church at Newell. In taking his depart
ure fiom Vail ho makes a public state
ment that he ! H compelled to leave with
out paying all of Ins debts , but that ho
will soiul w hat ho owes as soon as possi
ble. Accoiding to Ins statoniuut tint
church at Vail OWCH him 105 on his sal
ary , and if ho could gut this hu would bo
able to biniuiii up his bills at once. Ho
refused to allow a subscription paper to
bo passed aiound for his ouiiolit among
the outsiders , who would gladlv have
raised the amount. This public showing
ought to put the Vail clnueli to shame.
The laboior is woithy of his hire , and the
sooner thu Vail church and all similar
churches g t over the idea of a frco gos-
pnl of the soil which makes the pre.uiher
givu his time and strength without money
and without price thu better. Financial
honesty should be as prevalent in the
church as in business ciinles
A carload of largo , heavy mules , also
H lot of line , laigo hcav.t brood mares tor
nalo by Schlontcr A : Holey , Council
Mlufl's.
There is a special display of now
meerschaum goods and smokers' articles
Rt 1L ) , King it Co.'s ' , 01 ! ! Hioadway , for
thrco days , Take a look at them.
Just received , Ladies' lint ! shoes , best
makes. Prices low. Uco. 151a\im , 607
Main. _ _
First class regular dinner 35 oents.l'J to 3
o'clock. I'luunK chop houao , 505 H'way.
Hats regardless of cost. Closing out
hut stock of F. K. Stubbs , comprising
Knox's. Stetson's ; u > d other Inui brands.
E. H. WH.UAMS.NO. SOU Htoadwaj
Evcrnrd ami KiilttHii.'Miy Kd. Wnghl ,
for Bale by liiiblinvll & Cookwoll.
Fresh oysters in every style at the
Phtuulx Chop IIouso. No. 605 Uroadway
Hats regardless of cost. Closing out
hat stock of F. K. Stubbs , comprising
Kuox's. Stetson's and other line brands.
E. 11 , WILLIAMS , No , 600 Uroadway
Hard and soft coal , wood , lime , cement ,
etc. Council Hlufla Fuel Co. . No. 6U J
Uroadway , relcwhouo No. 130.
THRICE TRIED FOR J1KRDER ,
Olouser Agaiu Convicted and to Bo Shut Up
Tor Life.
A REFORMED GAMBLER MOBBED.
Tilnlul'a PostnuiMcr l-Nir Hmlip//.lc-
inc'iit An UxiH'iiNlii1 li tlcr Hud-
ncsM.Men Ariettcd l-or IColibcry
Otlirr ItllilTs Local.
FIN Tlilnl Sentence Cor IHe.
The ( 'longer murder dial eanic on the
board for the thiril lime al tiluiiwood
Uils week. The ln lorof the ca e is an
inteiesting one. The tragedy occurred
in August 187H , at or ncai a stone quarrs
in Mills count , ] 'I wo men , Doiau , the
boss of Iho ( inaiii , ami Tinan , a work
man , weie both shot down in cold blood
by some one concealed on the opposite
Mile of the lailuay track , nc.'ii which
their bodies weic found. Joseph Mo-
Cit-aiy , who lived ne.ir the hcenc was ar
rested as the muideier and promptly
conxicted , his scntenco being impiison-
menl for life It appeared that he got a
gun at his father's IIOUM. , and some ammunition -
munition from a neighbor , that ho went
to the supposed ambush , slipping oil his
shoes , and stealing stealthily along.
Other circumstances pointed to him as
the .issussin. After being in the neniten-
tiaiy a few years he niMlc a confession ,
but claimed that while a pally to the
ciimc he was not the real slater , Jasper
N Clouser doing the Miootlug. lie
claimed that theie was a grcit deal of
feeling oxer a diuiiken low at the ( pun ry ,
and that Clousur was determined to kill
Doran. MoCrcary was at the time icst
ing under an intlietmciit lor lobbery ,
being out on bail. He met ( 'louder in
Kgan's saloon in Haillett , and an
agicement was there made by which Me-
C'rcar. > was to get a gun for Clouser and
biinir it to him at the designated spot at a
ceitain time , for which scnico he was to
be given $100 , and tiiiuished xxilh two
good laxvyers to detoud liini in the lob-
her. } case MeCicary claims that he got
the gun , loaded it , met Cloiisoi ami ga\e
it to him. MeCieary then \\aitedata
coin CM ill while Clouser xvcnt oil to the
tailway Hack with the gun
When Clouser i etui ned he told
MeCieary that he had killed both ,
limn , and stated as thu reason for shoot
ing Tinan that after shooting Dor.in ,
Tman tinned around and saxv xxho was
the man that tiled the gun , and he hnd
to kill him to prevent him from nr.ikiug
trouble .
Clouser was hunted up and found in
the xvihls of the west , biought back heie ,
tiled before Judge Heed in the district
couit. and toiind guilty bv the imy.
.Judge Heed set aside the Addict and or-
deied a new tiial The case was then
hcaid l > efoie Judge Loofbouiow and
Clonsei tound truilty ag.un , tin * judgmeiit
as before being thai lie should hecut to
the nenilentiaii for lite. 'Iho ca e was
taken to the supreme com t and another
tiiul granted
Thus the case came to ( ilenwood for
the third trial. The trial has lasled
about a week Di tuct Attorney Thornell
pioseeiited , and although coming into
thi > case with little or no knowledge of it ,
he hainlled the slate's interests lum.irk-
ably well. Attornevs Stone and ( Jilli-
l.iud condueted the defense with stiongth
and sharpness One of the singular and
sensational tcatuics of the trial was the
piesenco on ( ho witness stand of four
porsons-who aio sorxing life sentcuces
for minder , Kaeh bait coiumitti'd : i
bloody crime , witli details dilleiiiig
widely. They weie bi ought fiom the
penitentiary mainly as x\itnesses for the
defense , to'show that MeCieary liad told
them that the alleged confession was
false in many important details.
The oa o went to the jury Thursday
night and yesterday morning they re-
titrsed a x'oidict of nuilty , and li\iug the
penalty as imprisonment f < ir life , thus
making the thiid time ill which Clou-or
has been couxieted. This will piob.ibly
1)0 an end to thu matter , and instead of
being three times and out , xvill bo thiee
times and in. Theie is an impicssiou
among many who havtghcard the details
that McCrean has fixed his story so as to
oveitse himself to a much greater c\ti nt
than the leal tacts would warrant , if fully
known , and that Clotisor , while jieihaps
not having had as much to do in the
crimu as MeCio.iry claims , .still was so
conoei ned in it , that the sentence of life
imprisonment is no moio than he merits.
If you want n gooil furnace and one
that will be as durable as jour house , get
a "Hichniond" at , Cooper tteMcGeo's.
MorrlN Is Mobbed.
Al Morris , " the reformed gambler , " as
hois knoxvn here , has been having a hard
time of it in JJnrlmgtoii , where he has
been indulging in street pleaching.
While here he dressed very dudish ,
sported a bilk tile and silk wipe , and in
manneid and speech disgusted thu com
munity , He has been a tin-horn gambler
for some years , and his lecord , by his
own statements has been such that ho
has barely escaped the gallows. While
here ho banked largely on what a sciisa
tional bad boy ho hail been , but had
changed his- modes of life and become
eauiestly engaged in haxing others from
the hlimos into which ho confessed to
have fallen. It WHS publicly staled here
thai some of the saloon-men a ml gam-
blurs had given him fid to leaxo Iho city ,
and not to speak hero any morn , and that
ho had accepted the bnbu , ami signed
an agreement not to dislmb the citv any
moio. At the same time that this ar-
langoinont xvas made public in the Hr.i : ,
Moriis disappeared , thus confirming the
statement. Since then ho has Kept away
iiom the city , thus fuilhurconlirmmg the
belief that ho xvas bought up for a lew
pieces of Mixer. Despite the fact that
there is little faith placed in lum hero ,
still the brutal conduct of those xvho mal
treated him at Turlington xvill u-eoivo
little endorsement in this community ,
even among those who dislike the man
and his methods. So long as ho was
violating no laxv huwas certainly entitled -
titled to decent treatment , and if violat
ing the law , thuro arc other methods of
reaching him thnn by a mob. The details
of thoallair xvill bo lead with interest
hero , us contained in the folloxviug ac
count fiom Burlington , xvhuro ho is
" " Moriis
known as "Kph"
Kpli Moriis , eonceiulin , ' whom xxohaxe
nmdoprexious refeienco , imally n'ahoil our
city xestenlay , but his staj wnshlet. Ho
procuied a horse and Inita-y Jinl inailottiocn-
cult of the toxvn , his liorsii and xelilelti
blanketed with banners bearlnj ? sueh bent
nients ao "Prohibition must be enlorml , "
"Laxv or no law , " "Thu saloons must go. "
etc. As ho drove aloin ; hu sliouted alouii to
the iteonle similar sentiments and his appoint
ments foi coming leetiut'4. About 4 o clock
ho droxe upMain slreet until opposite the
court house , when he tinned his huisu about ,
exidentlyintt'iiilliiB todrixe back iluun the
htieet. At this jiniuluie he xxas assailed and
brutally abused. A eioxxd of mobably , eifllit
orten men , oxldontl ) galheied lioiu otio or
txxo MiUious on Mnin street , bad
been lollouine him up Main stiect , and tiath-
eilug fresh atci'ssions to their inimbers on
tiie way. Sexeial men lushed out troiu then
ranks , onu selzit't ' ; thu hoisu and tuo "thei
the man. Hu attempted to jump tiom his
seat in the bnjrey but his limbs were wrapped
about with a robu and lie fell lie.ully to the
crouiul. Ueio ho x\as set upon , kicked , stiuck
with stones and with the list , and It Is said
one of his nmnly and eouraKeous assailants
stamped upon Ins bead as he lay upon the
irrotinil HP succeeded , Imwexer in unln'u ?
the dnnrw.ix ol pliramnrseiocprj and theie
sought lefu e Iwlilltd the countri.
The mob weie Inxited to reniaiu
outside bv the jotini ; pinpilelnr. and
dlil o. MiuiN cincrcrd a moment altei ami
innxTd nortbxxaiil nn Main stuet , still tol-
loxved lij tliiMiinti , xxlm hmxexcr , iieicelxiliK
that he x\ns mine , his rlsht ICR \ > v\ntt \ broken
pome tlmoafjo ando \ \ \ \ uselcii , idloxxed him
to RO. lie mounted an expre1" ) wnijoii itiiut-
IIIK iii-ai bami wasdrixcii out of toxvn bv
theblull mad alidiis fat north as Hie Island
Mill. Heie heillsmoiiiiUd and continued hU
xvay on foot , terribly lame as he was and
xvltiiout ciutch or cane. He iumincd luiw
fu It xvaa tu the next to\xa , nnd when lie
heaid It was onl.x eight 01 tru miles he
seemed r 'hced ami started iiopolullv on.
This Is one ol the thliiBs whii h xxeliad
hoped nexei to be compelled to rliionulo in
liMrllnclon. 'Hit' siici-t.icle ot sexeral able-
bodied men inhumanlx and bmtMilr abusing
a eilpple Is one too dciiadliif ; lo occur In any
Iowa town. No matter that tlio man \xas an
impostci. a II eie seems to lie plentx of exi-
deiiie he xvas. no mattci x\hat seiillment he
held , hexxa" ! haimliij ; no one , doiuloleiire
ol no Kind , tr.uisire < ssliii ; no Mnttito 01 ordln-
aticc , ami ( tescrxitii ; ot nu snub tiealmcnt as
heirceixcil
The Uiclnuoiid combines the font es
sentials of a uood furnace , simplicity ,
capaciti , durabilitv and economy See
them at Cooper xr McGee's , Main.
J r.niMlloif , Imx ing taken entile con
trol of the riii'in.\ ( chop house , desues testate
state that he has seemed the scixices of
Charles Decker , a first class cook ot Nexv
York citj. The best the market allot ds ,
night and day , in the best style of the
art.VJIl also ha\ca _ regular bill ot faie
Hox\c OfT Ihr Slam' .
MNs Maude Hoxve , the charming
young acttess xvlio Irxs been tilling Mich
successful engagement at thaopera house
licio this xxeek , appears to tull > as much
adxantage oil' the stage asupon It , and in
many lespeets mote In the pallor mid
the draxving loom she is at home , as
suicly as befoio the footlightami her
pelloiial beauty is moie sinking Many
hnxo called upon h el dails at her looms
at the Ogden house dining her staj , ami
she has met and made many Iriends.
Among those -ho thus called upon the
little lady xxas a jomig xxoiuan xxho
seems to. liaxo been drawn thither as
much b. > ciiiiosity us any other motive.
She sent her caid to Miss Hoxve , and
xvaited in thu pallor until she appealed
As Miss Howe enteicd the loom and ad-
xauced to gicel hei , the caller said
"Why , Ihisisnot Mi s Hoxve , is uv You
look sodilleient , 1 wouldn't have know n
3011 " Miss Hoxxe became immersed
xvith the idea that t lie caller must be some
old ucipiaintace : : xxliom e'ao had not seen
for some time , hut xxhde she xvas lacking
hei hrain xvith guessing as to xxlio she
might be , the lady denied up Ihe mjs-
tery by remarking , ' Why 3 on don't look
a bit as xou do on the stage. You're
piettier , and 3011 look much younger.
Why , > ou're a hxvect little git 1 , " and.she
actually stepped up and chuckled her
under the chin , as though she was a mere
child , and then irtahlring both her Lands ,
pulled her to the sofa and made her sit
doxxiibyher "You know lii"xersaxx a
leal acticss , that is , close ID , and I
iiexcr talked lo one before in all my
lite. Whj , xou don't seem a bit like
an actie-s. " The caller i.ittled
on in about this strain , gushing
xvith admiration , xv bile Miss Howe xvas
so sliuggling xxit'i ' her almost iirtsitable
desiie lo laugh , th.it shecould luirdly con
trol hcisclt Tlie caller xxasex iilciilly .sat
'
isfied with thus haviuga [ iltlexisit x'xitli a
leal actiess , and after admiring her , and
questioning lier upon all soils ot themes.
she took her depaiture , promising to call
again and often.
Miss lloxxc is young indeed for one
who Ins developed such di.un.Uio poxv-
eis , she being but txventy years ot ago
now. She han been befoio the public ,
hoxvever , since Iho airc of siycais , ap
pearing first in Nexv Orleans , ami for
\cars she continued in the stoek company
of the Academy of Music , tlieto phmug
child parts. At the age of twelve hhe
commenced a tlioiough dramatic couise ,
and lor the pasl two years has been a
leading and favoi ite aetresxvith gieat
piomises of further success. Oll'tlic stage
she appears as an intelligi'iit , spiightly
conversationalist , modest in her demeanor
meaner and giacciul in her maiineis.
Onthobtagc she is iietter knoxvn , but
those xxho haxc had the pleasure of
meeliiig her oil' fiom it seem no less
cbaimed xvith her.
School.
Western lovxa College xvilj bo open
Monday , Wednesday and 1'iiilay eyun-
inirs , commencing Cctober 1 and continue
till April 1.
Students may pin sue any branches de-
shed.
_
An K\-l'os < master in Trouble.
1'iank A. Shcimau , icceutly postmas
ter at Pacific Junction , was on tiial in
the fedcial court -\csteiday on the charge
of embe//lenient. ] t aears ) that one of
the government inspectors , Hasnctt ,
dioppcd in upon Mr. Sherman lather tin-
Dxpuutcdly one day , and inspoctinir his
accounts found a balance due Uncle
Sam of about 'JIOO. Ho demanded that
the money be slioxvn up , and Sheiman
piodueed from his pocket j-UTi , went oxer
to one of his bondsmen and got $ .210 , and
obtained the balance from another place ,
tints paying over the tciiiiicd | amount
The Mileof the nostollice authorities ic-
quire that the ca u should bo in the ollice ,
or in an appointed depositary , and hence
Sherman xvas arrested forenibiv./.leinoul.
S'jicrman explains thu monetary condi
lion \y \ staling that thuio had been bur
glars in the vicinity , and ho did not teel
like running the nsk of losing the ca.sh
on hand , and so placed some of it in the
hands of a bondsman , lo bo call ml for on
demand , and had ( hi ) icst ot it at home
and in his pocket The exidence was
taken yesleiday and tin1 arguments will
be madi ; tins moiiiing.
See thai vour books aio made by Moie
house & Co. , loom 1 , Lvuiett block.
A $ IOO I'oMtAKO Htainp.
Yesterday a young man , not yet
txvcnly-ouo , xxas bofo 10 the fedeial court
on the charge of depositing an obscene
letter in the mail. His name xvas Hamil
ton Clay , but ox-en Mich a distinguished
name did not save him. Hi1 lives a short
dirtanco from heie , on the line of the
Chicago , Milxvaukco A ; St. Paul railway ,
and netting into some tioublu with a
noighboiing young man , ho .sought to
pxpie.ss his opinion of him in a letter ,
which he sent through the mail. In this
epistle he called thu object of his wrath
some vile names , and Iho recipient of ihu
missive piomptlx. laid thu letter before
Iho grand jurx' Clay appeared jester-
day and pleaded guilty. Hu xvas fined
flOO and costs , rather heavy postage lor
letter.
ono
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Ivlotnc doorbells , burglar alarms , and
every form of domestic electrical appli-
anu-s at the Nuvx Yoik Plumbing Co.
I/iniM-lCto llo Ora/.y.
YesUuday afternoon an insane mnn
gaxe hiniM.'lt up to Shcrin" Keel. The
man xvas in a deplorable plight , but
f-eemed to realise that ho needed to bo
cared for , and so sought out the sherill ,
xvho placed him in thu county jail. He
gave hi.s nniuo us W. II Coonoy , and
said he was a bookbinder from Des
Moinoe. It is said that hu caught his in
sanity fiom binding the teports of thu
liroxvn impeachment trial His relatives
have been notified of his condition by
telejjraph.
Captain Coiisin , of ll.e police /oice
has leturned.
(
Jo'in ' Y Stone xva i at the Ogdeu yes
terday , and alien tliu court.
A ( ' Oher , of dlenxvood. spent yester
day at the Cic ton house.
C 1 ? Judd left la t ex-cuing tor Texas ,
xx here lie goes on business.
J \N Ios , of Tabor , wa a guest nt
the Creston house \esterday.
T , H. C'lsey of Missouri Valley , was at
the Crrslon lieu eyesteiday
Dr. Laex. yesterday iTturneil fiom a
\isit to his mother in Chicago
S. Baldwin , foi met ly xvith K. lo\xliug ) ,
is in theemplovof HiukncssHro .
lA Sherman , of Paeilic Junction , xvas
nt the Creftoii house yesterday.
Maxor anil Major ( Ji'orgc Cole , of I'a
cilic Junction , xvas at the Pacilie house
yesterday.
12. Dowlingstalls on Monday for Xexv
YorK , xvheiu he may spend n Jarge'poi-
tloii of the xx inter.
1'iaiik Blair , of Motmi , xvho has been a
guest nt the ( 'icston hoii c the past fexx
days , hasietuined home.
Among the guests at the Creston house
from Shelbx xesleidax weie A. 1) ) . Loose.
i : . C. Sherman and H C. Babbitt.
H P. Dalton , ot Shelby , ami C. A
Daxenport. of Mobefly , are among the
late anixals at the Cicston house.
Mrs. Squire , of Coming , N. Y , and her
sister Mrs. DC Con , of Woodbine , lonethcr
with Mrs 12. K Itureh , of Deuison , arc
xisiting Mrs. K. li Avlesworth , ol ibis
city.J. .
J. Vt. Cole , of Ureene.istlo , Ind ; W U.
Cole , of Mount Pleasant , la , and J J
Cole , of St Louis , Mo , all membe's of
the xx ell knoxvn firm of Cole Bros , are
here attending a business meeting ol the
linn.
linn.L.
L. H. Maync , uoxv of Omaha , xvas call
ing upon his ( ouiieil Blulls fi lends yes
terday , lie xx ill soon remoxe to Valley.
Is'cl ) . . xx here lie xxill lie1 in charge of a real
estate and banking business , in xxhieh
his brother , C. K. Mayne , xvill also be in
terested.
County Auditor Clausen xxas axxay
from his ollico yesteida\ on a sick Inr
lough , that is , tin' lui lough xxaMi't sick ,
but the auditor \xas. His illness is not
deemed serious , and all hope to s ( . > u him
up and about in a dax , or t\vo. \
In connection Vrith this store Mrs A
S Hall xvill conduct a fashionable dicss-
making establishment. Mrs. Hall has
had huge experience in this line and by
the e xvho knoxv her best , is considered
second to untie in any city. Tin1 pation-
agc ot the ladies is lespccttully solicited.
To-day William H Bums , tluv. geneial
tigenl of the Union P.ieihe lanxxay lor
tins c-it } , begins removing to Ins nuxv
home in this eilx He and his family xvill
bo licaiiily xxelconied to a icsidence in
Council BinH's , and as he has alieady
found fiee acei ss to the business circles ,
he and his family xxill liud society ic.idy
to open the doois xxide.
On Wednesday , October ( ! , Mrs S.I ) .
Kogers xvill open al No : i.S ! liioadxxay ,
in the stoic foi met ly occupied by J. J.
Bliss , a large and well Rcln'ctcd stock of
millinery ami fancy goods The store
xvill bo under the management of Mis.
O. A Uogcis. xx hot a > the ladies of
Council Iflulls xxell , knoxx * , is familiar
with the requirements of the best trade
of the city. It is desijrnixl to make this
store the most popular fashionable milli-
neiy establishment iii Hie city.
Opera house bailior shop ami b'lth
rom J xurvthing lit.sL-class , L M Mar
vin.
Ij ( xpct Not Wisely.
MAHKIICI1J > the Hex. AK > x Thompson , nt
tlie .Merchants hotel , Omaha , > 'ui ) . , Au.ust
H , Mr. ( ! coi.e fiiiiiniin s , ol ( 'lexeland ,
( ) . , anil Miss Nina K , Hole , of Fieepoit ,
The aboxc noticn appeared in the UIB :
at the d-itu named , and it xvas learned
that the day bufoic thai date Ihe lather
and mother ot the bride , Mr. and Mis. J.
1) . White , of Mo-mi Canoll , 111 , had ai-
lived in Omaha in seaich of their daugh
ter. She xvas only nineteen yeais rl age ,
and had been missing fiom home sovei.il
xseeks. She graduated fiom a seminary
in June , and had been at home but a
shoit time xvhen she fell in love xvith a
worthless fellow of that toxvn. Thu
parents tried to leason xxith her , but
Cupid would not listen , an I soon Iho girl
left home , and about txvo xxccks later the
young man also left toxxn. The
narents surmising that they had
got together began the search , nnd
found them at last at the hotel in
Omaha , tlie young couple declaring that
the > had been mariicd. The girl ictuseil
lo return xxith her father and mother , and
the old folK.s left for thu east xvith hoaxy
hearts.
A hboit time ago the foolish couple
came to this city , and secured aioom on
Mynster st.'eet , xx hei e tliev became knoxvn
as Mr. and Mi.s. Fargo. They boarded at
Mr. James Smith's. About a xveek ago
the git I icccixeil a letter fiom homo , pio-
vidiug nieaiis for her retuin , and she de
parted , leaving Ihe follow heio llcgaxc
out that his xvifc had gone on a visit to
Freepoil , and xvould soon rcluin. Thurs
day night he disappeared , and it now
appcain that he failed to pa ; several bills
incutivd while heie , one being ya lor
room rent , another of s0 for bo.ud.
Smokers should bear in mind that a full
jino of Wilkins iXi Co's liallimoiu Smok
ing Tobaccos arc to bo found at ' 1. D.
King i\s Co.'s , 54t ! Bioadxvay.
ThcjVcrf Not ItobbcrN.
Ycsturdav a peculiar casu xvas hcaid
before Judgu Aylesxvorth , thu accused
being Hie Mayno biolhurs. Charles and
Jo , xvbo liavo a lixery stable al Mace
donia. They had been attested by an old
acquaintance , li ! V. Kirk , xxho charged
them with robbing him of Ins xvale.li"
Kirk claimed that ho bought the xvafchof
Charles Mayno , a year or so ago , promis
ing to pay $ 15 lor it , or clue luttirn the
xxaleh Hu had pa d along small amounts
on it until at thu fairdt lied Oak recently
he paid the balance. He met thu brother.- ,
heie , and thuygiabbed himon thoMioet ,
near the corner of Broadxvay and Pearl ,
and took thu xvatc.li' ' , from him The
Maynes told a dillerei t story. They du
clnretl that Knk liadnexiir paid anything
on thu watch , and that a ( ( lied Oak they
saxv him , and ho promised to have the
money the next day , " "tH 'ho disappcaicd
without iiaMiig them Hu also oxvcd for
a livery bill When they met him here
ono of them remarked that he had car
ried the xxatch long enoughand asked
him to let him earn it a while He pulled
the xvatch out of his pocket , and handed
it to ono of them , but xvhen they tiied to
take it hu pulled on the guard , and in the
struggle the ring of Iho xvatch came oil' ,
and ho kept that , while they kept the
xvateh proper Judge AyJusworth do
elded that tnuy had uonn xvioug in thus
trying to get posscsjion of the xvatch ,
instead of trx ing to do so by a legal pro
cess , but they xx'cro not highway robbers ,
and should bo discharged Ilo. 01 ( lured
the watch turned over to Kirk , and the
Mayno biothors xvill have lo take a dif
ferent course to get it , if in equity it belongs -
longs to them ,
Mothers xvho dread the olleet of mor
phia should use lied Star Cough Cure.
No poisons.
Substantial abstracts ot titles and real
estate loans. J W it E. L , Squire No
101 Pearl street , Council Hlufl's
Richmond furnaces , Uoouor & McUeu
Carpet Gonip ; T
Ir/M / Ltii'iie .t ort incut tintt the Hi sr / > t's/i/fis / in
Carpels , Curtains , Oil Clotlis ,
jviattings , Linoleums , Window Shades , Etc.
l.i o/J'rwtl IHHI : < s < i 7wH/ ( < - o//h'w is in ttil.r ; > / rr 1
unfit lie ft i/i/m/ . ' / ' < ( / . < ' nn n/ic'.s n-nril , lull cull anil t > ccj'or
t < cli'fn , Unit our in'iiTniint intnlitic * tnniiot hr hrtitrn.
Out nfloirn d'tnlr rinrchtllif toliriti'il.
Council Bluifs Carpet Co. ,
No. 3L05 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
3STZD
GRAND EXOURSiOlsT THIS WEEK !
Farminir lunds iu loxva , Minnesota , Texu , Kuiians and ArKansns.
from $1.25 to IIS per acre. School and Miute lunds in Minnesota tmUO JCIUN
timer ) per cent interest. Land buyers fare free , liilornuition , etc. , given by
P.I' . Lausti up , No. ' > . " ) Uroiuhvay , Council lUulls , loxvii.
Tht Health of Horses.
Ir ) Shepperd , of Ottaxva , HI , a vetei-
inaiian of national icpiilatiou , arrived
here Ia l evening and xxill remain in the
city to-day , stopping at tin Ogden house ,
lie is on his xvay homexxard fiom Sioux.
City , xx hither he has been on business ,
and xxill on his xxay back stop oxei al
Moliue toec Wheolock's Hoiinie. Me
( Jregor Ir Slieppctd has in Ins inlirin-
aiv at Ottawa at the pie-out time tidily
Milti.tble horses , aiiionirthem txvo Omaha
horses , one of them being Zulu ,
CoLiui'l Popplcton's hoist1 , concern
ing xvhose iccoid of ' ! ! ) trained
heie there has been so much
talk While het ' Ir Shenperd xxill
take a look at M attic Harlc , Colonel Dai
le > 's speedy little maic , who xvas so
bulled ncneath the timbeis of the Moral
hall xx hen that xvas blown doxvn , but xx ho ,
although haxing a maixeloiis e cape , is
still thought lo be MiHering somexxliat
fiom the elloets ot the accident. Among
the many lioises in Dr. Sheppcid's in-
fiimaiy there is not one xx Inch is vilued
at less than j-IOl ) , xvlnle sexeial ateyalued
at * 10,0)0 ( ) and upxvatds The xalue of
the iiatients. as expressed in dollais ,
tbeicfoio teaches into the thousands.
AVolcomo to Vticle Sum's Itnr.
A number of attorneys haxe been ad
mitted at this term to practice in the fed
eial courts , among them being Kiank
S Fieeman , ol I'.iiilieid. T J ( Jarrisoii ,
of iJcmson , Joseph L Hill , of Clatmdu ,
Thomas L Maxxyell , of Cicston. J J.
Stexx.ut , ot Council Hlufls ; A S lla/el-
ton , of Council Blulls
Notice.
Tanners and eiti/ens All xvcighls liy
oilier scales than the ( onlyt city scales on
Hrxant sticet , at the city building , aie
unolliceal. I xxill guaiantec all xveights.
W S. Axn.tity Wciglimaster
Will make a Special Sale this week o
OIL CLOTHS , CURTAIHS ,
CURTAIN GOODS , ETC.
Prices will be Lower than made by
any othsr store in the west.
Do not tail to BOO us bo'ore purchas
ing elsewhere.
This department wo shall close out ,
and bhall make prices to soil thorn. Our
Stock is seasonable and styles excel
lent.
These are Bargains Never Be
fore offered ,
And pau i a'i save mo icy by calling-
onus before purchasing for wo will
not bo undeisold.
DON'T FQRQET THE PLACE ,
NO , 401 BROADWAY ,
, la
" . SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Ollloi ) nxnr Amorlrnn Kxpross Company.
R. L.
11 ! N. Main St. , Council muffs , la. , ami
20 ! ) S. loth St. , Koom 10 , Onialia , Neb.
Manufnc liner's Agent roi the
CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , AwiiintB , Hoofing Sluto , Mini-
tels , Plato and Windoxv tiliiss , Slioxv-
Cases , Elevators ( hand and liy-
dr iiill&c.
R. RICE , M7D
Or othur Tumors lumovudrithu i
Llood ,
Oxer t hilly jcnre .
No II I'fiirl St. , Council Illuirs.
tonficu
DOHABY'S ' OCT. 2 ,
! ; LiistNiglit !
PRETTY HAUDHOWE ,
FAVORITE MAUD HOWE ,
OUR MAUD HOWE ,
at 2 ! !
To-Day i To-0ayat2
LADIES' ' GRAND MATINEE ,
O
i.vsr : I.VVM : . ) M\tn i i\nv isxiiin ,
IJASl' I YNM\ i AND
r.Asri-xNNL. i iioxxr. I MADAXI VINI : .
Pric-s , 25c to All Parts of House. 25c and No
More.
' 1 lie llolllckliiK anil I'linnj ( onieily ,
JOSH WHITCOMB
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China 1 lassware Etc.
, , ,
At W.b Himcr ik Co's , Xo. 23 Main St.
Council
GmaliaDentalAssociation
Di , iUGMOUT , Manager ,
Nos. IfllO 1521 Uougla * st. Omaha and
No 3H Mioadxxay , Council Hluirs.
r.ilnlPKK Denllotr } . No IntinbiiK1 ( .RK , X'ltnll/ort
Air Kther nnd Choiufunu , wlili tlnlrfii kciilnKi'lTrrt
tiTtililed by the niott wontlorful nnMO"thctlc , tnirify-
n K tlie blood unit bulldlnx up lUotlhtuie
Omaha Dental Association , Sole Prop'rs. '
Oolil Crowns , Golil I'juic nnd rontlnuous
Citim Tooth u i-piclalty. Host tcctli f G ; foriuoi
MURDER ! !
bthriin Ifinsnln umMnii lie iiiiininl vIMtu-
lli > . 'I en jours1 tnulor 1)H 'lKOS.JinTI.ltlh'
hl'.M \ ) \ tor tlnit tiitiil nu'litily Imu ilKiuon-
rutivl the liut Hint It is Inlnlllliluiisu iie\ent- )
ixu nil 1 cum. ll'jon ] i ( > nnit join cmlUicn to
illu nltli illilillu | > ifii."llii > li hlooil lie upon yum
licud. " 1'ot njla oitlj ut tlio iillii-o. No.ISoulli
sthHtiPct.loiiiifil Hlulls , In. , 01 bunt lij expruos
on ri'i'i'lnt ot prlto , t . '
C. H llhiKi.-lt'C ' , of No UK ) ( iiinpliell stu-nt ,
Oiniiliu , nho tui > untl > lo t 11 Ipi'iuuiful iiinl in-
ti'iestiiij ; ilittivhtir , iiK''i ' | iitiiint 15 juirn , liy
illlilitliorin , tniili'i tint tiimtmnnt ol ono of Ihu
bc-t pli > 4lolnns In Onuilia , \ \ rlte to Di .li'lti rle ,
olthlselO "Voiu teniuil ) lor ( llplitlirrlneniHii
lee lute , our ileui iliiu litct XMIS ajliirlion ( It
MUhi ( < tulil. . I inn Mitniili'il Hint hui llfeuiulil
liuvu IK eu KiiMU. Anoiliur one of our i lilldirn
\Uio Iiinl tin * dlphtlii'ilti , Mm tlnoiu > UIH tilled
up \\llli tlio putrid iik'cr.itloni' IIRUI ! jour
ini'illrlno and In tnuho liouis Hie IM | | HBO nh
coinplttih BUlnliiuil In tlit I'uluror will
KnpO'i ] mc"llc'inc nt all times Inoui IIOIIBU ,
XX D iLuil jlmt it MI veil tin ) llfo or OIKI ol our
chlliliDli XXo uruoiy tlinnkful to jou , and
( inlj i cwrnt that n e did not tall on j ou MXIIIIT. "
1'roin tli Coiuifll Hliillh Dull ) Humid ;
MriK M ( ieiard , wllo ol KiiKllH'i'i Oni unl ,
ol tlu > I'ulon I'lii'lllc thisvlty , has licea n gicnt
nutTijii'r fen iiiiiiij jcurs , with wlmi XVIIB nip
piib il to liULMinurof tlio tlirout It x\nsKotiad
Hint the wn tliiDHIi'iHMlrllli HUM iitloii llui
Ki'iiniiil lienllli IH ( oinplmcl ) liroliuii down.
Mm rnnld enl ) Nuallow ll < | iild rood , nnd ex un
Hint hiTKlimimJi miild not dlccbt or nsaliulliilii ,
I'lij olilniis of f'oiuull lllutlR ami Oinnhu
nttundod II'T for tlmo y < urs nnd iaxo no
rcllof. Dr. Julfurli.oi thin oltj. was ( iilli'd. In
Tour i I'kfi' tiniL'hu I'Uicil Inn tlirout , and coin
pli'toly iChlnred tun i iicrnl health. Hnd Mrs ,
( iiTiinl not olitniiin ! icliut i-ooii i-hu nnulil IIHVO
dlfii troin liloud pols-on , HioMumuutiilliimi Hint
di-hlroji d thu liloo ! lien ( iiiuil.
1'roiu the Council Illulla Dally liloho
M A. Mcl'lko editor IL tno I iiinlirlail.lioiii
hurK , I'n ) rinc'iiian has licun thu prisniiii-
frlumlof thnf-dltornt tlio Uloho tor inoro tlniti
t iiiityyoiu i. and IH knouii wlioruvor ho I *
know mis our ol llioljrxt moil llxiliK Kit Is ulso
nn Intlinnto filund or Mr , ( lark ol thu Non-
paroll Hi him liccn unlortunato In the riut
itiat hli ) family wan limited nitti illplithurin.
nil' I KM mly < ! iMlt""Kd. Mr. CliuK luiMnir licnid
or his ciiliiinll ) titnt linn MIIIIU or Dr Judurla'
Dlplilhoilii t'liro , It wns tit-fid nt once , and the
IK cam the i CM ol his Llilldien Hixed l.ctluis
troin Mr Mi'l'lko nro iinhoundoil In llmli ox-
prortbioiH ol Ktntltudii fui llndliih' BOIIIO MICIIMB
urnxeitluv tixi lo s or bl whole triouiiof llulo
mid K mk-r oiii3 I'iMMil.Mi Ml I'lko'm liliilron
out ot nllit ( illi'il fiomdlphthuil.i heloro hu tiiul
nit oniioituniiyor utrliiK Dr JelUilB' icratnly.
1 1
tlu , whj lno III tal er > nnd illn in dle-
nli uitli cnncnr or Ihuktoinachi' ' Dr. 'rhnmnn
illoriH uurt'S men uisn or Inilltiestlon and
on ilputlnn in n xurj fdiort time , llcst or nf-
oruntTH cixcn l ) > siui.sln | . IB thu CIIIIMI of
nlni'tj pur cunt ot nil dlsounid cunditions
1'ileo K > foi tno uorku tiuutna-nt.
Dr JetTeut' diplitheriu incilli inn Is Infallitjlo
ror all kinds or wirii ihronts Indlbpi-iisllilo In
putrid SOIH llnoni , In innlltrnnnt soarlo 1 finer ,
rliuiujlnif il In l lioiira tu tin slmplw foiin. Infnl
Illilo euro foi till Inllaminulory , iilci'raUvniiiit-
ild.cnncoroiiB nlcorittiuii ur thv wointi uJull
laiitirlml foinlltions
full punleil IiiBtru.-'tloin ho to uri' tlietneUI-
clues HIMUtltli them Nu doctor roiiilr ] d.
Dr Jeffprls' ri'inedlo-i can otilj | io oMnlnuil a
lilioflite , No 23 houth KUhtn ktreol , Cuuno
Illunj , liiHu.or ont S > viprcte on receipt
drke
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
KCOXTSSS OJ ?
COUNCIL BLUFFS. / S.
" "
=
Hlfi i I I II It 1 1 IMI'I Ilt \ \ IS.
nr.iiun. un.i.s \ co. ,
XX llOle llll >
Agricultural Implements , Bimjln ,
s , 1 to 1 to i nmuM tiluir , loxtn.
M vxn A < inuM ! cd
MnVo I lie liriiriiittl .in I Co iit > ! oto
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Mill & Press ,
rOHN SHKI.I Kits \M ) ITKn ' I Tint" .
No * iroi.nxi , iwnnlfii ; * onlli Main street ,
_ f'oinu il liiinTs ltix n
i \ \ ID niun : rA. Co. ,
Mimul i nnl.l' bliei n *
agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
0 riKF 'n. nnd nil Vlnto ol Kami Mi > olilnorr.
lift ) to 1118 outh Main trett , Council HHlOA
town
A\t iMA/1/f'v.
_
r o. ( Ji MXWON. r II Douii * < , < isn \Xitiini-r7 \
I'rt1 rr . \ | ' | i.Min Sno Al-oi
Council Bluffs Haadla Fact/ ) ,
flniMrpnrnted.l
\\lel'k.k , SIcU'o mid
. ' .iir o\er.\
( A nriiv. .
COUNCIL HI TITS CAKIT.T CO. ,
Curtains Window Shades
Carpets , , ,
Oil Cloths , Cm lain riiture , I'pluilMeiv OooJi ,
Etc. No. 10J llnm.l\Tny . Council llluir. %
Iowa
C J .l v. ll U r-J. ( A / (
_ _ _ _ _
IMKI : : < JOV MOOUI ;
XX holt"ilr .lohliniB in Iho
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Nog. S3 Main mil ! .7 I'usrl ! . Council IHun > .
( UilAf/s'sK > X
SNVDICR A : U\.M : Vtf ,
XX hultsnif.
Frail and Produce Commission Merchants.
No HIV ul ' t , fiiniifl 'lliilTi. '
Mil
HAHLi ; , 11 VAS vV CO. ,
Wholesale Oils Paints Glass
Druggists , , , ,
tu Munition. IHc No. Z2 Vil : bt , nnil
No.11'onrl t , Counoil lllmr
Htl It- .
O. W. IHTTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission Xo BO
routioll Uluff ?
W1KT &
XX holesnlo
Fruits , Confectionary & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 10and 18 PPMst. ! . , Council lllnirs.
( lltLH KH/Ks.
L Kiuscirr * co ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also XX holoialo Liquor noitlom. No < IG llioad-
wny , Conni'il HlulH
K , KIT.
HKCKMAN , STKOIinKHN & CO. ,
Hnnu'iictiircrsiif nndVholu - > ilo Denier ? In
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
No W , " > Mnln St . Council IlluirIowa. .
M'/.s' , r.U"J. KIC.
MKTCALF 1JKOTI1KHS.
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Now. 342 inn ) .1H llroariwriiy. Council Uluth.
HEAVY fl
fl.m
.m ; & FELT ,
XX'lioIuiilu
Iron Steel Kails Hardwara
, , , Heavy ,
And Woodstock , Council HliitlH , limn.
l f o/ , .
1) . II. MeDANCLD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
TallowWool , I'elld.Oionsonud I'uij Couuoll
lllnffe low * .
COUNCIL HLUIT3 OIL CO. ,
\ \ lioloiiilu Doaluri in
Illuminating ft Lubricating OIU Ganllu
ETO. ! , ETC ! .
F.Thooiloro , Atfimt , Council lllulTi. loirn.
I'lLIXO ETC.
A. OVIIITON : & co ,
Wood Southern Lumber
Hard , , Piling ,
* nd llrldiro Material SpeeInltl "i\VIioloinlo Lum
ber of nil Kinds. Offlco No. ISO Mala 3L ,
Council lllulfH. [ own.
AM )
JOHN LINDKR ,
Wholosulu
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liqnon
AtfiMit foi St. Ooltliaril'x Hnrb Illltcrj. No. H
Mnin St. Council ItlulU.
SC1INK1DKU & HKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
M. . d.uiicd Ulujfi.
Il I Si HIBVUIH IB I J |
LATE OF ST. LOUIS.
Office No , 525 Broaiftvny , Council Bluffs ,
U to I.'ii. in ,
( i to : < p in.
7 to HP , m.
.loom jvo , o.
OFFICER & PTJSEY ,
COUNCIL BU'I i'S , 1A.
Ithtnli ] bhed 18iT
Horses and Mules
For nil puipo < 8 no laht ninl wild "t mlull and
III loll I.UIKC < | Ullllldl03 10 fLlOcI fllllll
Sox i rnl pulrsor llnedihuis , KiniUioi do u bin.
MASON WISE ,
Council
P. C. MILLER ,
No. 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS.
Homefelrnnpd Dct'oiu c 1'nuitnr. I'nplti
Mui ho XVnll ( irruuiuiits
Nime Ian liutt 111 ( t t