THE O3LAJIV DAILY BEE : TTEKDAY OCTOBER 11) ) . 1886 ,
THJfl DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ITKSIUY MOltNINO OCT. 10.
OfFICE , NO , 12 , PEARL STREET.
Drill ( red t/j rnrru r In MIJ pnrt of ttiucltynt
tnttit ) t ( ule | > i r cck.
11. W. Tn.io.v , . . . MatiCRcr.
F , X < ) . 11.
Niunrii : > noii No. 'JU.
M1M1U .MHNTION.
New York Pliinibiitf Co.
Now frill goods : it lldtcr's.
Cooper te McCiop ull stove" .
Coojicr A ; Mcp-o M'll Imnfwiirc.
BitSnul brand oyster * , tint best.
Cheap rnilroail lu-Uuts at Uiisliiicll' * .
I'oliuo ( ( Hirers Brsulck and lloniiricks
jir now on daj duty.
One io/cn ( Muiiii-ts and a largo panel
for $2.fiO at .Sdimidt'.s nailery.
The Crystal hall i- now going to be re
fitted , and they will open tip the tir-U 15
cent litnt'h counter in the eity.
The Mineral or theiinfoiliinate William
Kuating , is to be held this morning at ' . )
o'clock at the family n sidenee.
The registration in the city has rcaehed
2-I.V.I. and it i eeetcd ) > that the extra
day will cause the number to reach
! ) , < ) ' ! < )
The talk of a largo , new hotel is being
revived. That is another of the helps ot
the boom \\lileli Council lilnlls is jif-l en
tering.
The Power building is being refitted in
lirsl-chm hai > e , and IH to be opnr.iti'd as
n foundry by Mr. White during the win-
. ! , at least.
H W. llroadtis , of Demoon. and Adelia
Bcniaugh. of .Ml. Plen-ianl , were ye-.ter-
dayjoined in matrimony Ijy.lu-.licuJseluu/
at IIH ollk'u In this city.
Regular commtmiealion of HlulV City
lodge No. 71 A F. & A M. . this. Tuesday
uvuiilng , October ID. Visiting brothels
cordially invited A .1 Brown. M'ciultiry.
Air. Martin Knhn and Miss Klvira 1'
( loodheim were liappily imuried .Sunday
owning in tlio pallors of the Hioadwav
Methodist church , Hov. Dr. JlcCrearv of
ficiating.
( Jovernor Larrabeo is to address the
people of Council It I nil's next Saturday
evening in Masonic hall. The commit
tee of arrangements are planning for a
big crowd.
The Council Hlnll's Candy company are
out in a now -.vagon n daisy. Ihis com
pany bewail operations on September 1 ,
and is building up a line trade by making
good goods.
'rhose interested in the securing of an
animal Sunday School assembly here , on
the Chantaiiiia ( | jilan , are requested to
meet in fho chapel of Ihe Baptist chnrcli
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Tbc statement that admission is charged
those who dustro to attend the meetings
of the Salvationists i.s pronounced as not
strictly coireel by those interested. The
fact is thai admission is gained by buying
n paper al three cents. The paper and
ndmiBsion together are onlythicc cents.
An old man John Noble , and hailing
from Spring Falls , Dak. , was yesteiday
found by Ollicer Untliauk , very drunk
and lying behind the electric light build
ing. The old gentleman had quite tiMim
of mono'upon him , and the wonder is
that he was not relieved of it before the
ofllccrs took him in charge.
Biitewell & Mullen , of Salem , O. , the
contractors for the galvanized iron worK
of Iho now conrl house , are getting their
nintcrial on the ground , and are prepar
ing to rush their part of the work right
along. The roof of the building will bo
on before enow Hies , and th'j inside work
will go on weather or no during tlio win
ter.Tho
The meeting of the city council to beheld
hold to-morrow night will be a very im
portant one. The ordinances introduced
in regard to Tenth nvonuo mid the right
of way for Iho now strcel car line will bo
brought up for action. The ncoplo uro
vitally interested in several matters now
pending before the council , and the course
of the aldermen will be watched with
eagerness.
Charles Allen , whoso name is a familiar
one in police court , was yesterday ur-
rested for having forgotten his red ribbon
promise , and haying boon gloriously
drunk forsovoral days. On being searched
and locked up at the city jail , he tore
around as though mad about something ,
and eamo near demolishing ono or two
of the olliccrs wilh a chair. He did not
succeed , however , in keeping out.
There arc a. few young follows who
think it very smart to disturb the meet
ings of the Salvation army. These of
fenders should bo promptly dealt with.
If Iho Salvationists are violating any law ,
tlioro is a way of reaching them and pun
ishing thorn , and it certainly is a discredil
to the city , and to those who thus disturb
the soul seekers , to hirvo the meetings
broken into by lawless fellows who have
no rogaid for themselves or others.
Free luncli every morning from 10 to
13 at Marv White's.
Evcrard and Kulalia , by Ed. Wright ,
for aalu by liiislmell & Crookwell.
Fresh oysters in every style at the
riiwnix Chop lloubo , No. 003 Broadway.
Helping Ilullrt n Iti-ldgc.
Petition * nro circulating lively and
being readily signed , asking" the city
council to call a special election for the
purpose of voting a tax of 0 mills in
1887 , and 0 mills in 1888 , for aiding in
constructing the approaches to the pro
posed wagon bridge at the foot of Broad
way. The advantage which such a bridge
would bring to tins eity are conceded ,
and tlioro will bo little dltUculty in secur
ing the passage ot the tax. It is claimed
that the additional property which will
bo added to this city by this enterprise ,
will annually afl'oru a larger revenue
than the proposed t > pecal ! tax to build
thu approaches. Council lilulls folks
want to see all the proposed enterprises
pushed right along , and the days of old
logylsm seem to be dying away.
J. Ernsdlorf , having taken entire con
trol of the Phcunlx chop house ; desires testate
state that hu has secured the services of
Charles Decker , a lirst-class cook of Now
Yorlrcity. The best the market affords ,
night and day , in the best style of the
art , Will albo have a regular bill of faro
Hard and soft coal , wood , lltno , cement ,
etc. Council BlnlYs Fuel Co. , No. 6W !
Uroadway. Telephone No. 180.
Seal'brand oysters at II , J. Palmer's.
A Card to the Public.
Nolwlthstanding several prejudicial
scale men who have defied mo and the
laws , backed by Intluenco and money to
run the only city scales down for will
gain , I will say that I will guarantee all
weights , as I have ( ho United States stan
dard test to back mo , anil the public will
find mo at my post of duty at the cit }
building , 10 Bryant stioct , at all reason
able houis as the law requires.
W. S. AMV. City Wfighmastcr.
N , It All fair minded citi/.ens are re
quested to protect mo Nin my rights by
p.Uronl/.lng my scales.
Notice.
The Sons of Veterans will hold their
xucctlug Wednesday evening , October SO
AH persona nro requested to bo present
for drill.
'I til' lllHV/'n 1\T Tlll HI I'PPf I
I lib D01M.S IN lllb BUM'S ' ,
Reese and Hayes Charged Witli Murder ,
Bat Bail Fixed.
THE REVOLVING JAIL BALKS.
An AddrcHS to the runners Tlio City
To Ho Cnllrd on to Help Mulltl
the Hrlilgc PoiMHial tiiul
.11 1 nor Mention.
UK * KoatliiK Minder.
'Tlio killing of William Keating prom
ises to bo ailed moro Ihorouglily In thu
com Is than It was by tbu counter's jiny ,
who tlceliired that they did not know
who Hied the fatal shot. Tlioro is no
disputing the faet that the four men
Marled home together , and that on llio
way a dispute are e and Keating was
fatall. } shot by one of them. It has been
general ! } supposed , and is ' till believed
by most that .SdiMer did tlio shooting ,
but the other two of the Daily , lleo u and
I lilacs , tliniiah standing near , deehiro
tliat they do not know who lired the
shot. 'J hose two are now m rusted , as
well as Sehisler , and the three men who
\vero by when Keating was shot will have
an opportunity of Buttling tlio ( Hiestion
us tohieh is the guilty one. Ruu mill
Hayes were pluced in Ihe county jail Sun
day night , and , > e torday they were to bo
brought up before Judge AyloM\orth
The now revolving jail was being 10-
liuiiud , and could not bo unolvcd so as to
bring their cells opposite the o\it. It
was late in the afternoon before the two
ptisoners could bo got out of jail. The
ehargo of murder was read to them , and
they were given a chance to secure legal
advice. By agreement of attorneys the
bail was Used at 5-7.V ) each , with the
that if they could get bail
the pieliminary hearing would bo post
poned , hut that if not able to do so thu
hearing should be had at once.
The theory Is that these two men bemg
in the party were pretty well satisfied
thai Schismlircd Iho falal shot , but that
from a dcMic to piolccl him , or a dislike
of swearing lee hard against him , they
made their ignorance co\er a very im
portant part of the tragedy , not thinking
that they might be drawn into the un
pleasant condition in which they now
lind themselves. It is surmised that now
that they lind tlio responsibility of Keat-
ing's death rehtiiig upon the three who
were with him when ho was shot , they
will hasten to relieve theiubelves of the
responsibility by ( hiding out that Schisler
fired the shot. Before tno coroner's jury
they swore that they did not see who
fired it. ' If they diJ not it was a bad
oversight on their p.irt , and other evi
dence will have to be uot lo tlnow light
upon the cause of the unfortunate man's
death , _ _
Airs. A. S. Hall is pioparcdto do die s
making on short notice and at reasonable
prices. No. ! I38 Broadway.
Seal brand oysters at II. J. Palmer .
The Fariiior'H Orator.
There was a small audience gathered
in Dohany's hall yesterday aftciuoon to
hear the address of Prof. C. L. Whitney.
The address was worthy of a larger gath
ering. He is a very pleasing speaker ,
sprightly , logical and entertaining as well
as imparting sensible ideas. Ho gave the
farmers some excellent advice. He
pictured tlio nobility of their calling ,
going back to the first man on carMi , to
whom God gave all things , that man being -
ing n farmer. Since then in the Bible
there was no record of any special calling
being given by God , except the ono when
he bade his disciples go forth and preach
the word to all nations. Ho urged tlio
farmers not to bo ashamed of Iheir calling ,
He said lie himself stood live feet eight
inches , but when ho thoughtof the honor
of being a farmer , ho felt that ho ought
to bo eight feet live , and wear a tall hat
on top of that , lip also spokp of the
necessity of system in doing agricultural
business , as well us organization. The
merchant recognized the advantage of
this. When asked what he would
sell a suit of clothes for , he would
figure the cost of the cloth , the
trnnniing , the buttons , the lining , the
making , and adding a sum for contin
gencies and profit , lie would thus reach
the pricCi lo bo asked. The farmer ad
mired this way of calculating. Ho
thought it was business-like , but when
the merchant came along and asked the
farmer what ho would sell potatoes for
the farmer would not sit down and figure
up the cost of production and fix a price.
but would say , "Oh , I 'don't know , what'll
you givey" The farmers needed to con
duct their business more on business
principles , ami organise so as lo under
stand each other , just as other business
men do. Professor Whitney is ono of the
lecturers belonging to tlio lecture bureau
of the Patrons of Husbandry , and ho is
evidently well lilted for his mission of
arousing the farmers and giving thorn
some ideas which will bear thinking over
ami through. It is Jo bo regretted that
more of that class did not attend. Should
ho chance this way again he will doubt
less bo greeted by n full houso. Ho cer
tainly could entertain and interest any
aiulioiicu.
Host stoves , both cook ami heating at
low prices , W. A. . Wood , No. 501 Alain
street.
Electric door bolls , burglar alarms , and
every form of domu&tio cleclrlcal appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co ,
All About Avoca.
Alason & Morgan's Undo Tom's Cabin
company played to n full house hero Fri
day evening. Rendition hardly averago.
I. Wolverton , who has boon engaged
in keeping restaurant hero for some
time , departs this week for South Omaha ,
where hu intends entering the hotel
business ,
A small wooden structure on the South
side , occupied by 15. S. Harrington and
owned by eastern parties , was entirely
destroyed by lire Saturday forenoon.
Nearly all the household goods were
safely removed. The builtlin carried
Homo insurance a hundred dollais or
fcO ,
Air , and Airs , K , D. Hooper , who nro
visiting Air Hooper's father and bister
in Oskaloosa , la. , uro expected home this
week.
Airs , 0. H. Harding entertained several
of her friends at tea Thursday evening.
Aliss Mbbio Dulin departed Wednesday
for Kansas , where she will lomuiu this
winter with her father.
Miss Noanio Alooro and Miss Lottie
Bomboy tried going to "country school,11
Satmday. Aliss Grace Norton , of the
Nowtown school , having to teach upon
that day , tlio little misses packed their
( tinner baskets and trudged the mile and
n half walk with u scorning relish.
The tlaudng party given by Air. Fran-
ciftco , a milo cast of town Tuesday evening
was deularcd by those present a decided
success , W. H. Coan furnished the music.
Air. und Airs , Fremont Benjamin entertained -
tortained their friends at euchre Thurs
day evening , In attendance were : Oscar
I ) . Hill and wife , Hon. J. K. Powers and
wife , A. W. Askwith and wife. F. ( J. Het-
y.el anil wife , C , K. Kdgerton and Zoo
llcllin , 0. 1 , Swartfager and wife , A , P.
Ale' ' nJidlfnt l \ > ifi , t ( t > . iifnril ami
wifr , A 1) 1'aokani and uifr > . C H
Aitmnnrtlr and wife , 1' 11 Ftuns\\oitli
iiid ire lv W. HailicM mid wife , W K
Uriint and wife , Mr II H. Day and \\ifi
lion .1. K. I'oMffB Wiii aw.inh-d the lii t
] > n/f tot cf ntloiiH-n and O-onr 11. llilltlic
booby pri/p Mr1' ( i Hctxcl lir t
nri/i' for lailip and Mr * . W. K. Van
lit nut llio booby jui/c.
Mi .s Lnnra Hacon , of Stunit , who ha
been vlMtlng her aunt. Mr.loseph liar-
y , ictiirnrd lioine Tlinr diy. :
Mi llattie Dii\i , of Slielby , was an
A\cra vjMtcir Satuiuay.
* . Flora Allen , of Sencea , Kan. , is
Avoca friends.
Mr Clia * . Hollins , a former Avoea I'oy ,
lint mm of Aiidnbon , la. , i < tube mart led
at the latter nlaco Wednesday ne\t. Tim
jonnp Inilj that j j > * ' < ki'8 onainis nlll-
cient t i make Cliarhc tor al e iinl { ( !
bles ctlno - , is a Mis Kimball , also of
Andnbon. Much joy , Charlie.
Our people are i > \n | > ctini ; a inro treat
Mondaj I'VPiiliii ; in tlu addicss of Major
Ionian. HP will be reoted by a lar e
audlenee of earnest snpportpi .
L. i . it ,
Cii'toin-made railroad shoe- , and ( er-
man slippers at ( S. lll.i\siin' < , Main t.
Htehinond Ituncu * for hard peal are the
best. Coopi-r iV Melii'o ' ell thcin.
An Iiulcpciutent Candidate ,
1 heicby annonncp mysnlf as an independent -
pendent candidate for justiee of tbe
] eace. and submit my chum to the voters
of Council UlnflV , la. , on llio Snil day of
November , 18S(5. ( A. L. UCNDUICKS.
Personal
K. Fraser , of Maiion , i1 * al the Pacilie.
. ) . W. la\i > , ot Avoea , is at the 1'aoilie
Chnilus It. Adair , of l.O"an , is at the
1'acilic.
H. L. llntchins , of Terre Haute , is at
the Paeilie.
John Hull and \\ife , of St. Joe , are al
IheOgden.
A. K. Harnes , of New York Cily , is at
the Oyjden.
I. .1. Hancoek , of Mis-onri Valley , ib at
Ihe O < rdon.
W. . W. Hairy , of Ked Oak , is an Oirdcn
oonse ujncst.
( looruo Sehindele has enc to Chieajjo
on business.
L. H. Itonbruok , of Ottnniwa , wasat the
1'acilie yesterday.
Alih. F. S. Piis-ey left last eveninj ; for
her home in Cheyenne.
It. Al. Sargent , of Sargent & I'usoy , lett
I.ust eseniii } : for Chicago.
SheritV ( > . S. Hainbow , of liarlan , tlined
at the 1'aeilie josterday.
H. 15. Coe and wife , of Missouri Valley ,
woti ) at the I'acilio yesterday.
W. L. M\er , ol O ccola , came in last
Highland put ii | > at the Ojdoii.
Mrs. S. 1' . MacConnell has gone to
Chicago on a couple of weeks' visit.
15. F. Clajton , of Maeedonia , came in
on the tram Ja ° t ni ht , and is at the
1'acilic.
Stephen King and Samuel Do Casso , of
Woodbine , \\oic among the lo wans at the
Paeilio yesterday.
Misses Cniul , 15. Uostwlck , of Wood
bine , were beic shopping yesterday , and
dined at the Pacific.
Frank Hunter , clerk of the United
States court , lett last cM'ning for DLS
Aloines on a brief business dip.
' 1 boniab Millett , of Des Moiucs. stojippd
al the Pacilie house last ening while
on his way home fiom a bunt in Ne
braska.
J. B. Atkins left yesterday for DPS
Aloines to attend the annual gathering of
Knights Templar and Koyal Arch
Alasons.
Ahs. Al. W.Allen , sister of Alri. K. K.
Adams , has returned to Chicago , where
she expects to meet her husband and ie-
turn to their home in Springfield , Alass.
Kev. T. J. Alackay , rector of St. Paul's
Kpiseopal Church , returned home yester
day after a two week's tnj ) east , part of
which was spent at the triennial conven
tion of the Episcopalians in Chicago.
llev. Ur. Cooley and wife leave to-day
to attend the meeling of Iho state associ
ation of Baptist churches In be held at
Cedar Kapids. The pulpit hero will ho
supplied next Sunday by Hev. 15. F.
Thickbtnn.
Kov. G.V. . Crofts has been summoned
by telegraph to olhciate at the funeral of
S. Herbert Hills , Ksq. , senior member of
the leading banking nonse of Sioux
Falls , Dakota. Air. Crotts left last uvcn-
iniraml will not return until Friday.
S. A. Holland , of the Detective Publish
ing company , of Cedar Rapids , was in
the city yesterday. The paper published
by this company has fairly jumped into a
national circulation among all police and
detective circles , and Cedar Rapids prov
ing to a II ord too limited a field , it i.s now
the intention of the publishers to move
the paper lo Omaha. It i.s probable that
Air. Holland will make his residence in
Council
Anything you want In HousclvPoper's
Hardware and Tinware at Cooper & Ale-
Gee's.
First-class regular dinner 2.1 cents 12 to
2 o'clock. 1'huvMiix chop house , r > 0. >
Broadway.
Dr. Ilntton AVitlnIrnwj.
Dr. llatton , the greenback nominee
for congress in this district , and who was
also endorsed by the Knights of Labor ,
has withdrawn from the contest , and wil
throw his energies and influence into the
campaign in the interests of the demo
cratic nominee , Colonel Keatloy. The
action has been expected for sometime ,
but it is now a nassnrcd fact. Dr. liatton
will address the people of Atlantic to
morrow , and it is understood that ho will
ihen lira oil' his harvest gun for Colonel
Keatloy.
Colonel Koatloy yesterday spoke in
Ilarlan. Ho is working enthusiastically
and hopefully. Ho has already made
twenty-live speeches in the district.
Stolen Sorrel horse , email white spot
on forehead , scar on right front foot ,
right hind foot while with red spot in t.ho
white. Reward olleroi ! iio. 1817' Fourth
avontio.
See that your books are made by More-
house iV Co. , room 1 , Kvorott block.
Another KntcrpriHC ,
All interested in the Council Binds
S. S. Assembly movement are Invited to
attend the meeting to be held to-night at
the Baptist elmreli chapel. This meeting
Is for the purpose of completing the or-
g.iul/ation , and it is hoped not only
church ncoplo will attend , but our active
and wideawake business men.
Substantial abstracts ot titles and real
estate loans. J , W. & E , L. Squire. No ,
101 Pearl street , Council Bltifls.
Full line of typo-writer paper placed
on sale to-day. C. H , Slioles , Herald
olllco ,
Last night n man went into the Broadway -
way house , near Scott street , and after
eating his supper got up nnd walked oft"
with another man's overcoat and forgot
to settle for his meal.
Mrs. F. M. Davenport , of Oskaloosa ,
who -re-elected treasurer of the W.
C. T U. , at Sioux City last week , spent
yesterday with her friends , Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Mott , and loft last evening for her
homo.
Daylight is to bo let into the patent
medicine bottles in Darmstadt. The city
chemist is to analy/e every drug of the
sort und print u btateuiout so that he who
drinks may read.
A CRISIS IN | OtiLftND.
I'hai solnn Interesti iR SttHSK'P ' I11' * *
Home Hnlp IMtln" ol' Uan *
I'll Uu\i :
The extraordinary fo , < inn of the Icr-
landie diet , convoked m nt'cordnnei * with
HIP si\ty-lir-t clause M tip | constitution of
1KT1 for tlu1 pmpo e ot considering llu-
revision of HIP constitution ot last jcar ,
terminated on tin * 21th of August last ,
the revl ion ophcuip ha\ing been pa si > < l
by an overwhelming majority , wtitpsa
correspondent of tho1 London Times.
In a high-worded proclamation ot Xo
\pinbor 2 In t jpar , llip king mtnnimccd
to his "faithful let-hinder * ' ' tl'al the pro
posed revision could receive sanction
uinlpr no pirpunistaiipp * llsonli i-lli-ct
has been to consolidate the whole people
into one compact patriotic part v. detpr
mined not to rest until Iceland has ob
tained what for half a ct-ntury it has
been ' trhing foi muni'ly. full autonom.\
in li'inic alluirs Never'br > foie has such
an interest boon taken In a neiieral t-lee-
lion as tliiLiir. . Jsi'u r before has the
language of the diet Bounded such a
clear note of menace as at this
time. Immigration en nii : se and a
coniplptp dijo ) | uhvlion of the countty
aie hinted al as by no moans Improbabln
contingency sliotild thp present state of
political tension e ml lire much longer and
no prospect open of a sensible solution
The fact is that the state of the country
is hopeless ; in almost every direction ,
.starvation , and dislres * . in various
stages of aputpnp s is the general comli
lion of this whole land. Knowing that
tin- main reason ot this is simply misrule ,
thu govpinmpnt Is sending qiuetrj Miip-
loads of relief to the wor.'t allectttl part *
of the country , of cour.se at the ospcnse
of the Icelanders t hpniH-lves. 'Ihe com-
nu'rcial treaty with Spain , which termin
ated in 188 ! ) , and the renewal of which on
the basis of the most favored nation
clause was negotiated successfully in tlie
same year , was thrown out in HIP Danish
rigsdag. ini'iL'ly by way of reinitiation ,
the ics.ilt being that the staple ' -\porl of
Iceland , codfish , hnsbpen practically ex
cluded from tin- Spanish market , anil the
Ioi8 sustained by the pool population ,
who earn their living by fishing , lias
amounted yearly to nearly 100,003groner.
Reasons ol Male forbid a separate treaty
bc'ng ' negotiated on behalf of Icelandbe
cause it might be construed as an ac
knowledgment on the part of t IIP govern
ment of ppumark of Iceland as a opar-
ate unit in the Danish monarchy.
Then the truck-svstom nil over the Ian J
is exercising : the most grinding oppres
sion over the people. Icelandic trade is
carried on altogether with Danish capital.
At nn interest of at least 18 per cent , the
impecunious Icelandic trader obtains his
loan from Iho Darish capitalist , which
the formers Mnrvinir customers , of
p.our.se , have to refund him. The customer
sinks deeper and deeper in debt , anil so
serious has this state ot things now be
come that multitudes of debtors have
been forced by the mei chants to pledge
all their earthly possessions and pros-
peethe earnings , moieo\cr , until their
debts shall be liquidated.
Yielding to the clamor of the country
lor a bank , the govtir/imqnt has just es
tablished one this ji-arj But , in older
that it .should be powerless to give any
relief to the oppiessc1/ / ! trade of the coun
try , only 0(10,000 ( kroner of inconvertible
paper euriency worn issued ; it is made a
legal tender , and tlie'cpu'sequence ' is that
customs and duties \vhiclt hitherto have
been paid in specie willi hencelorth be
paid in paper , and what ' .specie imports
were formerly rcquirj-tl f r the payment
of customs , etc. , will iiiovy cease. Practi
cally this moans withdrawing from the
treasury at least : ! 00 , < VK1 kiouer of specie
yearly , and involves jiltiijiatcly the abso
lute financial ruin of thoilanil. . By such
a tit-nomination of eummey as the bank
has at its disn'osaf no assist
ance can be allimt d or impe
tus given to tliix/ trade of the
country. Stnrting without any capital
und unable to undertake any money tran
sactions except in inconvertible paper ,
contracts and negotiations with foreign
banks will become all but impossible. If
it were not for tlio excellently conducted
Scotch trade with the island , which is
extending every year , the condition of
Iceland would now bo one of unpaiallcled
misery. Perhaps , however , the worst
feature ot the situation is the unscrupu
lous selfishness and rare incapacity of the
higher rulci.s of the people , to whom such
a thing as study of national interests
.seems to be something infra diguitatum.
Bureaucratic hupercilionsnesb thrives ap-
p.irently well in the midst of misery. The
feeling in the counlry under lhc.se cir
cumstances is anything but reassuring ,
anil what the upshot will bo if the king
should yeto the revised constitution no
one can foretell.
Noirro SiiDursiitiou.
Atlanta Constitution : A prominent
colored preacher of Dougiiertv county
had the misfortune of qnurrelmg with
his wife. During his penitential proba
tion thoreatter lie came across a small
bag of red flannel securely sowed within
tint pillow upon which his reverend head
had roposcu. Thereupon ho concluded
that ho had been conjured , and this was
the cause of his domestic unbappiness.
His first impulse was to throw the bag
into the river. Ho changed his mindhow
ever , and took the conjtne bug to Mayor
Wilder , of Albany , who reassured him
by the information that the true purpose
of the bag was to restore harmony in n
divided household. This had the desired
cll'cct anil husband and wife arc now In
the bliss of a renewed honeymoon.
There has just appeared In Vienna the
first number of a now Knglish weekly
newspaper , the Vienna Weekly News ,
the first journal ever printed there in
Knglish.
The t roprietor of a celebrated restau
rant out west is described by a local jour
nal as being , in appearance and dre.ss , n
combination of an Knglish lord , a United
States bi'imtur , an American poet and a
French painter.
.foiirimlH , < 'ounty and
Rank WorK of AM
Prompt Attention ) ! ) ! Mall Orders
MOREHOIP & CO ,
Room 1 Everet Block , Council Binds ,
Standard Papers Used , All styles of bind
ing in AlagazincH and
BLANK
(3. n. National Hunk , M. II Bmlth & ; Co. ,
Citizens' Ilitnk , Denro , Wells if Co. ,
Urbt National ilnnk , C. II. Infturunoo Co. ,
officer i I'ujcy.llRiikflrB.O.II Bnvliiira llmite. _
BEST LAUNDRY WORK
Iu the city can bo obtained by pntronlzlnjr tlio
HoneSteam
UO 1) ) roadway
OKO , W. SOIIINDELE , J'rop ,
None but oxjiorlonccd hands employed ,
Out of town orders by mull Or oynrt'ss so
licited , and all work warranted.
Don't fortirt that tltr ( "oinirU ntn/- > Cdi'prt ( 'oiiininif K'M H/fi/.v / n
ctutttti ? In tin'i'Irut ! ifintiHti'it l t iif.rt , mitt ( lint they < ' lunnnttn
inatci'hittif iviliin" tin-It' locl ; ln-forc - Unit ( ! ! /
( itn > rc ttifiii brforr/foil / ) Hiri'lmi'rl ' 'U'lu'i'i1 , iintl obtain tinit'ii'ir / * .
/ / lion it' < nit to hnu ttnutliinti hi tlich' HUP tlicn trill //ir / you itrtcru Hint
trill rt'i-tahiljt milt UIKI
Tlii'trntwk e issof / nit i/nnlc * and w/rr.s of
Mattings , Window Shades ,
N AKTD UPHOI.STERT GOODS , Etc.
A lot of Tttbh' Ltnniv.'owN x to clo c < mt at Mi'.S'.S
Ttl.lX CONT. Sri' Hit m.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
] STo. 4:05 Broadway , Council BlufFs.
If"
B
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas and ranging from $ " > ( K ) to
$10.00 per acre. School and state lauds in Minnesota on 30 gears' time 5 per
cent interest. Land Buyers faro free. Information , etc. , given by
No. ,155 Broadway , Council Blufl's , Iowa , agent for Freidrik-cn A : Co. , Chicago.
IRS. C. L GILLETTE ,
- < -
x-p
HAIR GOODS ,
It C
Selling Out Gioak Department
This Week ,
IN CLOAKS THIS WEEK ,
Jfct i rtqn ttrters fa r
R !
DKYGOODS
NO , 40 ! BROADWAY ,
, ID ,
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Practices in tlio State and Federal courts
Kooms 7 and 8 Slmgart Blo'ik.
MURDER ! !
Dlplitlieiliilsiuraln iimkliu , ' Its iinnunl vUIta-
lion. Ten ji'iuw' trliilof DlMlIUji. JIHTKIUS1
lli.MiiV ; : lor that fiitnl ini'liidjhus demon-
Btiutciltlio fuct tliut It IH Inlnlllhlaasu tirotont-
l\c Hiiilciirn. 11 yon permit jour children to
dlu with illplitluiim , "Their hlnod ho upon your
liund. " For sulo only at the olllvi ) , No. ) South
ith Htroot , Council Illuirf , la. , or ecut by uxprusa
on rocdlpt of prleu. t" .
I'roni the Umuha Hoc :
Mr. J. U. llutltr. of lliuel ncllj'ottinrnttiunle
Co. , lowii , niul his fiuiilljof olovou persona ,
" ' . re sUiiek'.vlth malign" 'it dlphthorla. i\ciy :
onoof tluiin Una recovered liv the use of Dr.
JrllurlB' I'lmuiitlvo and Cure for Diphtheria ,
without the aid of uvhytilcitin.
From the Council lllullH Dally lleruld :
Mr * . K. M ( ) oiiinl , ifo < f Knirlnuur Gornrd ,
of the Union 1'aclllv , thlsulty , has houa ngrcnt
BUlToiorfor many } are , with what UIIB tnp-
posed toliocanocrof the tin out. \uinsoniul
the was thieatonod with btartntlon. Ilvr Kt'ii-
cral hcallli VIM completely biokfii. hho could
only swallow llrjuld food , and even that could
not dluust or aselnillotu I'liyBltlnns of Council
Illiiirsnnd Oiimhii attended her for thrio yearH
and Kino no relief. Dr. JolforlB.or this city , In
four wicks' time cured lior throat , and com
pletely restored her health. Had Mr . ( Jcinnl
not obtained rollof soon eho would huvodled
from blood nolBon , the same that dcbtroj od thu
life of ( Ion. Urnnt.
From the Council muffs Dally Oloho :
M. A. Memo , editor of the Cambria ( KbfiiB-
burir , l * > v. ) Kreouian , haa Unon the pcrioinil
Irlond of the editor of tuo Globe for nioro than
trfonty roars , nnd U known wherever h It
known ag one of the best men Ih lux. Ills family
WUH raviifrt'd with dlnhthorla , and ( neatly dis
tressed. Bomoof Dr. JolTorls' Dlphthoila Cure
was ufod , and the ll\ea of the icttof Ills child'
ron saved , Letters from Mr , Mcl'lko are un
bounded In their expressions of Krutltudo for
flndlntr BOIIIO moans of avertlnir tlio losa of oil
his little ones. Fl\o of Mr. Mcl'lke's children
out of eight died from diphtheria before ho lind
an opportunity of uslntr Dr. JaUorle' remedy.
nvtu'trsiA nisi-Ei'SiA
Dyspeptic , why in o In misery and die in dU-
polr with concur of the Btomaoli ? Dr. Tlionma
Jetrerls cures every caeo of Indigestion and
constipation In a very short time , llest of rot-
eronccs irivcn. Dyspepsia i the cause of
ninety pur cent of all diseased conditions.
J'rlco f5 for two weeks treatment.
Dr. Jcffeils' dlphtherln medlolno Is infalllblo
for all Ulndu of tore throats. Indlsponslblo In
putrid sore throat. In malignant Bcarlet fu\er ,
changlntr It In 48 hours to the simple form. Infal
lible cure tor all inflammatory , ulccratlre , put-
lid , cancerous ulceratlon of the womb and all
caturrhal conditions.
Full printed Instructions how to UBO thp luedl-
cines sent with them. No doctor required.
Dr. JttfcrU' rime < llea can only be obtalnud at
lilsonice , No Kl South Elwhtti street , Pouncll
llluffs , Jowa.orBent ay expiess oti receipt of
price.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Etlflbl.sliod IS17
Creston House ,
I'nc only liott'l In Council 111 tin's liavlnif
re Esoa/pe
.Ami nil imick'in Inipro\ciuuiit3.
I'lS , 217 mid 2111 MnluM.
4IAX MOHrf , Prop.
P. C. MILLER ,
Ho. 13 PearSt. . , Council Bluffs.
' 5
LATRST DKSIONS.
MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS.
House , Sl ii "nit Ducnrntli o Piiintcr. I'nplcr
Mm lie \Vull Oinaiiuint .
None but beta hands cmplojed ami clnirgcs
icnsouubjo.
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes. bO'iglit ami sol. ! , ut rolull nui !
In lota. LIIIKU qiiimtttlus to tcloct fiom
? uornl pull is of line Ui Ivors , EliiKlnor < lotil > ! < ) .
MASON WISE ,
Council Blufls.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware Etc.
, , ,
At W. S Ikmer it Co's , No. 23 Main st
Council Bluffs ,
N. SGHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Olllcoovor Amorlcnn Kxpresa
SPEOIAlTNOTldESi
Ppeelal ndvotll cmpils | , such as fxist , Tounil
'J'oIxian.For Bale , To Itcnl , VS ants , Bonrdluir ,
etc , will bolnsorled In this column at the low
ratoofTP.NCUNTSl'iit UNK forthollrst Jnser-
Ion nnd Five Cento I'orl.lno I or each subsequent
insertion. I.eavo aO\cilUcmentB nt our olllro
No. 12 1'eal Btioct , nentllroadivuy , Council
Ulufla
WANT8.
W ANTlID-rosJtlo.n wjtfj Jabbing b.Vj .
Ilnvo ciipcrTciico , I'cst ' retorencoS. Don't
want any ral'iry till 1 nm worthy , ( live
chance. N D. , euro I lee , Council HIiilCs.
ANTKD-A euod nfKiit ceric at
> T llolol.
_
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
MILLINERY ,
328 Council Bluffs.
No. Broadway , - - -
Mrs. O. A. Rogers ,
Late of the Psri&ian Mil inery Co , Manager.
R. L. WELLMS ,
1(1 ( N. Main St. , Council Bl nil's , In , , and
20 < J S. loth St. , Room 10 , Oniulm , Neb.
Manufacturer's Atfcnt for the
CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , AwnliiqrH , Ttooflmr Hlutc , Miin-
teln , Pluto und Window ( Muss , Show-
Cases. KlevatoiM ( liaiul and hy
draulic &c.
FINE FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Oina'u ' ,
NEW IMPOHTED STYLES OPEN.-
biijinsf u ( S Hat or Ilonnot , ono furo
will bo paid ; f 1U , round trip.
IVH01ESALE AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
. \l1tili \ I I i MM I , nil'l.t. llfc'.VI1. " ' .
_
ii-iun : : , WKMco. . ,
W liolcjnln
Agricultural ImplanoiUs , Bii&l33 ,
{ 'ittilnire . Ftp , llo Council tlltUTn. lowi.
Kr.YsToxn MAxri-Aciruixu u > 7
Make IhoUrlcrlnnl niul Complola
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Hill & Press ,
cons SIIKU.KKSM > VIED : TnT.K .
Jso l.MJI.lit' , iro.Min < l 15)7 . Soulh Main Slroct.
_ Ooiiucll IliiilT' . Inn * .
DAMI ) Itll VMM- < vCO.7
Mnnuf'is nn 1 .lobli in ot
flgrlcullural Implements , Wagons , Boggles ,
VY , " . < lRVS.nll < l " " klal * < > r I" * ! " ' " Mnohlnorr.
11W to 1110 Soullt Mnln Direct , Coumul lllnlfa ,
lena ,
A\K ) MMf.K .
I'.O. ( Ji.r.isnv. T. ll. oi-ni.is7 itoT".lviiriuTiTr
l'i c * I'rem. V-l'rt'tAMm. S j * ( " itnel.
Council BIuTs Handl3 Pad,1/ ,
.
MRmifi\Hnrcr nrAxlo. I'lek , Slodirp nod 8m ill
lo nlpit n.
corxciL ni.un-'s CAHPIT : ca
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oliriotlis , C'urlnln I'liturei , t'pliolsuny OooJs ,
Klo. Na 40S liniAdirnr Counoll llliirTu ,
J , lOHACCn , KTC.
riiuY : : ( ( ) & MUUHH ,
\\liolcinln .loblictp In tlio
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacc. S Pipes
Nos. SSMnln iitul : . ' - 1'onilSls. Council llllllr
Inn n.
i LIAM : AN
\ \ lioli. < ntu
Fruit and Prodnco Commission Morcliints.
Xo Ul'oail St. Ciiunuil lllulT * .
11A11LK , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Oils Paints Glas
Drnggists , , , ? ,
l-ta' Puiiilrlos. Ktc. No S3 Miiln St. , nnJ
No. 21 IVnrl St. , Council lllulls.
JHt ITf- .
O. W. IJUTTS ,
Wholesale California FraiU a Specialt/
Goncinl Commission. No. lit ! ltiuilniiy ,
Council tlluflfa
wnrr & DUiUi.iTB ( ,
WholcBiilo
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceriai.
No ? . 1C nncl 18 IVnrl St. , Counrll IllulTM.
L. KIKSCHT & C ( . ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Giocerlas.
Also Wholesale I.liiorlonlor ( ] . No. 410 Iliouit-
wny. Council I
IIAKNKSS. KTO.
HKCKMAN , STKOHHKIIN & CO. ,
Hiinu'iictiircisof mid Wholoonlo noilci'Jl i
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery. .
No K5 Jliiln St. . Counoll llluffj , Jown.
HATS , f.U'S , KTC.
MKTCALF HKOTIUvKS.
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
NOF. BU iuil : .111 Itioiitlwiiv. Ooiricll riluir * .
-i/7-.irr
KKELINK & VKL'V ,
Wliolosnlo
Iron Steel Nails Hardware
, , , Heavy ,
And Woodstock , Council muffs , lou-n.
11IDKS A"\D
1) . 11. MeDANKMJ & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
TnllovrWool , l'oltsC3tcAnoiina l-'urg Counoll
lllufls Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wuolusnlo Du.ilora In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils Ganllu
. , E3TO.
P.Tticoilorn , , Council Illu7d. town.
LUM1IEII I'lLIXO
A. OVERTON < te ( JO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
Mutnliil Spocliilll'-s.WlioloJivlo Linn-
b r of aU Klmla. Olllco No. I'M Muln St. ,
Council llluiru. Iowa.
AND LIQUUltS.
JOHN LINDKIt ,
WllOlCbltlO
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
Auont for fit. Cottliani's llorl ) Illltorj. No. U
Mnln St. Council lllulln.
sciiNKiDKii < v IH-XK ,
Foreign' and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
XoCtu Main M. . ti.imcd . ll'.ujfs. '
Star Sale Slables and Mule Yards ,
BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Opnotlto Dummy Uopot.
1 = )
- amid
c
mid mtilrs kept constuntlv on
Imnil , for sail ! at retail or in csir lomlH.Or-
ilors promptly lillod by continot on short
iiulicu Stock sold on coinminsion.
SIILUTKIC it HOI.KY , I'
Tultiphonu No 114
Formerly of Koil Sale Stables , cornu
fit uro nnd 'ltd sheet.
TOR QIAUP10N
Tlili nfstvin Ht'nlltely no * und | o lmilo | Hi-it uo
wllliumrantuu to teucli you lo dnift succeitfullr In
n ( ow lidur * . Viiucan draft ull HID piiturnt Hint li
neudol lurl iufaiollr.au It tun nil Vrmcnl. wtir"
tir luitiL' > , Kiitluuenauil clillilren ,
Ijiillui unit KVnilemcn , U will coil you notlillii :
uniilyou i Imtvliturneit , then you will wuiillliu i.tt.-r.
Wu rliullunKU coinnetlllun. Tlio iuutuxirrl"iioeJ |
nr > Biniikt > r > and tulldri u ( kiiowlu Ice lu uniirlorlly.
It lithe In vonllun afMtiilunio Wiilkcr. u will kiiOHii
iTOiuli luiKti.iu. H ntlli riiplillr und Kood uvviilt
innku iiiiinoy. We wmit Hr i < ljn u < ent titoku
liulil lit thut > u > lne nltli uVullku to in iko inunur
nil allow olnuri to < lo < i ulto. o ire ottat llbarui
ernii , r > r furtlier luforiiiiillnn call or adri > .
MI18.MAHV
„
W.
It. BICE , M. D , ,
pr other TUHIOH lumovcd wlliuu ! >
the kmroorUnittlnt' or blood.
. .
J'ourlBt. . Counuil Uiuir :