Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 10, 1888, Page 6, Image 6
OF THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ol'KICK XO. 12 I'UAltlJ STUKET. Delivered by Carrier In Any 1'artot the City nt Twenty Cents I'cr Week ; . . . . II.W.T11/TUN . . . MANAGER. TELEPHONIC ! CK , No. NlOIIT ElllTOH. No. V3. MINOU MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. The excavating of the Mill school grounds is going nloiitf rujikliy. There will bo a Inwn sociable at the resi dence of L. W. Tulleys Thursday ovcning. Dalby's band Is expected to accompany the press excursion party to Lalto Manawu thH uftcrnoon. Mike Sliea , charged with assault and bat tery , had his case continued until witnesses could bo secured. Joe Johnson and Ella Smith , two Insane wanderers , were locked up until their cases could bo investigated. The funeral of the Infant sou of Mr , auO Mrs. T. O. Allison took place yesterday af ternoon from the residence. Thrco cars of western tourists nrrivcd.ovci the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 1'uul last evening / ing and departed over the Union I'aclllc. Yesterday's ' business in police court wa > lighter than It Mis boon on any Monday morning for some timo. Harney Onrity am N. Nelson were eaoh relieved of $ } .10 foi boozing. A train on the Northwestern killed n cow vofctcrd.iy morning near the local depot 01 iiro.ulway. The animal belonged to a Dan ish milkman , residing at the corner of Vim und Tenth streets. The case of Floyd Hunt , charged will forging his father's name to a check for t 15 will be heard before Judge Aylcsworth at ' . o'clock this aftei noon. In the meantime hi Is enjoying the hospitality of Sheriff O'Noil Omaha division , No. 189 , Urothcrhood o Locomotive Engineers , sent on Saturday s special donation of $ ; oo to the 1'luttsmoutl striking engineers. This amount was con tributed over and above the regular assess ment. The Sisters ol Mercy of St , Ucrnard'i ' hospitnl have received W with which to sum John Crimmcns to DCS Moines to Join hi son who is Just recovering froin an attack o temporary insanity. The matter was brough about through an item which appeared ii Tun Her. n few days ago. A collision took place near the corner o Main and iJroadway yesterday morning bo twccn a street car and a buggy driven b ; Ed Wickliaui. The buggy was badly wrecked but the sticet ear sustained no damage ex cept a broken window. No one was injure ) and the affair caused but momentary excite ment. A communication in last cvenlns's Glob from James S. Hayes to the effect that h was denied admission to both hospitals ii the city is denied by the Sisters at St. IJei nard's. Ho applied there Saturday and wa admitted yesterday and is now being care for. His only ailment is old ago. and th Bisters desire to have it understood that the , never refuse admission to any one who 1 sick or mulcted. Complaints are numerous of tramps an others hanging about the residence portion o the Fourth ward. There has been little o no police protection in that part of the citi There certainly should bo such an increase i the police force as to furnish at least one pi trolnmn for the residence portion. A foi dollars could bo spent judiciously in this d rcetion , and , if need be , a little moro ecoi omy shown in the lire department to ba anco it. o E. II. Slicalo loans nionpy on chattc security of every description. Privat consulting rooms. All business strictl confidential. Olllco 600 Broadway , coi n er Main street , up-fetairs. - Everything from a Jowsharp to piano at C. B. Music Co. , 2'2l Broad wuj J. G. Tip ton has bargains in rcalostuti 1'crsoiinl Flnloy Hurko Is ill with pneumonia. M. B. Swan loft last evening for St. Pau P. A. Fay and wife , of Clinton , were In tl city yesterday. W. H. Ohlamaclier left for St. Louis ye torday afternoon , General Agent Marshall , of the Burling ton , is enjoying a rest at Spirit Lake. C. H. Sholes and wife loft Sunday fc Portland , Ore. , and will bo absent about U\ months. It Is noted with pleasure that the conditic of Mrs , T. J. Clark is now so much improve that her recovery to health js expected , A gay party consisting of D. W. Bushnel "Billy" Hawthorn , Charley Fitch and Mi and Mrs. Wightman loft for Spirit Lake las evening. It Pays for Everybody. I have an unusually largo slock < pant Roods on hand which I want to ru oil' . I will make jp pants from thisdal for $5.00 ; usual price 810.00. This n duction applies to all summer goods. A. REITEK , Hit ) Broadway. Buy mantels , grates and hearth fui mshings of the Now York plumbing C < Kn Koiilo For tlio Const. Yesterday noon a train of eight Pullmt cars en route from Boston to San Francisi arrived In this city over the Chicago , S Paul & Milwaukee road. It left Ubston lai Friday utlJO : ! p. m. , having on board U passengers bound for the coast. Tlicso wci from the various Now England states , ai nro their most promincmt educators. Mai of thorn are members of the National Toac crs1 association. The train was In charge Charles A. Brown , the New England passe gor agent of the Milwaukee road. Amoi the pasvscngeis wcro the following : A. Blocking , of Boston , agciit at Harp Uroa. ; Alonzo MescrvJo , principal Iho Howdoin schools ; C. W. Hill in wife ; B. F. Dye , wife and daughter ; Eli Brook , principal of Central sticet schoi Boston , and his wife ; G. 15. Hurd , prlnclr af the Winchester school , New Have Conn. : Prof. A. II. Campbell , principal normal school ( Johnson ) , of Vermont ; lie W" . N Aekloy , i cetorof the Episcopal cliurv U'arren , It , 1 , ; llcv. E. D. Anderson of t Baptist church , Providence , 11. I. : Ml . .Josephine Carr , of Warren. II. ' . General 'I ! . J. Morgan , principal of the stu normal school at Providence , U. I. , Und wli The party will niako stops at Denver a Salt Lake City , then through to the eoa After d two weeks' stay they will return v Iho Northern Puclllc. Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co loan ollleo , /urnituru , pianos , horse Wilsons , porbonal property of all kini unu till other articles of value witho removal. All business Strictly con iluntial. A Can ! . The Sisters of M'orey return gratol thanks to the following parties : Mr. A. Creloce , sixteen yards calico ; J , C. Hoffman , sack ( lower ; Mr. Amey , sa potatoes ; Mr. J. Mergeij , eggs ; Mrs. Kob ion , six pics ; Mr. J , Short , sugar , fruit a Vegetables ; Messrs. .T Sullivan & DoLoi Vegetables ; Messrs. TaGalvln , llsh a vegetables : Boston Tea company. $4 wet of ten ; Messrs. Plfer , Miller , Mottoy a Langeiulcrfee , meat. Special contributions toward ( nsurau policy. The Glebe Printing company , flO ; U. O'Ncll , A. E. Avery , \V. Moore , * 5 ; Uohei $3.50 ; W. H. Thomas , G. Mullen , J. Kelley , K. T. Waterman , J. Dnrum ad Nolan , $1 , From friends In small Items , To Our Citizens. Our liberal citizens , llvoryinon und carrla owners are earnestly requested to send c riagcs to the various hotels at 1 p. m. sha to bo used In giving the members of the Iq Press association a dnvoof one hour throu the city. All persons uhvo to the growl interests of the city will please scud th Barnes to the ofllce of M. F. Hnhrcr ut 0 n. to-day. W. JI. Corsox , President , U. I ) . WBSCOTT , Sceretar , Buy buthiug tults ut Beno'f. ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUFFS , Indignant Citizens Protest Against the Flro Department Change. A PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT. An Oltl Mnn Falls Down n Cellar Way The New Steamboat Named Alter the Mayor Tlio Coun cil Meeting. A Protmuly Fatal Fall. About 9 o'clock yesterday morning nn aged resident of the city by the name of II. C. Henderson , residing on Harrison street , opposite Foster's irrcenhousp , fell through a trail door In the grocery of E. B. Gardiner , on upper Broadway , find sustained serious injuries. He was walking to the back part of the store and did not notice the trap , which had Veen l < jft opgp to d/y out the cellar , which was flooded by the ram of Sunday afternoon. Mr. Gardiner heard the fall and rushed down stairs , to lind the unfortunate man lying on his head and shouldcis , with his face in the ina.l. He was extric.itcci from his perilous position and taken up stairs , when It was found that ho was una ble to move , and a doctor and the patrol wagon were summoned. Ho was removed to his home , where Dr. Laccy attended him. It was found that his neck was dislocated , and it required considerable skill to set it prop erly to prevent death from ensuing. The chances uro greatly against his recovery. Ho Is sixty years of ago and has resided here for four years. He was formerly a resident of Warren county , this state , and is an uncle of Judge J. H. Henderson , of the DCS Moines district. His G. A. H. comrades are interested in his care , and are doing all pos sible to alleviate his sufferings. Largest stock of bathing suits at John Beno & Co.'s. . Full line of shoot music at Coimci BlulTs Music Co. , i24 ! Broadway. The Press Association Received. This evening at 8:30 o'clock the Iowa Press association leaves this city for the west on its annual outing. During the early hours of the day these gentlemen with their wives will arrive on tlwj Incoming trains. As those usprescntativc journalists of the state have chosen Council Blurts as their starting point It was thought proper that they bo enter taincd while they are with us. To arrange lor this a meeting was held yesterday after noon at which there were present the loca press club , members of the board of trade , the mayor and other representative citizens The order of the day as outlined is as fol lows : At 0 o'clock the club room will bi open and gentlemen will bo present to receive ceivo all who come. Business men arc ex pected to lay aside their work for an houi and visit the rooms. At 1 o'clock carriage ! will arrive at the hotels and the visitors will bo given a rldo through Fairmount park and to other places ot interest about the city. At 2'M o'clock Colonel Heed wii : run a special train to Lake Manawa , which ho has generously placed at the disi > osal ol the excursionists and their friends. Arriving at Lake Manawa tlio boats will take them across the lake and back. Supper will hi served at Hotel Manawa , after which thi party will return to the city in time to take the train west. It is fully expected that this entcrtainmcnl shall be on behalf of the citizens of the city and all are earnestly requested to contnbnti as far as possible to its success. The tel lowing committees were appointed to the different parts of the work of caring for tin visitors : Finance and carriages Mayo Hohrer , Messrs. MeConnoll , Wells , Carr Hunt and Kappell. Depots Mcssis. Copson Lynclmrd , Carr , Hoyden and Nugent Hotels Ogden house , Htiydcn and Carter Heehtolo hotel , Copson ; Pacific house , Hunt Telegraph Messrs. Copson , Lynchard am Matthews. Club rooms Messrs. McConncll Zovcrly and Uohror. The various eomniit tecs will meet as per previous instruction and all will bo done by the gentlemen men tloncd and the people of the city at largo ti make the entertainment of our guests pleas ant and memorable. Union Abstract company , U30 Main street Artists prefer the Hallott & Davi piano , at C. B. Music Co. , 22-i Broadway Quo Moro Ohaulauqna Push. The movement for securing a nuimmot Chnutauntm assembly hero has progressed s far that success is in sight and almost witiii" reaching distance. With ono moro unite and earnest effort the enterprise can bo sc cured. Everybody should bo actively intei csted in this. The situation Is critical. Thcr has been so much work done already that th enterprise can hardly bo abandoned , and ye there Is just lacking enough to warrant th managers In going ahead with their con tract. Unless the arrangements are con pletcd within a week or so it will bo almos impossible to secure an assembly next yeai The talent and attractions necessary for sue u programme are already being engaged b , other places for next year. It mcam in fact , that Council Bluffs rrus either spring to the front o let this important enterprise drag nnothc year. If it thus drags , some other city , wit moro life and promptness , will locate an as s > ombly , which will do away with the nccc ; sity of onehero. . An assembly , largo cnoug to be a national ono , will surely bo locitod u some point m the west within a year , and ai other national ono established on the Pacili coast. Council Bluffs has made a good star and with the co operation of Omaha thes two cities can secure this Chautauqua asson bly and plan so largely for it as to make truly national in its character , diawin hither thousands of people within a radii of at least SOU miles. In order to arrange for ono moro and sin ccssfnl push a meeting of subscribers tin othfi''s interested is culled for Friday ovenin at tlio board ol trade rooms. Let the roorr bo crowded. S. B. Wndsworth & Co. loan money , f Travelers ! Stop at the Bochtelo. 0 Indignant Citizens. s The cxrltcincnt nnd indignation in tl southern part of tlio city over the change i the location of the hose reels was oven 11101 intense yesterday than on tlio preceding da , A petition to have tlio old system restore was circulated nndorcr two hundred slgno secured , representing the largest propeil owners In that part of the city. Amnngthc wcro the following responsible business inc or the city : ICoyhtone Manufacturing coi puny , Dccrc , Wells fc Co. , David Bradley Co. , Crystal Mill Grain company , Cliicaf Lumber company , Council Bluffs Luinbi company , Cole Bros. , Marseilles Manufactu ing company , D. H , McDaneld Ac Co. , Gcon Bcbbington , McClurg Cracker company , Ti ton Coal company , Thomas Oillccr , 1 Kirscht , Groncweg & Schoontzen , Jol Schocntzcn , Kccllno & Felt , Max Mohn , j L. Kahle , D , E. Glcason , Hoist & Spotma S. H. Kciloy , J. T. Evans , Kimbiill& Cham .1. P. &J. N. Casady , P. W. Spotman Bro. , Pat Gunnoudo , W. H. M. Pusey , Tlio petitioners claim that the change ht endangered their property , and seek a rom dy at the hands of the city council. Tl property in question is among the most val ublo in the city , embracing the lumber yari and wholesale Implement houses , us well i many of the leading retail houses. Clil Walters U severely scored , us ho is cluirac to be the cause of it. On the ether hand , Walters seeks to shii the responsibility , and says the change w ; ordered b.V the lire committee. Alderman Kucplcr , who Is a member of tl lire committee , says ho know nothing of tl change until ho read it In yesterday's BE Ho thinks tha council should not Intcrfc with the workings of the department , at nlvoeatos the removal of the chief if ho not abla to run it in a satisfactory niannc The general management of the dcpartmci comes In for much adverse criticU by the putillo. The big trm is started out to all tires , 'and tl men who are stationed with It ( ail to reai the majority ot them , lu fact , ono of the re sons given for changing the reels Is to ha\o n means of conveyance for the men. ino city government is Just beginning to llnd out what a u eless piece of property Is the mam moth dress panido truck. What Is necessary for better protection is the locating of nnM \ - dltional man at the Main street house , so that the double reel can bo satisfactorily handled. Walters claims that ho has asked for additional men , but the request tins been refused , so ho made the change. Several now men wcro appointed some time ago , and one of the seven at the Broadway house could bo used much moro effectually nt thu Main street house. If Walters was a com petent man for the place , ho would station his men and apparatus wnere they could do the most good , and then Insist on their re maining then' , Instead of trying to sadili' the results of foolish experiment" < " ' tlio lire committee. As It is now , ttio citl/ons justly object to paying their money for uro protec tion which they do not got. The Hotel to He HullU The 'unss meeting of citizens Interested It the new hot'C1 "reject at the Masonic tcinph ast evening , was fa.\v \ flttjmded mid w reductive of excellent results' Xlw jneet ng was called to order by President \Vu. . * , f the board of trade , \\ho briefly stated Us bjcct. Mr. J. II. Baldwin was the first peakor. Ho urged the necessity of raising Ills money and offered to increase his sub- cription. Ho was followed by Judge W. C. nWes , C. M. Hull and C. Haldanewho made imilnr offers. Simon Eiseuian then tpoli ho iloor and said that money was what WIM vantod , and it was time .to get to work , le then offered to Increase the subscription f his linn $100 , and asked who would follow , Subscriptions of 8100 in addition to former jnes thmi came in as follows : J. N. Bald win , Gc-orgo Ii. Champ , S. P. McConncll , C , lald.iue , Pcrcgory & Moore , Judge James Jcere , Wells Jx , Co. , Pat Lacy , T. ,1. Evans , i. L. Shugnrt , J. J. Shea , David Bradley A Co. , Metcalf Bros. , George T. Wright , T. B "Baldwin. Trcynor ft Harl. Subscriptions of $50 each wcio then ii order ; IS. II. Hvtin , H. H. Van Brunt , Cap aln Henry. J , N. Baldwin then subscribed : ,0 , forT. N. Baldwin , jr. , and Simon Else nan followed with another § 50 for Hcnrj I'jiscman , jr. S. Pnlnsworth and S. P. Me Council stated that tlioy had no heirs to sigr 'or , but subscribed $ .10 each for future hopes jeprgo Metcalf confessed to "two palis , ' but backbit his hopes of a "full hand" by an other fifty. Bon Marks , Ferd Wicso and F H. Hill also pledged $ , 'iO each , and the $ subscribers resulted as follows : K. G. Dunl & Co. , F. J. Day , W. W. Chapman , ,1. A ; iorham , Forrest Smith , Wii'klmm Bros. W. W. BilgerV. . H. Lynchard , P. O. Glen son , S. Snunders , D. A. Farrcll and Dai CurrigK. The lull amount is now raised , and tin choice of the Pacific house site or the Wood bury corner can bo offered to the Chieagi syndicate , and a meeting of the hotel com mittce is called for this morning at 10 o'elocl at the board of trade rooms to sio about tele graphing the acceptance to Chicago. City Council Proceedings. The city council met last evening in spcclo session. Present : Mayor Kohrer , Aldoi men Knephcr , Lacy , Weaver and Watei man. man.Mr. Mr. W. S. Shoemaker appeared with rcfci cnco to opening the streets in Ferry ndditioi : The matter was put in shape so that the c > > unso incurred in running the lines is to b : > aid by the property owners. The reading of petitions was , on motion dispensed with. Committee reported that an electric light 12 o'clock circuit , can bo had in llayliss par ! for $15 per month , and recommended sai light bo located at once. The report wa adopted. The judiciary committee report favorabl , upon the adoption of an ordinance regulutin licenses. This makes hucksters ? . "X ) , pci dlers > 50 , small articles 5-10 , advcitisin agents § 10. This takes nil stands from th streets. The ordinance was read a bccon time and was laid over under the rules an was referred to the city attorney anil Jud clary committee. A communication from the chief of the fir department relative to certain changes in th location of the hose reels was read. A ixt tion bearing upon the matter was read. Th two horse reel was changed to the Broailwa house and the single reel was sent to tli Main street house. The petition froi more than ono hundred and fifty propert owners living in the lower fire district wn for the return of the two horse reel to Mai street. The petition was granted. Purtltc contemplated changes were referred to th flre committed. Bonus ior $1,024 were ordered issued to I Sweeny in full payment for work done o contract. Bonds amounting to § 154 were o : dcred issued to M. Cullihan. for grilling o Broadway. The bill of the Omaha Republican for fX.t ( ) was allowed. Also bill of C. C. Chambei lain for filling intersection , $3 < 7MO. Also e E , A. Wickham & Co , for c4,474. * an - " y > * * Disgrace and Destitution. A report of the death of an Infant child ( the corner of Pierce and Madison streets wr given in Sunday morning's Bnn and rcflec ing strongly on the father of the chili Further investigation shows that ho did m intentionally desert the child and its mothc in the time of trouble , us ho did not kno' tliat the child was dangerously ill. Tli couple are not married , but the woman saj the man has been "keeping" her for seven months. She was formerly a member of tl donu-monde , but lately has taken in wasl ing. She told the neighbors that she wi loft alone with the child before it died , ai : that tlio statement was construed to men that she was deserted , and it was s > o pit lishcd. The father claims to have done i much as possible for hts illegitimate chili and docs not wish to bo unduly censured. . misunderstanding of the mother's statemcn by tlio kind-hearted neighbors who assiste her in her trouble gave tin exaggerated cole ing to the affair. At the best it is br enough. Launching tlio New Steamboat. The , launching of the new stoatuer boii : built at Lake Manawa by D. Chapman w take place Wednesday ovouinir , July 12 , ute o clock. Those never having witnessed th performance will find it to bo very iuteres ing and should not miss the opportunit The dimensions of the new steamer nro i follows : Extreme length of hull , SO fee breadth of beam , 111 feet , with two deck main and boiler deck , with railing tirout both decks. The machinery coiibists of tl following , viz. : One 42.\00 inch uprtgl boiler made ot steel of 00,1 OJ tensile strengt stamped by the government inspector , t\i oscillating engines 0x7 , two propeller wheo 21 inches Ja diameter. Tlio machinery built by HK I & Whitacro of Chicago , mm tl hull bi' Thomas Btigloy of the same plac The boat will bo christened after thb wortl and popular mayor of Council Bluffs , M. J Uohror. The Teachers of Young Ideas. The teachers' Institute opened ycstcrdi morning nt the Bloomer school with an t tendance of about 100. Tlio institu will continue three weeks , with daily sc sions from S to 12:80. : The corps of instruc ers includes some of the best in Uio countr including the following : Dr. James M Naughton , arithmetic , first division , and i dactics ; Prof. A , B. Warner , Harlan , nrit rnetic , second division , and grammcr ; Prc W. C. Davis , Avoca , arithmetic , third ( visionand geography ; Prof. J. W. W. Lair Carson , arithmetic , fourth division , and hi tory ; Mrs. I. P.Yaro , Council Bluffs , phyi ology. It Is expected that there will bo i attendance of at least 250 before the close tuo session. * Ho AVilLBo Judge Kcatloy. It will bo gratifying to the many friends Coloiiol J. II. Keatley to learn that the pro dent has appointed him United States jud for the district of Alaska. Colonel Kcatli has been for some time occupying a positli in ono of the departments at Washingto The now position is ono moro to hb tasl doubtless. He has been a member of the b bore for ycars.nud although ho has boon esc luting somowlmt between the bar and jour alistn , ho has never forsaken the practice c tirely. ' 'Seo how white my teeth are growing , Satisfactorily showing- " Said u lady to her friend , t'other day , "That this standard preparation Merits highest commendation " U was SOZODONT , I scarcely need to so THE SAHIB OF LIMBi. . . - Sir JnsvnhsliiRltJoo , K. C. I. E. , nml His guccr Costume. The news that Sir Jnsvtvhslnghlco , K. C. I. E. , Thakoro Sahib of Limbdi. is stopping at tfici" Palmer house , has shaken Chicago 'Bocioty from centre to ulruumforonuo , says the Herald. If the Ahkootul Of Swat himself had como among us , or if the Begum of Outle had condescended to make us a call , the sou- satlou could not have been grontcr. Sir Jasvahslnglijeo arrived at- the Palmer on Wedne'-d'iy morning , accompanied \iy \ lils name anil his suit of one Eug- Human. The Herald reporter most con versant witli Sanscrit was dispatched to Interview the prince , anil was court eously received. The prineo scorned quite'surprised to moot In far away Chicago cage a reporter who c.ould salaam in such graceful and genuinely Oriental stylo. The reporter explained that this perfection wns the result of practice , ho having frequently sala-amcd the door. Till ) costume of the prince is not easy V ( fSi'i'il'UIt is | l combination of styles. Ho wore ho ordinary c. ' ' n this country , and aho' ; omtuitic-looking garment o , , Jt i" , \ . jroon striped batin , its style of aU ccturo n bert of cro s between the ) orle Mother Iluhhard and the Ionic Pajamas. On his shiny black hair he voro a green turban , and thus attired sir Jnsvahsinghjco lookpd as if ho had tcpped out < of a comle opera or a viiudq- , 'ille. The prince talks hotter English than nest of the Englishmen who come to \moriea , but , ng the Herald reporter vns pining for an opportunity to prac tice his Sanscrit , the prince kindly con- bcntod to talk in that beautiful and too ittlo known language. Stripped of its lootio figures and allegorical imagin- ugs , which would sound extravagant , , ho princo'b views may bo summarized. ; hus : lie IH travoling'only for pleasure , 'laving left his > ; younger brother to run .ho business of governing Limbdi , Ho is the Thakore Sahib of that principality and what he bays goes with the Limb- diaus , of whom there nro several hun dred thousand. The British flo not in terfere with him in any way. but lot jiim tlo hufeincs' ) as a licensed Thakoro Sahib , at which trade ho has been working seven years , lie was edu cated in England , and has traveled in Europe extensively. He has introduced into his own government those features of European governments which im pressed him mo-it , and he hopes to learn something now and valuable in Chicago. The reporter suggested that Major Roche could give him some points on the organization of a police force and a lire department , and Sir Ja.svahsinghjce said ho would try to meet the mayor during Ills stay in Chicago. The prince said that ho arrived in Now York on the Adriatic August 2(5 ( ; that ho was not seasick , as ho has been a grout traveler ever since ho was a boy. lie stopped .at Now York and was entertained extensively. What a catch ho would bo forborne of the money-lov ing holies of sordid Gotham ! Ho wojit to Washington und was given a recep tion by President Cleveland. Ho thinks Cleveland a substantial , brainy man , a ml said that ho would vote for him if ho remained in this country long enough to have the right to vote. Ho went to Newport , and was there at the btimo time that the Duke of Murlborough was. Marlborotigh seemed to bo very popular with Airs. Stevens and a few others. Tie visited Boston , where ho sought borne now and excellent spectacles ; also went to Saratoga and Philadelphiatook a trip up the Hudson and skipped over to Canada , visited Toronto , Montreal , Ottawa and Quebec , being tendered a reception at the last named place by Lord Lansdowno. Ifo wont to Niagara Falls for a few days , and thought them an enduring monument to the tireless energy and inventive ingenuity of the American people. The prince expressed the usual t\mount \ of wonder over Chi cago's splendor and phenomenal growth , and sujd ho would consider the matter of locating here and buying the Storey palace. From hero the Thakoro Sahib will proceed westward to California , taking in the points of interest on route , including the Yellowstone park. Proba bly ho will sail from San Francisco and visit China and Japan , thence proceed ing homeward , but there is a possibility that ho may cross the continent agniii and sail from Now York. Drink Malto , "o cents a bottle. Staying In Russia. From George Kenimn's contribution to the July Century we quote the fol lowing : The Imperial Russian post is now perhaps the moat extensive and perfectly organized horao-oxprcfcs ser vice in the \\orld. From the iiouthorii end of the peninsula of Kamlchatka tc : the most remote village in Finland , from the fro/en wind-swept shores ol the Aictic oi'otin to the hot , sandy des erts of central Asia , the whole empire is ono vast network of post routes. You may pack your portmanteau in Nizhni Novgorod , got a padorozhnaya from the postal department , and start for Potro- pavlovtik , Kaintchatka , seven thousand miles away , with Uio full assurance thai throughout the whole of that enormous distance there will bo lior.ios , reindeer or dogs ready and waiting to carry you on , night and dav , to your-destination , It must , howeverlie borne in mind thai the Kiii-fian post route is a very ditl'er- out tiling from the did English posl route , and that Iho Hussion horse illD'orE widely , not only from our owr western "pony express , " but fron the horse expresses of mosi other oountrlc * . Tlio characteristic feature of the \\o-it European and Amor lean s.\s'oms is the Mage-coach or ill I igoiu'o , which loaves cor-tain places a' certain stated hours , or , in olhc-i words , runs upon a pivarrapged time schedule. It is precisely this feature which the RiH-ian sy-tem docs no havo. There are , generally speaking no stupe-roach" Hues in Rusdn ; the vehicles which carry the mails do noi carry passong rs < , andt away from the the raihondt ) , there is no such thing ai traveling upon a-il.xpil time ge'hedule You are never etblipcd , therefore , t < wait for a public conveyance whicl leaves at a cu'tain stated hour , and the ) go through to your destination in'thn convcvtinco , stopping when it stops nut starting when it starts'without rcgari' to your own he'a'ti } , comfort , or con von icne'c. On the contrary , you may ridi in your own sleiyh or carriage , nni have it drawn t/y'j.o ' t horsn-j. You mtu travel at the rate\of , 175 miles in twen" ty-four ho'tis , oV .twenty-four ratios it 175 hours , Jiisl as you feel inclined. Voi may stop hen joil like , where you like and for as long a time as you like , ant when you are ivady to move oh , yet have only to order out your horaos ant got into your vehicle. It makes no dlf foronco in what part of tno empire yoi may Inppon to be , nor to what part yoi may wish to go. Sotal your padorozh naya to the nearest post station , and it twenty minutosyou will bo riding awa ; at the rate of ton miles an hour , will your postal order in your pocket and i hundred relays of fresh horses ilistrlb uteil i\t \ intervals along your route. The established rate of payment fo transportation over the post routes o western Siberia seems to an Americai absurdly low. It amounts , inuludini the compensation of the driver , tel , cents per mile'for eve'ry horse , or 3 couU per uiilo ( or. the usual . "troika , swrw-1 \JULY . IP , isss : f ? ? ? ( cih' ° f Uirco. ; Tn other words , tw S CAn twtf .in their own car with .R tcnmiyjf Aroq horses n , uls , . cftCi . , lo fco 31 cents . < _ KiiDOtimes to ivtiUt almost ashnmuu } > post fetation up n driver ti , stormy nitjhl in the middle of ' --os horses i cotnpol him to harness tulurk , i drive iifl twenty mllosovcr a . . , ll ami perhaps dangerous road , a * . oiler liim ( or his corvlco the pitiful sim of sixty-eight cents. TrlBlng and in adequate , however , ns sneh compensa tion may scorn , it is itirpo enough to tcinntiiit" this field of enterprise hun dreds of pt : i .llllt " ' " 'crs ' who compete with the povoniiuP"1Post \ ) ' fitrnishinj | what tire known ns -'J'1'1"1. or. . freo. horses , for the trnnsporlatiou of tnivol- era from ono village to another.s those free horses are ponurally hotter fed and in bettor condition than the ovnr-drivon nnimtilsnt the postbttitions , it is often ad viuitngcous to employ them ; und your ilrivur , as you approach a vil- layo , will al most always turnaround and inquire \Uiother ho shall take you lethe { jovorntnent post htatinn or to the house of ti "frieiid. " Triivolliiji with "drush- ki , " or "fr'ionds ' , , " co-ts no moro than traveling by post , and it enables one to fcco much more of Iho domestic llfo of thu Siberian peasants titan ono uould heo .KV Stopnlnff und changing horsi s only at ri 'aiVrost ' 4tt ! | ' , ' ] ; Calil\iriiiii ; tlu Ir.liil , ol' IJlfioovoi'Icfl , , . coughing r , when tlltvl TilOit ( igrceuuiu California remedy , Santa Abie , will , 'ivo you immediate relief' ( SANTA \B110 is the only guaranteed cure for Jonsumption , Asthma and all Bronchial Complaints. Sold only in largo bottles itSl.OO. Three for Si.f ! > 0. C. V. Good- nan Drug Co. will bo pleased to supplj vou , and guarantee relief when tibcd tit lircotcd. CALIFORNIA CAT-U-CrUl ; lover fails to relieve Catarrh or Cold in the Head. Six months treatment , $1.00 , By mail , $1.10. Thp Vanished. On the morning of the llth day ol August. 187:2 : , Charles . ) . Kohl , a young nan of twenty-live vcars , living ai Xenia , O. , fell de-ad while wakingacross ho dining room in his father's house , MIJ'H the San Frani'teco Uxamincr , rile family contested of his > father , mothf" . Iwo biiterb , and a cousin , a bov uf 11 f toon. All wore present at the breakfast table when Charles entered the room but instead of taking his accustomed seat near the door by which he had entered , passed it and went obliquely to\\aid one of the windows , with what purpose no one knows. lie had passed thf > table but a feu steps when he fell heavily to thu Hoot and never again breathed. The body was carried into a bedroom and. aflor vain olTorls at resuscitation Ijy the Mrickon family , left lying on the bed with composed limbs and covered Taco. In the meantime the boy hail been htifcliXv dispatched for a physician , who arrived noino twenty minutes aftot the death. He afterward rememberer as an uncommon circumstance Ilia' when ho arrived the woojiing relation ! fiithi'r. mother , and two sisters were all in the room enit of which the bod' room door opened and thai the door was closed. There was no other to the bed room. This door was at once opened by the father of the deceased , anil as , the phy sician passed through it ho observed the rigid outlines of the body under the sheet that had been thrown ever it , am the profile was plainly discernible undoi the face cloth , clear cut and sharp , a : profiles of the dead bceim always to bo , lie approached and lifted the cloth There was nothing there. Ho pulled away the sheet. Nothii.g. Tlio family had followed him into the room. At this astonishing discovery if so it may bo called they looked ai ono another , at the physician , at tin bed , in speechless amazement , forget ting to weep. A moment later the three Indies re quired the physician's care ; all had fainted and fallen to the Iloor. The father's condition was but little bettor : ho stood in a stupor , muttering inartic ulately and staring like an idiot. Having restored the ladies to con ciouMicss the physician went to the win dow the only ono the room htul open ing upon a garden. It was locked 01 the inside , with the usual fastening at tached to the bottom bar of the uppoi sash and engaging with the lower. No inquest was hol < l there yras noth ing to hold it on , but the physician am many others who were curious as to this remarkable occurrence made the mos searching investigation into all the cir cumstanoos , but without result. Charloi J. Itotd was dead and ' 'gone , " and tha is all that is known to this day. Ono touch of kindness that a house keeper will appreciate is the prcbonta tion to her of several bottles , nay of OIK bottle , of Van Duxor's Flavoring Ex tracts which nro known and esteemed it every properly ordered household foi their ascertained purity , tlelictioy ant height of llavor. They are particular ! ; economic , necessitating the use only o the least quantity , and the bottles of tin fiyo dill'erent sixes contain moro thai the average. All grocers sell them. liO , 29 MAIN ST. HUMAN IRfiOODS ; IIIIIPI ru i mm COUNCIL BLUFFS , PRICE $15. Tlio Morris Type \Vrlter la n practical , wel mndo nud finely llnlshed machlnn , nndcombine the perfect lettering , oxnct alllKmiiont , nn raildwiltln of nhlKh priced writer. The KI i SUN MIMiuiiAPil. : : ( tfiqboat npnnratns mad for mnulfoldliiB autoKrnphlc nnd tvpo write work ; y.lWI copies can be taken. TVi'fiVH1TKI stippUes for sale. Bend for cironlara. The ccinlor Co. , Council llluUd.Iu. Mention tills paper. EXHAUSTED VITALITY fliHE SCIENCE OP LIFE , the -L great Xecllcal Work of the nga oa Msuliood , Ncrvoui nnct Phyilcal Dtbtllty , 1'reniatuio Decline , Error of Voulb , an 1 Ibercon , CCO pagca Svo , 125 prescriptions for ull Ulseacei. Cloth , full gilt , only $1.00. l > ) mall , eraleil. llluttratl\ iauijlo | Iran to all younj an'J ivIdiUe.BEcil men. Send now. TUaOoldand Je cllcd Medal an ariled to tna author by the Kn- tlotial JlcUlcnl Auoclatlon. Ad < lrc < a I * . O. box 1693 , Hotton , Haw. , or Dr. W. 1U in IKnton.who may be consulted couflijenllally Specialty , Dl > c 4C3 et Utu. OlCce No , 4 tuUlncmt. ESTABLISHED 18 a INCOUPOliXVcD co. , MASSIUON , OHIO , M1NUFACTUKEHS. SIZES FROM Especially Adapted 25 TO 300 ELECTRIC HORSE LIGHTfv IC POWER , Mills and Elevators/1 AUTOMATIC - : CUT-OFF - : - * .ENGINES , fpccillcntions nmi estimates furnished for complete steam plants. HcB\ilatlonVnurn1jllIty G"4 jjnt ? d. Can show le-ttcrs from users \\licio fuel Kcouomy Is equal uitli Corliss ou-Condcu lug/ IIKANCI1 IIOUSi : , COUXC'II , IIMJI'l-S , IOWA. . Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manage DR. C. B. J U D D , MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTS ! ! } TRUSSES * No. 6OO Broudwny , Council Bluffs , Iowa. , , < * * WANTED Good Salesmen on largo commission or snlnrv. " " " * * " * " . . . . W % % * ' ' . ' I fc t tffef * % A 1\1 It 'VIEA " 'I'V . . Vf * % rB.Lt * i - AA ll'jU iiOlrAIj I * l.ljP.\l AtnIINlS Aiilf * ? O V CO I > HSSI | < > V - - rz n . . . " ' * - u- flAVfi A Y * * SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE Cull on ill. DKOlILICIl , 5iS : ItroiiiUvay , wlicro you will receive tlio ISi , ' ! ; c t Cush Price. * - . THE OGDEN S COMPANY Wrought and Cast FOR \llitildinun \ , Automatic Iliyhcst Economy , ENGINES Itcpitli : * . yew < C 'M Hand O1UI11LO SimitUcitu and Dttrabilltiji Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council Blulls.In. Telephone 100. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. HRIRI INRINF Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates , UllllvmuillU Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Drown Building , Council Binds , Iowa. \ Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115 Pearl St. , Council Uluffs , Iowa. ) ' N Justice ol the Peace. Oillcc over American Express , No. 4ltf Uroadway , Council Blnfls , Iowa. J Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Kederi &QIMQ " Courts. 'Olllcc Rooms , 7 anil 8 , Sliugarl > ncno Bock | ? ' Council Blufls , Iowa. CP Dentist. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Counci \J , UltilTb , Iowa. Specialist In citscasoi of Eye , Kiir , Novo aud M. H. CHAMBERLIN M. D.Specialist ( Jlnssfs Acciir.itclv Proscribed. Out- . , , , - , - - - nnrh triMiteilbv tnnll niter llrst ronsiiltntlon , oillcncor. JliiinMioetand Uronilnny. Ucsliluucc , 010 lllutr bt. iluurs-lMo 1U , atoB , 7yoto8w : : ; > Council lllutlf , Iowa. REDUCTION PLH From 15 to 25 Per Cent. 52 NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE PETER C. MILLER , Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs. SPECIALNOTICES. _ NOTlOli SPECIAL advertisements , such as Lost.Vouml , To Iionu , Tor Sale. To Itont , Wants , Hoarding , etc. , will ba liiscited in this column nt thu low rate of UT.N TENTS I'KH I.IN13 for the first In- hurtlon and 1'ivo Cents Per Line for e.ich subse quent Insertion. I.euve advertisements nt our olllce. No. la 1'cnrl Street , near Iiroadw.iy , Council lIlutTs , ] O\MV , WANTS. Itl'SSMAKlSO ANo plain sowing done nt D No. ll'il Third nvunuu , or by the day. fjAOH 8ALU The best small fruit and vegeU -1 } bio farm in Potiaivattninlo county , two miles from Council lilnlli voftolllce. nt a prleo that > \111 scjl it , on icmarkably easy terms. Title j > erfoct and property In wood tomlltlon. Pc BebSJon ulvt'ii liny timo. Good leahon for soiling. It. T. Hryant iV Co. , 0 8 llroadway , Council illnirs , In. _ _ TKAOI3 Several stocks o merchandise , nlHolnipioved and unimproved fnrms. John ston & You Patten , tfl Main st. OH SAI.1J Three year old horse. Genile and bound. IbK Ninth st. rpO HUNTImiue'llntfly , for the Minimcr , a JKood furnished house , 10 rooms ; closet nnd bath room ; city water. Apply on premises , til ! Etlinve. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ To exchange Nebraska or Wisconsin WANT lands forCouniil Illulls or Omaha propel ty or merchandise. O. 1' . McKfSSon. 'A XfANTKD Stocks ot inarrhiindl o. Hnvs it Oniulia nnd Council Jlliitr < i city property , nlso western Intiil to exchange for iioodi. CiH on or address Johnson .V U'lrUtluu ' , Ilooni 34 , Clmni-cr of Commerce. Omalm. "IJ Olt BALI' At a bnrgaln , lOnnesnoir stock -1 } yards , South Omaha , Neb. . Johnsuii .V Christian , Itoom 3J , Chamber of Conimerco , PROF , HENRY RUIFR 0 K , Instructor of Music , No. 114 Stntesmau ( .trin t. Council ItliiuV and .Mclnberg's iiuslo Btoro , Dodge streetOmaha. FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY nounitivs sr. , OMAII.V , NU o McDANELO & CO. , Hides , Tallow. Pelts , Wool and Furs. . . Highest Market Prices , . Prompt Returns. ' KO iid KM Mali : Strcoi.Cjaucil OFFICER & PlISEY , BANKERS. DMBroaa\vay Council muffs , Ion a. Establhhed 15u7. JOHN GILBERT , ri.UMIIUH AND miAI.KH J.V WIND MILLS. IRON AND WOOD PUMPS. NO. 521 BI UN ST. , . , Kiurrs , : : IOWA Star Stables and Mute Yards Ilnr ou nnd niulcH constantly or.hand for jlf nt retailer in carl ts. I Onters promptly ( llled by contract on sbord U'ltiCO. ' Stock hold on commission. Telephone 114. bCIII.UTIIH * lOI5y- ! ! , Oppo lto Uuiijiny Depor , Uouaull I SNYBEB & SNYDER MB. % SNYDER , A. M. . M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER , : . - ' SI'KCJALIST : Diseases of Women unil Chlldreu , , - . si ; liroaiway , Council Uliuu ,