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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 8UiNDAY ? , OCTOBER 12 , 1890-T\VENTY PAGES. THE OMAKA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. OPFICi : , NO. 12 I'EAIlIj ST. Delivered by Carrier In uny pm-t of the City. II. W. T1I.TON. - - - MANAOnit. , Nn. IT. NlKhtKdltor , No St. JltXOlt , M/'A TMOX. N. Y P. Co. Council muffs Lumber Co. . coal. Justice Hcmlrlcks vcstcrdny tied tlio knot wcdpltiK Wllllnin Under and Churlotto Nor- helm , both ot Oiiiiilin. In tlio dlsttlct court j wtcnlay tl.o trial of Hltiitn Vex was coinincnccd , but not con cluded. Ho h chargc'l with havlnf mndo mi Indecent assault 11)1011 ) a girl. Knj'incer Jnmcs Clark , who \vns killed lit Pacific .Junction , will bebioiiKht to Council HlilfTs nt II o'clock this morning mid will bo liurled at Hie Cnthollc cemetery nt 1 o'clock from Lunkloy & Porter's undertaking looms. 'J'ho timbers of tlio roof of Trinity Method' lit church nroiill In place an J ulvo the build- Iriff qulto nn Imposing nppciminca. 'J'ho workmen are pushing the work so that tlio Imlldlng may bo occupied bo fore cola weather icts in , Trio nmvs readied hero yesterday of the death ofV A. GronewciTs inoMierhlch occurred In Cincinnati 'Ihursclay evening lust Mr. mid iMrs. Grout1.1 ! eg icaehetl thcro the tlay before her death. The funcinl will beheld held today. The "Chocolatniso" plven by the yonnj , ' ladles of Tilnlty Methodist cliuich on Friday welting nt llio resilience of Mrs. 0. H. Allen was largely attended nud very successfully conducted to this enjoyment anil profit of all present. Mr Lnwson , who took the heavy dose of Inuilnnuin on Friday night tinder tlio impres sion that It was port wine , was icpoited to lie In a very prcraiiouscondition at 11 o'clock last night mid there wcro grnvo fears that ho would not List until daylight. Ho wits In an unconscious condition during the greater part of the afternoon und evening. An Information was llleil before Justice Ilcndilcks jestnnlay by Mrs. Lcvl charging nman by the nuino of Vunntta , lirst nnme un known , with the crime of obtaining ( food * under false pretense. She says ho came to lier place of buslmm on Main street and pur chased a ciuuntlly of household goods on a few day's time , by representing that ho had over JUKI In the b.uik and aid not have a check \vithhlin. She let him take the goods and Hubsci'uciitly went to tlio bank .specified and illscovcicd tliat lie did not have a cent there. The ofllcors have i ot succeeded in finding Mm and now believe the man wanted Is "Peg- leg" Vanntta. The north pier of the now bridge on North Kccond stieot has been completed and the tackle used In lifting the big stones has been removed to the south side of the stream The jiier Is sixty feet long and over twenly-lho feet high. A week or 111010 will bo required to complete the other pier anil then tlio iron miperstructuro \ \ 111 bo swung Into place. It will bo.tho most expensive and duiablobridge In the city Except thu coloring fortho foot- passageways there will not bo a stick of wood about It. The street has been closed since the middle of last February , and the probabilities are that It will not bo ready for trafllo befoio the first of December. Yt'sterday aftcinoon the case of the state vs. Lena Christopherson was called before Justice Burnett , but the prosecuting witness failed to put In an appearance nnd it was ic- jiorted ho had been Induced to llloan informa tion by nnothcr party An ofllccr.as dis patched for Hlair at once. The defendant , not eight JC.UN of age , was In court -with her father und totally unconcious of the case agaliist her. She is n blight child , nnd all who saw her \\oro ( julto bitter against a man grown vho could ho In duced to tlio such n charge auainst a child. Constable Wesley was nimble to find the prosecuting witness , und the case was con tinued until next Wednesday , and 11 loundho will bo compelled to appear. ThoT 00 pri/o fight which was to bavo occurred tomorrow morning has been tempo rarily declared off on account of the back ers of one of the men failing to come to time with the last > UO of the stake money. It Is intimated that his backers Iccnmo a little bit shaky us the tlmo drew near for the light , nnd concluded that they would better lese their forfeit than the whole stake. This , however , Is denied by them , and the claim inado tlint they want a little more time for their mnn to practice before ho enters the ting. Their faith in bis ability has not suf fered , but they liuvo conceived n higher opinion of the attainments of his antagonist. The date has not been positively 11 vcl , but the light will como off In the near future and will bo for blood as well us money. Bron/o lamps with decorated shades at $3 each. Lund Bros.3 Main at. PEMtttOXAl * V.i George Hudts has been at homo for n whole flay. Hohtartsout for the east tonight on business , of course , and will then strlko west ngaln to supply the 1'aelllo coast with soap. Have you seen the new piano hanging lamps at Lund llros' . , ! ! 3 Main st. , M Do vou want a eoolcstovo or range ) Go to Mundel iV , Klein's , : i0 Broadway. Among ; the Churches. The children of the Chiistiau homo will hold a service In tlio people's church this evening. Twenty-ninth street Mission sabbath school n.tl ! p. in. Kveiilng service conducted by Mr. Chapman ot the Y. M. O. A. nt70. : ! ! Ilcreati Baptist church Dlvlno service at I0 : : ! ) n. in. and 7'M : p. in. The Sunday- school meets at 11:45 : u. m. Strangers are very welcome. K , Pworih M. 12. church Preaching at 2iO ; ! p. in. : sabbath school U'W : a. m. j Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7iO. : ; C. W. Briwer , pastor. Fifth avenue M. E. church Morning ser- Tice Pleaching nt 10:110 : ; sabbath school 1113 : ; evening at 7 p. in. ; prayer meeting Wednesday evening ut ! i:30. : C. W. Brew or , pastor. Young Men's Christian association Mr. Henry DoLong will give his experience at the young men's meeting today nt 4 p. in All men of the city Invited to hoar It. Como nnd tiring n filcnti. Meeting lasts one hour Congregational Services morning and evening. Preaching by the pastor. Morn ing subject , "Tho Church and thoWoild. " Kvcning , "Cliilstiim Zeal. " Y. P. S. 0. K. nt il:30. : These services uro free und all are welcome. Snlnt Paul's church Dlvlno service toilaj nt 10:11)11. : ) m. nnd 70 : ! ! p , in. Sundav-schoo nt lU:15p. : m. The rector will ofticlata anc preach. Young men and strangers always cordially welcomed to these services. T. 'J IMackay , pastor. Second Presbyteilau Services ntn p. in In * F. L. flayden , Sunday school at 4 livening services nl 710. : ! Bible reading anc limyer mooting \\Vdnesday ovoiilng. Sub ject , "Christ in the old testament , " con tinned fiom last week. rirst Haptlst churcii First avenue , corner of Sixth stivet. Preaching at 10:30 : a. in , by IJev. II. L. House of Omaha , and at 70p : ! in. by Key. Thomas Stevenson of Omaha Sunday school at 13 in. Chmthui endeavor iiUliUU p. m. la ttio chapel. First Presbyterian church , corner of Wll low nvcniio and Seventh street. Ucv.Stephei 1'helps , pastor. Preaching by the pastor a ll0 ) ; ! ! u. m. mul 7:80 p. in. Sabbath school n 32m. Young people's meeting atUiHOp. in Strangers and others cordially invited. Trinity Methodist Church , South Malt etreet , opposite Klghth avenue. S. Aleum dor , pastor , residence -i-O Eleventh avcnuo Kunclny-bchool at l : ! U ) n. in. Pre.ichlng u 10iO : ! a. m. Young people's meeting at ii. m. Sunday-school conceit at 7:30 : p. m 1'rayor meeting Wednesday nt 7:30 : p. in. The Tomiwrunco Mission society will hav exercises today ut the Second Prcsbyterlai church at 10'M : n. m. , conducted bv the chap lain , lov. { J. Fisk , assisted by liov. K. U llubb.ird. Said society will also have service t U o'clock p. in. at No. 701 North Tcntl fctrcct , conducted by the chaplain. Scat frco. MHMIMUJ. Hegulur mrotlng of Kxcolblor lodge , Is'o. lf 9 A. F. and jM. . , Monday evening. VUItlnj , liixithreu cordially Invited , liy order of th \V. \ M. J. C , Blxliy , Rtaim heating , sanitary on pineer. Dill Life building , O.iuUaj 'JJJ Mor i ui Llock , Council Bluffs. THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS , Simon Cody Charged With AsjaultWith In tent to Murder Horace Lyons. VERDICT IN THE BURKE DAMAGE CASE , The Oddfellows AVII1 I'.ilncc on ttio "Mint" Site The Itnocn Postponed Until Wednesday can A short time before the commencement of be last term of the federal court In thli city Jeputy Sheriff Foreman went out to ono of Dr , I'lnney's larn , located a few tulles east of the city , nnd nrrcstcd n young man by the lame of Simon Cody upon n , warrant Issued by Commissioner Hunter , charging him with violation of the Internal revenue law. IIo vent to the same place again yesterday and ancstod the same man upon u ohargo of at- cniptud muiiler. There Is a thread connecting the two ar- ests und the two crimes. Cody lives on tlio Pltiney farinas a renter. There Is also mi- other tenant by the nutno of lloraco Lyons , LAir some time pust there bus been hot blood between them which has resulted in frequent luarruls , u > id each man tins appaicntly tried .o no the other nil the inlscblef possible. Ttio list real trouble that occuricd was when ttio nformatloii was convoyed to ttio United States commissioner that Cody was violating the internal icvemio law by soiling tobacco. After Ids arrest ho waived examination and was placed under S.100 bonds for trial. .At the trial before .luilgo Sutras ho showed that ho had only technically rather "than willfully violated the law by carrying out to bacco for tlio men engaged on the farm. IIo caino to town regularly once or twice ) a week and was almost invariably requested by them to bring them tobacco. Sometimes they would give him the money with which to buy it and sometimes they wouldn't , but would give him the money when ho delivered the tobacco. They also freciuontlv came to him nnd bought 10 cents woith of dog-leg. When ho case was called for trial it developed tlio fact that Lyons had something to do with the Information upon which 10 was arrested. Cody was dis charged and returned homo feeling nat- utility a little sorer than ever , and there were more quarrels. Ho was very bitter In bis ibusu of l jens nnd members of his family , ind sought every means of obtaining revenge. IIo finally hit upon a scheme which ho .houglit would operate to ttio discomlUuro of ils enemy. He begun a systematic course of : caehing the children of Lyons to disobey their pircnts , and linully endea\orod to in duce the oldest boy to become the beaier of wd stoiies to Dr. I'liinoywhich , if the doc tor believed , would have been the means of imklng considerable trouble for Lyons. The boy took the fellow's candy , ljut lefuscd to carry the stories , and thereby gained the ill-will of Cody. Day before yesterday ho took the boy to task for his fnlluro to comply with his agreement , nnd begun to abuse him severely. Ttio father interfeicd to protect his son and a brief light occuricd. Neither of tbo men was hurt , but after it was over Cody irot a coraknife and ItCKtiu to flourish it around and threaten to take Lyon's life. Ttio men separated befoio tlio threat could bo executed Liter In the evening they met In tlio Held. Cody had pre pared himself for a vicious assault and made it with a vengeance. Ho struck [ jvons vliu , a brick and knocked lilm tlcmn and tbcn boat him fearfully with a club. He lett him apparently dead nnd m.ulo his escape. Ljons revived nnd dlagged himself to the house. AVhen ho arrived thcio ho was nearly dead and pre sented a pitablo sight. One of his ojes was knocked out and was hanging down on his cheek , and was battered and bleeding from a CIO < ECII different wounds about the head and face. During the night ho gave ovidcnco of severe internal Injuries , and a physician \\as called. Yesterday morning his wife brought the news of the assault to the city , together with the report Unit there were gra\o fears that death would result from the injuries. She also swore to an Information In the superior court charging Cody with assault with Intent to commit murder"and the war rant was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Foie- num , who spent the remainder of tlio day in searching for Cody. Couy Is a very odd looking fellow , of very small statute , but heavy and with hair grow ing down almost to his eyes. Jt is stilt and bristle-like , und together with tlio stubby , wiry beard ho wears , gives him u , peculiar auimal-liko appearance. If you are interested in first class base burneis for hard or soft coal go and see Ivlan- del& Klein , or write for circulars. Wo carry the full line of the famous Pcnln sulnr stoves for soft and hard coal. Sea them at Maudel k Klein's , 3.JO Broadway. When you want to purchase a housekeep ing outfit go to Mandcl & ICloin. They carrv over * , thing , from a broom to the finest parlor suit. The Unrko Cnwe. .fudge Maey yestculay morning delivered his Instructions to the Jury in the case o Bunco vs the Citizen's state bank. The In structions were very full , and these who had listened to tlio trial la dot-ill made very fav orable comment upon tbo fairness of clear ness. The case was given to the jury before 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Their task was not an easy one , as the case had been on trial for two weclts , and much evi dence had been introduced on both sides , coveting a great variety of matters. The Jury was given four forms of verdicts from which to seloct. One was in favor of the plaintiff as against both thobank and Charles U. Ilannoii. Another was against the two , but stating what amount was found against each. Another was If the Jury should liml a a Judgment against ono and not any against th other. The fouith was to bo used if the Jury found In favor of the defendant. llesides deciding as to a dcrdict , ttio Im- poitant nuestioii was to bo decided , in case judgment was In favor of Mr. I3urko , how much should the damage bo ? The jury was given a largo range In which to disagree , al the way fiom ft to jOO,000 , the amount claimed in the petition. At a late hour last night the Jury was still out and there scorned little likelihood of there being nn lujruomont before morning at best. The Jurv was sllll out at H o'clock la < t night , and there was apparently but little hope of a verdict being reached. Vniious reports were In circulation concerning the standing of the Jury , but the ono that was consldeied to bo the most reliable was to the effect that eight of thorn favored a , clean ver diet for tlio banic and four wanted to give the plaintiff u verdict and damages. Lund Hros. for lamps. Hall lamps at Lund Bros' . Ilert Slninis , teacher of piano , organ am voice. Hofldcnuo 'JJd So , Oth st. Refers to Uev. T. J. Mackivy. IiniKaltiH In Klio-H. The bankrupt sale of the Spoonor stocl will continue until the entire stock is dis posed of , A full line of ladles' unit children' gqods now going at a gro.it saciltlce. Th best stock of goodi in town. If jou want bargain and thoroughly reliable goods call n ! U Main st. ItcsolutloiiH of Sympathy. Whereas It has pleased ttio Supreme Kulcr of tie ! unlvcno to remove from our midst our brother , James H. Harrctt , nnd , Whereas St. Albin's lodge Xo. 17 , ICnlght of Tythias , has suffered an Irreparable los by the death of a faithful member , therefor bolt Kosolved , That while wo bow In humbl submission to.howHl of the Supreme Rule of the universe , wo feel keenly tlio loss tha our lodge has sustained In the death of ou brother , wtioso faithfulness never waverei and wtioso hand was never refused a brottic in distress , mul who adhered strictly to ttiu line principles of the order In his lutcrcourb with UU fellow-men. Resolved , That this lodge horebv tenders to the bereaved wlfo nnd 111 tin children it heartiest .sympathies In tills sat hour , am the sympatici of Iti members will always g a > ut to tha fatherless 11 ttio ones and ttio trlckcnwlfo , Hcsolvcd , That our Castle hall bo draped In nournlni ? for thirty clnjs. Hesolvcd , that n copy of these resolutions > o furnished the wlfo of our late brother , hat they bo spread upon the records of our oJgo anil furnished to ttio dally papers for tuhllcatlon. J. C. Giutav , THOMAS HOWMA * ? , E. ll. HAUOIITII , _ Committee. THI3 11OSTON HI OHIO THIS WHISK. Tlio Greatest Mno of ] ! iir nliiH Conn- oil Illu IN Has IJ\cr Seen Potlier- Inglmin , WhltMnw At Co.'s liargnln Lint. We liavc completed the \\ork of extending and enlarging our store , und IAO now huvo one of the largest , best lighted , bestventl- atcd nnd most pleasant store rooms In the west. Wo will Inaugurate the fall season with n special clcarlng's.ilo of ono week. "Wo carry the most complete line of dry goods In -ho city , Our prices speak for themselves. AVe uii ) determined to makothu Boston stoto n household word In every fatuity , and will inke n special effort this week. Head these jjrgulns : I'-inch pillow cnso Musllu Se. IVIneli pillow cnso MuHlln U , ! < Jc. J-I SheetingUJo. Unbleached. 10-4 Sheetmr [ ! > 5c. Unbleached. U LI ! ACIIKU SIIUBTJNO. 12-inch pillow cnso Muslin Ik , llloached. n-ineh pillow case Muslin lOc. Bleached. 0-1 Sheeting 'Ji e. 13lcachcd. 10-t Sheeting iic..c. ' Bleached. Unbleached Muslins , two makes , at 5c , good qualities. VardIdo bleached Muslin Be. Special bargains Cc and c ; . At be we have four different makes , Includ ing the Fiutt of the Loomnnd Lon&dalc , all legnlar TOo Muslins. Good quality , yaul wlJo Cambric Sc. \Vo will place on sale tomorrow the follow ing lowpriccs on Canton llannols : Our Ie llannel will compart ) with any Gc goods. At 5c wo show nn excellent quality. Domet flannels at special prices , Oe , 7c , Sc , lOu and l t.c. ixtrawldoS"haker ; flannels In guy nnd scar let , prlco during thos.deTic. . Twilled scailot flannels , vhich were bought at auction by our custom agent and can never bo duplicated , at the following prices : All -wool flannel nt lOc , will compare vtitb anyiTic goods. 27-iiicli nil wool tricot. These goods formerly sold for Sic ; during sale lite u yard. Another lot of f > ( ) pieces of our special 5t-inch in all wool ladies' , cloth , sumo colors as before ; also a new line of Scotch tweed ef fects. , ' ! S-lnch heavy welplit , nndery de- sirnblo colors , cheap at fiOe : nil go at It'Jc. 10 styles soft llnlsti full blenched damask sold for < > c , O''e ' at-.d 0 c-salo ptico 60c , lii-inch loom dice tabling J"ie liiMuch half bleached damask ! Wc nnd Ke. AVe have just received 75 bales of comforts incl have opened them up atayt per cent less bin last season's ' prices. Mccly quilted and lined comforts at 73c , $1. $1.111 and $ l.a5. Uevoisiblo comforts with good batting , spe cial price Jl.HO. We will place on sale Mondav : " 5 pairs gray and wtiito 10-t blankets at SSc , never before sold for less than $1.111. Full sbo 11-1 gray blankets , nil wool , price cluiing sale l.'Jo ; same number last season sold for ? < i. 04hito blanket , all wool , $ ,1.50. l-l white ol.inkcta , 7" ) percent wool , S4.25. 1-t white blankets , iio percent wool , H.7 , ' ) . 10-J heavy gray blankets in blues and red borders which wo will sell nt § 1.45 ; our regular SI.Ci'.i quality , ll-l vhlto blankets , warranted all wool , fci in three diffeicnt makes and seven distinct colored borders. CLOAKS. NEWMAUKETS MUST GO. Special prices during the sale : Our $7.50 garment fur $ . " > 00. Our $10 00 garment for fi.50. ! t OurflO 50 guiment tor $7.00. Our 512.00 garment for $7.50. Our Sl'J.73 gmment for $3.00. Our $17.00 garment for $10.00. Our S-Jo 00 gaiment for $13.00. Our 533.00 irarment for $ . ' 0.00. BOSTON STORE. rOTUEKINGHAM , WTIITISLAAV & CO. , Council Bluffs , Io\\a. The finest line of lamps in the city are to bo seen at Lund Bros' . , 'ii Main st. Will Ilnilil n I'alnco. rf Ai ) important real estate deal , -which has been In process of negotiation for the past week or more , was concluded yesterday and Lho title to a valuable pleco of property on Broadway from its former owner to the new purchasers. The property Is the premises known ns the "Mint , " on middle Broadway , owned for years by Dan Cnrrigg. The purchasers were the committee appointed by the Oddfellows of this city to select and purchase n loca tion for their imv palace. The price paid for the lot was $13,000. The lot has a frontage of forty-one and ono thiid feet , and this makes the price about $1500 a foot. It Is among the mos > t valuable property on the street on account of Its loca tion and the number of feet it contains , All the other lots in the vicinity nro much smaller , and for this reason it is claimed the Oddfellows obtained a gieat bargain. The purchase is important , for It will in- biiro another modern palace on Bioailway , The order Is very strong in this city , nnd it numbers among its members some of the wealthy men of the city , The palace they propose to build will bo nt least four stories high , ana the prob ability is that two more stories will bo added before the plans are completed. The splen did location is very favorable ) for a line build ing and the members of the order nro am bitious nnd very desirous of making tuolr temple the tlncst in the west. Mr. Carrigg says tie will reinvest every dollar of the purchase money in Council Bluffs realty. Ho expects to give possession in a short time and It is probiblo that the old buildings ou the lot will bo torn down and the new commenced before the snow files. Lamps at Lund Bros' . Our carpet department Is now complete. Sco the latest styles at Mandel Ac Klein's , aiO Broadway. Tlii > Races Will bo Continued. The rain that ha ? so persistently endeav ored to spoil the races for the Council Bluffs driving park association ever since It has been started lias como around with Its old time uniformity for the past two days. The dripping clouds and bleak wilds would bo sufficient to discourage almost anybody , but thodrhing park people hnvo determined to keep up ttio flglit , and will make another attempt - tempt to complete the proguimmcs that have been arranged for the piosc-iit mooting. Thoraces races yesterdavere not postponed , but were dcclnied off on account of the rain and inuil , nnd it was thought for a time that there would be no further attempt made to complete tbo programme , but this did not suit many of the horsemen who were hero. Thoio are some splendid stallions In the park whoso owners are anxious to have them make a record , and they are satisfied that there Is no better track In the country for ttiem to do it upon thin the splendid stretch hero. An effort \\as miido to have the races occur today , and the scheme was looked upon with n great deal of favor by a largo number of the horsemen and some members of the association , but there were too many of the others who voro , opposed to Sunday races , and they strongly protested against It. It \\IIH argued on ono slue that there wcro thousands of people who had no scruples against Sunday racing , and who could pet away from their work and their business on Sunday when they could not find any other time to attend the races , and if the day AMIS f uvorublo a crowd of several thousand might ho expected. Tlio argument was also strengthened by the assertion tlint the races would Interfere with no person with con scientious scruples against It unless they pild their fifty cents and \\ent Into the park. The opponents of Sunday races , liowuvcr , were In the majority In the management nnd their objuetlons wcro sustained. It was ilret thought best to have the races uinuncnco on Jlouday aftcraoou , but it was llnally do- tcrintnod to wiipono ctcrythtnR until ANcdiipsdaynftoffjKjn In the how ; that the venther would tica | bo la a settled condition nnd tno track bo put in first claii shape. A freed iirograuuno was fixed up forTues' clay , Wednesday nnd Thursday and scvcr.il . imiteh races arranged , to bo ininied hereafter. The following U the programme for the thrco days' meet ! TuGHlny , October 14-3:21 trot , put-so $200 ; 2:1W : iijeo. nurse , JJijt ) . Wcdncailay , October 15-2 : 9 trot , purs $ .1Xl ( ; frco-for-nllmillion , purse < WJ. Thursdav , October Hi 2-0 : trot , purse $ . ' 00 ; free-for-all luce , purse MOO. Prof , W. W. DoJdnctto , the inventor nnd operator of the most iiieecwful and pinctlial machine in tlio world , " 111 bo nt Lnko Maniuvn this afternoon with his machine nnd will give an exhibition , and will fly out over the \\ater. The Jones sister * will also give a balloon ascension , The man-bird will make one of the most rcmarkablo exhibitions that has c\cr been gi\en. Fine interior decoratltijLi033y ifc Jensen The boat auctioneer in the state is It. II. luiiinn , Council Illuffs. Spsclal attention to uloodeu stock sales , nnd all branches of mercantile goods , Ofllco fi03 U toad way. Signs. Loscy & Jensen's , 11 Tear st. To Housekeepers. Prices that speak for themselves. A fciv valuable quotations from the Boston stoic , Council Bluffs. 1'ltIMS , > OIMUI.VJIS. 5c light and medium challlcs. 5c darlc fast color pilnta. 5c largo flguro fututuro prints , Just the thing for comforters , TryourlOc , li'fu ! nnd 15c batting , frco from knots and open In 0110 sheet. Apron Ginghams fie , a hirgain. Dress ginghams at be , lOc , K c , new fall styles. something new in striped domestics In light , medium and dark ; also mixtures at , lOc. Ask to see them Armenia serge. H ( > Inches wlile , only 12' ' c. New stlcs in Uepns , sultabloforiappcrs , S > ffe12yaids ; for SI. * Kmprcss pluicU In new lines of colors , 12j c. TOIL1T f.Oll'1. Cutcurasoup,17c ! : Pears' medicated , 12)c ) : Capo May. ! ! 0c. Ambrosia soap , 3 for 23c ; put up lu fancy embossed boxes , Scented glycerine soap , lOc ; 3 for y o. Largo calces of Victoria soap : also fur bal sam soap at 5c ; Ii for Tie ; ( special. ) Wo also carry a full line of toilet articles such as all kinds of combs , hair .brushes , nail brashes , Inir curlers , etc. , etc. Boston Store , FotherlnghatnVhltclaw it 2o.leadeis and promoters of low prices , 01.403 and - Broadway , Council Bluffs. P. S. Store open every evening until 9 o'clock. Satuulay , 10 o'clock. Losoy & Jensen paint houses. Money at roJuceJ r.ites loinoJ 01 chatto and real estate security by n. II. Sheafo & Co For rent Furnished room. Airs. J. Ly- man , 029 Willow ave. To see a man fly through thoalr with wings IKO these of agifantlc bird is a great sight , lutjou can seeit attho lake this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Omaha motors make conneotlous viththo Mana\wi line. [ { cpiiblleaii TmwiHlilp Nominations. The republican township convention was icld at the headquarters In the Masonic tem ple last evening. The delegates \\ero these selected at the county primaries , nud nearly all of them wcro present. The convention was called to order , and L. "W. Hess was chosen chairman , and E. J , Ab bott sccietary. The candidates to bo nomi nated wcro three justices of the peace , three constables , township trustee and towushix > cleik. For justices of the peace , K S. Harri ett , W. II. Spera and J , P. Peterson * , \ero chosen by ballot without opposition , For constables Friend Covalt , W.II. Camp bell and J.B. Heft weio chosen , but not without a light , Theodora Gulttar placed in nomination Colonel Fox , nnd this inado a small sized row , for Fox has been the leader of the antt-Ueed faction and bas boltoa part of the regular ticket. On the Hrst ballot ho ? ot"0 votes , \\ithin a few of enough to elect iiiin , and on the lobt ballot ho got 13 and was beaten by Campbell. A. C. Harding was nominated for trustee by acclamation. Tor township clerk , an impoitant Ofllco that pays § 118 a year , there -\\cro several ap plicants , but the prize was Hnallv carried off by Hugh Goss , another anti-Heed man. The convention concluded its work nnd was ready to adjourn at 9 o'clock. Go to the lake this afternoon and sco the Jones sisters make a daring balloon ascen sion. Tholtlanbattan iportinff headquarters , 413 Bioadwav. If you wish to sell your property call on the Judd & Wells Co. , C. 13. Judd , president , 000 Bioadway. Wall paper at Losoy & Jensen's , 11 Pearl st. IhoOgtlcu Sold. The negotiations for the sale of tlio Ogdcn house , which ha\o been pending for some time , culminated yesterday in the transfer of that hotel to James F. Hall of Lincoln. The consideration was $100,1100. , The hotel will receive a thoiough overhauling and bo inado first class in evei j rcspeot. Don't forget to see the man-bird at Lalco Manawa this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ho ac tually soars through the air \\lth gigantic wings. A. Circular on the Tariff. WASIIIXOTOV , Oct. 11. Assistant Secretary Spanieling of the treasury department has Is sued a circular to oflleors of customs and others calling attention to section 7 of the now tariff law , providing that on and after IMarchl , ISfll , no article of imported mer chandise which bhall copy or simulate the name or trade mark of any domestic man ufacture or manufacturer shall ha ad mitted to entry at United States custom houses. In order to aid customs ofllcers in enforcing this prohibition ills provided that a domestic nmniifiictuier who has adopted trade ir.urks may ieiulro ( his mime and resi dence and a description of his trade to bo recorded in books kept for tlint purpose In the treasury and may furnish to the depart ment fac similes of such trade mirks. Olliclal Count of Wyoming's Vote. WASHINGTON , Oct. 11 A private dlspacth from Governor Warren of Wyoming gl\cs the results of the ofllcial canvass of the vote of the statqj made ntChnyctino today. The republicans clijet every state oftlcor anil their member of wiugress by majorities r.ing- iug trom 1,445 to'r , > ll . The senate stands II icpublicans and 3 democrats. The house ol leprosentatls stands ' .7 icpublicuns und 0 democrats. "Wrcolc at H/iuk Siirinn' . "Wyo. Or.nn.v , Utah , Out. 11.Special Telegram to TncBKi , ) The cast-bound freight broke In t\\o section ; ) on a grade cast of Uock Springs , \Vjo. , early this morning. The back section dashed Intb the front , \viecklng lour cars. No one was dangerously hurt. The load was blocked for about thirteen hours , i * nt Cheyenne. OOIIEX , Utah , Oct. 11. [ Special Telegram to TUB HP.E.J E. M Botsford , heretofore chief dispatcher on the Union Pacilio at Choycnno , was mndo first assistant , and J" . H. Hcddy , heretofore llrstasbistaut , waspromp- tccl to tlio Ulspatchershlp. Blint IIU \\cetlicurt and Suicided. llrnu.vGTON , la. , Oct. 11 , August Scliul/ , aged twenty-thieo , shot his sweetheart , Miss Miunlo Bargcinuu , aged twenty , nt her homo near Dridgeiioit , DCS Mollies county , this morning. IIo then killed himself. Cause , unrequited love , Tlio irirl may die. \ > ( irlil'H ' ItaHiiliall Clmuipoii ! hlp > . LOUISVIIIC , ICy , Oct. 11. Tbo Ihooklyn National Icif-uonnd Louisville American as sociation tlubs have arranged n series of games for the uorhl's championship , to bo played in Louisville and Brooklyn , ueglnnlng October 10. _ ThoVedanto Thoosopblcnl toploty meets every Sunday , nt T.liO p. in. , at room 203 Sheciey block. All uro invited. SI1I3 WAB TIUIGI ) OI1 Ijtl'12. Mrs. Kato lloyt Tukcw Imudntium AVItli Buicltlnl Intent. Mrs. Knto lloyt , who lives with her 1ms- ami , frank Iloyt , nnd their pretty little 'our-ycur-old daughter , atlll ! > South Twelfth street , became discouraged over domes tic difficulties last nlpht about mid night ami look a largo close ot laudanum. Dfllccr Mnnscll and n physician vho was summoned succeeded In destroying the effects of the drug and saving the woman's life by ulmltilsteiliig cMiiotics , ami keeping her walk- ng for se\erul hours , Sixty.SKth District Convention , Ki.Hoon , Neb , Oct. 11. [ Special Telegram to Tin ; IJrr. ] The convention for the Sixty- sixth legislative dlstilet was held in Hlwood : hts afternoon mid resulted in the nomina tion of W. II. .Atkinson , a Oospur county re publican nnd a member of the farmers' alli ance. The Independent nominee for- the same position , Samuel ( lodclard , was an- lounccd to speak nt tills place lonight nnd nn attempt was made to bavo a Joint discussion , but the Independent nomi nee declined ; t > o the republicans walled until his feeble attempt at r. speech was OUT , vhcii some genuine republican doctrine was fur nished the audience by Mr. Atkinson , the re publican nominee , and Messrs , Tictoi * and IJiueoof I'lontlor county Mr. Atkinson is n finitely the supoilor of his opponent la every clement tlint goes to constitute nn. American legislator , and tlio voters of this district will see to his election. \\ltIiKtaiulliiK l illlaj'H Compro mise the Situation 14 Unchanged , DiA\iii , Colo. , Oct. ll.-SpecinlTelegram [ o 'Tin : Dnj The switchmen's trouble Is as 'nr from settlement as OUT. Nolultlistand- ng the negotiations and comproiiiho vhlch ind been cflcetcd , as telegraulied tills inorii- ng , ttio men faded to go to work today. The exact reason is not clear nt this writing. Several secret meetings of the men have jcen held today nnd It is said that at the last noincnt Important information was received jy them from the f dictation committee which had induced them to hold out. Some of their talk \\ould lead to the belief Unit tlio nen Jio now divided into two factions. Ou .ho other bund , it would also appear that -hoy have hopes of tying up the whole Union I'licllle sjstom In oilier to compel Manager Meek to accede to their demands. What en couragement the men may have received "rom ttio federation committee , if any , Is not yctkmron. Their movements today , liow- vcr , seem to bo unaccountable and tlio sltua- , ion is evidently approaching a cifcls of some kind. _ PKXXCMl I'MU'LK JKXClTClt. The > McKliilny Measure n Source of Chronlu Irritation. P.uu , Oct. 11. The agitation over the now United States tariff law has been greater : han over during the last week. The wildest .deas as to the scope und effect of tbo law are prevalent , Lyons violently remonstrated igalnst the heavily Incicased duties on silk , Uordcauro was equally excited about wine and the whoto of Trance wa ? in a condition of extreme irritation and appichension , which was icllcctcd by the newspapers. M. Loikroy treats ttio idea of ttio European Kolvcruln against Ami licit as Utopian. lie holds that Prance , unasisted by other coun tries , can open the gates of the Aineiican Chinese wall by profiting uy the word reciprocity which figures in the law. TUB JKXI'O-JITION. Interesting Programme lot * the Two llmaiiiing DnyM. The thousands of pcoplo who thiongcd the Coliseum last night furnishes ample proof of the lasting popularity of the great exhibition. The attendance was largo and ttio pcoplo wcro of tlio most intelligent , cul tured and appreciative. The miibl- cal programme was Inspnlng and artistic , while tlio daring feats of the famous terconnut wcro witnessed with , much interest by the audience. This afternoon and evening the Second in fantry band will discourse sacred music for the bonellt of the largo audience that will doubtless attend. Tomoirow will bo the last day of the expo sition , and the closing night will bo some thing that Omaha people will not soon forget. The Knights of Pythias will take a prominent part in the closing cxciciscs , and it will bo called the Pythian evening. ISx- cursion trains will bo run on all the roads leading to Omaha , bringing ; In the P.Uiiluns and the farmers to sco tlio mag- iilllccnt interstate exposition before the work of disintegration begins. Tlio closing ceremonies on Monday night will bo more imposing and enjoyable tnau the opening , and the Coliseum will doubtless be thiongod. The Knights of Pythias from abroad \vill bo joined by the Omaha lodges nud in full uniform the en tire brigade will proceed to the Coliseum , \\hcro nu ovation will undoubtedly await them. The music- for Monday evening will bo specially selected for tno occasion and a grand time is assured. When ita.s announced that Omaha waste tome } an exposition commensurate. \\lth her importance as a business and finan cial center there wcio many who poured cold water on the enterprise , believ ing that the time was entiiely too short In \\iiiehtoperfectall the arrangements But lessrs. Bell and Itoedor , theindefatiguoablo managers of the Coliseum , determined to bhow thu peoples of Omaha what enterprise , push and determination to succeed could do in the way of placing In the big building on North Twentieth sticet , a display such ns had ii ver been scon bofoio In the ( Jatc City. True to their piomise , they left no stone unturned and oa the evcningof September lil , the doors of the coliseum were thrown open , Mayor dishing dellveied an inaugural address and then the musical union bands made the echoes ring with praises to a IMSO management in accomplishing so much In so slinrt a timo. This is matter of histoiy. Since the opening night thousands of people have passed through the gates leading to the exposition and all have been astonished at the compichensivcness of the display , Never in the history of the tlty has there been so worthy nn exhibition ns now to bo seen at the Coliseum. Tlio bueccss which Messrs. Bell and Koedcr have mot vith Is certainly encouraging and next jear Omaha inui look for an exposition that will bo the equal If not the supeiior to that of any city In the country. A. ,1 Simpson , the veteran canlaec man , Is at the Kxposition in full dicas , so to speak. Ills line of elegant equipages would bo hind to duplicate in any city. They are all of homo mtmufactuio and worthy the inspection of any connolscucr of c.uri.iges. Ho cmplov.s only llrstrchbs woilcmen. a lact evinced by the elegance and finish of the work exhibited. A striking featuroof his display Is a magnlll- ccnt piinting of heroic size , after Cro-l > 's famous picture , done by the foiciiian of his paint shop , Mr. M. S Ila/elton. 'Jhis line piintingas executed fora we'llkuonn busi ness house wtioso walls itill hereafter adorn As an mldenco of the durability of Mr. Simpson's work ho exhibits a U'o-seated dog cart made In 1670 for the Into .1. T Clailc , \\hlchtiasbeenln constant use for twenty joars and Is now the propcity of II ( ! Cilloy of CJlciiwood , I.i This vcluYlo both In ap pearance nnd fitness for service Is nearly as good as the duv It wiu built. Everybody has heard of tno house that Jaelt built , and everybody wtio has visited the big ox position has seen thu house that the it. T. IXivU mill company built at the exposi tion. This nniinio stiucturo Is built from tur- ict to foundation stone of sacks of Hour. It Is astonishing how homellko it appears. The occutunts of such a domicile need not starve nt least , This compiny are comp.uatlvely new In Oiniha , but their brands ot Hour nro already leaders and their customers are num bered by the thousands The ladies are es pecially pleased with tha exhibit , not only on account of Its novelty , but because U Is inado of tbo U. 'f Davis mill company's Hour , a brand they sweat * by , when they swear at nil. Thot-xtiiblt of relics of the earlier times In Oinnhn , by Tom Muir.iy , Is perhaps tbo most Intciestlng nt the Coliseum , and attr.icta a treat deal of attention from visitors , Hoard of Purcjlun Mission * . MIS.M : uoufMinn. . , OU 11. The thirty- first annual meeting of ttio AmorlcMii board of commissioners for foreign missions closed today , The real work of the board HUS com pleted Friday. Mr. nnrnpy nt Arlington , AHMNOTON , Xob. , Oct. H. ( Special Tcle- granttoTKi' Hi I-The ] republican rally to night was n success. Tha hall was packed. Mr. Hedge of ( loiioi was first Introduced , nnd , after soiHO stirring venmrH gave t'l.ico to lion. G W. 11. Dorsoy , who m.ulo n char- net eristic speech , Rolng through the political Munition In a manner that shotted him to ho a Htuhvait and a man friendly to the people's cause. John Hush followed In an eloquent speech. Dr. I'nlno IN In ttiu 1'li'ld to Slny. LINCOLN , Neb. , Oct , II. [ Special Tele gram to Tin : HIM : . ] The prohibition state central committee and 13r , 1'alno , candidate far governor , emphatically asserted this evening that ho was In thi field to stay. The matter , they sny , has not even been discussed and the Hist tlio doctor knew of It was when seen In the ( Jinaha paper this morning. A Fatal Accident. WiMoiir , IS'cb. , Oct. 11. [ Special Tele gram to Tin : lii.J ) : : While out hunting today Halpli Murdock , aoii of t'aptnin S. M. Mur dock of this place , accidentally shot himself while getting Into the buggv to start home. The chatgo .struck him under the loft jaw , passing upwaul and killing him Instantly. The death of Italph has east n gloom ovcrthu entire coimnunltv. Slicrmmi County lU'puI'lioniiM. I-ofi * CITV , Neb , Oct. 11. ( Special to Tin : Iii : ] Sheninn county republicans opened the campaign Thursday night with a. rousing meeting. The opera house was packed. Chairman House-hotter Introduced Mr , A. II. Long of Omaha , \\lio \ for a few minutes ciitcitulncdtho audience with well chosen words lie was followed by lion. George W. K. Dor.sey , who for over an hour explained his position on questions of nubliu intciest , especially the MeKinloy bill Ho was loudly applauded. Hon. A. 11. Cady , candidate for senator in the Seventeenth dis trict closed with ono of tils linking speeches. It is onlj the beginning of u icd-hot cam paign. A Hull ) at OrlcatiH. OHM\N , Neb. , Oct. 11. [ Special Tele gram to Tin : IJr.i ] The republican tally hcno yesterday was addressed by Hon. N. V. Ilailan , 1) . M. Mettletoa and S. U. Agor. The opci.i house was full and there were many alliance men present. Hurlim inailo u forcible and convincing speech and showed up the McrCcigtum followers in a ui.t&terly manner. Nettleton discussed tlio l.md gian't and railway question and inado a strong ap peal to his follow mem hers of the alliance to stand by the republican nominees. Mr. Agcr Oemonstiated that the alliance Is being run as apolitical uuxilliary of the deinociatlo party. Sarpy County DetnocralH. GIII-TNA , Neb. , Oct. II. [ Special Telegram to Tin : UIK. : ! The Sarpy county democratic convention held hero today nominated tlio following candidates : For attorney , I. V. K.muallwas renomlnatcd , Claus Urcll for commissioner and II. M. Klnklo for reprc- sentati\e , The lloat scnatoiial convention wiishold Imincdlntcly after the county con vention and nominated C. C. Tourney of Snundcrs. 'Jho grand rally billed for ton'lght was a'llf/le : C. II. Hakestraw aruved on tlio , r > : . ! ( ) train , but there was not enough demo cratic enthusiasm left In town to foim an audience nnd he loft nt S0 : for Nebiosha City. County Din riot Court. nn-.Tiiic'L' , Neb. , Oct , -Special [ Tele- giani to THE Birl : The fall term of the district court for this county , Judge Applegct presiding , took n temporal } * adjournment today to No\ember * 2-l. Tlio following con victed prisoners \ \ ore sentenced to the peni tentiary "William Llewellyn for IIOR steal ing , twoycais at hard labor ; 1'r.inkSt.Clair , prand larceny , onevear ; l "icd Hull , forgery , the ycais and St line ; Thomas Uukinson , hoise fatealing and grand laiceny , six 5 ears. Hebron IlcpiililicaiiH Conlldoiit. Humiov , Neb. , Oct. -Special Tolc- Rram to Tun Brr.l There was a rousing meeting at the couit house last night. Cap tain J. M. Stlckcl made the openingspcech nnd was followed by Hon. L. D. Hlchurds , whoso speech was enthusiastically received. Hon. T. J. Idajors then held the close attention of the audience for half an hour. The best of feeling prevailed. The republicans are united hero and will give the eatlio ticUot a good majority. _ ' * " lion. S. I > . Camcrnii at Hampton. tiMITON , Neb , Oct. 11. ( Special to Tun BI.H. ] The republican ndly at Hampton last evening was a grand success. Hon. S. D. Cameron addressed a crowded hall. His ar guments \\cro strong and com hieing , ob taining ttio closest attention throughout. Hon. 1) , A. Scoville , candidate forstnto sen ator , and E. D. Snider and 1M Nugent , can didates for state lourcsoutntivcs , were pres ent and made timely remarks. Itepublioiin lintlinslasiii nt AV'Uncr , \VISNCII , Neb. , Oct. 11. [ Bnccial to Tin : III'1 ! . ] An enthusiastic republican meeting was held hero this evening at Wegnei's hall. An able picsentation of the Issues of the campaign was mule by lion. I1.V. . Pen- worden Hon. L. D. Hichards h.is ninny friends hero and the mention of his nutno was ever the signal for applause , ll'irlnn County I'oi * Hnilaii , A I/MI , Neb. , OU. 11. [ Siieclal Telegram to Tin : Hn : . ] Hon. N. Ar. HuiUn and lion. 1) . M. Ncttleton expounded sound republican doctrine in tbo opera house to nn audience that filled it to its utrnoit capacity this even- ing.Mr. Ncttleton was the llrst speaker and was icceivrd with gieat enthusiasm Mr Harlan , in the speech that followed , left tlio Impression that he was the lightni.ia for rep- icsentatlvo at the national congress for the Second dlstiict. Harlan county will stand by its namesake November I. Harlaii and Nettle-ton at McCoolc. McCooK , Neb , Oct. 11 [ Special Tele- grain to Tun HKU.J This city was filled with people today who c.iiiio to hear Uurlim and Ncttleton speak this ut ternoon The opera house was filled to oveillo\\liigaiid the speak ers were icpcMtedly inteiruptcdith up plnuso It is safe to snv that many vote * have been gained for tlio lopublican ticket through the aJchesses today. air , Hasting * at Oxford. O.MOKD , Nob. , Oct. 11. [ Special Telegram to Tin : Uin.l An enthusiastic republican lally was held in the opera boui.o yesterday. The meeting was addressed by lion (5 , II. Hastings , whoso nhlo discussion nf ttio politi cal --iUi.itioii was ficiiuontlj interrupted by applause. Tlio outlook Is encouraging and the paity is gaining votes every clay. Hon.I. . I-i. WolMtoi- AXIIIviNohOct ) 11. [ Special Telegram toTni'Hi : ) I Hon. J. Ij. Webster of Omaha doliveicd ono of his char.ictoristle repullican speeches this evening at Sinitngton's opsra house Ills speech was rccoUed wita en thusiasm by thu largest political gathering wo have had duung the present campaign. Tlib speaker Is being cnt < : i Mined by ex-Oov- crnorSlicdil , Senator I. J. I'icUett ami Dr A. S. Von Mansfelile. 'I ho Ashland bands fur nished excellent music for the occasion. Tlio republican party will present a solid phalanx la Ashlan-1 at the November election An Ovation at rulrlmry. FAllinuitl , Neb. , Oct. 11. f.Spicial Telegram - gram to Tin : 13rnJ The opening gun of the campaign In the interest of the republican ticket was fired hero today In u grand county ndly An Immense crowd of people , largely fanners , were piusantr.t the afternoon meetIng - Ing , and rousing speeches were inado by IIou. U I ) Hlchnrds , J'om Mijors nnd J. II. Ktlcklo In the evening another meeting was held Tlio hull WHS crowded with laboiing men nnd prominent cltliein and grontcntlius. lusin nrovnlled The people are enthusiastic In their support. Thu ontlio ticket and Hun. L. D Hichards at its head , along with Tom Majors , received a logular ovation Jeffcr- sin tountr can bo counted on for tier usniil hli , ' ropubllcau majoiity forthontnlo as well as the congiunslonal ticket , A Kail ) al ( ioiima. Gsxc * . ji , Neb. , Oct , ll.-Spcclal ( Telcgrain to TIIR Ilr.r.1Tonight occurred the first republican ndly of this ciunpaljm. C , I flol- land nutl Iko Lansing of Lincoln wore Ilia speakers. Mr. Lansing spoke on the gonemtt ' Issues of tlio day and upon the leconls or the respective caiulldatos , nnd tlio wnyho Iwn- illed Mi-Koit-h'iu and Mclvtlhan's | frieudt WIIH not calculated to i-leuse tlio tatter's fileiuK Mr Hull followed In an nblo niimncrvllli n tallcon tin ) tariff , nnd tils romnrks were re ceived with a great deal of attention , In. ) in eel by tlio Ours. Frank 1'ox , son of Solomon 1'ov of South Omaha , was badly Injured at 8 o'clock lust nlglit by belli1-RtuueU by a car. Mr. Vox. had Just quit \\orknt \ the .ArmourUudnhy packing house11 and got on n locomotive to ride down ton-aids home. A running swlteii was bc > Inu iniiilo when the boy trot oft the engine , and one of the c'.irs stiuek him on the left hip , knocking him semeieis. YOIIIIR 1'ov was -ilckod up mid , for soma tinifvusUullccd \ to bo ileacl. llo was u ino\ed to the liomoof his paii'iit , 1'stivet , between Twonty-llftli and Tv t nly sixtli , where a surgeon rondoivd all poaslblo aid. At 111 o'clock last night the VOIIIIL man \\iix resting onsy. Tin : s TH.unn\ : OinlnoiiH Hou'ltitloiiH fop thc VIcMlm's U'lfu and 11 lioaulci- . AIIIOIU , III , Oct. -Special [ Tele-gram to Tin : Un : 1 The alleged poisoning of 1M- wln Ivolchnorof this city , which the coroner is Investigating , is assuming n serious aspect seiious , in least , for the wlfo of the de ceased and n boarder named KoltH'it It is alleged that tne pair have hc-on iiitlnuto. mul it is iiou * lotueinbored tli.it Seibcrt s founc'r cinployoi died suddenly. The 1 ittc-r w Idoxv , Wlioin Seibort niarilcd , died suddc'iilv , and a coloivd man \\\v \ > winked for him dMppcMied n year ago and has not since been heaid fiom. The U'oiiiliii ; Ciir\nNNn , Wyo , Oct. -Special [ Tol- cgram to Tin : ) : : . | Tlio state vote was can vassed today by the canvassing board , con sisting of Governor \\'arien \ , Secret iry Jlel- drnm amlJudgo Urown , who was president r > i of the constitutional eoiuention Ac- conllng to tlio canvass Waueii ro- cel\ed a majority over BaUer of lTHtt votes. Kvory ioi > ubllcnn on the state ticket is elected , the highest majorit * , rei'cUed being Hint of Clarlc over llculc , for coli-fiess , ' , M)7. The entire vote cast was only ll'.O-ll , as com- pined \vlth 1S010 oist two voirs ago The cause of llio great falllnc on Is due to tlio Australian system of voting iimlthencvosslty forioglstration , \\hiclisoino people failed to take iidvnntage. Seveial of ttie now clll- cen cm dllled tonight. toernor.itioii will bo Inaugurated on Monday , and will Immediately Issue a call convening the Ugis- latuio. Undo Sain'N ItulT.iloH tit fvirfcc. CiiiniNxiVyoOcH , ll.-Spcdal [ Telo- grani to Tin : Hni : . ] Seeietarv Moldruin lias received a request from ttio secretary of thu Interior to make immirics of a band of sev enty buffalos , the last hand luiovn to exist , jvldch lias escaped from the National p irk. The bunch of buffalos were icportcd to ba gr.uIiiKsomo time ago in the Kid divert , 11 fty miles iioith of Rawllns Parties have gone out to try nnd capture them nud it i.i possible they may yet bo returned to thei * old stamping ground in the National paik. To I'urolinst' Artcslun M'cll On I HIM. CiiAMiiiniuv , S. D , Oct 11 [ Spri'lal Telegram to Tin : UEI : . ] The board of county commissioners ha\o called an election to\oto $7,000 in bonds to purchase mlcsian we'll out- lits. Ills the design to utilize threshing nui- chinc engines as the motive powei nnd em ploy experts to take charge of the' worlrj This would enable all classes of fanners tc sink a well. Similar action is being taken iu other [ witioiis of tlio state. I'crscciition In Itiis > < ln < ST. PiiniMiLKn , Oct. 11. [ Special Cabl - Kiiim to Tin : IJir.l 'llio Novosti , com- incnting on the decadence of the milling In dustry iu Russia , and the decline in the price of cornln conseciuciico of the persecution of the .lews , in cases compelling the closing of the mills , snys that lu its opinion tlio ex pulsion of the .lows from dlstiicts not especially assigned to them , Is ono ot tlio main causes of the present ciitlcal condition , of commerce. _ _ CCIIHIIS OlIIco Announcement H. WASIIISOTOV , Oct. 11. Census reports ! Population of Faigo , N. D. , 5jil ( : , JJ/JiO , per cent 103.4:1 : * , population of of Arkansas ll'.l"iS5t , : ) Inc-rensci ! l2t.b ( ) ( ) , cent 40.2.1 ; population of the state of North Dakota lb-.4.5 ! , increase ir oUl , per cent ' MlnlHtcr Held CIvcs n Haiittct. ( | PAHII , Oct. 11. [ Special Cahlegiam to Tin : Dri : . ] Minister Held gave a banquet this week to a number ot Ficnch nttlsts and goderninoat ofllclals , among uliom were Messrs , .loseph Henich , Malgnan , Donniifci .lerome , C.isolus 13 u ran , Madiwo Cain nnd Uanu. _ _ William ( ( s a-IluiitliiLT. nr.uiiv , Oct. U. [ Spec-lit ( Jiblefrram to Tun IJni.J Emperor William has slatted oa uitiootlug excursion to llubeitussoclc. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. inoKltiNT-Kiiriilshil ( toiinivllli butli , for J1 lady.0 So. Dili st. UlIOItl'lIAN ! ) Tiuinbt-lli'stsyhtciii. | .rUat9 . > Jcsons. | 1 (1. I ! . \ \ rU'hl , ( > JS .soiilh 1'liit st ITIOKHKNI'-A lirleK losliliMiun In ( oiinclj JIHulls of eliiven looms , wllb lurn'o \ unl uinl iieliiiiil , tliuo blcieki tioin Oiiiuhi in iliniin- ell Illuirs umtcir inllnay. Will \if \ iintc-d Dlltl > fiiriiMii-cl If dislti'd. Apply to N 1' . DiidguJlUo .c.1 * llid.id .iy. 171OH SAI.i : Tlio stock and IKtmtis of u well J-1 MalillslicMl Kioeory Memor ' -.III suit sliiolc nnd I I'll t sloiu liml IKtiiics ; also thrcu 4-liiir-iihl culls fur "illc1. Imiulni of T. Jj. Sm It hi Son , 71S 13lh iiu' , Oounell lllilIK TTIOKHnNT-lloiisi's nnd nioinii ono nvor i. htoio uc ir court house , anil ono fiiinlblied mom : it J. 1C DinldHonX ( ! * ; I'lf Hi u\o. OH SALE ir Itunt-Oanlisn land , w F housus , by J. II. Klco. IUJ Main St. . Ooiinol lllulfs _ _ \\rilV p.vy rout wnun you cin buy a. homoon IT t lie su i no to run , it nil la cisu of your ili'utli ttanytlinolu.ivu your family the homo tloar ontlio following toniis : A homo wurtli } IIVJ iitSfi per month. A homo worth il.'i ) ) ntfll jiur niiinth. A homo worth { ! , ( X } ) at 12 1 IICT imiiitlu A homo worth il.OTJ ntfll jiur nioiilli. A homo worth < lif ) ) utJH J.IT looiitli. Other prlnvl lionim on thuiiinolurins Th nbovo monthly niynieiits Inoliiilu iirliic'lMl ' andtntarnsU I'orfull i > iMlculiiM full ( in or aildri'sslhulii Id * WolU Co. . OJJ HroiJway , L'oiincllllluT-i. I u CITIZENS STATE BANKer or Council Dluffs. PAID UP CAPITAL $ " .0000 . SURPLUS AND PROFITS > 0 000 LIAQILITY TO DEPOSITORS > PiWiToiu I A Mllliu. P , O ( ili'iii'iii I- Hm-jiirt. 1C 15. Unit.I 1 > IMiiminl-iiii ' lia U. llunnun Trans icH KDiu'ral liinUiiiK III IICH-- . Largest cipltil and Hiirplm ol any banIn South\visl < ; rn li\vu INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS , OFFICER & PUSI Y , BANKERS . fnrnor Main anil llro itl ny , V , COUNCIL , BLUFFS , IOWA. Di-aliirH In furcUii Hi1' ' ! dmiiostlo xi'huijso Collodions niaclu iiiul InttirsL | iill on tliij ( F. W. ELLIS & CO. , ARCHITECTS And HuilcUnc ; Buporlntpndunt'i. ' Ho'iius I Kliiml 112 Hio lluihlInONIuluNeti. . mill lti > oiii 2M mill ' .Mll.Mnrrluiii llliiikCuuuill 11 luff * , Iu CumvpuuileuvuboilcltucL. i
