Nebraska Newspapers

    I C THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , OCTOBER 28 , 1800.
THE OMAHA KEB
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OI'FICK , NO. 12 PEAUL ST.
rtllvrrnl liy Carrier In any part oMho City.
II. W. Tll.TON. - MANAOKlt
fltifilness Office. No. 4X
NlBhtEdltor , No.'A
N. V. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. . coat.
'J'lio sui > crier court inmlo three new voters
yesterdny.
Avoi-n I * preparing to put In nn electric
light plant at nn early date.
A rapoof dlilhtberlaliM been reported Iti
tliu J'ainily of John Dennett , liill Avenue 1\
A easeofsrarlct fovcr WIM reported yea-
tcnlay in thu family ol sainucl ( Jally , l&O
( Jlcii arcniiu.
.Intnrs West was fined $11.10 for refusing to
pny for his supper at the St. Joohou o on
Sunday afternoon.
There was n largely attended mcetlnf'lield
In the ConKrcwitlonal church last evening In
tin1 Interest of the Sunday school work of thu
city.
Anyone wanting to buy cheap n line team
of largo mules , together with harness and
waifoii , shoulit call at Fred Davis' stables on
Fourth street.
The ladles of the Trinity M. B. church arc
Ijoing to have u social mid supper next Fri
day evening , from 0 to 10 o'clock. An enjoy
able time Is expected.
Thoini | on , the dishonest \Vngncr carpor-
tor , was talteii from the central police station
to the oouat.v Jail ycstonlay. whuio ho will ho
vonllnoil until his CMO Is culled tomorrow.
John I * Dodge , sou of N. P. Dodge , of this
rity , has beonelectcj class day chairman of
the senior dim In the Harvard university ,
where he will soon finish n collegiate course.
Another turn was taken In the Pnhnci *
divorce case in the district court yesterday
morning. Tlio attoney.s for the dcleuso llleil
n iiicitlon to resist the motion for temporary
ullinony.
Leave to wed was yesterday f-rnntcd to
AYIIIIatnll. Mackland of Hoomer township
iindAdaU. Wright of Hazel Doll ; also to
I'hailos Akowof tituart , la. , and Hello Oib-
bon of this city.
1'etcr Kwnnson died yesterday at ) : ! . ' > p.m.
of poncral debility at the rcsltlcnco of his
daughter , Mrs. Charles HarKhau&cn , on Den
ton street. AIO ; efclity-scvcu years and six
months. Xotlco of funeral Inter.
J. 11. Jcnits , iho ropulillcan condhlato for
county clerk , H making a lively rustic for
l > is election. Ho has served acceptably us
rlnlc lit the Avocn court , and hus many
irieiids even In democratic ranlcs.
During the month of October , up to yester
day , then ) linvo been twenty-four cases of
diphtheria reported at the board of health
Hllla ; . In addition to these there have hccn
four cases of diphtheria , croup , two of scarlet
fever and two of typhoid fovcr reported.
I'at. Jlan-ctt , who was arrested on Sunday
evening nnd locked up without a char-echo-
in placcd nfriilust him , wis Riven his liberty
vi'Sti'rday. JIo wns iirrcilcd upon suspleiou
that he wis wanted in another city for a
crime committed sonio time nto ; , but tel-
( graphic Inquiry resulted in nu order for Uis
di bell urge.
The county clerk is not anxious to seoap-
plicats for marriage licenses. Ho has run out
of the printed blanks nnd Is obliged to wrlto
out the lonir nnd complicated forms necessary
to constitute the complete permit and return.
It Is qnito a Job for even his fucilo pen. The
desired blanks will ho supplied within a few
flnys.
flnys.A
A meeting to organize a class a physical
culture for lady clerks and others , whoso du
ties require their entire time during the day ,
will be held In Benedict's sign oflleo. over the
American express olllcc , nt ! ) o'clock next
Friday ovenliur. The class will bo conducted
by Mr. I * C. D.ilo ifasuftlclcnt number ex
press a desire to tnko the coin-so of work.
John Lewis , who was arrested on complaint
of his futhcr-in-law , William Dorcn , upon the
cliai'KO of highway robbery , was discharged
from custody yesterday. When the case was
erlled for hearing Dorcn did not appear to
prosecute , nnd the court was obliged to take
I.mvls' version of the affair , which was that
Iorcn voluntarily gave him the money al
leged to have been taken on Saturday night
nt the point of a revolver.
Somebody played a grim joke on Walter
Young , the druggist , yesterday. Sonio thuo
ago ho moved his drug store into an adjoining
building. The vacant building Is being used
for some sort of'an alleged anatomical show.
A grinning1 skeleton occupies n prominent
position In the center of the old store room ,
and yesterday soniehodv took ono of the
druggist's ' old signs and hung it over the
skeleton , nnd It was naturally taken for the
label of the bones. It wus ghastly joke , but
it st.iul thcro all day.
The members of the ilro committee of the
council worn out yesterday afternoon with
thonow hose reel making another trial of the
now team purchased for the use of Is'o. II hose
company. Hi-sides the 800 foot of hose car
ried on the reel there were live men wlioso
weight \vouhl aggregate. 700 pounds , and they
nnido the test by pulling ; the horses on n keen
run for a distance of a dozen blocks , One of
them grow very tired and had to bo urged by
the driver before the test was Mulshed , hut
the other maintained his speed without ap
parent effort. Tlio committee is not satisfied
with the team and will probably report
against Its purchase , although the' animals
are pronounced cheap by horsemen.
"Detwceu the old lumber wagons that have
been used to haul the IIOMJ around for several
months past and the sewer gangs , who use
the best ho.so In Iho city for Hushing- the
Bowers , about all the hose in the lire depart
ment bus been mined , " said Chief Levin yes
terday after two leads had burstcd during
the Sullivan lite"Tho bonding- and cramp
ing of the hose in the lumber wagons causes
It to crack , nnd thu way the sewer men use it
In making short bends into the sewer man
holes produces the sumo result. More hose
has been destroyed by this means than has
been legitimately worn out in thodcpartincnt
In Ilvo years , Tlio Ilro committee bus ordered
1KH ) feet of new hosehntthls , isnotsuftleicnt.
In case of a srrloas Ilro the department would
bo crippled ut the start by a lot of rotten
hoso. "
Miss Maud Plercw and Mrs , C. P. Halls-
back are prepared to take orders for portrait
nnd decorative art work. Instruct Ion will bo
given In all branches nt their studio , room
No , UW ( Mcrritun block.
rjKuso\.ir t'.t HA n it A wis.
A. S , McFurlund of Charlton , la. , Is injtho
city ,
AV. O. Mackintosh , general manager of the
Fraternal Accident Association of Charles-
Ion , In. , U In the city. This was formerly
thi ) Knights of I'ylhlns Accident Indemnity
association , but the coniiiany , In obedloaco to
the orders of the supreme lodge , changed Its
namo.
Krans plves a nieo water-proof school hag
with every pair of school shoes.
1.000 decorated tea pott packed with ten ,
Just i-ccelved from Yokohoinii , Japan , at
Lund Brothers , "D Main struct.
Tlio TunlkuN .Tury Disagree.
The Tiiulkus corn stealing cnsa was con-
chuled in Justlco Schnrz1 court and given to
tlio Jury at 4 oYlockyostcrday afternoon. The
cose has been dragging through two Justice's
courts nnd In the sniK-rlor court for the p.ist
week. Taulkus and n companion were caught
In the actof stealing corn from the farm of
lien Marks south of the city , and were nr-
rcsteil by Marks and ono of his hired men
after a struggle. There was not
much evidence to ho adduced
on cither sldo hut the attorneys
I found a Kocd ileal to tnllt about. All of yes-
[ i tenlay afternoon wa < itevotcil to the case , and
when tlionvldenco was all In Judge Houlton
for.tho defense madonn elaborate plea for tils
client. At 10 o'clock last night the jury men
annoiinceil Unit they woru lu > i > clost.ly divided
nnd could not agree. Flvo of the six favored
acriultal and ono wanted Taulkus con
victed. After the Justice hc\u satisfied him
self that thcro was no hope of u vurdlct being
ivnched ho ilischurgiM the Jury , and thu cusu
will have to bo heard again.
"Young men's suits , nobby , stylish and
latea designs ut the Model Clothing Co.
China dinner and tea hcts at Lund Dros.
Get n fchool batf fi-eo with your school
li nn * nt. l VJim' .
The Oitj Council Taking Steps to Prevent
Delay iu the luiliaa Greek Extension.
A DESTRUCTIVE GROCERY STORE FIRE ,
Sioux City Wants the Nnthvoflcs
Gambling Must Go-ItiMiuie Mini at
IiawliiK Over a Come-
to ry Minor Mention.
.Atlliomocnlngottho city cocncllon FrU
day evening , n corninltteo consisting of W.
C. Stacy , W. A. Wood and .J" . L. Porcmcn ,
were appointed to cmidomn the right oC way
for the extension of Indian creek frotu the
point on the country r mil southwest of the
city to the river. They WJro Instructed to
coinnicnco the work at once , and It was
supposed that they would begin on Saturday
morningAs there was only about 1,200 , feet
to condemn the Job was expected to boot
short duration , and It w hoped the Jury
would llnlsh It by Saturday night. The
council was so anxious to have the work
of excavation begin nt once so that It
could be completed before the ground froze
up that a resolution was passed Just before
thu adjournment of Friday night requiring
the contractor , Chniles Ilubor , to glvo n bond
tlmt ho would commence excavating within
three dnys after the report of the Jury had
been made. Inspltoofnll the o precautions
and all the anxiety ou the pattot the uldcr-
tncn , some vexatiom delays have occurred.
The gentlemen appointed to act as n com
mittee have cither forgotten the matter or
considered the notice of the appointment
insufilccnt. Up to-I o'clock yesterday nfter-
noon they had taken no action of any
character. The mayor and several of the
aldermen ordered iho eity cleric to send them
additional notices iimlei- the great seal of the
clt.v. The notices were nrompoly prepared
anil werodcllvci'oii la-it evening by messen
gers.
gers.Cohtractor Huhcrlias also dropped out of
sight temporarily , and the city clerk has
been nimble to Ihid him for the purpose of
serving nhtico that the council had decided to
require n bond to commence the work with
in three days. The city clerk or his deputies
have made frequent visits to hi ? rci-ldcncooii
Harrison street since Saturday but
they have found the hotue locked up. It is
supposed that Huber is In Kearney , J > "cb. ,
where ho has largo sewer contracts arranging
his work thcro so ho can safely leave it to
begin hero. The aldermen arc determined to
have the work commenced nt once or compel
some of the interested parties to show better
reasons for delay th.m arc apparent now.
The condemnation Jury will run over the
line today anil make their report this utter-
noon , anil It is very probable that .dirt will
bccln to tly before the week ends.
The principal part of the ditch will ' .follow
the line of a county road , nnd there will bo
no cost for right of way and nojcondemnatlon
proceedings necessary , but from the point
where it leaves the road to reach the river
the line traverses private properly. The
land is of little or no valno nnd has a heavy
growth of willows upon It but It is thought
best to condemn It in the usual way because It
is owned by non-resident parties. Tlio cut
ting of tho'dltch through Itwill improve itby
affording better drainage , and It Is not
proliablo that the jury will consider the thirty
feet to bo taken for the right of way of very
great value. Tlio land is owned by St. Joe
people.
It Is estimated by City Engineer Tostcvin
anil all others competent to judge who have
examined the proposed extension , that it will
be the most important Improvement that has
been undertaken since the sewer system was
adopted. The entire cost of excavating-
ditch and deepening and widening the creek
from the Northwestern railway to the point
where the extension commences will not
amount to moro than $0,000. It will permit
the lowering of the bed of the creek at the
Northwestern depot at least three feet , plac
ingit considerably below the out
lets of nil the sewers and solv
ing nt once and forever the
important but vexatious sewerage problem
for the city. The creek now after following
a sinuous course with a very sluggish motion
for several miles-empties into a pool In the
willows west of hake Manawa that has no
outlet at all unless It is a subterranean ono
through the sand that intervenes between it
anil the river. The opening of the direct out
let Into the river will increase the current of
the crcolc and change its sluggish character
Into a rapidly flowing stream. At the pres
ent time , alter the crcok reaches the level ,
bottoms there is only tlirco or lour feet fall
until it discharges into the pool , n distance
of several miles. The opening of the now
channel will give n fall of nearly twenty-nine
"cot and shorten the distance byamiloor
two.
two.Tho
The city council nnd the citv will bo very
well satisfied with Knginee'r ToUcvln's solu-
, ion of the sewer problem if the results are
oven half as good as predicted.
Til 13 I'AIil , OP1SNI.VG.
The Boston Store Preparing a IMpns-
nnt mid 1'rolltnhlo Surprise 1'or 1'eo-
plnofC'ouiicH UliitTrj.
The I3oston r.toro people have accomplished
something that they may well feel proud of ,
and whloh will bo of great Interest to the people
ple of Council Bluffs. With store rooms
Illled with people from the opening until the
close of business each day they have suc
ceeded In very nearly perfecting their ar
rangements for a formal autumn opening-
without interrupting the steady How of trade.
Special and skillful decorators have been at
work during the p.wtveok arranging the
goods for the opening , which will take place
on Thursday night , October UO. Tlio decora
tions already in place are handsome nnd elab
orate , and when completed the display will
bo the finest ever niado in Council Uluft's.
The upper portions of the two large rooms
have been completed and the decorators nro
now nt work on the lower portions. The designs -
signs are all new and original and are niado
of the llnest goods , and when the veil U
drawn aside on Thursday night there will bo
some genuine surprises in storo.
On Thursday livening the store will bo
closed from 5 to 7 o'clock , and will bo ro-
openeil at the latter hour for thu reception of
the public , The reception will continue until
1U:10. : : During the evening no goods will bo
sold , but the urmy of clocks will act ns ushers
and show the people through the store.
Cooketl Groceries.
A fire alarm from box III called out the de
partment at 11 o'clock yesterday nnd when
the hose companies reached the ground they
found a dangerous Ilro under way in the gro
cery store of J. Sullivan at ! II3 Broadway.
Tnewholo interior of the building was en
veloped hi llames nnd It win necessary to
throw an Immense quantity of water before
the Ilro could bo subdued sufllcienlly to per
mit the firemen to enter the door and dis
cover the point from which thfl flames were
emanating , It was discovered that
the main part of the flro was located
In the cellar , but the blaze ,
fed by light and dry woodwork ,
poured all over the store and sot all the
shelving allro. A half hour's stubborn light
wus necessary before the flro was gotten un
der control , When this was accompli shed
the entire stooi was ruined excepting a few
kinds of bulk goods kept In casei and barrels
under the counters , Every urttcloou the
shelving was burned nnd blacltuned , and In
some places the heat was sjiftlocnt to melt the
soddcrlng of the canned goods. All the teas
and coffees were ruined by smoke nnd wntor
nnd n largo pile of Hour in muslin sacks that
laid near the cellar door was almost entirely
destroyed.
Mr , Sullivan thinks his stock was worth
about fl.UK ) , although ho bad not taken an In-
volco for some time. It was covered bvl,700
Insurance , f 1,000 In lown State of rfcokuk
la. , and 700 In the Council niutTs.
The origin of the lire is somethliisr of a
mystery-i and can only bo accounted for upon
the theory ot the eareles * bundling of a lump.
Several days ngo an oil man while delivering
kuroscuo oil slipped uuU fell aud Allied a
five gallon pall of thn fluid In the cellar-way *
The oil spread out and saturated
a lot of wnsto paper. Yesterday
morning Mr. Snlllvnu purchased 100 bushels
ot jwtntpc * , nnd ImdTom Hucknnr , a negro
at work In the cellar storing them awny ,
He had alighted lamp with him. and Ills
supposed that ho somehow brought It In con
tact with the oily p.ipcw.Vhen ho com
pleted his work no eiimo up st.ilrs with the
lump and shortly after left the storo. Some
tltno after ho had gone Sullivan detected
s'molto nnd began to search for the cause , hut ,
did not succeed In llndmg It until the cellar
door was mlu'd. Whoa this was done
a innp.4 oft Humes shot up into thu
store. The flro ciuno from the burning pa
pers nnd Sullivan and hU son went to work
/mother / ( It out. They partially succeeded ,
but were driven out by the heat and smoke.
An alarm was then turned In.
Although n solid brick wall Intervened ,
the ndjolnliig store room occupied by the C.
O. I ) , grocery was llllcd with smoke , as wa < <
also the millinery store ou the other side , but
the smoke was not dense enough to cause any
damage In either place.
The work of the ilrcmcn wui interrupted
by the bursting of two sections ot ho.so and
by a great crowd of pcoplo who gathered
nrotmii until Chief hey la ordered the hose to
bo turned upon them.
Unprecedented bargains In boy's nnd
children's clothlnp at the Model Clothing Co.
Visit the Model ciotiilng Co. , r.22 Broad
way , Sapp's now building.
School shoes , school bagj. ' Kvans ,
Gambling Must flo.
Yesterday morning DanCarrlggrcplcvlned
the tables nnd other furnlturo sle/.ed by
Chief Cnry under a claim that they were
gambling utensils , nnd thei-ofoi'j contraband.
The goods had been placed In the possession
of City Marshal Tcmplcton , ngninst whom
the writ of roplovln wai dlrocto I. Uarrigg
placed the value of the goods ntOUj. Ho ob
tained possession of them , and hurried thcpi
awuy , no ono seems to know where.
The seizure of gambling utensils under the
law of Iowa does not seem to amount to much.
The goods are sol/.ed and hold until n court
can pass upon the matter , nnd determine
whether they should bo destroyed or not , nnd
before such a hearing can ho hnd the owner
can replevin , gain possession nnd carry them
off. There can hardly bo any damages
claimed of thn owner If the goods tire not re
turned by him , for all that is wanted of them
is to destroy them , a virtual concession that
they are worthless , It scenn , therefore , a
good deal of a farce and waste of tiino and
money to seize them.
Uarrigg is still breathing threatening. ?
against the ofllcers , nnd promises several damage -
ago suits against them and their bondsmen.
Ho claims that they took the goods withoutimy
warrant. Yesterday morning a search war
rant was Issued for n look through
his private rooms. IIu submitted to
this without a protest , but noth
ing was found there , A largo dcsli
In one room was locked , as it contained pri
vate papers of valno. The olliccrs were
suspicious of this and made a second trip ,
Irst getting Carrigg to bring along the hoy.
L'ho search her j was likewise in vain. No
[ ambling utensils were discovered.
Cnrrlgir pronounces the proceed ingsn bit of
pito work , and says that If the authorities
eally mean business and want to stop all
rambling , they should shut up two or
lireo places which uro running right under
.heir noses , and of whoso existence they
ihould bo aware , as oftlcers supposed to know
vhatls polng on in the city. Ho claims that
the ill-will is caused by his refusal to pool
vith some others who are Interested In gnmb-
iiifj places , ho being urged to go into a coin-
jlnatlun by which all the gambling houses
could open up as of old. Ho also says
'hat the ofllccrs are set against him bo-
: auso ho has been bailing out some
nnocent nnd persecuted fellows , instead of
ettlng them lie in Jail. Altogether Carrlurg
ms quite a story to tell , and promises to
nako the details public in ductlmuand In
such formal shape that it will make other
oars tingle.
To each and all these allegations these
igalnst whom his anathemas uro being
mrled plead not guilty.
J. Q. Tipton , real estate , 527 Broadway.
The JMcllmley Kill
Has not affected the prices at the Peoples'
nstnllmont house. Kvcrytliing goes nt the
sumo old figures that havo' mnuo our patrons
rlad all .summer , delled competition and made
t possible to furnish a house from top to hot-
: om at , little expense. Our specialties this
week will tie Iho Peninsular heating stoves ,
iheapest , neatest , most economical steve In
the world. Mandcl & IClelu , UM Broadway
Liook at the fine display of overcoats at the
Model Clothing Co.
The CattIn Case Again.
A telegram from Des Molnes says that the
supreme court of Iowa has overruled the pe
tition of .1. C. Abbott for a rcnearing in the
case of the Citizens' bank vs. Abbott.
This ruling confirms the opinion of the
rourt heretofore rendered and scorns u vir
tual ending of the ease. On the trial In the
listrict court n Judgment was given Abbott
for $11,000. On appeal to the supreme
court the case was reversed
nnd that court dccldect that
Urcciinmcycr was the owner of the rattle ,
and hud thu right to mortgage them to the
bank. Then Abbott asked for n rehearing in
the supreme court. This waa argued on
Monday otlast week by Judge (3. C. Xourse ,
of Des Mollies , and W. W. Morseman , of
Omaha , In behalf of Abbott , and John Y.
Stone and I. N. Kltclclngcr in behalf of the
bank , yesterday the decision wus rendered
denying a rehearing.
This decision seems to ho nn ending of the
case and a settled victory for the bank.
The Manhattan sporting headquarters , 418
n road way.
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Oakland's Cemetery.
The much-appealed cnso of Thomas Kear
ney v.i The Town of Oakland , this county ,
has been definitely settled by the supreme
court of the state , by thenfllrmanco of the de
cree of the lower court , granting n perpetual
Injunction , restraining the defendant from
over bur.ylng Its dead on the ground
In controversy a small piece
of five or six acres adjoining Kearney's rcsl
deuce. This case has been tried numerous
limes , always resulting in the defeat of the
town. Kearney has good reason to feel proud
of his victory. L. B. Kobinson and Turner ,
Smith ifc ( iulllson represented the town.whllo
C. II. Converse acted as Kearney's legal ad
visor. Thojotal costs iif the case would buy
several such pieces of ground.
You cin buy n tea pot worth from $ 1 to S3
nnd a pound of tea worth 80c , for Just SI at
hund Brothers , L'i ; Main street.
Crazy nnd nt. h-nrgr.
Some of the residents of Lewis townshli
have been rather nervous for a week or so
past overtho queer conduct of a strange
man , who has been roaming about the town
ship , Ho has refused to sleep In nny house
or barn , but hangs about straw nnd bnj
stacks , ami runs through the Hcldsuppcurini ,
in first out ) place nnd then another. Ho
talked some to ono family and Imparted the
Information that his name was Laughey , am
that he had been in Clarlnda. Sheriff O'Ncll
telegraphed to the hospital for the insane at
that plueo ami has received an answer that a
man of that nnmo escaped from the Instltu
tlon about two weeks ago. He will now be
taken into custody , as soon ns he can bo
caught , mid returned to his ward.
Li. II. Mossier Is the manager of the Mode
Clothing Co. Clvo him a call.
"Slippery" Sam ,
The arguments in the case of Sam Davis
charged with slashing a man named Smith
came to nn end last evening nnd the cnso wn :
given to the Jury. It has been a prolonged
trial and every step taken by the prosecutlot
has been strongly contested. There were
many witnesses and much contradiction. Sov
cral witnesses who claimed to bo at the dance
where the stabbing took place claimed thn
It wai notDjvts , but another colored man
named Jackson , who used thokulfe onSmlth
The state brought in witnesses who testltlci
that several of these wltossos had previously
denied being at the dance at all , and denlci
knowing anything about the affair.
Out ) of the wltuoiscj fur thu defense , a col
red man named ANVyis , was recognized by the
Ity marshal a * ono who win
vantcd to wWol cut nn unoxptred
oriii ot rt week or moro. Lo having
lipped out of cuslody before hi * tlmd
vas out. The young fellow was taken In
hargo. and will bo moro cloiely gunrdod
ow , Tha offense on which ho wns being
icld was that of contempt , he having used
ulgnr language to Hie Judge whllo being
icardona charge of Intoxication , Ho wns
vorklng out hln line at the city Jail , nnd
vhllo doing Janitor .work sneaitcd awny.
'his was lost .lulv , and till appcnranco M a
vitncss to help toavTs out , put him again In
ho hands of the ofllrers.
At 11 o'clock last night the Jury had niado
10 report , and thq projpocts scorned good for
in nu nlKht session and porhapi another hung
urv , No gossip loaktJd out of the Jury room ,
nd It was Impossible to nscerlaln how the
ury stood.
Buy ono of the o ton uots before they nro
all gone , huud Hi-others , 23 Main street.
Money nt raJuceJ Mtoi toino I on ahntto
and rcalojiutu seourlty by K. II. Sh > ifo & Co
Arter thn Null '
A commlttco from Sioux City was hcio
Sunday looking after the proposed \vlro nail
works. Council Uluffs has Its coiniultteo at
work soeiirtng the necdt'd sale of lots , to
seetiro the establishment of the works , hut
, ho reiUlsito number of saie.s has not been
iiiido , Sioux Ultv scorns to ho anxious to
Iguro for the wcriw , audit Council lllulT.s
will lot go Its hold she will begin. The
citizens hero nro not ready to give up yet ,
mil hy renewed energy It Is hoped that the
deal will bo satisfactorily completed ,
.T. C. Blxby , suum ncatlng , sanitary en-
[ Inecr , 013 Llfo milldlnir , Omahij 'M Mor
lain block , Council Illuffs.
Orcat bargains this week at the Model
Clothing Co.
Cliloiigo IMiiinbcr.s Strike.
CinrA(30 , Oct. 27. The union steam litters
of this city to the number of between three
imulrod and four hundred went on n stilko
this morning. Tlio strikers demand that
eight hours bo considered a day's work and
that for all ovcr-timo they bo paid douhlo
rates ; that the minimum salary of steam flt-
.ers shall bo & per day and that of their
iclpcrs $2 per dav , and that their union ho
recognized. Tlio bosses tire not so strenuous
about any of the terms except recognition of
Iho union , and this , they say , they will never
jrant. The men assert that two of the bosses
nivo already acceded to their demands nnd
.hoy cxpcet others to do likewise. They say
.hey are prepared for a long light and that
hey will bo assisted hy the national associa
tion. About DO per cent of the steam litters
of the city are out.
A. lUimlcrer Foiled.
Cincir.o , Oct. 2 . A year ago Miss Alleo
Dakcs , who resides with her parents on U'a-
hash avenue , testified against James Prcn-
icll on the charge of burglary , anil upon her
estimony ho was given n year iu the pent-
cntiary. Ho threatened to get oven with
; ho girl whoa ho not out. Bomy released a
tow days ago ho started tonight to carry his
Jircata iuto execution , Ho lay In wait near
the girl's ' house and as she approached darted
out , brandishing a long knife. Tlio girl ran
lown the street , screaming , closely followed
) .v the would.-bo murderer , llo would un-
loubtedly have succeeded in his revengeful
design but for the timely appearance ol two
; > oltecmen , who captured I'rcuncll ami locked
lilm up.
Meeting AiiiimgrSiucrinti Coiivlots ,
ST. Pr.-iKiisiiuiio , Oct. 27. Advices from
llakootsh , Siberia , report a mutiny among
Siberian convicts on board a steamer on the
river T ona. The inhabitants of a village
which the steamer was passing came to the
convicts' assistance and helped them disarm
and bind the guards. The vessel was then
set adrift. The governor of the province
sent troops in pursuit , who killed two of the
iugitlvcs and captured live.
Thrown Down the Stairs.
A lewd woman who ( visited the Ewalt lodg
ing house last night on lower Knrnam street
In company with som'o fast young men be
came engaged in n dispute with the proprie
tor nndvas finally ejected forcibly down
the back steps of the liouso nud sustained
some severe bruises. She will swear out
warrants in the morning for the arrest of
Ewalt aud his clerk , charging them with as
sault.
After Chierileiinossy'H Murderers ,
Nr.iv OIU.KAXS , La. , Oct. 27. A mass meet
ing of citizens , called by the committee of
fifty , was held tonight. The committee sub-
mittco submitted a report to the effect tint
iOKX ( ) was required to carry out the plans to
secure the arrest and conviction of Hennes
sey's assassins. A resolution was adopted
approving the course of the committee and
pledging it support.
The Worm Will Turn.
Fixiu.uv , O. , Oct. 27. The gradual but
constant decrease iu the price of the Ohio
product by the Standard oil company has at
last forced the independent producers and
rellncrs of northwestern Ohio to combine.
To this end a movement began today looking
toward the consolidation of a number of
rollnrrics and producing confpanles for
mutual protection.
Humored FrancoHuswian Alliance.
LONDON , Oct. 27. The Telegraph pub
lishes a dispatch from a correspondent in St.
Petersburg , saying it Is believed seriously in
diplomatic circles hero that General Obrus-
chelT , who is now In Paris , is authori/cd to
formulate military conditions for a regular
alliance between 1-Yunco mid Russia.
Steamship Arrivals.
At New York The Elder , from Bremen ;
thoAnchoriu , from Glasgow ; the Helvetia ,
from London.
At Southampton The Ems , from .MOW
York for Hremen.
At Oueenstown The British I'rincc , from
Philadelphia for Liverpool.
Drank Carbolic Aold.
SALT LAKK , Utah , Oct. -Special [ Tele
gram to Tim lir.i : . ] Bud Moffatt of Park
City drank , by mistake , this afternoon
tumblerful of carbolic acid preparation in-
tondcd for use on one of his children sick
with diphtheria. Moffatt died ere mcdica !
aid could bo summoned.
Double Muriler In Oklahoma.
OKUHOMA CITV , Oct. 27. John Webb ani
Henry Switzer , living in the same cabin on
the linn of their adjoining claims , were called
to their doors last night by persons unkuowi
and killed. It is supposed that the murdci
was committed by contestants to the
claims.
Freighter Murdered by Indiana.
SPOKANK PALM , Wash. , Oct. 27. Advices
fnom Wilber , pig Ben county , report the
murder of S. S. Cole , a freighter , by Colvlllo
Indians. The citizens will demand the sur
render of the criminals from the agency.
A Crank's ' 13plfltlc.
WOODSTOCK , Out. , Oct. 27. lUrchalt has
received n letter > dated Jackson , Mich. , Oc
tober 2-1 , nnd signed "Tho Colonel , " purportIng -
Ing to show that the writer killed Bonwoll.
Illrchall's solicitor will ask a reprieve on the
strength of'thls.
Cut OrT Her hovcr'H Head.
ATLANTA , Ga. , Oct.-7. In Guinuttocounty
yesterday Fannie Chambers , a negress , nftc
quarrelling with I'ioroo Wright , her lover
cut off his head with n razor.
KusNlan HolluioiiH I'crnroutloiiR.
LONDON' , Oct. 27. The Kusslan govern
ment has closed tlia CVthollo churches In the
governments of Volkynla and I'odolla nud the
Dominican monastery Iu Ostrog.
Quit the I'laco looser.
WAYCOSS , On. , Oct. 27. All Is quiet n
Yarns , Mr. Yarns has sold out his Interes
there and left the couuty , saying ho h 5,000
out of Docket ,
Clothing
MII.WAUKKK , AVls , , Oct. 27 , Baum , Kische
& Co. , wholesale manufacturers , weru closed
tonight on altachiuuuU ugvrcuaUutf 4 ,
r .v
A Feast of Mnslo and Oratory In New
York.
Kr.w YORK , Oct. 27. The ninetieth anni
versary of the birth of Count von Moltko
> celebrated tonight by ono of the greatest
estlvnls of muslo and oratory ever Iield at
ho Motropolltnu opera house. All the Get'-
nan societies and prominent clubs of the city
ndded interest. The great hall was thronged
vlth people. The festival opened with the
falser inarch , rendered by the Metropolitan
irehrstra , Ferdinand Mont/ , president of
ho ( Jcrmaii society , delivered the opening nd-
Iress In Herman. General Franz Slcgel
nadunn address , In which ho spoke of Von
Moltko's hick of dcslro for self-glorillcatlon.
Channel1) ' M. Dopew wai the next siicakcr.
Ho said : "No such spectacle ns Is presented
icro tonight bus been seen In a century. One
lundred million people uncover In the pres
ence of one character , it is because that
hurnctor In Its ninetieth ye.ir has stood only
for the fatherland and Oermuny's advance
ment. [ dicers. ] There are two old men
now living that have boon talked of the
world over , yet neither of those men could
receive a celebration such in this of von
Moltliu's. Tlicso two men nro Hismnrck and
Gladstone. [ Applause. I * * In the
ninetieth year ot Von Moltko the culmination
of peace is assured , and it Is undisputed that
tint Gorman race divided can bo conquered ,
but united It Is Irresistible. When the great
Held marshal shall have passed away and
been gathered among the men whom OoJ
places in the highest seats in heaven there
will ho numberless monuments to tils mem
ory , but the monument that will stand for
nil time and the greatest will be thu German
empire. " [ Cheers. J
Ilnnued Ilimseirto u Tree.
SALT L \ Kr.CmUtah , Oct. 27. [ Special/
telegram to TIIK Hnn. ] John. II. Lnndrcth ,
aged forty , married , hanged himself at 3 n.
m. to an npplo tree In his back yard. lie was
well-to-do , but sickness weakened him until
ho Imagined ho was poverty stricken nnd
"
made ovcrvbody about him"uncomfortable. .
Ho leaped from his bed in a hurry to suicide ,
Ho was cut down later , but not until life wns
extinct , Laudreth came hero from Spring-
Held , III. _
Ijcf't'Ilnnd-Thuiulrr Assumes tlin Yoke
CiUMiinnt.UN , S. U. , Oat. 27. ( Special
Telegram to Tun Br.E. ] Chief Lcft-lland-
Thunder of the Lower Bmlo Sioux , wns mar
ried nt the agency today to one of the belles
of the Sioux nation. The event was n proud
ono for the Indians , nnd members were pres
ent from nil portions of the bigreservation. .
A white clergyman performed the ceremony.
nnd Titles.
PARIS , Oct. 27. [ Special Cablegram to TUB
Biic.J Moreau introduced m the chamber of
deputies today a bill imposing n heavy tax oa
the crests nud titles of nobility. A number
of members of the chamber of deputies have
formed n committee to erect n monument to
commemorate the intervention of Ounbaldl
in 1870.J
_ _
FllU ; AND l'OI.ICI3 , COMMISSION.
Several Olllccrn Him the Gauntlet of
Investigation.
The board of flro and police commissioners
began business promptly on tlmo last night ,
and the llrst man to run the gauntlet of In
vestigation wns Oftlccr Davis , who has been
charged with being drunk , Ho denied the
charges nnd his case was postponed one
week.
Then a man named Julius Bonron , whoso
wife keeps a lodging house on Mnth street ,
was called in to explain some charges
ho has preferred against Otllcer Cognn. Ho
claimed that the olllecr struck him on the
head without cause or provocation whllo
walking on Ninth street ou the evening of
October li ! in company with his wife. Ho
said that OIHcei Brady had arrested him as
a suspicious character and they were going
penccably along wtiea Ofllcor Cogun came
across the street nnd struck him over the
eyes with his club. Mrs. Uoiizon testified to
about the same thing.
Their testimony with reference to the strik
ing was contradicted by ODicers Cogan nnd
Urady.
Several other witnesses were examined nnd
sustained the ofllccrs in n po-tttivo contradic
tion of the chargn that Cogau struck Uonzon.
The following ofllcers were given loue . of
absence : James O'llrion , driver of the pa
trol wagon ; John F. Byrnes , mounted pa
trolman ; Anton Vnnous , patrolman ; John
Stiles , patrolman ; John I lath way , hostler ;
P. L. Homier , Fireman , No. 0 engine house ;
Kdwnnl O'Ncn' , pipeman , cngino house No.
Charles Ellington , cnglnn house No. 3 ;
Joseph Hongcn , Ilro and police operator.
Jailors Bebout and Havoy petitioned the
board for nn increase of salary. It was re
ferred to the committee on tmance.
C. J. Bradley , the discharged block watch
man , presented a petition for reinstatement.
Itofcrrcd to the committee on men and disci
pline.
Ofllcer Frnnlc Johnson , who had naked to
bo relieved from duty nt night , on account of
u disabled nrm , was granted the ren.uc.st.
The board went into executive session and
reinstated 1' . J. Kelley on sixty days trial.
The charges against Oniccr Cognn were
dismissed nnd the mayor was requested to
appoint tlftecn special police ofilccrs for duty
on November ! .
_
WANTKD IN INDIANA.
Two Oinnhn Men Arrested on n Snrl-
OIIH Charge.
A telegram was received yesterday from
the chief of police of Fort \Vuyne , Indiana ,
stating that Henry Gardner and Ollio Smith ,
who are in Omaha , were wanted in Fort
Wayne , and are charged with an assault
with Intent to kill. Olllcers were at. once
sent out to Hnd the men , and soon located
them. Gardner was working in the Union
1'aclllc shops and Smith was a switchman in
the Missouri Pacillc yards. They were both
placed in jal1.
Vltu Const Villn < ; cH Himiod ,
ZANZIIIAIE , Oct. 27. Admiral Fromnntlo
has attacked and burned several villages on
ontheVitu coast. The villages were speed
ily evacuated. No casualties are reported.
Ho proposed to attack Vltu Sunday night.
Vctltlon in llolmlf ofthc Pope.
MAimin , Oot. 27. Thirty-two bishops who
assisted In thh recent Cathollo congress nt
Snragossa have sent ,1 petition to the queen
of Spain , nsklng her to interfere in the mat
ter of unjus treatment of the pope.
JEttSO\A li JM It Ad ll.i I'JIS.
O. B. Berg of Chadron is at the Barker.
J. G. Johnson of Kearney Is nt the Casey.
D. J. Forsytho of St. Louis is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.J.
J. C. French of Sioux City is at the Mill *
nrd.
nrd.H.
H. C , Bogcrs of Bronsyllle , Pa. , is at the
Murray.
D. N , Wheeler of Pender is registered nt
the Casoy.
W. C. Phillip of Kansas City is n guest ut
the Mlllard.
A. A , Fiero of Minneapolis Is stopping nt
the Barker.
A. V. Woodworth of Maine Is n guest nt
the Murray.
Howard WIlcox of Stafford is In the city ,
at tno Casey.
F. B , Woodruff of Chicago was at the Paxton -
ton last night.
Mas. J. Kllen Foster of Iowa Is In the city ,
at the 1'axton.
D : W. Faulkner of Anita , la. , Is stopping
nt the Ilarkcr.
E. S. Miller of Dis Molnes was at the Mill-
an ) last night.
J. A , Monroe was at the Coatcs In Kansas
City yesterday.
J. II. Kasmusscn of Columbus was at the
Barker hit nlgh .
S. W. Warner of Now York was at the
Murray lust night.
Gcorgo , M. Baker of Grand Islnud was nt
the Casey last night.
Judge J. M. \Voolworth \ , wlfo nnd daugh *
ter were among yesterday's guests at the
Grand I'nclllo in Chicago.
Mr. S. F. DoYoro of Now York , profoisor
of phrenology and physiognomy , with his ac
complished wife , nro visiting relatives la the
nlty.
nlty.Ralph
Ralph Beaumont , who for six years has
been the chairman of the national legislntlvo
committee of the Knights of Labor , Is In thu
city and will si . 'iik ut imposition hall to-
night.
f.VOll'.t K.'AMA'tt 111' TJMJ.V ,
i'ho Huhonie Adopted by tlio CJciitlles
of Utnli ,
SALT L\KI : , Utah , Oct. 27. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun nii.J : : A congressional cam-
l algn train left this city this morning over
Iho Union I'nelilo to make a tour of iho prin
cipal points In the tnrrltory. The entire week
will bo occupied. Tlio special tinlu
i made up of Pullman ours
carrying fifty prominent Salt Lake
ccntlles , most of whom are nblo speakers ;
nlso a selected drum corps. Among the pil
grims nro Judge Goodman , gentllo candidate
for congr"si } Chairman Powers of the liberal
territorial committee , cx-dtivornor West ;
Major General Connor , retired , U S. A.s
Mayor Scott , Governor Thomas , United
States lllitrlct Attorney Vnrlan and
others. The train Is heavily draped and
mot with n rousing reception at Ogden , Lo-
gun nnd other places en route ; h fact , the
enthusiasm surprised the pilgrims , and Judge
Powers chdnw Judge ( { ( tollman's election.
ThI * campaigning bv train Is entirely new
Iu Utah. The saints have been trying to se
cure Pullmans for John Cnlne , but the cars
were not to bo had nud they were forerd to
give up their at tcimit nt Imitation , liouso
Journal ( 'lerk Hmltii N hero from Washing
ton nnd roasts , lohn L. ( 'nine , the
Mormon congressional candldnto. It wns
Calno's duty to write out the report
of the committee on public InilUlhv also to
write Iho report In the Fort Douglass park
bill , but ho was so engrossed in lighting for
tl'o Mormon church that ho neglected to at
tend to any of his regular duties.
Cholera. In I'mmnylvniila.
PiTTsnuno , Pa. , Oct. S * . Word was re
ceived hero tonight from Brownsville , Pa. ,
that'100 head of hogs being fattened nt the
distillery had died nnd been buried In n
trench. The state veterinary surgeon , after
n careful investigation , pronounced the ills-
case hog cholera of the worst kind. Menu-
while the rest of the drove , some beveii hun
dred , had been driven through tno streets of
Itrownsvillo and shipped euit , mainly to Phil
adelphia. Many of the hogs dropped dead on
the streets , hut wore picked up and shipped
with Iho living. Many animals owned by
farmers in that vicinity has since died.
1'or s-'onlslcltiH Uaixnd.
CHICAGO , Oct. 27. A prominent linn of fur
riers received a cable from their London
agent today that ata snlo of this year's catch
of sealskins the prices brought were nearly
double these realized last year. This increase
is duo to the small catch of the pres
ent year. Furriers say that the
shins sold today will bo in the
market next year , hut although the prices do
not directly affect goods now on the retail
marled , the owners of Mcins will raise tlio
price at once to the point indicated from
today. Seal goods will bo 100 per cent higher
than heretofore.
*
Seventh Hay Itaprlsl Council.
Cnicvoo , Oct. 27. The Seventh Day Bap
tist council today took definite action on the
reports of the standing committees. The
most important conclusion reached had ref
erence to denominational policy nnd educa
tional work. The council voted to remove , a
meucoto the hatmony of the denomination
by unillcutioii and merging together of the
church and mission , tract nnd educational
societies. It was also rorolved to raise the
standard of scholarship la the denomina
tional colleges at Alfred , N. Y. . Milton , \Vis. ,
Albion , Wis. , ami Salem , W. Vn.
The Utcs reeoiniiiK More ISold.
Dr.MTir , Colo. , Oct. , U" . Telegrams and
letters in great numbers have been ad
dressed to Governor Cooper during the past
month asking that steps batuken to protect
settlers in Houtt county from the depreda
tions of Ute Indians. The latest advices are
that the Indians are becoming very bold and
the governor has telegraphed the president ,
urging Immediate action.
. .
Notre Damn StudiMitu Minpcmlcd.
NOTIM ; DAMI : , Ind. , Oct. 27. [ Special Tele
gram , to Tnr Bni : . ] A number of students of
the preparatory departmentof the University
of Notre Dame left the rollojjo ground Satur
day nftcrnoon fern little Inrlc In South Hcnd
without the authority of the faculty. That
body met this morning and decided to sus
pend iho entire patty. The majority left for
their homes this .afternoon.
Ho Wns Poor.
SALT LAKI ; CITV , Utah , Oct. ! )7. .lolin II.
Lamdreth , nged forty-two , lately from
Springfield , III. , suicided iioro today by hang
ing. Ho hn'j been slightly demented 'for some
time , laboring under the idea that ho was in
a poverty-stricken condition , when in fact ho
was well-to-do. _
The Stnnlnr-rtartollot Trouble.
LONDON , Oct. 27. Walter Dartellot , brother
of' Major Barlellot , writes to the press that
Stanley never before hinted at his present
charges against the major , even in a lengthy
private communication addressed to the dead
man's father , which contained eight separate
charges.
Gazetted a Colunol ,
Ynsx.Oct. . 27. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : Bni : . | Count You Hnrtcnan , formerly
known as Prince. Alexander of Bulgaria , has
been gazetted a colonel in the Austrian army.
lie Did DariiRd Well.
AUSTINTex. . , Oct. 27. Bill Darnwell , an
ex-policeman , tills afternoon shot and killed
Maggie Null and then blow out his own
brains. The cause was drink and Jealousy.
A ltli/7.ni-d In I'oimsylviuiia.
WIT.COX , 1'a. , Oct. 27. A. bllz/ard with
considerable snow passed over this section of
northern Pennsylvania yesterday nnd today.
A Mght In lOvcry Bcrtli.
To the Chicago , Milwuikoo A ; St. Paul
railway belongs the credit of. liolnj ; the
llrst In tlio country to reduce the matter
of olectrio lighting- trains to Hcientlllo
perfection. Ono of the novel features
introduced in the Blue-plug cars Is n
patent oloctrlc rending lump In each sec-
lion. With tliia luxurious provision ,
reading at night before and nftor retir
ing becomes as comfortable us by day ,
and when retiring the lollot may bo
nmdo in comfort nnd hcclusion. Th
berth reading lump iu the Pullman
sleeping cam run on the Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway , between
Oiimlnv and Chicago , IB patented ami
cannot bo used bv any other railway
company. It is tfio greatest improve
ment o'f the UKO. Try it mill bo cou-
Sloojiingcars lonvo the Union Pndfio
depot , Omaha , at 0:10 : p. in , dully , arriv
ing at Chicago at U10 : ! n. in. Secure
tickets and sleeping car berths ut Union
Tickotolllco , IfiUl Fimmm street ( Barker
bloclc ) , Omalin.
j. 13. PKKSTOX , F. A. NASH ,
1'osa. Agent , Gon'l Agent
Marriage
The following mirrlago license. ) were is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday :
Numonnd address , Age.
J.lohn h. Pehi'lom , Omaha ! ( ' >
I Martini ( J. Wilson , Omaha 'M
I Kmll SnutT , Omaha ! B !
1li7./.lo Kelly , llnstlnjw IH
( HenryU , llcckniiin. Omaha 'M
I Juannuttii llluliiinl. Omaha ' . " - !
' Positively ciiri-il liy
tllllM ! Iittl ( ! Pill * .
CARTER'S
Tiioy also rello\o Ills
trend from Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE diifcstloii and Too Hearty
IVF.R Rating. A perfect rein
. cdy for DUzluehs , Nausea ,
PILLS. Drowhlnun , Had Tnstf
In thu Mouth , Coated
Tongue , I'aln In tlio KMe ,
TOltl'ID UVKII. They
regulate tlio liowcls. 1'urcly Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE ,
It t Kit.
.TACOnS-Ilcsste , little daughter of W , ti *
Jacobs of Tin : HKK , tigcd II yours , 0 months
nnd ( I day. * , from diphtheria , at lln. nu
Monday.
Interment nt OiHOp. in , of the same day la
Holy Sepulehcr cemetery.
Au llltnolH Untuultor Captured ,
ST. Lorn , Mo. , Oct. 27 Sheriff Uaglnnd
of St. flair county , Illinois , today received
dispatch from the chief of police of Now Or
leans slnlItm that John T. Pnnnlor , the ah- ,
Hcoiidlnc defaulter of llcllovlllo , was under
arrest , there.
DANGtROUS USE OFSTRONQ
PURGATIVES.
Most pills and purgatives which net quickly
upon tlm boweN. Irritate and often destroy
the mucous coats of thu stomach and liotvcls.
Indeed their eathartlo action Is directly
caused hy the Irritation of thu boxvoli. which
they produce. Their action should In1 soothing
and HtliiiulntliiK Inttradof IriltallnK. A con
tinued 1110 of Mich rcturd'o-i produce rlii-oiilu
Ilillammatloiiof thu stomach uiicl bcnvt U. Tlil.i
often ends In a damci-oiii dlsotiso. Tininoof
the Kt'iiulno imported t'ailsbad SpriuU 1 Salt ,
Ishlghly recommended a < < nnaiiorlcnt. la\a-
the ami diuretic , bccauo Its action Is dun
At
solely tn Ita solvent and stimulating proper
ties. It soothes and allnya Inlhtiinmtlon , and
is thoiofuro much pieferablu to all -slrunn
llowuroof Imitation * . tr Tohoh'i Ircturo
ouUarlshad Sprndel Still and paniphlot nuill-
Bl fri-o. KlHiirr & Monih'Ison Co. . iulo agents
0 lltirelay Street , New York.
ART " TN THE"HOME. .
The American homo U the nuclt'im of Ihn
hlphest lutulllKiMiei1 on thn face nftliiturtli. .
It Is tlic most Mirrrd u'.tar beneath lln' viars ,
It Is tlio duty of the bend of every faintly to
inako thu liiuno the mini rouifnitalilo and
bu.-iutlful nlui'o possible. Tlio way to do
this Is to inal.o urlloliM uf ntvosllv ulso
articles of luxury. A MOMS Is an aitlcle of
necessity , and when It ean nlsiibu a lieautlful
work uf art why not choose It In iitciVrenc *
losniiicthlni : dull nnd unattractive ?
THE GAHLAND STOVES
Are as hanilsDino as a ploco ofstatiniry aiut
at thi ) Kami ) llnio tlio nin-i ivnuomlnil ami
satisfactory heaters ninili > . t'uiiio and nx-
nmlno them nnd seehiindieiN uf toillimnil.ils
from jieopiu you know , tolling of thi-lr ivo.
inimical character nnd ureut lioatliiK capacity ,
llnvo you seen thu now llraml Oil lloatrrs ?
They urn clean nnd hand-nine. uml.u- | 1 Urn
thlii' ; for huatlii ! ; small moms aiul bril . liam-
lu'is where you only want a Hie oiMMslonully
and In cold weather.
I liuve IHMMI In liuilnr'si ! ! 0 years In ComiMl
IllnlTi , and when I cu rii-aiit i-e m v c > iiiiisfou
can depend upon It. t 'UUP and si i nn <
P. C. DKVOL. , 60-1 n-o.Jwav ,
Council Hln Is" la.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dylni nnd t'lemilnjc done In the
IIlL'hi'wt style of the Art , 1'aded anil S ! nurd
Kahrles made to luoU as KIKII ! as ninv.YnrK
promptly done anil delivered Iu all parla ut
thocuunlry. Send for iii-U'o list.
{ . \ A. MAI-MAN , prop. .
OU lirua d\vay , Near Northwestern Depot ,
I OI'Nl'll. Hl.fl'KS. U.
Electric Trasses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED , DR.UUUDD ,
QOO Droadwiy , Council BlulTa , la
27 MAIN STRI2KT.
Over O. 11. Jaeauoinln & Co Je tvolrv Store
GlTIZEHS STATE BAM
OrCoutiCil Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 50,000 ,
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS . 350,000
DniKi-Tfius I. A. Mllliir. I' . O. Climsmi , 111 * ,
Shu'irtK. K. llnrt.J. I > . IMiiiiiiiilson , llliarlot
( Mliiniinn. Truni.iet Kvniiral hiinkliu hiisl-
ncss. lar o.st. capital nnd wnrplus of any
bunk In Soiilhnesturn Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
OFFICER & PUS E V ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main nnd llroidwav. :
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Tloalors In fornlsn and iloiuostlo iifhniu *
Collu'-llons ' inudu ami Inluiust paid on tlm *
deposits. _ _ _ _ _
F.ln. ELLIS & CO , ,
ARCHITECTS
And Building SuporlntendenH. -
KnoiusCIO mill It : lien IliiMilln ? , Oniuli.i.Nab. ,
anil KoomsUII and -I1) ) Mcrrliun Illook , Council
In Cii-resOiidnnuiMllvltud. | !
D. II. McDanclcl & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aid Packers1 Supplies ,
Market Fixtures , Casings ,
Sploes anil SaililiKi' MukciV Much lurry 8.1K
SiiMaln St. , Coniic-ll Illillfs , la. Also
In Illdca mill Fiii'H.
B , or. -R , .11
W. C. ESTKP ,
Coinioll ItlufT'H , lown.
Itiirlli Main S
KiuiKral DirDcMor nail
SPJSOIAIj NOTICE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TTtOI ! Itr.XT ( liHid llvt-rooiu luiiisc ; | IO.iO ( |
J iillii'r houses illuVrent prices ; on HlnglA
room iivei'htoie MI-HI i-imiI lieu e ; IIIC.IM-H unit
lots for Halo on niiinthly paymi'iils HUM IIIIIIMI
anil lot * 'AH ) ; ileslnililn biismi'-s lots mi MIIIU-
ili'i's Ml ret. Ninth ( liiialin , fur lease nr Halo
uliuap , J. K. Davidson. 1123 I'lf Hi iiM-niio.
OU SAM- Compii-tn M"l f UIUMIlonUf ,
nml hinall't.tiH'1 % nt Ilium re al u b.HKaln.
lniiilio | at looiii.'llh MiM-rliini blouk.
ftO htOVl'HIlt CO-,1 I'I OIOSO Illlt. lll'llllllU
i fnrlllilil nililill ) linllso moving lotfol
Jacki , It. D. Amy A : Co. KM MalnsiiiM't. '
" \in.lCS Tor KIO : | cluinp. a fipnii of t-'ooil
Ail. working iiiiilev , tilth Imiuev , ninl wiiKon ,
Applv to I'ifil llavlx' slalili-H on 1'imrlli slic-el ,
tn.'iir I'lflh avrnue.
rp\VN-iicro ( ) farms fnr halo near ilic city at
J. a ImiKuln.V. \ . A.Vooil \ It Co , , fi'W Main ut.
"IflOlt SAliKTho Hiook and fixtures of a wciT
J. I'stnlillshed unx'ery Htorc , or will neil
Ntoc-k and rentHloru and IHturev. nl n llui-u
4-year-old coin for Halt * . liiiiiln- | ( if T. L
inllluV J-'nii. 7IH lOlb iivi' . . ( 'oiiiiel ! Illiitfi ,
FOU HAI.B nr Kent- ( Union land. wltiT
hniuui , by J. U. Kiev , Ml iluln l. , UuunniT
Illuffi.