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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1891)
rv\rAT.TA A VT A XTTT A T ? V 1T THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL ULUFFS. OFFICE , NO. 12 PEARL ST. rollvcrcd by Carrier Innny part of tlioClty II. W. TIL.TON. ' - MANAtlKU JUI\fJt JI fi. Y. p. co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co. . coal. Craft's chattel. loan , SOtSnpp block. A meeting of the city council will bo hcl this morning at 10 o'clock. It Is stated that the Wabnsh baggagemen < have neiit n committee to St. Louis to inter cede with tliclr employers tot an Increase of Wages. George , thoclovcn-months-olil son of Mar tin Larscn , died yesterday nnd will bo hurled at : i o'clock this afternoon from the residence , 1311 Avenue I ) . IJcv , 0.V. . Crofts united In mnrrlniro yes. tcrday evening nt the Kiel homo W. II. Fleck rf Council Bluffs nnd Miss Molllo Oroso of Omaha. An eveningsession of court wns held last night liy Judge Thonicll at which the divorce case of'Sarah E. Vintner vs Ira Plainer wus tried nnd submitted. The funeral of Soulo 0. Xopf , who died of paralysis of the brain Wednoidny night , will lakoplaco nt 10 o'clock tlila morning from St. 1'otcr's Catholic church. A ranrrlneo license was. Issued yesterday to W. II , Fleck of thl * city und Molllo Geese of Omiilm. The ages or the parlies were flfty and nineteen respectively. Article ? of Incorporation were filed in the recorder's ofllco yesterday by the Methodist .Episcopal church of Crescent. Alex It. Prentice , II. II. Hutchlnson and Isaiah Koosu are the nnmcs of the signers. M. C. Bcchcrs Issuing P.N. . Patterson in Justice Hammer's court for $99 dnmages , tlio result of nn assault anJ battery which \vas committed lust December by Piitterson. The case wus given to the Jury last evening. The body of Elmer the , Ilvo-ycar-old son of J. L. Browncll. was shipped to tills cliy last evening from Portland , Ore. , for Interment. The father of the deceased boy Is well known hero , ho having been agent for the Pullman car company nt this point Tor several years. Justice Patton will hoar tlio evidence this morning in the case of John ICInsey vs Mrs. liuth Hick. Mrs. Kick seized n trunk wlii * ) was in Kinsoy's possession some time nird A secure the payment of the funural.expensos of tlio lattor's wife. Klnsey claims the trunk is his nnd not his deceased wife's , and has be- KUII replevin proceedings against Mrs. Kick. The Veteran Flremnn's ' association held a meeting last night and elected the following officers : President , J , L. Templnton ; first -4 vice president , Samuel Morrison ; second vlco president , O , D. Hnlgh ; secretary , \V. R. Brown ; treasurer , C. M. Maynuru ; 31- rectors Bluff City tto. 1. R II. Guanelln , Charles Nicholson ; Keseuo No. . ' ) , P. D. Moomnw , C. D. Walters ; Phoenix No. 2 , Joe Spaulding , B. Grahl. Ir. ) Footo of Omaha was In the city last night giving the police disnriptlnns of some property that was stolen from his resilience at KlTiSt. Mary's avenue , by a sneak thief during the early part of tlio evening. The pooporty consisted of valise containing o lot of valuable papers , and mi overcoat. The Bluff was taken from tlio hall of the doctor's ' residence while he was at supper. Hovulucs tlio missing nrtlolo s at aboutlOO. The revival meetings continues with a good dcnl of enthusiasm at the Overton mission , where John Bycrs , the Scotchman , Is In the lead. Last night a coachman foronoof the \ \ lirst fnmllicskilropped In out of curiosity , and liUc itUmii Ave minutes ho was on his knees tit the altar , nnd In flvo minutes more arose nnd declared himself a saved sinner. Every night there arn such sudden conversions , nnd the congregations are keeping up in numbers , the house being llllcd and sometimes packed. The preliminary examination of the man Covoll , which has been dragging along In the superior court for more than n week , was completed yesterday afternoon so far as the taking of testimony was concerned. The attorneys began their arguments after being notified by the court that ho should feel per fectly frco to call them down whenever they tried to tell him anything ho already know. The case has become quite n chestnut by this tlmo , and the pcoplo about the court room ncoin to have no qualms at the thought that it Is drawing to a eloso. The Boston store , Council Bluffs , is showIng - Ing special viiluo in blankets und comforters for this week. The American District Telegraph Co. has been reorganized and Is now prepared to give prompt service. Special attention to express and parcel delivery. fEKHOXAt , I'.ltl.KSHAt'nS. O. Q. Snumlcra loft for Dos Molnes yester day morning. D. A. Fnrrell loaves today for a trio of several weeks through.tho south. Postmaster T. S. Clarkson of Omaha was in the city yesterday as a witness in thn superior court. W. C. Dclnshmuth , sheriff of Mills county , and Deputy Sheriff Cumgboll were in the city yesterday. S. Johnson is attending the national con vention of the Danish brotherhood which Is now In sessloh tit Davenport F. K. Moryhow of Ashton , Mo. , is In the city , the gnost of his brother mid sister , U. C , Mcryhorv and Mrs. I. V. Howard. S. S. St. John , who left hero on Now Years' , is busy in California packing oranges. Ho has already shipped four carloads. Ho will rcmnlnj.uoro through the win tor. The best French cook in western Iowa is at tlio Hotel Gordon , Council Bluffs. The best 2oo lioso In the country Is to bo found at the Boston Store. Council Bluffs , either In gents half hose , In wool or cotton. In ladies' all wool or cotton , in misses nil wool or cotton. Boston Store , Council Bluffs. : 'Iholr QiinrU-rs. Tbo Insane commissioners hnvo issued an order to the superintendent of the state in - sane hospital nt Davenport directing him into turn over to the Sisters of Mercy nil the patients from Pottawattntnlo county that nro now In thnt Institution. Thcso will beef brought to this city and p'aced ' in chnrgo of the sisters lu St. Bernard's ' hospital , m accordance with the arrangement which wns made last spring by the county supervisors. The sisters are to pay the cost ' of transportation by the terms of the con tract. The following nro the names of the puticnts to bo moved : Charles Hastings , Thomas Fox- John Carroll ISly. , , James MbCoy > , James Watts. Lev ! Grayblll. Charles Kaiser , Anna Ucdrlck , Oliver Hnlsen , Anna Fcnz- man , Kiln Connelly , Bridget Kelly , Hcnrv French , Lizzie Shnfer , Anna M. Uwghlin , H. Odoll , Justus Blolor , John Moss , Martin Wilson , Anna Scott , Sarah Mclntyro and PotcrMurtoson twenty-two in all. Buy your coal and wood of O. B. Fuel Co. , 530 Broadway. Telephone 13i ) . The Council Bluffs Music Co. will rontlnuo Its business nt KIS Broadway under the pres ent management of J , C. Lnngo. Thanking the public for Its past patronage wo hope teas meet our old customers aguln , as well ns many now ones , Couxcn. Bujrrs Music Co Uo Wo AVnnt iiUliomlunl Hngliio ? Mr. W. 0. Stoddard arrived in the city yesterday In compliance with nn Invitation from ono of the lending members of the city council to como here and tell a chemical 11 Ire engine. The invitation was given about six months ngo , when Mr. Stoddard was plven to understand the city would bo in the market as n purchaser of sueb a machine about Janu ary I. Mr. Stoddard represents : mho flro extinguisher manufacturing company of Chicago , builders of the Babcock and Cham pion engines , and bo has been in tlio city severaltimes In the Interest of his company. Ho held a conference with Aldermen Kncplior , Wood and Chairman Casper of the lire committee yesterday afternoon. IIo re ceived but little encouragement , and it tls scarcely probable .that the matter will bo brought up in the council , and If it does como up it will not bo received with much favor , Tho' most complete line of blankets nnd comforters , hosiery nnd underwear lu the city Is ut the Boston Storo.whero good goods , low'priccs ' , cosh and ono prlco to ullw their rule. Boston Store , Council Bluffs. THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS. The Model Clothing Stora Closed Y.sterday b/ the Sheriff , IT WAS CAUSED BY STRANGE RUMORS. A Switchman Injured by n Fall Frnni n Train , \ New lievco Combi nation Minor Mention null Personals. The SlndcJ Closed. The list of business failures , which has been lengthening at such an alarming rate In this city , wns Increased yesterday afternoon nt 7 o'clock when Sheriff Mclll , accompanied by his deputy , Jack Cuslck , entered tbo Model clothing house , located nt the corner of Broadway nnd Scott street , and de manded the keys from the proprietor of tbo establishment , Mr. L. H. Mossier. IIo prefaced bis demand by show ing two writs of attachment , which hnd been Issued in the district court , ono by Bradt , Shlpmun&Co. for ? filH.74 and the other by Frankonthnl , Frendcntbnl & Co. forl,074.lV > . Both of the attaching creditors are New York firms. The keys were delivered Into the bunds of the sheriff nuu the place was closed tip. When questioned aVout the affair Mr. Mossier was very much excited. "H is all a mistake,11 said ho , "Wo have been trying for several weeks to got some money , but wo couldn't do it , nnd Its all a mistake , anu that's all I know about it. " Notwithstanding Mr. Mover's vehement protestations some of his friends are unkind enough to hint that the move was not alto gether unexpected on his part. Mr. Mossier had no Interest in the stock of fixtures , al though ho has to all appearances been the lord high executioner of the concern. Ho failed in the same way three or four years ago , and diu not start In again for nbnut eighteen months' . When nt last ho resumed business tbc property was all in the name of his brother , who lives in Missouri. A quiet rumor got afloat to the effect that It wns the intention of Mr. Mossier to go out of tno business and take his stuff to Missouri , and it was this rumor that led to the attachment. The grounds , as alleged In the writ of attach ment , were the non-residence of the owner and the fact thnt the proprietor wns about to take the goods out of the state for the pur pose of duf rauding the creditors. When the sheriff took possession the money drawer wns empty , a fact which gave color to the rumor th'nt something uncommon had been nbout to take place , But whatever that something was , it failed to materialize. . Mr. Mossier stated to a Bui : reporter last ovenlngthnt the firm owed the money claimed by the attaching creditors , but that it was not yet duo , and ho had not the slightest Idea wny ho was closed up. Ho also stated that ho had telephoned his brother , who o\vns the stock , for instructions. Chaul Moo Grau at Davis' drug store. To bo sure that your children have pure candy , ouy for them the Pomona brand frutt juice'tablets. Pomona stained on each tab let. The trade supplied by Duquctto & Co. n N'ow LJCVOC Complication. For the past few months the lovco problem hns been of sufliclent importance to attract general attention In Council Bluffs , and the question of whether it was advisable to have tbo old levee widened and strengthened or to Invest $25,000 or $ . ' ! 0,000 in n now bank has been thoroughly discussed in all directions. But a new phase of the problem has been presented to the public within the past twenty-four hours that completely over shadows all other features. It Is Important and imperatively demands solution. When the old lovco wns built three years ago the city council passed n resolution di recting the assessment of a 2 mill tax to pay for the work nnd certified It up to the county auditor as a special tax upon property bone- fitted by the protection the bank afforded. The tax was levied upon the consent of the property owners and the agreement of tbo majority of them to walvo any nnd all ques tions ns to its loenlltv. It was in fact guar anteed largely by T. J. Evans , George F. "Wright and other property owners who bail largo interests to bo protected , It now transpires that the tax levy was entirely too small to cover the costs of the work. It has about ail been collected , last year's collections only amounting to about 250 , and the whole amount realized wns only about § 2,500. , Warrants for nearly double this sum were Issued against this fund , nnd at the present time there is duo and unpaid something over $ 'J,100 worth of these warrants , and Interest for thrco years , which brings the entire amount up to nearly $ i,500. , The quandary the council finds Itself In now is how to provide for the payment ot these warrants , Sluco there hns been so much squabbling over the matter anil so many Injunctions threatened It is very likely that the property owners , or many of them at least , will resist uny attempt to tax them further for the pay ment , of this old debt. It is an ugly problem whichever way it is 'looked nt and will give , the aldermen ti good deal of concern before nn avenue of eacapo is discovered. It is Intimated thnt the first thing that will bo inquired into is the guarantee of the gen tlemen named , nnd if they will agree to make good tholr promises at this late uay it will relieve tlio aldormcn of a good deal of uncasi- ness. If they refuse to do this , which Is not at all Improbable , in view of the fact that tliov have understood that the debt has been : entirely liquidated , the council will bo com pelled to make n now special levy upon Clio property. Wlicn this is done it is not nt all improbable that some Injunctions will bo asked for. The discovery that these warrants were unpaid was not maito until yesterday when City Treasurer Kinuchnn asked Chairman Wood of the finance committcu what should be done with the unpaid warrants , imparting the information nt the same time that the special tax hnd been exhausted nnd $1.100 worth of warrants were still outstanding in the hands of local capitalists who did not know the lost penny had been paid out of the fund provided. Thcro Is no question about the warrants hclug collcctacle , but the man ner of providing the fund is a serious obstacle in the way , The Council Bluffs I'alnt and Oil Co. has ODoned up under supervision of assignee. Cash patronngo solicited. Spcclul prices on ladies and gents under wear this weak at the Boston Store , Council Bluffs , A Jail Hronker Caught. W.-H. Hobb is the name of a young man who was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Bcswlck. Although barely out of his teens , ho has achieved a reputation for gen eral toughness which mighttwell bo envied by many who have been in the business much longer. He was a resident of this city for several years past until last summer , and was a well known Ilguro around the gambling bouses nnil other places of ques tionable repute. After ho left ho drifted ; about until ho flnully turned up nt Lincoln Neb. , and begun operations ngnln. It was not long before ho got into trouble there nnd found himself in tbo county Jail on n charge of burglary. Ho stayed iheroquletly for n time , but ono morning when the jailer wuko up ho found his bird had flown , where ho bad gone was for a time roa mystery , but ho wns nt last traced to Havolock , a small place near Lincoln , nnd wns followed by the chief of police nnd an offlcor. The officers tied their borso and searched for their man , but the only trnco they could ilnd of him was when i they returned for their horse nnd learned ! thnt Hobb had been there and had taken him aWuy In tholr absence. Knowing thnt Council Bluffs was Hob b's homo , the Lincoln authorities surmised that bo might come hero next , nnd they noti fied Chief. Cnry of his escape nnd illy fered a reward for his recovery. The Bluffs police had n few scores of their own to settle with Hobb , ho having been Im plicated lu a robbery hero several months ago , and they were very willing to be on the lookout. Officer Bcswlck got on his track and finally overhauled him yesterday morn ing at Schemer's saloon on Lower Uroadwny. Af tor an affectionate greeting bad been ex changed between the captive and his old nc- qnnlntancc , the city marshal , ho wns taken before Jus tlco 1'ntton nnil committed to the county Jnll , where ho will ronuln until the Lincoln authorities como after him. The robbery with which Hobb was con nected In this cltv and for which tbo police have ever since been on the lookout for him , tool place lust summer In n house of Ill-fame. Tw strangers cntno to the Bluffs and pro ceeded to paint the town n glorious red. They vtslty all the illvea In the cltv. nnil uhlloln ono of them a tight took plnco In which Hobb and f HO of the strangers' money mysteriously : disappeared together. This case will not be-prosccuted ognlnst him , however eve , If the Lin rol u authorities como for him , which they will undoubtedly do. Bargains hi blankets and comforters at the Boston store , Council Bluffs , this week. Special School Hoard Meeting. A special meeting of the board of education was held last night for the purpose ) of audit ing and paying a largo number of bills and transacting a lot of routine business that has nei-n accumulating for a long time. The pres ident ana nil the members were present. Chairman Hunter of the finance committee reported n resolution providing for the Issu ance of * I5X)0 ( worth of school bonds voted nt the regular election lu 1SSO to pay for now school buildings. The bonds nro to run ten years nnd draw 0 per cent Interest , which Is to be made payable scml-nnnually at the banking house of Kountzn Bros , in Now York. The resolu tion was adopted and the secretary nnd treas urer wore Instructed to sign the bonds and date them January 1 , 1891. The claim of Architect S. E , Maxon for school building plans that were accepted and subsequently rejected , was reported by a special committee to whom it hnd been re ferred nt n previous meeting , with the rco oiiiincudation that ho bo allowed $300 in full settlement. The report was adopted by the board and accepted by Maxon , nnd the sec retary wns instructed to draw on order for ho amount. Chairman Huntca of the finance conimlttco recommended that the salary of Prof. Wynmn bo Increased to tl'-'O per month for the ro- tnnimlcr of the year. The proposition struck the other members favorably und the ralso was ordercu. The teachers' nnd Janitor's ' pay roll problem wns called up again and solved by the board ordering the superintendent , chairman of tbo finance committee nnd the secretary to ex amine and O. K. the lists without referring them to the board , anil if the officers desig nated are unable to net , tbo remaining mem bers of the finance committee were em powered to look after the matter , thus pre venting any delay In the payment of tbo salaries. Superintendent Sawyer presented his re port for the past two months. It showed the entire enrollment of boys for November to bel.G''U . : girls , 1.710 ; total , ! Ui20 : average per cent of attendance , S3. The December attendance wns slightly better , showing 1HO , ( boys and 1,709 girls , with an average attend ance of 01 per cent , nnd a total attendance of ! tS8. ! ) His report was'vory voluminous , and liulldatcd that a good deal of harit and care ful work had been upon It. IIo also made a verbal report of his high school work , giv ing examples of the practical character of the methods a instruction adopted. Ho requires his pupils to keep abreast of the times mid study current events as well as book problems. Ho requires them to give oral explanations ot such problems as the Behrlngsca controversy , the Associated press and what it is ; the ghost dances and the In dian problem , and similar things that are the topics of the times , The report apparently pleased the board nnil they approved by reso lution the methods of practical instruction as outlined. Bills to the amount of nearly $ ' 2r > 00 wore read nnd ordered paid , and when this work was finished the board adjourned. J. C. Blxbv , steam noatlng , sanitary ea- eliiccr , Bfti Merriam block , Council Blufts * Horse blankets and lap roocs at cost at Theo. Beckmaii's , 227 Main street. Fell from a Train. Michael Lee , a switchman employed in the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy yards , mot with a bad accident yesterday morning about daylight. Ho was walking along the top of a freight train , when a sudden Joltlhrowhlm from his perch and ho fell , striking heavily upon iho hard frozen ground. His loft arm wns broken in two places nnd was loft with the bones protruding through the flesh In thn horrible manner. Ho was taken to his homo , 820Sivtcenth avenue , nnd Br. T. B. Lacey wrs summoned , who attended to his injuries and loft him in as comfortable condition as possible. Great success. Reliable goods. Pair dealing. Bottom prices , At C. B. Jacquomin & Co. . No. 27 Main street OtE. CITMZEXS' XATIOXA.L , E. E.ti It la Called to Meet at Cincinnati Some Tim3 In March. Toi'EKA , Kan. , Jan. 1C. ( Special Tele gram to THE Biu. ] Two hundred delegates , who hnvo been attending the citezcus' nlli- once convention , completed an organization today nnd issued a call for a national conven tion to be held at Cincinnati between March lUaudMiirchSO , to organize a third party. The call issued at the Ocala conven tion wns considered premature and hoed date changed. The organization is Intended to give the Knights of Labor nnd other edn dustrinl organizations an opportunity ofjuin- ing the people's movement. National organ izers were appointed as follows : Cantain uiC. . A. Power , Terre Haute. Ind. ; Ralph Beau mont , Washington , D. C. ; Mrs. L. E. Lease , AVIchita , Kan. , nnd Captain S. N. Wood ) , Stevens county , Kansas , The name of the organization was changed to the citizens national Industrial alliance. ' A Prisoner Attempts Stilclctc. SALT LAKE , Utah , Jan. 10. fSpoelal Telegram - gram to TUB Bui : . ] The humdrum existence of the Inmates of the county Jiill was enliv ened , aoout 3 o'clock this , morning , by an at tempt nt suicide by hanging , made by John McDermott , a prisoner awaiting trial for assaulting n police ofllcer re cently. His cellmate was awakened by the sound of McDorraott being strangled nnd immediately raised nn outcry. The guards promptly rushed to the scene and the man was cut down Just In time to save his life , lie had torn up his blanket and made n rope with which ho hung himself 'to the grating of the cell. Ho is a sufferer from erysipelas , whlen is supposed to have made him tired of life. The Chilian Naval Uovolr. LONDON , Jan. 10. An unsigned dispatch Irnm Iqulquo , presumably sent by Lloyd's agent , says the navy has given notlco that It will enforce the blockade at Pisaguo aim Calotn Bucno , commencing January 25. A telegram received by way of liucnos Ayrca suys a number of naval rebels have dlsombarkcd nt Cocuquimba nnd the troops were trylngtosurroundund Isolate them from the loyal districts , The dispatch- : mlds that President Balmnccda has issued ( a manifesto energetically assorting Uls author ity and refuting the insurgents' pretensions. Inspector llnwlpy Dies. DENVEII , Cole , , Jan. 10. The two warring factions of the house of representatives failed to reach an umlcnblo settlement of tnclr differences. Both factions hold meet ings this morning , but nothing was dono. Hawley tbo , police inspector : , who wns shot yesterday morning by Hurley McCoy , died nt noon today in great agony. His \vltu nnd two children , Chief of 1'ollco Fnrloy and other city ofllcials wore about his bcdsldo at the ond. Ills body is at the core ners , which otllccr will bold an inquest. A Disorderly Meeting. PAIIIS , Jan , 10. The effort mndo tonlcht to hold the revisionists meeting In Gobelin's theater ended in a complete failure. The usscinblngo was turbulent throughout , owing to the proienco of n crowd of Boulangists , who conducted themselves In u most dis orderly manner , ( ioblot , on rising to speak , was assailed with Insulting vociferations und flnully quitted the theater. The voices of the other speakers were alto drowned in the uproar - roar , anil finally the noisy assemblage dis persed , WASIIINOTOX , Jan 10 , lA tlio sennto today supplemental petition's . ' .Were presented ngnlnst the passage of the pjocllons bill from the states of Arkansas , California. Dclnwnrc , Ucorgin , Maryland , Mldsouri , North Carolina lina , Virginia and West Virginia. It in cludes over eight thousand Signatures. Mr. Mitchell introduced bill providing for n temporary government lu Alaska , Hc- fcrrcd , The conference reports were ngreod to on the bills for public buildings nt Mnnknto , Minn. , ( ? 00,000) , ) and at Sioux Falls , S. I ) , , ( $100,000) , . M the close of tbo morning hour the vlco president laid before the sennto as unfinished business the election bill nnd Mr. Pusco argued ngalnst It. Mr. Pasco soon yielded to Mr. Hoar , who bad read nn article from the Anglo Saxon Churchman of Little Hock , speaking of election methods , etc. Mr. Jones of Arkansas stated that the writuof the article was not a southern man , Ho was a truthful , well meaning man , but had not been on the ground long enough to understand tlio matter , and his opinion was worth no moro than that of the senator from Massachusetts. Mr. Berry of Arkansns took part In the discussion , speaking of Senator Hoar us a man who passed his life stirring upstrlfo among hlsiielghboi-s , the danger of wlilch ho never shared himself. After this diversion , which occupied about nn hour , Mr. 1'asco concluded his speech , glvlnc notice of nn amendment to punish bribery by payment of money or by promise of procuring employment to voters and to punish the use of pay envelopes In tended to influence workmen , Ho yielded fo Mr. Hoar , who nho gave notlco of nn amendment , the effect being to give to the Judge only power to determine whether federal supervision of elections Is necessary nnd to give to thn accounting ofllccr of the treasury the power to audit ac counts of supervisors. The fortilleations bill was reported back with amendments. During the Intermission Mr. Pasco again , nt 0:10 : , yielded to Mr. AVolcott , who moved nn adjournment. Mr. Frye demanded the yeas nnd nays wliieh resulted yeas 27 , nays y-3 Mossi-s. Stewart und "Woleott being the only republi cans voting uve. Mr. Pnsco then concluded his speech. Mr. Hampton snoko against the bill and Mr. DIxon in Its favor. Mr. Iteagan spoke against the bill and con cluded by declaring , with strong feeling , that dear as hfo was to him lie would , as God wus bis judge , if ho could snvo the Amer ican people from the pending measure by giving up his life , surrender it ns freely as bo over performed any act lu his life. At the close of Mr. Kcagnn's speech n mo tion wns made by Mr. Hoar to lay Mr. But ler's amendment ( that supervisors , canvass ers and nil elections ofllccrs shall bo regarded as ministerial and not Judicial ofllccrs ) on the table , und it was agreed to- yeas ! 50 , nays 20. The amendment offered by Mr. Faulkner , proposing n substitute for section 14 and to provide for tbo appointment by the court of a board of three persons In each congressional district to bo known as the United States board of canvassers , was taken up. Mr. Fnulkncr advocated tbd amendment and condemned the action of the republi can senators in stifling discussion by mov ing to lay the amendment on the table. In the course of n colloduy between Messrs. Faulkner , Gray nnd Spooncr. the latter styled , as nn Illustration of what the bill meant , that if ho had a boil on the back of his nock ho would not think it necessary to place a poultice over hls'wholo ' back. The illustration was taken advantage of by Mr. Faulkner , who saw In It nn admission that the bill was a partisan and sectional measure to bo putlu force only in ono part of the country. 1 a. in. Faulkner is still nbdresslug the senate and seems good fpr several hours , and it Is pretty evident that the object on the democratic sldo is to occupy tlmu. There are not moro than a dozen senators on each sldo of the chamber , but there are largo reserves In the cloak rooms ready to meet any phase of the question that may present itself. The galleries are now nearly empty , but the pros pect Is that the session "will1 continue through the watches of the night and perhaps all day tomorrow. Mr. Pasco a short tlmo ago directed the at tention of the chair to the absence of a quo rum , and as the call is being made senators como into the chamber and prove that there are more present than is needed to constitute a quorum. Mr. Faulunor continued speaking until 1:20 , when the absence of n quorum was brought to the attention of the chair by Mr. Sanders. A call of the roll showed only tbirty-slx senators present , only five of that n umber being democrats. A motion was made by Mr , Hoar to compel the attendance of ab sentees , but Mr. Harris made the point of order that the first motion under the rules was to direct the sergcant- at-arms to request the attendance of absent senators. The presiding ofticor ( "NVashburn ) sus tained the Doint of order , und Mr. Hoar changed the motion accordingly. The mo tion was ngrecd to and a IISL of the absentees was furnished to the sergeant-nt-arms. The only democrats present were Messrs. Cock- rill , Faulkner. Gorman , Harris and Pasco. Before the list hud been handed to the scrgeant-nt-arms ' flvo moro senators , all re publicans' , hud answered , making tbo whole number present 41 , or four loss than a quo rum. Up to U o'clock no senator presented himself In compliance with the request and it looked as if u quorum might not bo secured. House. WASHINGTON , Jan. 10. In the bouse today a resolution was adopted giving the silver pool conimlttco leave to'sit during the ses sions of the house nnd granting it power to conduct Its investigation outside of Washing ton If desirable. The house then wont Into committee of the : whole on the District of Columbia appropria tion bill. Mr. Uogors o < Arkansas took occasion to discuss the silver bill nnd warned his too puDlican friends who throw obstacles In [ Tote way of frco coinage that they would have tear crawl In the dust to get back into popular sympathy. Mr. Sliivoly. of tlndinna spoke in opposition to the shipping bill and Mr , Lancston of Virginia made a strong speech in support of the elections bill , No progress was made with tbo District of Columbia bill , and the committee rising , the house took a recess , the evening session teen bo for the consideration of private pension bills. bills.Tho The house nt its evening session passed the bill granting a pension of 150 n month to General Franz Slgel , nnd one graining a pen- I sloii of ? 100 a month to .General N. P. Banks. The passage of the latter bill was greeted with general applause on both sides of hell houso. l To Nervous Dibllltntod Sfeii. If you will send us , your address wo wll ecnd you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Bolt and Appliances on trial , , . They will quickly restore you to vigor , manhood and health. Pamphlet free. "Voi.TAio.BiaT Co. , Marshall , 1 i Don't Ko Notwithstanding ' , nlj ruraow to the contrary , the Chicago , Mllwaultoo & St , Paul Hy's now stp ra hoatcd , co sleeping cars , with t [ "electric ll nta in every berth , " still lonves the Union depot - pot , Omaha at 0:10 : p. m. daily , arriv ing1 at Chicago at UliilO a. m. , in ample tlmo to inuko all oftstorn connections. Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnum at. -J. E. PUKST.I.V , P. A , NASH , 0. Puss. Agt. Gun. by Unfortunate Speculations' , SAN DIKGO , Gala , , Jan. 10. The fact was made public today that ex-County Clerk Hamilton Is short fu his accounts M-IOO. Unfortunate speculations are supposed 100.to necount for the mlssini ; fund ) , PROF. KODH RECOMMENDS The Hnilrti Mllii'ral I'n-tlllej'troclio.s ( made from thetioilun MprlniM , 1'rnnkfurt , Horuuiny ) ar HOUR Tiutn.ii , UATAUIIIIS , Oouon.s and Cni.u.i. Dr. Knot ) sulil : "A couuli for which I tried nmny utluir medicines , wlildi iiiiii not. tha sIlKliU'.sloltVct. soon liocuino liuttiT nml Iiv4 : now uiitlrolyillHsnpuaitjil tlnoimli uuo ot tliu iJjdenMliiur.il I'jiklllluM , Tlieeuniilno Soilcii Mineral 1'aslllles must Imvu tlio testimonial anil hlKiiatnro at Sir Morrcll Mucla-nzlu around each box. 1'rlco 63c. /Oll.t MSIW. A StoclcynriU BIOPX Citr , In. , Jan. Ifl. fSpeclnl Tolo. grain to Tin : BKE.J Walter Stranso today retired na manaijcr pf the Central stocUyards. Ii. P. Miles Is his successor. The ! ) Molncii llnodlorn. DusMoiSKn , In. , Jan , Irt.-In the district court toflay demurrers to the indictment npamst the boodllntr justices and constables were overruled and they will go to trial , I'llbeniti liulluioil , MAIIJIIAT.I.TOW.V , In. , Jan. 10. The graml lurj- today Indicted F. L. Pllbenm for assault Inp with intent to Mil Mnccna Stone nndvlfo last Novotnbcr. The crime was n sonsntlonal one. I'llbeam's trial occurs next week , Ho is held In So.OOO bonds. I'l led \rttli the Onvcrnor. DnsMotNEH , la. , Jan. 10. The chnrRca made by Deputy Inspector Saner of Cedar Kuplds against State Inspotor Dunn of Dubuque - buque , wore filed with the governor today , The charges have not been made public. Their nature Is unknown. Fort. o l o POUT Donau , la. , Jan. W. [ Special Tele gram to TUB llKB.l Jnmos Butler , n. railroad ninn of this place , nnd Mnry Davis , n llttcen- year-old school plrl , oloneil. Tliey were arrested today ntHooneville , Mo. Thopirl's parents ' will prosecute Uutlor for abduction. No Strike at Slmi.v City. Sioux CITV , la. , Jan. 10. [ Spoeial Tele gram to THE Bnn.l There hns been no strike hero today atnonp the telegraphers of the ChlciiRo. Milwaukee It St. Paul. Division Superintendent Bcnnlslcy states that only one operator out of twenty-six on his division quit work. Threw Cricks Through the \Viniloivn. Missouw VALi.nr , la. , Jan. 10. [ Special Telegram to TUB Bun. ] Ihreo largo plate windows In the Ilcurn block were dostroyeil this morning maliciously. The building is occupied ns a cigar store nnd saloon. 'I'ho occupants wore yesterday arrested and taken before the grand jury , nnil during the night some person yet unknown throw bricks through the windows. Every effort is being made to locate the parties , and if apprehended the rase will bo pushed. Couflis ! nnd lioaMonosrt. The lrriu > tioii which Induces coughing immediately ra- llovcd by use of "Brown's Bronchial ' .fro- ches. " Sold only in boxes. Crook cil New York / NYACIC , N. Y. , Jan. 10. Frank P. Deinar- cst. member of the general assembly from Hockland county , was arrested hero this morning , charged with misappropriating money and forging endorsements on checks while attorney for tbo union steamboat company of Buffalo. - * - With bis thumb a boy is said to have saved ho Netherlands from Inundation. Many people have been saved from the invasion of disease by a bottlaof Ayor's Sarsaparlllu. This modlciuo Imparts tone to the system ana strengthens every organ and fibre of th body. Becoming lipiileinle. MnTiiorous , 111. , Jan. IB. Just a week ago at Brooklyn , 111. , a man was killed with a billiard cue during a quarrel. This morning while Ellsworth Bucliatn nnd John Belcher worn playing pool n quarrel arose which ended by Burchatn braining Belcher with a billiard cue. The murderer wasarrosteil. 1112M * FOIl TH K HOSPITAL- . Contributions Received tlio ' by li'rnn- eisunn Sisters In the I'nst Year. The Franciscan Sisters In charge of St. Joseph's hospital have presented the follow ing report of contributions for the hospital received'during 1890 : E. Nash , S175 ; J. A. CrciKhton , $30 ; J. A. McShano. $35 ; Mrs. Alice JSIcShnno. $ ! . " > ; Herman Kountzo , $25 ; R , C. Gushing , $ 20 ; Frank Murphy , $20 ; William Preston < fc Co. , $15 j John Rush , $15 ; ThoPhcnlx Foundry & Machine Co. , $14.2o ; A. Schall & Co. , stone yards , $10 ; Drexel & Foil , stone yards , 59.25 { Missouri Pacific railroad depot , $33 ; B. & M. railroad freight departmcnt$5.70B. ; AM. railroad headquarters , $7.55 ; United Slates army quartormastor's department , $1:2.80 : : UnionPacillc railroad yardmen , &J4 ; Union Pacific railroad depot , $10 ; Union Pacific railroad headquarters , &W.50 ; Union Pacific shops , $259.75 ; A. Murphy , § 15 ; lioafoy & Hcafoy , $12. Those contributing $10 were : J , Rowc , Mr. Cnnfleld , Omaha National bank , William H. Bushman , George M. f ' 4-hAl.'Jli James Verner , Wolshans & Gibson , Kilpatrick- Koch dry Roods companj' , J. P. Boyd , Ur. Mercer , John N Frenzer , Q. J. Soveillo , B. Wood , Charles Ogden , N. B. Falconer , U. S. wind engine and pumn com pany , Ben Gallagher , Louis Schroodcr , Schirk & Gilbert , George Miller , James E. Bovd. Mctz Brothers , Page . . cap company , AV. H. Mulcahy. These contributing S5 wore : Thomas Bro- nan , Frank J , Ranigo , Mrs. Frank Crelli- | ion , Mrs. C. "W. Hamilton , H. Hcnrickson. J. H. Carter , H. Susscabach , J. M , Metcalf , W. J. Broatch , P. Nelson , C. Shivcrick & Co. , Allen Brothers. McClurg cracker company , J. Richards , John Baumcr , John McCreary , Dudley Evans , S. P. Morse , GooU- inan drutr company , Droxcl & laul , Dr. A. W. Hiley , DrC. . Rosewater , J. E. Burdick , Hull , McCulloch & English , F. R. McCouncll. J. M. Woolworth. BU. Maurer , McCord , Brady & Co. , J. J. Brown , T. J. M ihouoy , Dewey & Stone , Lco , Ulark , Andreeseii company , J. Kiritondull < ! tCo. , Nebraska national bank , William Lawlcr , E. A. Howley , Fred W. Urny. VV. V. Morse , W. J. Carter , R. J. Doyle , Blalio & Co. , Byron Reed. Wood & Bancroft , J. A. O'Kccfe , Frank E. Mooros , Mrs. J , J3 , Fumy , Milton Rogers , Kobmson notion com pany , Mrs. H. Knppcs , Henry Kostcrs , William Moore , T. J. Foley , Burkloy print ing com panyDr. Joseph Neville , C. W. Ham ilton , Nebraska fuel company , J.V. . Mullen , Omaha savings bank , Dr. K. P. Ilarrigan , Henry Voss , Omaha carpet company , Omatui elevator company , E. D. Meadlmbcr , Tbo contributions of less than $5 n era as follows : Mrs. T. Swift $4 , P , H. Cnrov $4 , Charles Fischer 83 , James DugUalo f'J , Hugh Kennedy $3 , Thomas Kyan fa , C. A. Leary 83 , M. Hcllman $3 , Henry Lehman t , Dr. J. H. 1'cabody ) , A. C. Oatorman M , Dennis Cunningham & ) , Williams , Van Arnam & Hurto ! .f > * > , Hoyinan & Delehcs &J.GO. The following contribute $2 each : Watson Bros. , Mrs. Itnyor , T. 1C. Sudbourouch , J , L. Black , A. Mjithows , Ed 1'crry , Mrs , G. Storz , "G. H. O. , " N. Willing , Mrs. Joseph Dar ker , Dr. St. Guy , Dr. R. C. Walker , 1C. L. Ley , Dr. Lee , J. A , Taggart. I'okrok Kabadn , Mrs. T. Gentleman , J. II. Carter , John F. Ryan , John Mtllmer. Thomas Cnllopy , Mrs. Hugh Murphy , PhilipStewart. . Mrs. "Wbalon , Edward Quliin , M. Mullen , Anna M Goodrich , T. , It & Co. , J. II. Sliuvv , Voeglo.t Dinning , O. Goodman , John \V , Green , J , B. IColkonny , A. Bnu- inclstor , Max Becht , H. Bliss , T. A. Dillon T. S. Grigor , S. J. Drake , H. Relnbold , J Smith , A. Itosonberg , Aug. Carey. Joseph Bell , F. H. Flegnl , MIIX Meyer Brothers Frederick Wlrtli. C. W. Goring & Co. . M Lofter , J. B. Hassott , J. J. ICennv , Jacob Burnhnad , Pat Cnllahnn , PntQnlnn , V , E Denning , F. Mueller , Mrs , J. M. Motcalf , W J. Walker. Those contributing $1 each wore : M. C McUunu , Mrs. McMillan , J. W. Wcrthalcr Anton Bast , K. R , Buldun , P. O. Haiiscn , C R.Johnson , ilainmaii it Co. , Frank Helborn William Russell , Martin Minis' , Thomas mulen,0. B. Hnssett , P. H.Harrlgan , Julm Smith , Mrs. McKciina , John Ward , C. W Miller , Mr. Uley , H. J , Power , John , fox Airs , A. Williams , Omaha , scale works C. Hubert , A. Johnson , P. C. Dornn jtjrs. M. Cannon. Mrs. A , King , Mrs McGinn , J. Francis , George J Stoney , J. B. Hordon , J , F. Murphy Atlantlo hotel , Paul Platz. Johi Almaiison , C. F. Shukert. H. Jucob son , 0 , H. Cowlcs , G. P. Blust 1C. B. Wearno , John Murphy , G Zimmerman , C. C. Collins , J , E. S.trp James Dougal , T. II. Daily , If. A Shield , T. C. Grubbo , K. P O'Henrn , O. N. Howe. Jaino Murphy , W. J. Widsh , T. U. Ward George Lamm , Mrs. C. L. Brcgn , E. R. Per foct , C. W. Martin , Frank Kelly. Lee Xarod Patrick Cox , George Tilden , T. Wlrth , F. S Bolopb. Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. A. P.McICcnna Michael Lonry , M. 1C. UurUct. II. T. Hoffof nor , \V. II. Johnson , C. A. Black , W. Well To Soft Coal Consumers. GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. > What is ? Our Celebrated Jackson , Illinois , COAL AT $4.50. Best in the market , Nothing like it. Order o early and avoid the rush. * A. T. Thatcher , Telephone 48. - - ' - 114 Main Stree t PEERLESS BLACK PEERLESS , market. Is In every respect the best Conl for domestic purposes intho It lasts longer , produces more heat nnd burns up clennop than any other lowu coal. One ton will go as far as n ton nnct a hnlf o the ordinary stuff , and it costs no moratlum the cheap , unsutlsfa e tor grades commonly sold. Try it for cooking and homing. Soldo nly b L. G. KNOTTS , FUEL MERCHANT , All kinds of "Wood and Conl. Cobs o specialty. Full weight and prompt delivery. 29 South Main St. Telephone 303. stein Co. , Harry Ring , .T.\V. Butler , Frank J. Knspar , George Holmes , John Tidctnnn , Mrs. Tomb , R. Atchlnson , Charles Tullin , William Daniels , Eu no Miller , Wilson Drake , 1) . McMillan , Mrs. Sages , iiessio Brown , Mrs. Stlgor , Mary Fully , Mr. Morns , P. McArdle , Mr. Nlcoll , J. T. Moriar- ty , L. Beclta , F. A. ISlangcr , S. J Bourgeois , . ' . A. Bogloy. John F. Hastings , Dr. J. U. Hnlpb , J. P. bay , F. Sears , C. H. Niels , ICut/ . Novin St Co. , A. Matbleson , M. Labors , C. A. Patterson , Adam Snydor. Mr. Stncis , C. A. lllmpcr , S. I ) . Kiloatricic , John Hiiddv , J. Little , William Fleming , O. S. Hiiywnrd , Dr. A , B. Sonicrs , Mrs. Lyons , Neil Wn.nl , 11. J. Flanncry , James Hush , Kitward Uaugbton , Edward J. lironnan , 1' O. Malloy , George Holmes , T. F. O'BrienV. \ . F. Webber , W. H. English , T. A. Megcath. U. B. Wclfton , Mr. Matfuoltmd , J. S. Ciihill It Co. , 0,12. Johannes. Bann&Noub , W.Doyle , W. L. Curtis , Ford & Co. , Snmuol Hums , D. K. Burdish , Mrs. R. Shannon , \ Sinbcnnler. A. C. Jones , August Schultz , . J. Wilkinson , Wordman It Co.IC. S. & B. , Ir. Stock , J. M. French , J. B. Brooii , L. Ala- Inn , J.V. . Arnold. J. C. Bond , W. U. Max- veil , Owen Hall , T. F. Goilfrov.John O'Con- ell , W. H , Cady , J. 11. Evans , " Patrick Bar- ett , Pat Jesinoro. Kcdtlcld printing coin- any , William Oladish.J. BuckM. Hummed , . II. HowellPeter Nelson , Mr. Ciirter.l'otcr IaiserJ. C. Hcarn , Robert Dugdalo.Wlllinm Jentlemnti , P. J. H. Goldrick , W. Stouey , 'om liolnn. Donations of groceries were received from Irunrh & Co. , I'eycko Brothers , McCoixl , Brady fo Co. , Fcllback & Co. , Paxton ft CSnl- aglier , Riddell & Rlildell , Kocco Brothers , layilon Ill-others , Mrs. Batiinan , Mrs. J'Grauy , Mrs. Cunningham , ISlrs. Frcnzcr , ilrs. It. C. Gushing , Mrs. J. D. Crelghton , -Irs. - Leury , Fan-oil & Co. and U. Blnghnm. Donations of Hour were received from S. i1. Gilman , Omaha milling company , Broken tow milling company , Davis it Co. Tea , from Grand union tea company and Ir. Wilson. 'Printing was donated by Finluys'on & ) ouglas nnd John Douglas. Ono ton of coal Irom C. B. Havens ft Co. Tin nnd glassware from 99-Ccnt store. Beer was donated every week by Fred Crug , Storz & Her , Anhcuscr Busch , Mctz Jrotliera , Jotter ft Young , Soda and mineral from Pomy &Sogclko. Wines nnd [ quors from Frank Dellono , Dillon & Co. , Owen McC.iuroyR. R. Oratt , Buckoff & Co. . Uloy Brothers and Fuller & Co. Meats , Bvory week , were received from ) ninha packing company , Ed Kuplg , L. D. Carson , Icq was donated by Metropolitan ice com- i.iny , Omaha Ice company , Arctic Ice com- > any , IClmball Ice company , Oato City Ice ompany. \Vatorservicoby American wntor works lompany. The daily and weekly papers. 'aticnts In hospital January 1 , IS'.K ' ) 73 'atlents received during year ending Do- " ' 1800 817 Total 020 'aticnts ' , Koinan Catholics -IOC 'atlents ' , other denominations. . . . " 07 'atlents of no religious belief 247 Total P20 'atients paying for treatment 4)3 ! ) 'aticnts paying half for treatment 05 'alients unable to pay for treatment 832 Total 9JO The nationality of the patients was : Ynierican , 2i3 : : Irish 225 ; Swedish , 33 : Dau- sti , 80 ; English , 34 : Bohemian , 41 ; Scotch , 1 : Canadian , 9 : French , 0 : Norwegian , 7 ; Polish , fi ; Welsh , 4 ; Italian , 5 ; lobrow , f > ; Australian , U : colored , 8 ; In dian , 4. Total KO. Patients outdoor treated to consultation nnd medicine frco for year ending December Jl. 1890 , 1,200. Physicians attending the hospital nro : Joseph Neville , Paul Grossman , 0. W. Bridges , D. 0. Bryant , W. J. Galbraitb. 0. P. Hoffman. Clarke Gupen , J. P. Lord , A. P. aommors , E. W. Leo. The Cat Did It. "Jlmt Ilorrinnnn's theater wns always a hoodoo house , " said Gus Williams inn. talk about the recent theater firoln Now York ; "that is since "Wambold took sick a long whllongo. You BOO Billy Birch ctiino upstairs ono night nnd suw little Emil Amos'white cut walk across the stage. IIo thoucht ho'd have fun with himself , just becnuso ho hud boon grad ually filling" himself up with amusement all tbo aftonioon , anil wanted to con tinue the sonsution. Well , lie snatched up tlio cat by its tail and throw it out into Twenty-ninth street. People al ways said that if the cat hadn't been Btuntf by Birch's inffrntiludo toward a faithful mascot eho would have lit on lior lotfs , but us it was eho lay down nnd died in tlio street. That ni ht Wain- bold took sick , and never tignlti nppoarod in the show. Things dropped HKO loiul. and Birch's sack wns dropped us if it was twice na heavy , just in ono your. " Clint Allen , for a number of yenrs nsslst- nnt bapgngo master at the Union Pacific depot , is m tno city on n hrlof visit. Clint Is now employed as recording clerk in the hng- Riigo rooms of the Union depot ut Chicago. Ills brother. Frank , for u long time n news paper reporter in Omaha , is farming near Clinton , la. Nat Brown ana Franlc Morrlssoy went 'down to Lincoln yesterday morning. SICK HEADACHE Potltlvcly cured ly CARTERS these Llltlo I'ills. Tliey also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia. In ITTLE digestion and Toe Hearty IVER Eating. A porJoct rem edy ( or Dizziness Jfausca , PILLS. Drowsiness , Dad Taste In the Mouth , Coated Tongue , Tain In the BMo , TOni'lD JJVKII. They regulate tbo Bowels. I > urely Vegetable. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. SPECIAL COUNCIL BLUFFS. mo JAlIK-Try ! ! Dr. Minor's linino tront- ' J-montfor fornmo diseases. Sufi1 , mild nnd sure. ANo Dr. Miller's pllu p'lslllcs ; pnlnlosi mm Riiurn nlred tocurc. Korsalu In Commit Hliill's and Oiuiihuimly by Jlrn. A. A. Pnillh. ias. 1st st. , und Mrs. Q. K. lIlgKtns , IMli U'livomvordist. , Umiiu. : ) T want to nmko n contract for ohoitpliiR " ,000 cords of oed about T mlles nnrtlii-ast of Oii'jron In Hoi county , Missouri. Tint llnilinr IsKood ; wood must no corduil In onu pluco oil cncli forty. Apply to Leonard Hverott , Coun cil Itl u ITS , la , ANTKU-Work of any kind hy yoiinu man 17 yours of am1. Will pi vu peed refer * cncc.s. Address O. A. S , , Seolt house. N. Main si. , Council HIiilVs. _ 17XCIlA ( > < lF.n Through Mistake A now J-Aloulilo 1'alslcy Hhawl wllli dirk ; center was tnkon finiu Itoyal Aruiinuin hull ut party on nlglit of Hoccnilier 27 , 1S1IO , Itutnrii to Mrs. A , , ) . Stcphcnson , US Washlngtuii avenue , und get their own. "IVTANTKO-Mnii for branch office. Falary t5pur month and n commissionfto su ctirlty required. No. G07 Willow uvcnuo , Uuuii * ell Itfiill's. IOWA farms for snlo , also choice garden and fruit land no.ir Council Iltmis Johnston ti Van 1'iitton , Kvcrett block , FOIt SALE or Ilont Oanlon land , with houios. by J. R UIoo. 10.1 Main it. , Ooimolt BluirM. M. H. CHAMBERUN , M. D. KVH , KAII ? NOSH AND TIIU'JATKt'HUIAMST , Oiimcll IIIulTs , l.i. All rilsiniflsuf the KYB , C , KAII , NOrtK nnil THHOA'l't trrntoil wltli tlio " " Fltlll nnd euro , CATAKIIII , ASTHMA nml 1IAV KUriCll trrntcd with cmlnunt mcccm. _ BHIiniOALOl'KUATION ? , whcro npcMsnrr , pnln- loiily pcrfonio 1 with tliouttiioitcnriinn I nklll , n - lurltiKperfect rosults. FIMCST (8I.ASS1SH acoiir- ololy priMorlbcd. oorrrctlim nil rofr.ictlro troubles , M Myopln , llfporopla nnil Aitlnlmitlsiu , tluu ron > Ocrln fliKlit easy , cluar niul pnlnlo s , OI1KONIO NHUHAI.GIAnml SICK IIKAUACIIK , aricr yonn of lorrlbto nullorlnir.no rcllof , entirely enroll. Onice , Hoom I , Shnimrt lllock , over llano & Oo.'i otoro , Council Illiini , la. CITIZENS STATE BANK Or Council Bluffs. JAPITAL STOCK $150,000 , SURPLUS AND PROFITS 65,000 , QTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 215.000 numerous I. A. Millar , V. O. Olouson , E. Ii Impart , K. F/ . Hart , J , I ) . Edmumlsim , Cliarlel ) . llannan. TransaotBonor.il buulcln'j busi ness. Lar.-cst capital and auriilua ot uuj iinkln : Soullnvcsturn Ijivu : INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. nt 1-'rv > tlco in the state und cdoral courts. Kooms : i , t and 3 KliuyurO .luno block , Council 111111111 , Iowa. FinloyBurke.G50W. , Hewitt.Thos. E. Burke , Hewitt &Casady , Attorneys-at-Law IN THIS STATK AND i'lIDBHAI. UOUUTS. Oniocs : J , J. Drown UulUlliifT , Council HluITi , Iowa OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS. Corner Main nn'.l llroadwny , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Dealers In foreign anil domestic xcliaiu * Collection uiudo uud Interest u&ld on tlras deposits. D. H. McDancld & Co. , Butchers' ' aid Packers' Supplies , Market Fixtures , Casing , Pplccsiinil Sausaifo Makers' Maclilnory' . 820- 6ii Mnln Ht. , Oounoll 111 Hits , la. Also iloalcn n Hides und I''UM. Wcntlier Up to this ( Into our monthly prof ? nostl- catlons luivo boon fully IIH roliublu as the pronhcHicsof the Into lumotitodVigf.jlis ) , but nt the bojrinnlnfr ol a now year wo resolve todotitill better , The customtiry Junuiiry thaw will bo dlsnontod with nnd passengers wlio travel In the oloetrlo lighted , Btciun lioated , vcBtlbulctl politco oar trains of the Chicngo , Mllwuukco fa St. I'nullly. , between Oinnha und Chi- cafjo. will "bo comfortably cnrotl for ro- ibo outside ntinosphoro. City lickot olllco , 1C01 Furnam street ( Uarkop block ) , Ointiliti. The Gormnn local union No. 109 of the Brotherhood of Painters mid Decorators of Amorlen , will fjlvo n miisrjuorndo ball at ( lormnnia hull , between Eif'litoontlx und Nineteenth Htreots , on Hurnoy , this ovcnlng1. Jiiek Doinpsoy Ilouoverlni ; . KKIV OIII.BANH , La. , Jan. 10. A rumor which started tills evening to the olToct that Jack Dempsey was dead Is nbsoluttly with out foundation. Ho IR KCttltiK better rapidly nnil will bo nbout as usual tomorrow. Ills nose was not broken , ns ut llrat reported. Tim IjIcoiiHi ) iloard. The license board met yononltiy Una grunted licenses to the follo\vliiL'siilooii-kcc- ( ers : AVIlllnm WcConny , 1 H Nicholas street ; William Betchn , 160 Soutu Thir teenth street. The board adjourned to meek Mondr.y nlcht next , Tickets at lowest rutoa nnrt su porlop accommoiliitloiiB via the grout Ilookj Jsliind route Ticket olllco , 1002 Six teenth and Furnam Btreotb Omahii.
