THE OMAHA DAILY TRIDAY , APRIL 17 , 1891.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CI HcE : No. 121 I-'AHL ST1U2ET.
Delivered by Carrier In nny part of the City.
-H. W. TILTON MAXAGEU.
TELEPHOXESJ
Business Onicc , No. 43.
Nil-lit Editor. No. S3.
juxrto\ .
N. Y. 1 . Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , 204 Sapp block.
Genuine Hock Springcoul. Thatcher , 10
Main
William E. BrlgRsnud Emma J. Llndtjucst ,
both of this city , were married Wednesday
tiiiiht by Justice Cones , ,
Miss Joslo Feely has returned to school In
this city nftcr spending several weeks ui the
country , where she was compelled to go by
Illness ,
Tlio heavy rain of yesterday mornlnp
clogged ui ) the sewers at the corner of \ luo
street nnd Broadway , and for n tlmu the
street was Impassable.
According to the report of the public
librarian , ttiero have been ! I,715 ! books taken
from tlio library during the Dast month ;
DUT5 visitors have been In the library.
There will bo a special ooncjnve of Ivanhoe
Coimnandery Knights Templar No. IT this ,
Friday , evening for work In the order of the
temple , AH visltlrii. Sir Knights cordially
invited. Uy order of E. C.
Friends , students nnd alumni of the ttnl
verslty of Michigan will meet In the writing
room of the Hotel Grand thl evening lor the
purpose of making arrangements to nttend
the concert next Monday evening by the
glco club.
- Ellen , wife of Thoma < ICellv , died Wednes
day from grip , at her ro ldencc , 71 1 Bluff.
street , ngcd seventy years. The funeral has
not yet been set , us Mr. Kelly Is also very 111 ,
mid 'there mo fears entertained that ho will
not recover.
Honiara , son of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Stuov
died U cdnesday at the residence of his pa
rents In i-owls township of pneumonia , nt
the ago of ono year. The funeral will take
place at 1 o'clock this afternoon , the Inter
ment being In liloomcr cemetery.
William Smith , the youngster who was
tried before Justice Hammer several days
ngo on n charge of assault nnd battery which
was preferred against him by a ( laughter of
one of his nclghbois , Henry Ilelghtinau , was
discharged by the justlto yesterday after
noon.
.1. F. Lut ? , clerk of Kane township , has
called n meeting of the township trustees to
select a Justice of the peace In .place of W.
F. Pattern , resigned , and n constable In place
of J. I. , . Foreman , also resigned. Tbero are
n great many applicants for the places , but It
Is impossible to tell who will bo the lucky
ones.
ones.Hob
Hob Whiglit , Harry Shaw and John Pilling ,
who are under arrest for committing nn
assault nnd battery on Thomas Capoll , had
their hearing sot for tomorrow In police
court yesterday. Oscar Bprlnk will have n
on the nhariro of larcenv this morn-
ing. J. M. Collier was lined s'J.GO ' for drunk
enness.
A number of executions were Issued yes
terday morning in district court to pay the
costs in the old liquor cases which were
brought some time ago by A. Overtoil. The
names of the defendants In the various cases
were James Coyle , Mike Klldaro , U. J. Mo-
Adams. Hen Miller , James Onlvln , James
Fairly , W. A. Hayes ami James Maher.
J. P. Allenswirth , ono of the members of
the grand jury , was excused from duty yea-
to may afternoon on account of slclcncss nnd
"
J. F."Peterson , who happened to bo in the
court room nt the time , was appointed by the
court to till tno vacancy. The Jury then
went on with the grind , which has been in
terrupted for several days past by the Ill
ness of ! t.s members , and n report is looked
for this morning' .
The supreme council , Commercial Pil
grims of America , will hold a special com
munication in thohnllover Pcngoy&Mooro's
store , nearly opposite the Grand hotel , nt
7 : ! ( p. in. sharp Saturday , April 18. All
members nnd these who huvo sent In their
names are requested to be in attendance
The sublime degrees will bo conferred on
about forty candidates.
A horse was examined day before yester
day by Assistant Slate Veterinarian Stewart
nnd was found to have the glanders. It was
killed. The owner oi the animal , Peter
Johnson , who lives on Harrison street , had
purchased it from Walter Stephan. Ho Hied
nn information charging Stephan with selling
n cl a title red horse , nnd Stephan was arrested.
He gayo bond and was released pondintr his
hearing , which will take place before Judge
McUco this morning.
In the superior court yesterday n petition
was Illed by Muchoft & Pfeffer against , J. W.
Lcako. It is allege ! that Leako sold the
fixtures of the Initial Point ment market to
them , with the agreement that Leako should
assign to them the lease on the building ,
whlsh runs out in six months. They claim
that ho fallen to assign the lease , and that
they have been damaged to the amount of
f 100 thereby. They also ask for the return
> of f 100 which they'claim to have paid him as
part of the purchase money.
Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit Julco
tablets. They are delicious.
Housekeepers , see our line of table linens
Vrom 23c up at the Boston Store , Council
Bluffs.
Lace curtains cleaned from 5Uc to 51.25 per
pair , at Twin City dye works.
Flnocastllo soap , 0 cakes for 3iC , at the
Boston store , Council BlutTs.
Dr. Scott's plcctrlo corsets , sold every
where for f'J.OO a pair , .Boston Store price
jl.SIi , Council UlutTs. Every lady ought to
have u pair. World renowned.
W ) pieces curtain scrim nt the Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs , forte n yard.
Ladles wishing to "lit themselves as tralneil
nurses will llnd un excellent opportunity for
studying sclentlllo nursing at the Woman's
Christian association hospital , corner of Six tl
avenue and Ninth street.
Hurt In n Ilunnwny.
The patrol wagon was called to the transfer
for yesterday noon by n telephone message
announcing that n man was there who had
been severely injured. It was found that th
name of the injured man was Prcnty , and
that ho hud been hurt in a runaway. His
team became frightened while driving nen
Imogcno nnd ho had been thrown out. His
leg became caught in the wheel nnd was
broken between the ankle and the knee. He
was taken on board the Wnbash train ant
brought to the Bluffs , where ho was mot .
the patrol wagon and taken to St. Bernard's '
hospital , where Dr. T. B. Lacey attendee !
him , It was found that the fracture was
compound ono and a very serious affair.
Dost cured , odorless , hand-picked live
ccrsu feathers for TOu at the Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs.
Shupart & PO. carry largest stock of built
Hold , garden nnd Hewer seous In the west
Catalogue and samples by mall.
60 pieces curtain scrim at the Boston Store.
Council IHuiTs , for -lo a yard.
Housekeepers' week at the Boston Store ,
Couucil DlulTs , la.
Marriage ljlceiiRi'8.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday :
J. M. Smith I'ottuwattamln county
Emma Cileslcr I'ottuwuttamto county
\VIIliamSlmrt Council Itlutrs
Julia Taiiiitiu ; Council Illulta
I llonry T. Hull Council IlIulTh
1 Kllzaleth Mitchell Council lllulls
Kino castllo soap , 11 calces for 25c , at the
r Boston store , Couucil BlutTs.
Housekeepers' week at the Boston Store ,
Council BlutTs , la.
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Heavy twilled crash toweling nt the Boston
Store , Couucil Bluffs , at Uo a yard.
J.C. Blxuv , steam nc.itlntr , sanitary en
gineer , WJ Murrlnm block , Council Illultu
Carpcti , , furniture , stoves , tinwaro , crock-
cry , in endless variety ou easy payments at
Maude ! & Klein's.
NE\YS \ FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Celebrated Maish Case domes Up in Ita
Usual Sensational Etyle.
RIVALRY OF THE AFFIDAVIT MAKERS ,
> ln"orcnt Ilrniulu of Depositions Pre
sented Tor Consideration by tlio
Court AVImt Kncli Says
of tlia Oilier.
Yesterday morning the cnso ofV. . F.
Cra glo against Charlotte Maish et al was
taken up. This case was tried several years
ngo In the district court nnd decided In favor
of the plaintiff ; then taken to the supreme
court , where the decision of the lower court
was afllrmcd. Fremont Benjamin , VI"3 nt *
tornoy for the plaintiff , had the case reopened
some tlmo ngo , on the ground that ho had
discovered that the witnesses upon whoso
testimony the case had been decided , had
not known the facts that they were testify
ing to at the tlmo of the trial , but had been
Induced to testify on n false statement made
to them by the men who dad drawn up their
depositions
Fllukinger Brothers , the attorneys for the
defense , sued out another set uf depositions ,
nnd these were lllcd in district court a few
days ngo , the witnesses referred to , Henry
nnd Michael Flueccl , stating that they had
been bribed by William L. Coyne , to sign
the depositions which Benjamin had sued
out. The witness then went on to say
that ho had come a "snide" game over Coyne ,
nnd had gotten possession of the depositions
by telling him that ho was n German niul
could not understand English very well , be
that ho wanted to take tlie papers to a friend
of his for translation. IP this way the at
torneys for the defendants secured possession
of what they supposed was the papers that
would prove the fact of a conspiracy , for the
purpose of getting possession of the farm
which was at the bottom of the original law
suit , and which Is now occupied by an old
man by the 11111110of Martin , who lives In the
east em ! of the coiinty.
According to Coyne's statement the doposl
tlon was properly signed by the two Ger
man ? , and ho has In his possession their testl
mony , the answers to the questions belnj ,
written In Fluegol's handwriting , and this
valuable document will bu forthcoming at the
proper time , which will probably bo today
Ho took the prerautlon of having Fluego
write his own answers , ho says , because ho
knows him to bo a thoroughly unscrupulou
man , who will do niivthlng for money.
Coyne also states that ho has a contract
which was entered Into between the llrm o
Parks & Ploasants of Hock Island , who are
the flrm of attorneys wno have attended to
the affairs of Mulsh at the eastern end ot the
line , and the two Flnegels. at the tlmo the
original suit was tried , by whllch the Flucgels
were to nave $ WO In cose they tet-tilled
to order. They testilled ns they were told ,
and after the case had been decided nnd the
farm had been gotten , hold of by Pants &
Plcasants , the Flhegols presented their , con
tract saying that they were ready to have
their aharo of the spoils. The attorneys ,
Coyno says , refused to honor the contract ,
and this so Incensed the two Germans that
they were ready to seek revenge In whatever
way it should happen to turn up Hint. They
mentioned to Coyne , incidentally , that they
had the above mentioned contract. This
contract also Coyne claims to have In his
possession , ready to bo sprung at the proper
moment.
Yesterday morning a motion was Hied by
Flickinger Brothers to supnress the deposi
tions which were illcd by Benjamin Wednes
day evening , on the ground of nn Informality
in tlio tiling. These depositions includes
statement bv William L. Coyno that ho par
tially took the depositions of Henry and
Michael Fluejrel and that they swore
to the same before htm , but refused
to sign them. lie states also that
Michael Fuegel , one day while Coyno
was at bis house trying to get him to sign
the deposition intended for him , suddenly
seized the paper nnd ran out of the
room with it. Ho afterword told Coyno
.hat ho wanted It for tbo purpose of showing
t to n Gorman friend and having Its mean-
ng more clearly Interpreted to him and that
.vlicn ho had done this ho would sign it anil
return It to Coyne. But Coyno never saw
ho deposition again. Among the depositions
Illed by Benjamin was also ono from Carroll
Uouiloy , statine that the deposition given as
: us in the case of Mnish against Crangle , out
of which the trouble grew , was not true and
ivns not the deposition bo thought ho was
signing.
The attorneys for the plaintiff then Hied n
motion for a continuance on the ground of
surprise , nnd this motion would very likely
have been sustained , and tlie trial of the case
put off , had not an agreement been entered
nto by the attorneys , by which the depo
sition should be treated as though there had
ben no informality , and the motion to con
tlnuo should bo withdrawn. The trial of the
ease pronor will bo taken up the llrat thing
this morning.
lor ! ) < : e ! Ice ! ! !
If you want-it pure nnd n
And at n reasonable pr
Follow no now dev ico.
But send to us in a tr
At our off
Mulhollund & Co. , No.I Pearlst. , Tel. 102.
Got your wall paper at the Boston Store.
Why pay double the price you can get It for
nt the Boston Store , Council Bluffs i All the
way from 3o n roll.
When about to build don't fail to jet prices
on lumber of The .ludd & Wells Co. , SK'
Broadway. Telephone 287.
Dr. Scott's electric corsets , sold every
where for $2.00 n pair , Boston Store price
* 1.25 , Council Bluffs. Every lady ought to
have a pulr. World renowned.
Do you want an express wagon or boy
Hmg up the A. D. T. Co. , telephone I'D , No ,
11 North Main street.
Best cured mixed odorless feathers at the
Boston Store , Council Bluffs , foremen pound
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 3J Pearl strootv
next to Grand hotel. Telephone 143. High
grade work a specialty.mm
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Get your wall paper at the Boston Store ,
Why pay double the price you can got It for
at the Boston Store , iouucil Bluffs ( AUth
way from 9a u roll.
Nnt Itoudy for Trln ! .
Judge Thorncll was In the city yesterday
for the purpose of completing the trial of the
liquor Injunction case of L. M. Turne
ngnlnst Hink & Schultz , which was corn-
meiiccd by P. E. Seabrook at the last term o
the district court. Seabrook was ready for
trial , but Baldwin , who represented the
plaintiffs , was not , ho having cone to Chicago
cage on account of a telegram which stated
that n second cousin of his was very 111 nnd
wanted him to como on nt once. The case
was continued once before when thot plain
tiffs wore not ready on account of sickness in
the family ot Seabrook , and the plaintiffs
were willing to bo equally accommodating.
There was , no other tlmo mentioned when
the trial of the case would Do apt to como off. .
Housekeepers , see our line of tnblo linens
from 23o up at the Boston Store , Council
Bluffs.
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Seed oats , corn , millet and seed potatoes ,
garden seeds of all kinds , at H. L. Carman's ,
600 Main and 601 Pearl streets.
Tbo Falrmount 5o cigar at the Fountain.
SO pieces curtain scrim at the Boston Store.
Council BluOs , for 4o a yard.
Our spring stock is now complete. If vou
want to bo In style call at Heller's , tbo tailor ,
blO Broadway. _
Heavy twilled crash toweling ut tbo Boston
Store , Council BlutTs , for lie U yard.
lllvorco Suit.
Tno divorce suit of Emma Seamons against
Dr. N. A. Seamons was on tap In the district
court yesterday afternoon. Tbo ground upon
1 which the divorce was asked was that of
cruel and iuhuiuaa treatment , but a cross.
till had been filed by the defendant In which
ho alleged that the plaintiff had been guilty
of the crime of adultery , nnd on this ground
10 asked that a divorce bo trrantcd him. The
rial took nearly all the forenoon , nnd the
cose was llnally submitted and taken under
advisement.
Get the prices on wall paper at the Boston
tore , Council Bluffs.
Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms1
within ono nnd one-half miles of the P. O. ;
all In bearing ; good buildings ; possession
; lvrn ntonco. Cull on D. J , Hutchlusou &
Co. , 017 Broadway.
Best cured mixed odorless feathers at the
Boston Store , Council Bluffs , for5ca pound.
Best cured , odorless , hand-picked live
? ccso feathers for 7Uo nt the Boston Store ,
Jouncll Bluffs. _
Housekeepers' week nt the Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs , In.
AJIVSKJ1KXTS.
Monroe and Hlco , who have been associ
ated In farce comedy ns co-stars for the past
live years , began their Html engagement nt
the Boyd lost nlpht , their partnership ending
with their petfoinmnco Sunday night. "My
Aunt Bridget- " which made such n pro
nounced hit hero last year Is , If anything ,
stronger now than then , The ploy , of course ,
Is nonsense , but what delicious nonsense It
Is I It Is crowded with clover specialties ,
made so by many leading lights In farjo com
edy.
edy.While
While Monroe and Hico are responsible ferment
much of the evening's delightful entertain
ment , they by no means dim the ability of
their excellent companv , the strongest , with
the single exception of "The City Directory , "
that bos been seen In Omaha the present sea
son.
George W. Monroe Is almost nlono ns n de
lineator of the Irlbh female , and throughout
ho gives a broad character study of a typo
which of late years has not been overdone
on the stage. His humor is unctuous , his
laugh infectuous , mid his continued itera
tion of the line "Oh , by Gosh , " brings out
streams of laughter from the audience.
John C. Hlce , ns n "sporty" young mar , dependant -
pendant upon his aunt Bridget for a stake ,
makes the most of his opportunity. An ex
cellent dancer , u good singer nnd a first rate
comedian , ho ought to make a go of his now
play in which 1m will bo seen next season.
But , running neck nnd nccK with the stars
are Mr. J. Aldtlch Llbby and Andrew Muck ,
the former seen hero last year In "The Little
Tycoon , " playing the part of the sailor lover.
Mr. Muck is the possessor of a beautllul
tenor voice which ho used to good advantage
In that old melodv "Sally In Our
Alley " and "Tho
, Songs My Mammy
Sang to Mo. " Mr. Llbby created a
sensation by his rendition of that stronglv
descriptive song by Felix M. GufTen , entitled
"Comrades , " which won a triple encore.
But tbo strength of the company is not con
fined to the men alone : Little HobCbud , Miss
Sadie McDonald and Miss Dare are a trio of
remarkably pretty and thoroughly capable
comediennes , giving tbo stars very able sup
port.Little
Little Rosebud is n Jewel. Petlto , viva-
nlmis and a clani-nr of decided nbllitv. her
performance of Polly Glider could not bo Im
proved.
Miss McDonold is a decided acquisition to
the cotnpany. A handsome young1 woman to
begin with , she has moro than ordinary dra
matic ability , which shows to advantage lu
her scene with Alton who teaches her the
rudiments of actinir. Miss Dare reminds one
very much of the picture of Yvotto Guilbert
the new fad of Paris. She Is liliao and
pretty ana her chic Is charming.
OK 'IIIK MGItT.
Kvents of Darlccr Hours Put in Para
graphs.
Gus Dorsoy , a negro , formerly In the em
ploy of n Fnrnam street clothing house , was
found dead in his bed lu a small room over
115 South Eleventh street , about 0 o'clock last
evening. C. H. Anderson discovered the
liead man , and nt onca notiQcd Ofllcer Dillon ,
who telephoned the facts to the police station.
The man lay In a miserable bed lu a small
room , surrounded by several cups nnd pans.
Ho was greatly emaciated , and had evidently
been a great and long sufferer. Dorsoy is a
grey hairad and bearded old negro , whoso
face was often seen upon the streets. As far
as can bo learned Dorsoy had no relatives and
no ono seems to know anything ubout bis
illness or death. The coroner was nottiled ,
and after viewing the body had it removed to
eafoy i ; Hcafoy's , where it now awaits an
nqucst.
The alarm of lire at 7:40 : o'clock last even-
JIB was caused bv a slight blaza at the resi
dence of Mrs. U. Heed , 1809 South Eleventh
street. Mrs. Heed had sot a hot llatiron on
an Ironing board and then put the board in n
closet. A small flro was the result. The loss
was trilling.
An ofllccr from Iowa City , In. , arrived in
the city last nvening for the purpose of tak
ing Frank Scanlcu back. Seanlcn forged his
father's name to some checks in paynient for
agricultural implements. Ho will bo taken
back today.
Charles Facula , Charles Sweetwell , Will-
lam Burger nnd William Humford , charged
with assaulting Eugene Moore at a dance nt
Slioely , had a hearing In police court yester
day. All the men with the exception of
Swcctwcll wore admitted to bail. Moore ,
the Inju.'cd man , Is reported as much worse ,
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Little Early Hisers are taken. Sinai"
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
In KnrnrM Tlil.s Time.
Quito n number of Thirteenth street prop
erty owners held a mooting nt Haskell's hat :
last night to take some action lu regard to
motor Hue along Thirteenth street to South
Omaha.
Resolutions were adopted which will bo
presented to the motor company asking fo
some immediate action on their part in re
gard to the establishment of n line.
It is claimed by the property owners that
If the motor company does not build a line
this year they will take hold of the matter1
themselves and build a line of their own.
Almost ? 50,000 has been subscribed for this
purpose nnd more can bo raised If necessary ,
The Thirteenth street people say that thoj
have been put off by promises long enough
and now propose to take some decided action
in the matter.
lli.w Old Arc You ?
Persons eighty years old or over , who hav
resided in Omaha for some tlmo , are respect
fully requested to correspond with the under
signed , Residence should bo stated. Sul
Jects of mutual Interest will bo discussed am"
a society of genial spirits may bo organied
Addiess H. J. B. , Room , GOO , Bee building ,
city.
Still III Mnc.
AsniAxn , Wls. , April 10. The fact tha
Secretary Noble Issued an order Indefinitely
suspending tilings and settlement on Omah
lands crea'od considerable excitement hen
tonight. None , however , have loft the \\iv \ \
and fully 5.10 nro still there determined t
wait until morning , although they can glv
no reason why they nro so doing.
'J wo of Tlipm Got Away.
KAXKAKKE , III. , April 1(1. ( The cnso of th
three braltcmcn arrested and indicted som
days ago for getting up an Incipient strike 01
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois came up fo
trial today. Two of them decamped , and thi _
third , John Llniie , was found guilty as
charged in the indictment.
Fatal Cyolonn in Texas.
CI.AUHE , Tex. , Aptll 10 , A terrific cyclone
passed two miles west of hero vosterday.
Ono man was killed nnd another badly hurt.
The extent of the dainago is not known ,
CoflVo OptloiiH.
NEW YOIIK , April 10. Ifpoelal Tolojram to
TIIK IlBR.1 CortKK Outloii ! ) opened steady
at n points doun , and clotfd dull and nn-
cliniiRvd to 10 points down , lilies , ! l.V-baes. ) In-
olmlliiB April , tIT.i.OdlT.fi ; .May. * l7.ai lU'-ij
June. 117,10 ; HcpU'iiilicr , < lil.UOii.M ) : uotnbur.
$15.4'i ; Ilci-omluT , tH.ikVifH 7n. -pot Ulo. dull ,
steady ; fair cargoes , KM.OJ ; NO , 7. ls.ooi6.rji. !
.Minim ; StookM.
NKW VOIIK , April 10. [ Special Telegram to
TUB IlKK.1 The follo.vln ; are tlm
Block quotations ;
Alic Hum blhcr , m
Kuruktt i S7i Ociturlui . . .i : t * J
Iliilo HIM ! Norcrom. . 3"i Plymouth IVJ
lluaieitako. 673 Standard l'\ )
Con tin en t&l
Hmkley &Co.N. Y.alarge
quantity of boys' all wool cheviot and cassimere
suits for less than the cost of the cloth alone , and
offer them this week at half price. Lot 1 , boys'
knee pant suits , ages 4 to 14 , $2. Lot 2 , boys' knee
mnt suits , fine all wool cheviot , $2.50 , never sold
: br less than $5. Lot 3 , imported cheviot suits ,
same sizes.at $2.75 , always sold at $5.50. Lot 4 ,
long pant suits for boys from 13 to 18 at $5.75 ,
never shown at less than $8. We won't promise
of these lots
any -t * * + -i
after Saturday.15th
CHIC.KIO'S OWIt'i.tl , CAFTANS.
Twcnty-N noVnr.ls f ! vc lleinpstcml
Wi H'lhurnon .Majority.
Cllictoo , April 10. The olllclal canvass of
the election returns for mayor were practi
cally completed in twenty-nine of the thirty-
four wards in the city. Taking the ofllclul
count iu these wards and tho'city hall unof
ficial returns for the remaining live wards ,
the result is a plurality of liOt ; votes for
Hempstead WnsUburno , republican , over
the democratic Incumbent , Cregior. Iu the
ofllclal canvass the llgurcs in several pre
cincts nro still subject to revision , but it Is
believed that there will bo little or no change
from the llgurcs above given.
I'liHHCil tilt : AtiHtriiUnit Hill.
ST. PKUIMinn. , . , April 10. The house
passed the Australian elections bill and It
now goes to the governor.
K1LLE1)
Vale of 'Ilircc Youns Men Wlio Took
Shrlter Under n 'lret\
Tnr.XTOX , Mo. , April 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bii : : . I William Hoffman ,
Willia-n Ferguson and Fred Stinsou
sougnt shelter from a storm this
morning under a tree. Lightning
struck the tree instantly killing Hoffman
who was loaning against , tlio tree. Ferguson
had his hand on Hoffman's sh'juldcr and was
knocked senseless , fulling face down in n
pool of water. Stlnson was paraly/ed below
the knees but managed to pull Ferguson
from the water nnd then crawled a milo to
town for assistance. Ferguson is totally
paralyzed and will dio. The only mark on
Hoilman was n blue spot on his forehead.
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Forgotl n Kicli Widow's Will.
Cnic.100 , April 10. After a sensational
trial John C. Cosgrovo and James MoElllirott
were tonight found guilty of forging a rich
woman's will nnd g'ven nine and three years ,
respectively , iu the penitentiary. Cosgrove ,
a boot and shoo broker , roomed in a building
owned by a wealthy widow , Mrs. Jerome.
She consulted him In business matters and
he learned the condition of her property.
She died about a year ago and no will was
found , but three months later Cosgrovo came
forward with what purported to bo her will ,
witnessed by himself and McElllgott , appor
tioning her fortune to a large number of rela
tives nnd friends nud a legacy of U,000 to
Cosgrovo's two minor children , whom it has
since been proven she had never seen. The
relatives contested the will , alleging forgery ,
and after some investigation Cosgrovo and
McElltsfott were arrested and the trial re
sulted tonight as above.
Hrnlnnijo Troubles.
CIIICAOO , April 10. Oeneral John Newton
of Now York , consulting engineer of the
Chicago drainage board , resinned todnv. It
is said that several of the trustees will also
drop out unless the state legislature * will
allow a shallower excavation than at first
proposed.
Accepted a Good Tiling.
Puovincxcr , It I. , April 10. Woonsockct's
city government voted to grant ten year's
Immunity from taxation to Messrs. Lcclnlro
of Belgium nnd Legg ot England if they
would erect a largo woolen manufactory in
that city. The gentlemen have closed with
the cffer. >
Shot Iliu Chinese Conk.
NMI-A. Idaho , April 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Br.i : . ] Ah Keo. head cook at
the Interstate hotel nt this place , was shot
and fatally wounded bj' Milt uraham , nn as
sistant. The bull entered about four inches
below the loft breast.
Tlio Fire Ilccnrd.
New YOIIK , April 10. Fire late tonight de
stroyed the IJoss building nnd the Tnggart
storage warehouse on Abinguon square.
Station C , New York postofllco. was in the
building but the malls were saved. Loss ,
fcWU.OOO.
Thrno Killed nnd Kivo Injured.
TAMAQUA , Pa. , April 10. A terrible o < c
plosion of gas and tire damp occured at No.
10 colliery today by which three men were
killed and five seriously injured.
Minnlo Palmer AVIII Give Up Melo
drama.
Minnie Palmer said to a Phlhulolphln
reporter that Uor Irofeont starring tour
in "A Milo n Mmuto , " would close on
April 18 , in Now Y rlc city , wlioro her
company will disband. Miss Palmer
will 1:0 to London Cor the summer. She
is not satisfied withi her experiment In
the melodrama and will not piny "A
Milo n Minuto" rtguin. She does not
expect to bee hot- husband , John K.
Rojrors , before hot- departure for Ens-
land. "Last woe/c/ho / / came hero , " bho
said , "and failed in his" attempt to se
cure an interview iivith mo. You know ,
it Isn't pleasant fount lady to have her
life attempted by a foolish man. Mr.
Kofjord objected to'&iy appearance in 'A
Milo a Minute , ' ltj'l < i true , but his opin
ions have very UfA\o \ weight with mo.
Ho has not supported mo for a. long
time and I a'ii now forced to earn my
own living. "
THE HYGIENIC TREATMENT OP
CONSTIPATION AND ORDIN
ARY DYSPEPSIA.
Sir John Andrews , the FJiiRllsli professor , be
lieves that In the vast majority of cat-es con
stipation may bo successfully ovorvomo by
taking a teaspooiiful of the xcnulnu Imported
Uailsbad bpriidul S.ilt dissolved In a tumbler-
fill of water ( half a pint ) , cold or hot , ( arly In
tint morning , and , If' nacnsiaiy , on Kotiii ; to
bed ,
United States
MRRINE BRND
Beau r n Haiti nt
MAX
Pinley Burke. Thos. E. Oaudj.
BURKE & CASADY ,
Attorneys-at-Law
I'UACTlCi : IN TIIK &TATK AND VUDUItAIj
COtrilTS.
oniccs : J. J. Hrown HulUlltiR , Council IllnlTs.
Iowa
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main ami Hrotdwar ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. .
npalors lu furdt n uuldonoitlo xoh uno
Collection mudu unit Interest paid oil tl us
deposits
NEW OGrDEN HOTEL
The New Ogden Hotel , In Council Bin T
has boon completsd refurnls loJ an mo le.-a.-
Ized throughout , and is nawom ofthobsst
hotels In the state. It is located In ths bu ti
nes * part of tie city an I th t elejtns mitan
pass tha door every four minutss. Firs ei-
capos and lire alarm ? throughout th ) U ilU-
ing. Sto.vn heat , hot ani cold w-it r ail
sunshine in every roam. Table Una jrpw-i j I
anywhere. Rates , $ Ii.OO a dny.
GEO. M. WHITNEY , Manaior.
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aidPackers' Supjlijj
Market Fixtyres , Casing ,
Eplces and SiusaKO : Makers' Machinery. 82V
KS Main St. , Council UlulTs , la. Also do.ilu
n Hides and Ftir.i
United States
MRRINB BRND
t on Hnln nt
MA.X MBYEUl'S.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
rpO KENT rurnlshed or unfurnished rooms ;
J- references exchanged. 'J17 South 7th st.
171OK UtiXT Good S-rcom house , 29J llenton
I-1 stifi-t ; good cistern , cellar , well , Apply
, o Mis. K. Newton , : UU llenton street.
plrlntitod for General house
COMPETENT
work. Mrs. w.O lleer , 7IH Willow avenue.
irOH * S\I < E A line family horse , 7 years old
-I ? this .sprltiK , uoUlii ID.VI pounds , color
oriel , llted Uy Unbert MacOrpRor. Address
II. R Iliittcnhaiior to UI lourth btreet ,
Council lllulls. "
- of f iiriils-hed looms for rent , 129 Glen
su
avenue. .
flMlllKb Tor P.ilc Catalpn , elm , maple and
.L boxalder. Will set out anil cmtr.mtee
them to grow , for We ouch. C. II. Meyers ,
care Hue , ( . 'ouni'll Hltills.
FOH KENT A Rood r > 4-ncru farm south of
Neohi at tl.OU nn aero. Apply to Leonard
Everett. Council HlulTs. la.
T710K KENT The residence of J. W. Lain ? ,
J a3JBtliHtrcet. _
fTIUHNISIIED front room on ground lloor ,
J- quiet , pleusunt neighborhood , UNO blocks
fiotn Muln stieot. Hmglegentleman preferred.
AiliU-i-ss r P. lluo ofllee ,
:
$0WJO stock of general inorohandlso to o.\-
clijiiigu for a farm lu southwestern louit.
M nst bo Rood laud. Johnston & Van 1'atteu
HAVE cnsh customer for four lot-s botwetm
21st and aith sts. , between Ave 0 and 4th
ave. . ,1. 1' . OrBenslilolds. H1Q Uroadwity.
TjIKUlT farm for sale or tr.ido ; well located
-Lund all lu bearing ; Keel house and b.irn.
Will talxo homo Rood city property , nnd good
tlmoKlvci. on balance. C'all on or address 1) ) .
J. lliitehluson & Co. . 017 Hroiutwav.
T7UHC KENT The Mo.Mulnm block. 3 story
J-1 brick , with baiomuut and elevator. J.V ,
Squire. JOl Pearl street.
FOHSALK A bargain ; nuw modern house
with all the late Improvements , seven
rooms ; will sell on easy payments ; located on
the Fifth avenue motor lino. U J. llutohln-
son. 617 Hro.tdway.
TGIOU SA.LE or Kant Oinlan land , with
f houiea , by J. U. llloa. 10) Mala it , Council
Bluff *
AVK A KB TIIK PliClM' ! ' ? .
Never since wo have been in business hnvo
we made such Inrpo and low priced contracts
for our summer specln ties.
The celebrated Hacino , . refrigerators , 65.0
up. All hard wood. The boat value eve
offered.
O HOllllO SlOVOH.
The Oulck Meal Evaporating stovo.
The slight defects In last year's now pro
cess have been overcome and the Quick Meal
is the best ottered. '
over Every ono puai'an-
tced. Wo are soiling the old style generator
stoves now at ? T.OC ) , 2-burner , and $ 'J.OO
a-burners , high steve
The Victor , the world's leader , both in
beauty and reputation. The innt [ line ,
Wi.OO to f 1:1.1.00. : Catalogues free. See us at
11 Main slrcot. COLI : it COM : .
1801 , Wnr wltli It.ily. 1HO1.
Never , In our thirty years' experience in
business in Council Bluffs , hnvo wo made as
low contracts for our summer goods , and this
insures lower prices for the season.
The World's ' best , the North Ktnr and the
Leonard , range In prices fiom § 1.50 up , All
kinds of wood.
Gnsnllno ? tnvoM.
Tlio Reliable Process Evaporator stove Is
the best In the market. No Hub-burner , con
sequently burns less gasoline. Old style
stoves afmost given away , from > . ( X ) up. A
full linn of Uarlnnd stoves and ranges. The
World's IJest always on hand.
II cyolos.
The Columbia Is acknowledged by all
wheelmen to be the best In the world , For
beauty , durability and absolute perfection of
workmanship it has never been excelled.
Hoys' and girl a bicycles from f 12.00 to 10.00.
I nm the exclusive agent for the Columbia.
Catalogues furnished on application.
P. 0. UEVOL ,
Wi BllOAlMVAY A.ND 10 MAIN faT.
SATURDAY WILL END IT !
The great fire sale nt Marcus' will positively close on Saturday
evening at 1O o'clock. Afier thn' hour there will be no more oppor *
tunltles for the multitude to get the great bargains that have been
snapped up so eagerly. There are a large number of first class suits
for boys , youths an-i men , only slightly damaged by smoke and
water. Take them at your1 own price. There are a large number
of fine pants entirely uninjured , fine shoes , shirts and underwear ;
name your price and take them. The store will be closed for refit
ting after Saturday night.
MARCUS CLOTHING HOUSE ,
B4O BROADWAY , COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
HENRY H. VAN BRUNT ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS , IOWA.
IN
' )
HARRE1SS RTO.
, . ,
Gives Better Value for money than any house on Missouri River , j
Hamilton Grade Vehicles , Columbia Carriage Co.'s Buggies ,
Surrles and Phretons , Bonanza Buggies nnd Phcctons , Spring
Wagons , all styles , Michigan and Van Brunt Road Wagons , Carts
and Harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited and cata
logue and prices on application.
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Schoesdack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1621 Farnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clean and refinish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or at the
works , Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Electric Trussas ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DH , C , B , JUDD.
OO6 Broadway , Council Bluffd , la
TUIJJIMIONKS.
OIT10E. 07. IlEiU > 3N35
Sims & - " '
Saundcrs-ftI.10orrry"ff0tlnHStol'SSi ,
federal courts. Itoiins II , 4 and 5 Hhuuait
lleno block , Council 11 in Us. la.
HI flnnihPrC : Attorney at Law , No. 10
. J , bliaillUtli , polir | street , over Hush.
null's Man ) . Tulephono No. "VI. HiislnoM
hours , b u. in. tot ) p. in. Council UlulTs , la.
To Bee-Keepers
I curry n full line of Ucokcopcrs' sup-
jilloa , including comb foundation , lion.
oy IcnivuH , smoUors , sections ami all
Hupnlios for the tipiury. M. S. 11OO1' ,
6120 E. Broadway , Couucil BlulTd , iowu.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
I. A , Miller , R O Qloaion , E. U
EhiiKiirt. B. K. Hart , J , L ) KdmumUon , Uhirlo *
It. ll.linian Triins-ictKouur.il bankiut uunl-
neis Lar oit capital mill surjilu * ot auy
bankln Southwestern low.i.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
Highest cash price paid for raiB and
all kinds of eei-ap matnls.
Country doulors nnd raorohnnta will
find it to their advantage to communi
cate wltn UB before disposing of their
stocks. GIUNSK.Y HUGS. ,
Union Broadway Depot ,
Tol. 301. Council'UlulId , In.
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