THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATCKDAY f. , MAY 2 , 1801-TWELVE PAGES.
THEOMAJLVBICE ,
JOUNCIL BLUFFS.
01-TICB : No. 1U1'KAHL STHKF/i1.
Ucllvctnl by Currier In nny pnrt of llio C'lty.
H. W. TilVroN - MANAOKlt.
TKLHPIIONKS. i
Business Oncc ! , No. 4'J.
Nlirht Keillor. No. 23.
3I1MHI JlilX'i'tltX.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Hluff.H Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's cliattcl Inuns , 'JU ( Knpi' blorlt.
Kcal Hock Springs coal. Thatcher , liJMaln
There will bo H t'litno of ball tomorrow
morning at Union Driving Park botwooii tbo
printers nnd plumbers of the city for : i purse
of fc0. !
Kdmin V. Wright mill Klla.f. Prankfortcr.
both of Lincoln , Nob. , WITH united In inurrl-
nL-o vostordiiy ultornoun , .Instlej Hammer of-
flclatlnf , ' .
Mai i la o licenses wore Issued yeslorday to
John Kennedy ami Martha Urucn , both of
Council llhilTs , nnd tn Adelbert J. Mend anil
Jctinlu Dui-Hoy , both of Omaha.
Pilgrims' regular meeting Travelers' union
nml spodnl moiling C'oimcll HlnlTs Council
No. 1 , CiumniM'cliil Pilgrims of America , ar ,
cathedral , npposlto ( irnnd hotel. Business
of liniiortunco. All members uro requested
to be In attcndnnco at 7:110 : 11. in.
H , N. Kasloy has entered a plea ofenilty In
district court and 1ms bcuii senti'iiceil to fif
teen ita.vs In the county Jail. The offense
with winch ho WHS charged was committing
an assault with a carving knlfo on another
darky by llio nnir.o of MeKadden.
Arrangements are made for reopening the
Kpworth Methodist church on Twenty-llftli
street tomorrow. There will bo service at It
o'clock j > . in. , conducted by Kov. M. S.
ivyKIT. ) the ptvRidini ; elder , assisted hy Or.
Sitmirt of Broadway und the pastors Itur.
C.V. . Brewer and Kev. .lames Sims.
Tlio young latlios of the Congregational
church are making arrangements for a inusl-
calo to be given on the evening of May 1'J at
the residence of L.V. . Hess on U'illow avo-
line. A number of talented miHiciiins from
Council Bluffs will render .selections nnd
Mrs. tiiiiner , u well known piunoist of St.
loseph , will assist.
An alarm from box IS called the Jlro de
partment yesterday noon to the corner of
Washington nvenuo and Henton street , where
a liarn belonging to C' . W. Atwood was on
Hie. The hhua was caused by u lighted
match having been dropped In a pile of hay
that stood near the corner of the building.
The damage was slight.
The regular monthly meeting of the Pottn-
wnttauno County Knil ! C1 rower's nnd ( Jar-
denur's association will take nlace Ibis atter-
noon at''o'clock at FainuT's hull , county
court house. Mr. W. O. Mitchell , president
of the HUie ( irass league of Creston , nnd Mr.
W. M. Scott , president of the llluu ( .irass
palace , will bo present.
The Council Hlulls Mnennerchor Is orgnn-
l/lng for an enjoyable cnlertnlninont of a
musical nature , to bo given In thonowBroad-
way theater Monday evening , May 11. The
proceeds are to bo given to two hospitals and
home of the friendless. The concert being
for sweet charity's sake , it should be liber-
nliy patroni/.cd. The Maennerehor has now
nliout Inrly well trained voices. Ile.-ddes the
choruses there will bo other musical attrac
tions , Omaha talent promising to assist.
The Veter.m Firemen's association held its
nnnunl ball last evening In Ma < onlo temple.
The weather was somewhat threatening , but
there was a good attendance. Dalbey's or-
clicstrn furnished the music , and n line time
, was had by all vho participated in the many
dnneo. One of the main features of the on-
tcrtnlnmont was the Muypolo dance , which
was taken part in by all present. A good
Bum was reall/cd for the fund used In caring
for the sick and burning the dead among the
'Veteran tlremeii.
The Hoston Store. Council Uluffs , will close
hereafter at I ! o'clock Tuesdays , Wednesdays ,
Thurst.ays and Friday evenings , Mondays
V o'clock , Saturdays 1(1 ( o'clock. Hoston Store ,
Council Blulfs , Kothcrinfjlmm , Whltelnw it
Co. _
Mr. and Mrs , Perkins , the test mediums ,
will hold u test meeting Sunday evening in
Omaha in Central hall , Fourteenth , near
Dodge. Everybody Invited.
Sunday May .1 trains will leuvo Broadway
for Mannwa every thirty minutes.
I'KHSOXA I , /.I ff.l < ! It A I'JIS.
J. P. Wonvcr has gene lo ( 'olfax.
M. V. Uuhror went to Townscnd , Mont. ,
yesterday to look after mining interests.
S. I ) . Holircr loft vcstcrday for Avnlon.
Wo.vhoro bo will visit relatives. He will
return next Tui'sJay.
J. M. Hcehtflo , division frolKlit npont of
tlio Hiirlington rend , with headquarters tit
itiBton , was a IHulTs visitor ycstcrdiiy.
'C. O. Wilson , suporintcndenl of tbo Iowa
lines of the HurlliiMton rend , with bis wife ,
diiUKbtcr and mother , was in the city yos-
tcrday.
Thomas Howinan and \V. H. M. I'usey re
turned yesterday morning from DCS Molnes ,
whore tlioy went to attend a inoiHInn of the
deniooratie dtato committee.
Trees , all kinds , guaranteed lo grow , prices
chmip , at Malrs' , Broadw.iy , opposite poslof-
llco. _
On nml nfler today tbo llrm of Pothybridgo
. "i " ; Son Is dissolved. Mr. II. Pulliybriuirn re
tiring anil Mr.V. . II. Pothyurldgo remaining
ami associating with him Mr. C. Uetalliclt ,
tbo new llrm being Pethybrldgo & Hotnlllek.
H. I'r/ini imimir ,
W. II. I'IITIIVII
C. UKTU.i.H'K.
Council Bluffs May 1 , Ib'.ll.
Manuel .1 Klein sell furniture , cnrpots and
stoves on easy payments. U'JO Broadway.
A Sail Death.
Jcsslo G. , tlu youngest ilaugbterol Mr.
mid Mrs , C. A. Bcubo , died yeslcrday afternoon -
noon , aged fourteen years , at tbo family resi
lience 1IT ! > Cilon avenue. Last Sunday she
was apparently in gocd health , but on Aion-
ilnv she was taken 111. It was not thought at
llrst that It would result seriously , but sbo
continued U ) grow slendlly worse ,
until her parents bccnmo Alarmed and
Mimmonod a physician. Oa Thurs
day evening tlio ease bad become
so dangerous Unit a council of physicians
was called , anil ll was decided that iho only
way In which she could bo saved was uy
means of a surgical operation. On making
tbe operation it was found Hint the entire
U.wcr part of tlio slomnch was sulTenng.froni
_ tjn attack ol paralysis , and tbo unnMmoiis
/opinion of the doctors was that her recovery
was a mailer of great doubt. She continued
tn sink all vestcrdny morning , ami passed
nwny at 4 o'clock In the afternoon. Tbo
notice of the funeral will bo given Inter.
Kor widow shades , curtain poles , lace cur
tains chenlllo curtains , brass rods , drapery
silks , wall purer , try the Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs , llet their prices before pur
chasing elgewlnrc. Boston Store , Council
Bluffs , In.
After i\Iny 21 Lalta Mamiwa trains will run
cverv thirty minutes lu the afternoon nud
every hour In the forenoon , up lo 11 ; ; w.
M \Vliccl Cliili.
A meeting of Council Bluffs wheelmen was
bold lust ovoniiiK at the Corner bookstore for
the purpose of organizing u wheel club.
There were about twenty present , bul thuro
were u number of riders who were not pres
ent who , II was thought , could bo talked Into
the or anl/atlon by nlvlii | ? a little moro tlmo
In which to talk the matter up , so it was de
cided nol to effect a permanent organization
until \VednesdavovenlnK.when another
meeting will bo held , nt & o'clock. In the
( irand hotel. A committee was appointed
consisting of 1. M. Tiv.vnor , Horace Kvnns , 1 ,
V.Parsons , li. K.lirimm and C. 10.U'oodbury ,
to draft a constitution anil by-laws , nnd to
draw up a Kcuur.il pbin for the organization.
The eommitteo will report ul thu meeting to
morrow evening , ami oftlcers will bo elected
nt that lime.
Tin ; Boston Store. Council Bluffs , will close
The I.nko Mntmwn railway company will
commence running regular iralus May li.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Singular Death That Overtook Little JinT
tnic Anderson ,
HIS NECK BROKEN THROUGH A FALL ,
I'luylrgOii n Shed Hoof , ! ! < Slid On"
lleiul First and U'a Instantly
Killed | > y tltc
Drop.
James I ) . AndoMon , tbo six-year-old son or
Bnnjamln Anderson , was thu victim of a
strungo fatality Thursday afternoon. The
family resides about three miles west of
Honey creek. Thursday the boy was perched
tipoti tlio top of a shod on Ills futhor's place ,
dropping pebbles down upon some of hla
bruttiura , who wore playing on the ground
below. Thu roof of thu shod was slightly In
clined , and tlio boy was lying prostrate , with
bis head downwards. In seine way , k U not
known how , ho commenced to slide , and
being unablu to stop , ho full to the ground , u
distance of seven feet , striking uqunrcly on
his head. His neck was broiten by the force
of the full.
V > ' . C. LMcp prepared tbo body for tbo
ftmer.tl , which will take place this afternoon
ul - o'clocK.
Shugart & Co. carry largest stoclc of bulk
llold , garden and llowur seo.ls In the west
Catalogue and samples by mail.
T < i I.OVIM >
The largest lot of oats and the ilncst In the
city , also hay and feed of all kinds , at S.
' '
( Jo'ldstum .t'Co. , IMS ; ! West Broadway.
Dry storage at low rates , stoves and house
hold goods. j _ j { , Snydur , Pearl street.
\\lll Not ( live In.
The verdict of the Jury in the case of Kruc-
KMnpiliisl thu city for JIO.UUO for the loss of
the companionship of Ills wife , was opened In
the district court yesterday morning iin l ivat
found to l > u lu favor of the plaintiff to thu
amount of SiXX ) , a1) stated m yesturday's llii : ; .
L'ity Attorney Htowai-t at once gavu notice
that it would bo appealed to the supreme
court , and was given four weeks' tlmo In
which to prepare a bill of exceptions. There
is another cas.o on the docket , In which Krueger -
ger sues the city for a II no amount , in his ca
pacity of administrator of the estate of his
deceased wife , but It was agreed that it
should be postponed until thu present case
has nassed tbrough all tlio permutations and
combinations and lias been tully decided.
Tbo next thing on the assignment was the
case of John Kasmussen against C. W. Scott
and K. W. Kemp. Hy agreement of the at
torneys for tbo various parlies interested ,
tbu case was continued , as k was shown that
there had been no service of the notice on
Hcott , and it was a matter ot some doubt
whether his bondsmen , who are made par
ties to the suit , could be held responsible
under the circumstances. The case in which
Sopbus S. Neble was plaintiff and which was
biougbt under the circumstances as thai of
KiiMiiushun , was found to be in thu same con
dition nnd it too ban to bo continued.
None ot the other c-.ises on the day's as
signment were ready for trial and the rest of
tbo day was taken up with llio reading of the
docket" , which Interesting operation ridded
the court room of even its most faithful at-
tuml tints.
A decision was rendered by Judge Deemer
In the case of L. M. Turner against A. Wells.
A demurrer was Hied by tbo defendant sov-
er.il days ago on the ground Unit there was
already one injunction in full force against
him mill that tberelore all other actions were
barred. The demurrer was argued and the
plea of the defendant was sustained.
Jacob Ilaworth , who was made defendant
In another case commenced by Turner , Hied
a motion to set aside the default which hud
been entered against him.
In the case of JCinnia Wohrhalin against
Anton Wolirhr.hu the divorce was granted
and the title to lot ' 'a , block 'JO , Burn's addi
tion , was decreed to the plaintiff. She was
also awarded the custody of the minor child ,
George , aged t\vo and a luilf.
Time Table ol' tinIjaUc Manawa H. It.
Trains will leave 11 road way on the oven
hours-will leave the lake on tlio balf hours.
The last train will leave the lake at s : : ! < ) .
1'lrst train in the morning leaves the Broad
way depot at U o'clock.
Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms ;
witliin one and one-balf milei of the 1' . O. ;
all in t'caring ; good buildings ; possession
given at once. Call on IX J. llulchlnsou &
Co. , U17 Broadway.
Polices PloU-t'p.
W. II. Harrison was arnsted ye-.tnrdny
morning on an infi r.n.uion Illod by L. ( inld-
stein , charging him with 1 ircony. Harrison
has bioa employed as ti.Tk in the Model
clothing house , and Goldstein , thu proprietor ,
had a dispute with him when it came to p.iy-
InghimolT. Harrisoi' . ho chu nod , solve 1 a
check out cf Ills hand during the altercation
and rjfuscd to give It'back. Ho aci o 'dlr.Riy
turned him over to tbo pilice. H irrlson was
brought b 'orj Judge McC'o ? , but in the
incantlmu hu and his employer had settled
thcilinicully. Harrison paid thu costs and
was released.
S. Price and John A. Turner were the
names of Iwo men who undertook to run the
cook tit the Manhattan restaurant out of
doors Thursday night. The cook called ( be
police and the two fellows were ariested.
They wore found guilty of drunkenness and
disturbing the peace , and were lined SlO.u'J '
apiece.
, K E. Smith. Charles Bevas andV. . 11.
Burns were lined amounts from $10.10 to
? l."i.TO for diunUcnncss.
Lou Thornton , William Johnson , C. Mur
phy and C. Boico were examined on a charge
of disturbing the peace , but were discharged.
Tbo Boston Store. Council Bluffswill close
hcrcafterat li o'clock Tuesdays , Wednesdays ,
Thursdays and Friday evenings. Mondays
II o'clock.-Saturday.s 10 o'clock , Boston Store ,
Council UluIVs , Fotbcringham , VVbitelaw &
Co.
Freight fur IM miles prepaid on all goods
bought of Mandel .t Klein , 3'0 Broadway.
For Sale Two hundred tons of' 0313 and
baled hay. Inquire of Ben Marks.
lliU'N Hearing Postponed.
John Hill , who was arrested Thursday
morning at the Metropolitan hotel wtillo oil-
gaged In breaking open thu safe , was to have
had hearing before Justice Hammer yester
day afternoon. On account of the absence of
the county attorney it was decided to post
pone the hearing until next Mondav , as Iho
man Is a dusperatu character , and the Justice
does not care to lot him escape through any
irregularity which might turn up If the case
were allowed to take care of itself.
There are two charges against Hill , one of
which Is having burglars' tools in his pos
session. and thu other attempting to enter n
safe. Ho Is now In the county Jail , having
been removed from tbo city Jnll Thursday
night. Hu Is a tough character , as far as
can bo judged from appearances , although
apparently not over tnlrty years of age. Ho
was vUited uy ofllcors from Omaha , who
wanted to see if ho was not one of the men
who wore wanted across the river for safe
cracking. After they had examined him
they came to thu conclusion that ho was the
wrong man.
J.C. Blxby , steam ncatln ? , srxnltirr en-
Elucer.WJ Merriam block , Council UlufU
If you want It pure and n
And at a reasonable pr
Follow no now iluv Ico.
But send to us In a tr
At our off
Mulhollnnd .tCo. , No. 4 Pearl st. , Tel. 107.
Try Duquette .t Co.'s Pomona fruit Julco
tablets. They are delicious.
DoiHIi of Ditvld llyor.
A telegram was received yesterday morn *
IIIR announcing the iloatu of U.ivld Hyer , al
Nebraska City , which occurred Wednesday
nf ernoon. The deceased , who was formerly '
u printer in ihls city , wan stricken with
pir.ilvsls two years ago , and since that tlmo
lie has been unublo to do any hard work.
At'OJt six weeks ago he had an exceptionally
hard attack , and his death was expected , but
ho rallied and was at last able to bo removed
to tils homo. His Improvement was only fern
n short time , however. Ho had a largo num
ber of friends In f'ouncll Bluffs , who will re
gret to learn of his death. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
Malr has all sorts of fruit , sbado nnd orna
mental trceis , Uroadway , opposite postofllce.
When about to build don't fail to get prices
on lumber of Tbo Judd & Wells Co. , 813
Broadway. Telephone ! . ' " .
I'KM ; Drinks lor All.
When I. , . Harris opened hit bottling cstab-
lUhnicnl yesterday morning en Lower Broad
way , at the corner of Thirteenth street , he
found thai some one liiul been them since ho
had locked the establishment on Thursday
night. They had not only come , bul they
Ir.ul stayed right there , at least for some
lime. The cellar was the main Held for their
operations. In the cellar there were
a large number ot whisky barrels ,
with their bungs on top , Just
in the right position to tempt
u thirsty tramp. And the trump bad not lost
Iho golden opportunity. For the bung had
been removed from the hole In every barrel ,
and Iho liquor bad evidently been sampled in
each one , until it came to the last in the line ,
and from thai there protruded a long rubber
tube , which had boon Iho medium cf connec
tion between Ihe tramp's appetilo for the
pure stuff and the pure stuff Itself. The ap
petite referred to must have extended over n
good deal of territory , for there was not less
than live gallons of old O. F. C , Taylor
missing.
Drawers in the store were open , but as
nothing of nny value bad been left In them ,
nothing was missing.
Everything In house furnishing at Mandel
.t Klein's on easy payments. 3MO Broadway.
Itemovul.
Sncketl & Preston , dealers in coal , wood
nnd Hour , bavo removed from 3D Pearl strcel
lo 0' Broadway.
Kiin.-uvay < > OI > H Home.
The father of John Caldwcll , who was ar
rested Thursday afternoon while trying to
sell a horse which It was afterwards found
belonged to his lather , arrived in Iho city
yesteuluy morning and took a look at his
runaway offspring in the upper room of the
city building. He could iinil nothing missing
about Uio lad with the exception of some of
the dignity with which ho had been accus
tomed to ornament his person. Otherwise
he was easily recognized. The boy , the
father and the'horse started for homo yester
day afternoon.
When the boy was put in the city Jail
Thursday afternoon the officers neglected to
search him , as it was not thought necessary
lo go through with the routine that is used
with ordinary criminals. Yesterday mornIng -
Ing , however , it search was made , and con
cealed away down in the bottom of the boy's
pocket there was found a largo revolver ,
much like those which the heroes of dime
novels are usually supposed to use In plough
ing their way through uands of wild Indians.
The hotel opens at Lake Manawa May 'Jl
with a big blowout.
Drs. Wood bury , dentisls , HO Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone 143. High
grade work u specialty.
Still Ioyal.
A telegram has been received from Merrill ,
Wis. , staling that a sister of { Severlna Nor-
gaard will Do bore today to talto llio runaway
girl in charge. An ofllcer has been sent to
Des Molnes to get a requisition for McClel
land , and the whole party will probably start
for homo this evening. McClelland will bo
compelled to answer to thu charge of kidnap
ping.
ping.McClelland is still confined in the city Jail ,
and has written from that secluded resort
several letters to his bride expectant. The
girl Is stopping at the bouse of the chitf of
police. Hho slill remains loyal lo McClel
land , and cannot understand why It was that
the ofllcers were not willing that they should
bo married. _
Seed oats , corn , millet and seed potatoes ,
garden seeds of all kinds , at H. L. Carman's ,
& 00 Main and 501 Pearl streols.
It is to your interest to consult Mandel &
Klein before you buy your furniture , carpets
or stoves.
Until Divorce Cane.
A special session of distncl courl was hold
last evening with Judge Deemer on the
beach , to try the divorce case of Mrs. M. E.
Koth agalnsl C. E. Kolh. The grounds upon
which Iho divorce Is asked are desertion ,
cruel treatment and adultery. Mrs. Uotb
was represented hy W. II. Ware , while N.
A. Crawford appeared for the defendant.
The last of the charges was Iho only one lhat
was contested by thu defendant. After
hearing thn evidence Judcu Deemer granted
tbo petition of the plaintiff and gave her a
deciee ol divorce. Tlio question of property
was not touched upon , as an amicable scttlo-
menl bad been agreed upon by Ihe parties
before Ihe suil was commenced.
Lnco curtain * , cleaned from 5ue to $1.03 per
pair , at Twin Citv dye works.
Newest styles in furniture and carpets ;
bcsl cooking sieves in the world at Manuel . > c
Klein's Installment house , 3'JO Uroadway.
SiuMM-ssl'iil Hanking.
In another column can be found some very
interesting liguros in regard to the business
of Iho CHI/ens' State haul : . The compara
tive statements show a wonderful growth ol
business and rcllect credit on the wise anil
enterprisiiiL' management. Mr. Ilanimn , the
cushicr , and the olhor bantt ofllcials may wel !
feel proud of the showing , but they are not
the only ones. Every citizen , who looks o\oi
tbe figures -and every citizen should look
them over cannot but feel renewed conll-
dcnco In a city where such an Increase o :
business is possible.
What's the matto- with Iho Mueller musio
company < Only eight Hardman pianos were
sold this week.
Tlio Falrmount Be cigar at the Fountain.
till.l.Kli III' AX OI'"PICKlt.
Dos Molnoi Policeman Slioots Down
nn I' oapliiK Prisoner.
DKS MUISEI , la. , May 1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun lHi.J : : About noon toda\
Uufus Delong , n single man ngod abou
twonly-flve , was shot and almost instantli
killed by Officer C. B. COOK of the city police
Delong was under arrest for alleged larceny
and attempted to escape while being taken tn
Jiill. Cook says ho only shol lo frighten his
prisoner , and does not understand how the
ball struck him. He has surrendoiod am
will await the coroner's verdict.
lciiiest ! | lor Tailor.
F.VI.I. Ilivru , .Mass. , May 1. Among othc
bequesls In the will of Mrs. Hraylon Young
probated today , is f 10,000 to Tabor college o
Tabor , la. , to endow n scholarship to bo
called "Durfow scholarship. "
DoWitt's Little Early Hlsers. Best lllllo
pill ever made. Cure consllpalion over ;
lime. None equal. Use them now.
Cincinnati Saloonkeeper * Couviclril
CINCINNATI , O. , May 1. Over a year ago
two saloonkeepers were convicted of vlolallui ,
Urn slalo laws by keeping open on Sunday
The case has been appealed from tlmo lo
bul today the circuit court , which ranks nox
lo llio supreme court of the state , contlrmei
thu sentence of conviction of the lower court
The penalty Is a fine and Imprisonment.
Dr. Uirnov euros catnrrh. Qeo blil'g
Many lininl-'rant * ) at I nltlmore.
lUi.TiMoiit : , Md. , May 1. ( Spociil Telegram
gram lo TUB HBB.J Three thousand , two
hundred and sixty-seven immigrants arrived
at Locust Point yesterday on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Dresden and the Her
mann , Doth of which came from Bremen.
This 1s tbe largest number of Immigrants
that ever arrived la the port of Baltimore on
ono day , The Immigration to Baltimore dur-
Ing April reached IITIKI persons In eight
steamships , uhich has \xirallel lu the his
tory of ibo port.
n'tttmnin. .
Kale * of Two PaNseiiKern on a
Kni'openn Train.
VIIIXNA , May 1. [ Special Cablegram to
'nn Ilii : : . | A passcngeu traveling from
7ra < ; ron to I.omborg In the night express
rain suddenly drew two revolvers and with
no In each hand demanded of his three fel-
ow travelers In the sninu carriage their
loncy and valuables. A frightful struggle
nsucd In the narrow compartment. Although
ho men assailed were unarmed , they
ought with desperation. The rufllan used
ils revolvers , killing two ot Iho men In sue-
csslon. The thin ! passenger grappled closely
vlth the assassin , who tired In vain , being
unable lo touch him. Having emptied all thu
hambers of his revolvers , Iho assassin tore
nmsclf from tbo grasp of his antagonist ,
Hirst open thu car door nnd Jumped
rom the train while It was going
at full speed. As soon as possible the train
vas stopped. In the compartment where the
rapody occurred the Iwo passengers were
ound weltering I'l their blood on the
loor. The cushions and lining had
) cen torn up In the struggle , the
glass was smashed and the walls
vero spattered with blood and penetrated
vlth bullets. Tbo survivor was barely able
o Inform the horrilled passengers and guards
of what had happened. The train was backed
o the vicinity of the spot where It Is sup-
losed tbo assassin Jumped out , but no traces
if the miscreant could be found.
Spread ol' the Inllnen/.n.
LONDON , May 1. Reports received here
rom all parts of England show thai Iho epi-
lemle of Inllucn/.a Is sllll spreading. There
are many cases of Iho disease In Lonxlon.
Illls and factories nt different places have
> cen compelled to close on account of the dis
ease.
Confessed to Hie Minder.
VIKVVA , May 1. A Uussian named GllkofT
las been arrested In Servia for the murder
of BeltchelT , Iho Bulgarian minister of
i nance. Hu has made a confession and has
been sent to Iliik'urln.
Maroli of ! inin Puslia.
Bnti.ix , May 1. Tagoblatl today publishes
a dispatch , the substance of which Is that
Cmin Pasha Is now marching on Kibiri with
ho Intenlion of recovering the Ivory which
uis been abandoned there.
Hottomly is liroke.
LONDON , May I. Mr. Bottomlv , managing
lirector of Pansard's union , was in the bank-
uptcy court today. His liabilities nmo'int '
o$1.7. " > 0,000. Ho is a bankrupt , but states
that he hopes to pay his creditors in full.
'J hey Were Only Celebrating.
LONDON , May 1. The report of the slrand-
ng of a trans-Atlantic steamer near Kinsdalo
originated in tbo colubralion of May day with
ockets by fishermen.
IV.illnrt Ivvlill-ltion Opens.
HRIII.IN , May 1. The Berlin art exhibition
opened today with pomp nnd ceremony. Em-
> eror and Empress Frederick and many
) lher notables werei present.
lilsninrck'M Kleetion Sure.
Hrm.ix , May I. As later returns from the
election at Geestemundo .come In they show
the return of Prince Bismark to the reichstag -
stag is.iOi , ccrlaln.
Tin ; Death Itnll.
HALIFAX , N. S. , May 1. Bishop Melnlyre ,
ihe venerable bishop of Prince Edward's
Island , died last night of heart disease.
Over4. > 0. ( > tK ) Howoscales have boon sold
nil the demand Increasing continually. Bor
on Jis Selleck Co. , Chicago , 111.
Iowa and Honth Dukolii Pensions.
WASIIIXOTON , May 1. [ Special Telegram
to Tin ; BKI : . ] Pensions wore grunted today
as follows ; Iowa James M. Jamison , Will
iam Von Drcsky , James E. Ashton , Charles
II. Murphy , Asa Howard , Charles V. Hask-
Ins. William S. Victor , William G auge , Harrison
risen Clinkinbcard , Jackson Terrel , Jackson
J. Dowd , Dugald Stewart , Hnrvoy H. Fuller ,
Hobcrt Hodpers. Navy John L. Dalton ,
Abraham Frccland , Henry S. Lucas , Peter
Tealo , Edward Nugent , Samuel Sours , Tay
lor E. Stone , Frank Putsonor , Benjamin F.
Boutwcll. Additional Daniel How. Ites
toration and increase Lewis Woodward.
Increase Joseph Steinbarger. Peter Jacobs ,
Samuel N. Warren , Squire Timonds , Adam
Birk , James I. Gaddis , Elmoru K. Hiizen , iNu-
noleon B. Boore , John F. Dan , Thomas C.
Kweem , Michael Welch. George W. Slater.
Heissuo James A. Ueovc , John E. Douglass.
Henry Butler. Thomas L. Sims , Barrett J.
Grinnell. Original widows , etc. Susan ,
widow , of James E Ashton ; Susannah ,
mother ol Franklin A. Esbaugh.
South Dakota : Original-John McClure ,
Anton Stclmer , Joshua Slater , Silas J.
Flynn , William \r. Lucas. Amos Spardee.
Increase \.tl'.am { Hincr. Joslau II. Gordon.
Maximum Am unit of Seals.
WASHINGTON , May ) . Secretary Foster
has ilxed Iho maximum amount of seals
which Ibo Commercial company will bo al
lowed to vako during the coming season at
00,000.
Gesalcr'sMaglolIoadacno Wafers. Cures all
beadtches in 40 minutes. At all druggists
Coolc County After K.\-Trcasnrers.
CHICAGO , May 1 , bulls were becun today
against ex-County Treasurers Davis and
Seipp to recover the sums received by Ihcm
as interest on county funds while they occu
pied onico. Colonel Davis Is now director
general of tbo world's fair. No speclllc
sum Is mentioned in tbo bills.
Double Murder at a I ) nice.
Uini.MONii , Mo. , May 1. Wednesday night
during a quarrel between llatlsco Dorrcll
nnd John Finn at n dance at tlio homo of
Thomas Stewart , iiorrcll drew a revolver
and began shooting. Finn nnd n young man
named Thomas Cooper were killed and Mrs.
Stewart seriously wounded.
Saloon Uiimiliiir U ithont License.
EI.OIN , 111. , May 1. The saloons of Elgin
have refused to pay the $1,000 license lixed
by the council and are open today , unlicensed ,
by permission of Price , the retiring mayor.
Price's attorneys will endeavor lo enjoin
Mayor Ellott Grate from taking bis seat.
April \\entlicr L'rf'lfutiniR. (
If a pcelc of March dust Is worth a
Ulna's ransom , and April showers brinif
forth May Mowers , is it not right to pre
dict that ovury day in'tho ' mouth the
olcetrle-li'htodsl6aiu-hcatclvostibuled { , (
limited trains of the Chicago , Milwau
kee & St. I'anl railway will continue to
run on tlio short line botwean Omah'i '
and Chicago. The oloetrio reading
lamp in every berth of their palace
sleeping cars is their , own patent and
cannot bo used by any oilier company.
Ticket ollico , 1601 Farnam btroo't ,
Omaha.
CiiKtcr Ladles' Calico Hall.
The Women's Hellof Corps of George A.
Custer postGrand Army of the Republic , gave
a calico ball in .Metropolitan hall last even
ing. Five hundred invitations had been sent
oul by Iho ladies and a large crowd was Iho
result.
Calico dresses of all kinds , colors and styles
of mako-up were worn by the ladies , nnd cer
tainly produced a novel effect. It must bo
said , In Justice to the ladles , that they all
looked exceedingly well in calico. The com-
ilohann Holt's 'Malt i\tract :
lias wonderful Tonic and Nutri
tive properties that have made
it.so popular. Quito naturally ,
imitations have cnmo into the
market , against which the pub-
lie Hhould be warned. See that
"Johann HolV'rt" signature is
on the neck of. the bottlo. His-
nor < fc Mnndclfcoa I'o. , faolo
ngoutB , 0 Barclay Street , New York.
IzHGHlLxDREJSL'S WEXEXKtlfi
BROKING , KING 1 GO.'S . '
200 Knee Pant Suits $2 $ ,
Natty little suits that fit well , wear \vcll \ and arc sure lo
brine ; people back to trade a aiii :
200 Knee Pant Suits $2.50 $ ,
N'on-ripable Scotch Cheviots , neat , nicely made ; correct
for school or knockabout.
200 Knee Pan ! Suits S3.
Handsome plaids and checks in blue , brown and gray , all
knee pants run in ai esI to M years.
BOO Boys' Long Pant Suits , $4 , $3 , $6 ,
$6-SO , $7 and $ S.
You'll bo surprised nl the quality mid mnke we'll show nt such low pi-lacs. They're no1 mndo
for advertising purposes , they're mode to Vv'EAH and 13U 1LD UP THADE ON.
ei-iiR/r WAISTS.
For children's boys' nnd ladles' wear. Novelties Not shown elsewhere. See our shirt wnU.t dis
play in Douglas street window.
Money Cheerfully satisfy.BROWNING KING & CO
goods do not satisfy. , ,
S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas , THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
Sl.sND FOR mLvUSTKATb'vLJ G/VTAUOC.UM.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
rp\\u millinery iiupiuniiri' cli'ls wanieil tin-
1 mediately. A L'ond openln ; : . Mls > es Sprlnl.
.V ItaKMlale , Cmnicll lllutls Millinery I'urlor.s ,
.Ml Hi mill way.
\V ANTKO I'mir i'ner'utle por-nns to do
' Imht HiiiU IMI KOMI ! s.ilaiy. fall Im
mediately nt ? ' . " ' Mynster it I rut.
\ \ / ANTii : ) THO irlrls for liiiii-.i'wiiik.
i i Connor .t Mi'lici1. ID Main street.
"I7\OU \ SAl.i : Tor li ( > ntVaiitvil If you want
-L to buy , M'll or runt anvlhliii ; In tins tual
ustiitllui * ilou'l ilo It until you Inivi' M'i'ii our
liii'o ( tsl ! of bargains. SH.IIIValki \ > r , No. Hi'
Main and llil IVarl strri'ls CouiK-11 Hlulls.
"iroll ItKNT llousi * . lO''Mntsiniiii * > t. : fill per
-L iiKinlh. Imiulro oT Ciioicr | \ Mi'lliT.
"IjlOU SAI.K or Tr.uk > A linn nniiorti'il
JP flydi-dnlt'stallliin. Call on I ) . J. Iliiloli-
iiisnn A. Co. . ( it * Uroadway.
S'O.MK llni > ii'slili'iu'i1 iiropcity for runt by
lay.V ) llrss , : , ! ) IVarl str.ut ,
"IjlOU SALK lloti'l ci-ntrally loc-aluil , iloliiK
Jpood Ijtiilni'-s. Or will ivxuhaiiijt ) for Koi'd '
farm in westurn Inua.
lloli'l lease. fnrnltiiM ! and MMnres ; an A
No. 1 uhanee to st''p into a coed paying linsl-
neis Heusons for selling , oilier IIIIMIIU | * > S re-
quirln all owner' * iittuiitlon. I
llar iilns In lusldiMicii and liuolnt ! * ' ! prop
erty. K. 1' . Ollleer , real I'statu and insiiruiico
aRi'iit. No. 12 N. Miilnt. . . Ciiuncli Hlulls.
GAHIIKXS-Soiiu > eluik-u ciirili > ii liinil near
Coiinull Itlnirforsalu oniMi'-y terms , also
vineyards nnd a hnnu llsl of luwa farms.
Jolnision it Van Patten.
VK c\sli : \ customer for four lots Imlwo MI
HA
I'lst and .Vith sts. , between Avi > I ) and Ith
live. , J. I * . Uruenshlulds , ( U'J ' Uroadway.
T/IHU IT farm for sale or trade ! well locatel
J- and all In bearing ; K"o.I house and barn.
Will tike : MOIIIO Kood city properly , und eel :
thmiK'lvei. on balance. Call on or address 1) .
.1. Iliuelilnsnii . - Co. . ( it * Uroadwiiv.
TtK HKNT-The McMahon bloc-U , ; i story
J- . brick , with basemunt and elevator. J.V. .
Squlie , 101 1'eiirl street ,
"IjlUIJSAIjIC A bargain ; now modern linnsu
-L with all the late ImprovoinunU , w'von
rooms ; will sell on en y paymenls ; located oa
the I'lfth avenuu motor line. 1) . J. Hutchln-
son , G17 llroudway.
TD1OK SAIjB or Kant QirJan lanJ , vrltU
K homuj , by J. U. llloo. 101 Mala it. , Oouaatl
BluITi
1S01 I TOLD YOU SO. 1891.
The .Towel Vapor Steve is the host
generating stove in the market. The
.Reliable I'roccss is the leader in pro
cess stoves. The hot air tubes are con
nected by removable iron elbows , al
lowing easy uccess for cleaning pur
poses. The vapori/.cr is a perforated
brass cylinder hold in p'.aco by three
brass sprint ? arms , anil can ho lifted
out and cleaned. Our steve is Iho only
one so provided. We have done away
entirely with the sub-llama. Tlio Ihimo
can be turned high or low. They are
going like hot calces. The second car
load ordered.
LAWN MOWK11S.
Buy the genuine Philadelphia Lawn
Mower. It was unexcelled 17 years ago ;
it is unrivalled now. Those made 17
years ago were good , but those made
now are very far in advance of thorn in
every point of morit.
lUOFUiGKHATOUS.
We have a full line of hardwood re
frigerators at prices that will soil them.
Fly time is coming. Got your screens
up before the Hies como and jou will
escape lots of annoyance. I have the
largest and best line of door and win
dow bcreons in the market.
1' . C. liVoi , .
501 Broadway , and No. 10 Main Street.
A True I'.iediiMlnn.
Wo told our patrons last season that the
old style easolino slovo was n thliiR . f the
past. Tills year , by paying a $ ri,0il ) ) . ( 0 roy
alty to the makers of the New I'roccss Vapor
Stove Co. , every other vapor stove company
can make a stove under Iheir patents. Wo
are the exclusive ngetit for the original XKW
I'uorr.iB steve with Its Krcat iv.n improve
ments , also fortbo Quick Meal Now Process ,
tbo best of all the ulhers. Our lasl year's ex
perience has enabled us lo selccl iho best
sieves tor our IS'JI ' trade. We will sell on
BAiV I'AYMIINT.'o Will SOIld StOVOS Oil
trial and ( juaranteo satisfaction don't pur
chase before seeing us. Cole it Cole , -II
Mala street.
ltel'riteritors ( lll I'ayIIKMIIK.
Greatosl bargains over otl'ernd. Lawn
mowers. liulK | 'a.iden seeds. Victor bi
cycles. Cole & Cole , -111 Main street.
mitlec arraiifjcd a very neat proKr.iinmo of
twenty-four dunces , which was interrupted
only "by an elegant supper , served by tbo
ladles.
There were two prUes to bo given to the
neatesl calico suit worn. The award was
made after the intermission for supper. The
ladies of the corps certainly deserve credit
for the manner in which they handled the
ball.
Queen ol' tlio .M iy.
Say ma , the pirls say If my face want so
speckled up with pimples , they'd make me
"Queen of the May. " What shall 1 del
AVhy , j'ct a bollloof Mailer's sarsaparllla and
burdock , of course ; It's Iho most wonderful
blued purifier of the nun.
Kills Caught a lirnsM Tlllef. ,
Henry Smith n young man of twenty , was
arrested after a hard chase by Detective Kills
last night. Kills discovered where about
thirty pounds of online brass had been
planted , anil waited lasl nlphl for the thieves
to como and carry oil their plunder. Smith
und nnoiher younc man appeared upon the
scene about \0'M : o'clock and were surprised
by tbo ofllcer. liuth men ran , bul Dolecllvo
Kills followed Smith , who was captured in
on alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streols anil C'ass and California. Smllh was
implicated In a couple of burglaries here two
years ago and U well kuowu lo tbo police.
J. D. EDMUNDSON , President , E. L. SHUGAIlT , Vioo Prc-taont.
CHAS. n. HANNAN , Cushlor.
Council Bluffs , lowrei.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS.
V/sf , rSo. JIM Y 7s/ ,
Loans and Discounts , $710,811.01
Expons-'oiand 1'aj.es fnUl , , 0,71)7.80
Fumtturo and Fixtures 6,000 00 C.000.00
Heal Estate , 3OOL'.I)5 ) 2,001.31
Oat.li in Hanlis. $174,701.70 $311.040.42
Ciwh on Hand , 130,034 55 0(1.404.81) ( _ 37P-MG.3l
$7d7.O01..O
Canltil Stock , $15Pf 00.00 $150,000.00
Surplus and ProlUa , 57,085,01 7. 05 1 " 'I
Deposits , 67P.076.4O _ 871' , H'.04
$787,061.40 $ rio2 oi' .oa
Highest cash price paid for rags and
all kinds of scrap metals.
Country dealers and merchants will
find it to their advantage to communicate -
cato wltli us before disposing of their
stocks. G1LINSKV 11UOS. ,
Union Broadway Depot ,
Tel. 301. eouneil'Hlull's , In.
Finloy Burke. Thos. E. Oasa.ty.
IJURKli & CASADY ,
Attorneys-at-Law
I'llACTICK IN THU STATK AN'I ) I-'KOIillAL
COUIITS.
onices : J. J. Hrown lluildln ? , t'otmull ItlunN ,
Iowa
NEW OG DEN HOTEL
The Now O daa Hot l , in Council IJl.i fs ,
li'is been cora.ilotid rufarnls iu-1 an mi-la M *
izod UiToiu'hnnt , anj ii nJW on i of tin b nt
hotels in lliij state. His locatd.lla t'.ia ' bail *
ness p.irtof t loclty an I tin eluDtnj uiDtD.-i
II.TK-J the door every tour minute ] , Firj 11-
oapus and llro alirms throughout , til i b ill 1 *
inc. Steam heat , hot anl cold w.itar : 11
sunshine in pvury room. Table u is irp V3i j I
anywhere. Il'ites , $ ,00 a dny.
GBO. M. WHITNEY. Manager.
C. A. HAMMER ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
O1TICE , 4li Uroadway , Council HlulTla1
Gas Heating Stoves.
No Awiins ! No J-.MOKI : .
Just tbo thins for bath rooms , bed rooms , cto.
Call and bcc our lar u -.orlincnU
C. B. Gas nnd Electric Light Co.
'Jll I'oarl and ' . ' 10 Main .Street.
To Bee-Keepers
I carry a full line of Uockoopuru' sup
plies , including comb foundation , hon
ey knives , Hinolcor * * , si-ctlon * ) and all
niippllcH lor the apiary. M. S. UOOl1
o'JU h. Uroadway , Council HlulTb , Iowa
-O. . uS'c. , . ' " ' " ! \ < { "
Electric Truss33 ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DR. C. I ! . JUDD ,
< 3O6 Broadway , Council Bluflfa , In
TUIiUIMIO.S'HS.
orricr. . 17. i.nsiDSNJ :
D. II. McDancld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aid Packers' Supjlij } ,
Market Fixtures , Casing ,
Fnlcns and Hau n ? < i MukorV Mauhlnnry. 15) .
hiSlain.st. ! . Counull IIhutj , la. Also doulun
n llldcH uud I'uri
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
s I. A. Mlllnr , K. O Oloaian , K. U
Bhuvart. M K. HarUJ. U Edinunduon. ( Jluirloj
K. llannan Tr.insaot Konor.il bankln ; binl-
ness. Lireit : uapltil and aurpliu ul auf
bankln Sjiithwoslorn lo\ra. \
INTEREST ON TIMI DEPOSITS ,
OR.AND
. ,
Council Bluffs , In.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Open.
Cragin & Co. , Proprietors.
27 MAIN STKEKT.
Over 0. It , Jaciuumln | li ( Jo. , Jewelry Rtoro
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main am Ilroirtnay ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In forols'n an 1 do-iiontli ) x liantt
Collurtlou mudu und iutorutl iiul on ll.na
du'ionlt $
COUNCIL BLUFFS STE.\\I \ DYE WORKS
All 1(1 nils of Dyltu- and ( 'li'iinlir ; < luiin In thij
UlKlichlStyluuf tbu Art , I'mluJ and Sliilnoil
I'ubi'ii's inadi ) tn look as K I ( 111 now. Ilitd
I'Vathi'is Cioaiii'ii Hy Mnaiii , In I i-si Clim
Muiincr. WjrU promutly donn uri.l dullvurcd
lu all parti of thoqountry tmrl for prlca
C. A. MilOIIAN. I'ron. ,
101J llrutuhvuv. Nijir ; NorlhwiHtuni Uupot ,
COU.NCII Ix.
HyVt Kur , None nnil Tliruut
Sii'i-lllll | > t.
Council lllutti , - - lutvti.
MII ii cyi' , rni t-yw * ) , .
imlndd unil wi'iik vl lmi , '
tMiriirliu , ilfiifnuti * . illi-i
[ InirKut frtini Din fiirH.
tnrrli , liny fnvur , uitlnuit
ninl nil uciilu lunl ilirunlu
nITcclldiiii ot tliu tliroiit a
| 0i > liilly ( ilnu iiyni tit *
tcil wliliiiiit irnln ( iln m ucciirntuly ( iri'serllicd la
illlllfiillciiniK , nliciii ciirlNK uluunlo nitiinilKli an > 1
nick hciiilniliii. KiirKlcul O | ! nillnn * , wu > n nociii <
> ury | i liiliM > ly | 'rfiTnii"l , uinurlni ; hn.t runulu
OIIK-vJUuvurtllcau tlock , ruuiul , Cuiuicll llluUi , U