THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:4lONDAY : , JUNE 1 , 1891.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
CH'TICIi : No. 12PKARL STP.KKT ,
K ndlvcru'ii by Carrier In any part of the City.
* 11 , W. TlfYl'ON MANAGKK.
i'M ' On'cc ' , Xo. 43 ,
Nlpht Kdltor. No. Kl.
N. Y. P. CV.
Council IJIufTs LumbrrCo. , coal.
Craft's chattel lo.ms , 001 Snpp block.
Hcnl Koclt Springs coal. Thatcher , 10 Mnln
If you wtuit water lit your yard or house
go to IHxby'c , : WJ Morrmm block.
J. H. Hawkins wnt arrested yesterday for
drunkonnc.ss rind disorderly conduct.
Miss Stella Patterson entertained n num
ber of her friends at a picnic Saturday afternoon -
noon ,
Miss Nannie L. Horsey of Chicago Is In Iho
city , the guest of Mrs. Gus Kuhn , 7' ' . " ) Wash
ington sttreot.
K. M. Hunker addressed the men's montlnir
yesterday uftcrnoon at the young Men's
ChrlMliui association rooms.
Tlio Woman's Christian association will
meet thia afternoon at 'I o'clock with Mrs. 1.1.
W. Tullcyj on Park avenuo.
Tim Social union of the Presbyterian
elm roll will meet torroriow evening with
Miss Lora Hlacic on Third avenue.
J. Y. I'mler , formerly of this city hut now
living In Chicago , Is visiting friends In the
lilulTs. He IH stopping at the ( ! raml.
The proposed triii of the Wheel club to
Miilvorn and loturn was postponed Indefinite
ly on account of tlm threatening weather.
Tim funeral of Iho late Mr. A. II , Ham took
plncoyesterday afternoon from the residence
nt the corner of Twenty-ninth street and
Avenue ( ! .
A memorial service was held last evening
nt the Trinltv Methodist church. A sermon
was preached by the pastor , I lev. H. Alexan
der , and the solillrrs attended In a body ,
marching to the dim ah to the music of Wall
McKadderi's drum corps ,
The Hood Templars of the city will give a
social In tlieir hall In the Archer block this
evening. A in1 steal and literary programme
lins IHCII pieparcd. Mrs. Dillon , the popular
fcinuer. accompanied by Mr. Sims , will rcti-
dor several selections. Admission free.
N. Long , who tends bar nt ' ! V > Broadway ,
was aricstcd yestotilay morning by Olllcer
Kelly for keeping bis place open on Sund ly.
Wlion tlie ofllcer mudu his entry into the
room hong was standing at the bar with
seven thirsty men In front of the counter ,
cacti with u-bcur sebooer before him. All tbo
customers were locked up in the city jail tenet
net as witnesses tills morning In police court.
W. W. Ciilinoro raised a large amount of
noise In tils part of the eltv yesterday after
noon. Ho lives nt the corner of avenue 13
and Tenth street. Ilo turned tils wife out of
the bouso , sent bis children Hying to tbo
neighbors for protection , and was chiming
the hired girl nr.sund the house with an axe
when Ofllcor Wyatt appealed on the scene.
Mr. Ullmoro was taken to the police station ,
but oven there ho could not restrain his
pugnacity. The combined efforts of Deputy
Marshal Fowler and Oflicurs Martin and
Wyntt were necessary to prevent him from
tearing down the Jail. Ho was booked with
drunkenness und disturbing the peace. Ho
will have a hearing this morning.
Morgan's prices fdr furniture on install
ment plan lower than any other nouso in city.
Ho-upholstering specialty ;
22e line French sateens for irie Monday at
the Boston Store , Council BlulTs , fa.
D All our military capes at half price. $ . > .00
capes for S'.ttl , fli.OD capos for $1 ! I'O , ? ' .i.OO
capes for S.'i.OO , f'H.OO ' capes for $7.50 all day
inonday and Monday niyut. Boston Store ,
Coiincil Bluffs , la.
on lirnntlway.
Pour young bloods came over from Omaha
yesterday afternoon to see the sights. They
drove a double seated rig from an Omaha
stable , and felt very gay. On lower Broad
way , In the vicinity of Twenty-HUn
street they overtook n carriage containing
three ladies , also from Omaha. The two out-
tits wore soon driving at full speed up Broad-
Broadway , sometimes ono rig being
ahead , and sometimes tlm other. Sud
denly a police ofllccr appeared on the
scene , and the septet was nmchcil to the
police station , The women , who woto ap
parently respectable , insisted that they had
not been racing ; their horse simply felt'k en ,
and they could not restrain him' After an
admonition the ladies wcro allowed to depart.
ono of them tearfully vowing that slio never
would eo buggy riding again. The threeS
young men were held , and will hr.vo 11 hear
ing tnls moraine : on the charge ot reckless
S driving. They pnvo tholr names as .1. Wil
liams , ( Jcorgc Dougherty , I runic Peters n.id
William Koss. They gave bail for their ap
pearance.
Cnlf'iiY HprliiK < vin Ilio Hook iNliuul.
Everybody has heard of thorn , located on
the "Great Hock Island Houto. " Col fax has
n tlo/on medical mineral springs and hun
dreds dally testify to tliuir merits. Savon
llrst-elnss hotels furnish pleasant homes at
very low rates to the throngs of health and
pleasure seekers.
Pont < 'luli XCUP.
The Council Binds Uowing association Is
malting pron.iratlons for an nctivo season's
work. There arc about ono hundred mem
bers at present , and the list is constantly
growing. They have recently purchased the
boat house at Manawa from the club , Uiid
now have two houses , one of which is used
for ilia practice shells and the other for
plensuro boats. Tlioro Is n scheme on loot
now. however , to sell the old house , and if
the deal Is consnmatod , the house will bo
moved from its piosent site. Next year It is
the intention of the club to build now ana
inora commodious hcadquartcis. The llnan-
cos of the club nro away ahovo ji.ir this year ,
and it is thought that the contemplated im
provements can bo uuulc without any
iron tile.
Ladies' all silk vests worth $1,00 for -Iflc ,
not over three to u customer , Monday all day
nt the IJoston Store , Council muffs , la ,
Sanitary soap , also a special glycerine soap ,
iniinu fact u red for ourselves and'marked Hus
ton Store , IK ) per cent glycerine. The above
two makes for 5 cents n cake , Just half price.
Boston Store , Council UluiTs , la.
No UH < > Cor tlm Umpire.
There was a game of baseball at the drlv-
park yesterday afternoon between the
Models of Council Ilulls ! anil the Diamonds
Omaha. It was as nlco a game as Is often
seen among amateurs , At the end of the
first half of the eighth Inning the score stood
4 to II In favor of the Models. Mctz of the
Models butted the ball to loft and run to Ilfbt.
The umpire paouounced him safe , but the
Diamonds claimed that he did not reach the
base until the ball had got thero. They ac
cordingly throw up the Mionga at that pol.i-
ot the game and went back to Omaha , bluint
Ing the umpire for their defeat.
Grand opening of Schutzon park at Luke
Miimtwu with concert , ball ami prlzo bowl-
1iif ( , Sunday , May HI. 1'rUoi :
One iold-hcndcd cauo.
Olio Kold-heuOud ninbrollu ,
Ono tfolil watch chain ,
Ono silver butter dish.
Ono silver pleltlo castor
Ono pair ladies1 olil bracelets.
ol' .MIISOIIH ,
The Masoulo grand lodge meets in Cedar
Rapids tomorrow. Preparations have been
niudo to recelvo guest * from all parts of the
state , and a largo attendance Is assure. ! ,
Chief Ciiry of the police force left for Cedar
Kaplds last evening ; Or. T. U. Lacy and
James Patterson will start tonight , and
Alderman Peter Wind will leave today for
the &amo place , 'Iho school of Instruction
convenes today , ami the moating of the
grand lodge proper will take place tomorrow.
Tlm Lake Manuwa hotel has boon roinod-
s clt'ii , refurnished and renovated throughout ,
* and will bo opened Wednesday noon , June U ,
8c heavy shirtings for 60 n yard nt the llos-
tun Store all day Monday aud Monday night ,
Council Uluffs , k.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Slumber of the Citizens Rntlsly Disturbed by
Saturday Night's ' Storm.
FEARS OF A CYCLONE WERE GENERAL ,
IloiirlttK Win-In , CrnHhliiB Tluiiulcr
nnd fjtirld Ijl MlnltiK Conililin ; In
Grand Orntorlo Rfl'uctH ol
tlio
A prrat deal of consternation was created
Saturday nlt'tit between 11 nnd 12 o'clock by
a terrible coritmotion in the sicy northeast of
the city. Many people who had retired were
aroused b.v the loud roaring sound , and those
wtio had over had any experlcnco from n cy-
c'ono ' recounted the presence of the aerial
monitor b.v the hl h-pitchcd and angry roar.
I'ho upper portion of the cloud could only bo
seen above the hills north of the city , and
the course It was taking could not bo defin
itely determined during the evanescent
Hushes of the lightning. Muny people took
refuge In their cellars and awaited develop
ments In the safest place they could.
The cloud swung around from the north to
tlio northeast and dlsappa.ircu in that direc
tion. The roaring soung continued for thirty
minutes add gradually died away. Almost a
dead calm prevailed all over tlio city and a
slight shower mingled with hall was all the
storm experienced.
That , it was u cyclone was not doubted by
scores of people who had seen enough of
them to bo able to roco nlzo ono when they
saw it. The belief was general that the
coudtry north and east of the city had been
visited by a disastrous tornado , but as the
moat reliable information to bo obtained was
based iipcn pure conjecture the town returned
to Its beds after anxiously watching the
clouds for half an hour , expecting to get up
yesterday morning and hoar all about an
other ( irinncll horror. The play of the
lightning from ono central point in the clouds
was Incessant and the icy cold wind thin
c.inia from Iho north n few minutes after the
storm passed was regarded as ttio llnal proof
of the cyclonic character of the disturbance.
Early yesterday morning people living
several miles north of the city cnmo to town
to get the .storm news. Thov reported that
it had passed apparently ten miles north of
them. No tidings of any disaster , however ,
were received , nnd It the storm was a
cyclone Itcontinued high in the air until it
had spent its force. Many people took car-
llanos yesterday and drove 'out , in the
country in the fipprrent track of the tor-
nady , but returned in the evening without
having encountered anything moro ihun a
lot of tornl'ii d farmers.
Good apron ginghams , , " > c a yard. Extra
quality apron iringhams , li' c ; will compare
with any Sc goods , Boston Store , Council
IHuffM , In. _
Furi.iture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , and ull house fur
nishing goods , cash or on easy payments , at
Mnndel & Klein's.
Steward's Iri-.li linen thread , two spools for
. " > c. Urook's nest sol t llnish machine thread
in all numbers , black and white , for lo a
spool , lioston btotelotiucil ! Blults , la.
One Glumou Ijel't.
Attorney General Stone has given an
opinion with regard to the power of the gov
ernor to remit fines that have been levied on
account of violations of the state liquor law.
The imiulry which the opinion is aimed to
answer \vas put to him by Governor lioies.
I'ho case in question is that of the state
against Jacob Ilowarth , who was tried on a
charge of violating the liquor law in Ear-
risen county. Ilo was convicted and .sent-
tonced to pay a line of $ . ! 0'l. He appealed
the case to Hie supreme court , after giving
bond. The decision of the lower court
was nfllrined , nnd as Ilowarth did not
pay. Judgment was given on the bond , and
it was sought to force the sureties to pav the
required amount. The sureties applied to
the chief executive and tried to Induce him
to remit the line by using his official pardon
ing power. Governor Boise was doubtful
whether ho had tbo right to do so. To sat
isfy the doubt in his own mind ho laid the
matter before the attorney general.
The attorney general In his opinion states
that ho believes the constitution uivcs the
governor the light to remit fines ot the kind
mentioned udncr such regulations ns have
been provided by law. The law provides
that ho may remit lines and forfeitures upon
such consideration and with such restrictions
as lie may think lit. Us thinks the main
point to bo investigated is whether the for-
loituros under consideration belong to the
class which , according to the wording of the
statute , it is intended to give the governor
the rluht to remit. Ilo refers to the case of
Harbin iiL-ainst tbo state , in which it was de
cided that the governor had the ripht to
remit a Judgment which had been rendered
upon a forfeiture of a bond piven after arrest
on preliminary information and pending a
hearing bofoao a magistrate. The court hpld
that u line In that case was subject to remis
sion by the governor , and the only difference ,
according to Iho opinion of tno attorney gen
eral , between the omul in the two cases is
that In tbo Harbin case the bond was for ap
pearance , and In the other was for an appeal
to the supreme court.
A nice pure mottled caslllo soap , 3 cakes
for Hc ) , sold everywhere for lOo a cake. Bos
ton Store , Council Bluffs la.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel , Telephone 145. High
grudo work u specialty.
I'J' ' o black check , stripe and plaid organ
dies , 1'J yards for $1.00 , Monday at the Boston
Store , Council BluITs , In ,
Odd lots of corsets sold for 75o nnd $1.00 ,
Including borne of tbo most popular makes ,
all in one lot for 50o each while they last.
Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la.
tll ( ) I'lllOC.
The building committcoof the First Baptist
church met an architect Saturday afternoon ,
for the purpose of getting some further ideas
as to the now church building which it is pro
posed to erect. Plans had been prepared , but
they wcro not in all respects satisfactory , and
the most of the afternoon was devoted to a
discussion of thn plans , and the making of
suggestions. A now sot of plans will bo prepared -
pared and will bo presented to the committee
at Us next meeting , which takes place next
Saturday afternoon.
It Is intended that the building shall cost
about if''O.OOO. exclusive of the lot on which It
Is to stand. Whether or not It will bo erected
on the situ of the present building cannot be
said Just yet. Ono of the committee ) stated
yesterday that the trustcos had hit upon a
combination by which it was expected that
the funds necessary to do the work will ho
raised In u very abort tlmo. Tno work of
collecting will bo commenced in a few days ,
Double fold Columbia suitings In stripe * ,
plaids und llgurcs , some beautiful wool ef
fects at lOu a yard , would bo cheap at lOc.
Boston store , Council Bluffs , hi.
Mar Bouricius , music teacher , removed co
MS Broadway , over U. B. mtisio company.
lOc Turkey red table napkins , So each , or
50c a dozeu. Boston Store , Council B lulls , In.
Now Club HOOIIIH.
The furniture of the now club rooms belonging
longing to the "League" is all in place und
TWO GUI ; AT AUNDS"AG lIlI
Sir Morrull Muckonztu ntul Professor
Koch , the liitfhust authorities in Europe ,
unhosttutinKl.v recommend the Sodon
I'astUlos ( Troches ) for till Throat , Lung
ntuU'nturrhnl dlt-ouses. Agnlnat Mularln
und ether ntiuoaphoi'io liiliuonccs , these
troehos nro without oquul. liownro of
Imitations. The genuine must hiivo the
testimonial ntiil Hlpuuturo of Sir Morroll
Mackenzie around every box , Price SCo.
the room * are now open and ready for occu
pancy. The only means of egress and In-
press Is through the hotel , a passage way
having bcon opened up so as to connect the
club room with the fourth floor of the Grand
hotel. The furniture is neat and tasty in np-
nearanco and the rooms are very pleasant. A
grand opening Is talked of among the mem
bers.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Try Duquette & Co. ' * i'oraona fruit Juice
tablets. They are delicious.
rtirco of our most popular makes of JI.OO
corsets for 5)c ) Monday at the Boston Store ,
Council UluiTs , la.
Union Park races , Omaha and Council
Bluffs , June 0-12 , f 1,000 ; Sept. 8-11 , M.i'OO ;
Oct. ' . ' 0-t ! ' , ' , $1,000. For programmes address
Nut Brown , seo'y. , Merchants' ' hotel , Omaha.
llnslifiil Bridegrooms.
MlniHtoi's declare that in nine CIIFOH out
of ton brides nro much moro self-pos
sessed than tlio bridegrooms when tlio
inarrlncre ceremony Is boitifr performed.
A fch.v , modest-looking llttlo urcnturo
tobed in white willt > tnndpurfcflly erect ,
looking thoministcrealinlynnd squnroly
in the eye without for nn instant losing
her frolf-poibo , while tlio biy , blunt six-
footer of u bridegroom bv her side is
pule nnd nervous und trembling. His
lingers nro likely to twitch nervously ,
'ind ho may even hitch lit his troubor
legs or twist n cornel' of his cout skirt.
I wnsonco "best mnn" to n stalwart ,
middle-aged bridegroom , noted for his
courage nnd fent of during , says n
writer in the Philadelphia Call , nnd
when the time came for us lo go downstairs -
s-tairs to meet the bride and hot1 atten
dants , he nearly had a lit , and ho looked
like a walking corpse till through the
ceremony. I had to keep saying ,
"Brace tip , old boy , " and "Come ,
come , you've got to go down , " to got
him started ut nil ; an-1 ivt the door ho
was idiotic enough to clutch at mo and
say :
"Say , Fred , how would It do to have
Mary and tlio preacher slip in hero and
have it all over with before wo go down
at ull ? I can't go through it before all
that crowd. "
"Idiotl" 1 said , briolly and pointedly
enough as to leave no doubt as to my
meaning , "Mary won't como in hero ,
and you will go down this instant. "
Ilo got through at last without doing
of saying anything ridiculous , in which
respect ho was luckier than another
stalwart bridegroom of my acquaintance ,
who was so dazed and overcome that ho
hold out ono ol his own fingers for the
ring when the minister said , ' 'With this
ring I theo wed. "
Another bridegroom I know lost
his head to such a degree that when
it came time for him to say , "I , Horace ,
take thce , Annie , to bo my lawful wed
ded wife , " ho said , 'in an un
naturally loud tone , "I , Annie , take
theo , Horace , to bo my lawful wedded
wife , " and when the time came for him
to introduce his bride lo some of his
friends who hud not yet been her ho did
it by saying , awkwardly. "Ah , or Miss
Carter , this is my wife. Miss Barton , "
calling her by her maiden nntno.
Few men say "my wife" easily and
naturally the lirst time they use tlio
words in public.
A funny ease was that of a badly rat
tled bridegroom who staren blankly at
the minister until asked if ho took "this
woman to bo his lawful wedded wife , "
when ho started suddenly and hastily
and said in the blandest manner : ,
"Ah ! beg pardon , were you speaking
to mo ? "
A village preacher said that ho once
married a rural couple at the homo of
the bride's parents in the presence of a
largo company of invited guests. The
bridegroom was u big , bony , red-faced
young fellow , who looked as though ho
could have felled an ox with his fist ; but
ho shivered and turned pale at the be
ginning of the ceremony , and at its
close lie fell down in a dead faint , to the
manifest annoyance of his bride , who
had bcon as cool as a cucumber.
The Ijalcc Sliorc'H New Past Train.
June 7 the L. S. & M. S. railway will
place in dailv service a fast morning
train via the N. Y. Central and B. & A.
to leave Chicago at 10IiO : a. m. , nmvtns1
at Now York 2:10 : p. m. , Boston 8-10 : p.
m. , next day. Close connection is made
with all diverging lines throughout Now
England , enabling passengers to reach
the moro important points in this section
as well as the Atlantic coast resorts , before -
fore dark. Tlio equipment of this train
is now throughout and consists of vcsti-
buled sleepers , buffet library car , coach
and dining car. No extra fare. Send
for complete schedule of trains and sum
mer tourist folder. II. S. Barlow , 18o
Biddle street , MilwauKee , Wis. ; C. 1C.
Wilber , VV. P. A. , Clileago.
IiicandcHcciit Lamp Tor Denies.
A new him ) ) has appeared which will
bo a boon to the = o who are anxious to
save ttio eyes all unnecessary strain
while carrying on clerical work. This
lamp is designed especially for desks or
tables where it is desirable to concen
trate a bright licrht for writing or read
ing , while the eye is afforded tlio maxi
mum amount of rest possible. The sides of
the lamp are almost straight , while tlio
bottom , or largo end , is as nearly Hat
as possible. It in claimed that the
straight lines provide better rollectlng
surfaces , and prevent , as much ns possi
ble , uneven intensities of light upon the
object. The inside of the butt and the
outside of the globe are silvered and the
incandescent liliuncnt is actually sur
rounded on three sides by a mirror ro-
llecting all the light downward. While
the lamp may bo placed on a level or a
little nbovo the level of the oyc , no light
strikes the eye directly from tlio lamp ,
as the slivering is covered and protected
by an opaque substance.
fJEPl'EKMIA'T ItltOl'H.
The tlmo Is coming In which the man who
earns his bread by the sweat of bl.s bro.v
need not work very hard in order to do It.
Did you over notice how fashion revolves
"
sort of"a turnstylo , as it wero.
Our alleged early spring seems to have had
a fall.
A fool and his winter underwear are soon
parted.
Defined tin aching void the hole whore
your tooth was when the dentist began op
erations.
Money can talk in every nation , every
tongue , from Greenland's ' Icy mountains to
India's coral strand.
Though titled husbands sometimes co > t n
lot of money , they aru bcldom dear to their
wives ,
U is rather odd , but when a man gets low
down ho Is always hard up.
The privileged old beau Is n man of some
"my dears , "
The longer most men are married , the moro
they are convinced It was tholr wives who
asked them to marry.
The man who is always thinking of himself
seldom has any colluboratours.
The best Is the uuoapsst in the end , no
doubt , but a good many Of us never get so
far as the beginning.
There are some women who seem to bo
only good to love pug dogs.
It is usually the "bright" man who is
"polished" in his manners.
The telephone enables two men to ho to
each other without becoming confused.
"Great Simr ! " Is the favorite exclamation
of the soda water salesman.
"This Is a necK-squeezud-lt .llttlo affair , "
remarked the man who was hanged.
Many college graduates are excellent oars
men , yet they do not know how to paddle
tholr own canoes when they go out into the
world ,
HFor every man who knows moro than ho
tolls ihcro are fifty who tell moro ttmu they
know ,
GHOULS AT HARP'S ' CRAVE ,
1 ! I
Eobbsra Attempt to SWW tha Body of tha
Deiul Showman.
't ' i
BUT TWO WATCHMEN WERE ON HAND ,
The Villains KsLMiMlii , ( lie Ourknosn ,
but Iiunvo TlielrJTooN In the
Uxcnvnllon Wtlo Ha *
Bltlo ttio Tomb.
nnitiarroiiT , Conn. , May 30. A daring at
tempt to steal the boJy of I' , T. Barnum. tlio
dead snowman , win m.ulo about ! 1 o'eloulc
yesterday morning by rfhouh. At the tlmo
there was a drizzling rain and It was very
dark. George Callahan and .lolin Blakeman ,
the watchmen , were sleeping In a shanty
about fifty feet to the south uf tbo grave.
J'ho llttlo house Is in n grove and cannot bo
seen from the grave on a dark night. The
men roll asleep about twoo'clock ' , having been
nwako during the previous day. C.illahan 1
i light sleeper and was aroused by the sound
of a pick. Ho quickly aroused tils companion
and both looked to tholr revolver * . Finding
them ready for busluuss they noiselessly pro
ceeded In the direction Of the grave , whence
the sounds camo. Tney crept to within n
do/en foot of the tomb without being heard.
Callahan then asked , "Who's there P
No reply came , but tlio work stopped and
ono of the moil exclaimed "Hun , boys , for
your life ; wo arc oaujjht. "
They dashed off and both watchmen fired
.lieir pistols at them. They continued shoot-
lie until their rcvolvora were emptied. A
cry came from one of the men after he had
run a short distance and the guards supposed
10 had been shot. Thev foliowoti but could
Inct no ono. Then they reloaded their re
volvers to bo prepared for a return of the
ghouls.
They did not return , however , and an in
vestigation was undo at the grave. On the
lorth sldo was found an excavation in tlio
; round several feet dean. The ground there
s soft and it had only taken n few minutes
to dig it up. In order to reach the body It
would have been necessary to work through
i wall eight inche * in thickness , which sur
rounds the grave. The crypt is covered with
AVO stone slabs , weighing two tons. This
< ind of a grave was inado in accord with B.ir-
num's wish , ho having said that it was safer
ind could not bo entered without attr.icting
the attention of the watchmen of the conie-
tery. The men found a dark lantern in the
excavation which the ghouls had used and
dropped in their Illght. There was nothing
on it by which the owner could bo identified.
Alter tlio guards had recovered from the
excitement of the affair they reported it to C.
U Bothwe.ll , the business aL'ent of the late
showm.in. Ho w is disinclined to believe the
story at lirst , but after the men had related
their full experience ho decided to make an
investigation lor himself. This be did and
ordered the hole filled up. A correspondent
visited Callahan. Ho socmod greatly excited
when the matter was mentioned to him. Ho
said :
"There was but oao thing to do. Those
men could only be thcre , for one mirposo at
that hour of the night. It might bo our lives
or theirs. 1 called again but received no an
swer. I fired in the ajr. The men at once
started on a run , and we after them liring as
wo went. They hau a good start of us , but
wo could hoar them thiow their tools in the
bottom of a wagon , over near the cemetery
pump. vVe then went back to the grave and
found they had started a hole about lour fcot
long by a foot deep at the west bide of tbo
grave. The dark lantern , tno rays of which
we had seen , was lying upon the upturned
sod , having been dropped bv the frightened
scoundrels In their ( light.
"It that I'll not forgot
was a night as long
as I live. " said Callahan. and Blakoman ex
pressed himself in a similar manner.
When the news of the attempted robbery
became known in this city it caused wide
spread Indignation. Tha two watchmen have
been guarding the grave since Barnum was
buried. They would have boon taken off in
a weak or so. As no attempt had bouu made
to rob the grave the men had given up ex
pecting sueh a thing antl consequently al
lowed themselves to sleep. The robbers are
thought to have come from out of town.
Lite the night before a team was hired in
Mllford by four men. They said that they
Wuiited to visit a house in the country. The
team was not returned and was found wan
dering in the streets yesterdav. The objects
of the ghouls seems to have boon to get the
body and to hold it for a reward. Mrs. Bar
num was greatly agitated over ttio affair.
She said that had the body bcon stolen no re
ward would have boon offered for its return ,
as Mr. Barnum had wished it that way. Last
night the guard was doubled at the grave.
SHE SEKti JlOOICk'N X > E < 1 U FACE.
A Mental Vision Wliluli Drives Minnie
\Vintcrling Distracted.
CHICAGO , May HO. Minnie Winterllng , a
German girl twenty-two years old , was
locked up at the Harrison street station last
night to prevent her from carrying out her
threat to throw herself In the Chicago river.
Mlnnio Winturling Is a character of moro
than ordinary interest. Slio was the main
witness in the celebrated Moore murder trial
at Ottawa , 111. , which resulted in the hang
ing of Charles Ford on the Oth of the pro-sent
month and tlio imprisonment of William
O'Brien for life and Kate Ford for fourteen
years. The murder of Moore , who was a
traveling salesman for an Omaha house , on
tlio night of Juno 'JU , 1SOO , is still fresh in the
public mind. Minnie Wimcrling .vas pres
ent at tha killing and witnessed the whole
proceedings. She took the stand against her
companions and caused their conviction. For
this service she was set free by the state.
After the trial States Attorney Blake of
LaSallo county obtained for Minnie a posi
tion as domestic in a boardlng-houso in this
city. Last evening the girl began to act
Ifits tha nail on the licud
ono of Dr. Picrcd'S Pleasant Pel
lets. They do tlio right thing in the
right way. They.cleanse and regu
late the liver , stomach and bowela
thoroughly mid effectively , but
mildly ami gently. They persuade ,
rather than force. Ono tiny , Biigar-
coatcd Pellet's n gentle laxative ;
three to four act aa n cathartic.
They're the smallest , but the best.
There's less to take , but there's
more good in it , when "it's taken.
They're the original Little Liver
Pill , and they've never been equaled.
Sick Headache , IJilious Headache ,
Constipation , Indigestion , Bilious
Attacks , and all derangements of
the liver , stomach and bowels , are
prevented , relieved , and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy , because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction , or your money ia
returned.
strangely and threatrinod to throw herself In
the river. Her employer.knowing her past
history , foarcd that she might carry out her
throat and caused her arrest.
The girl says whenever she thinks of the
past she becomes despondent , blio says that
whenever slio stop * to think she can see the
drnd face of Moore HS she saw It on that
fatofnl night of Juno : ; : ) , and It almost dtlvcs
her to distraction.
For Schlltz beer apply to It , It , CSroito
OiO Farn am. _
IHSI-VSSKI > ,
Uniiioi-H of I'rolmlilc HIIUCOMHOI'M for
Noble and I'rr.utor.
\ \stnsoToN , May 80The Post this
morning prints the followlni ? : There Is a
strong Impression on tlio p.irt uf well In
formed persons in official circles that whllo
Secretary Noble Is not going to leave the
public service they will not bo surorlscd if in
a very short time ho would tettro from the
Interior department to accept a prominent
pbico in the diplomatic service. One story is
to the effect tint ho will take Minister
Smith's ' plneo at St. Petersburg. Another
and more probable story Is that If Secretary
Proctor should bo selected to succeed Senator
Kdmunds , which now seems certain , Minister
Lincoln will bo made secretary of war and
Secretary Noble will bo sent to the court of
St , James. _
' ] Iio Milllaml'H Affairs.
CnicvH ( ) , May ! JO. A dispatch from Craw-
fordsvillo , Ind. , says : Sheriff McCloskoy
of Montgomery county has bccomo tired of
set ving papers on the Midland people with
out compensation and told Mr. Crawford's
representatives that ho will not move another
step until his fees for p.ipors served are. set
tled up. Mr. Crawford In an Interview with
a reporter says : "Wo have sold \nluablo
nroperty in California and mortgaged our
homo In order to pay the debts of the road. "
Ho also said that all claims would be paid as
fast as the money could be obtained. Ho
claims the road never earned over $ ir > , nee a
year. They want to keep the road out of the
bands of a receiver und claim that It will
soon be valuable property.
ftAbout now one heats as many demands for
"short-cut" at the barber's us at the tobacco
nist's.
"Mv son Is n Jlno horseman , " said Mrs.
Mulaproi ) proudly "Ilo rides like a cen
tury. "
It is sometimes easier for n man to com
plete n round of pleasuio than it is for him to
make things squaio aftei wards.
Four Hungry men from Alabama will en-
gaiie in a pio-Ulting contest at Chicago to
night against four hungrv men if rom Nash
ville.
ville.Drs. . Belts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
L4O8 DOUGLAS ST.LiE > EiT
OMAUA , NED.
Tno most wliloly and f.ivoruMy known npoo-
lallats In the Unite 1 Htntes. Tholr lon ox-
porlonco. remnrlciiblp skill ami universal suo-
cosi In the treatment and euro of Nervous ,
Chronic anil Surgical lUoi : i" > . entitle these
eminent physicians to UK : full confidence ol
the afflicted every wbcrn. Tlicy piuirftntce :
A CEKTAIN ANU POM ! 1K OUIIE for
tbo awful effects of Btirlv vien and the rainier-
or.n avlls that follow In IU I rain.
PRIVATE. 1U.OOI ) AND 8-KIN DISEASES
snoodlly , cntnplololv nnd neimatiently cured.
NKHVOUS 1)EIIII,1TV ) ANI1 SEXUAL DIS
ORDERS yield readily to tholr skillful treat-
, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULOEU3
guaranteed cured without pulu or detention
rlYOUCKEIJE ? AND VARICOCELE perma
nently nnd successfully uurud In every caao ,
SYPHILIS , GONORRHEA , OLEET , Bpor-
nmtorrUo- , Seminal WcHknos- , Lost Manhood ,
Night Emission ? , Decayed KiicultloH , KemaU
Weakness and nil dolleuto disorders pcou'.lal
to either EOX pon'tlvuly cured , a well a1) all
functional disorders that rcxuit front youthf.'J
folllca or the excess of muttiro years.
TU IT'IM 1 1 ? U Uuar.intco I yornmn e n 1 1 j
1 1\IL- U I\L ,
O \ - 1 \ cured , renu-val comnlotft
' .7thout ! cutting , oanstio or dilatation. Curt *
Directed at homo by patient without a mo
ment's imln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AN3 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
A 9IIPTJ rilM ! < The nwfnl effects o !
OUI\.C lyUKU early vleo which brliiKi
prEnnlo weakness , devlmylnu both mind nnd
body , with ull Its Uro ilcd Ills , permanently
cured.
ni ni'TT's ' AddreK-i those ho have 1m-
LM\o. UI..1 1O paired theini Ivea by Im
proper Indulgence and sol tiny niiblts. which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting thorn for
bu < < lneift. ! stiidv or marrlaxo ,
MARRIED MEN or tin so entering on that
h.tppy life , aw nro of physical Uublllty , quickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts. First Practical experi
ence. Second E > cry ca 10 Is Bpouially studied ,
thus it rtlnn rlKlit. Third medlclnei are
prepared In our laboratory cxnctly 10 unit
each CRIB , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA. NEB
Not lee to ContrnctorH.
Notice Is hereby given that so'ilo 1 bids will
bo received by the birird of public lands and
biilldliiKsat the ollleo of the secretary of
Btato at Lincoln , Neb. , until the -n-1 day ot
June , Ib'.ll ' , at 4 u'lltiuk p. in. , for the erection ,
construction and completion of u two-itory
brick and stone liulldini ; known as "Tho St-ilo
Industrial School for Hoys und Olrls , " to ho
erected at Geneva , I'll.moro . county , \ob. , as
per plans , hneolllc.Ulons and dosl ns now on
llle In the ollleo of the commissioner of public
In nils and buildings at Lincoln , Neb.
C'ontraotors will bo roiiilr.iil | to conform to
rules und rusulatlons as set fortli in specifi
cations adontod by the boar.l.
The hoard reserves the i Uht to rojeot any
and all bids.
Dated at Lincoln , Neb. , May n. ISfll.
A. R. llrMi'iinnv.
President Iloar.l I'tihlhi L mils and lluUdlnrs
Attest : .I OIIN C Au.n.N , t-ecietary of State
MtUvMm
Kf 'llinilprc Attorneys at law , 1'rac-
( X OillllUIUS tlco In the state and
federal cocntH. Rooms II , I and 0 bhujart
Uvnolilouk , CouncU Itiuir-i , la.
HI rininhfire Attorney at Law , No. in
. J , UlUlllUUa , I'ouri street , over llusli-
noil's store. Tolnphono No. 'JVI. lluslneii
hours. , fa a , 111. to'J ' p. in , ( Jounull lllulls , l.u
NEW O&DEN HOTEL.
The Now Oplun llotol. In ( 'oiini'll UluiTs. has
been completely icfimilhhed and Inndoriil/cd
throughout , and Is now ono of the best hololi
In the state ll Is loc.itodln Ilio bu hiuss pint
of the city and the ulectrio inutuis piss thu
iluur every [ nil' minutes , I'tre es-apus nnd
IIn. ' alarms tbrou.-hout the building. Steam
heat , hot and cold water and siiiKhlnu In
every room. Table unsurpassed anywhere.
Itatea , $ JM ilay. \ .
GBO. \VIIITNBY , Mnnugor.
QR.A.ND ,
Council Bluffs , la.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Opon.
George T. Phelps , Manager ,
SPECIAL
rr\ \
J
Superinduced by cold weather and an over
stock.
Sacks , Box Backs and Cutaways , superior
qualities , all of our own manufacture and rep-
resenting'lines sold all the season at
$2O.OO , $ I8.0O. $15.00 and $12.50.
You'll find them culled from all over the house
and piled up on our front counter on first floor
to be closed out at
$8.00 , $10.00 and $12.-50.
Knee pant suits , two piece garments , excel
lent quality , agds 4 to 14 , at
$2 , $2.5O , $3 , 03.5O , S4.5O and $5.
Boys' long pant suits , ages 14 to 18 , full valua
with every sale , at
$4 , $5. $6.50 , $7.50. $8.5O andIO.
Note suit prices in east -window.
Mousy Cheerfully Refunded where GoodP d : > not Satisfy ,
* "
3
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts.
( Send for Ilustrnted Cnteloguc. )
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Scnoed = ack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St. , Ornnha. Dye , clean and refinish gooIs
of every clescr iption. Packages received nt either office or at the
Works , Cor. Ave. A and 20th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who luivo Hhop-worn or toiled fabrics of any nhiirautur win liuva
them redyocl and finished equal to now.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Swan \ValUcrV II ! ! Main street ami Il.'l
AT , t'ouiK'Il lllulK yon will always flntl
a 'Snap Imrfciiln" In roul estate If you want to
buy , or a Mood plaro to list u litr aln if you
want to sell or trutlu.
SAM ? An nlMrii't mul Insnrnni'fi liusl-
FOIi ; Kooil llvurv Mouk and coiilriil'lni ' ; In
terest la an established business. Will tiiku
Eiiino Kouil city piopurty. Johnston & Van
I'attou ,
7ANTED Rood Klrl for pqnoral
\v
work. 6'Ja tiui until avenue.
V\rANTKI > A good , bPcouil Imml safety bl-
' cycle , for eaBb. V. Limt ; > , br. . IfiU Gra
ham avenue , Council Illull'H.
FOR SAI..E EIoKant can-lasts toain and flno
blnclu ililvi'isj prli'us reasonable ; eull
und sue tboin before buvlni : , Isuuo M. Smith ,
sales htablea No. 418 North Seventh stieot ,
Cuunull Illuirs.
rpo TKADF. Two housoi and lota on llroad-
JL wnytotiade for vacant lots on Fourth ,
Klfth or Sixth aveniiCH. Addrcns llmwn &
UiiJjer , III2.I llroadway ,
MAOXIKICTNT aero nroprrty In five-aero
tracts , located V miles fiom iiostolllrc ,
for balu on leahouabli ) t CM HIM. t < oiiiu lluu resi
lience property for rent by Duy A. HUNS.
" \\7ANTKD lly a J-OUIIK man with oxpcrl-
' euro and references position In a wluiin-
Milu honsn where ho ean advance. Addtcih
1CLU lleeolllce , ( Jouncll Illulla.
"I7IOU SAM ? Our duo famllv horso. sullahlo
-L fur riillM orililvlii . Apply to KI'J S , Ctli
.itiut.
MiO lovers of borsos The larjpst lot of oats
.1. and Iho Hnust In the city : also luy and
feed oo nil kinds , ut s , ( Joldbtoln & COM 1.CJ
Went Ilioadway. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OIiAIIUOVANTand iisychometrle. orchar-
acter ruaitliiKs ; also ( UUKIIOHIH of disease ,
t-end look of half for ioadlniH by letter. Sun
days anil uveuliu's , Mrs. K. llooppr. Hfc' AMI-
line i : , no.ir rornnr 15th bt. , ( Jounull II iilln.
Terms. We and tl.OO.
-/\OK \ AMC-KorUent-Wanted-Ifyou want
-L to buy , hell or rent anvthlnx In the real
fhtuto lluu don't do it until you have been our
lar o list of b irnaliis Swan .V WalUer , No. 113
Main and III I'earl HtrceU Council IImil'- , .
1 ulSAM-Ucitcl : i-untrilly lo i ito I. toln |
J. Ufjuil business. Or w.ll otuhanjiu for KuoJ
farm In western Iowa.
llotul lease , turn turo and lUlurvn ; an A
No. I uhancuto slap Into a good puynu husl-
IICIH Heasons for bellhu , other bifilnuss ro-
iinlrliu all owner's attention.
HarKalns In tosldunco and business prop
erty. 1C. I' . Olllci'r , real estate and insuranea
No. I' . ' N. Main st. . CouncU HI nil's.
HUNT The MoMahon block , a t-tory
brick , with Imsmnenl utid elovtttor. J. W.
Sqnlie , 101 I'earl street.
XTOKSALtJ or lUnt 'lir.lan Un-l , wltU
Jbouigi , u ; J , U. iliuo , U4 Jilu tv , , Oouuoil
IlluIT *
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.00Q
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . 225.000
H I. A , Mlllnr , V. O Cllnison , B. U
Ehuis'iirt. H E. ll.irUJ. I ) Kdniundson , Ulrirloi
It. Ilannan. Tr.inmiot Ronoral banklii { Iniil-
neii. Lario t cnplt/.il unit turplui at any
lii Mouthwustorn
INTERESTON TIM i DEPO3I T3 ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All liliuls of DyliiK anil Uluanliu ilonu In tliq
lllKlii'sthlyloof tlio Art , F.nlu.l mill Htalnoil
I'uhilcH inailo to look us KQod 111 uu\r Una
I'lMlliris CiiMiin.i Ity Stuuin , In 1'irnl Ci'uH '
M.iiinur. Work proinutly ilouo uiul ilullvoroil
In all parti uf thuuuuntry So ml fur p
list
O. A. MAUIIAN , Prop. ,
101J Hroachvav. Near North wiMtom Uo
COU.NUII , lii.urrj. I A.
CHICAGO , Muy 10. Huporti of icncroiii rulu
FirstNational Bank
First-- : - : -
-01'-
COUNOIL DLUPPS , IOWA.
Pnld Up Capital , . . . . $ lt,000 ( ) )
iililoit orKiuitiiMi Imnk In Hi" oitr Koruiun " ' " 1
ill uioktio uxcliuii u unit local ii'uurlLloii , Knpotta
iiltuntloii pulil In C'lllnutliiiH. Auoiunu uf i.ulivlit
null. Imnki , lMiikiiruimtcoriJtir.4ll' ' > ii aullvituil Cor
ruHiHiiuluiito liiviutil
( J1JO. I1. SA.NIOHI ) . I'rn-lilunt
A. W III I ! KM AN. ( ' .Hhlur
A T lllfK AmliUnt Cnilllor
31. II. < 'll < l.lilliMti.lX , .11. it.
llye , Knr , Nimi unit Tlirunt
Council Mluir , - - lu
huro rym , cron ryui. f
I'ttlnfiil ' ami wvik vlit
t'liruclio , iii'iifnuif , i
i liurifui fruin Ilio unri , ai _
turrli , hay fuvcr , nutlini'i
nml nil iieulu nml tlirunla
uRi'olluiDuf tlm tliriint u
rpuclulty ( llitit uyui lit
ti'il wintilp.ilN ( | | ( Jlitaoi aoourately pruicrlbod la
ihllluull cnm ; , < ifoii | curliu chruulo nuilMlvIt ami
kluk lin.nl'tcliu. Hurtflcnl uperutlun * wliuii uoce * *
nitry { Miiilutvly iicrforuuvl , te iiirmK tul runulti
OttltutiUuiurl tiuuu block , rouiul Cuuucil Illual
