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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , 'J&ESDAY , JUNE 2 , 1891 , THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL. ULUFFS. OFFICE : No. 12 I'HAUL STRKF/l' . Ptlivcri.il hy I'nrrlcr in any part nl the City. II. W. TJfVroN MANAOUH. JIUPIIONES : : < t Business Ofl'co ' , No. 1't. Night Ktlltor. Nn. ' . ' . } . _ MIAOU .ni : N. Y. I . Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal. . Craft's chattel loans , SO-I Supp block. Kcnl Hoclc Splines conl. Thatcher , lOMnln 1 f jon want wntor In your \urd oi' house go lo Blxby'vr / : : Morrmm block. A marriage license \\ns issued yesterday lo John A. Vorthnmn niul Mutililii K. Mass , botb of Pottawuttuinlo county. A building permit wn-s issued yesterday to John P. lOmcrson to erect n unc-story fnunc cottngo on lot 0 , block 10 , Plena's subdi vision. .fohn Wells , a farmer living about ton miles entof thn city , fell to the irrouml yesterday afternoon on Upper Broadway , apparently ( lend. Ho was removed ton room over Wool- soy's rcitaurnnt. anil Dr. Pinnoy was culled to attend him , ItMIS found ttmt hnits only sufToiing from an unllcptlc lit. and at last , loltig us well BX pecied. Articles of incorporation of town of Han cock , I'ottawattamlo county , woio Hied In the ofllco of the county iceorder yesterday afternoon. A suit has been Illed In superior court by HKI I'lio'iiix manufacturing company ajjalnst tlm linn of ( Jnitfin , Co. to foreoloso n lleon on | he furniture In the Grand hotel to the amount of 5JW)0. ) The Jury In the ease of Hmytho against Stout brought In n verdict yesterday tiiotn- in of l.V)0 ) In favor of the plaintiff. Mr. Alston Woodward nnd Miss U7/.a M. Willard Were inarriod yesterday by Hov. J. Fislc. Adam Waijeclr , ono of the members of the pollco force , filed a potion yesterday morning in district conn for a divorce. Ho claims that ho has been sadly abused by his better hilf. I'ho plaintiff asks for the custody of his live children. The finest line of spring and summer Roods , most expert workmen , Is what yon Und nt Keller's , the tailor , UK ) Broadway. Pianos , organs , C. H. Music Co. , r.DS U'way. Police Picking. W. S. Scott nnd C. L. Boudry were In po lice com t yesterday morning charged with committing an assault on Mrs. .lacob Sims , but the prosecuting witness was not on hand and they were discharged. Jack \Vtlliums was lined ? IO 10 for fast driving and Ids tlnee companions , William Hess , Krank Peterson and ( Jeorgo Doughcity , were discharged. Hugh Uoyd , A H Egati , Herman Shoemaker and Hans Anderson were lined $10. 10 fyr drunkenness. John Piel was lined the same amount for vagrancy. The cahc.s against J. Marcus , K. Gillnsliy nnd A. ( illlnsky , charged with peddling without a license ; N. Long , with kcepintr his saloon open on Sunday , and W. W. Gilinovc , with drunkenness and disturbing the peace , were continued. Over Hair The committee appointed a couple of weeks ngo to solicit subscriptions to the capital stock of the fruit palace slatted out to raise fl5UOO , the amount which the architect who mow the plans s ml would bo necessarv to hnlld and equip the palace. Two days have been put in by the committee. The ( list dav in the vicinity of ? JK)0 ( ) was raised. Yester day's work raised the sum to f\000. There has not been the slightest trouble In railing the money. Ills thought that with out doubt the building will bo paid for by the end of the tlrst season. The citizens are agreed that there shall bo no such word as fall , and consequently everyone is very hope ful. Four Bforo Ilardinnn Plimoi. The Mueller music ompany yesterday put four more of the grand Hardman pianos. W. F. Sapp put chased one of them , another was sent to William Hdtchtnson , nt Eagle Grove , la ; another to Mr. Marshall , Charter Ouk , In. , and the other was placed in the rooms of the League , the newly organi/ed elub in this city. Four pianos sold In ono day is not bad , considering the fact that yeptcrday was not a very good day for pianos cither. Whit" nnd tlio l\ http . William White , the "doctor" who had con siderable unenviable notoriety a week or so ago In connection with the death and burial W his mother , claims ho was awakened Fri day night by a terrific knocking nt his door. Ho hastened to the door anil was met by a tall , solemn Hguro clad In n long black robe and n tall paper cup , with Its face masked , a la white cups. The llguro was followed bv number of other figures , fitted out ' in thu same fashion. In a sepulchral voice , the leader said , "We have come to hang you. " White is prudent , and so ho lost no nine In slamming the door und rushing up stultv. Ho states that for an hour and a half ho stood at his door with a loaded shotgun In his hand , whllo his visitor throw rocks against the house. All uoy Saturday and Sunday ho salg noth ing about his experience' hoping to find oat who the parties were tnat had paid him the nnwolcomo visit. Yesterday morning ono of his neighbors gave him what ho called a sure tip , and Whits haslencd to the police headquarter * to have something done about it. At the police station ho was directed to go to tl-o office of rho city marshal. Thence ho wns sent to the olllces of the vrnous justices of the peace , none of them appearing mix I ( ins to undertake the prosecution of Iho case. Ttio county attorney heard bis story , and asked him how lie knew that the parties whom ho mentioned had been the ones that tried to hang him. Tlio only thing White know about It was what his neighbor had told him , nnd ho was advised to lot the thing diop for the present. Union Park races , Omaha and Council Bluffs , Juno 11-12 , I , < WO ; Sept. 8-11 , ai.fi < )0 ) ; Get , ' 'O-'JJ , $ VXK > . Per programmes addi-ess Nut Brown , seo'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha. It Hi on Wllcox. John Wileox is the only one who was vls- II 1 by thu cyclone of Sunday morning , s far ns bun been heaid. The wind swept down on his garden east of the city limits , demo- mollshlng both his wind mills , and destroyed u largo number of glass covers to his hot- " * * 'beds. The total damage amounted to about K > 00. Ills nolgiibors had no experience what ever with the elements. Mar Houridus , music teacher , removed to 638 Uroadway , overC. B. music company. Jw lOo Turkey rod table napkins , fie each , or A DOe a dozen. Hoston Store , Council Bluffs , la , Alumni Meeting. The fourth meotliig of the Ilawkojo > T Alumni association will convene in the Chapel 't of the deaf and dum instilulo In Ihls cltv on Monday morning , Juno 15 , and continue in session three du.xs. An lntere Ung pro- Printline has been prepared for thu occasion Invitations are being sent out to Iho frhmds of the liiHllluto by the president of the asso ciation , Mr. Prank C. Halloway , of the faculty of the Institute. Morgan's prices for furniture on Install- nicnt plan lower than any other House In city. via tlio Hook Inland. Kverybotlv has heard of them , located on the "Uruut Hoek Island Koute. " Colfax has it do/en medical mineral springs ami hun dreds dally testlfi to their morlu. Sjvun Jlrst-oluss hotels furnish pleasant homes ut very low rates to the ihrongs of Health and pleasure seeker * . Snnltnrv soap , also a special glycerine soil ) imiiiufauturod forouiselvos nnd markoil Bos' ton Store , UO per cent glycerine. The above two maktw forfi cents a cake , Just half price. Boiton Store , Council BlulTs , Iu. The Lake Mitnawu hotel has boon rotnod- clod , refurnished and renovated throughout , ami will bo opened Wednesday noon , Juno .1 , Try Dunuotto ft C'o.'s Poraoua rruit Juice nbleU. They uro delicious. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS , Long Session of the City Council and the Work it Dono. EX-JUSTICS PATTON IS A PEELER NOW , III.Viiitic on the Payroll CuiiHrs u l''u < h--Smiling and Slilcwalk Miiltoi'H Huvo tlio Uiicr | | lliuul. Tlic regular month ! } session of thn city council List evening was attended by the muyor ntnl nil tlio members of the body. ' 1 ho lint two hours of the session were ilerotcil to the reading nml allowunco of tlio monthly bills. All tlio bills were al lowed as presented and recommended by the various. comwmittecj with out debate until the estl-nato of eontraetnis for filling the ditches excavated by thu Klectrlc Motor company on Avcuuo A \\croprcsentod. After discussing the mat ter at joino length the estimates wcro al lowed. Tlio bill for the pollco department for the month of May , amounting togl,0l , was ob jected to by Alderman Smith bee.iuso the name of ex-Justice of the I'c.ice W. l < \ Patton - ton iippo.irod on the pay-roll as n tiolico ofllcer , but the bill was allowed by a full iifilrriiatlvo vote of the members , with tlio exception of the objecting ader- ! m.in , without Patton's naino being expunged. ' 1'ho rcmoiistranco of It. S. Kawlln and others nirtilnst the council's order for the construction of a sidewalk on the east side of Hanl.on street was unanimously laid on the taqlo. L. Ilaniniocr and A. T. Waterman nskcit for a bridge over Indian creek at Flouting stieet. Referred to the committed for report. Alderman Wool from the tln.inco commit- tea presented the repot ts of the heads of city depot t menu t\a correct , and thov were approved. The special tax against abutting property for the lower portion of the I'nirtietli street sewer was ordered cancelled Upon petition of J. C. Ho'Tmayerand ' other property owners , it being shown Unit the sewer was designed as one of tlio outlets of the general souor s.stem nnd should not bo taxed up against abutting property. ' The vacant lot'on Eighth street between avenues C and II , was ordered tilled to the grade and assessed against this property. The lot formerly oocupicd by tbo old Cousins barn on Fourth street was also ordered tilled up on request of Alderman Smith , who deflated the low lot raado a pond that was dangerous to health. Aicbltcct Maxon submitted a claim of SU2 for rejected plan for the lower Broadway hose house. Tlio plans were ordered bv AI- dcunan Waltcrman of the old council and reject'd by his successors. Uefcrred to com mittee on rlaims. Cicorgo F Boulter's bill for advanced costs in the John .Short-Dodgo-Lightguand's in junction suit was rejected. John ( Jayno and other sub-contractors of A. Schlutor , the slippery contractor , usucd to ha\othn certificates for \vork dnno on Lin coln avenue under Scbliiter's contract issued to him. There are a number of Scnluter's victims , and the whole matter was referred to city solicitor and finance- committee for investigation. Sam Payne , Squires and others a-kod to have lilghth stieet opened west from the tr.mster. Refused. the opening of Stutsman street by cutting through a high lull w.xs reported udvcrsclv bv the committee. The ordinance fixing the width ot side walks and parking on Twelfth street at twelve feet w.ts passed. Two erroneous assessments for sidewalks amounting to $ . ' .5,70 , assessed ag.unst the Chicago & Not th western railroad , wcro or dered to be charged to ex-City Engineer btimpson and suit commenced against him for the amount. Anotner erroneous assess ment amounting to ? PJ was presented and took the sumo couro. The engineer reported tabulation of bids for plunk sidewalk construction. Seven bids were thrown out on account of failure to comply with all the requirements of the ordinance , Icaulng mi' , two bidders , Calvin and Ilardin. Ualrin was the lowest bidder for ccrtillcatcs. IIIK cents for three-foot plank , and according to the oftabllshed rule he should Imvo teccivcd the contract , but Aldermen Pace announced that Ualvin would buv his lumber in Omaha. Alderman Van Brunt .suggested that the e.ish bids bo consideiod in making the award. Ilardin was the lowest cash bidder , and both Alderman - man Pace and Van Brunt strongly favored awarding him the contract , uud a majority of the aldermen agreed with thorn. W. A. Mynstcr's plat of an addition lying east ot Hiibbit ri ice was referred to commit tee on sttcets and alleys and the city engineer to procure the proper extension of Wash ington avenue ttirough the now addition. bids were ordered advertised for numerous sidewalks , plank and brick. Tbo clerk was Instructed to draw an ordinance for the curbing of all streets be tween Pierce and Broadway from Grace to Ouk and Eighth fio-n Mynstor to Avenue U. ( iOod apron ginghams , ns a yard E\tn quality apron L'inD'hams. ; , ; | comnaro with tiny so goods. Boston Store , Council Blulf" , la. furniture , carpets , refrigerators , babv car riages , stoves , crockery , and all house fur nishing goods , cash or on easy payments , at Mandel te Klein's. Steward's Irish linen thread , two spools for fie. Brook's best soft tlnisn machine thread In nil numbers , black and white , for lo a spool. Boston btoro , Council Bluffs , la. A nlco pure mottled castile sean , : i cakes for lOc , sold everywhere for lOc a cake. Bos ton Store , Council Blults la. Death of it K'Htrr. ' Sister Mury Cleta Held died yesterday morning at 8 ; 15 o'clock of consumption , at the ago of thirty-six years. The deceased was the daughter of James Held of Daven port nml has been for seventeen years a sis ter of charity. She has been in St Francis Xnvior's academy for sometime past and was there when her death occurred. The funeral will take place from St. Francis Xiivier's church nt SI o'clock tomorrow morn ing , the remains being interred In the Cath olic cemetery. Recitations in the academy Imvo been suspended until Thursday morn ing. Snliuiii Iiuliirl.e ! < l. \\\\cn \ \ II. Shoemaker entered his saloon at an early hour Sunday morning , ho found the rear door open and the furnlturx scattered about the Hoer in a way that indicated that he had had a caller during tbo night. Six gallons of liquors , hovurnl boxes of cigars and other articles of less value were gone. A couple of overcoats belonging to some voting ID ( .MI who work In the place hud been taken down fiom the hooks on which they hung and laid on a chair uoar the dour. Drs. Woodbnr.v , dentists , : w Pearl street , no\t to Uruud hotel Telephone H5. High tjrudo work a specialty. Odd lots of cornets sold for "So ami $1.00 Including some of the most popular makes' all in one lot for Wto each while they last. Boston Store , Council Biulfs , la. Double fold Columbia siilttuc * In strlpo * , plaids 'ind tlgures , HOIIIO beautiful wool of- foots nt lUo a yard , would bo cheap nt lOc. Boston store , Council BlulJs , la. Western Pom-tlnn * . W\SIIIMTTOS , Juno 1.- [ Special Telegram to TUB : . Pensions have Bit.J : been granted as follows : Nebraska : Original-Andrew J. Henderson , Henry A. Lake , Wilhelm Holt/ , Louis Dolormiin , deoreo DecKer , John tl. Konright , Oeor u O Ensign , Blaslus ICnuth , William LntTorty , William A. Nightingale. AdUltlouul John A. Itotrieh , William A. Hartley. Iucroaso Utich N. Hood. Edward W. ICccch. South Dakota : Original Hdwln T. Lang. U\v. Kamnel F. Jarvls , Fraud * F. Joy , John U tireon. Iowa ; Original Thomas Uonnls. David J. Mcl.nlu , Henry J. Cranglo , John F. Me- ( Jrow , Sobiistlati Heeler , Moses Orocnhop , Oliver Cl. Dnllov , Pierce Mnhor , James Kale , Uusidl U. Curtis , Wllo-j II. Cord , James II. Brooklnif , Thomas II. Olinger. l-'rodorlck D Hull , William H. Cnrdel , Alex Luughoy , Ucorpe M. Hammond , Abncr N. Brehford. Addltlomil- James F. Brooks. Increase- Daniel H Wlncgar , Noah 11. Iscnhour , Otlu Sloan. Elijah Hyatt , Charles Smith , Cornel- Ins King , Kobort Colbert , ( leorgo B. House , Amos I ) . Hall. Ueissuo-David LUtlo , Wil liam Everett , Juincs Parker. * A roi.i.tt's voxcite r. The triumph which the Anollo rlub won last evening In its closing concert of tbo sea son at the First Methodist church , cannot help but prove beneficial to tbo causa of miMlu In Omaha. For yoirs the club hni combattcd the old theories that prevailed about higher musical culture , nothing daunted at the lack of popular appreciation shown in thu first years of their orgunl/a- lion , content to let their work- ) and the fu ture win to their standard the better ele ments of the community. It bus bacn a hard struggle , but , as Dr. Duryc.i mid In his talks between parts one ami two , calling upon the people lo assist the club financially , "there is light ahead. " and , Judging by the ronroscnliitlvo nudlunco prtssent last night , Illiit.ir every seat In the prettv temple of worship , It is safe to say that the llsht Is near at'haml. And the triumph which the Apollo club , the orchestra and the soloists won , is largely duo to the scholarly direction of Mr. L. A. Torrens , who emphnsl/ed bis position lust night of b3lng ono of the representative di rectors of the country. At no time through out the rendition of ' 'The Crusader * , " tor that was the m iln attraction , did ho loio masterful control of the orchestra and chorus , and in consequence the ensemble was p"r- feet , so much so that Mr. Torrens c.imrj infer for hc.iity congratulation ever tbo happy termination of the. cantata. Now and then the wood winds showed a slight tendency to accelerate the temp , but the strings , under the loadershipof Mr. Hans Albert , gave a rythmlc. flow to the Interpretation which soon brought the winds into perfect harmony. "Tho Crusaders" by Niels W. diuto Is ono of the most powerful us well i' beau tiful of the modern cantatas. H is divided into thrco parts , and Its story nriy bo told in a word. Its theme Is the same as that which Wagner has treated in "Lohcnquln" and "Tnuuhnuscr" the eonlllct of the human soul with the powers of darkness , sonsuii beautv and sorcery and llnal triumph. It is the story of the temptation of Ulnaldo d'Esto ( Mr. Knorrj.tlio bravest of the Crusaders , ny Ariulda ( Miss Bayliss ) , and her slions , wheat at last calls upon the Queen of Spirits to aid them in their helpless tasks , the thwarting of the powers of evil and final victory before Jerusalem. The ilrst part opens with a chorus of pil grims and women in the band of the Crusad ers expressive of the weariness and sufferings thev have endured In their long wandering * . As the beautiful music dies nwar the inspir ing summons of Peter the Hermit ( Mr , T. J. Peiinell ) is heard leading up to the Crusaders' song a vigorous warlike melody , full of manly hope and religious fervor , beautifully sung by the mile chorus. The second part , called "Armidn , " intro duces the ovll genius of the scono. The prelude - ludo to this part , strange and mysterious , in dicating the baneful magic of the sorcerer's wiles , was played in faultless style by the orchestra , but one could not help but long for a French born or two and fagotti to give it greater warmth and color. Ju a remarkably oxpresslvo aria Armidi ( Mi.ss Bayliss ) deplores her weakness in try ing to overcome the. power of the cross. And the song gave the very talented yean soprano an opportunitj to shower her dra matic power , which she rcali/ed most lully. Miss Bayliss Is developing , and unless some thing now uiiforseen should occur , she is des tined to shine 0:1 : the concert stago. After another invocation of the spirits the sirens appear singing a sensuous melody , "Tho Wave Swoop * My Cneak , Soft and Fair , " and this is ono of the gems of the composition. It breathes of high musical genius and ono won ders sometimes if Mendelssohn , who was Gnde's bosom friend , did not impart of bis poetic soul in this modern m istorpleco. This alluring song Itinaldo hears and is al most persuaded to forsake the cause , for Ar- mida appeals to him in a seductive strain , "O Kmaldo , come to never ending bliss. " and the knight Joins with bor in u duct of melo dious beautv. He is about to yield , but iu tbo distance ho hears the stirring tones of the Crusaders song , and he arouses fiom his spell , the scene closing with a beautifully concerted numbers in which Uinaldo. Armlna and th > ) chorus of Crusaders a'ld sirens eon- test for the mastery. The cross triumphs over the sorcnioss and she sings in despair , "Tho shining day is changing into gloo.ny nlfiht. " The third pirt , entitled "Jerusalem , " Is ro- llgious In character and monlv choral writ ten upon a very elevated scale , in wnich the strings and horns in the band and the organ litnrety predominate , the scene ending with Peter's last call to strife , the roplv of tno Crusaders and the llnal victory of the cross. Mr. Knorr , who sang the role of Uinaldo , was of course the star of the evening. Ho has an ideal tenor voice adapted to concert and oratorio work , overytnlng that ho does showing the conscientious artist who docs not need to depend upon trickery to reach certain terminations. Indeed it is not ton much to say that he is today the bust tenor on the concert stage in this country. But it was in the concert pirt when he sang "Charity , " by Fuuso , that ho showed his beautiful method , reaching high C with con summate ease and grace and tbo storm of applause that followed showed how com pletely ho had won his audience. Mr , Pennoll was in line voice and sanp the baiitono role delightfully , so well indeed that ho was loudly qncoicd for his rendition of "His Head Lot Each Crusader Raise , " a roiuantie number full of the holy lire which imbued Peter. The "Avu Maria" by Abt gave the uudionco an oppor tunity to Jui'go of the merits of the male chorus and it Is doubted whether they over sang better than on this occasion. Mr. Wllkins sang the incidental toner part in faultless stvle , showinu line foaling and line phr ising. "Tbo Inllammatus" by Kosslnl with Miss Bayliss , rtiorus , organ and orchestra closed the completes ! musical programme ever given by n local orgtii'i/iitlon , and while Air. Torions deserve t the gru itcst possible credit still not a llttlo of its success depended upon Mr. Tabor , who brought to bear his broad musical knowledge of the orcan , which ho played oxcelloutly well , so well indeed that It was cause fcr congratulation that such a muslcian.was dwcllinc In our midst. The vocal organs are strengthened by the use of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. Clergymen , lawyers , singers , actors and public speakers find this preparation the most ctfoctivo for ir ritation and weakness of the throat and lungs and for all affections of the vocal organs. POMCK COURT NOTES. Milt \\liloli.luilno HolHloy Ijookcil AHor VoHtenlay. Boise and Johnson , thu croons who robbed Beverly's hardware store of a lot of i utlury , had a hearing In pollco court yesterday after noon and wcro bound ever to thu district court. They will Imvo to answer to the charge of burglary. The twelve colored and the two white men who were found shooting craps Saturday nUut and wuro arrested and charged with gambling will huvo a hearing iu police court at'p. . m. today. Joa Plerman shot a finger off the band of A. Stroblu last November. Ho was caught bv the police Thursday after a long abicaco from the city. Ye nerd ny Judge Holsloy bound Piormaii ever to tbo district court iu the sum of j.VJ ) , John Brcnnan , who steered Jesse Lou-a tea a lodL'lng house Saturday night and after ward lobbed him , Win bound ever lo thu dU- trict court in the sum of $15) ) vostcrday. Ellus Wlnans and John Fouler , two lads ten and twjlvo years old , stele a box of candy from n Burlington bo\curu dav or t.o ago and were bound over to the district court | vcstcrdav afternoon by Judge Hclsluy in thu sum of * . " > ( ) each. Over -150,01)0 ) Howe scales nave bean > -8old ml tbo demand increasing conilnmtdy. Bjr- uii & Sclleck Co. , Chicago , III. AN UMIj\l.Ml"l > KLO I'J'KU. Body Sailing Klor.-nuo Imku Walling tlio Coroner'N Plmisure : Early last evening Prank Prlconud Alvln Thompson v. ere rowing on Florence" lake and discovered a body floating upon the surface. The lad * pulled their beat asboro at once and reported the matter to tlirf pollco by tclo- ptione. They stated that } ttlft body wns that of n man and bad n wliittVshirt and panta loons on. Undertaker Burnett was notified , and after n two hours' luiht' the coroner was reached by telephone nt his borne. Dr liar- rlgan said that ho was toij tired to go to Florence - enco lake at that tlmo of night , but stated to Mr. Burkctt that ho wotik'tpp out this morn ing. Nothing more was doncj About the matter , and the body will probably1 float about among the weeds until some tlmo today. The body is stippoiod { 0 bo that of n sui cide. Dr. Blrncy cures cutiirrh , Boo bidu , ) usr MKI ; OLD TIMIS. School Hoard CJetn Together and Doe.t KoineViaiiKlliiK. . Last night the board of education got together gothor and assailed the accumulated busi ness. All went smooth as nn air ship exhibi tion till the Adamant wall plaster company' ) letter was reached by the secretary. Then there was fun. The Adamant wall plaster company ad dressed the board regarding a resolution for merly passed by the board excluding bids for all plasters but silicon for thu Kellom school. The communication requested that the for- tner resolution excluding the Adamant com pany bo reconsidered. Dr. Spacing moved that bids for adamant plaster bo received along with bids for com mon plaster ami for silicon. Then the band plavcd "Annie Koonov" and and the elephant reached for another gob of pop-corn. Wchrer. Martin and Babcoct : \\erc stoutly opposed to the resolution. They held that the contract had already been let and it would delay matters to admit ad ditional bids on plaster. Moriison , Spaliling , Coburn and Points uero in favor of letting thu Adamant company submit a bid for plat- tcring for the Kellom school. The discussion waxed warm and finally Morrison charged openly that there was u rumor afloat to the clToct that certain mem- bcr * of the board were Interested In the Sili con fnetorv , and for that reason thny were In favor of .shutting out the Adamant com- panv. The board finally decided to admit bids for Adamant plaster. After this matters dropped into the groove again , with only a llttlo Hiiro up ever paying lor school sites purchased with wind , until the committee on claims reported that bills and salary claims amounting to $ MM ( had been examined and found correct. The bills were ullowod. Mr. Babeock objected to the bills of Mount & Orillln for coal furnished during the winter months. The bills for coal in thu statement submitted by the committee on claims amounted to about SsOd. Mr. Babeock said ho had been investi gating the matter and bad found that Mount A : Crinin had furnished the schools with thirty cars of slack coal from lou'a instead of belter grades of coal that should have been purchased as per con tract. Mr Babeock declared that ho had al ready found enough to Justify the board In holding out at least $000 of ttio bills claimed. Mr. AlcConnell stated with much emphasis that ho could disprove every statement made bv Mr. Babeock with regard to the furnish ing of slack coal. ' 1 ho coil had been shipped , Air. McLouncll said , as , slack coal , but In reality it was screened uut coal. "Thu gentleman has been doing some line Pinkcrton work , " said Air. MeComicll , "and 1 think it is shameful the way he has pur sued this reputable linn and compelled it to open up its private account- the commit tee. " "I wont into this matter , " retorted Air Babeock , "to get the truth , and I believe I liavo some facts tint shohld bo laid before this buaid. I h'tvo the written statement from Mount & ( jnfll to tno effect that they fur nished but ono cur of Iowa coal to the Omaha schools last winter. I have already in my possession absolute proof that they put In over thirty oara of Iowa co il. I was perfectly satisfied , and It was a well known fact that the majority of the committee was in favor of paying these bills without inves tigation , but that made no difference lo mo. " "I call the gentleman down , " said Mr. Coburn , rising to speaki "I say that the gentleman has stated that , which is" not true , when tie savs it was a well-known fact that t ho majority of the committee Intended to pay the bills of Mount & Orinin wltnout investi gation. " Mr , Mni-tin moved to stiiko out the items , in the monthly statement , providing for tbo payment of the Mount ti tiriflln bills , but tbo motion wns lost and the coal bills were allowed with tbo other claims. On motion of Air. Martin a committee of three was appointed to confer with tbo city council to arrange for space in the new city hall for the board. Messrs. Martin , Coburn and President Goodman were appointed as this committee. Do Witt's Little Early Risers. Bo3t Httlo pill ever made. Cure constipation every time. None equal. Ute thorn now. TMK UNION OKPOT. AVork Abandoned Indefinitely News ol'ttic Utillro.ulH. F. C. Doran , superintondnnt ot the union depot company , has resigned that position nml left Sunday on No. 'J over tuo Burling ton for Chicago to accept the position of gen eral manager of the Chicago Bolt lino. His resignation is tlio result of the decision of the union depot company to allow the now depot project to remain in statu quo for an indefi nite period , A railroad olllciul , in speaking Of the matter said"It looks now as if the now depot will never bo built , and what is already donu will stand there and rot , the same us the old foundation at Tenth and Alason. The union depot compiuy can't got a quit claim to thosO lots , and they won't go ahead and put thousands of dollars into Im provements on ground to which they huvo not a clear titlo. Superintendent Xiclioln In Suporiutendont Nichols assumed charge of the Nebraska division of thn Union Paclflo yesterday and his tint act was to appoint It , U. Sutherland ns his assistant at Omiha and J. A. Foley as assistant with headquar ters ut Lincoln. The Jurisdictions of the new assistants re main tbo same except that Air , Foloy's authority is extended to cover the territory between Valley and Alnnlmttnn. Frank II Kceshan , Air. Sutherland's pred ecessor , will return to his old position of pas senger conductor oa the Noorasku division , Constipation poisons tno blooa : DoWitt's Little Early Itlsors euro Constipation. The cause removed the dlscaso is cone. Owen McCnfTroy't * Condition. At midnight O'von AIcCafTroy was some hotter. Ho bad rested easily during the evening and had sl pt * considerable. The * doctors and the family are greatly encour aged by this favorablo'tifrn of the case uud have great hopes of n'rnpid ' recovery , Marring ; ! ' Licenses. The following marriage licenses were Is sued by Judiro ShioldSiyosterday : Nitmu und Address. | ( A so. I 11. Ooldblutt , Umnlrt , , , ii.1 1 Cdlth Wnolfo , Umalia ? ai Uiooruo M. Wright , ( VniKJi.i : i'J I I'raiiklo II i\ls. Uiiullh W I Will llnyi-r , Oiimlm.1' ' ; . ' u'l | Norut l.mhoi on , Unuilia IU DoWltt's Llttlo Early Uiscrs , best pill. .M.I itnir.it ma , 'Tvi'in'iiiTiit. MitHterson'H IjitcHt MHVO In the Matrimonial Mnc , Nrw YOIIK , Junn I. It was u surprise to the Wall stioet contingent and to the men about town vosierday to hoar that ex-Jmlgo Alurat H. Alaitorson bad married his pretty tvpowiitor. The Judge and his unarming brutiutto brldu are now spending their honey moon at the Sturtovant house. It was onlv n few duvs ago that Judge Alastorsou figured its the best man nt the wedding of Eugene II. Coulcsto Alls * Cltiiro Beatrice Luonosch- lass , an event that created an endless amount of gossip. The Judge evidently concluded to follow the example of his friend , and U there fore for the second tlmo classed among tbo Benedicts , Judiro Mustersou bus only been known hero about four years , but In that time ho has managed to become n familiar Hguro at tbo fashiouablo hotclsttie racetrack and on Vhnnpc Ho has nn ofllco on Wall street and enjoys a reputation of being n shrewd and successful financier. The Judge first came into prominence In this cltv about n year ago. Ho was at that tlmo very friendly to Airs. Alice Hopkluson. a handsome young widow who occupied n flat nt ttt West Thirty-sixth street. Ono nlcht the pollco of the tenderloin prcrlnct were summoned to the tint by tbo report of pistol shots. It was said that Mrs. IIopkln an bad quarreled with the Judiro and bad IIred sev eral shots at him , none of which caused him liny injury. Judge Altutersou said that the quuirel with the pretty widow was the lesult of a dispute Iu tcgard to some business trans actions wliU'b ho bad had with her. Ho re fused to nmke n complaint against Air * . Hop- klnson and the case was dropped. Airs. Alas- tcrson was In Mexico at this time , but she hurried to New York and put uu at the Urnnd Union hotel. She bad a stormy interview with her husband and decided to nait with him. In n few hours after the mcetlm ; Airs. AInstcrson dropped dead Iu the hotel corridor Heart dlscaso , accelerated bv unusual excite ment , was given as the cause of her demise. After that Judge Masterson wont to Chi- engo. He was an interested spectator at the trial of Cronln , and took a warm Interest in Aliss Alary L. Postirntc , who was stuioirra- pher for a Chicago newspaper. Ho was in troduced to Miss Postgntn and ho engaged her to act as his prlvato secretary with the consent of the parents of the young lady. AIlss Postgalo accompanied her omplo\or to New York and was installed in bis ofllco as his typewriter and secretary. She boarded up town with friends and Judge Mnsterson showed the folr Ctilcagoan the new plays and the most accomplished featuies of the metiopolls. It was rumored that Airs. Hopklnson had heard of .ludgo Alasterson's attentions to AIlss Postgato and had intimated that her pistol might aenln have to bo called into play. She called at tbo Sturtovant house several times , but the dorks rufascd to pei- mit her to see the Judgo. It is said that .indue Alasterson suddenly made up bis miiid to Imlllo tbo tenacious young widow , so n few nights ngo ho called In a clergyman and was married to Aliss Postgato. Inquiry at the Hat occupied by Mrs. Hopklnson yesterday elicited the Infoi mutton fiat she bad gone to Chicago. Judge MasteiNon told tbo hotel people that ho anticln'ilcd no further trouble from tier. nni.it .iTTr.yii'r TO itifi.tn j.tit , . A Iloi'ftCllilcf CaiiKlitnH Me Was I.oav- iii His Cell. LOCHVPOUT , Ind. , Juno 1. Sherman , the notorious horaethlef who was icccntly cap tured near Fort Wayne and who escaped from the county Jail here In April , Is'JJ ' , made n daring attempt to repeat the act yesterday afternoon. The prisoners are called to the first floor nt noon to eat , their table boinir in front of tbo window. After dinner Sherman wont up stair.s to his cell , armed with a saw and files. In a few minutes ho had sawed off a bar i-nd escaped to the first floor. He then wrenched loose an iron b ir which supported tbo tables and with this commenced boring n hole thioupb the eigbtecn-lnch brick wall. In liftc.cn minutes ho hud removed enough bricks to make an opening about six Inches wide and through this ho threw his hat and coat. Sheriff Donaldson was sitting in his residence \\hen ho Heard the bricks falling on the outside. Armed with a rille , ho saw Sborninn crawling through the aperture nnd sent a deputy inside the Jail. Sherman im mediately rushed back to bis cell and lay down. When confronted bv the ollicors ho turned in his cot , rubbed Iis eves ns if auakeniui : from a uap. and when accused of attempting to escape , stoutly asserted that ho had been sleeping since dinner. A mo ment after ho contradicted himself by saying that nil the piisoncrs wete guilty with him. The knito used was six : inches long and half an inch thick. When Sherman was helping in the house cleaning Saturday , he took pains to turn the hose on the spot where ho brouo throuiru the wall in order to soften the mor tar. Tlio work was all done slnco morning , us all the bars wore then sounded and found solid. It was a carefully laid plan , as a team of horses and a carriage were hitched behind the Jail , watched by a stranger , who , as soon as Sherman was detected. Jumped into the rig and drove rapidly away. The team was diiven up but a tew minutes previous and showed evidences ot bard driving. Six other prisoners stood ready to follow Sherman ha d ho not been intercepted. AX ii > itHt fOU.W ) JH-AIt. Prentice Miilf'ord of New York Discov ered In n Ciuioo. NEW YOIIK , Juno 1. The body of nn un known man who was found in u floatingcanoo in Shcopshcad Bay creek Saturday , was identified last ovcnlnir. It was that of Prentice Alulford , editor of The White Cross Library , published at 53 West Fourteenth street , ttiis city. Nothing has been learned as yet as to tbo cause of his death. For several days the canoe , which was covered by a white canvas awning , had been noticed drifting about aimlessly , and on S it- urdnv afternoon a boatmin , imp.'llod by cur iosity , rowed toward It and found it. to all uppearai.cos , deserted. The canoe bad Its name , "White Cross. " piintod on the bow. On closer examination the body of n man , lying at fall length In the bottom of the HU tie craft , was discovered , life evidently hav ing been extinct for several days. In the boat were n complete outfit lor camping , a small kerosene stove , cooking utensils and u small supply of provisions. Iu a box in the boat were found a banjo , writing materials , an empty cigar case and .some pages of brown paper covered with writing. Last Juno Alulford rotuined from Cali fornia ami assumed the editorship of Tbo White Cross Library , a monthly maga/lnc. Last Alondav ho announced that ho was about to spend a month or two in his canoe cruising about New York bay and gradually forgimr his wav along Long Island sound to Sag Harbor , his birthplace , which ho ex pected to roach by July 1 , when Air. Need- hum was to Join him. This was the lust the Nucdlmms had heard of him until they read of Ins being found in thu bay , The writing pad with Neodham's address printed on it , together with other articles found in the canoe , convinced thorn that it was the body of Prentice Alulford. lie for seven yeats , while west , conducted the Overland Mot th ly. Proposing by Proxy. A number of ladles and gentlemen wcro assembled at Jlnncr to celebrate a friend's wedding in Berlin. After the banquet a president was elected who was pledged to eternal secrecy by a solemn oath. All un married persons of either sex wrote each on n piece of paper his own name and that of the person whom thov desired to marry. The papers were banded to the president , a man of mature age , marriednnd grave as be- uamu his oil Ico. Itvi.s his duty to acquaint the two parties who had mutually selected each other. Hnsult : Eleven couples thus had the opportunity of confessing their feelings - ings to one another for the first time , and a month later eight weddings came oil. In the case of Alary J. Elliott against David Al. liarsuy , S. It. Johnson and D. II. Uoodrleb , where suit was brought to recover on a bond , the Jury returned a vcriel of JLOOJ for the plaintiff. TIII : ur.Nui.NR Johann Hoff's ' Malt Extract lTuetialloil | us it Tonic Nut itivo for mi pal rod IH- ( , ' < ' > lioii , for Iho anil debilitated , for Jlo'liMS while Nursliifr and durinif CoiMiiIoienre. Ho- ware of unitatioiiB. Tito ( 'OIHIIIIO luid the sitrnnturo of MoiiANN llori' " on the nock of cvory liolllo. EISNER & MEN DELS ON GO , , Hole Agents 0 HuroL.y tro t , Now V'irk Wo fpii'l ' I ho mnrvi Inifi Krrnrli Hi in. ilr CALTMOS 1 1 , - , ami n l > .IhUunilUri llit < ALTMl , | H k I Oi ; IIIlurz , A Kml..l.ps ( I It. Npfrinitlurrlll u < \ urlrtHrlo uud lit , -.1 Old ; | .u.t Mcur. i. VON MOMLCO. , Noli i irrlr * JtoU , ( Ixluull , IlkU. AT Marcus' Clothing Store , THURSDAY , MAY 28 , 1891. Wo will open with a new and co nplet stmv < in Men's. Youths' , Hoys' txntl Children's C'lothing , C-ents'Furnishinj'liuods II .Is , Caps , Moots , Shoos , I'miikt Vnliies , Kto. On any purchase you in iko in the liot.ho during this Opening S.ilo > ou will BIIVO " ( ! per cent. Kvory thing is nnvkoil in plain figures and strictly ono price. The go uls tire nil new and in latest styles , and tliov are bought -a-Mlght fro.n Kistorn Ma uifaeU urers. Don't nils * this great oopoi'lumlv , but conio ami examine our stock anil prieis. It will astonish . \on lo soi'Odf Low Priem and Hood Goods , \\ewtll 1110 nt Ion joti a few of the bat trains- and still there are thousands of Hart'iuiia t which \ on can see by calling d iring tli < - S tlo.'o want you to ooino and oMiiuind our poods ii'id pru'os and li uonvtnced. A few of the bargains are as follows " ) t)0 ) Men's Workinjr Suits at > ; ( . s. oti Men's Suits at * l .V ) . HUO Men's UlncUf Worsted Suits at $7. " 50 > Mi-ti's nil Wooi Dress Nulls In dilVorent Styles , from $3 to $8. SO. ) 15 iv's all Woo1 Komi Knits in dllTeivnt Styles at W cents..r > UO Hoy'9 Suitb during the Sale at * 1 ; acre I to II. UlOnll Wool H's Suits at W.A'i ; HL'O I lo lU HE Woill put on 'ti o p'l iho hlMt Opening Day. Tinned iy , Mity 'JS. ono lotoi C'hildren's I'untsaiiuVnists - ) C nts for tl.e two. Now is your ehanco to buj/ / youi1 l > o.\s' i-lothing for a little money. g M. Marcus Clothing House , 546 and 548 Broadway , Council Bluffs Iowa SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. T71OU HUNT- One ( if the nest imylm ; hide's ' n J- Missouri Valley. la. : our block Iroin depot ; "r blocks from nustolllie , ' - ' . " > good iKoni" , ii.il tly fimiNln'il ; easy U'liim to rl ht party. Address II. C Warner , Missouri Valley. Swan k Walkei's MS Mnln stieet and I I.I AT , Council Mlulfs , yon \\lli iilw.iys Ibid u "SMII | > bnrgaln" In teal estate It you want to buy. or a p > od place to list a bargain If you want to sell ot trade. FOR SAI < n Aniib-.tr let : iml Insnr men busi ness ; good Ih ery stock and lonliolllii ! ! In terest in nn established business Will take Home Kood city piopurty. Johnston & Van fatten. \\7"ANTni ) A irood. second hand safety hl- cycle , for cash. R Lamb , sr. , 15'JOia- ham aenue. Council POH SALK Klecant carriage team und line single drlM'rs ; prltcs tcasmi.ihlo ; cull and see them before huvlni ; . Nuae M. bmlth , sales sl.thlcs No. IIS North be\onth stiuul , Council Hluirs. MAONiriCHNT sicre propeily In flxe-neie Hauls located -"i miles fiom postoltk'O , for sale nn icasonablo tetms. bonu > llnu tusl- ilcnuo pioperty fet rent by Day A. llehs. FOIt HAIi-Ourflno family horse , suitable for rldlnxor driving. Apply to U ) S. Oth ' .reel. rpO lovers of horses The largest lot of oats J and the finest In the eltv ; also hay and feed o. " > all kinds , at S. Goldstein & Cos U-"J West Hrondmty. OLAIIivOYANT und psychometric , or char acter readings ; also diagnosis of disease. hend luck of hair for leading by letter. Sun days and evenlnss. Mrs. K. Iloopur , 14. . ' Ave nue I- , near corner 15th St. , Council It nils. Terms. Me and 11.00. FOR SALE Hotel centrally located , ( loins pxxl business. Or will exchange for oed farm In western Iowa. Hotel lease , farn tare nnd fixtures ; an A No. 1 uh-inue to Mop Into a K od paying busi ness Keasons for sellln ; ; , other business ro- iinlriir ' all owner's attention. IlarKalns In iesldMico und business prop- city. II. 1' . onivur , real est-ito and insnranuo agent. No. 12 N. Slain st. . Conner Muffs. Foil HUNT The MoMithun block , I ! story brick , with busomc.nl , and elevator. J.v Siulre ( , 101 I'oail stieeU "IT1OK 3\LE , or Uont aanlea land , j houioa. by J. II. Utoo. 1DI MLn it. . OouuoU Bluffi _ 'JltoVf > nilurrul New Process Vapor .Stove. Wo sell the only centiino Now Process nnd the celebrated Quick Meal New Process stoves , the best mado. One difference be tween the genuine and imitations is that the imitations have a small needle-like tube to draw oft' oil that don'tovaporato ; the ( ; eiiulm lias no such Itlmllum * . Wo have bold nearly one hundred already this season. Lights like pis ; absolutely safe ; no smoke or soot ; as simple as a cook stove , See us before buying. A few line fiij.UO gas ranges closing out at $10.00 each. The best over ollored ; " 0 per cent discount ever last year's pricea. lillttll JMoWOtH. Highest grade only fcO.UO. Screen wlro Uoofb , frames , etc. , etc. llloyoles. Larjost ) stock in the ' .vost. The famous Little Giant boy's whoM , the Victor , hit-best grade , world's ' bobt wheel , boib for ladies and gentlemen. COM : .V i/'oi.r , 11 Main Street. Don't OIvo Away Money And get iidthliij ; In ruliitn. Von ate simply dulii ( ! Its hen you pay thu prlcu eoiiiiiionly usked foi an ordinary lawn rnawnr If tln > pi lee Ismoie than $ - > UU. We will sell yon u Ilrst- cl.i.ss.au.mtrd and Kuaianlcud twoho-lneh iiiowei for W.OO. Kvaiiilno them. G r < len Hose Oo per Ke. Coed duality und will gheyou H.UIsfactlon. Conn ! and see It. Tlie IleHt HpfVlKfrator Is tbo North Star It Is not like MMIIO others that uni uui i.uilcd to free/o without leu In doir-days. U does usu some Ice. but uses less and produces a loner tumpeiatiire with less Ibun any other lefrluerutor on the market. .M < ! vi < ; uii llaiiiinookH , 7 , * > o. Tlieyure woith lookini ; at und will give you loth of comfoi I during the siiiiiiner. Columbia IJicycltM. Plenty of them now tosupiily all demands. Them IH no otlior In tlio win Id L'iial | : to It. ItiiKi b ill goodH , Btnp-ludders , witter uoobiis , bamiiuiH ami clotlius b.tHkuls the llghtn UK Iceeieam froe/crs , thai frcn/o In fiom llnoo to ll\n inlniiteH. fiom tl. ' . ' : > iii | .lunlor gaHO- Illic- stoves fiu > i * l to f7. the lie ) la 'ilc. ' till ) best hB. K\apoiailuisloM' made ; for ualu only ut 1' . C. DuVol'h. "iUI llroadway. It IR thn amount that people BIVO , not MI mm h what iht'V uuni , that men in ally mukiis tliemilcb. In ImyInK u hoii-ciiol I necessity like u lofrlKcratnr It Is wtdl In eonsidui soino- III n ; , ' UM ! > tlmn the 11 is I , uovl In deteriiuiiliig Its economy. The ( iiiurnscy Household Kofi K- eiatoi IH UH hanilMimu , IH a plecti uf pailor fin nitiire and I'ostH liss than any otliui llrNt- eliiss nrtlule , and stands at thu head IIH an cconoiul/m of lut KlvinK the lowest eold nlr tiiiiieraturi ) | ) . All tlio packing Is mlneial wiidl. thu best iion-conduutiir of heat and molhtiiKi known. All paitx can be taken out nml denned. ln\e > , tiguto thu Oueinsuy Household before miyln. . Ij IWII .MOUOI'H , The Now Quaker t'lty N In nxery respect thn rounturpait of the Philadelphia , and much i lie.tnur. I'rdiii ti to } 7.Vo cuiry the I'hlla- dulphla alsd and you van take your choice. Surren HOUI-H and window surnuns , the linked rnd llnoht In the city , and all the lutiist novoltlcH In the lutidwuiii line , at .siiraAItT X co.-i. No. H Main htiuot. Council llliillH. Gas Heating Stoves. No ASHES ! No HMOKK. Just the tblnu for bath roomsi , bed rooms , ota Call and SLO our lar u assortment. C. B. Gas and Elocti-lo Ught Co. 211 I'earl ami 219 Main StrcoU COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAtt DYE WORKS AH kinds of Dying and Clo.uiln" done In thf HlKlicslbtyloof the Art , Kudud and titalnoJ rubrics miidu to look as noocl .is new , llcfl 1'eatliois I'le med lly Meam , In I'list Clail Manner. Work promptly donu and delivered In all parts of the country bond for prlo * list. O. A. MAOHAN. 1'rip , 101J Hroadwav. Near N'orthweslurn Do COUNCIL , IIL.UITKS. IA. OnirACiO , May IU. Itoports of uenerons K- Electric Trusses , Belts Chest Protectors , , EtoJ AGENFS WAXfEO , DR. C , B. JUD1" QO6 Broadway , Oouuoll BlulT/ CITIZENS STATE Or Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK . S150.00J . SURPLUS AND PROFITS . fo.OOJ TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.00 ( DliiC'-rous-I. A. Mlllor , R O Oluisi'i. K tt Bliunrt , K. B. Hart , J I ) Eilmtuidbon. Oli.irloJ It , Haunan Traim.iot Koner.il bankla ; bttiN ncn 1,11-'est capital and turplui ot iuj bankln Southwontoru lovv.i. INTERESTON TIMi DEPO3IP5 , .11. If. t'llA.1ilKltrJr.\ . It. I'.jc , Enr , .S'oco nnd Tliro.it tfliftliillat. Council Illults , - - Iowa t-dio uyoH , CHHS ( > ym i pulnlul mill weak vision , ! , , ( JiaryL" * from UIM cirn t.irrh , luy fovcr , nstlii nml ( ill aciito anil clnonio altc ( lions uf thu throat a 1-IKK.I.ilty ( ilnts ti > oi llt- tcilTlihoiit pain ( JIai o aoeiirntoly prcsoilhoct II cllillciili IIIHU < , uflun ( Mirlim chninlu nuiinlxli aal nick liuailieha Haruli'id ( i.urialiim | , wliun nueail ary , palnluiily iwrfonucd , uiiarlnK lutl rutulti Olllcu.Jjinmurt.iiL. , , , , block , rouml Council Wilts , lit FirstNational : - : - Bank -OK COXJKOIL BLUFFS , IOWA. I'aiil Up Capital , . . . . $11) ) ) , ( )0fl ) Ililest orKiuilzi'd bank In thu city Tdrulun anrf ( nio-tio uxdianvo nnct loual iivciirltlpi Ilipuclii li'iitlon | i ilil lo filli'i tloin , AuodiintH uf linllvlq ' litnik'i li inker * ( tin ! corporations Bullcituti. Coir rc'ipomleiKc Invltoil ( JHO I' . SANKIllll , I're Idont. A. W UIIIKMAN. C.ishlor A T UICIC Anlitnnt Cnnlilor HEW OGDEKT HOTEL , mine it [ jry lour iiiiniiuif , riro i K * ji ] ( ho alarms tliimuhonl the Imlldliu S Ion in lid.it. dot and eold wutur und hiinsliino U every room. Table iinsurpasMid unywhera JJ.dO a day QEO. M. WHITNEY , Mnrmgofl QR.AND Council Bluffs , In. This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open. George T. 1'helps , Manager. ' " ' D. II. McDancicf&Co. , Butchers' ' aid Pao'urs' ' Suj.ilijj , Markal Flxtam , Casing , piers und KUISUKII MukurV Machinery S3 * i-J Main si , tiiiinoil Illuir * . la. AUu dualur ) n Illdfa ami 27 MAIN S I'll BUT over 0. II. liuoiuniin X Uo. . Jorto.ry COUNCIL Medical and Surgical IiMittitd nits iiKi.i.iNoiiiH : , PRIMS Chronic discuses of all kind * und deform Itirs siH.Tluitirs. .NoWill and 'MJJ IJruadwuj Council Ululfa , Iu.