HE OMAHA DAILY HEE&UDAY , MARCH 25 , 1892
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFF'a
OFF1CK : - NO. 12 PEAUti STREET.
Kcihctrdly Carrier to nny part of tlio City
II. W. T1I.TON , - MANAGER.
. JlM1'nc'lsOmco | | '
Tr - I.EI'HOM. Nlsllt jailor
N , Y. Plumbing Co.
Council HlulTs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans. 204 Sapp block.
P.l'olwln wan fined § 11.03 by Judiro Mo-
( Jeoycslordoy for ilrunUcnncss null disturb
ing the poaco.
Well Palton. atjed 1 year , died yesterday
of typhoid fever nt thu residence of his
I parents , SXJ7 Avcnuo G.
Miss Uunlco Wells will entertain n num
ber ot friends nt n masquerade dancing party
tomorrow evening at her homo on Oakland
avenue.
A motion for a new trial in the case ot
nijjhmy ngatnRt the Union Pnclllc railway
company was argued in the district court
yostcrOay Mid tnkon under advisement.
Mrs. L. . C. .tames , whoso husband was sent
to the penitentiary n ilttlo less than n year
npo for bigamy , bus retnlned the services of
nn attorney nnd Is about to lllo n petition In
the district court for n divorce.
A suit was commenced In the district court
yesterday by thu Lake Manawa Kutlway
company to collect n subscription of SIT5 nl-
Icced to Imvo been mndo by I ) . W. Archer to
assist In the building of the roau.
The meeting * nt the Christian church ,
IJroadwny and Seventeenth street , nro
nightly growing In Interest , ilov. Dr. Car
ter is attracting consldoranlo nttcntlon as a
preacher of popular manners nnd close rea
soning.
An attachment suit was commenced In the
district court yostoruay ny ( Jeorgo A.
Hoaglaml against \V. A McMillan , thu plain
tiff alleging that McMillan was about to dis
pose of bis property with Intent to def rauil
his creditors.
The revival meetiacs at the Second Pres
byterian church are continued this woek.
Bible readings nro conducted encli day nt ! t
o'clock by Uev. F. L. Haydcn , and song sor-
vlco and vruaching nt 7tJ : : o'clock. lr.
Stephen Phclps will preach this evening.
The Congregational ladles Imvo arranged
for a novel social Fridny ovonlng , at the ros-
ulciico of W. W. Wallace. It Is expected
that each lady will earn n dollar for the
church , and that Friday ovonlng they will
nartnto their experiences in securing the de
sired fund.
Marriage licenses wore issued youordav to
the following parlies- Joseph L'luOor ot
Omaha and Uolla Houston of Council Bluffs ,
Jdmcs K. Tnompson of Missouri Valley anil
Kmma Pruott of CroiCont , Frank V. Miller
of Council Bluffs and Anna May Yutos of
Omaha.
Mike Marsdcn , an alleged wblto man who
believes In the equality of the races to such
nn extent that ho has boon living at n
colored dlvo on North Main street for sov-
erul weeks past , win arrested yesterday
morning and given thirty days in the county
Jail on the charge of being an inmate of n
disorderly house.
A man givlnc his nnmo as Frank Andrews
was assaulted Inn North Main street dlvo
night before last , but was unable to toll who
did the ] ob. When ho made his complaint to
n police ofllccr ho < vas under the Influence of
liquor , and ho was locked up on the chorea
ot drunkenness. No ovldonco has been found
o convict nnyono of the assault.
The case of Fred Hobson against the Chicago
cage , Burlington < St Quincy Hallway company
was tried in the superior court yesterday
nnd a scaled verdict xvas returned after the
jury had been out halt an hour. Tlio suit
was brought to collect S30 for goods alleged
to bavo been sold to the company , and was
tried before Justice Cones several months
ngo. A judgment was given in favor of the
defendant In the lower court , nnd the case
was appealed to the district court.
How arc your awnings ? .T. M.
Lumcko , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory.
Jnrvls' wild blackberry is the best.
O. Yiinkcriimn &Co. . food , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 10813roadway.
I'jiliUX.lL r.llt.Wlt.ll'HS.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Stewart of Davenport
nro In the city , the guests of Mrs.V. . G.
Mason on 13 on Ion street.
W. M. Jones , western manager of the
.Sandwich Manufacturing company , Is spend
ing two days In Sioux City.
W. C. McCrary and wife of Kansas City
vlsit-lng their parents , Mr. nnd Mrs. Wit-
/ Hum McCrary , on North Seventh street.
Jttrvisl877 brandy , purest , safest , bos * . .
Reitor , the tnilor , ItlO Urondwny , 1ms
nil the latest styles iiiul nowcst { joodt ) .
Hutisfnotion yuurnntced.
I'nriirtliliiK Sonic Sclicinps ,
"Now that 1'vo been appointed chairman
of the committee on streets and alleys , " said
Alderman Smith yesterday-I'm huvlnc nn
interesting lima Koine through all the old
papers that were handed over to mo by my
predecessor. 1 never had an idea what
schemes mon will try to work to got work to
do at the city's ox pen EC. Hero's a petition ,
for example , asking for the opening up of
Nineteenth avenue , from High to Sixth
Etrcet , n distance of six blocks. It came in
with 11 lot of signatures and Judging from np-
pcarancos It was Just the thing needed.
Como to look the matter up , nobody lives on
iho property to bo affected , the name of only
ono property owner is on the petition , and ho
owns only ono lot in Unit vicinity. The
petition wns circulated for the purpose of
getting some man n job of digging.Vo have
toicoy \ our eyes peeled for just such things
all the timo. " _
J. C. Pryor. formerly of the Bank
rupt hoe store on Mniu street , IB now
with L , Kinnolmn nt the corner of Pearl
nnd liryiuit stioot ami hopes to ECO his
friends tlioro.
Eastern money to loan on ronl nstnto
by Ii U. Shoafo , Broadway and Main.
Will KUII tlui liiKiiruiico Company.
Hobort Haruor of Winnipeg arrived in tbo
city yesterday for the purpose of settling up
the affairs of his brother , John Barker , who
fell off n horse on Upper Droadway some
time ngo and received injuries from tbo ef
fects of which ho died a few days later. The
remains of the dead man nro > , o bo illsln-
to-red today In order thnt there may bo no
doubt of hU being the right party. It will bo
remembered that an accident policy for * 1,000
was found among the papers of the dead
man , but when the policy was presented tor
payment it was dishonored , It being claimed
that ho had boon under the inlluonco of
luiuor at the time ho received his injuries.
Mr. liarkor is iiatisflod from the notes of
> tlio coroner's inquest that tbo claim is
without toundatlon and ho announced bin
Intention of making the company pay the
face of the policy or llnd the reason why. A
suit will probably be commenced to collect
the amount claimed In a few days.
It is with ploiisuro that Misses Sprlnk
V Fortran unnounco to the public that
they have secured the Rorvicos pf Miss
M. Wheeler of Chicago to tnlJ charge
of their trimming department , \Vill bo
pleased to sou all the ladled nt our now
parlors , No. IU Main street.
New Noi-tlnM'ttiTM Depot.
The ofllcials of the Chicago & Northwestern
Hallway company promise to commence the
work of erecting the now posiengor depo
juttnssoun 03 bprlng opens suftlclently to
'
allow the foundation to bo laid. This' wll
probably bo In thu cnuriu of the next six
weeks. The depot will occupy the tlto whore
now stands the passenger shed at the corner
of Broadway and Eleventh street ma wil
bo somewhat similar In design to tnoso n
Ilxon ) and Sterling , 111 , , only larger. It wll
bo of brick with stone trimmings , and wll
bo 100x30 fcot. A baggage house will also bo
built , and tbo capacity of the present freigh
houto will bo doubled.
Swcnson Muelo Co. , Mnsoulo temple
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
) octors Disagree but the Jtidgo Decides
That Egan Should Bo Tried.
WELL ENOUGH TO COME INTO COURT
Sonic IntcrrtliiK Tr < tliiiiiny Concrrnlng
nn Alleged llllinnyiiiiiti IIM CMO :
\\1II Itn llriiritToilnyNotulth-
Ilia rl
Pole Kgan , who Is under indictment for
committing n highway robbery upon n man
named Shcriton a few weeks ngo , was to
have had his trial in the district court yester
day , but ho riled n motion for n continuance
which used up ono day und brought out cer
tain facts which tonJnd to show how doctors
will differ as to the condition of a given
patient.
In support of the motion was nn nflldavlt
by Dr. W. L. Oupell. In which ho stated that ,
iigan was taken with nn attack of grip on
Tuesday , which vcstcrduy bccumo so severe
that ho had to co to bed. Ho considered It
duugorous to the life of his patient to go to
the court house for a trial insldn of n wceic
or ten days nt the outside.
In order to II ml out Just how sick Egan
was Countv Attorney Organ had nsubptuna
served on Dr. Capoll to compel him to como
Into com t. for n cross-examination ns to the
matter contained in his aftldavlt. His cross-
examination came off in tiio uftcrnoon , but
ilthough ho reiterated tlio statements bo
had nlrcady made , his testimony was not
altogether satisfactory to Organ. At his re
quest the court directed Dr. U. U. Jennings ,
the city physician , to call on Kgan nnd raako
an examination ,
Dr. Jennings returned nnd testified that ho
found Kenu without n symtom of sickness ,
although" was In bed nnd trying hurd to
mai'.o himself feel badly. Ills pulse , imn-
nerituro nnd respiration were normal , his
eye bright , and his tongue clean. Ho saw
no stu'ti that the patient was suffering from
grip or anything else.
This testimony caused something of n sen
sation In the court room on account of Us
difference from that of the physician who
had made the nflldavlt. The court thereupon
summoned Dr. F. S. Thomas and had him
make nn examination with Dr. Jennings. Ho
did so and court was held until 0:30 : o'clock
waiting for him to return. When ho returned
IIH ! diagnosis of the cuso agreed with that of
Jcnutngs. M lie motion for the continuance
was overruled nnd Egan will go on trial this
morning at 9 o'clock.
Money to loan. Lowest rate ? . John-
ton & Vim Patten. Everett block.
i'lltcen Yirs. ! .
In notual use nnd just us good as now
is the verdict ot a. Hnrdinan upright
[ ) iano now at Mueller's. 103 Main street.
It is the full winded horse thnt takes the
race. _
\Vants to A ltiitu IlesnlinilHtlon.
"Now thnt the Oatch bill has been de
feated , " said T. J. Evans , who returned from
n trip to Chicago yesterday , "wo must begin
to ugltato the question of the rcsubmlsslon
of the prohibitory question to the people.
This Is n matter upon which the mon of both
parties must agree , as there can bo no harm
in allowing the people ot the state to decide
whether they want the era ot prohibition to
continue or not. I haven't a doubt that If
the question should bo rcsubmlttcd prohibi
tion would bo defeated , as in this city.whoro
nlno years ngo there were n great many
votes cast in favor of it , there would now bo
few , if any. But oven If it should carry
again wo would have the satisfaction of
knowing what is the sentiment of the state
at largo.
"I beUcvo thnt if the newspapers and the
friends of temperance nil over the state
agitate the matter with nil their might wo
can induce the lepblaturo to oass a bill pro *
vlding for the rcsubmtssion of the question
to the people before it adjourns. There is
still about a week before adjournment , and a
great many bills just as important ns this
hnvo been rushed through in that space of
lirno. Ulvo tbo people n chance to tell
whether they wantstnte-wido prohibition era
a well roculalcd high license , local option
law , and I haven't -loubt ot the result. "
Wo have our own vineyards In Califor
nia. Jarvis Wino company , Co. Bluffs
Wmilcd In Miinclicstcr.
Sheriff Odoll of Manchester , Delaware
county , In. , was in the olty yesterday look
ing for ono John Pangtord , who Is wanted
at Manchester to answer to the charge of
embezzling $000 placed in his charge by the
man for whom ho worked. Odcll has been
looking for his man for some time , and the
last trace ha had of him was in Grand
Island , Neb. , the ofllcinls of which place
telegraphed to him that they had Pangford
In custody. Before Odoll got there Pang-
ford had bepr. roloasoJ on a writ of habeas
corpus and had ( jono either to Lincoln or
Omaha. The Delaware county nheiiff spent
a coed share of the day looking aver this
city and Omaha , but without success. Ho
left u description of tbo man wanted with
Marshal Tomploton.
Walnut block and Wjomlng1 coal ,
fresh mined , received dall > Thatcher ,
10 Main street
rUIII < 't"Yuten.
A brilliant though quiet wedding took
place last ovunlng at the residence of I. A.
Miller , at the corner of Second avenue and
Eighth street , tbo contracting parties being
Frank Vi Miller of this city and Miss May
Yntcs of Omahu. Only a few of the most
Intlmato friends of thu couple were Invited.
The ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock
after the Episcopal ritual by Uov. E. J. Eab-
coolc , rector of St. Paul's church , nnd was
very Impressive. After the congratulations of
friends had boon extended n mugnlllcont
suppsr was enjoyed. The groom is one of
the well known young business mon of
Omaha and the bride the dnuehtcr of Mrs.
Anna Yates. Both are well known In social
clnilcs In the two cities. Mr. und Mrs. Mil
ler left at once for their now homo at the
corner of Tblrtv-nlnth and Hurt streets In
Omaha , where they will receive their friends
after April 10.
( rliiH Coink-tecl.
The trial of William Crlss on the charge of
omboizlomont was resumed In the district
court yesterday morning. Vcrv Ilttlo ovl-
denco was Introduced on behalf of the dolcnd
ant and the case was given to the Jury soon
after court ononed. After being out about
llvo minutes u verdict ot guilty was re
turned ,
I ! reggSayers , the father of Iloss Savors ,
who was found guilty ot assault with intent
to commit manslaughter , withdrew his plea
of not guilty nnd pleaded guilty to the charge
of assault with intent to do great bodily
Injury. This being u less serious offense
than the other , ho ' .vlll have only a jail sen
tence , which will probably bo made ns light
as possible on account cf the old man's ago.
Suit for Hallway Injuries.
A suit was commenced In thodlstrict court
yesterday by W. T. Butcher „ against
the Union Puclflo railway company
to recover ? ll 'J5 ' for Injuries re
ceived while malting a coupling. An a
result of his injuries ho claims to hnvo lost
his power of speech and the use of his mind.
Ho alleges that the company's surgeon , who
attended him after the accident , told him
that his Injuries were slight , no bones were
broken , and it would bo only a short time till
ho would bo woll.
Ntoamrr Arriuili.
At Philadelphia Lord Gough , from Liver
pool ; Manitoba , from Glasgow. '
At Boston Catalonia nud Lake Superior ,
from Liverpool ,
At London Sighted Saalc , from Now
Yorlt.
At Amsterdam Dldam , from New York ,
At Bremen Oldenborg , from Baltimore.
At Genoa Fulda. from Now York.
At New York Dovonia , from Glasgow ;
Lumen , from Liverpool.
At TUEZS , Brazil Mall ship Star Advance
from Now York , February 28 , for Brazilian
ports has arrived at Pornamhuco and pro
ceeded March 23.
Ciirinuu Organized ,
A lodge of the Brotherhood of Cannon was
last night In the Clark building on
Fourteenth street. There were eighteen
charter members who applied to the grand
lodge of the brotherhood nt Minneapolis fern
n charter. The Omaha organization Is one
ot the subordinate lodges of tlio crnnd coun
cil. The meeting hold IrvJt night wn. < n closed
ono. Ofllccrs of the local lodge will bo
elected nt the next regular meeting , nftcr
thoby-ln ws and constitution will have been
nd opted.
KNOW WHAT THEY WANT.
fifteenth Street Properly Owners Hnvo
Settled nil Viaduct.
The owners of pronirty nton South Fif
teenth street have declared that they want a
viaduct , nnd they hnvo also named the kind
of n structure that they want erected along
the line ol the street and over the tracks.
A delegation of some twenty of thosa prop
erty owners , headed by Herman ICountzo ,
John A. McSliano , Gaorga E. Barker nnd W.
A. Paxton , hold nn Informal miollng with
the members of the Board ot Publlo Works
nnd the city engineer yesterday afternoon
and expressed their desires.
City Engineer Hosownter presented a
draft of the plans of n viaduct extending
from Leavenworlt to Pacific streets. In ex
plaining the plans , ho said that the structure
would bo l,0i" > foot in length ; It would have
n road bed flity foot In wldtb , with eight
fontsidownlks on each sldo.
Major 1'uray suggested that a viaduct
forty feet wide would answer nil nurposes.
Mr. McShano Insisted thnt such u viaduct ,
would not bo worth n dollar. The city was
not demanding a. viaduct for today , but for
the future , and the taxpayers did not want
another Eleventh street structure.
Mr. Pr.xton Insisted that the road bed
should bo nt least fifty feet wide.
Engineer Kosowutcr informed the gather
ing that with the viaduct extending from
Loavonworth to Pnclllo street there would
be scarcely any grndo nt the approaches.
The entire floor would bo almost on n level
with the linn qf Fifteenth street , both north
and south.
Mr. Egbert suggested that it might bo well
to prepare plans contemplating r. 'Iloor of
stone.
Engincorllosawator thought this would In
crease the cost of the viaduct to a great ex
tent , as it would necessitate much heavier
frame work.
Mr. Paxton onposcd such n plan. If the
viaduct was constructed similar to the ono
over Tenth street it would meet the demands
of the nubile.
Mr. ICountzo urged prompt action , but did
not want n viaduct with n stone Iloor , ns It
would bo too costly. Ho thought the detailed
drawings should bo prepared at once and
submitted for approval. The railroads tclght
fight the construction of the viaduct if It
was too costly , but If made equally ns coot !
as the Sixteenth street viaduct it would be
nn cosy matter to show that no excessive de
mands were being made by the city.
Engineer Hosc\vator did not believe that
the railroads or the courts had any right to
dictate what kind of a vlsluct should bo con
structed a ] to width. Ho also thought that
Fifteenth nnd Sixteenth street property
owners should work in harmony. The Fif
teenth street viaduct could bo constructed ,
and when it was completed the old viaduct
over Sixteenth street could bo rebuilt with
out interfering with trnfllc.
Upon n vote being taken the property
owners all voted to hnvo the structure slxt v-
six feet wide , nnd at the sntnu time they
voted to have stops taken which would re
sult In the completion of the viaduct at the
earliest possible data
After tbo meeting adjourned most of those
In attendance wont down and looked over the
site of the proposed viaduct.
JtKKT tiUti.lll C'O.Vr7\TlO.V.
Address of n Nebraska Mini Yesterday' *
Proceedings.
Du.Nvnn , Colo. , March 23. Over 300 delegates -
gates were in attendance at the opening of
the beet sugar convention this morning at
the Cham her of Commerce.
Noarlv every county in thu state was rep
resented , as well as the boards of trade from
the cities over the stato. The objects of the
convention are to call the attention of capi
talists to the many advantages possessed by
the fertile lands of tLo stuio for the location
of beet sugar factories , and to more widely
disseminate among the farmers the result of
practical experiments In beet culture and the
best known methods of growing the boot.
Hon. Platt Rogers , mayor of the city , de
livered an address of welcome , which was
responded to by prominent speakers from
different sections of the state.
A number of papers on boot culture will bo
presented during the three days' session
from agricultural exports.
Colonel A. C. Fisk of this city was elected
permanent chairman and H. I. Foster ai
secretary.
The features of the day's session were ad
dresses by A. Lunn , editor of the Beet Sugar
Enterprise , of Lincoln , Nob. ; Mr. Jennings
of the sucar factory at Lebigh , Utah , and
Mr. Twinch of Now York , who Is an expert ;
also an able paper on beet culture by Hon.
Peter Mngnes , chairman of the Board of
County commissioners of Aranahoo county.
Experiments were made in different parts
of the state In the past two vcars which prc.vo
that beets grown under irrigation run high
in aacbarino matter and produce abundantly ,
and It is almost an assured fact that In an
other year Colorado will be , to some extent ,
chocKing the enormous llow of money to
other countries for importation of sugar.
.1//.V7J/M HOllttlllLl' MUIIMTan.
Two Itodle * round Hurled llonoath Tons nl
lloek at Lend City.
DEADWOOD , S. D. , March 23. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Bci.J Edward Owen and
Mlllnr Mclvenzlo , minors employed in n drift
on the 400-foot level of the Highland mlno nt
Load City , were killed last ulpht by the premature -
mature discharge of n blast. Failure of the
men to nupcarat supper excited alarm and a
suarch at H o'clock resulted in lindlni ; their
bodies burled beneath several tons of rock.
The bodies were terribly mangled , Owen's
head having boon completely torn from the
body.
No night shift was working In the slope ,
ns Is the case with all contractors. The mon
were in a great hurry , not using necessary
precaution , and those In a position to know
say that they were loading a down hole ,
which , when fired shortly before , failed to
break Its burden. The hole was still warm
nnd both were hard at work directly over it
when the explosion came. Owen was ! U
years old and leaves n wire and child 1 year
old. MoKonzle was single and 20 years old.
Both were members of the Miners union and
very prominent.
Stubbed with a I'neknt Knife.
DEAmvoon , S. D. , March 2. ! . [ Special
Telegram to TIIK BEK. | Ed Thurlow was
slabbed In tbo neck with a pocket knife and
Instantly killed by Ed Carroll nt U o'clock
last night. The killing occurred on the
ranch ot Charles VincellotU , eight miles
from Dead wood , und was the result of a
quarrel arislni ; out of a game of sovcn-up
played only for amusement , Tburlow was
only } years ot nge. The murderer , who is
but 19 , effected his escape , traveling on
horseback in the direction of Slim Buttes
nnd the cattle ranges , sovonty-livn miles
north. The shod ft Is in pursuit , having
started from Dcaduood nt 12 o'clock last
night.
Will Comu to thu Drill.
II. A. Klncald , a Denver commission man
and captain of the Chaffco light artillery of
that place , was in the olty yesterday , mak
ing arrangements to enter nls military com
pany for tbo prizes offered at the coining en-
campmcnt of tbo national compctltlvu drill ,
which lakes place hero next Juno. Ho was
sboivn over the city by Secretary AitchUon
of the association. Mr. Klncald expressed
himself as highly pleased with the Induce
ments offered by Omaha to got military com
panies of tbo country to como and compete
for the prizes. Ho says several companies
from Denver will attend the encampment ,
and saya from the general Interest taken In
it thousands of people from abroad will bo
attracted to the city. Mr. Klncald loft lust
nluht for tils homo In Brooklyn , where ho
will remain two weeks noforo returning to
Denver.
Inwn Miner * Will Not Strike.
OTTUMWA , Iu. , March 23. The proposed
strike in the mines ot southern Iowa has
been abandoned.
Mr. Arthur Meeker of Chicago was mar
ried In Paris Thursday mornlnc to Miss
Grace Murray , aUo of Chicago. The cere
mony was performed at the Hotel Mourlcc.
Tbo wedding was a very quiet ono , owing to
the fact that Mr * . Murray , the mother of the
bride is an invalid ,
GERMANY IN A fljRY BAD WAY
*
Looked nt Through Trench Spectacles , Her
Sky is Rather Gloomy.
VF
KAISER WILHELM SAD CONDITION
Itrnlcrn In lloily nnjl , IHMrrMrit in .Mind ,
Without u C'liniirc lnr , nucl I'li.ttiln ' to
Secure Our , ll < ; fp C'niillnrit to
HtthcrtilMtock.
Wfil ISSlliii Jnmri llontw Hcnntll. ]
PAIII ? , March 23. | Ne v York Herald
Cable Special to Tnr. HER. ] The crisis In
Germany , which is occupying the attention
of all Kuropo , still continues , and has now
divided itself into two distinct issues. The
political crisis and the personal crisis of the
omporor.
No one knows jet how the political crisis
will end. It Is positively stated thatCaprlvi's
resignation has been accepted , and that ho will
bo replaced by Count Otno Eulonbore.
Many false rumors , however , have been cir
culated during tho. pait two days , nnd this
statement should not bo accepted without
further confirmation. No ono wishes to ac
cept the two ofllcos that of chancellor nnd
that of president of the Prussian ministry.
Even Ilr. Mlnucl refused the presidency of
the council , which Is a clear proof that
statesmen are cxtreinaly dissatisfied with the
situation , nnd that It must bo dlfllcult to live
with the Ilttlo emperor.
The situation In Germany ramlnds ono of
the crisis In Franco last month. There Is
this difference , however President Carnet
was nt that time In good hcnltti whereas the
ninpcror is seriously 111. Indeed the condi
tion ot the emperor's health Is causing quite
as much uneasiness as the political crisis.
Itu is u Very Sick Mini.
The emperor has always been sickly anc1 Is
now more seriously ill than helms over boon.
Even the o flic ml dispatches admit that such
is the caso. The imperial master of the
horse has sent to Jlubortusstock twenty-
seven horses. Tnis seem to provo that the
emperor's sojourn at the chateau , which is
two hours away irom any railroad , will bo
prolonged.
"
The "emperor Is suffering , not only from
local pains , out also from general debility ,
which renders him incapable of onv kind of
work. When ho does not fed well his fretfulness -
fulness Is boundless.
The foreign i.inlsteis : nt Berlin , not
including the French minister , hnvo
informed their respective governments
that for some time past the emperor bas
been showing distinct symptoms of mono-
mnnin , which Imvo alarmed hi * frlondi and
hnvo given rise to discussions in regard to
the regency. All who ituow the truth of the
situation nro comparing the emperor with
the unfortunate Louis II of Bavaria , liven
their tendency to squander their fortunes is
similar. The private funds of the emperor
are in great confusion , owing to the reckless
manner in which ho spent money in his jour
ney through ' Europe.
There Is'greaf , uneasiness not only nl Ber
lin , but also nt Vienna. ' I know from n re
liable source that u telOgraphio correspond
ence bus been going on between Emperor
Francis Joseph and Prince Albert of Saxony
or the purpose of Uncling what Is to bo ifono
n case of a catastrophe. .
"Germany's years of haplness seem to bo
ended , " said the Briit > b minister yesterday ,
and the same though ; , must have already oc
curred to Prlnco Bismarck nt Frledoricks-
ruhe. , j
An ofllcial bulletin about the emperor's
health says that ho > vns altncitcd today for
the first time with pulmonary orapbysiema
and asthma. f .
Socialist * Attack n Cliim-h.
A scandalous affair has u t occurred in *
the Egllso Ste. Mrtrio at Purls. A number
of socialists nnd ritlarc'cists interrupted tbo
clorcyman whllo'ho was proachingand begun
to break the seats. The congregation tried
to stop them and a pitched battla took place
in the church. The matter will bo brought
to the attention of the ministry next Satur
day , and the result will bo that the entire re
ligious question will come up for discussion
and a bitter fight will bo made against the
ministers.
The latest news from Berlin nt this hour ,
1 :15 : a. m. , Is that tbo emperor has positively
refused , o a ccopt Coprivi's resignation , who ,
In consequence , remains chancellor and pres
ident of the council of ministers. I giro vou
the news for what it is worth.
JACQUES ST. Ciim.
I'KAST FOK ItKLIC SEUKKltS.
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Sale of tlio Household KITects of the I.lltu
( tone-rill Itoulniigur llogiin.
[ Cnpurtoltteil 1 W li-j Ja nsi Gnnl 1 1 llennelt.\ \
BitfsSEW , March 2U. | New York Herald
Cable Special to Tun BEE. ] The sale of
the effects of the late General Boulungor be
gan under a tent erected In the court of
Amard House , occupied by the bravo general
during the last two years of his life , to
day. Features of Interest wore somewhat
lacking so far , as today's sale only comprised
china and kitchen waro. Many ladles at
tended the sale In spring tcilottcs. There
woroJalsoprescntMme. Scverlno , Boulanger's
nephews , and several members of the Bel
gian parliament. Bids were somewhat high
as the ladies competed keenly for the soup
ladles and frying pans which they confessed
they wanted as relics rather than for use.
The real Interest wil ! begin tomorrow with
the sale of the furniture and works of art.
It. is unlikely that another American cardi
nal will bo created at present , as three nro
thought dufllcicnt for North America. The
Vatican has yielded to Russia's demand re
garding the appointment of Monslgnor Kof-
louslil as the Hoinan Catholic metropolitan
of Hussla. The vaticun also makes conces
sions to Bra/il. whoso now minister hero ,
Buron Andrea , filled tbo same position under
Dom Pedro. _
Aft or Aiucrlrii'H Tucking I'lantH.
[ CoviirlaMeil IS92 liu Jiime < Gordon fl mi'tt.1
LONDON , March 2 : ) . [ New York Hcruld
Cable Special to Tun Bnu.J The special
agent of English capitalists has soiled for
Now York , purported to bo affecting a gigan
tic consolidation of nil big packing establish-
jnent * in Chlcatro , Kansas City and Omaha ,
Including the Chicago Packing and Provision
company. The Idea la to form a company to
bo floated simultaneously in Now York nnd
London. The utmost secrecy prevails hero
as to the plans of the , capitalists interested
and the mission of ttiaspccial agent.
Sixteen Aimrchl.tU ArrcHtril ,
lCopurlulittiltS3 ! li flfpnti Q-mton HsJMsH.1
PAHIS , March 24. 2:15 : a. m. [ Now York
Herald Cable Special to TUB Bcn.1 Paris
police have just nrF&t'cd slxtona anarchists ,
who are believed \j \ { tin the authors of the
dynamite explosions ipf last week. The
principal accused Is linvachol , a dyer at St.
Denis , ono of the su Urbs ( of Paris , who has
' (
fled. ! / „
The latest Berllitii dispatches assert that
Eulenberg has bosiV appointed chancellor of
the empire. H' ' _
DUailronHVrectold C'cntr.il America.
lCoj/rJuMf | < /S3J l bi/Vhlnti ( } nnlnn Ittiinrlt. I
SAN SAI.VAIIOII , ° { Vfa Galvcston , Tox. ) ,
March 23. | By Mexican Cable to the Now
York Herald-Special , toTnisBuE.J A truln
was derailed today at Sonsonato , fifty miles
southwest of this city on the Acajulco rail
road. Thirteen persons were killed and
thirty-one wounded. It Is the most terrible
railroad disaster that has over happened la
Central America.
Change * in the Team.
Coi.L'Miii's , O. , March 23. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tnc Buc. ] President Williams of
the Western league denounces that , thu
players' committee has assigned Frank Shot *
becu to Omaha in place of Sulllvuu , who is
now subject to selection , It has also assigned
Thomas Nugla to Indianapolis in place of
Stockwoll. Doll Uttrling , the catcher , today
accepted termi. Manager Samuel (3 , Mor
ton of Minneapolis has notlUod President
Williams that ho desires a nrst baseman and
Holder in place of McQulrk and Katz.
luMtt ItullroutU Ai ex eil ,
DCS MOINBF , March 23. The executive
council completed yesterday tbo taste of as
sessing the railroads of the state. Very few
changes worn made and the assessment la
about $10,000 higher than last year. The only
particular changes were reductions on sev
eral unimportant Northwestern branches ng-
crcgntlng about 400 miles , att5,000 per mile ;
DCS Moinci & Minneapolis nnd Toledo &
Northwestern branches , $5,000 per ratio. The
following Increases were made : Chicago ,
DCS Moltics & Fort Mudlson , $1,000 per mile ;
Chicago , Santa Fo & California , $500 per
mile ; nnbun.ua & Stoux City and branches ,
$100 per mile ; Maion City it tort Dodge ,
fl.OOO per milo ; Minneapolis & St. Louli ,
> 500 per mlle ; Sioux City & Northern , § 1.000
per mile ; Dei Molncs & Northwestern , $500
per mile ; Dos Moluos & Western , ? , " > 00 per
mile.
LETTKH
M't oflolter * remnlnlnz uncnllcl for In the patt
ern for the neck ending Mnrcli 21 , KOT.
Note 1'nrtlcM rnlllnj for those U-lteri will pli"\
Fny"AilrerU9cil , " Klrliu Ilia ilnlo nt the hcvl of the
HdUnnU Inqulro for srvmj.it tlio Inllui' ilollrcrr win-
Onw.
To nvol.l mhtnlioi hira your milt mUrouoJ to
jorr street niicl inimber.
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Tlllllll AMI rotlllTII CLAS MATTER.
Ml 11 Iluntvr MltH K M Illch.MrsO A J'.onmU
1 < J Unplll iirilxm
ITALIAN i.uTri ; : .
Kranclcco 1'ullottu
HlhCKt.I.ANKdllS ,
Ilorton A. Ifarn. J II lllcc & Co , Omnlm rnbllihlnu
IIouiu. Land \ Loan Ahuucluilun. Wuilt-rn I'likllnli-
In.1 Company , Nurlh American riiiinouraiih Coui-
linnir , ( JmuhnTrukt'uiniaiiy | , Uiml , V Loan Com-
jiunr. OniBlmMunli'l \ Cmlt't Cumpiiny , Oniiilin
V'unrlUK I'ompuny , Mi'lnllru llrutlirm , llvncu & Co ,
Ki | anl & Lund ; Oinolm LoilKO No Ul , II K It , tec-
mnry ; ti J II , hn O tlrcel.
T , B Ci.AitKhov , potlmattor.
Too will of General Cullum of Now York
in ah os several bequests of great jiubllo In
terest , Ho civea fiO.OOO to tlio Moiropolltan
Musnum of Arts und smaller amounts to va
rious other worthy Institutions , and sots
asiao ( .250,000 for tbo establishment of a mo-
uiorlul hall In connection with tbo West
Point Military acudomy. The American
Geographical society is romombcrod In u
way tbat will bo highly appreciated by its
friends and well wishers , for the general's
residuary cstato to the amount of $100,000 ii
to bo used for the erection of a building
for this society.
_ _
ABSOLUTELY PURE
FrJAQUEi SV. CO. KANSAS CITV MO.
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Sohoadsao'.c , Proprietor , Orflcas O21 Broadway ,
Bluffsand V521 FrtrnamSt. , O.naha. Dye , clean and rofinUh good *
of overydsacriptlon. Packages raoaivod at either offioo or at tlis
Works , Cor. Avo. A nnd 28th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price Hat.
Merchants who hnvo hop-worn or soiled fabrics of any ehar.votor can have
them ivdyod nnd finished equal to new.
BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with the
nd most appro veil nmchlnoryiitost at losj coat than yo.i ovoi1 pil I
IS CAUSED BY A COLD
wlileli prttloi In nnd Inll.imo ! the nlr tuboi leading
o the limni. It Is tli'j tiCKlnnlnu' of
Bronchial Consumption
And 1C neglected lemM to tlmt dlsenso very ; icoillly.
A iOmr | > , metallic coiisli ncconipanloi It Tnkottlu
tlmcnnj joii e.in certainly cure It nltli
SCHENCK'S
Which is Without an Kqunl Tor
BRONCHITIS
nnd for nil dlscnsos lonllnK up to nnd Including
Consumption.
Ir , Scliciiok's Now Bo ok on Discuses o
( he Lnnuv , l.hcr mr. ! Stomach , bhoiiltl 1)0
in every home. Sent free.
Dr. J.H. Schcnck & Son , Philadelphia , P
Healthful , Agreeable , Cleansing.
Cures
Chapped. Hands , Wounds , Burno , Etc.
Removes nud Prevents Dandruff.
WHITE RUSSIAN
Specially Adapted ( or Use in Hard Water.
DR. MILES' IIP VOU bare one of Hie follonui ;
NEW CURE I * HEAHT SVJU'TO.MS ,
ronTMC | J * * LOOK OUTl
HEART.
Is a cafe and lelia *
ble remedy for 1'al-
Pnation pf Heart ,
'jiu ' inSidc , Asth-
ma. Short Ilicalh ,
Fluttcring.Dromy.
Oppression , \\ind
In Slomacli , Irreg
ular I'ulte , Click
ing Sensation in
'throat , Unensy
Sensation in Clictt ,
Smothering Snclli ,
Dreaming , Nightmare -
mare , Arc. ( iet Dr.
Allies' book , 'New
and Startling Tacts' FREE AT ALL DUUGGISTS.
DU. MILES MEDICAL CO.Elkhart , Ind.
Forsaluiy Knhnfe Co. , Douglas und 15th Kt
CUBES
COUGH BURE
IS A
One Minute Remedy
I'or all affect Ions of the
Throat , Lungs anil Uronciilil TU'JJ ;
EXCEPT CONSUMPTION
2B A-Ts'D DO OniN'TB.
KorHalo hy
_ LANICETS
ARE THE STRONGEST
NONCCCNUINCWITHOUTTHC&'ALADEU
SVicvt are ] 00 e/A > lutci , eneh al ill cult ,
the beat you can buy.
E/A IliiUcrln llr.l ofAII.
C/A Hxti-a Tf l rtnki neil tu e/A linker ,
Q'A Hun > v Ulunki U told by
Oinalia Medical and Siirpl
INSTITUTE ,
INFIRMARY
FOK. THE.
FREATMENT
ALL
lleM facilities , npnaraitii mul Itomodlos
for successful iro.itniunt ofnvury form
of illsL'iiso ri'quli-ln : nuiillciil or
siir lual ttuatmunt.
50 boils fur patients licnrd mill attondanco.
Host accotnoilatuins In the wo t.
\\rlto fyr clrculnrs on ilofoniiltms and
bracus. trusses club feet , uurvatiires ot snliiu ,
lilies , tumors , cancercatarrh , tiionclilt Is , lu-
iiuliuUni.olectriclty. p.tr.ilysls , uullun y , kld-
nuy , b.nildur , ovi1. oar , skin and blood and all
surgical operation- ; .
DISEASES OF WOMEN lU'
Women I'lUCE. Wo IIIIMIlately added a l
In duurtinunt | for women ( lurliiu' cotillnmnt'nU
strictly private. ) Only Kullaulo Medical In *
blltuto inaMtiR a Snoclnlty ot
1'RI VATK IMSKASI2S
All lllood Diseases successfully trcato ) .
Synhllltlo I'olsoi ) removed from tno tyMont
without mnrcury. New Kestor.-Ulvo Tront-
nient for Loss of VITAL 1'OWKIt. I'orbOlisiin-
nlilo to visit us mav bo treated at home by
eorrosnon Icnce. All communications 0011(1- (
dentliil Medicines or Instruments sent l > y
mall oroxniess , securely packed , no marks to
Indicate contents or sender. Uno nufonnl In
terflow preform , ! . Cull ami consult us or sum !
history of your case , and ue will send In plain
wrapner , our
BOOK TO MEN I'KEE : t'non 1'rlvato.
auun iu men
, vco \ ( ) r N0rvous DM-
cases. Impotcncy. Syphilis , UleutaiU Vnilco-
eec ! , with question list.
Unices. Appliances for Deformities & Tiusoa.
Only manufactory In the Woatof itrilftHt.il-
ITl .l/'J'i./.IAC'/i.s , Til lias nt , IH.ECfKlU
JtATTKJllKS AMi ItKL'IH.
Omaha Medical anil Surgical Institute ,
26th and Broadway , Cornell Bluffs.
Ten minutes'ildo from center ot Omaha on
Omaha and Council ItlitfT.s ulcctrle motor lino.
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council Bluffj , Iowa.
, , ,
- j aj i i i utM a
New , modern , woU-apnoinloil , thor
oughly woll-kopl , $3 a day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
CITIlNSSfATlBANK
Of Council Jlluffi.
Capital stco'r 4
Hui-jilns nnJ I'rolltn. 4HO,0 < H >
Not Uailtil | : nnil Surplus.
llrectom-I. I ) . K.I . tnmlim , K , L Wlnrtir' , I'.O.
( Jlcninn , K. K. Hurt. I. A. Mlllor. .1. V Illnoliimi
nnd Charles II , Hiinnan , Traiiaiiutcenrrnl h.uik-
liiK hiiHincss. l.nr 'L-st uiinltul ami Mirlnn | ) of
liny biinU In Houlhwusteni lutvu.
NTBREST ON TIME DB POSITS
Chas. Lunkley ,
I'uiicriil IMrcclnr ami Umlorlu'iiT.
all Urouihvnv ' , Council
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFro.
JiU ( BALK IU IILTUS of line luntl , hiiltublu
1. for Harden utul fruit : price . jiu > er auru :
two inllL'H froni cltv ; will t.iliopiirt pnyiuviib
iu elty propttrty , Apply tol.eoumd Everett ,
t'ouiiell Illutrb.
TTIOIt SAUK At ii hiiKiiln , U'-uuro fruit ninT
-L' garden farm adjoining city limits ; gooil
dwelling , U It. Shu.ifo. .
l AUMH , g.trJen liurli , IIDIISH , lott milL
- biialneM blicki for a ilo or rout Day *
IU I'oarl itruot. Uoiinall Hliilfj ,
UKNToMuwelnjsof every Ao-
berlptlou utprluui varying from $1 to < tlo. )
( > iir mouth , located Iu all purls of thu ulty. K.
11. She ifo. MJ II load way , _
$2) per aero for pee J farms In Iowa. I'lno.
binooth rorn liinil , 1'nr purtluulara rail oil
or address Johnston & Van 1'utten , Council
lllnllu.
_
UIINIKHKI ) lUKJMB KOU HKNT Nlculy
fnrnlslicd rooms for guiitlemun , : r."JOiiU-
luuil avenue.
UMIHA"N ( udiiltion Hats for tout , bovun
room ! , o.ioh ; hath ; hot anil cold water. D.iy
O. r IJnrsi'T hlack N ewfrnTmlluiKl ( li > Kt
white bpot on hreusti natno "Don. " Hit-
ward foriuturu to U.'O Third .ivciuu' , CounuU
Jllutrs.
_
l UH XT7l.-Tlio .MollTfr/'ri'bTiTimcc on tli
-L. htreet , hulf u blot'lf north ( ifIth aveniiu
motor Hue. Apply tu Plrst National lunik ,
Uwuhu , or N , ( ' . UO < | KU & Co. , I'ouncll lllntlm.