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THE OMAHA DAILY BKEr-FRIDAY. APRIL 29. 1892. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFa OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. ttlluud 1y Carrier to any pattof tbo City 11. W. TILTON. - MANAGER. Uuilno" OfHco Kllor | .U7AOK .1/K.VTIO.V. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coM. Craft's ' chattel loans. SOI Saop block. Born , to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spotman , a laughter. Steve and cord wood dry. For sale at Thatcher's , 10 Main street. Storage , Rates reasonable. Inquire W , 21 and M Pearl street. J. R. Snyder. Charles Calhoun and Miss Florence Parts , both ot thli city , wcro married \Vcdncsday evening by Rev. C. W. Browor. Judpo E. E. Ayleswflrth received a tclc- crnm ynslerdav announcing the death ot his slitcr , Mrs. Kdwln Orccn. at Batavla , N. Y. Usv. H. A. Kmllh , district missionary of southwestern Iowa , will preach this evening nt S o'clock In the Bethany Baptist church , corner Sixteenth avenue and High streot. Tbo Afro-American Tariff Reform league wlll.bold a inectlnctonlcbtatlO'Jl Broadway. All colored voters are invltcu to attend. George A. iMundou , chairman ; C. B. Jones , secretary of tbo stnto Icnpuo. A telegram was received by Mrc. J. B. Corbally yottorday announcing tbo death of her sister , Mr . Mary Proctor , In California. The deceased bad many friends In this city , she having spent some time hero visiting her sister. Thocasoof Yeo Wing , charged with run ning an opium Joint In connection with bis laundry on Lower Broadway , was continued bv Judge McGee yesterday mornlnv until May ,1 In order that Homo witnesses who wcro absent might bo secured. William Ellsworth , an employe of Elt Brown , became Involved in a war of words yesterday afternoon with Moies Solomon which led to blows. Ellsworth was arrested nnd tomorrow afternoon nt 3 o'clock will have a preliminary hearing. Marrlftgo licenses have been Issued to the following pariloi"James SchonU ol Council Bluffs and Hannah Opdon of Omaha ; Daniel C. Utmlia of Lincoln , Neb.land Matilda A. Itnluuff of Council Bluffs ; James G. Bradlov and Borlha A. Vogolcr , both of Council Bluffs ; Carl Jensen and AnuaKuudsou , botn of this city. The Chautanqua management has engaged Loon II. Vincent for a couple of lectures on July 11 and 13 at tbo assembly. Congress man Blond has also bcon secured for tbo Tib , and will speak on the subject of free silver. Dr. U. W. Thomas of Chicago and Ur. Jatiu DoWItt Miller will bo the attractions on Hunday , tlio second day of tbo assembly. R. Xloglor , Joe /loglor and N. H Folsom , three farmers living southeast of the city , were arrested on an information tiled bnforo .Justice Hammer , charging thorn with steal- Inir fifteen tons of bay , valued nt $ . ' . " > , from tbo premises of Samautha Loy , tbo stolen property bolor.cing to W. II. Beck of military famo. The three men gave bonds for their nppcarnnco Saturday afternoon ut2 o'cloclc. The International Cure association Is tbo namoofanow company nnd is composed entirely of Council Bluffs people. The oli- jcul Is to establish Institutions wharo vict'n.s ' of the liquor nnd similar habits may receive treatment. Tbo capital stock is $50,000 and the ofllcers are : President , W. ,1. Daven port ; vice president , John L. Temploton ; secretary , I. M. Troynor ; treasurer , John M. Gould ; business director , J. E. liarhnoss. Another Drlnltcr Cured. The Blnnclmril institute , at 555 Broad way , Council DlulTs , has never failed to euro quickly nnd ucrmancntly every CIIFO of alcoholism treated. Head what another Council BlulTs uitix.cn buys of the treatment : Couxrn , BMJKI-S , la. , April 23. To My Many Fricnus nnd tlio Public Gcn- orally : For tlio past -10 yours I have boon a hard drinking man. I began taking treatment at Iho Blancliard Gold Cure institute on the llth of April and am now satisfied Unit my days of intoxica tion nro over , for all upnotito for whisky ' is entirely destroyed. I am satiblied 'l nm cured of the curse , nnd I cheerfully rccoinincnd the treatment to my friends. I have a bettor appetite and sleep better than I have for many years. Ilr.ltMAX DliOGE. J'JM.WXAL I'.Ui.UlKAl'UX. E. H. Merriam Is in the east on business. Miss Nettle Day on of Burton , O. , is visit ing her uncle , L. II. Uouslns. b. L. Gable of Donison Is in the city , a guest of hli son , George H. Uablo. Ml33 Katie Glcaton returned last evening from an oxtonslvu visit at Salt Lake City. Mr. and MrC. . M. Hurl have returned from n two weeks' visit , with friends in Denver. Mrs. M. A. Arkwrlght has "gone to Port land , Oro. , lo visit her son. She was accom panied by Mrs. Martin of Omaha. Miss Fannie Walker Is homo from South Dakota , where she has boon teaching In the deaf ana dumb institute of that state tor tbo past year. Wall l'nirr. Tim newest designs , tlio largest stoeu nnd by far the lowest prices is at the BOSTON STORE. Estimates furnished for papering. Nothing hut tlio host jmporhangors employed. Everything guaranteed. Figure with ua when you want capering done. BOSTON STORE. Council Bltills , la. Obituary. Judge J. P. Casady , who died Wednesday night , was one of the best known citizens of Council liluffs , and bis death created a pro found impression among the residents of this city , where bo has lived for many years. Ho was born in Con- iierbville , lad. , September 1 , 18.23. The llrst eighteen years of bis life were spent on thb farm and attending tbo public schools. After coinciding un academic course bo toolc un the study of tbo law , re ceiving his instruction iu this branch from Hon. Samuel W. I'arkor , ono of tbo boat known members of tbo Indiana bar. In 1S.VJ bo removed to Uos Molnci , la. , and ' was admitted to the practice of bis cbotcn profession , remaining tbcro uutll tbo following year , when he came to this citv nnd opened an ofllco with Hon. Had ley I1' . Johnson as partner. In IN'3 bo was elected , without solicitation on bis part , to the ofllco of county judge , und under tbo law as It ibou Htood ho bad the ontlro Jurisdic tion of civil and probate inattcn. In July , 1801 , bo was ro-clcctod a director of the Council HlulTs & St. Joseph railway , nr.d was afterwards appointed president of the same road. In 1872 he ran for auditor of state os tbo democratic ticket and , al though ho ran ahoaa of his ticket , bo was defeated , the state being strongly re publican. It was largely duo to'bis efforts that tbo legislature voted an ap propriation for the building of the deaf and dumb institute at this oily , The deceased was prominent In Odd Fellows1 circles , hav- inc been at ono tlmo district deputy grand master for western lows and a charter mem ber of Council Bluffs loduo No.it ) . Mr. Casudy and Mlts H dim nil Joiner were married Juno 10 , 1850 , and tivo children wore the result of tbo union , tbroo of whom still survive , Miss Ida L'asady , Thomas K. Casndy and Albert . Cunady , all of whom llvo in this city , Mrs. Casady died m IbiM. lloth she ana her husband , at tbo tlmo of tholr deaths , wora members of the i-'lrst I'rosbytorlau church. Announcement of the funeral will bo made later , the preparations have not yet been completed. A telegram was received from Hon. Tboino * liowraun at Washington ywtcrday stating that ho would bo in the city to attend the funeral. Roller , thotnilor , 810 Broadway , has nil the latest styles nnd newest good * . Satisfaction guaranteed. Thomas Tostovln. civil engineer nnd surveyor , over DoVolV , 601 Broadway NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Important Epoch in the History of tbo Epvrorth League , NATIONAL BOARD OF CONTROL IN SESSION 1 a < t KffiirU Will Ho Maile to Cittl Ilir Attention of tlio Approiiclilnt ; ( Jumlrennlnt Con * Icrrnrc of the Methndmt Church to tlio Organization. The meeting of the board of control of the Epworth IcaKUo took place yesterday In the parlors of the Presbyterian church. This board has the management - ment of the local ftp-worth leagues nil over the country , and the Importance of the moot- in f , together with tbo fact that tbo opening of the International coavontlou in Omaha is so near brought out a very full attendance , tbo delegates balllnp from nil parts of tbo country mid every district in tbo union , with ono or two exceptions , being represented. Bishop Fitzgerald ofjMltincapolls acted as president and Dr. Robert It. Doberty of Now York ns secretary. Tbo following Is u lutof these who occupied scats In the conveutlou : I.Ut oT Those I'rrtcut. Appointed by tbo Bishop Bishop James N. t'lt/Kcrald. Minneapolis ; A. II. Gl.lett , Illinois ; M. D. Carroll , Cincinnati ; . II. \V. Ueos , Ues MolncsV. ; . I. Haven , Boston. Representatives of Sunday School Union .lesso L. liurlbut , Now YorK ; Itobcrt U. Doberty , New York ; B. 12. Hctman , Clove- lanil ; J. M. Meeitcr , Newark , N. J. ; Crandall J , North , Brooklyn , Representatives of Tract Society J. M. Freeman , Now York ; J. 13. 1'rleo , New York ; E. S. Osbon. Nuwburg , N. Y.J. ; T. Doclilng , Dunlap ; frank Lenlp. St. Louis. First district , Fred II. Knlcht , Spring- lleld. Mass. ; Charles A. Lttllcilcld , Spring field , Mass. Second district , J. II. Coleman , Richard Lavcry , Mount Vernon. Third dis trict. C. 13. Dorr , Canton , N. Y.E. ; M. Mills , littnlra , N. Y. Fifth district , OrdclloL. D.il.v , Cleveland. E. S. Lowls , Cincinnati. Sixth dUtrict , Lyrcan 13. 1'rentiss , Chata- DOOKII ; A. Roszoll Catheiirt , Baltlmotv. Seventh district. II. J. Tulbot , Now Albany , hid. ; J. 1C.Vnlt3 , Winchester , Ind. Elchth district , C. 13. Piper , Chicago ; V. A. btnart , Saslmiw , Mich. Ninth dUlrict , H. C. Jcnning * , Red \Viiif , Minn. ; T. Mi-K. Stuart , Council HlulTs , lu. .Tenth uUtrlet , B. L , . Paino. Lincoln , Neb. ; F. A. La Violotto , Mitchell , S. U. Twelfth dis trict. Jesse Bowman Younp , Kansas City ; Frederick U. Fuller , Topeka , Kan. Thlr- tconth district , 11. Llohhart , V. Illlam Kollor. Fourteenth district , D. N. Mclnturff , M. F. Colburn , San Dlo o , Cnl. .Smno Iiiti-rcstliiff Features. Ono of the most interesting features of the day' * exercises was the reading of the report of tbo corresponding secretary. It showed wonderful progress In every line of tha work. Tbero are nioro than S.UOO chapters now in existence , a growth of over 8,000 In ono year. Six com mittees wore appointed to loolc alter the dif ferent departments of tbo league work , as follows : Committees on literature , ilnance , resolutions , local constitutions , ecumenical relations and credentials. These committees will report thu icsults of their deliberations tli.s morning. Almost the on'.ire day was occupied In tbo discussion of a memorial whicb bad been pre pared uy a committed appointed for the pur pose , and was intended to bo presented to the Intel nutlonal conference at Its meeting next week In Oniabu. Thu Epworlh league has never been recognized by the Mothodlst , church as a part of tbo church , and as the memorial was a formal means of calling the attention of tbo conference to the exibtenco of sucn a body , and of stating the purposes of the organization and tbo powers it was expected to exercise , the wording of the memorial provoked a lone and animated discussion. Some of tno delegates tnought the league ought to retain most of the rights it now has so far as self government Is concerned , and wcro opposed to tno relegating of any considerable amount of power to tbo bishops or tbo conference. They wanted to Keep it a strictly democratic organization , while others , on the other band , thought It would bo a waste of Itimo for the league to present itself to tbo conference for recognition as a part of the body politic and at the some tlmu keep in us own hands the entire right of government. Between these two extremes there was n variety of opinions which was limited only by the . number of delegates present. Upon this harp ol forty-threo strlnir * the board played all day lone , ana when the hour of adjournment came in tbo uvenlncr , the tune was not yet played. During tbo dis cussion the speakers waxed very warm on a number of occasions , although the best of feolini ; was manifested throuch- out. Cnairuian Fitzgerald showed remark able skill as u parliamentarian , although his duties were frequently any thing but easy , and bo won a great many compliments fromthoso present on account ol the adroit way in which bo uoured oil on the waters which seemed likely to bccorao troubled. At the hour of adjournment the memorial was still tbo topic of discus sion , and it was decided to postpone the re mainder of tbo discussion until this morntnp at U o'elocir , when tbo business uf tbo con vention will bo resumed. It was decided to bold a grand Interna tional convention of Kpwortb leagues n yer.r from next July , in Cleveland , O. . to include the south and Canada , neither of which are represented to any great extent titbo con vention now being held. Quo Interesting fact la connection with tno proposed meeting U that it will bo bold in the 13pworth Memorial church , a magnificent building erected on tbo slto of an old church In which the first Epwnrth league was organized twonty-threo years aeo. A committee on fraternal rela tions was appointed for the purpose of prompting friendly feelings between the league any any other young people's so- clotlos that may moot in conventions In the future. The business ot the convention will bo resumed this morning and will last today and probably through tomorrow. TemleicU u Itecvjitlon. In the evening a reception was given tbo delegates tA tbo convention by the members of tbo four Epworlh leagues of the city. The early part > t the evening was occupied li > 'addresses , Masonio Temple being well tilled with the entertainer * and the entertained. C. G. Saundcrs mndo the address of welcome , which was responded to by Dr. J. L. Hurt- hurt on behalf of the visitors. Dr. Hnvou also made an address. Tbo speeches were interspersed with music by a quartet , from the choir of the Trinity MothodUt church , Miss Leua Sims and Colonel L. W. 'Pulleys , After iho program baa been completed a social tlmo win had. This evening there will bo a mass mooting In tbo Masonio temple to which all nro In vited , mul especially tbo members of the lip- worth leagues of thu city and of Omaha. Speeches wljt bo made by Bishop Fitzgerald , Dr. Doherty and others. Dlsaaso never successfully attacks a sya- torn with pure blood. DoWitt's iaantaparllla make * pure , now blood and onrlcbcs the old. . Tlio Hercules lawn mower , with 10- inch wheels , will cut high grtisa and work oiisior than any other mower made. Wo keep also the genuine Phil adelphia mower and several other ma chines that wo can sell cheaper than tlio cheapest. Now refrigerators ; carload jtibt received. Uuuntluss und Warwick oieyoles. 11 Main street. Shugarl it Son. Recollect thai the new Dangler Surprise is only gasoline stove that possesses every quality of a gas stove. Hotel Gordon. 3UO Broadway , has recently - contly changed hands , and is being thor oughly renovated. Clean bids ; prompt service ; tnblo 11 rat class. Street Sufrplni ; Uno illun. Tbo question of buying a street sweeper Is being agltatod again In curtain quarters , and It Is possible that the council will bo asked bcforo long to appropriate enough money to inako { ho desired investment. U U claimed by those who advocate the plan that , although an expenditure of f500 or WX ) would be necessary at tbo start It woula In the oid bo au actual saving of rnouey to the city. For two men nnd a team could then do all the work required to keep the troet In first-class condition , with tbo imlsta ice of the chain gang , while now thes'roetsuporvUor has to have a urge force of mfn constantly omplovcd nod even then tbo streets are not lu any too good ibapo. _ SI'KCIAI. IMtKSS (100DS SAM ? , At the HoMnn Store for Till * Week. WOOL DUESS GOODS DEPT. Owing to the mlfornhlo spring wenther the patronage ntour dross goods countct' has not been up to our expectations. In order to reduce our present stock before the warm weather nnd mnkoroom /or our line of ilnor grade of wash goods , sutnmor dress goods , etc. , wo will place on sale at our dross goods counter the following numborsat special sale prices. Wo want it distinctly un derstood that the following prlcos only last during the dress goods sale , and nftor sale customers wanting more ma terial will please understand that goods nro not nt sale prices. This wo mention to avoid any trouble that may arise , Lot 1 , 17 shades of William F. Head's celebrated Lnnsdowno. This wo etuir- nnteo the genuine article , the manufac turer's name stamped on solvngo every five yards. The universal prlco SI.25 ; our price during sale , OSc ( colors only ) . Lot 2 , all wool [ -Vouch serge , -JO inches wide , full range of spring colors , sold for 75c , lo go during sale at 57o n yard. Lot -15'iuch bhtck Henrietta ( war ranted all wool ) French dves , beautiful finish , sold for 7oc , price ior tills ealc , 6Dc. 6Dc.Lot Lot 4 , case of10 pieces 38-in. colored mohairs ( also creams ) never sold loss than 50c , same goods cost -J2c } to 1m port , for sale at our dress goods counto at 2'Jc. ' Lot5 , over 25dlfTorontstylcs of spring feultings in now effects , including checks , diagonals , strlwcs and mixtures ; this is certainly the bust value on the market at 60c n. yard. Lot 0 , just received , another now line of ICocehlln , Batiingartnor & Co. all wqol challics , making an assortment of over 40 pieces of all the latest chintz coloring and newest designs in the American market , sold everywhere for 05c ; our price , as usual the lowest , 6Jc u yard.Wo Wo show a , complete assortment of creams and tints in the following weaves : Wool crepes , bedford cords , Henriettas , bengallnes and lunsdownes at remarkably low prices. Dun't miss this special dress , goods sale : THIS WEEK. BOSTON STORE , FOTIIUUINGIIAM , WltlTiiA\V & Co. , Council BlulTs , la. rottmvattiimlii Democrats Meet. The first meeting of the Pottnwattamlo Democratic association in its new quarters in the James building was held last evening. Thq nail has undergone exten sive repairs and Is now a cheerful and inviting place of which the association mnv well be proud. An Invitation was received - coived from the Jacksonian club of Omaha to the association to Join them in going to the national convention in Chicago and tender ing the association tbo benefit of the reduced rates and the accommodations which have been secured by the Jacksouians. ' President Hines and' Messrs. Montague , Shinn , Shoemaker and Rush of the Jackson- lans were prctcnt and made addresses. In which they stated that Horace Boles was tbo favorite candidate for president among iho members of the club xvhich they represented. Ira Hen- dricKs , C. D. Walters , S. B. Wadsworth ana W. C. James were appointed a commtttco to secure suitable transportation for the asso ciation from Council Bluffs to Chicago on the occasion or the national convention. W. C. James , W. H. Wnro , I. F. Hendriclr. and Emmlt Tinney were appointed delegates to the convention of democratic clubs , whicb Is to bo hold hero May 10. A communication was read from Colonel F. C. Keen , Inviting the delegates to tha state convention and their friends to pay a visit to L.ako Munawa during their stay , and promising to show then the popular resort frescoed in all the colors of the rainbow without ex- ponse.to anyone but Colonel Rood. On ac count of the length of the other proceedings It was found necessary to postpone tbo speech which had been expected from Hon. W. H. U'aro describing the workings of the Australian ballot svstcm. Jarvis' wild olackborry is the best. Are you going to paint ? And did you know that you can save money and got bettor paints at Davis' than any other place in the city ? That's a fact Wo have our own vineyards In Califor nio. Jarvis Wino coinininy , Co. BlutTa Jarvis 1S77 brandy , purust , safest , best , 11 ru il 1 cy Vo c c 1 e r. James Q. Bradley nnd Miss Bertha A. Vogcler were married last evening at thn rcsidcnco of tbo brido's parents , Mr. and Mrs. ( j. II. Vopeler , 321 avenue F. A tow Invited guests were present , and Iho coro- mouy was performed by Ro > G. W. Crofts. Miss Vocelur , a sister of the orldo , nnd Mr. Arthur Hoffmayer acted as bridesmaid and groomsman. After tbo ceremony on elegant supper was served. E. II. Sheafo has money to loan on real cstato and chattels , Broadway und Main. Swanson Music. Co. , Masonic temple. Drnth of Mr * . Itolirrtson. Mrs. Catherine Robertson died last even ing at tbo residence of her daughter , Mrs. Jobn Bcno , after an Illness of two weeks , of heart failure , aged ( J7 years. Tbo funeral will occur Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clocu from her late residence , 120 Frank street , and tbo remains will bo interred In Falrviow cemetery. Tbo store of Jobn Bono & Co. will bo closed until after tbo funeral. Patronize blue ice wagonsfor Mo. river channel ico. Mulholland & Co. Tel. IOU. Genuine Rock Springs coal at Thatcher's , 10 Main street , always on hand Tomorrow morning scats will bo put on sale for tbo engagement of Mllo. Rhea at Bo.vd's now theater , which commences Mon day evening and last three nUhts , with Wednesday matinee. On Monday and Wednesday evenings and Wednesday mati nee , Rhea presents her how historical pluv , ' La C/arlna , " and Tuesday evening the olo- paut comedy from the French entitled "CJoi- sip. " Low Dockitador at the head of his own minstrel ontornriba will bo the attraction at Boyd's now theater on next Sunday ovonlug for ono iila-ht only. The performance given by this company Is thoroughly tirst-clus * from beginning to end. Tno company is composed of artists of real merit. A pleas ing feature Is tbo scarcity of chestnuts and tbo abundance of new "funny buiiueas" in * traduced , With Low Dockstader , George Powers and Mclntyro nnd Heath as princi pal end men , the fun und local hits are bound to keep any audlonco In a continuous roar ot laughter. Tbo sale ot seats opens tomorrow morning , Following Rhoa's engagement at Boyd's ' now theater comes tha Miller Opera com pany in the nautical opera "Ship Ahoy. " Tbo opera has enjoyed a good run iu tbo largo cities of tbo raft. DoWitt's Sursuparllla destroy * xuch pol- BOUI as scrofula , skin disease , oczpma , rheu matism , Its timely use naves many lives. \Villliiin Aktor' NEW VOIIK , April 2S. Tha will of William Astor leaver tbo bulk of his fortune to hit son , John Jacob , wbose wlfo was Miss Will ing of Philadelphia. Mr. Aitor's cntlro for tune oiLounls to (70,1)00,000. ) Bacti uf the tbreo daughters will ruculve f 2.000,000 and when tbo other bequoiu are deducted tbero will be In tbo neighborhood of ( U.000,000 to be handed to Johu Jacob. Tbo widow will SYOU KNOW ! WHEN EVANS IT s MEANS n IhavG bought the finest lot of Spring and SummerShocs that have ever b22ii oTjrc I to tha Council Bluffs and Omaha trade. Everything new and the styles the very latest. The weather has been against us , but if prices will be any inducement to you I will dress your feet in the very best for the same price that you can buy ordinary and cheap shoes for elsewhere. Ladies' Shoes , plain , tipped , kid top , cloth top , patent trim , lace or button , on any last , all widths and sizes , goods that haven't been out of the factory over two weeks , in prices ranging from $2.00 to $5,00 , and I challenge any one to duplicate my prices on same quality of goods. In Oxfords I have almost anything in vesting , cloth , or dongola tops , patent tips or plain , southern ties , bootees , princess and numbers of others. Prices on these will be cut to $1.25 to $3.50. These are goods that would be hard to duplicate in cither city for less than $2.00 to $5.00. I have plenty of goods and they must go at some price. Remember , I never advertise a fake , and that my motto is : " R.VERY PAIR. WARRANTED. " * f m Hi * ap * < p m. a * * * Fop EVAN J > JL A tf tf A A JU V receive an annual income whllo she lives of 5UOHX > . At her death this will go to her sou John Jacob. -i.v Tin : Many Mrcs Supposed tu Ilu\o Keen I.oat A Furious Storm. ST. PAUI , Minn. , April 28. A special from Winnipeg , Man. , says : Reports of tbo terri ble storm are Just coming In. Fully twenty miles of the Canadian Pacific wire west of here has boon blown almost out of the piov- inco. Quo ofllclal says it was carried Into j Dakota. \ The dead body of GoorRO E. Sunby , a black smith living near Lake Manitobu , who was Journeying there , was found near Ronburn , twenty miles west of hero , this morning. In Winnipeg people were blown off of side walks in trying to navlgato the streets. It was impossible tosco twO fcot ahead on tbo prairie. Fear is felt for the safety of vessels on Lake Superior. Bcforo the storm broke out in Its awfultest fury ono vessel was seventy miles out , unable to make the harbor on account of Ico. It Is believed tbo vessels could not pos sibly have weathord the storm. A dispatch from St. Vincent , Minn. , says : "Tho worst blizzard for years , accompanied bv snow and frost , has Just blown over. Waves on the Red 'river were tlftoon feet high. " WILT. HfTALl.lTE. Canadian VcM cU Wilt lluvn to Pay Toll fur the U or the Siiult Cniml. ST. PAUI : . Minn. , A'pri'l ' , 23. A special dis patch from liuluth , ' .Minn. , says : Private advices from \Vashingtqp Indicate that there is a strong probability'that retaliatory meas ures will bo taken against Canada because of the imposition of tolls on American vessels passing thb Wolland and St. Law rence canals. yVhonltth3tBpring ! , tno Cana dian govorntrentre-imposod tolls on Amorjcan vessels passing these canals tbo attention ot Secretary Blafno was brought to the matter by Secretary Thompson of tbo Dulutti Cham ber of Commerce , and by n representative of the Oswego Board of Trade , ana retaliatory measures by charging toll on all Canadian vessels passing tbo Great Sault canal into Lake Superior were proposed. Secretary Blalno was at once intoroitcd lu tbo matter , and after a number of conferences has comn to tbo conclusion to ( .t once lake steps toward inaugurating a system of tolls. In a few days the matter will probably Do mode Dublic from Washington. A TA It riXU 31ES1VA .VS. Klndhcartol People Hiivu tin Opportunity to Kxurclxe Clmrlty. NEwOm.Etxo , Li. , April 23. The Times- Democrat's Corpus Christ ! , Tex. , special says : Distribution of food son' from this city to the famine sufferers at Rio Grande City began yesterday , when rations were issued lo o'JO people who wcro actually starving. During tbo issuance of ra tions the scenes were of the most pitiful description. In many cases the starv ing Mexicans bad boon without food for days and women and children were slowly starv- Inc lo death. As yet nothing has reached the famlno district except what was seat from Corpus Cbristl and Laredo , and unless further assistance bo immediately rendered many of the starving Mexicans will die. Tlirro 1'unplo Injurcil. MILWAUKEE , \Vls. , April 28. A soeclnl to the Wisconsin from West Superior , Wis. , says : A two-story bulldlncr owned by D. M. Bradford , and occupied as a store and dwell ing , burned at South Superior this morning. Miss Mamlo HotT was severely burned , Mrs. North by had an arm broken and received so- vcro burns , nnd A child of Paul Drliikwine was fatally Injured. Loss , 3,000. Itobbern Polled by an Kuglnccr. UNIOX , Oro. , April 28. As a westbound passenger train , on the Union Pccltio was passing Into a tunnel , cloven miles from this city , last avccmp , llvo masked men armed with rifles approached , evidently with the Intention of holding UD iho train , as It usually runs very slowly at this point. Tbo engineer , seeing the robbers , pulled tbo throttle wldo open and was soon beyond reach of tbo high waymen. , . , g lliHlinneiit' Regulator * . SAX FIUNCISCO , Cu'l. , April 28. A warrant has been tworn out'for'tho ' arrest of ox-As semblymen Elwood 'Bruner of Sacramento and J. G. McCall'Of''San Francisco. They are ctiaivod with uav.ing offered to accept bribes of $1,00(1 ( eacttq prevent the passage by tbo last legislature of a bill affecting tbo ticket scalpers. O'j J" , IIUHliiumj' Troubles. ST. PAUI. , MlnnM1Ji.prll 23. Tbo Commer cial bank has suspended payment , OHlcors say tbo depositors wilt be paid in full. The suspension IB the roiult of the failure of tbo bt. Paul Gorman Faro Insurance company. i 7II.YT.S VUtlniUMi : VtiK. H.vnuflnd it nlftipUU to keep ferni allvo try sponging tbo leaves twice u week with tepid water and { keeping tbo saucers under tbo pots continually filled with water of tno same temperature. The straight fluted Individual candlestick , with Its swinging shade caught to the can dlestick mount by a moving bar. Is temporar ily , at least , much in voirne. Tncso single candlesticks are superseding candelabra on spring dinner tables , though their paucity of light and effect will doubtless iaako their reisn short-lived. In tbo most unpretentious btusonold where u-ood taslu reigns tbcro can at least bo one room In uuru Jlyloand harmonious coloring. Good pieces of f urnllura of a distinct period furniture that has character cost no more than good piece * of furniture tnat have no character , and a little bit of historical re. search will help anyone to determine for him self what U the true character and what ii a corruption of u stylo. In a dining room an imposme dignity Is iho orjcr of the day. Dak ls tbo itandurd favor ite for furnishing dining rooms , but mihce- any is the more elegant and ozponilve furni ture. Au effort BUS been made to bring into use the beautiful , carved hlnh-backod chairs of the Renaissance , with tbo lovely old faded coverings of tapestry , or else the now leather covering , in which the wrone side of the leather Is turned out , and looks like ooze. The backs are too high , however , and interfere with the service , causing all sorts of dins mishaps to guests , dishes ana waiter * , and In consequence the high-backed chairs are relegated to library and hall. Rooms are rarely furnished In n single color now , althouL'h ono color usually predomin ates. Contrasts are ploasantcr , and loss monotonous. Take , for instance , a room that Is to bo in whlto and irold. In the old days It would bavo been whlto and gold straight through , with an indescribably chilly , barren effect. Now the woodwork Is made whlto and gold.tno ceiling is decorated in whlto and cold , and , also , the walls. , but in the Inttor there are panels lot in of some very delicate sbodn of blue in silk or satin damask , and agnln on Ints there may bo a composition In whlto and gold , leaving only a six or eight inch margin of the bluo. Hero is a bint In regard to tbo prevention of dust that is well worth the atteutlon of housekeepers. Dutch artists of old , who had a perfect terror of dust , always chose , if nossiblo , to have their studios in close prox imity to a canal. If ibis was not practicable they got over the difllcully by keeping a lar o tub of witter in their stuoios. most of the dust flying about the room beine caueht in this receptacle. The neighborhood of n river , the substitute for thi Dutch canal , mav not always bo deslrnblo at the presoat time , but a bowl of water , especially In thojo days , when wo rojolco In any excuse for multiplying the bnc-a-brao in is tiplying - - our rooms , within everybody's reach. The furnishing of bedrooms has und ercrona a marked change. Everything must bo light and dainty and admit of easy cleaning to be in good tasto. Carpets nro moro generally used than rues. The Empire and Louis styles nro used lu furnishing. The hangings are inexpensive and dainty. Tbo prefer ence in these is given to tno pretty French cretonnes and chintzes , and where tbcro are only two windows In a room tbo window , door and bed draperies are alike. The Em pire style commends Itself moro highly for use in a bedroom , far there Is a cbasto beauty about it that tbo moro ornnto French and clumsy English lack. Next to that the prettiest furniture comes in the Louis , X IV style. .UIUJT VS. A culf with three legs Is Hampton's chief curiosity Just now. Morrlck's county fair will bo held Septem ber 27 , 23 , 2'Jaiid30. The Columbus Telegram celebrated its third birthday on Arbor day. Tokamah's ladles cornet band has ordered an elegant sot of silver instruments. Hawley Flats nnd German Valley , Blalno county , were Hooded bv the rains of last week. Thirty-savon new buildings have boon started In Osmond since March , and others will bo soon. Mrs. Ferguson of Burr eave birth to twins whoso combined weight was tbroo nnd three fourths pounds. Articles of Incorporation of tbo Schuylcr Savings bank bavo bcon illcd and business will bo begun May 1 , \VilliaraLewIsofEudell , Custer county. will plant lifty acres of sorghum cano and has bought a steam crusher. Monroe ex poets to boom with a new bank , a lumber yard , an elevator and a nontoon bridge across tbo Loup river. Tbo Missouri river has become obstreper ous near Biownvlllo nnd Is washing awav Its banks so that the B. & M. tracks are endan gered. A colt born no5r Dodge had three Joints below tbo stifle , ono like the front knee Jolut turned forward , and ono like the bock backward , Mayor Schupbacb of Columbus has com menced a raid against loud show bills. Ho had Eomo pictures of females lu tights cov ered over last week. Elder Placoy , pastor of the Advontlst church north of Palisade , died from the in juries received by being thrown out on bis head during a runaway. An explodlnir cartridco sent a ball Into tbo hand and up through tbo arm of a sun of T. J. Peck of Mtdvalo , Garlleld county. Tbu ' doctors were unable to locate tbo bul'lot and tbo boy will probably carry It through lifo. William Ross of Arapahoe bad a thrilling encounter with an enraged HoUteln Dull. Tno animal throw Mr. Ross down ana gored him in a vicious manner , breaking several rlba and otherwise Injuring him. His In juries u re serious. The 10-year-old son of TIco Dunn , n Polk county farmer , was instantly killed Friday. Ho was bunging up a gun when tbo hammer caught and iho weapon was dlHctmrpoil , tbo load taking effect in bis head nnd blowing tbo top of bis skull off. Whisky has caused another riotous tlmo in Boyd county and a murder may result. Whilii drunk two Powell boys and a man named Sweetoy stopped at the residence of Mr. Brassllold , a peaceable , quiet citizen living near Butto. Tliey cut the well rope , lalked Insultincly to the lady of tno bouse and at tempted to onter. Brassllold bolng homo went to her assistance and one of the nit- flans. Swcetoy , drew a dirk , stnbbinj Brass. Held In tbo arm and in the abdomen. Ho was. taken to Butte and his wounds dressed , Ho Is In a precarious condition. Tbo roughs then proceeded on iho roud when shortly tnoy became involved In a quarrel umong themselves , resulting In ono of the Powell's also being stabbed by Swoetey In the abdo men , Swoetey was arrested. Ho bud bis bip nearly cut off , which wui siltcbod up by the surgeon. Ho alto lost an ear In tbo con flict. Poliicntlf. lliirzlfiM , plylnsf their trade In Evening fetmdv. Ark . eocnrcd H.uOO In money arid a couulaof llnu horses. 1C. A. Underfill , librarian of tbo Milwaukee publics library. hn bei-n arresiod on a vharuo uf iinle lliiK tt.OuO from tbut city. Chnrli-H Wlldcrinood , need J3 , of ICunsan pity , KHII. , bbut und killed his cousin , Hoyd Mcliol.is , uciid li , with an unloaded ulbtol , diaries Wnlliivc , llromaii. and a negro traiiin ere killed In n cullUoii on tha IxiuU- vlllo li. Nuslivllle railroad near Hopklnsvlllo Ky. Itoports from tbo lower Mississippi are tu the olTcct tlul tlie rlvur It still rUfiiK , and In- dlcatluat uro tbut It will reach oveu u ul.-bur Healthful , Agreeable , Cleansing , Oureo Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns , Etc. Removes and Prevents Dandruff. WKBTE Specially Adapted ( or Use in Hard Water. SGHENGK'S Purely Vegetable and Strictly Reliable. They net DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY on the Liver and Stomach , restoring the constipated or pans to healthy activity , and are a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION , LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , nnd nil other discuses arising1 from n disordered con dition of the Liver and Stomach. They are the Only Hcllble Vegetable I.lver I'lll Sold ; They lire 1'erfotftly Il.innloss ; Tliov n 1'uriOy Vnjetablo ; Try Them. DR. SuhoncU's Hook on Consumption , IIvor Complaint mid Dyspepsia Bent I roo. It. J. II. yCUENCU A. SON , 1'lilliidulpbln , I'.i rit.n.c. WKST's NBHVB AND IIUAI.N MKNTa ipticltufnr Hruerli , Ulzzir.oj ) , ritt-V ralul.i. llo.iJaclia , Nurroui 1'ruitrttlun causoJ lif at. coliol ortubacua , Wukefulnaii. Mvnt.il Oapruiilui. Suftcnlnz of tn ] llr.iln , omli ; Innnltr , mliurf , dccnyUovli , I'reaiatiirnOM A < J. liirranitOH , l.on of I'owcrln eUhcriiiT , linpotonc/ icorrhoji a 11 nllKemulo WoiLr.nnui , Involuntary Ixjuoi. Suif- aia torrhooi'caU3u > l O7tir-oxortlun of the lir.iln Heir-nbuie.orar-lnilulxuna ) . A munilri Irollmunt 11 , U for fj , br null , We ( MararUJj Bit b'ltei tj euro. KacliorJar ford hur.u , wlili ( > will > n-i I > rrlt- ten guar.intoo to rpfunl If not c.irjl. Onar.intr ) u IsiuoJonlr \ > T A. Hchrotur , Drnzvlit , " ) lo a vnu . K..cor. 10th und Knrniun tu , ( Jumna. .Nuu. tic waif of linltntloni CURB A nun an ! Complete Treating it , comUtlni ; of Buppoiltorluj , Ointment la Capiuloi , uio la Hoc undl'lllJ ; a I'onltlra CUM for Kuiniil , lntar.nl blind or Illoelln lichlni , CUronla. Itaoaai or I eroa tart'llct. . Thli Kjiiwtr IIAI nir r UJJi ki.own lofull. | | porb3t. I furlii Jat \ > i null. \Mijr aufforfrom thli tsrrlbb dljiiit > rfi > n i wr-- | ten k-u ir.uuuii U pjjiuvolr KifJii with 4 a > (11 or refnmllhj raonur If not curjL Bj.il line tor Jrue Hampla. GuirAiitJ3 lu.nl br Kmi * Co. , DrujtKliti , riolo Azaui cor.uf IStiinl ' itrteli. Omalm. NOD W. C. ESTEP , lOIttlUUOblUl , DIIIUJI U N. MAIN ST. , COUIIOIL BLUFFS. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. You are hereby niitlllrd tbut the following described premUei. tu-wlt : Lots.'mud il In block ( ill In the original plat of tbo city , have boon declared by ordliiiiiicc No. U02I to IKI nulH-Mico by ruubpn of tbo banks of o irtb ovlstlng thereon. You are hereby ill roc toil to abate nald mils- unco by er.KllngHHliI binks of ourtb down la about tbt ) level of the siirruiliidlnx htrri'U within tlilrty iljyn ot the ilnin ot this notice , or nald iiuUiinco will ho abated by thu city uiilhorltli's. und tha oxiionso thereof levied as a upcclnl tax niralnst iho properly on which sultl nulsancooxlitH. Dated Ibis ; Ctb day of April. IWV , ' . I' . W. ItlUKIIAUSr.U , Cbalrmnn nf the Hoard of 1'ubllo Workn. A p r 11 2S21IinM : a v.- ) . point tlmn It did lust year. Disastrous floods arn feared , > llvury lumber mjll In the I.aCrosso dis trict. \ \ Isconsln. linn olosed down to remain ko until tbo labor trouble ) lire untied. Two tbotmanil int'ii uru out uf employment In con sequence. f. O. Marks .V Co. . wholesale lltjuor and cigar diiulrrB of Illrmlnu'bain , Aim. wur < i closed by iittucbiiifntx niuinintliu to JiVX > 0. Tb stO''K ofgoodx Is vuluvd at tr\Wl nnd tbo llnu has nncDllectcd accounts of tw.iioi , I'roin various actions of tbo big coal coin- panics , : iya n liuluth , Minn. , dliiiutcb , It \ * Ijollevcd that tbo ItauUlni ; coinlilnc. itiudo tinea weeks uzout riillndulpbiii , propoitlo carry on the coil traaoof ilie west uml norlh- weit ii tbo Standard Oil company carried tin the oil trade. INSTITUTE. Syc & Ear NFIRMARY FOK. THE TREATMENT .VLL Het facilities , nptj.iritm mid Hu uoJIoi for > ueci isfui tro itinant ot every form of disoiiio remilrlnt tnuillo.il or siir.'lo il troatmunt. DO beds for patients , bo ird mul nttcndancft Host uci'nnioJations In tlio west. \\rito for clrrulnrs on dofoniilios nnt brtcos , trintcs , club fcot. curv iturosof snlno. olios , uiinors , c nicer , o.itirrli. bronchitis , In- liatiulon.o ectrlclty. p.iralyiN. c > ullen-.y. kid- nev b adder , eyo. oar. skin an 1 blooJ tiuil all I opi-r.itions. " nP UJflVPN A Sl'ECIAM'Y. _ . Ur IfUlUfJll llookon Dlso.isoi ot Women PUKE. Wo havelntolv nil led .1 lymg- In ( lop irtmunt for women during coiillnoment. strictly ur'vato.i Omv Kuilablo Modloal In- etitutomaklnir u Snoel ilty o : . , , ,1'JtIVATl ! ; UIKKASKS All Irood Dlsu isos suecussfuily troatal. Muhllltlo 1'olson luniovcd from the system \\liboiit nu'ronry Now itelor.itlv3 Treiil- inent for Loss of VITAl1'OWKIL I'ursonsun- ublc to visit us mav lie trontod nt , homo by ( orrespon icnce. All coniniunleittlons contl- duntliil. Modiclnes or Inslrnninnt-i sent by inuil oroxprosH. si-unroly packed , no murka to lint catueontcntsor aundur. Ono pur < oiinl In- tervH'w pruferroJ. Cull ; ind consult us or send history of your case , una wo will sund In plain wrapuor. our BOOK 777 MEN FREES Uuon l-rlvuta , WI/V//I iu " " " /bpuoini or Nervous li * cases , Impoteiiey , Syphilis , Uloet unJ Vtirlco- cele , wlthqiiustlon llsu llrnees. Appliances for Dcforinltles & Truso * . Only iiKHinfactory In the Wostof tuSt'UitM- Jtl .ll'l'i.l tACKK , Tltlfa.tKA , KLKUfltlO Jt.lTTKItlKH A.MUtKLIS. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , 2Oth arid Broadway , Co jnoll Bluffs. Ten in I notes' ildo from center of Omah i on Oniiihn and Oounull Hindi uloctrlo motor llua. THE GRAND HOTEL , Coun3ll Bluffj , Io\va. Now , modern , woll-apnolntod , thor oughly well-Uopt , SJ u day. E. F. CLARK , Prop. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Ilium. Oupltllstcc'f 3/.TOOO turplusanl fronts. . . . HUOO9 > Net Capital nir ) Surplus 8VUOOUlt Director * -I. I ) . K.l-nu mm , K. I. dhtuiri , lr.O Glertion , K , H Hurt. I. A Mlllir , J. V lllnoini ! nnilC'iinrlut It. llnna.ni. Transacteonor.il hanlf- IIIK biibiness. l.iirxuit c.ipltil and surplus of tiny bnnl ; In t'ontlnvcsturn low.u INTEREST ON TIM 13 DEPO3IT3 Chas , Lunkley , I'nnrriil Director anil Unilnrt'i'to 311 Broadway , Council BlttlTA ' SPECIAL NOTICES , COUNCIL BLUFF3. l/UU hAhK-A fresh miluh Tow. Will toke JciirptMiter uork In payment. Apply at iilllco of lfinnrd ( Kverelt. Ij'Oll HA M : oii 'UAIi-Imortoil ) : | 1'runi'li Jco.ich ht.illlun f > yu trnold. liooit rcubonm for bulling Addiu&u A IU , lluo olllce , Council lUutTs. 1 < i IOWA f.irins forbalu. Improvuil Iff ) ucret In llairlhon uounty. JlU.oiiiur uni ; I'Ji ncrca linprotud , J''J.i/J : SJ ucru.i. tl''ji. ' I'or buriilna In lown nun NoUr.iBkii farms oiill on or write lo.lulnuon A ; Van I'utton , Council llhilVs. irtTlt SAU oTuiXOIIANaK-Ulty nnd farm Jproperty. . U 11. Khuafu , ll'wuy und Main. KI3XT Dwoilln.-H In nil p iris of tbo 1C. II , hhcafo , llroadwuy und Muln. _ If Oil SA MC AITO.IKU nour city uduptoJ for - * - ' frull auil Kardnii pnrt)3ao . il II , Hlieafo. Hro.idway mul Mum streets. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STOHAOB und Coiiiiulsslon-Hlovui. fnrnl- tnie , etc. , Hiorcd and mild on conimiHi4lon a % loveBtralea. _ U Klniiebmi. U'JO llroudwuy. WANTKD Competent Bin , bv Mm. J. N ' Camidy. Apply at ofllco ot J , 1' . AJ , N ' ( 'H6ndy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 1OH HAI.i : Une sliu'Id too bnzcy , with or -L.1 without hnrnu . ohuup for cukb , C , W At- need , ll'n lluughn street. IjlOH SAI.K All munnorof hoi.so furnishing J. ( roodn eheiiii , us wo nro ubout to leave tlio city. J I' . rtlDurl , 710 l''lm uvo. _ KI'ltUHY for sulo. nuarly nuw , or will trade . for pliHuton. Addrv jl , U llonhain , eltyi TvrA.YniD-lmmodlutuly. lrl for kllclien ' work. Uood penunuuni place. r.'JBH. 7lh btreet. 'HKJK UI.J 'T Unfurnished front room with -L ulco\e. J A. Uorhain , W8 Mynnitr
