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THE OMAHA DAILY ME : MAY 1 , 1802-TWKNTY PAGES. TJJ.E OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. tcihurfl t.y Carrier to any patlof the City II.V. . TII.TON. MANAGEU. Hns'noM Office . No 41 KUor | .WI.VT/O.V. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Hluffs Lumber Co. , coal. trail's chattel loans. 204 Sapp bloc . Steve and cord wood dry. For sale at Thatcher' ' * , 10 Maln street. Storage. Kates reasonable. Inquire 22 , 24 and ' . ' 0 Pearl street. J. It. Snyder. Hank Marr was arrested last evening o \hoctmrgaot drunkenness nna disturbing the pcuco , Sunday school lesson study at the room * of Iho YouriR Moil's Christian asioclatlou this evening at 3 o'clock. The motion to quash all the Indictments tRalnsl Klmball ntid Champ are to como up for argument today In the district court , C. 11. Votes of Omaha was In tno city yesterday In the interests of the Independent Order ot Foresters , n branch of which Is to be orKanlrcd In this city In a short time. Commercial I'llKriins , with their families nd friend * , who contemplate attending the ( oclnl at Omuhn this ovcnlnp , will uicot at Uroadway and Pcail street at 7:45 : o'clock. Kev , P. R Hrcseo , D.D. , of Los Ancolos , Col. , formerly pnitor of the Hroadwav Metho dist church of this city , will preach Sunday mornlnp lit 10:30 : o'clock at the Fifth Avenue Methodist church. ' John Sankco Is circulating n petition among the citizens and property owners ask ing the city council to construct n brldgo across Indian creek at the Intersection of Main and Mynstcr streets. It has already received a great many signatures. Ed Hnkor , n son of the Broadway druKRlst , Is confined to his homo as the result of In juries ho received n few nights ago while walking on the Kock Island track. A train ttruck him nml knocked him oit the track , bruising him considerably but not seriously. A Fifth avenue motor collided with \V. II. Kunn & Son's delivery wagon yesterday on Uroodway , Knocking tuo wagon to pieces. The car was thrown partly off the track by the force of the collision ana quite n delay was caused. The car was finally drawn back on the trade by another motor. Mrs. Frank Putcrson has commenced on action against her husband to secure u ill- vorco on the grounds of drunkenness and non-supnort. The couple hrvo not been liv ing together for about n year , anil in that time Mrs. Petersen has supported herself by her own work. Peterson Is now In the county Jail awattlne u trial on the charge of threatening to kill her. A glee club has been organized In the Young Men's Christian association with a membership of between llftocu and twenty. H. J. Joseph Is leader and meetings nro held every Thursday evening in the asso ciation hall. An effort Is being tnado to enlarge - large the club by securing as many now voices as possible , and an Invitation is ex tended to all men of the city to Join. The banks of Council Hluffs have entered Into an agreement to cut down the rates of Interest on tltno deposits , on account of the largo Increase in the amount of money deposited recently without any corresponding increase in tno demand for loans. Hereafter the rote will bo 4 per cent on six months' certificates of deposit , and . " > per cent for twelve months , instead of Ii and 0 per cent as heretofore. A meeting of those Interested In Sunday school work was hold last evening in the Young Men's Christian Association rooms for the purpose of talking over Iho subject of having a Sunday school convention in this city next month. Committees were appointed to make the necessary arrangements and n data will bo decided upon later. It is the Intention to ftccuro speaker * for the occasion from tno delegates to the Motnodist conference. The Hercules hiwn mower , with 10- Inch wheels , will cut high prn&s nml work ciiBiui' than , any other mower made. Wo keep nlso Iho genuine Phil adelphia niowor and several other ma chines that wo can sell cheaper than the cheapest. Now refrigerators ; carload just received. Dauntless and Warwick tricycles. 11 Main street. Shugarl As Son. Recollect that the new Dangler Surprise la only gasoline steve that possesses every quality of a gaa btovo. Jarvis' wild olackborry is the best. Arc you going to paint ? And ditl you know that you can save money anil got better paints at Davis' than any other place iu the city ? That's a fact. Miss Fenlon of Colfax Is the guest of MUs Anglo Wlckham. N. C. Phillips , who has been conllnod for the past two months to his homo with a broken limb , was about town yesterday with n pair of crutches for Iho llrst tirno amco the accident. F. A. Hyde of Chicago , the archttocl who ilrow the plans for the Grand hotel , was In the city jestorday ntfndliiR district court on business connected with a lawsuit , in which ho UInterested. VctnraiiH , Attention , On the occasion of the department en campment of tlio G. A. U. , to bo hold at Ottuimvn , commencing May 10 , the O. , U. & Q. will hell tickets at ono faro for the round trip. For particulars call on O. M. Brown , Ticket Agent , 617 Broadway. Wall I'lipcr. Thn newest designs , the largest Btocu nnd by fur the lowest prices ia at the 15OSTON STORE. Intimates furnibhed for papering. Nothing but the best paporhangora employed. Everything guaranteed. Figure with us when you want uaporing done. BOSTON STORE , Counull BlulTs , la. Roitor , thotnilor , 310 Broadway , has nil the latest styles and newest goods , Satisfaction guaranteed. Who \V1II Supply thn I'lilpltn. The various Mothodlst pulpits of tbo city will bo supplied during the coming confer ence by clergyman from other cltios. The following is a list of the gentlemen who will preach at each church , morning and evening , iu order named ; Hroadwav Methodist Church May 1 , A. Kynett , John (3. ( Jackson ; May 8 , Iluhop Dowinnu , T , } ) . Keolcn ; Miiv 15 , DUhop JO.TCP , David Moore ; May 'J' ' , lilshop Foss , 1 * C. Qucal , MuySy , J. M. lliickley.J. F. Poucher. Fifth Avenue Church May 1 , P. F. Hrozo , W. Whitllold ; Muy 8 J. H. Knoa , C , U Stafford - ford ; May'JJ. 13. 11. Snjder , S.V. . Ileald ; May ! 2U , O. W Huphov , j. H. Hhea. Trinity Ohurch-Mny I , T. J. Myers , J. II. Clssoll ; May 8 , S. Wllion , U. A Hulls ; Mav I ! ' . ' , A. 11. Leonard. J. Kopur ; May 29 , DUhop Mallallou , A. W. Lamport. Epworth Church May 1 , Thomas A. Can- ndv , J. J. flontloy ; M y 8 , Pierce Laudry , W. II. Mlcklo ; May 15. Auron Coons. U. S. Whip : Mav i , John Mitchell.V. . F. Whit- look ; Muy ' . ' ! > , ti. U. Hughes , N. N. Stoli. Hii\rd from u Drunkard' * ( irair. For the past twonty-livo years I have been n hard drinking man. There were only two occasions when I did notdrink. Ono when I could not < jot money to buy whisky , and the other when I was too kick to drink it. I have tried hundreds of times to quit , and always failed. I bog An treatment at the Blnnchnrd insti tute llfteon ilnya ago , anil now all desire for liquor ia entirely destroyed , uiul I now feel that I am a now man. This statement comus entirely unsolicited , iiiui I I'onsidor it the best $50 I over in vented. Gr.OUOU IlAHDINC ! , Blnnchard Gold Cure Institute. V > 5 Broadway , Council BlulTs , Iu. April 27 , 1608. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS School Board Mcmbcra Will Have on In teresting Timo. WHO ORDERED THE INVESFIGATION. Some Dlrrnrnrn of Opinion ns to tlio Util ity of un Import Acrontitniit In ix- niulntiiK thu Hooks ofVII * limit Urcimmrg. Secretory Ii E. Wright of the school board Is busily engaged In bringing up the secretary's books to date , as ho was au thorized by the board nt Its la , t leg- Ulur mooting , They tire In a lorrlblo mud dle , no entries having been tnado In them on the credit sldo since 1SS2 , so that ton years uro to bo posted. The work of the scrrolary will bo used to a Krcat extent by the commltlfo which Is to Investigate the treasurer's books during William Uronowcg's administration. Apropos of the Investigation , there Is a poo'j prospect of a sorlous disagree ment between some ot iho members of the board as to the employ ment of A. T. Klco as nn expert account- nnt in going over Gronoweg's ' books. It was understood that a motion lo nulhorUo Iho Investigating coinniiileo to employ Mr. Klco was passed , and Mr. Wells , the chairman of the committee , Instructed him to commence his labors. The other two members of the committee , Stacy nnd Urtdcnstcln , claimed that they had been merely ordered to employ him If necessary ; thov did not consider It necessary , and" consequently put a vote on Wells' action. Wells tnndo Iho motion about wnich the dispute arose , and ho says ho had no thought of leaving it to Iho dis cretion .of the committee whether the Investigation should bo aided by an accountant. Ho wanted it to bo thor ough and Intended that an expert - pert should bo employed. Stacy and Ilrldon- stein , ou Iho ether hand , say that the proviso , "if necessary , " \ \ ai In Iho motion and they would not have voted for It had it been otherwise. Although Iho records bear oul Wells In his claim , the olher members stick to theirs and s.iy the secretary must have been wrong In malting out the ro- porl of tbo mooting. In the meantime the Invcutlgatlon Is at a standstill and nothing can bo done toward clearing up Mr. Gronowog'B record or otherwise unlll Iho aispuie between the commiitoomon Is sol- llcd , a thine which docs not appear to bo v ry close at baud , si-KciAi , i > uiss ( loons SAI.I : At the Ilostoil Store for This Week. WOOL imiiSS GOODS DEPT. Owing to the inifcrnbtosprinpr weather tlio patronage atourdrcbs ( joods counter hns not been up to our expectations. In order to reduce our present stock before the warm weather and mnkoroom for our line of liner fjrado of wash goods , summer dress goods , etc. , wo will place on sale tit our dre s goods counter the following numbers tit special sale prices. Wo want it distinctly un derstood that the following prices only last during the dress goods sale , and nftor sale customers wanting more ma terial will please understand that goods are not at sale prices. This wo mention to avoid any trouble that raav arise , Lot 1 , 17 shades of William R Read's celebrated Ltuisdowno. This wo iruar- nntco the genuine article , the manufac turer's name stamped ou selvage every five yards. The universal price Sl.So ; our price during sale , 9Sc ( colors only ) . Lot li , all wool French serge , -IG inches wide , full range of spring colors , sold for 75c , to go during sale at o7Jc a yard. Lot -lo-inch black Henrietta , ( war ranted all wool ) French dyes , beautiful finish , sold for 7oc , price for this ealo 5c. ! ) 5c.Lot Lot 4 , case of10 pieces 38-in. colored mohairs ( also creams ) never sold loss than 50c , same goods cobt 42jo to im port , for fanlo at our dress goods counto at 2c. ! ) Lot5 , over 25 different styles of spring buitings in new effects , including checks , diagonals , stripes and mixtures ; this is certainly the be&t value on the market al&Oo a yard. Lot 0 , just received , another now line of Koechlin , Huumgartncr & Co. all wool chnllics , making an assortment of over 40 pieces of all the latobt chintz coloring nnd newest designs in the American market , sold everywhere for Coc ; our price , as usual the lowest , 5'Jc ' a yard.Wo Wo show a complete assortment of creams and tints in the following weaves : Wool crepes , bedford cords , honriettns , bengtilincs and lansdowncs nt remarkably low prices. Duii't miss this special drcsb goods salo. THIS WI3RK. BOSTON STORE , FOTHCKIXOIIAM , WlllTULAW & CO. , Council BlulTs , Ia. Still DUcnxHliiK the Constitution. The Epworth league board of control spent another tiny In the discussion of the constitu tion of the league which Is to bo presented to the Methodist conference for ratification , and succeeded in ccttiiKr live of the nine articles out of the way. The discussion was scarcely less heated than that of Thursday , and as an indication of the stubbornness with which each ono present fought for the adoption of his views. Nine amendments wore proposed to ono article , and every ono wiu defeated after a long contest , the article In question dually being adopted as it llrst Blood. Tbo same experience was had with almost all the amendments proposed to the constitution , and tbo live articles wore finally adopted In almost identically the same form they nave stood for tbopastlhroo years. Ono of tbo interesting features of the afternoon ncsslon was a virlt from Illihop Hurot of Washington , D. C. , and an intermission in tbo dis cussion was desidrd upon long enough to bear an Interesting and eloquent speech from him. The bishop Is at the head of the great American university at Washing ton , which is being largely endowed by contributions from the lOpwortu leagues all over Iho coun'.ry , and Is ono of the foremost man inthcMcthodlstdonomina- tlou. Ills address was consequently listened to with the closest attention by all those present , the visitors as well as the delegates. Last evening a mass meeting was held in the Masonic temple , which was largely at tended uy pornons of all denominations. A number of Interesting addiossos were made , the speakers being M. IX Carroll of Cincin nati , O. ; Lr. ) I ) . L. Paine of Lincoln , Nob. ; Dr. Berry , Editor of the Epworth Herald , of Chicago : Ar. H. H. Doherty of New York , unil P. H. ICnlght of Hprluglluld , Mats. Bishop Fitzgerald was booked for an address , but owing to his belli ) ; called on buslnosi to Omaha had to scud regrets. The npeeclies were all listened to with deep attention and the speakers were greeted with frequent applause. The program was varied by music by Dr. Horry , MUa Lena Sims and a mixed choir. The business meetings will bo re- suuiod at the 1'resbytcrian church parlors todny. and the session will probably bo con cluded by this afternoon , Hotel Gordon , 330 Hrondway , has re cently changed hands , and is being thor oughly renovated. Clean b.'ds ; prompt service ; table first class. Wo have our own vinayards in Cillfor : nlu. JurvU Wlno coinp.my , Co. BlutTa Will CI > rTln-iii Up. Tbo polloo have received instructions from acadquarters not to allow any saloons to run that are not orderly in the commonly accepted moaning of the term. This move 1s the re sult of the notoriety that u number of the sulooim of the city have obtained , by reason of thu ease and dispatch with which country greenhorns and olbar * who were not so green have boon rob bed openly and afcovo board by moans of the nedURtlvo poker chip or else In the good old fnnhlnnod way. There nro three , and possibly four of these flnccs wtncn are covered by iho biin ot the police , and when the owners of tho'places come up to the ofllco of tbo city clerk on the first month lo nay thotr monthly fines , they will bo notified lhAt no permit will ha Uiucd to them , or to any ono who allows them or the follows who Imvo boon hanging around their placet , to run saloons. It Is expected that ilia decision of the authorities will raise n small sized tempest among the people who nave been allowed to run things In almost their own way for so long , but the order will bo enforced to the letter. \ttrnrtl\r Art < > ! ilr Messrs. Hlloy and 9liorradon , the art ists , have purchased the Chapman art store and after Juno 1st will remove it to 4r > Main street , under tholr photo graph gallery. Until that tlato. for the purpose of savins1 cost of moving , art goods will bo sold at actual cost and fran. is at a heavier discount thaiinl any of Chapman's special sales. This will afford A splendid opportunity for art lovers to secure bargains. Jarvis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , bos' , E. II. Slicafo tins money tolo.iu on real citato and chattels , iJroadwpy and Main. Largest stock of Japanese nml CMilnoso mattings , tlio newest and latest designs , lit lowest prices over bliown in Council IJluffa or offered the trade In the Mis souri valley. Council UlulTs Carpet company. _ Genuine Rock Springs coal at Thatcher's , 10 Main street , always on hand. Swansea Music Co. , Masonic tomplo. Patronize hliio icowagonsfor Mo. river channel ice. Mulhollaml & Co. Tel. 1011. ai.tr nui.i : Tiu\rr / > .ir.s YcitP/iicht'n Insurgents 1'rrp.trcil to TnUo I'reililent I'liliu'o's htiotiKhold. 'tin Jiimu Gitnlm ItenneU. it.v , Colombia , ( via Ualvoston , Tex. ) , April 20. [ Uy Mexican Cable to the New York Herald Special to Tin : Bic. | Dispatches from Caracas say that twenty days longer Is the period sot down for the further duration of the Ven ezuelan revolution. General Crospo com municated with friends at the island of Caracas three or four Jays ago that ho would meet ttiotn at Caracas on or before May IS. Uasanas Is not a prisoner as was at first supposed , but ho is hold at bay on the prairies In the district about the headwaters of the Guarlu river. Botwcen him and Car acas are many miles ot countrv swarming with unattached rebels , a barrier of moun tain chains and the organized forces of Gen eral s Guerre and E. Hodnguez whoso rear is protected by n wing of General Crespo's nrmy. It was one of Casana 1 aiaes nnd a strong body guard who were driven Into Valcnlca lately and surrounded there together with Ybarra , whoso defeat may bo heard of Iu the next news from the front. Crespo ordered Mora to attack him Just as soon as ho received expootod reinforcements ( torn LOR Andes. Casanas has sent an aid from Sombrero to notify Ybarra of hi. per ilous position. General Alluyou thought that the mounted party of government troops * working up toward Valencia was Uoueral Casunasmaking his escape and the party was followed with skirmishes at Ortiz , Tina- qulllo and outside of Valencia. Surrounded hy Insurgents , Casanas is entrenched In a camp and the Insurgents are closing unon him. It Is posi tive that ho has not yet been taKou. Goueral Crospo's son was made a prisoner ten days ago. ago.It is not believed that the dictator will carry out bis throat of excuting the young wan if his father ad vances upon Caracas. Palaclo's fate will bo n terrible ono if the lad Is marln to suffer but Pulacio , while n dictator. Is not considered nn inhuman person. Leaders of the revolution nnd interested paoplo at Cara cas say that while Pulacio may threaten to kill Crespo's son ho is not brutal enough to do it or order It dono. Dr. Hojas Paul is Iu communication with inllucntlal Venezuelans in Caracas and Mow York looking to the recognition of the Insurgents' party and the banishment of Pa'.acio. I will give you details vnry soon. The railway telegraph from Tucacai and Barquaslmcto Is still Inter rupted and It Is impossible to get messages through that way. The leader of the Los Tegucs affair , Gen eral Perez , was a brother-in-law of General Quovodo , who was killed thero. Tbo nation alists coming in by way of tbo Maracaibo are gradually taking possession of the west ern states , while General Crospo and hU forces are marching eastward toward thu capital. Ex-'roiident Hnjas Paul has cone to Curacoa from Trinidad. Ho denies tbut ho has made overtures to iho British , promis ing them If ho Is successful In gottlug con trol of the government through their aid , to glvo them tbo territory which is in dispute Tioillilu Over the Caiiiil. PANAM v , ( via Galvoston. Tox. ) , April 20. [ By Mexican Cable lo Iho New Yoric Herald Special lo Tin ; BKI : . | A committee of the Chamber of Commerce called on tno governor of iho stulo today to protest again the closing of thn canal as prejudicial lo Iho Intercsls of Industry and commerce. They afllrined that citizens should bo protected against the unjustlllablo tyranny of the monopolists which tlio canal and Iho rail roads support. The governor admitted the gravity of tlio situation and expressed Iho hope tbat n satisfactory solution of the difll- culty would bo reached before long. I'ISTOI.S AT T\Vii.VH PACKS. Another Duel ICcsullM from the Jlurrowu- I'ox 1'uko. [ CYjpj/rfu'ilcil lK > ibii James titinkin lltn'i'M .1 BHUSSRI.S , April 20. Now Yorlc Herald Cable Special to Tin : BKB.J-A duel took place yesterday afternoon two miles from Ostcnd between Mr. Harry Vane Mllbank and a Frenchman whoso name as yet Is un known. Tbo duel was with pistols at twelve paces , The Frenchman was wounded in tbo hip and was at once conveyed to n yacht , which Immediately disappeared. 'J'he cause of the duet Is said to have been certain instilling lancuagoon Iho part of tno Frenchman about England in a restaurant. Among Iho seconds were M. Losirango and M , Fournlor , ono of whom was also a second In tbo recent duel at NIcuporto between Messrs. Fox nnd Borrowo , about which I cabled you tlio other day. LONDON- , April 21) ) . [ Now York Herald Cublo bpeciul to Tm : Hun. | The iran who was wounded In Iho duel with Mr. Harry Vanu Miltmnlc near Ostend last night was not the Duo Jo Morny , but a Frenchman , who Is still umdoutlilod. The reason for supposing tbat ho was the duke was because ho and Mr. Mllbank had u violent lent quarrel at Brussels on Tues day and Mr. Mllbank telegraphed to a friend that bo would lU'ht do Morny at tbo earliest opportunity. His reason lor quar reling with u stranger has not yet been fully given. Mr. Mllbank tolot-niplied this even ing from Brussels that ho would bo bore to morrow. Ho seems to bo able to remain In Belgium in defiance of the police and the lawa. This is probably duo to the fuel that ho enjoys the friendship of Iho minister , who I bellovo promised last wcok Mr. Borrowo and him as much help as It was possible lo glvo In Iho fiiso any serious results fol lowed tbo Fox-Borrowo duel , Bi.UMB.vnau. Chicago ItfpiihliviiiiH. CHICAGO , 111 , , April 'JO.--Tbo republican convention of this ( Cook ; countyhold today , Instructed Its delegates to tlio state conven tion to vote for ihoronomlnation of Governor Fifor ; for Henry L. HerU of Chicago for state treasurer unit for- George K. VTIIIotts fnr congrossuan-at-largo. Resolutions were nlso adopted favoring ibo Insertion of a plank In iho sialo platform recommending iho repeal of tbo compulsory education law , endorsing the administration of President Harrison and calling on the republican national convention lo incorporate a plank In ihu national plat form In favor of an eight-hour day , and Ibo cioatlon of it bocrelury of labor , to have a posluou ia the cabinet. LONDON ANARCHISTS ACTIVE 41 l . ' U They Are Expcotcjl to Oauso Trouble nt Hjdo Park Sunday , SOLDIERS AND POLICE READY TO FIGHT Kntlrn 1'orro of ttiniClty Wilt Ito to Duty In Order to .Hnpprrss Any I > cint > intrnf\nX \ or it Dimgor- otu Character. lCV > j > i/rfflhfeil JW lijj Jti-nu fJnrlvi n ni " . I LONDON' , April 29. [ Now York Herald Cable Special to TUB HCK.J "No Godl No laws I No property ! Homcmbar Chicago 1" will bo the cry of the anaruhUU nt Hyde naric on Sunday next. Half a dozen roughly printed posters with those words In bold , rod letters on them have boon torn from the walls by tbopollco In the cast end anil futile cflorts tnado lo find tuo authors of iho lawless - loss motlooi. Scotland Yard officials nro steeped over heads in the work of assigning various bodies of police to duty for Sunday .ind scattering man Iu citlzon's clothes among tlio thousands upon thousands ot people who will bo In and around tbo park to listen to the speeches In favor of the eight-hour law. Orders have been Issued to liavo all the Hoops stationed hi London ready for any emergency , which moans that the ontlro force of guards will bo Ircpt under arms all day.The The London rioter has little consideration for the police , who dare not draw tholr batons save under exceptional circumstances , but ho talces to his heels at sight of the sol diers , for whom ho has n wholesome "ospect. The police Inspector said to mo ibis evening : Tlu-y I'Var ' 1'ornlgn Aniirchlsls. "Tho only c.iuso for npprohunslon lhat wo have Is that the -100 or WU forolgn anarchists who have sought refuge on English shores may Incite tholr British brethren to attempt deeds of violence and It will take but little to imilto other people follow suit. If the day hi ) line there will be over 250,000 people In the park , but the police have tholr orders nnd expect to carry thorn out to the lollcr. If any speaker makes Iho slightest ntlompt nt anything approaching u revolutionary ut- leranco he will bo torn from tbo platform without ceromonv. " The city pollen , which Is n distinct body from the metropolitan force , Is nlso very active , although the ofllclals bcllcvo the an archists will confine themselves to waving red Hags nnd ahoullng "Vivo I'anarche ' , " in which pastime ihey will bo permitted to In- dulgo. The police are keeping a close eve on Iho forolgn cullhroats now In London , in the hnpo of entrapping them In overt acts before Sunday , so as to put thorn out of harm's ' way. Louise Michel , who has been teaching school at Tottenham Court road , has excelled other communists and Incidentally sorocd the propaganda , is said to bo chafing to como out Sunday and say something wild , but If she knows what U good for herself she will re main at homo and- keep her tongue In her check. "Ui.sTiuVILI. . rituiT. " > i Monster Anti-Homo Uiilo Demonstration SiMiH.itliinnl Spcechei hy I.i'iulcrs. [ Cnpi/rfo/iCed / tsniliuXtw 1'oi/e / .l neiieJ ( ! Pi tit. } LONDOX , April 29-Mny day In England promises to bo peacefully observed. The celebration of Iho dav will bo conllnod to n demonstration in Hyde park , under the aus pices of the London Trades council. This demonstration will probably bo confined to speeches. It has already been arranged that sixteen platforms shall bo erected , from which relays of speakers will address Iho crowd. The list includes ihe names of CuniflRhurao , Graham , Iho socialist , who represents tlio northwest division of Lanark shire in the cojumons ; Tom Mann nnd Bon Tillet. iho labor loaders , and Stcpntak and Volchowsky , the exile Uussian nihilists. The action of Ibo authorities Iu arresting the editor and publisher of the anarchist paper , tho.CotnmorcIal , is likely to exercise a wholoiome restraint on thojo inclined lo bo turbulent , The authorities predict that everything will bo quiet. \Vtint nn iight-llour : I.HM- . Resolutions will bo adopted at cacti of the Hyde park meetings declaring tbat the estab lishment of an International clgnt-hour labor day will bo tbo most important stop toward tbo ultimate ficodom of Iho worldngtncn and urging Parliament to pass the oight-hour law. Nearly 100 foreign anarchists are snlu to have arrived in London during the past week , but the revolutionists declare that the greater portion of tlieci are sham anarchists sent oy the continental police to watch , and report the doings of rofuijcos In London. A mysterious incident , which many per sons connect with Iho anarchists and tneir preparations for May day , occurred at Fluot- wooJ Tuesday night. A senlry who was on guard at tlio magazine ihcro wcs attacked by two men , who knecKed him down niut en deavored to take his ride from him. During the struggle Iho sentry managed to touch the electric bell connuctlni ; with the guard room. Tbo men evidently heard tlio soldiers , who ran Irom the guardroom to too what the occasion was for the ringing of the bell , whereupon Iho sentry's assailant * lied. Itoiiiid to Dr.itv ( iladstone. Tno liberals In Puillamont have been con gratulating themselves for n few days past upon a report that the speaker would not allow Mr. Blano to inako his proposed mo tion , that Iho lima has not arrived to grant homo rule to Ireland nnd that Mr. Glad stone's Ingenuity would not bo taxed In malt- mir a reply to the motion , which , it U consid ered , Is nothing more or less than un attempt to force from Mr. Gladstone n declaration of what bis homo rulu bill will be. The liberals contend that Mr. Blanu's motion could not bo heard on Friday week , as U bad been forestalled by Dr. Clarke , who gave notice of his Intention lo ruisu iho iiuasllon of legislation regarding Iho local affairs In Great Britain and Ireland today and , according to the lib eral interpretation ot Iho rules , n question having been debated and disposed of cannot ha discussed at a subsequent date. But this afternoon , when Mr. McCarthy asked whether the discussion of Dr. Clark's motion would not prejudice Mr. Blano's motion , the speaker gave a cold chill lo Iho liberals and McCurtuyltos by announcing Unit discussion would In no way prejudice or interfere with Mr. Blano's motion. To IiiKtriivt'tiiii KiiKlli * ) ! Voter. The unionists cqn.tU > ua to make every prep aration for their mam moth anti-homo rule demonstration In Ulster. .Tho seriousness of the movement can bu judged from u speech made by the marquis of Londonderry at Dub lin last night when ho said that it was thn duty of tbo Iris-hmrntonlsu lo bilng before the English voter Abe fact that within twenty miles of his shore ho might have n hostile parliament ana a hostile country * . It would bo Impossible , ho declared , to exaggerate Ibo danger ibis would bo lo England in case of a forolgn war. Tno iiilonlst convention 10 bo hold in Juno must { rove lo ibo English that Iho Ulslcrltos are ( determined to resist by every meuim in t K-ir oowcr any attempt to repeal thounion of Jireal Britain and Ireland. Thu marquis adddd "If homo rule Ivuarriod there must bo civil war In Ireland. " This statement produced tremendous cheering nnd crltu of "Ulster will fight. " "Ulster men cannot bo handed over to the dictate * ot an Irish parliament , " continued tbo maiqul , "n majority o ! whom they knew to bo men whoio actions and words prove thorn a disgrace to any civilized , country. " ThclM thn Itlght of ltc < l l nro. Karllbr In the week the duke of Devon shire ( Lord Ilnrtmcton ) spokn at Derby. This WAS the first time ho had addressed a political meeting slnco his elevation to the Homo of Lords. In his spcccn ho ilrow n parallel between the condition of affairs nt iho time of the great revolution and ttao state of affairs th \\ould t bo created by passing any homo rule measure that would bo approximately unsatisfactory to iho nation alists. Ho declared that In the event of the adoption of such a homo rule moavjro the nrotostant mlnorltv ot Ulster would bo subject to the tyranny , not of n king but of a majority dominated by the same alien creed In the most Intolerable form , Ho maintained that the right of resistance which belonged to their forefathers also bo- tonccd to tholr contemporaries , although they must avail themselves of tbo right at their own risk and stand ready to bo praised or condemned according as thov succeeded or the rovorso. The endorsement of the Ulster movement by two such men as the marquis of London derry and Ibo duke of Devonshire has caused a sensation and has showed how deeply sorlous the movement Is , Smut from n "llluMed Kir. " Tbo newspaper MoJorn Society , comment- g upon Lady Somorset's praise of Amcri- on women , lakes occasion to niako n most vile and despicable attack upon Americans. The writer , who presumably knows as much about the subject of American women at ho does of niiy oilier , says lhat the horrible Im purity of the most fashionable giils In the larger cities of the union Is well Known. ' Tlio Deacon marriage minus the pistol shot , " ho adds , "U the lynical American menage. The Irulh Is lliat London socinty Is Impure [ hero Americans will bo apt to admit that the writer speaks from knowl edge ] , though , mavbp , after all Is said and done , It Is loss so than Iho soclotv of Now York. " IVrxoimlltlei , The private view at the Academy al- tractod the usual crowd of celebrities. Among the visitors were the archbishop of Canterbury , Archdeacon Farrar , Mr. nnd Mrs. Gladstone , Mr. BalfourandSlr William Vernoti Hnrcourt. The White Star steamer Teutonic , which sailed for Now York on Thursday , had on board a pissonger list of great distinction , Including tno duke of Nowcasllo , Charles Emory Smith , tno American mluislcr lo Russia. Mr. Charles B Farwell nnd Mr. and Mrs. Poultnoy Blcclow arrived from Now YorK only a few days ago. They were called back by the death of Mrs. Bigclow's father , Mr. L. S. Jeffrey. The artist Whistler is so well ploasca at Iho treatment accorded hl.s art by Iho French pcaplo lhal ho has decided lo inako Paris his homo. Ho has just rentou largo apartments In Iho French capital. SPANISH ANAKCHISTS CUNSIMHIi. Workmen's Clubs In Miulrlil Cloned by I'o. lice Miiy Day Feitreil. MAnnin , April 29. AS a result of the is suance ot a violent anarchist manifesto the nollco today surrounded every wnrkingman's club In the city nnd cantured n lareo number of anarchists , who will bo hold in custody until after May day. The police nllogo that they bad been ad vised lhat Iho worklngmcn had conspired to overthrow the government , and that Mav day hud been selected as the time of the plot's fruition. Among the prisoners are Vincent Lorenzo , an inilmato friend of Kavachol , the Paris auarchlst loader The clubs closed will not bo permitted lo reopen. The police also captured a larco quantity of anarchist literature , together wllh rillcs , revolvers , flags nnd banners. The prisoners when arraigned delivered violent 'harrngucs , predicting the triumph ot anarchy. Hunting ; Him \rlth IlloodlionmU. The mysterious disappearance of old Mr. Garner continues to ba the sensation of the day at Albright. A searching party were out looking for the missing man yesterday without success. The search is being prose cuted with bloodhounds today. H is not thought probable that Garner is still alive. Notes nml I'orsoniU. Joseph Her of Kansas City was in the city yesterday. A female mlnslrel show will hold Ihe boards al Blum's hall this overling. E. Berry of Aflon , Iu. , is iho guo.it of bis brother. Dr. W. B , Berry of this city. Mrs. J. T. Blair , Twenty-fourth and M streets , is seriously ill with neuralgia. Mrs. Ed Johnston has cone to San Fran cisco , Cal. , where she will visit tnonds. Tlio receipts of caltlo at the yards yesterday weto the lurgost during the present year. Mr. Arthur Copeland Is entertaining his Bister , who has just , arrived from his old homo Iu Scotland. Goortro F. Klsor has taken out a permit for the erection of a ! ,000 cottage ut Twenty- first nnu I streets. Ed Fitzgerald , who has given the police a peed deal of trouble , was sent over iho road for thirty days yesterday. Ho atlompted to break Jail , birt was thwarted. While the telephone linemen \verj laklng up tlio slack in n wlro on Twenty-fourth Rtreel yesterday the wire broke and fell across the motor wire * . Several tolophonoj were burned oul , but no ono was Injured. Richard Haggoboon , aged 89 yo.irs , was thrown from his buugy yesterday nftornoon near Iho Sarpy county line nnu severely in jured. Ho was brought to this city and nt- tended. Ho Is ono of thn oldest and bast known residents of Sarpy county. JAXOVXCKMHXTi. Mllo. Hhea , whoso Intelligent dramatic methods ana refined poHonality have ob tamed for her numerous admirers hero. Is to produce Scrlba's play , "La Czarina , Em press ot Hussln , " nt the Boyil on Mondar evening. She gave such n winning por- irajnl of Iho first cmnrosb of the French during her former engagements nl ibis house , lhat it , is but natural to look forward with considerable in terest in nor woik In another historical drama , particularly us the far different role of the famous Catherine may afford her even greater hislrlonio scope than did Ibat of the unfortunate Josephine. Khon is hnro for Hired nights only , with a Wednesday mati nee. The sale nf seats for Khen's engage ment opens at 0 o'clock this morning. Homenyl , the proat violinist , who is ac- copied as ono of iho loading artists or the age , gives a uutlnoo concert ut Bond's now theater on Tuesday afternoon next. Never since iho birth of noirro imnstrolsy has thure been n stronger organisation than Lew Dockslmlur'a minstrels. This famous company will appear nt Uoyd's new theater on Sunday evening next. Among the .strong loaturcs of the show are Muintyro and Heath , tlio popular exponents of the south ern negro in plantation songs , dances nnd walk-around * , and the wonderful three Mar- voiles In their latou and greatest specialty , ontillod , "From the Subllmo to tbo Kldle ulous , " The performance will close with the brilliant Ethiopian fnrco comedy entitled , 1 Hotel Punrh do Leon. " Tvin-City Ckaataup ANIJ Mid-Summer Musical Festival. OPENS JULY 2. CLOSES JULY 17. Rev. li- . Elliott , of WnBliinL'son , D C , superlntondcnt ; Prof. Torrons , imifaicul director ; Whitney Moultrliluo , luadlntf lunor ; Mrs. Nolliu IJant'ij-Bltullon , iiiunibtj Herr Herniun Shnnko , bund nuibtor ; concerts by the Apollo club , the Imperial . ani/.ntlona clilldron's chorus ol > ( ) ( ) Qunrtetto of CliicoL'o. and other noted or / ; voices ; bands and lorohostrus in dally attendance ; < 'liautuuquo cliissos with able In- Btructors ; leotureb by Gen. Al or , Uov. Dr. Thoninc , Prof O.ondonnin , Prof. Dun - Motto , Dr. Gunbiiulun , Luon Vincent , ConjMOsman IJIoud. Juhu DoWitt Miller , and ninny other colobitloi ; The niuphitiieiitor ho.its 10,001 people. IJjautlful oninpinj , ' grounds and every needful fora MOST DKLIOHTKUh OUTING and at a merely nominal oxpento. Kir dutait ! > add runs THA1NO11 & MfGEE , Mumijjord , COUXCll. Ul.uri'h , IA. A DARING ROBBERY DOO'OM nml Drngghts Consnlrc-Tliclr Victims arc Ihc Sick nml Afllldcd" Thlo Urlcvlnus IMIIngo Has Long llccn Tolci'Atrd lint It Ihu llml Its liny. Under the title " "Unprofessional Prac tices , " the OMAHA SI-NDAY HII : : , of Ap.il 121 , editorially snys ( italics ours ) : II linn lifetime n niitnm nmonij doctors who st'inil li'gh In their"illlnn to accept free use pfnlllcu rooms at tlip hiimli uf < lriiful t , nnd In sumo ciisos doctors rnlojlni : cxlcnsivo prautlco liavo hud their iilllco rent paid out- rlgbt by drugglBlshoso prc crli > tlon blanks Ihrv iiM1. 'Ibis mutual cxciianao ( if favors inlxht not bo discreditable ) \\UKI It not for the fact that some , If not most , of thc o dorlors ) iljiu t/i / ; jurrnllif ( norininn ilmn n ) innllnnc uhni lli'iihnuir tint theiin'otT \ > tit itint t > i tie wttl. Tlicso doiiblo and troblu doM'sof costly coinpoundH ate not only an fmjioiHdm/m the litiirjil nf ilruvotttt nml ibictnrf. but tliey often causa i/itil' / ' Ji nil.i/ifp / nd nJi uli/lr tltflicn to poo- plu of lliiiltoil means ullllctcdlth i1lM itsei. Many poor men and women In distress lm\o to DIKII their furoltuiennd clolhlng to p.iy In- Mated dims lillis on the top of doctors' Hills , \\liifli In theinselvos wouid be burdensome enough , This Is a most startling Indictment , but it is nil too true and the chat-go is not denied by the accused. "It has become - como n custom" is the excuse. To add to the profits of the druggists costly and hurtful compounds nro forced upon help less and sutTci'ing men nnd women. The little children are not sparod. Not even docs the lisping babu in Iho crmllo cs- cano. History furnishes no parallel to this wanton practice. It would cause the blush of sharno to mantle the cheek of the most bloodthirsty bnrbariin that over scuttled a ship or cut a throat. To inako war upon the hick has over bconro- gardod as a crime oven In tho-eages and blimcs where human lifo lias been hold the clicapcbt. This practice , then , of compelling the sick to buy and swallow ' vile and injurious mixture's that are not needed hns not even the rcspentabillty that might attach to it as a relic of an tiquity. The mission of the true physician is a grand one. It is his noble function to aid nature and safety pilot his patients thiough the valley of the shadow of dis- oa o. But when , to satisfy mercenary greed , ho prostitutes his exalted olllco by injuring his patients ami rotaraing their recovery by over-dosing , ho is guilty of a crime too enormous to bo ful ly characterized by words. To proscribe medicines in sickness beyond the actual indications in the case , is but adding to the danger and hindering recovery , if , indeed , "not actually causing death. Tbo inseparable dangers and suffering , and the necessary expenses of sickness , are appalling ami burden some enough , with out adding to them for bcllisli ends. It is high time for those physicians and druggists who are honorable exceptions to this iniquitous rule , to sou to it that this custom expires. Drs. Copeland & Shepard , long ago , saw this evil and disastrous trend , and as a result have instituted a method that does away entirely with tho.se abuses. Between them and their patients there are no middlemen , nor iniddlo profits. They do not loud the patient's system with drugs anil nostrums and unload bib nurse to feed the profits of palatial drug stores. Drs. Copeland & Shepard fur nish their own medicines nnd in iho dcl- icaio matter of deciding what to give and how to give it , they are governed solely by the great end in view .the pa tient's restoration to health. AN OFFICER'S STORY. Ciiturrh mill Oiilimy Altrr I'lltorn Venn * llu Cot Itcllrl The Ci-iitlf.UiiK Iti-MiltK ot Sklllul Ticutiiii'iit Well i\uiiipllllutl. : LMoii who are exposed to nil k'nds of wea ther , day nna night , tin ; peculiarly liable to catatrli nnd chest troubles. The I'lian us fiom heat to cold , and from moist to dry ura- thcr. Induce Irrlfulon ot the uoso and throat lli.it leads to permanent ( llniitse of thusuirts. | : Catarrhal symptoms llrst , allVcl the n/se ( and theni'Mciid totlm tliro.aiuul bronehlal tulirn. 'J'he tonsils often cnlarxe and lomaln so : they are tender and | Hm y. and neaily (111 ( tbo thioat , utTcetliiK the vokoani Inducing an an noying con.h. Un taUliik cold lliuy swell nnd Inllame , 111 ! the throat and are Intensely pain ful. Headache , throatachu anil dnllne s of lipar.iiK iiru fieiiiicntlvKiouyeo In tbesiu-usus. Neur.ilKliis. bri'iiehltls ' and poor upputllo ute to bo looked for. ] Ollleui S. H. Driiiiimy is u popular and iilll- clcnt , member of tlio Omalia police furto , resld- niK lit 17U7 t- . 1''th utieut ; In u ri-vont luterlew thu ollieur siys : OKI'.ILKIl S. 8. Itltt'MMV. ! 'My tronb'i : dates back fully ( Iftcen ycnrs I snllered ftom catuiili My nose w.ihHloppcd up and KII\O mi ) KH > > t annoyance , llawuliu- anil uplttliiir toi'Ionr my llirinit was uluavn neei'-stiry. 1 nlsolia ilsoMiru paliih In thunldi1 of my bund and fucu. whloli ill llineh wi'ii ) hi- most nnliearahle. I hud ullieil f ruling f\cry inoniln ' mid did not feel at all IIKc st'ri ln about DC vnliiK en duty. I hud no p | o'ltu for breaUfiihland the hluht of food nlimist jMKKi'il mu. Thuinorit illfclii'is ii-Mhlir-1 was th.it uvrry winter 1 had ficqiient atlacKs of iiilnsy | , in lonslllllls. My tonslK woulil swell nml 'ut. In- Ihiinol , p.ilnln ; ; mo tunllily mill nu.irly pir hualluwliiA Thi".n nt- MMilliiK iTCHthlnt : < > r tacKHta\uiiiu Kivut illsticss aim Intorftiuil badly with my dut cs IIH a police nllli-i-r. i'or fifteen yeais I had this allllctlon until recei\- Ini tio.itiniMit from Hr C'liiiiiland \ Mii'p.ird. Thi'M' ' phys-liiilb tieate-l me at the buxliinluK "f liiht ulnlrr tind I amlad Instate that tin ) winter hns passed without tiny ro'uin of thli. dioi.dfnl eoiidltlon that for llfleun yearn bad not fulled to IMl me. Thu tniiilinenl I le- ccdvedfrom lrn. ) Copuland .1 Shepaid was ben- ellulal In u\ery way anil produced tlio most tratlflm : ; lebiiltH , I hci.rtiiy commend them as bia-c ifcsful ihyhlclinib In cl EVIDENCE MOUNTAIN HQH [ Proving the Succuaa of Da. Oopj- Uiul nnd ShopardIT Tholr Trout- mo it of Oata-rh nnd All Gnronlo D During tlio pnbt few montlis sovural thousand cases of cutaiTli and chronic diseases liavo liecn truutod successfully by Drs. Copeland and Shopard. Their patients como from all over the west. It jb worthy of note that each published CIIBO IH genuine and tlio stnlomciitu ab- tolutoly truo. The iitimo and nddrcbs of ovorv patient is given , ' " 'il ' 'ivory testimonial menial is n ( roii-will ollering for Iho bonellt of others needing relief. Kvorv btntomont is true to fiu-t and entirely free from exaggeration or fancy. Tlioir strength and Intel-cat are found in tholr simple truth. To gild or adorn them would but obscure tlio lesson they loach. AFTER SIX YEARS. When a young man obtains ontlro re lief from agoiizlng pain and discomfort that liavo been tils enemy for years , his friends mnrvel nnd rojoico. Ills relief is theirs also. Much a case Is that of Mr. Herman Schultx , of C-Jntl and Vin- ton streets. Mr. Si'hulty. savs : UKItMAS mil IT/ . GB I hud bci'ii bud'y ' iinei-ted by catarrh for U year-i , and during Unit time nil ono can lull how 1 tmiluruil. Mytlno.it was s.ire. dry anil tendei ; at tunes II p lined mo > : reitly. anil IIere was a llckllni : and inii < bni thiil wn-t \ery nnnoyliu. I was hoirso ami at times nearly lost my voU'c. Kverv time 1 luolc n HllKhlcolil IMH I tiineh worso. My uoso nns so vli Diicil up 1 could h.inlly brcatliu ; liy smero lilowlni ; I could iot It open , but It soon would l.ccomn closed aKaln. I had to breathe throiwh my month which dried my tonpno and throat. My Im.id ached almost constant ly and made mo loK I s'llfered Kro.itly In Oils way. I'alns dull or sharp worn tie irly always present anil niado llfo almost a bur den. No one can toll thu relief 1 foul since. Ills. Cnnctnml and Shop ird treated me. 1 nni uliidanil can truly say that nil my inlserv Is entirely ielc\id ! an I In every way 1 fui'l cured and well Tlio mt'tliod of treatment of lliesii plivsli'lans Is iiio.is.int for tlio patient and for the kindly Interest they phoned In my case. I slncorely thank Drs. Copeland anil Miupurd. Copeland ilcdb ROOMS 311 AND 312 , New York Life Buildinj , Cor. 17th anil Farn.vn Sis. , Oitinln , Neb. W. II. COl'KLAND. M. D. C. S. Suni'Aiii ) . M. IX Consulting I'hys'elans. Spaolrxltos : Oitarrh an I nil dls-u-m of t'i3 I.ye , Cir. Thro it an I I.unjs , Nervous Dis cuses , skin Dlsontes. Ohronlo Disc isus. Ollleo Hours U to tl n. in. , a to "i p. in. , 7 tj 8 l > ILL Sunday ID n , in to I p. in. CiitnrrhM troubles unit kindred dlsc.isal treated successfully by in ill. Suii'l 4o In. Mumps for qiti'itlim clroulirs. Addrass nit letters to CopRlund MuiHo il Institute , Mow Vork l.lfo HulldliiL' . Omaha. Nob. 35 A MONTH. ( "ATAUUII AND KINIIUi ) > DISKASKS nsr.A ni : ) AT run u tiroitM UATK or AitMuNi'ii - Mni > ici.Ms : rt'u.MHiir.n ruiii POK AM. OTIIKU ISIAM-S : THK ISATIS : WM.I , HI : io\v ANM i MKOICM mui IN I'UOI'UKTION TO Till : ACTUAL \ \ IKIII > AU : uosr UK M S CITIZENS STATE BAM Of Council Ilium. C'apltil stcc'c $ t > ( ) , rtnf ) S-tiiplusanJ Profits NHH)0 NctC.iplt.il an ! Surplus $ { il < ) , OO9 Dlrotiori- I ) IM mi i l o i. K I. H'urirt , h\ ) domiMi , U. II. IHrt , I \ . Mllhr , .1 V illn 'inii mulClinrlcj U llnnn.ni. Tr.uisict K0iior.il b ink- liu business. l < ar est caplt.il and surplus ot any Lunlv In bonth\\extern loua. INTEREST ON TIA1S DEPOSITS INSTITUTE. I Eye & Ear INFIRMARY T 1-1 m FREATMEST OF ALL Hr-t f.i.-.I tics , uii.intiH | | mid Itu no.llol for luccesiful tru itinciu of every form of dlst'iisu raiiililnr inndlu.it or siir'lu.il tru itnii.'iit. KO boils fur patients bo ml iinJ uttuiid.mil Host ncioino'lations In tlio wont. \\rllo for clrc'iil us on dutornilt m air ! br-u'i- , tniisos , club foot , cm'v.iturm of snlno , lilies , tumors fiiiei--iMt.uih. bionohlts , In- Iniliiiloii.iiYctriclty. p.iralysls. oiillcnsy , hlil- nuv. b iiiidur. oyo. oar , skin an I blooJ mid all lit Hook on Ilisa.ism ot Woniuii I'llKi ; . Wo liiivu lately nil led i lyliu- In iliip iitinunl for unini'ii duriir. eonllnuiiiunU Mrlctly nnvnto. ) Oinv Itolliihlu .Medlo.il In- htltutu making u Spec ! illy o : , PK1VATK DlhKSIOS All Hood Diseases suecK-sfillly trouloL .Mihlllllu I'olsim removed fiom iho system without innronry Now KiMor.itlvo Treat ment for loss of VITAL I'OWIJIl ' I'm sons un- iililo tolsitns niav ho treated ut homo by < nrreMxm lenue. All coniinuiili.'allons cDiill- duillal. .Modielm-s or InsiriiiiicMils hunt I'y ' ma 1 nrovpresf. sei-iirely luelted , no nmiUs to Hid I'litiii'iintuntsor seniler. Unit pernmal In- ti-rvli'W pu-furro ' . Call and consult us or send hlitoiy of your ease , and e Will sund In plalu wrapnor. our runn : i'iwm private , Rnnif n MPH tSUUK IU men , sp,0 , | . , | or Nurvims On- eases. Iinpoti'iicy. Svphllls , Uluutanl V'urlco- cc i1. with iiitntion | list , Hr.iuvN Appllani'cs tin Di'fonnlllos & I riiso * . Only m inufactory Intli" Wuatof ltitlHt.il - III tl-l'i.l \Ur.n , 'J'ltt'tt.ii.x , Itl.KVftllO II I TTKU ' I'.H . * V / ; It f. 1. 1 " . Omaha Medical anl Surgical Institute , 2Oth nnd Bron Iway , Co moll Bltiffi Ton inliiiili'b' ildu from I'linUTot inn ihi on Unmlm , md Oiiiinull HlnrTi nutolrlu inolor lino. Chas , Lunkley , I'niipriil Dlri'cl < ir nirl Uiuli-rl 'u-r. 811 liroiulwuy , f'ouncll UlulTrf. SPECIAL NOTICES , COUNCIL BLUFFS. I/UW SAMA : friMh milch unv. Will L t'nipiMitrr wmU In payini'iil. Apply at nllU'U of Leonard HviTutl. IOWA f.irin * fors-ilu. liiiprovml I1)ii < roi In llairlson eoiiniy , ( lli.nipur.iuni , UIIILTCI Iniliruiuil , K'J.OO ! h ) iicrw. fu.U' ' . I'oriurjt \ * HH In lnwa and .Nulir.islc.i f.iniMcnll on 01 wrlto In.lulin.'dii it V.in I'.itliin. Council Illnll'i * . IJUWnAhlToUITxrTJAMil ini'l ' farm -I ? proiL'ily. | I. II. hliu iff. 11'w.iy and .Main. ItKN'l lMllln ) : In nil p'tilH of thu ; . li II hliiiufn. llruidwiiy and .Muln. | j"U hAI.KAITUUO iiii.iru'ly ivdaplo 1 for 1 frnll and minimi n iru jws. 1. . II. Miujfu , i and Main Ktr els. ' . nnd ( oiiinilKkliiii Hlovcs fiinil- STl'HAUI. ! hlornd and Mild on loinniUslon at lOttfkt r.llust. J * Klmii-ji.m.rjll , . : llro.iiluav. . - | iri. hy lr J. N VCiiHiiily. . A.tiiyiit | ollh'o ' J. ! ' AJ. N tjibiuly. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ tiAI.i : ( Jiii ! blush1 ton biuvy. with or JTimt liiiriichb. uhiMji for ca h. L. W. At- wooil. r.'nllmuliil slrcot / SAI.KAl ) iiianni'rof IIOLSU rurr.hlilna ' uoodxoliuap , usu "Hi ubuill to luavu tli city J I1 , rilburt , 7IU I'lrsa tuu. S , i'ltltKV for biilu , nu.irly now. 01 will Irudo for plianton. Aildiu H 1. 1 llonliani , ulty 7AN'lii : > Iniiiiudlutuly. Klrl fur Klti-hon worlt. Oooil jiurniaiiunl iiUcr. UM ti all struul. ' I/KM lir..iT-UnfurnlslnMl front ruoirt wait J-1 ulcuvc. J A. UurhuuiMU Myntittr itrttW