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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE 8 , 18l)2-TWI'LVE ) PAGES. THE BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICES - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.I I teih ttcdbj Carrier to any pixtt of the City II. W. TIIVTON. - MANAGER. HnVncMOftlco No 43 TEI.KrHOr Ej ! ] } Mcht Editor . . . .NoCT N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coaU Chfiutnuqua onico , No. 10Pearl street. Detective Pound of Lincoln was In the city TMtcrdny looklns for u Rlrl who ran off wltn n lot of clnthlnR on wblcb her landlady hixd a clnim for rent. The Ladies All society of SU John's En glish Ltitbornn ohurcti moots Thursday nf tor- noon nt the residence of Mrs. Herbert Van UoHoRcrt , BOO llnrrwon street , Thcro will bo n sbcclal session of Hnrmony chapter No. 2.1 , Order of the Eastern Stnr , nt Mnsonlc temple thlsovonlnR for Initiation. Meeting \\lllopun nt 8 o'clock. The Western Union Tclograph ofllco Is nbout to open n oranch oflco ) nt 1301 Main Btroct for thobanolltof the Implement houses mid Its other natrons In the southern p.u-l of the city. Morriugo licenses were Issued ycttcrdixy to tto InliuwliiK nartlos : Gcorpo Stowurt mid MaryKckrlck , nnd frank Uoyd and Anna E. "Waaolt , nil of Omaha. They were nmrrlod oy .lubtlco llntnmcr. * An adjourned mcntlng of the Ilnllwny Em- ploycs club will bo held Wednesday evouiiiR nt S o'clock in Archer hnll for tlio purpose of electing oftlcora for the coming year. A full Dttcndiuico is requested. Pottnwnttninlo trlbu wo. 21 , Improved Order of Red Men , will moot in roKtilnr council this ovcnlnu In their wigwam , corner * of Broadway nnd Main siroot , at the Eighth tar run lor vork in the degrees. After n two days' vacation district court will rcopnn today , and the trial of cases on tup criminal UbuKot will lie begun. Tlio cases nftslcncd for trial toJny nro those of the Blntonealnst James Hurris , ed Bothers , M. HOOK and Charles bmlth. At Iho meeting of the supervisors ycstcr day A. C. Graham , dairies Alexander anci County Auditor Ilcnurlcks were appointed n commtttoo to purchase as m.mv booths n ) shall bo required for the aloctlona under the Australian ballot system. Two damage suits were bcKim tn the su perior court yesterday , in which Joe Scutt nnd Krcd Mowory are plaintiffs nnd E. C. Hrown tdo defendant. They each dcmund $ . ' ) ( ) ( ) anmiiRCs from Urown bcciiu.so they were nrrcstcd and fined for seining In Big lako. A report has been in circulation that James Mnhor had returned to Council Bluff * , but It is denied by n friend. Ho and liU two brothors'Ed and John are now running a gambling house at Covlngton , Nob. , and it Is clnlmod that Jim , nt least , has loft the city for good , F. O. Hotzol has been appointed to repre sent Pottawattamlo county in the convention which Is to bo hold In the near future by the supervisors of all the counties in the sta'.o with a vlow to securing legislation for the improvement of country roads in all parts of the state. The seniors of the High school entertained the members of the graduating class last evening at a reception at the homo of C. A. licebo. ou Glen avenuo. The evening was spent in mublc nnd other nmunomcnts. Only tlio members of the two classes and the faculty were present. George Williams and Clara Allan , an Omaha cauplo who hud boon looking so long upon the wino that their actions were some what hilarious , were nrrestcd last evening ivhll' ) riding and were taken to tbo city Jail , where they were charged with drunkenness nnd disturbing tno poaco. The republican contra ! commltteomon of the various counllo ) In the Fifteenth Judicial district mot yesterday afternoon in the ofllco of Sims & Suundori and decided to hold the district convention at Ulonwood July 21 , when a district Judge will bo nominated to surcocd Judpo N.V. . Macy , whoso term ex pires this fall. A children's picnic will bo glvon by the Balvatlon society tomorrow forenoon at 11 o'clock , at the oily park on North ilnrmon Btrcot , conducted Oy Mrs. Sergeant Major iTanguon. Tlo children who wish to attend Iho picnic will meet at the ball atlO0. : ; ! JAre. LatiRdon conducts a children's mooting t the hall every Monday and Friday ovon- nng at 0yO : o'clock. Complaint is being made on account of the rendition of tbo 1'ark't , mill uridgn over Mos quito creek. For months it 1ms bcon in an unsafe condition , and there are many farmers who po around by another road , thrco miles and a half further , rather than run tbo rlslc C > of killing tbolr teams und breaking their own necks by trying to oass on this bridge in coming to Council Bluffs. Tbo case of tbo state against Joseph Jor- flnn and Mrs. U. II. Wilson , charged by Mrs. Wilson's busbund with adultery , were dis missed ny Justice Cones yesterday. The prosecuting witness is in tbo county jail charged with obtaining money under false pretences nnil failed to show up. The fact that the suit was begun ut all Is thought to bo duo to a doslro for ravcngo on the part of Wlson. Lodge No. 270 , Ancient Order of United Workmen , have chartered a special car to carry them to Sbenaudoah this evening to take part in a team dcgroo Initiation of forty new members. The members will meet at the transfer and Icavo at 4:40 over the Wabasb , ono fare tor the round trip. Returning tbo train will leave Sbenaudoa'h at 1 o'cloclt. A gay party will 1111 the special couch. The expressmen of tbo city have been con siderably worked up ever the effort that has bcon mudo by tbo American District Tele graph company to induce tbo council to pass a resolution exempting thorn from the pay- niont'ofn common carrier's license. At tbo last mooting of tno council n resolution was presented , together with a protest from tno other expressmen. The resolution was laid on the table iudollnllely and the protest was fllod. fllod.Deputy Deputy Marshal Fowler wont to Omaha yesterday as a witness in the case of the Btato of Nebraska against Flarry Hamilton , n notorious conlldonco man who has worked bis tricks upon gullible rustics for years past , but nas always managed to escape de tection until the Und of last February , when ho was cnugbt nnd arrested by Fowler for llocclng an Omaha man out of MO. When Hamilton was brought face to face with his accuser bo weakened and ontoroa a plan of guilty. A mooting of the I'dttawattamio Demo cratic association was hold last evening in tbo club bcudquartors on Pearl street. The main attraction of the evening was tbo ad dress of W. H. Ware on tbo subject of iho Australian ballot system. Mr. Ware ex plained tbc provisions of the law at length to the members of the club , and ns it is eomawhat complicated ho was listened to with close attentlo'n by tboso who wanted to learn the Ins and nuts so ns to vole Intelli gently at tt-o coming election. It Is learned that the right name of Charles Wilson , the peanut bov who Is under arrest on the charge of robbery , is Fossctt. Ho has nmdo a full contusion mid admitted taking ull the things that were claimed to have bcon stolen. Mr. i'utmer of Omaha , the brother of tbo lady who owned iho Jewelry , wcuttoDes Moincs with nnordcr from Fossott upon tno V. pawnbroker to whom ha had Bold a ? 75 neck lace , and returned yesterday with It In his possession. The Itidy who was robbed Ins loft tbo city and rofusca to prosecute Fos- tell , lie wus glvon a continuance .vcstunluy In poilco court until tuls morning , anil It is probable that the case ngalnst htm will bo ilUimsscd when it llnnlly comes up for trial. Cunt < il Tliaiiln , Wo , the umlorHluncu , ilcslio to ox- jn OSH our thanks tu the ninny frloiuln \\lio BII Iclndly iildi-d us during tlio nlcli- J1UKH 1 ( tilO llttO W. M. JollUB. Mns. W. M. JONKH. C. C' JONKB. JnrvlK 1S77 bnimlv. suld by nil doalorr I'lol IcrV Mtuliiury Knipiirliinu Are hi'tidqimrturu for hutd , bunnuts anil ovorythinir In Iho line of mUlinorv , nnd on Juno 1 and nftoro will soil nil hiite. lulcbt styles , at and bulow cost Cull mid bo convinced. No trouble to show . Chlldrou'd nnd bublos' huts till in icon. Sale Includes both Btorcu , 202 und UU Dtoadwny. * _ ' JurvU - ' Co. , Snuta Clara , C.iL NEIVS ; FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Closing i Exercise : of the School for the Education of the Deaf , CLEVER WORK OF THE VARIOUS MEMBERS I'o'sltlvc Evidence * Thnt the Stnlo 'U Sup porting nil Important Inntllntlon tn Tlil CIUP Lint of Ornduntes Nnirs. Iowa Is a goad brain-growing state. That was made evident yesterday to those who attended the closing oxorcUos of the school for the education of the deaf. Tbo graduat ing class numlicrod twelve all boys a strlulng contrast to the class which but n few days before was graduated from the Council Bluffs High school ami wblch numbered twelve girls and only ono boy , In the city schools there Is n scarcity of boy , and In the school for tbo deaf the girls scorn to bo In thn minority , The suggestion that girls nro bound to talk anyway does not seem to account for the startling contrast , for tboro nro many girls among the undergraduate classes of mutes. * 1'rof. Wyckoff , In pre senting tbo diplomas yesterday , made the promise that In next year's graduating class the female portion would bo more fully rep resented , The following wcro those who vcsterday received the sheepskin honors : George H. Cummin , Webster county ; Joseph Xugen- buohlcr , Dubmjuo ; John H. Urockhagcn , Union ; Edward L. Koaub , Unsv Charles 1' . Whltornati , 1'ottawattnmto ; John A. Welter , Dubuquu ; Elijah A. Kilo , Dallas ; Charles M. Shamir , 1'owcshlok ; frank A. Uooson , Ulnck Hnwu ; Tommlo R Uoyle , Linn ; Kas- mus Duoa , aiory ; Clement Williams , Jack son. son.Yesterday's exercises wcro not do\otod tiicrely to a llnnl dress parade of the gradu ating class. Tbo program , rendered In the chapel , was rather n showing of the various stages of progress In tbo school work. The vcrv opening of the educational course wus Illustrated by n bright llttlo qirl , Nettle Mc Laren of Dos Molnc" , who had been in the school but seven or eight week * , and who , on Being shown such articles as n key , watch , load pencil , etc. , wrote the names on the bonrd with wonderful accuracy and quick ness. To realize Iho extent of the worlc to bo done In this school and the rapidity with wblch the nrcsont methods develop the children ono must bear In thought that these children coma to the school with no moro Knowledge of the English language than they have of Hebrew. They do not know that things have names ; in fact , do not know that they have names themselves. I'rof. Wvckolt explained some of these difficulties and showed ho\v they wcro being overcome. In the variety of the pro gram thcro was a llttlo showing of the won derful work bolng done by Miss Hamilton in teaching the deaf how to speak. Ono llttlo girl repeated the Lord's prayer so that it was readily understood by the nudioneo , al though she could not hour n single ono of tbo sounds shn was making. Lllllo Ward , an other llttlo girl , gave a similar style of vocal rocltatlon. Owen Carroll , a deaf boy , re cited , vocally , Lincoln's oration at Gettys burg. In the sign languaeo thcro were some very vivid representations , showing bow _ Ideas could bo given without the use of spoken words. Waldo H. Hothort , a son of the f u- porlntondont , thus gave a graceful , and oven thrilling rocltatlon , n portion of the familiar poem descriptive of 1'aul Hovero's famous ride. Miss Llrzie Fuller , who will graduate next year , gave "Tho American ring" In the sign language so clearly and gracefully that ono could fairly see the patriotic bunting un furled nnd waving. Jodie Ilulns in line manner - nor gave "Tho Psalm of Life. " Some Clover Work. In the pantomimic line some very clever and comical work was done br Wllilo Strong and Lllllo Ward. The tall of the bear , who visited a sawmill , was tbo subject of u farc ical pantomimic representation oy John Hal- pin.Tho The work of the athletic nnd physical ox- orclso departments wcro shown by u dumb bell drill by boys nnd a hoop drill by girls , which were excellent Sign recitations in concert wcro given , and , 11 Uo the drills , the wondering thought name naturallv to tbo looker-on , how U this precision ot tirao und uniformity of action secured with pupils who cannot hear the music of a piano or the motion of a foot ) four of the graduating class'presented orations. Rasmus iuou advocated tbo com pulsory education of the doaf. George H. Cummlnes gave a sketch of Chili. John H , Broclchngen treated of the extent and future of American commerce. Elijah A. Kilo gave tbo valedictory address. Besides the literary program thcro were oicaslng exhibits in rooms to the chupol. The examination papers were there placed at bo disposal of these who wanted to Inspect hem. They were eagerly looked over by many , especially teachers In the city schools , , vho were surprised nt tl.o development ibown and greatly Interested in the methods by which thcso results are gained. It was evident thnt many hints could bo hero gained which would prove of value la teaching peakiiig pupils. There wus also an Interesting and credita ble showing of drawings and of wood carv- "nss.The The exhibits of tbo Industrial departments caught the crowd both before and after the entertainment In tbo cbapol. Thcso exhibits will be thrown open to tuo public for three days longer. They show how the boys and girls are not only given book learning , but how they arc being made capable of oarnlng a livelihood. Printing , broommaklng , sboomakiug , dressmaking , painting , em broidery In fact a great variety of practical and line arts are taught Tbo results of this training are interesting and conclusive proofs that Iowa is not merely spending money on this school , but Is mak ing a grand Investment. The school of cookery is a now idea this being tbo ilrst Institute to adopt It. It has been In progress for a few months only , and the result Is so encouraging as to warrant further investment of labor and tlmo In this clonartmcnt , Tboro are many features of tbo institution which rclloct credit upon Superintendent Hothort , bis wife , who is the matron , Prof. Wyclcoff , the principal of the sobool , and his able corps of teachers. One of itio most sat isfactory ways of getting at what tbo Instl tutlon bus done and is doing in to drive out tboro and see tbo exhibits , which will remain for three days longer. L. W. Tulloys , trustee , town nnd city loans , Council DlulTs , In. , 103 Pearl stroot. Como nnd spend n quarter to see the "Peak Sisters" and the "Feast of the Lanterns , " ut the First Presbyterian church Juno ill and 17. Roltor , thotallor , 310 Broadway , hai nil the latest styles and newest good * . Satlbfactlon guaranteed. W. II. Gray , tlio Hotnl Gordon chef is the pontlom in who prjpirol the Grand banquet. Pastures for horses and cattle on George F. Wrlght'a farm south of Coun cil Ululls ; 600 acres blue grass ; running water. For terms apply to Jnmos Raph ut farm house opposite Wiibash sound house , or nddiosi F , P. Wright , Bald win block. Dr. Chamberlain , eye , oar. throat , catairh. Shugart block , Council BlulTa , Oil' for the Toiiriiuiiirnt. The state llromcn's tournament commences today at Atlantic. A special train loaves tbo Hoc It Island depot ut 7:110 : o'clock and will carry u largo number of Ululates to the scone of the festivities. Tbo Veteran Firemen's association will mot nt No. 4 engine house on UpporHroudwuyatUtuo'clock : thin morn ing und will bo escorted to the depot by the boys' drum corns In full uniform , una the drum corps will accompany tbum to Atlantic to make music for ihoin during the tourna ment. Hoio company No. 0 will also go. Tbo tournament will open this morning ut luUu : o'clock with a iluo parade , und a number of prizes are of fered to iho bnit appearing company. In tbo afternoon thcro will bo a trial of stourncrs , trial of band engine , utralgbuway bote race , nnd grcon hose race , the participants In the latter to bo omy thoio who have never taken part in nny tournament boforo. Tomorrow's exhibitions will consist of book nnd ladder contests and hose races , and on Fr'ilny ' thcro will bo n coupling contest and various rnces , among others the state hose race , the first url'-o being S150 nnd the state championship bait. Tbo. tournament will close Friday afternoon. IIOSTON STOKi : . Hot \Vcntlicr Special ! . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. 600 dozen lndlcs'inlssos nnd children's silk mlts , at 15c , lOc , 2.5c , 33c nnd 600. Vixluo never boon equalled. 600 dozen hidloi' white drawn work end handker chiefs nt oc each. At 17c wo show n lot ot ladles' Swiss embroidered handker chiefs , worth 25c and 33c , or 3 for 60c. Children's caps In every stylo. Lace caps from 25c up. Children's bonnets In every conceivable shade and tint , also In blank , ranging from 50c up. Embroideries - broideries , laces and volllngs , wo are headquarter : ! . Just over , 7o pieces of the newest volllngs on the market. Km- broideries , wo show an linmonso line at our rock bottom prices. Wash goods , everything in white goods , black wash good's , crepon cloths , chnllios , etc. ; the largest assortment and by long odds the lowest prices. STRAW HAT SALE. Wo nro not going In the mllllnory business , but our Now York buyer bought for spot cash 160 do/on misses ami children's straw hats at25con the dollar. "See show window. " They are now on sale at 15c , 10c , 25c , 39c , 50c and GL'c , worth in nil casesdouolu the money Don't miss this chance. SUN UMBRELLAS. A good fast black siitteon 20 Inch nt G'Jc ' , sold many n place for $1.00. At $1.00 , n silk gloria worth $1.50 with sll- vorino handle. At $1 25 and SI.CO , nn Immense line , beautiful silvorlno handles at $2.00 , $2.25 , $2.50 and $8.00 ; value that cannot bo equalled. BOSTON STORE , FoTiir.uiNGHAM , WIUTILA\V : & Co. Rollablo cash and only ono price dry goods house , Council BlulTs , In. Patronize blue Icowagonsfor Mo. river channel Ice. Mulholland & Co. Tel. 102. Jnrvls 1S77 brandy , purest , safest , host Have you seen the wonderful Kurd refrigerators , the newest and best out ; the genlno Now Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves light like gas absolutely safe. At Cole & Colo's 41 Main stroot. Jnrvis 1877 brandy , bettor than imo'd. Jarvis 1877 brandy six gold medals. Closing Out Orocorlci. Am going to quit business , nnd so will close out my stock of groceries nt cost , for cash only. H. V. Stoad. 101 Broad way. Fixtures for sale. VKKaOSAl , J'AltA O JI'/M. Mrs. B. Mlnturn loft yesterday for Neoli. Shirley GUland of Glonwood was at the ' Grand n'otol yesterday. Mrs. J. Lyman loaves today for n visit to her old homo In Olney , III. Miss Pearl Cool of Neligh , Nob. , Is visiting relatives In Council Bluffs. j ' Dr. I ) . Macrao is In Detroit attending n meeting of the American Medical society. Mrs. Gray nnd son of San Francisco are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams. K. N. Whlttlosoy leaves this morning for Atlantic to attend the firemen's tournament. C. J. Stlllwell expects to spend tbo sum mer in Colorado Springs , accompanied by bis family. Misses Mary nnd LIzzio Wagner of Grand Island are In the city , the guests of Miss Bornlco Bennett. Mrs. W. T. H. Tipping and llttlo daughter Mabel of Albany. N V. , are In the city visit ing Mrs. TIpplng's sister , Mrs. J. K. Car- rothors , 807 East L'lorco street. A number of members of the Omaha Ladles Wheel club visited this city last evening , accompanied by some ot their In vited guests. After riding around the city they took supper at tbo Model restaurant. ' The following' composed the party : Misses Jossups , Fnizlor , Agard , Kugg , Rhodes , and Lilly ; IJr. and Mrs. Wilson , Mrs. Allen , Messrs. Robert Allen , Spangior , Allen , Coo , Lilly and Noglcy. Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors nnd windows. See him before you place your orders. 19 Bryant street. _ The ladles of Broadway Methodist church will hold an experience social In the church parlors Thursday evening , Juno a. _ Jnrvls wines the oldest and best. For Rent First clusa saloon ; good lo cation ; fine fixtures. Responsible party can got. long leuso on good terms. Ad dress D 24 , Bee olllce , Council BlulTs. International Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel , 620 First avenue , Council Bluffs , Iu. For euro of alcohol nnd opium disease. A < iuii : A gain day for the children is prom ised next Saturday , Juno 11 , by the BOSTON STORE. A program of games and sports will be mapped out for that day similar to last soabon , when the ex cursion to Lake Mu.nn.wu was so on joyed by the children. There will bo another excursion to the lake frco of charge. All are welcome under 14 years of ago. See dally papers for further particu lars. Jurvls 1877 brandy , highest test * Davis sells rollablo paints and drugs. Ogden house furnishes bonrd nnd room at popular prices ; from $25.00 to $35.00 per month , according to room. Trains leave for Manawa at 0 , 11 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 6 , 0 , 7 und 8 o'clock. Hart , the jeweler , has moved from Pearl street Into his now quarters. 415 Broadway , lately occupied oy savings bank. Oll'KS A NVUltlNU UA VlttKST. Vigorous I.iineuugu by Father ( lossner Kllzulielli Saloons. , N , J , , Juno 7. The Board of Excise and tbo saloonkeepers of ElUaboth are uxorclsod over a tierce onslaught made upon them by Kov. Father Gossuor Iu St. Patrick's church. Ho said that there were now tlvo now saloons under consideration ono to bo run by two of bis former school children. They would have no trouble in securing licenses , as tbo Board of Exclso was rotten. It was composed of un Insur ance utront. tie said , who got cllontn from the saloons ; a newspaper man , who compelled thorn to advertise , and a furniture man , who always furnished the furniture for tbo places licensed. "Anyone can get a license bore , " bo sula. "For rtm holes and gin mills , ElUaboth Is next to hell. " The politicians , ho continued , bad no uioro back bone than a duck. Tbov wcro at the mercy of the saloonkeepers. Tbo politicians ullow tbo taloons to remain open in order to got ofllco. Tbo mayor of this city , bo said , is as bud as the rost. Ho storied in all right , but quickly forgot tbo lawa. K ml-WecUly Cabinet Muntlnif. WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 7. TuT cabinet hold Its Bomt-weekly meeting today , All the member * wcro In attendance except Secre tary Tracy , who Is in Wow York. Several matter * wore under consideration ono of tbnui being tbo removal of caltlo front the Cherokee strip. .Judgment * I'lluil , HKVT YOIIK , Juno 7 , Judgments aggregat ing $35,418 , against Coon , Kullsko & Co. , dry goods merchants of this city , were filed hero today. Liabilities , 110,000 ; nsuets , FOUCiir AHOfflER BATTLE Palacio's Trops Ag&jti outaJ with Great Lo&byjtlifl Heboh. t -oi VENEZUELA'S REVO&JXjjDN ABOUT TO PTlf. Crcspn'n Men Pushing 5x > rwnnl to Attack the Tyrant' * IIrnil ( nnVltr lloth Ariulon Preparing for tlio < gcNI\o Knjjiiijr * incut Itcviltitlpniis } Conlldcnt. TTTs ICopurloMnllSKbl J-rn-rHir.ln Itirti'M YAI.R.NCIA , VonwiioM ( vlaUalvo ton.Tox. ) , uno 7. | Uy Moxlcan"bablo to tbo Now " York Herald Special" " to Tan n < sB. | Tbo government forces nnd the revolutionists have tougbtnnothcf battle nna tbo latter txcaln have boon victorious. Thu sccno ot ho lleht was a * few mile * from this city. The engagement began early on Juno 1 nnd nstod for three days. It was fiercely con tested on both sides. For the llrst two dajs , neither the government troops nor tlio nation alists gained any decided mlvant'iuo. ' At ono tlmo Piilaclo's nrmy scorned or. the point of winning , out encouraged by the jrlos of tholr loaders the rebel soldier * ral lied and recovered tin ground they had lost. All along the line the fighting was tornllo. The murdorousjmachctes played a most prom Incnt part in the chareos and counter- rhargoi. On the third day tbo great enthusiasm of tbo revolutionists began to loll , Desertions weakened the forces ot tlio government and the repeated savage nssaults of the lancers of the rebel nnnv spread terror among 1'alaclo's mon. The revolutionist ponoral saw his opportunity nnd gnvo iho word for n llnnl llerco onslaught on tbo wavering ranks of the enemy. Thu rebels swooped down upon the hovcrumcnt troops , yo'lllng lllto madmen and bowing down thu opponents with tbulrsavago looking knives. I'lccl In All Directions. It was Impossible to stay their terrible chnrfjo. Tbo government soldiers made n last feeble attempt nt n rally , then turned nnd fled in all directions. The enemy followed up tbo advantage , cutting down all lop- ganls whom they overtook. The retreat of Palacio's troops continued until this city wns reached. The revolutionists gave up tbo pursuit nt the outskirts of Valencia. There is no doudt that the rout of tno government was complete. The result has dlsuoartoucd Palacio's adherents in this city and greatly strengthened the Crojplsts1 cause. The revolutionists nro determined to follow up tbelr victory and It looks as if another battla would bo fought within a few hours between Valencia and Puerto Caoollo , General Crospo apparently has made up his mind to force the lighting. The troops are massing south of Puerto Cabollo , and a general engagement Hocms Inevitable. Palacio's generals realize I ho danger of tholr situation and that unless they inuko n clos- porato strugslo to drlvo Crespo back Puerto Cabcllo will bo captured , tbo fall of Valencia will follow nnd Caracas will bo practically at the mercy pf the onfcmy. All the government troops in Valencia nnd Puerto Cabollo therefore have been moved into tbo Hold to give tmtlo to the foa. Upon tbo battle so near at hand may depend the fnto of the contest between tyranny nnd Its opponent. At no time , slnco the revolution commenced have tub * revolutionists been so powerful. The situation of the dictator was uovci before so prcdarlous. < T 1J.VIJ THE UKSIKCU EFFECT. Ilussla Succeeds IIL Ilrttssnrlnsr Franco of llor FrlriiiUUIp. ICopurtyMcd tSUl bu.Jwifa Oonlan Demifit.1 PAIUS , Juno 7. ilfTpw York Herald Cable Special to THE BOB. ] The minister of foreign affairs is Well floasod with the re sult of Grand DulJo C nstantine's visit to Nancy. At the.sumotime it is safe to say that the grand jdukq by'jils .action lias suc ceeded in disabusing tUo.Frouch people of ho idea that an amicable understanding be tween Franco and ' 'Ra Kf' is" not HUely to prove permanent. The minister sent word to St. Petersburg some time ago that the czar's visit to Kiel would DO likely to cause much popular un easiness , though of , course it would not disturb oQlclal circles , and suggested that it might bo well to show In some manner that the relations between Franco and Russia would remain unchanged. The liussian chancellor sent In reply a very kind and courteous despatch , In which bo sold that therj was no reason for unoa l- ness and that Franco could always depend upon Russia. M. Hibot was delighted with this dispatch and indeed all the communications which be has re ceived from the Russian government gave him great pleasure , ho wanted some future assurance , however , and managed to maUo his desire known to tbo czar nt Copenhagen. The result was that the czar of his own volition "sont his cousin instructions to pay his respects to President ( Juruot. at Nai.cy. I have also reason to bclievo that the cznr himself sent n dispatch to Prcsldcui Carnet , and tbua ompbusued tbo slgnitlcnnco of Grand Duke Constantino's visit , ilcnco it will bo scon that there is no changn in the relations between Franco and Russia , and that , as I said in my dispatch of yesterday , tbo interview at Kiel Is barren of all political significance. some Important Trlllex. I have also learned from a rollablo source interesting facts in regard to certain inci dents wblch teen place previous to the meet ing at Nancy. The king of Belgium 'And the grand duke of Luxcmborg , it appears , asked the French Government ofllclnlly if it would bo agreeable to President Carnet to bo sa luted by their representatives , the grand duke addliig that It would glvo him groai pleasure to make the president's acquaintance anco in person. Tbo matter was fully discussed at a cabinet counsel at the Elysoo an < l It was derided to say in reply that President Carnet not was extremely llattorcd and was most grateful to tbo king and grand duke for < tbolr attentions , but as his journey would bo en tirely through tbo interior of Franco , ho begg'od leave to decline this proffered cour tesy. tesy.Tho real reason for declining this offer was the fear that the statlhalter of Alsen would express a doslro to extend a greeting In the name of tbo emperor of Germany and in view of Uio patriotic excitement , udomonstra- tlon of this kind might produce uimoylnp.ro- suits. The German government was duly in formed of the whole matter , and tbo result was that it was much displeased , and the of ficious German press wrote articles which for some days kept Europe in a turmoil. All this prove * very plainly the truth of tbo French proverb that there Is no smoke without fire. Certainly , It cannot bo said that the violent , urUcJ03 in the Ger man press wcro qqtlrojy unfounded. Before fore long , too , w.q ,6/inll / see the same press stirring up , juiothor agitation , for it is evident that Emperor William cunuot fall to qpp. ho Importance of the stop which the , czar took so openly on the day ho wont to V > ? 9'ui ' Indeed the inter view botwocn the emperors must have boon a cbillliiB one. and tlifl , relations will uol bo more cordial in the ( uturo , CCIIB , AIIXAM ; > IK. How tlio Two Jmp : r < > r * Are Conducting Tliummjl c/mt Kiel. KIEL , Juno 7. 'I'ftls aftornoou Emperor William , the czar , tljo czarowltcb ana Prlnco Henry of Prussia worojcpuvoyoil In a state launch to the Genn l\ngslilp Dadon , and proceeded to Holtcnau lp inspect the Oaltia sea canal works. On returning to Kiel , at 4 iStl p. in. , the party .boarded ttu German warsUlp Beowulf , Tuo czar returned to bis yacht atCiUU p. m. aad Emperor William re turned to Iho Hohenzollorn. A banquet was given at tbo castle thli evening at which tbo two emperors tousled each other's health. At a luncheon given earlier In tbo day tbo rzar sut on Iho rjgut and tbo czaro- wltcu on the loft of Emperor William. All present conversed with an animation nnd royal toasts wera drank. The czar departed from this place at U o'clock this evening. ( llaiUtonu unit Fruo Trade. LONDON' , Juno 7. In addressing a liberal gathering at Hawurdcn today Mr , Gladstone said that tbo tones bad admitted that a bat tle on tbo frco trade question would bo of great benefit to tbo country , but thnt from declarations made In high quarter * they teamed to bo chancing their minds. "Whether tony do or not , " said Mr. Glad stone , "the liberals will stlok by their tin ? In support of acnuso which tends to the wclfaro of the people and the strength and prosper ity of the empire. The liberals never had a greater , n more sacred or a more hopeful cause than that to bo decided nt the coming clecvlons. " It Will tiring I'encr. BEHLIX , Juno 7 , The Gorman press gen erally regards the Interview bstwoen the emperor aud the czar as conducive to peace. FIGHTING WOMEN. An Oniclal Account of tlmAnmroin of tlio KIllROf DllllOllH'- . M. Jcnn Bnyol , who has flsurod ns the representative of France nt tlio court of his majesty , the king of Dahomey , says tlio Now York Sun , furnishes us with probably the llrst , trustworthy account thnt wo liavo over had of tlio famous nnuuoiiB of that mighty monarch. The ontlro military forces of the Ulna : amount to about 22,000 only. Tlio amazons number 1,500. They are re cruited nmon the dan htorn of the chiefs , and also mnuiif , ' the young lady captives of his m-.ijosty. Tholr uniform consists of a jacket without sleeves , very short trousers , and u tunic. Tholr caps nro ornamented with n plcco of embroidery representing boino bOiXst or rep tile , the crocodile being the favorite. They are divided Into two battalions under the command of n distinguished lady renowned iu the country for her deeds of dnrlnir and her skill In killing the onnmlos of her sovereign. The nmnzons accompany the king whan ho goes to war , and they light under his orders nlono. Tholr courage is above proof , and tholr ferocity , according to M. Bayol , surpasses anything that can bo imagined. IIo witnessed the human sacrillccs at Abomoy , and hero la his de scription of the exploit of ono of the Amazons : " 1 saw n man brought In on an nlcolto , the bnggago carrying contrivance which the negroes use in transporting tholr calabash or their pots of palm oil. Tlio unfortunate man was bound and gagged , and a black cap covered his face to the nose. Two big negroes carrying this burden halted before the king , who spoke to the mingan ( oxoeut oner ) . The latter then asked the crowd of spectators if It would bo a good thing to sacrifice this mnn In the honor of the memory of the preceding monarch. The crowd responded in the iidlrmativc , whereupon the king declared that ho would send the man to hid 'father. The execu tioner then gave the doomed man al sorts of messages for the defunct king. Then the victim was throv.'n upon the ground. An amazon nbout 20 years old advanced boldly toward him. They wanted to put her to the test for she was a now recruit and had not ns yet killed anybody. With her sharp edged saber , which she hold in both hands , she struck the un fortunate messenger three blows on Iho neek. Then she quietly chopped of the last pieces of llosh that still hold the head to the trunk , after which aho care fully wiped her saber and retired to the ranks. The head was taken into the king's palace and the body tossed into a trench. " If the French should succeed in cap- luring the king of Dahomey it is not im possible that they should send him to Interview his father. Forty-nlno Year * Tor Train llobbory. Oliver Curtis Perry , the nerviest of modern robbers , has boon sentenced by Judge William Rumsoy , in Rochester , N. Y. , to forty-nine years and three mouths' confinement in Auburn prison. Perry , it will bo remembered , held up n Now York Central express train last February in the most approyed style , directing the actions of. its conductor and engineer nnd overcoming the express - press messenger's resistance after a liorco duel. Then ho sought to escape by seizing n locomotive and speeding away pursued by an engine-load of armed men on u. parallel truck. Finally , after n running auel for several miles , lie took to the country roads , holding up farmers for vehicles-and meals as ho found use for them. , Perry pleaded guilty to 11 vo indict ments. Deducting the full amount of commutation for good behavior , the sen tence will aggregate twenty-nine years , four months find twontv-thrco days. IIo is 20 years old now , and consequently ho will bo upwards of 55 then. It is understood that Perry , despite the advice of counsel , refused absolutely to plead guilty until ho had been as surcd that about $300 in his possession at the tlmo ho wus arrested and the whole oxtousivo and carefully selected arsenal should remain hia individual property. This request wus dually ac ceded to. A hiiukc Story. The editor of the Chesterton ( Ind. ) Tribune says that while gathering ( low ers In the woods the other day ho stirred up a snake , which ho attempted to kill with n stone. Contact of irho stone with the snake's body gave back a metallic sound , and therefore he hammered the reptile upon tlio head until it was dead. Ho then discovered that two-thirds of the snake's body was encased in a sec tion of gas pipe ono inch in diameter. The theory is that the snake got into the pipe when young , and then grow so largo that it couldn't got out. DoVVltl's Sarsaparllla U rollablo. Itmtuccd JtutcD to WnHlilngtoii via 1) , & O 1C. It , Delegates to the convention of the American institute of homeopathy , to lin hold nt Washington Juno 13th to 17th , can secure reduced rates for the transportation of themselves nnd fami lies upon application to ticket agents of B. & O. R. It Co. The round trip faro from Chicago will bo $211.20 , and corre spondingly low from all other points on the llilo. information in detail wlto to L. S. Allen , assistant general passen ger ngont B. & O. R. R. , Rookery build ing , Chicago. IN THE OPEN. The glorlova dny of open doors all outside js BinlllliiRr welcome hero's health and joy all uruson- lined Tlio oyclor sees everything free as fritodom from the heights of exhilarated happiness ho cannot full from his Columbian Safety. All nbout Columblni free oa application lo uny Columbia HKcnl , ur nent lir snail ( or two two-cant mauipi. I'opo MfK , Co. , 'ill Columbian Avu. , Uoitoii. W. C. ESTEP , Funeral Director , Embalmar 14 N. Main Street , OOUNCJJIj JJIjUFFS. Sims federal courts. llooniH 3 , 4 und 0 tihugu lit no block , Council UlutT * , Iu. THIS ( WBDNKSDAY ) JUNK 3. Last Two Performances of REED HND COLLIER H088andHQ88 _ Mntinee this Afternaon ot 2:30. "Prices Plrst floor. 59c ! balcony. ! Mc , Evcnin ) Performance nt 8. Prlcos Pnnitot. | T.'o and ll.OOi balcony. 60o nnd 7Sci gallery , S.'K ! , _ BUYD'S ' Thursday Evening , June 9th HAVJERLY'S Mastodon Minstrels , Under llm l'cr onnl Direction of J. U. HAVKItl.Y. W.M. PoOl'U , .Mnnnucr. ib rnkKftr , t\i > IIIT .ni.v.sr nun. . ( M.MX.I7 IO.V l.V Till : II Oltl.lt. Direct front SlY Mouth * ' Hun ut lli\i : > rly'H Catlno , Ulilcngo , NOTK A13 o'clock ! luirsilny nlternoon tlnvprlr'n Mlnnrol * vrlllttltnn fn'i open nlr concert nt the notllinpBt corner at 18th nnil Knrnnni Mropt , to nlilrli the public arc lnvllo.1. llnvcrljr Mnstuiloii MlnMrola nitilto nn Mreot imr.uto. Farnam Straat Tlualar I " " ' Tuesday , Frlilnjr imil Snltirdny , DODD OPERA CO. , IN - EXR.MTNIEX 40 SINGERS 40 MATIN IS 13 SATUHDAV , Farnam Street Theater.ponuiarpn-.o | < . TWO NIGHTS ONLY t Wednesday nnd Thursday , June Sth nnd Oth. Goo. Tluilflier's Minstrels nnil Itieli .V Hurrl. ' Coini'lyCo. , in O UXEXDOl WONDERLAND , \vniic : OP JUNK OTH. in NIGHTS in IU IN A BAR. ROOM.1U THE COWHOV DUO. S Hill 2 SHOWS 2. TUB SUOKTESr USE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukes &St Paul R'y , as represented on this map. Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar riving at Chicago at 9:45 : a. m. City Ticket Office : 1501 Far nam St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent. C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent , REGULAR Army and Navy PENSIONS : Soldiers in the Regular Army and Sailors , Seamen and Mar ines in the United Stales Navy , since the War of the Rebellion , who have been discharged from the service on account of dis abilities Incurred therein while in the line of duty , are Entitled to Pension at the same rates and under the some conditions as persons ron- * derinq the snma service during 'he War of the Rebellion , except that they ara not entitled under the new law or aut of .une 27 , 189O. Such persona ara also entitled tD pension whether discharged from the service on account of disability or by reason of expir ation of term of service , if while in the service and line of duty , they incurred any onnd injury or disease which still disables them for manual abor. Widows and Children of persons rendering , servlca In the regular army and navy Since the War are Entitled to Pension * * of the death ofthesoldler wasduo to his sorvics , or oscurred whllo he was in the service. Parents of Soldiers & Sailors dying in the United States ser vice since the War of the nobel- llon , or after discharge from the service , from a cause original- Ing therein , leaving no widower or child under the age of sixteen years , are entitled to pension If now dependent upon their own abor for support , whether ths soldier ever contributed to their support or they were dependent upon him at the time of his death or not. FOB .INFORMATION OB ADVICE AB to title to poiiblon , ADDRESS THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS , XVO llee Mtnllitliiu , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. t30 Thls lluroau ls guaranteed by the Oimiliu Iloo. the I'lonopr 1'rcss aud tno Han li'runcUco Kxumlnor , INSTITUTE. Eye it Ear RMARY FO1-L TREATMENT -OF ALL- Host facilities niUMMUii mill Ho-noJm for successful tro Union t ofnvcry form of illaoaso roiiulrlnt tnodlo.tl or snrdoil troatmunt. BO boils for uaUonK boird HH ! nttoiid.inos. ' Host iicoonuUiitlons In tlio wo t. , write lir circulars on deformlt us anj braces tiVio , club foot , oiirv.iltirm of sulno , piles , tumors , o uu'OMnfurli , bronohas. : In' haUUoii.u.cctriclty , piralysU. rnllciny , kld uov. biaiidor. oyo. o-\r. ? kln nnl b'.ool nnd alt DDor.itlons. A SPKOIAI.TV. HP U/nUfPM Ut WUfllbN ltookorl > Ha.noiot iVonion I'lUCi : . Wo Imrnlittulr ltd led a lyltis- Indopirlmont for \uimon during cnnlliinmont , Mrlotly urivuie. ) Only Uollaulo Medical lu stituto making Hiiocl.ilty or . ' ' . . . , lUUA'A'VKDfSKASHS A'l 11 oed Dlsu-isoi successfully troitot. Synhllltlo rolson removed from the ByMoni without mwronry. Now ilostorntlvo Trout- incut for ! < OH of N'lTAIi 1'OWKK. Poisons un- nblo to visit us nmv lie troitod at homo by corrosuon lonce. All communication * uoulf- dcnlliil. Medicines or Instruments sent t > y until ( iroxprcs * . sccnruly p.ickod , no in ir. < s to lint calui-ontuntsor sunder. Uno personal In- tcry i w pruforro I. Call and consult us or soml history of your case , mid wo will aond In plalu wramior , our I'linm unon tTiv-ao , nnnif Tn MFN - men DUUK IU , spuolnl or Nurvons lu- cases , Impotcnoy. SvphllU. OlootiuU Vitrlco * role , with iiiiiMtiiin Hsu . Iir.iL-v , Aiiiillanecs for ncformltloj * Trusa * Onlynmnuf.iotory In the Wostof / * > . { - lT\'llfl'l.l.tAVlit , TKUlUKA , JtCKUfltlO ttATTKIllKS / ! > JIBK7.V. Omaha Medical and Surglcil Institute , 20th nnd Broaiwny , OojnoU DluiTi Ten mluntnV il la fnini uunturnC Uiuiih i an Omaha and O.iuuoll IHuir < oiu.-trlij niouir lino. COUNCIL mm mm DYB WORKS AUIdmlsof DroliiB nnd Oluunln : done tilths liluhcst style of the art. F.uliHl and sUlnoil fabrics inudo to look us rood us now. Hod feathers claano I by itonm In HrH-oliiJ * tniin- ncr. Worlc promptly tlono nnd Uollvoro.l In .ill purls ot Uio country. Scud for urlco list. O. A. MACI1AN. - - I'HOIUUETOR. Hnilroadwny. Notir Northwoitar.i OOUNCIC. Itt.Ul'Ft. lO.VA. CITIZENS STATE BANK 01 Council Ilium Ciipltilstco't . . burpluauiil Profits . . , OIH NotO-ipltil nnl Surplus . 9tIOOOt Directors- . I ) , l..lna.ilm , W. I , rti.ltiri. rtj Olcaiun.M. K. lltrt , I. A. Mlliir , .1. V. .IliDiuii nndClmrlai H. Hnnniu. Tr.insictSPlior.ll bin'f- ' Int ; business. J/.ir to.r e.iplt.il urul surplus o nny bunli In i'outlnvustorn Iowa. INTEREST ON TIMEDEFO3IT3 Q. El. MYE.R.S , FINE FURNITURE , end every other grndn domandol by nil classes of trudu , 33KKHK ' ! < J 13 t ' 1 J ? n. 203 AND 107 UUOADWAY. Council SPECIAL NOTICES , COUNCIL BLUFFS. SALE Httra flno , thoroughbred. Jor- 1. buy ou ! ! , solid color. ruuUterocl Hlouk ; 14 months old. T'JTiH. Mrst street. IV YOU hava iitiythlni ; for bile or trndo BUO K. 11. She ifo. llnxuhvay and Muln stront. 1(0 ( IOWA f inns for sale. Improved 111) ) noroi In Harrison county. JIU.O ) pur iicros 1'Jlitoroi Improved , I''J.'JO ' : 81 uoni * . Sli.'JJ. ' i'or bur. : Urn In Iowa uivl Nobr.iskt : farnn call on or wnta toJoliiuoii A V.in fatten. Council lUnlT-t. l/lOUHKNT nwollln.-sln nil parts of the -lolly. K. II. hboafo. Uro.tdw.iy mid Muln. STORAGE and Coniiiilssloii-Htovoi. furni ture , etc. , stored and sold on commission ut lowest rates , U Klniiolian. : u ) llroadway. A N Invo.stmont Lmijrutn. Now double house XXslttiatud at Noa. 114 and 1 U ri. Ttli Hu , Coun cil 1)1 tills. Improvement , now and Ur.st-ulasi house , contains II rooms , s uuth rooms. U Una pantroys , 10 closets , front and Imolc etnlr * , hot &nil co'd water sorvleo. gas , otu. worth f , f > ] 0 , will soil at u u.irKaln and solicit bono- IIJo olTer.-f. Korost Smith , llaldwln blooU , Council HlulTri , "TOOK SAM-On small payments , fruit nnd JL1 garden liin.l near Council lllulTa. K. 11. huafo. Itroadway and Main street. FOR KENT 03) ) Second avenue , dwelling with U rooms , furnace , rnnuc , bath , elcclrlo jells , ono of the most desirable residences in Council ltlnir ; runt , * .ru)0 ) per month. K. 11. Plmafo. llromlway und Main clrciil. IJiOUSAIjK A noiit four-room dwelling enL -L Avenue II ; price. 87.V ) ; Ntnall monthly pay- ncnts. U II. Bliunfo , llromlway and Muln. FOK RENT Two of the best , OjrrlsB flats on Fourth street. FOR SAI/K Kimiltno fixtures louse nnd coed will of hotel wltli 40 rooms In u uood NuhriiBltaolty ; will trndu forstouk ot tiononil rnerolmnilNo , K , H. Hhoafo , llroudway and Muln strut ; ! . T71OR SALE A comfortable live room dwoll- L.lng near Kiilrmount park. 1'rlce , tl.Hno. ? 5Ucnsb , halanco In monthly payments. K II. ybeafo , llroadway iinU Main Htrout. E OK SAIK A now nix-room dwelling , ! B2 ! Klftb Hveiino. price. II.'JUJ , tHH ) uush , hal- jinco In inonthiy payments , K. II. Htieufe Uro.idwqy and Main streets. HAI/K A barK.iln , throe-room dwoll- . I1H8 1'lftli iivcnnii. prlen 70J. will tuko team good horsoH In trndo arid balance in inoiitlilv piyments. K , U , Klioifo. llroadway and MHIII Htrcots. FORSAI < E-Or trndo. A six-room frame ilwullliic. r.lzlitlr avenue , cur. .Mill t. prlco * ! .4V. . K. 11. Hhuafe , liro-ulwav and Main sts. 7KUUKNT-ii2lit-roiiinlni ) : ( < llliiA Wl Waoh- lii lon avo. . modern otylu and onnvtin- ncorf. In excellent ropulr. runt ! ) . E. 11 , Hlicufe , Ilroailwiiy nnd Muln BIH. ORSAI E The only botnl In amnall town f > J mlleH from Council Hull's , lias nn leu oroam pallor lh ( good tiuilii. I'lirnlliiro In voices util.OJO , biilldliiK "f..uuil. " Will tr.ido for good rcslilout niopurty In Council muffs , u Hn.ip for tbu rl.'lit p.irty. E. II , Hlioufc , llroad- wiiy and Main street. WANTED To liny a nlcu. voiuiu driving homo ; wulght from I.OM to l.iooi also to trade u marl/now onuuiitoil toil IIIIKKY for u two-seated ono. O. H , Duvnll. I0 llioadway Council lllulTs. FOR HALE At a hnritaln , IIOIIBO and lot on llroadway , oppoMto new Noilliwestern Uopol , fort..uOD ; { .tiuciivhs aood loeutlon for a NUIOOII , Apply to Leonard Evorott. T/10R RKNT-roiirroom frnmo dwullln ? , 140 ; JL iiKlitli ; avo. , In oxfltillent lopulr : < lr/ cel lar ! elty water ; ronltlU. U II. Klieufe , Iliouil- way and Muln street. FOR SAI/K Motel ami real inranl. In uiirot- puroim Nebraska city , pivlnjt unslnois , Ci > oil roui.nii' * forMilllir. : , prlooll.Uji. U In a snap. K. 11 , Miuafu , llroailwiiynnil Malnxtruut. "WANTIiD-NnbraskH land * In nxiilmiiKti V > for Council Illiiir * property. K , II. Uheafu , llrugil way und Main atrcet. OK HAlI > Ore cry slock , flxturuM , Imrsen and building , prlco fa.v'uO. I'roilla avuruKQ J5Wlior ( month ! location butt In thu u.ty ; 111 tiealth ouu o of sulllnz. E , II , Hlieufe , llro.ul- way and Muln utrvut. "I'/OH BAI-K-A miiru and colt. Will tiki -U parmcat iu lot tilling. 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