THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JUX13 26 , l8)2MVrKKiPAC.KS. ) .
THE OMAHA BJEE.
COUNCIL DLUFFa
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Cclhmil tjfnrrlcrtonny p.iftof lh City
11V. . TIIVTON. - MANAGER
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N Y. Plumbing Co.
Do ton toro for dry good * ,
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
Have you looked over the veal , pocket pro-
cram of ttio Chnutauqua' '
Are you point ; to the Cbautnuqual If you
look over tun program you will say "yes. "
John W. L'alrd and Ada Irvine , both of
Omaha , were mnrrlod by Justice Hammer
Thursday evening.
The case of Uavld Gray against U , II.
Wlilto dracrfcd Hi slow length along In the
district court all Uav yoitordoy. It will
probably lie completed today.
There will bo n special meeting of Lily
ramp No 1 , Hoval Nclchbors of America ,
this cvcnlnp ot iho Knights of Pylhins hall ,
for Intuittlon , All member * nru rcqueslod to
bo present.
T. D. Tollo , the Council Bluff * manager of
n small acinsatlonalshcot published In Omaha ,
was on trial in Justice Swoarlngon's ' court
yesterday on the charge nt circulating a ma
licious libel ngalnst O. H. Mcschondorf ,
You can rent n tent fnr $4.50 and camp out
during the Chautauqua. This makes n de
lightful outing and with ttirco popular on-
tcrtalnrncntA a day ono gets rest for the body
and recreation for the mind. It costs but
llltlo moro ( ban It docs to stay at homo.
The members ot tbo Council muffs Ledge
of Perfection celebrated St. John's ' day
yesterday In the usual manner. A meeting
of tbo ledge Wfti hold in the afternoon nt the
ball of the order , nnd the coromonlos were
frono through with and'In the evening a re
ception wns bold nt tbo residence of Flnloy
Burkoon Oakland avenue. A largo number
of Masons with their ladies were present and
on enjoyable evening was spent.
SAM : .SATURDAY
At tlio ItoKtnn Store , ( 'onnrll IllnllM , In.
Special pnrnbol nnd sun uinbrollti snlo
for SATUHDAY ONI-Y :
All our $2.)0suti ( ) umbrollus for $1.50.
All ouriJ.25 HUH umbrellas fur81.05.
All our $2.GO und $3.00 sun umbrellas
for $2.00.
> All our fancy stripes , plaids and shot
silks at actual cost ,
Fou SATURDAY ONLY ,
BOSTON STORE ,
FothorlnghnniVhitoltuv& Co. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
This is the weather that makes you
Dtijoy Driesbiich's ice croitm , finest in
tlio city.
Roller , thotailor,310 Brovlwiy , livj *
nil the latest styles and newest good * .
Batisfaction guaranteed.
I'lSHSOX.lli PA
Mrs. Samuel Parker , whoso husband is
connected with Oeorgo K Mayer's furniture
store , is dongcroubly til.
Mrs. H. O. Wells of St. Louis , Mo. , IB in
the city on n visit to her parents , Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. F. Ilattenbauor.
Alderman Graves is suffering from the
affects of severe Injuries which ho received
by being thrown from a buggy yesterday.
Miss Jennie Wallace , Fred Grass , \V111
' ( Vallnco and Will Raymond Imvo returned
Irom Grlnroll , where they have been attend
ing lowu college during tlio past year.
E. H. Fonda , accompanied by his ( laugh-
tnr , Miss Loan , returned yesterday from n
two months'.trip thrown the south nnd east ,
during which ho attended the national con
vention ot locomotive engineers.
Mr. .1. 11. E. Clark of the Carbon' Coal
company nus ucau grunicu snaco m inu
World's fair to exhibit hli patent horseshoe
calk sbariionor and will mnko an exhibit
that will attract u great deal of attention.
II. H. Elliott of the Farrnnd & Votoy
Organ company , Detroit , Mich. , is in the
city for the purposn of setting up tbo new
organ in tbo Broadway Methodist church.
The organ is expected to arrive in the city
today.
T. S. Campbell , F. T. Soybort nnd J. K.
Cooper returned yesterday morning over the
Milwaukee from Chicago , where they at
tended the democraticconvention. . They
loft Chicago nt (5 ( o'clock Wednesday evening
nnd arrived here niter a dreary trip of
thirty-four hours , the train being delayed a
grca' many times on account of washouts.
Grand Hotel , Counrll Ilium ,
Special rates to lamilics for the sum
mer. Largo rooms f'icintj ' the park.
For Rout I'Mrst class saloon ; good lo-
cntion ; (1 ( no fixtures. Responsible parly
can tfot long lento on good terms. Ad
dress D 21 , Uco ollico , CouncilBluffs. .
Tlot woallior prices in picluro frames
nl Rilov & Shorradon's art btoro.
Hurt ma Itiumnuy.
Ncls Madson , a farmer living west ot the
city , had his two hnys out riding last evenIng -
Ing on Picrco street , near the corner of
Grace , when bis horse took fright at a motor
train and ran away , overturning the buggy
and spilling all the occupants out on the
ground. Charley , ono of the boys , had his
collar bono broken , and his brother and
father were badly shaken up and bruised ,
nlthourh nemo of the other Injuries were nt
all serious.
Trains leave Manawa dally at 8 and 10
n. m. , 12m. , and 1 , 2 , 2:1)0 : ) , 3,8:80,4 : ,
40 : ! ! , 6 , 6i : ; ( ) , 0 , 0:30. : 7 , 7:110 : , 8 , 8:30 : , ! ) ,
9:30 : , 10 , 10:80. : 11 and 11:05 : p. in. The
11:53 : Irain will innko connection with
the last electric motor cir for Omaha.
The "Woman's Rollof corps will glvo
Buppor Saturday night , Juno 25 , at
Mulliu' old stand , opposite Ogden house.
Supper served from 5 to 8 o'clock for 15c.
] co cream and cake the rest of tlio ovon-
Ing.
WuPlmil pianos , 110 Stutsman street.
Ito.ul page 0 , Chnutauqua program.
Will Hold mi liMui | > Kt.
The remains of Lewis Wehril , who died
1'burday nicht from lujurio * received in an
accident on the motor line , were taken to the
room * of Undertaker Lunkloy yesterday nnd
in autopsy was hold fur the purpose of dis
covering , if possible , the exact causa of his
dentil. It was deuidod to hold an liuiucst.
A Jury was empanelled and allowed to view
the remains ) , alter which It was given u re
cess uutll after the autopsy Is completed this
morning.
International C'uro association rooms
arc in iinnux to Cirand ho to ] , MO First
avenue , Council Biulfs , la. For euro of
alcohol and opium disease.
tlrrut Cltmrlng Suit' .
Of cnrpcu. curtains , etc , Until July
15 wo will soil all carpets , curtalnn ,
rugs , Japanese and ChinoHU mattings at
cost. Couudl Bluffs Curpot company ,
i : cii | > < 'ii Lunatic.
A man named Cochran , wtio has bcoa con-
lined for EOIIIO vtmu past In tbo Insane ward
of St. Bernard's hospital. escupuu yesterday
morning at 7SO : o'clock by breaking a halo In
Iho high stouicudo that runs nrour.d the
bulldiiiR for the purpose of keeping tlio in-
uiutes from gutting away.
Mr * . Jullu * M. Barnes of Duluth , Minn. ,
is vUUlng tor brother , F. H. H H. ou Third
tlX'Ot.
Dr. "Clmmborluln , eye < nr , throit
catarrh. Shujjartblocic , Counoll
CoUax glncor ulo nnd mlnoral wntor
eold ill wfiolosalo by Duquette & Co. .
munufaclurliit.rconfoclioiiuiu
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Arrangement Perfectsd for Buying Furnt-
tura for the New City Hall.
HOME INDUSTRIES TO BE PATRONIZED
Alilcrmcn Sign nn Agreement with Itcfcr-
nnco to tlio Subject Memoir * nf tlio
Committee Slny Scttlo the
Ilmlnrm nt tlnrc.
1 ho Hoard of Health hold a mooting last
evening and considered a numoer of mat
ters in connection with the filling ot certain
lots that nro balow grade. Aldermen Tib-
bltts , Pace , Smith nnJ Uolso were the only
onoi present , und as there was not a quorum
present there was but llttto buitneas that
could bo done. The meeting of the council
which was to have been held immediately
after bad to bo postponed for the same rea
son until next Monday evening at 7:113 :
o'clock. The roit of the evening was soent
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by tbo aldermen in talMng over In an in
formal way the question ot buying furutiuro
for the new city hall.
An nereemont was drawn up and signed
by ouch of tbo aldermen present , allowing
the members of the commlttoo appointed
somp tlmo njo , to go aboad with the neces
sary arrangements for procuring the furni
ture without consulting the council us a
whole , This agreement will bo signed by
some of the other aldermen today ,
and then the commlttoo will bo ready
to go on with Its work. An archi
tect will bo employed to draw plans and
spcutllcatlohs for the coun era nnd railings
and the loonl furniture builders will bo asked
to bid for the work. Tlio chairs , tables , etc. ,
will bo bought ready made , and it is the in
tention of the commlttoo to patronize the
homo manufacturers almost exclusively. All
tbo furniture will bo of oak , and It is ex
pected that it wi.l bo ready to puc In place
Inside ot sixty days. The work on the city
hall Is rapidly ncarlng completion. Tbo
plastering lias been linishcd and the worKmen -
men have , begun laying the lloors.
u.Miiiuoi.T.A SAM : SATUKDAY
At tlio Itoiton Store , Counrll IlluU'ri , III.
Special parasol and sun umbrella sale
for SATURDAY ONLY :
All our $2.00 sun umbrellas for $1.50.
All our $2.25 sun umbrellas for $ l.lo. (
All our , $2.60 and $3.00 sun umbrellas
for.2.)0. ( )
All our fancy stripes , plaids and shot
silks at actual cost ,
Foit SATUUUAY ONT.Y.
BOSTON STORE ,
Fothorinphum , Whitolaw & Co. ,
Council BlulTs , la.
A Alnilorn Laundry
Ever been in a first-class , latter-day
laundry ? No ? Then you have missed
ono ol the wonders of the ago. The
modern laundry , equipped with us won-
dorously intelligent machinery , is as
much a marvel and a mystery as the
most inlricato looms which spin out
fabrics as beautiful as a dream. In the
public mind laundries are associated
with the disagrecablenoss , the strong
odors and the general discomfort of the
homo washday , but nothing is further
from the truth. In a great modern es
tablishment , like iho Evans laundry in
Council Bluffs , there cannot bo found a
single feature in the multiform pro
cesses of cleaning linen thai would
shock Iho most delicate sensibilities.
On the contrary there are many things
grateful to the eye ana pleasing to
other senses , besides being an endless
source of amazement. The huge piles
of crisp , clean linen as it is taken from
the steam dryers are as fragrant as now
mown hay , and when it gets through
the olhor processes all the beauty that
brilliant luster can impart has been
added.
A trip through the big cstablishmcnl
on Iho corner of Sixth avenue and Pearl
strcol yesterday all'orded a BIK reporter
a great deal of information concerning
the modern methods of cleaning clolhes.
The Evans laundry is ono of the largest
in the wesl and every nroccss used is
Iho nowesl and most approved. It is
illled with machinery on every lloor , but
it is machinery that is meant to clean
clothes quietly and quickly , and not to
kill and maim employes while engaged
tearing up clothing. From the start to
the finish there is nol a process through
which the goods are put lhal subjects
them to any moro w < 3ar than Iho
Kontlost handling. Tlio entire lower
doors are devoted to the first processes ,
the reception of the goods , sorting ,
marking and \vashing. The washers
are simply-huge polished brass cylin
ders that contain nothing bul Iho wash
and hot suds , and tlio dirl is washed out
solely by the agitation of Iho water. It
used to bo supposed lhat the rubber
wringer all'ordou the least dostruclivo
molhod of removing surplus water , bul
in this laundry the clothes tire not put
through any process half as destructive
as roller wringing. When tlio goods
are taken from tlio washers the water is
driven out by centrifugal force , no pull
ing , wrenching or twisting.
The cardinal idea or principle that
seems to govern ovorytning is rapiimy
and gentleness. "When the clothes have
gene through tlio various processes ol
washing und are ready to bid adieu to
hot suds and cold water they are spread
on racks.and run in tbo drying closets ,
where superheated steam dries oul the
remaining moisture in a few moments ,
and then they are run upstairs , where
they are turned over to machinery that
lias human intelligence and nerves o
steel thai never llro or lose accuracy.
This is the doparlmont that excites tlio
'wonder and ndmiration of the visitor.
Here is a little machine Unit has noth
ing to do but starch tlio bosoms of shirts
and it puts the starch just where it is
wanted and nowhere else. Beside it Is
another sentient muss of brass and stool
that starches collars and another that
docs the sumo to the bales of cuiTs. Each
does in a second mora than could bo
dane in IIvo minutes by hand and does
il just right. There is a machine Urn
has nothing to do but raise the collar
bands and polish them ; another Ilia
hunts out Iho wrlslbands of shirts urn
leaves them bright , glossy and shapely
But the most intelligent machine is th.i
which polishes the bosoma of shirts a
the nito of from 0(1 ( to 80 a minute. No
It cannot ho described ; It must bo
soon at work to bo understood
Watch it Bol/o and polish a shir
front ! Not a fatso motion ; not a
pull nor a stretch ; the sinuous gliding o
a bright cvlinder underneath which the
linen is sliding with a positive motiot
and thai t > nds it ; tlio shirt front has re
celvcd a degree of lustre that would
have bean deemed an impossibility a
short tlmo ago , There is a machine for
everything and that machine is perfec
tion. Of rourno there are about 60 men ,
women and girls employed , buftholr
employment is light and clean and con
sists chiclly of Matching tlio machines
do the work.
"Wo could take in 000 shirts here in
the morning , " bald Mr , S. F. Henry , the
proprietor and manager , "and when
night conio we could have them ready
for delivery without interfering with
our regular wash , " ThU gives an idea
of the capacity ot the plant. And It
has to bo largo , for it is doing the work
for an immeiibo territory , reaching as
fur as 160 miles from Council Bluffs.
ITWIN CITY V
OPENS 2 Miles East
of -
JULY 2.
LJ Council Bluffs. !
CLOSES 6 Miles East
of
J-ULYJ7. Omaha ,
WHO ARE ON THE
Recreation PROGRAM :
Rest
Gov. Horace Holes , of Iowa. Prof. W.V. \ . Caraes , Chicago.
OCD. llusscll i Alzcr , of Michigan Prof. ( ito. E. Little , Washington , D. C.
* * * * Hon. 11.1' ' . Bland , M. C. , of Missouri. Prof. C. F. Clenilcnncn , Chicago ,
HOD. Julius C. lurro\vs ! \ , M. C. of Michigan. llev. John W. Geiger , Marion , Iowa.
for Hon. Jos. II. Walker , M. C. , of Mass. Mrs. Nellie Ilangs-Skcllon. for
Hon. Win. a P. Hwcliinridge , M. C , of Ktnlueky Mr. Whitney Mockritlge , Chicago.
llev. Oco. Elliott , D. 1) ) . , Washington , 1) ) . C. ' Imperial ( luarlcttc ( male ) , Chicago ,
lleinickc ( liiarlclte ( Liilics ) .
Prof. John 11. DcMotte , tafonlsville , Inil.
Mr. llcrl Duller. Omaha.
Hon. E. llosc\\atcr \ \ , Omaha , Neb. V-nr-v-ji '
Apollo eliih , Omaha.
The Mind Rev. F. W. ( iunsatihis , D.D. , Chicago , III. Children's chorus (1,000) ( ) . i 8 lie
llcv. II. W. Thomas , 1) ) . I ) , Chicago , 111. Hen King ( Hie Michigan lianl. )
Jaliu DcWitt Miller , New York. Chaplain Cole , Department of Io\\a. \ \
Leon II. Vincent , Philadelphia. And Others.
ummer SICA H H
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Drop a postal to No. 10 Pearl street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , and we will send
THREE Through
and furnish full . accommodations
you a vest pocket program particulars. Complete
Popular tions for those desiring to camp' out or board. Markets , postoffice , restaurants Trains
Entertainments etc. , on grounds , Tents , etc. , all at people's prices. From
Daily. . TREYNOR & .MCGEE , . Omaha.
I .m * MANAGERS.
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? ho soiled clothes are brought to Iho
aundry by express in huge hampers
and , after receiving ideal treatment ,
are returned at the oxpunso of the luun-
Iry in the same way.
As largo as it is , however , the plant
s still being enlarged , a 00 foot addition
now being in process of erection.
It is ono of the cleanest , brightest and
most inloresling places in Iho cily to
visit besides being ono of the most im-
) orlant commercial onlerpriscs in the
Missouri valley. Mr. Henry is always
jlad to see visitors and does not objecl
.o show thorn through and reveal the
mysteries of a modern "washeo" estab
lishment.
AV. C. T. U. Convention ,
The second dny of tbo Women's Christian
Tompcrnnco union convention of the
Ninth district of Iowa wns much
moro largely attended than the first ,
as the delegates bud como from a
( treat many outsldo towns who were unable
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to Rot hero'on the opening day on account of
the tailuro of the trains to run. The pro
gram was very Interesting and the papers
read by the ladles showodoKroatdoalof careful -
ful preparation. Among the speakers were
Mrs. Dr. Snyilor , Mrs. IV. . Tulloys , Mrs.
S. S. IIoover"Mrs. J. G. L.omon. Mrs. Henry
Uolonp , Mra. Stephen Phelps , Mrs. K. K.
Htoddard of Couuell Bluffs. In the evening
talks were made by tbo pastors of tbo city
and bv several of the lady deleuito'J. '
Tho" following ofllcers were elected to serve
during tbo comlngyenr : President , Mra. M.
E. Crandallof Hed Quit ; secretary , Mrs. S.
S. Curtis , Atlantic ; treasurer , Mrs. 1C. K.
Stoddurd of Council Blurts ; vlco presidents ,
Mrs. Delia OU of Audubon , Mrs. M , J.
Craig of Atlantic. Mra. E. A. Lyons of
( Juthrlo Coaler , Mrs. M. Jfi. Liawronco ol
Tabor , Mrs. S. S. Hoover of Council Bluffs
and Mrs. E. U. Maoy of [ larlan. At ino
closooftho ovonmtr session the convention
adjourned. Arrangements nro to bo mada
with ono of tbo city papers for tbo publica
tion of some of the papers which were read
during tbe convention.
JflVKKll Ot'Kll Till : Tlt.lUKS.
Clevclanil'u Sliver Vlo\v I.ino Him tlio
Support of it Colorado Taper.
DBXVKII , Colo. , Juno 21. The Hocky
Mountain News , the loading democratic
paper of tbo Hocky mountain states , has de
clined to support Mr. Cleveland. la the
following editorial , to bo published toraor-
row , It gives the reasons for Us courses
"Tho opposition of tbo News to Mr. Cleve
land does not arise out of any question as to
his ability or character. That ho is a splon-
dldtypoor the self-made , vigorous Ameri
can In concerted. That bo Is aggr'ossivo
and tenacious to secure success for all
public measures upon which ho
has convictions U tbo verdict ol
the public ; und were It not that a matter of
prliiclplo-ono vital to the American people ,
to the prosperity of this state , Interfered ,
the News would accept bli nomination and
hail bis election nan splendid braoflcence to
the country. The money problem Is by far
the most Important jno that remains unset
tled As compared to the tariff so far as the
result of the ultimata rightful solution of
either is concerned that of money nnd Us
coinage U as tbo great light nnd heat-giving
sun to tbo smallest of the stars that stud tbo
midnight heavens. Tariff U a rcoro matter
of schedule * . Both partlei admit duties must
bo levied , and the only question ls upon
what und at what rate shall they bo
Imposed. The question of protection inci
dental or direct to American industries is
also a question of degree , for both partiot ,
buvo at loaat until the recent democratic
convention admitted that It should exist and
In legislation have acted along ttioio linos.
But the quotlion of money In before tariff.
It is of higher Importance , nud lies at the
very foundation of tbo whole problem ot tbo
country's prosperity. If money Is sound
and abundant , business is active , employ
ment plenty , enterprise accelerated nod fair
returns received for all ol labor's products.
If it U scarce , however sound , the opposite
conditions exist , and depression ana gloom
appoaron every band.
"The monov of iho world is the coin moial
and the bullion , when free coinage of it
exists. Paper money , whether Issued by
tbo state or corporations , and all olhor forms
of credit must boX based upon coin monoy/
This is the only money of ultimate redemp
tion. All soun'd crodlt money is founded
upon coin money confldonco 'confldcnco that
it will when issued bo redeemed in coin
will carry safely ona , certain amount of
credit money. To reduce the coin money of
the world oy legislation or annihilation , if
that were possible , must reduce tbo sound
credit money In a corresponding degree ana
as It is so reduced tbo evil effects of a
scarcity of money are Immediately experi
enced.
"Tbo power of concentrated millions has
within a comparatively short tlmo boon In
voked to destroy one-half the coin money 6f
the world. England , Uormanv and other
European nations with the United States
have decreed by law that silver shall no
longer bo redemption monoy. Itself Is to bo
redeemed in gold. It Is placed upon a par
with credit monov. The one-half of tbo coin
money has not only been made credit money ,
but it has boon added to tbo already existing
mountam of credit money to bo borne up by
too greatly depleted base. This has
necessarily lessoned values. Property and
labor of nil klnUs , except wboro
exceptional conditions exist , have fallen and
tbo domnnd for them has become sluggish.
Owners of property dally crow poorer , the
requital of labor Is diminishing and financial
distress Is apparent cvorvwhoro. Because
one-half of tbe world's redemption money
has boon deprived of that essential quality
to Its value , all money has boon made dearer ,
that is , the owners of It will got much moro
labor in exchange far It than before ttio
change occurred and tbo man with labor for
biro and tbo owner of property for sale must
lalto correspondingly loss for them. This
is the result ot silver's demonetization every
where. These tremendous evils are enough
to ong&go tbo best efforts of mankind to
abolish them. But tbero are other ovlls
local to this country in which silver Is
rained that add conspicuously to tbo bur-
dons us people must boar.
"Colorado is a fair illustration of a coun
try suffering under these additional oviln.
Tbo low price to which silver has boon reduced -
ducod is closing mines and lessoning tbo
miners' waeos.
"Slncol8T3 , through demonetization , Cole
rado's people Imvo boon deprived of Sl-.V
000,000-lost in the fall of silver from 81.UO
per ounce to SO cents. This year alone Its
loss from this cause will not bo loss than
SIO.OOO.OOO.Vbon those facts uro appre
ciated It must bo clear that to the people ot
Colorado tbo greatest and in fib t vital Issue
by far is that of the restoration of free coinage -
ago of silver , and for that all party alliance
shouH bo severed , If relief cannot bo bad
through the party , until the reform is
secured.
"Tho presidency Is Iho pivot upon which
tbo success or defeat of tha cause must turn.
Congress bos stooa ready for nineteen years
to restore free cotliugo If the country's presi
dents had boon filvofahlo. The defeat bus
Invariably como other through vetoes or adverse -
verso Influences from tbo wlilto bouse. Until
a president. fnvargUl ? to it Is elected free
colungo is hololpj5s. | ,
"Mr. Cleveland , , , and Mr. Harrison
the opposing 2 paddldatos are deter
mined and avqwcffj opponents of free
colnugo. The , pfiltforras upon which
they were nominated Impose no moral obli
gations upon oltbcr.tol sign a free coinage
bill , therefore wcnlmdw neither will do so-
even should cuigross pass ono.
"This being the fucontouiblo truth the
News , guided in njl thby | ( its convictions ,
cannot support t candldaoy of cither. The
News has tbo courago'of its convictions and
will not bositataf to ihalntala it. Whatever
presidential candidate it advocates must bo
pledged to approve a free coinage bill. For
it to do otherxvlsohvould be to cheat tbo people
ple and tbls It wlll"tiol bo guilty of.
"Tlmo will point out a path. In God's
providence tbo rlebt will ilud a way to
triumph. Lot the democrats and republicans
of Colorado who love tbolr homes and the
state's prosperity bettor than thay do the
fortunes of anycardldato hold fast to In
dependence that they may travel that path
whou it Is opened. "
Grestun' * Saloon
Citr.sTOM , la , Juno ii-t. ( Special Telegram
to TUB Ur.B.J Another raid was made on
tbo saloons today bul little liquor was cap
tured. The light is becoming more bitter.
HtruuU liy u l.anclnl lilr.
Dl'iiUQUK ' , la. , Juuc 1H. A landslide struck
the bousoof Thomas Smith In East Dubuquu
today and crashed tb'rougb it. Mr . Smith
was fatally Injured.
CHICAGO'S ' SERIOUS FLOOD
Hundreds of Houses Surrounded by Water
and Much Proparty Destroyed.
SEWERS RUINED AND PAVING DAMAGED
In the hiiburlmii Districts Toinpnrnry
Are Necessiiry In Jinny Cases
to iiml > lo 1'ooplo to I.ua\o
Tliclr lluinrs.
111. , Juno 24. Exceptionally
heavy rainfalls of the past week have again
caused serious floods In this vicinity. The
river has nson lar above Its normal hojgbt
and Is running Into the lake at
the rate of four tnllos an hour. Scores
of business places have six to eight Inches
of water 'in their basements nud every
portion of the city has suffered some dam-
ngo. The floods of two months ago , which
were then considered phenomenal , have bacn
surpassed. Many s m nil sewers nave burst
and Iho Hood coming up through the ground
has ruined Iho cedar block paving In many
places. The estimated cost of replacing Ibis
pavement Is $35,000.
Kallroada running to Chicago from Iho
west report much damage from washouts
and ruosl of Iho trains were badly delayed.
Knlmrlmn Property Damaged.
The oxlromo wosl end of iho cily Is In
some parts a laito unu luusuuurua IVUIK nuat
und uorlhwost of iho limits have suffered
greatly.
ThU evening Iho nortlj branch of the Chicago
cage river raUcd to such aa extent that tbo
water In the vicinity of Ilavensivood began
to How over tbe banns with tbo result thatat
midnight It Is roporUd 1-IOO , houses In that
suburb are surrounded by water for a depth
of from ono to throe foot.
Thi town of ( Jlcoro is also flooded , many
bouses being ontcrod by moans of temporary
bridges.
Through tbo streets of Austin this after
noon water was flowing hovoral Inches deep.
Nol a basement escaped flooding and wooden
sidewalks are filming around In all direc
tions. Tbo same roporls come from Hide-
land , more than otbor suburban towns. Tbo
amount of damage in tbo city and outlying
alstrlcls can't oven bo approximately osti-
raatod.
The rainfall yesterday was ! ) .8 Inches , and
Hourly as much foil on each of tbo two pre
ceding days. The great lumber alstrlcl near
Twonly-second ulreet and the river has suf
fered considerably , nud several elevators
along Ibo river have boon compelled lo shut
down ,
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JMotninentH of Ocran Ht < > nniiililp .
NEW YOIIK , Juno Ul. The ( Jermanto ,
Kdam , Bolgravla an'd Clrcassla arrived this
mornlnc.
At Drew Hood Pafcica Etrurin , from
New York.
At Sellly Passed Woalornluiid , from
Now York.
At IClnsolo I'aisod Kansas , from Bos
ton ; lioatoula , from Ho'tou.
At Hoston Arrived British Empire ,
London.
At Now York Arrived City of Homo ,
Glasgow : LasIIesbuge , Antwerp.
At Liverpool Arrived Taurlo , Now
York.
At Now York Arrived i Fuorst BlsmaroU ,
from Hamburg ; Franco , from London ,
At Now York Arrived Suavla , from
Hamburg , _
lllnnitroin 1'luoil retired.
LTOSB , la. , Juno 24. An unequalled rain
and thunder storm prevailed bore lasl night.
Lightning struck ton places In throe days.
The ilver has rUon fourteen inches lu twelve
hours and is now rising an Inch an hour ,
All aw mills Imvo shut down. A dUaUrous
Hood Is feared.
Tlio limit h Itnll.
VISCKKNEH , Ind. , Juno 24. Hon. Thomas
H. Cobb , ex-mambor of congress , died yester
day , aiHl 05.
MUM / ynyTjsnu.il' .
Domicile.
Kins Sim's , who miiidcrcu Edward Itrandoti
was hanged at Dallas , Tex.
KlrebiiKs are inakliur thlnzs lively for the
Cleveland , O. . llro department
At Kcno , Nov. , Hon. J. W. C'assady. "demo
cratic candidate for congress , died from np-
l > oiiloxy.
A nollo wai entered at Chicago In the trust
cnso au-alnst I7coro , J UIb > on , ex-secretary of
the whNky trust.
I/ot Smith , u Mormon bishop and an ox-Tan-
Itc. tins uccn miirJcrod by Nuvajo Indians
near 1'lacstair. Arl/
At Ooldtliwalte , Tov..rosopn Nell , n camper ,
was 11 rod upon by unknown parties and killed.
No can-o s asblgnod.
The Commercial hotel at Sunder. Cal. , wns
ilestroyed by llro. rii\ persons are bald to have
perished In the Humes.
Thodlrectorsof the Oolawarc.Lnokawannn t
Western railroad declared thoimial ( jnaiterly
dividend of iy per cent payable July ' . . ' 0.
Near Snolbyvlllc , llodfoid county , Tenn. .
Mrs. Hates , the wife of a respectable yonii4
.inner was outraged and nuuderod by parties
inknowii.
The eastern part of Iowa la Hooded with
vuter. Kvcry bridge on the Milwaukee road
between llctonomii and Uettlnger has been
viihhcd out entirely.
At Yiroqiin , WIs. . .Tunics M. Alien was son-
cnccd to five years' Imprisonment for fatally
njiirlnc Hurt Caucntt , a pnpll In bis school ,
by flossing him with a. stovu poker.
Miss Matsnl Ii Oablll of the Now Haven
minis club defeated Miss Hassle Moore of the
lohokns Viilloy club at I'hlliid Jlphla. thereby
vlnnlnx for the second tlmo the title of chain
ilon lady tennis player of the United States-
Willie lloor , a 13-yaar-nld boy , an omnloyo
of Ocor o W. IllKgb' jewelry htoio ut 1'ltts-
burg , I'a. , was arrested for stealing dlamonda
mil jewelry valued at $10UiD. The boy has
jccn syiitomutlually roublng his employer for
nonths.
An attempt was made to run cars at Clove-
anil , O. , miner police protection. Several col-
isloiiB with strikers occurred and the police
isud their clubs frciily , No ono wax seriously
mrt. Several were locked up and iho attempt
to operate tbo line was abandoned.
Governor Wiley of Idaho 1ms asked Presi
dent Iluirlkon to order troops to the Hcuneof
he miners' lockout In the Coeur d'Alinio dis
trict , northern Idaho. Serious trouble In Im
pending. Injunctions sued out against the
union minors by the mine owners are < | iillo
certain to bo d ssul veil on Tuesday next and
t Is understood the union men will then ut-
lemiit to drive the cculm from the district ,
Uolh hides are heavily nrmed.
1'orelgn.
The strike of the tolcgiuphors throughout
Spain has been settled.
II. M. Phillips , a corn mcrehnnt of London ,
has failed. Uubllltles , * 3r > .OUUs assotn , ) iftOUU.
A hurricane tliroiiRhont northern Germany
caused an Immense amount of damage. Many
accidents are reported.
A landslide at Hassnol'i. Hnly , destroyed a
large number of hounos and klllud and
wounded ttovural people.
Morqulmle Mores , who klllol his oppono'-t
In u duel near I'arls. uxpreHsiesdiii'p loarot at
theiesnlt of the mcotlnir. 'Iho inuniiils was
arrested last night ut bis 1'aris resldeneu.
Tbo Interview with I'rlnco IllHinarok , iiul > -
llshud In the rsoiio 1'rpl I'resso of Vienna , lias
ciiiuod u sensation In llei llti. A feeling " ' de
pression prevailed on the bourse In conse-
( | iienco of the Interview ,
The klnu and tiieen | of Italy Bturtiul from
Ilorlln for DroHdun , ciiroiito to Italy. Ibo
purlins bntwiun Kmperor William and King
hnmliert was very cordial , both ii.oiurchs re-
pouti'dly ombrucliiK o.ioh other anil uxchan i-
Ing Iho warmest exiiresslonx of mutual love
and extecm ,
J. C. & W. WOODWARD ,
ROOM 3 , EVERETT BLOOK ,
IIM ) ITS. IOWA.
Q. EX. MVE1R.S ,
FINE FURNITURE ,
end every other grade denmmloJ by
all clauses of trade.
UJSKUK'H OKI ) HTAXI3 ,
803 AN I ) 107 UUOAIMVA V ( oiuicll
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
171OU BALK Good llro proof sifo : with stool
JL1 chest , suitable for siniill bank. Klrst
National li.iiik. Council III nil's , la.
HOUSKH KOK SA.Ii-Throo mnrcs for a.tlo
at the low. i School for the Deaf ; also
wiintud a llrstcliss : matched oirrhi'jo team.
Henry W. Itolliurt , siiiiorliitoiidunt.
STORAGE nail Commission Stnvai. furni
ture , etc. , stored null sold on commission at
lowest r.itos. U ICIiiiieiian , IIM llro-idjvrty. _
"ITOH SAMS On small payments , fruit null
JL' gurdun hurl near Council Illuirs i ; . II.
Bhoafo. llroadw.iy and Mulii street.
TTIOH UHNT Two of tlio best C.irr Huts on
JL' Kourtli street. _
IK YOU have nnytliliig for s ilc or trade sou
K. II. Hlin.ife , Uro.idway and Main strant.
TJuJfTirRN I' DwuillnTsIn nil " "iurPTor the
-t ? cliy. li II. bhoiifo. llro.idwuy und Main.
OU SALE Ktirnltno fixtures lease nml
u'ood will of hotel with 4) rooms In a tm-
Nehnisldiulty ; will trade for stock of piuitir.il
merchandise. U H. blieufe , Itroadway uritl *
Main street. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,
FOH SAhK A porfootly new snrry verir
choxp. Cull ut Mrs. LJ. A. Itoblnson's , Til
I'MrBtiivenui' ' , city. _ _
I7IOU linNT-niRlit-room dwelling. S.'LWash-
4. liigton uvo. . modern style anil cflnvon-
lencox. In excellent repair , rent t'i. 1- K.
bliuafo , llro.idwuy und Alain sis ,
FOK SALE Hotel and restaurant In u pros
perous Nebraska elty , piylni ! bnnliioss ,
peed reasons for solllni ; , price $ IMJ. ( 11 Is a
snap , H. II. fchoatc. Urmulwny ana Malnstrool.
HM will buy a nl'o new Imnso ; monthly
$ nuyinuntH. ill foot lot in Crimes'addition
fSM , hiiriro Ilirt of property for sale , John
ston & Van Patten. .
filOIl SALtt-Stnndnra bred maro. 7 years
JL1 old , hired by Dr. Archibald , No. ! fll5 ) : llrst
lam l > y ( iiunwoud , record Si'JT'i. Khu Is a llnu
uhcstiiut , liuiHliown Rood spued. In Keiitlo anil
wull broken U ) drlvo slnjlo or double , wplichi
nlioiit 1.0IU tli Muy bo soon lit limn of W. U.
IHterlmok. 2.8 Wc t Ilroiulway. Council
Bluiri. l'r\cotX \ > ) . JiicobHIms.
TJ1OH SAIjK Kami , 112) ) aoros , In Ulokorisoi
JL1 Co , lown.'IO acres broltu , Imlanco fence
pasture iiml meadow 1'rlco jL'Jun uere. I. . II
bhoafo , llro id way and Main street.
FOKHALK-Clioleo fiirmiln I'ntta'vattatnlo
Co. , lowu. K. II. Hheufo , llroudwuy anil
Muln Btroot.
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I7IOIt"BA LIS 17.001 stoolc of Konoral mur-
J ? cliundlfii. ell loo.ited .vllhln lid ) miles of
Omaha. Will take p'irtin Ian I of bustiinal-
Uy. Imlancii caxli. II II. Slioafu. llroudway
OIK ! Main street.
BALK-OrocoryHtook fixtures. hOMOs.
FOK . I'rlcu J1.IWI. Kxuollont trado. wall
established , largo profits ; iiiunt lip Hohl at
once , for goo 1 cause. II , It. Sho.ifc , llro.idw.iir
and Main street.
TliostiiiiiiJliis business and ur
needlework mutiirluluj am goliiK lo luave
elty ; good ehunco for .1 lady logo In business.
Mm. II. I'.MIo. 41S Ilroudway , Council IllulT
" \A7AriTii-Kastorn ; Nnliraslta lands In ex-
chunKii for Council IllulIVprnpoity , I" . II.
Kheafo , llrouUvay : un < l Main street.
ITIItUIT lands , garden Ian In , fa rum and elty
JJ property for Halo or trade. Day & Musi , .ii
I'uurl utreel.
HAhU-KIovntor with corn nliullar.
4,0001)11 , ( I ihy ! corn cruder , 10) ) b . u
houri Haw mill nttiiuliinont. 4H II I' . onu'iiiB !
doliu a good bni lints : located near I ouncll
IIUHM. Will tiiKuguoil Iniiil In oxi'liaiup in-
Hell nheiip for enili. K II iilioifo , Hro.ulwny
and Main Htrcel ,
TTIOH 8AIii-Tho In-idln j hotel In a Ni-lmn-
E Icicltv of w.wii ; in : ajroiiiis. ) ft'oiiiuieiu'li
nieiU.iioiHllmr trade , nets t..V.uo ) | ur liionth.
lonsiiBtabllshoil. IUIIHU linn true yiiarn to rum
price , M.UWJOU. half cauli or will trade for
Oiimhut evidence. K. U. Hlicafu , llro.idwuy
und Mulii Direct.
TTlOllHAIjK-Htoo'/of ' iiierubunillHuaiiil Iniild-
-L1 | , , K In sooil lowii lowniitoui liivoloui
ll.rw.OQi nastool iradui building , tl.ou ) 0) ) . a
biiiKulii ; will talio Kood Inwii land In ox-
uhniue. II II. Hhoafu , Hroadwuy and M l"
blrnct.
mllB HI CJiST : IIAIHJAIN l' ' < 'iiblo IOH !
idcnco lot , No.M math KIIHI utmii. M
feet trontt best location and Lout J > llr.f 'n ' ! '
the city If Liken ut ouco. Day & llcxa.
1'ourl Htroet. .
IjUW 8AI < K-Ueod lathe , foot or iiower.Sfcel
J ? loiiir. U' Inches wide , back itourcd mid ocrow
ciitilni ! , wlthco'iiploto fhango o KeiirinK.
cliuckH. one ( i-lncli , one 1-Inch nnd I dr.II
cliiiekUuutH : metal turnlni tooli. uto. ; aUn
one J-lionte power oil eiiulnu , with hhufllni. ,
uulloyH , helllnit , utu. All In good order anil
will bo noli ! cliojii for CIIHI | or on time to
party. AdUicsii Uox 15 , r.lllott , la.