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THE OMAHA DAILY B13R : TtT/UUY , SttPTRMliKR 27 , 1892. THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL OFFICEi - NO. IC DC llverort by carrier tu % nr P'vrt of the city II. W. TILTON. - MANA.OKR. ll lsln ( < > On ce K y. Plmnbhi ? Co. l.'ouncll Blurt * Lumber Co. . Mrs. J. A. Oorham Is secretary of the World's Fair club U Council Bluffs , instead of Mrs. L. tt , Gorham , as before staled. Olio Itoiser and Uiy Loomls , bJih ol Council Bluffs , were married Saturday even ing.by Kov. A. Overtoil nt his residence. A p'otlltoii for lotiors ot namlnUlrallon was Hlcilla the district court justerday by Alexander Valller In the ostuto ot U. I ) . Vullicr. Thu council will UKO n trip as a committee of the whole this morning to the norlhcasl iurt of tho'clty to look ntlor the proposed extension tension of South First slrcot lo the citj limits. A writ of attachment was Issued Suturda > night from the district court In favor ol Ollicer & Pusoy for $ . ! OiJ against C. L-uuetv oorfor , to socurb the purohaso money duo ot Ronm property that Lanzondorfortiad boughl of the plalntlfts. Peter Bondc , a resident of Cut-Off , wai n nested la t evening on a charge of ussoul with Intent to do great bodily injury , pro fcrrcd ogalnst lilm by his wife , Johanm Mnrv Bondo. Ho i-avc bonds In the sum o KMXffor his apnoai-.uico before Justice Hum mer nils morning ut ' . ) o'cloclt. "Mnrrlilgo license * were issued ycstorda ; to Bciijainlu T. IJoutdcn and Julia M.ltt both of Pottawattnmlo county , and t Joseph E. Musgravo of Glonwood and Nor K. DantutR ot Omaha. The Intter eoupl wcro mnrrlod by .Instlco Hummer and loft a once for their homo In Glnuwood. Work has bcon commenced and Is pro pressing rapidly on tbo now road that wa ordered by thu supervisors rec"ntly rnnniiii cast from'MadlEOii street through the Kloii tract , The road will cross Indian crock , am will open up a now district to tinvel. ' 1 h result will probably be n boom in property Ii that part of the city. The attorneys in the case ol ICoys Bro < ngalnslJ. P , Weaver made their nrcumont to the district court , yesterday inornlnir prc pirnton- submlttlue the ease finally to th court. It is the litst of a series of ton suit which wcro commenced for the purpose c compelling seine of the mombnrs of tli board of trade to pay amounts they sut Fcrlbed to n. bonus which was held forth r en Inducement to ICoys Bros , to movu the ! factory from Villlsca lollils city. They sul Rrqumilly refused to puy on the crcund tin the location of the lact < jry ns finally sclectc wns not the ono on which the factory was l bo placed when they made their nubscrli tlons. The present is a test csso and tti outcome will be watcbud with a great deal < Interest by the other defendants. , Miss Myrtle Kulchum , teacher of oh nulion in the Omaha Conservatory t Music , will bo in Council BlulTs Tucsda evening , September 27 , for the purpo- of organizing classes in elocution an Dolsarto'physical culture. Those into cstcd will tlnd Mis Kotcham at tli homo of Miss Mary Damon , 109 Soul Fourth street , between the hours of and 0. Never before have the people i Council Bluffs and Omaha had such r opportunity to buy aero property suiti bio for homo or fruit as is offered I Day & Hess. 400 acres to pick f roi : Only two and a half miles east of Com oil BlulTs poslofflce. 1'ltllHOA.Il. I'AKAUKAPHS. Born , to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loomis , n so Born , to Mr. and Mrs. C. Spruitt , daughter. Mrs. Moillo Larimer Valentino Is the guc of J. J. Brown nViu family. Deputy Clerk Loach of the federal court Keokuk , la. , Is in the city. Mrs. A. A. Trnosdoll of Washmgt avcnuohas returned frciaa visit toChuycni : W.vo. W.vo.Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William ITIghsmllb have i turned from a four weeks' trip Ihrougb t west. , Eugene Stupfol , people's party cnndldn for the county clerkship , wus in tbn city y < tordoy. ' Mrs. S. U. Babh of Osceolo , la. , is In t city , the guest of her daughter , Mrs. Spruitt. William Solss will leave this ovonlncr foi four weeks' visit with bis parents in .N chunicsburg , Pa. J. A. Hnrrott , who tins been visiting 1 brother , II. P. Barrott , returned ycstcru to his homo in Lincoln , Nob. Hov.'I' . Mi K. Stuart will leave today 1 Charltun , whcrn ho will take un his in duties as presiding elder ot the Churil district. Joseph Parker and John Fisher , who tin inado this city their homo for about a yc , will leave this evening for Mussillon , ( where ihoy ox poet to llvo. Dr. F. S. Thomas , B. C. Dawaon , Char Wicks and E. J. Abbott have returned fn Washington , where they attended the Gra Army national encampment. Hov. il. P. Dudluv , the now pastor of t Broadway Methodist church , lelt ycsterd morning for his former homu In Ues Molni Ho tvlll return wild uU family about t middle of tbo week. , Among the arrivals at the Grand ho yesterday were C. B. Pray of Dos Main John A. Gwen of Dm Molnes , Low is Ml of Corvdo , Mrs , U , Carr Early and M Lola M. Early of Sao City. The City Uuion of Christian Endoav societies will entertain a uncial on Tin day evening at the residence of Gi OBS , corner North Sixth street a Washington avonuo. A musical p giani will bo rendered and a ploasi social time is promised to all who tend. Kofrcshtnonts cents. Miss Emma Iloistmid , fnohiona' dressmaker. Good lit gtiarantoi Prices reasonable. DOS 6th avenue. Klllmt u MuU Ho jr. A dog that had all the outward ympto of hydrophobia created so mo oxaltom yesterday morning on Eighth street n the corner of Fourth avonuo. C. E. Bell tlcod him running up the street past houbo. IIo was throwing ( treat , lleclia foutn from his Jaws nnd gnapnlnfr vlciou from slue to sideus ho ran , Mr. Bell h rleu his children , who wcro ulaylut ; 110 the yard , Inlo the bouso , unu tlfuu. seiziut lurpo revolvflr. KIWU chnsu to the doe , llred noveral limes wit bout , offucl , uml nil tnonanlna Ulsuupourcu in a vacant hoi Churlcs.WnUontiucurcd tin 1 ha'scone a I minutes Inter , armed with a nmull rifle , i Bueceedea In puuinu a hullot into tno r mill's head and Inyjup him out cold. ' 1' ' tuualely tlin uffalr took nlaco early In inornliiR nd n panic was avoided. If It ! occurred a little later , when the child were on their way to school , a culau would'huvo hoen almost unavoidable. Gentlemen , the linesillno of tall gpj in thu city , junt received. Roltor , 1 tailor , 810 Broadway. . Wuiilttil tu liny. Improved p-operty. Will pay oasl price U low. II. G. McGoo.lOMnlualr'i Trains for Mimawa ut 11 a. m , , 2 , < ] 6 , tl , 78 ana i ) o'clock | i. m. itv < ii Wheeler fc Ilcrald'a barn which burned Hunilav night wus Insured for f I nnd tie rnntcula forfSOO. Iloth policies v \fllhthoCuUucil llhifTa Insurauco cbmji , Ttio entire IDAS U thought to ho $1,500. lidos the almon total destruction of tbo I u car loud o ( baskets was buraod. " UOpooplo In tlua'cuy use gis BtU ho Gas Co. putn 'am in at cost * Judaou , civil engineer , ! )2S ) Droudw V NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS the Uulon Depot Company Amount to a Big Snm. MARRIED AGAINST HER MOTHER'S ' WILL Itotvflii Oiiinlin ( llrl Huulcil tlin VlRMnnco of ii .HI < TII Parent At the School for the IcnrKillnl n Jlnil l > i > < ; . Chairman II. 11. VnrHrnnt of tbo city council ( Inaneo committee hus ucon looking over the records In order to find the amount of tnxus that nro ihio from the Union Uapot , company preparatory to mnkliiK a report nt tbo council meeting next Monday evening. The council has nlcondy remitted tliu regular city taxes , the Hoard of Supervisors has done the snino for llio county taxes anil the council ruforrcd the question of remitting the spocliil tuxus for uraillnp , s'owor and curhmg to tbo fluanca comimltcovilli In- slructlons to find out the nmouiit cluc < ntid nlso to nsemnlri whether the remission could ho mnJo Ic&nllMr. . Vmillrur.t llnits that the OBuliir tuxes which havo'nlroaily lieca remitted , Including both city and vountv , amount to $ ( ib , whllo the special tuxes , which the cit.v council tins beuu asked to romlt , amount to M.WM.lXl. The comtnlt- tco will ha prepared to report on the ques tion of locality nt the" next meeting , ulthouau the dmlnuun ik'cllnrs to say what will 00 the tmttiro of the recouimunilatlon. hrlionl lldiiril Ali'iithig. The school board hold un extra session last ovcnlnfi. President Waltu und Mem burs Fluid , Shubcrt , Stacy nnd Brldenslun : were present. The bond of the new secretary , Ucorgc G. Clark , wilh William Arnd , Theodore Quit- tar nnd W. H. Uoopor as surntlcs , in the sum of i'J/jOU , wns unnrovod and the oath of ofllco was iidminlbtorcd. s The hand of F. Wlcs ns tronsuror. with .1. 1) . EdmutidKoii , 13. E. Hart , John Ucnnott , I. A. Miller , F. O. Uluuson unit ( J. H. Han- nau sureties , in thu sum of t100,000 , was ap proved. President. Wnlto stated that ho had tried to ludtiuo the contractors who wcro nwnnlutl the contract for the erection ol the Maulson nvonuo Fchuol bullulng to slun the contract , hut they \\oulu not ngrco to that iiovtion which provldud that the building should be completed by Jonunry 1 , IbWi. The lenson was that they were unnbla to got , lumber anil would cot ho willing to guarantee the com' plctton hotoro April 1. The president was authorized to agreelu the con true torn1 terms. E. A. Troutman and F. H. Evans wor ; granted leave to have their children excused from school each day to taliu music , nnd the request of Mr . Coofc for Ino sumo thing was rolerrcd to ttio BunoilulcnUeut with powei to act. Tlio secretnry wns Instructed to draw an order for $1,000 to pay Interest on $40,001 worth of bonds which comes duo October 1 , Bids for setting and connecting a heating nlant ut the Twentieth avenue bchcol house wcro read ns follows : J. C. Bixhy , JJTO : William Gilbert. $ H3. Tno chairman ot thi llnanco committee was instructed to contract with Gilbert for u now boiler for the sum ol S''iVJ. The contract for setting and connect Ing was also awarded lo Gilbert. The secretary was instructed tj issue i copy of thu fuel contract.to each janitor. Lost or stolen Monday afternoon , t coat with books and papers in pocket Finder rewarded if returned. If stolen thief can have pants and vest to matcl sent to his address free of charge and m questions asked if ho returns books am papers. George Mctcalf , Woodbur avonuo. . _ Mollinr.ln-l.iiw Wus Ton I.ntc. Mrs. McDonald of Omaha called at , thi police station yesterday morning and roR istored a violent protest against the .way n which her daughter Grace , a miss of 10 , hai deserted her homo nnd married a young inn named George F. Green. According to th lady's statement , tbo young people bad bee acquainted about two months , and Groeu ha called frequently , although Mrs. McUona ! did not , like him and tried to induce be daughter to have npthinc to do with hire Friday afternoon Grace left her horn for school as usual but did not re turn. The first intimation he mother had as to tbo cause c her absence wan when she read in Tun Bis that a marriage license had been issued t the couple in this cltv on Friday. On visli Ing this sldo of the river she ascertained thu Green's mother accompanied them to th otllco of the county clerk and had swot- that the plrl Wus 18 years of ago. She als learned that immediately after the wcddin they had pone to Hattlo UroeK to stay unl the parcntol wrath would huvo time to voti Itself. Airs. McDonald wants somebody n rested for something or other , but loll tl nollcu station without cladding what si : will do. _ Call on Messrs. Day & Hess and as to bo shown the Klein tract of 400 acres now on sale In live and ten acre tract | s They will show it frco to all JVilnrul Court Opens. Judge J. S. Woolson of Mount Pleasant a rived in the city yesterday morning an opened the Snptombur term of United Stall district court. No business was transacte however , as hut few of the attorneys wt wcro interested In the work of the tor were on tbo ground , and un adjournment wi accordingly taken Immediately until th morning ut 10 o'clock. The court calendar for the yoarendlr Juuo ! JO makes a creditable snowing lor tt ir court since Judge U'oolson's appointmon During that year there word UU civil sui disposed of by settlement or otherwise , at there are itlll pending 4SO cases. In tl same time tboro wcro 254 criminal suits dl posed of and iliiea to the amount of { 30,11 imposed on convicted criminals. By fur tl t- larger part ol these criminal * were violate : of tbo internal revenue laws , lo A IVrli-ot ( Join. That Bomi-grnnd Hard man piano i Mullet'B. Go and see it. AIIIOIII ; the .Mnli'8. The attcndunco ut too school for tbo.ao nt Is considerably larger thU year than Is usu nt this timo. About 275 pupils are cnrolli oIs so far , ami tbo'work of the term it nrogrea Is Ing finely in all the branches , of The repairs are aUo going on rapidly ai 'y ' In a short time all < bo traces of the rcce 'yr lira will bo wiped out. The laundry , whli rut wan burnnd , ba.s been cut down to ono ator uta Ir.stoad of two , as formerly , and an cxtc lo glen has been mudo to tbii south , consistli st of ono story with u basement , the latter sto. bo used for storing coal and the former for o.id drying room. _ id il- Boston store closes every evening at ir- p. in. , unless Monday * and Saturdays. lie id Dtivlh , pure drugs , boat paints. BU Will ( in to .MU onri Vullvy. Tbo Potta\vattumo | Democratic club holt , mcetme last ovculng und decided lo go J8 Missouri Valley this nvening to altend t democratic rally , ut which Governor Holes to deliver an address. They will louvo t Northwestern depot at ll5 | and will retu atlOlf ) . A fare of 05 cents for the rou if trio has been secured for the occasion. it. it.I I NruotlntlliC Wltli till * I 1 KANSAS , CITV , Mo , Sept. 20 , A s pee from Fort Bill , I. T. , says the Uhorokeo co mission began negotiations there today , w the ICio-va , Goinmauchu anil Apactio Indlii [ XX ) for the sulnot their reservation in Ibu Indl territory ihecovorument. The proipe mom to bo that thu negotiations will bo si cossful. ini > rih < reU liy Slrikmg. jCluui.ESTux , W , Va. , Sept. 26. A dlspal 03 from PocabonUs , Vn , , says : James You and his wlfo wetatbot and Uilled hero. S urday by inlncru who were on a sirll Youug WUB working kome uouuulon men pineo of strikers. On the snino day n former who en mo to town .o oil hi * nroiluco win tnkon from his borto ami Miot to death b Italians. There npipf.rs to be a roljn of ter ror In the vlcl.illjr ot Pocabou tns , VHIXDNK yi/n.sr/o.v. It In niKriimiril liy tlin I'nn-prrMijtorliin- Other niilijerf * Tulkrd Of. ToitoNTo , Ont. , Sept. SO. At this utter- noon's session ot the pan-Prcsbytcrlan coun cil the subject takrn up wns of a specially Interesting character , It being , "On the American Churches nnd Their Work among European Emigrants.1' The paper on ' 'The Asiatics , " by Hov. A. J. Kerr of Snn Francisco , created fruitful discussion. Mr. Kerr claimed that tha spread of Christianity among the Chlneso was sadly Impeded by the manner lu which the ( Jblncso in America urc treated by the government and people. John Hall of New York , Dr. Burnlall of ClmttnnoogflTenn. , Dr.Prunur of New York , Dr. Uood of Pennsylvania. Principal IClnc of Winnipeg nml Dr. Uochrnn of Brantford. discussed the Chincao question in a very vntorous manner. Canadian sponkers suggested that repre sentations should bo inuda lu the government of Canada nnd United States In behalf ot the Chinese , deprecating the muuncr In which they nro treated hy both govern ments. Dr. Georpc snld the record of the United States In regard to the Chinese wns ns Infamous ns the "Drcd Scott" decision. How could they tnlic of. christianizing Chinamen when they would not let thorn pome into the countrvt 111 * cheeks H 1 hurnod with shnmo when Dr. Patton told them the other aay that the covornmont was ono that stood nltogolher out of the a'bocla- tlon that was torinod to prevent Hreai-tnt nnd liquor ) being Introduced in the now Hebrides islands. Dr. Cochran ol Brunttord , Out , offered r resolution protesting agutnstthqconltnunna of oppression nnd Inhuman treatment elver to Chinese seeking utilry Into the Unltoc States and Canada nnd which bo dcslroi : adopted and forwarded to the two govern incuts at Iho earliest date. The rcsoljttoi wus referred to tbo business commlltc , whet It had been amended so as to Include the casi of Australia also. Tuls evening's papers doult with thi church , life and work lu'Brltish colonies. Sulnctlplloiin lot-tint Worlil'H I'll I r. UIIICAOO , 111. , Sept. 'M. Beginning Octobo 1 subscriptions will bo received for flftcoi days by the tieasurcr of the World's ' Colum blnn exposition tb the issue of SI.OUO.ODi worlh of 0 per cent dobcnuiro bonds. Tb- - bonds will bo of four denominations re snectlvoly , $ H)0 ) , S500 , Sl.OOO and * . ' ) .0l)0 ) , bu no subscription will bo received lor less thai WOO. Corn for iHi-xli'o. NEW OIII.BANS , La. , Sept. 20. The Times Democrat's Eagle Pass , Tex. , special sr.ys Tbo export trade to Mexico is booming Corn shipments are going into the ropuhli ut this point in such quantities that it I found impossible to forward thorn promutl ; to tholr destination. The pulling capacity o the Mexican International railway Is str.ilnc to the utmost. Actor OiirlU to ll Tried Agntii. SvxFiujtcisco , Cnl. , Sopt. 20. The sot end trial of M. B. Curtis , the actor known b the sobriquet of "Samuel o' Poson , " mur derer of Policeman Alex Grant beptombo 11 , 1891 , has been set for November 11. Union 1'iiclllo Property Hm-nuil. CtiTivrj.Nxi : , Wyo. , Sopt. 20. [ Special Tolc gram to TUB BKI : . ] A largo snowshod feet in length on the Union Pacific thirt miles west of hero , was hurnod today , doluj ing all trains and causing senous loss t railway property. It will probably be r < built no mediately. ntO.1l 'JIUVMt AltOUl Vi > . The Uunuards nro buildincr a church t Juniata. The Fa Verne alliance in Holt county hi passed in its chocks. Stuart Sons of Veterans are mailing prei nrntlouB for u grand ball. U. N. Coon , living near Osceola , raised cucumber fifty-two Inches in length. Work has jaoen begun on a now uric opera block by a synauato of Alliance cit zuns. zuns.Fred Fred and Ous Droymen are In jail ! North I'latto on the cnarge of selling liiiw without a license. Frank Uardwell of Wynioro had h piece c stool taken from his arm last week which ho boon thcro over two years. Gal Uurnell of Mason Cit.v Is under 81,01 bonds for trial Octobnr ! ! on the charge tin ho attcmptou to aLoot Mahala Briugun h mother-in-law. Buffalo Bill and a puny of English sporl nro expectca to reauli North Piatte aboi November 1 n'jti will start from there lor prand buffalo hunt lu Wyoming and Coli rado. Children plnving with matcnos were r sponsiblo for the destruction ol the barn the ( Jroto flowuruie mills. Onlv prom work by the ilremen savrd the cntiro m plant from destruction. The little son of William Dunstnn 1'Iattsmoutn set llro to his father's barn nt narrowly escaped bning cremated. Ho w. . badly burned before ho could bo roscu from his perilous position. Two acclclciiw occurred at Harvard tether other uay to two Itttlo boys. Ono , a son of M Pembroke , foil from the varanaa and bro an arm , and the other , Bertio Austin , fi from a lior.so and brnko his arm. As J. L. MUnor , a Clay county farm < was returning to his homo In the count from an Independent rally ho was kicked the head by ono of his horses and quite se ously injured. Fortunately the KKUll w not fractured , and hi- physician hopes bring him out all right. The Valontluo Republican says that T\ Strike , u prominent Indian chief at Hosob uconoy , has Just returned from a visit several months to the Crow nation. It customary among the dllToront tribe * Indians to give valuable presents to those other nations when vUitlng them. T\ Strike rcuurned with 10i ) irood ponies , whl wore presented him by the Crow Indians a token of tholr friendship. Vulcanic Vent * . The number of volcanic vonta still eluting luting WIIK Ilxcd by Humboldt nt 407 , which Z'23 huvo boon autlvo within tl litat century ; It hns wlnco , however , hoi estimated tlint the Indluii Archipolni tilono contains more tliiin 000. The me active volcanoes known are these on tl Island of Strom boll. In the Modltorr toun , ut Sitnyor in Peru , nnd Moil otntu l''or more tluin 2,000 yonrs tl hromboll mountain lias dlsulitirged la hnstuntly ; the ono In Peru hns boi 1 ( jrowinjj out musses o ( cindora nttondi by terrific oxplofions for l&O yonrs , ai Ktnii IIIIB a record of 81 eruptions sin the sixth ronturv H. C' . A Novel 1'oitolllce , The sni'illest , simplest and best-pi toctod postolllcQ In the world is in t straits of MtiRoHnn , and has boon the for many yonrd. It conulsts of n BIIII pulntod ko'orci6lc-aud { : is ohnlned rockH oil the extreme cniio in n miuin BO that It floats frco , oupoallo Terra .1 : Fuogo. Kuoh iiussin Bhip sonda bpatto tulco letters out nnd putotht in. This curious postollico is uupi vided with n postmaster , nnd is thoi fore under the protection of nil t 'navies of the world. Never In t history of this unique "olllco" hns privilege bcon abused. Whut wo I'iy I'or Ten. The American people will expo over $11,000,000 for Chlneso ten in 18 02. Of this vaat sum the planters v receive $3,000,000 , the tradesn : nnd homo dealers $2,600,000 , a foreigner ! ) , with no interest Amerluu or China , the hni some balance of $5,500,000. Why cnni we huvo some of ilV. There is the M field hero today as In the time of L < Grinnoll , Ilowiund tuid Train , when were the owners of the China vru Why do not our business men tnlce i nutu < rp pf the opportunity V GRAND ARMY.DEPARTMENT The Army of the Octofj0r1nml } Camning in the Shallows dfj Lookout. i . 710 WARMLYWELCOMEtj feX-CONFEDERATES Tender ami Mnnly Trllmto from the Illno to the ( Irny nt Kroltuk tier | tli > in of a Dliilinllritl nrimliml III New Vorlc lliir'liiR llio War. B-.toT The mooting oMit'uo Sooioty of t.ho Army of the CuTriborlntul ut Clmltti- noogu wus undo InlJmVr'ablo by tlio hos pitality of the people. The cx-oonfod- crates nmy bo saitl to hold the fiunous but- battlefield now , tU > d they g.ivo u hearty to the roninnnt of the army they once viiliantly fought mid mot defeat. No bitterness mingled with , that wol- coino in the mighty shadow of Lookout. The suoiio itself would well bo worth a long journey were thoru no great asso ciations connected with it ; thuro eould have boon no more Impressive stngo for u great historic tragedy than the ro glen where the rivers and mountains of Tonnossco and Alabama , and Georgia moot. In the midst of battlefields a rising city has grown , where the warriors may now llnd peaceful shelter. The tangled wltdiirnoss in which the armies grappled In bloody and desper ate struggle for tlirco days is now a pleasant park , Lookout broods over a sconu whore glory rests , and with it peaco. It is said that the attendance at. the meeting was not as large as was honed for , but it should bo remembered that the number to bo expected is grow ing smaller year by your. Soon the Held will belong to memory alone , butte to the latest time Lookout , Chatta nooga , Mission Ridge , Chirkumaugn , will have , visitors coiao from far , charmed by the scene itself and bound by the spoil of what wns done and suf. fured there. _ licuiiril nl Itrairry. The joint reunion of the First Town cava'ry ' and Nineteenth Iowa infantr.y was hold at Kookuk September 1-1-15. . The city was ablaze with patriotic dec- oratioiib , and the oOO or more yoteruiu had a glorious timo. On their way tc : the front In 1801 these regiments roiv do/.voused at Keokuk and onciunped or the present situ of the beautiful Kant park. For most of them tills is tholi lirst visit to Keokulc since the war. A notable incident of the reunion was the presentation of the Graves medal And thereby hangs a story o the war. September 25 , 180-1 Lion tenant J. W. - Graves of Com pany A. Third Missouri cavalry , will forty Confederates , while escorting under dor : i Hag of truce Captain J. T. Fostoi and sixteen men of the First Iowa cav airy , were surrounded by detachment : of Todd's , Andcrsonta and Quantroll' ; guerrillas in a lonnly jSuot about twenty miles from Lexington , Mo. The guor rillns numbered 160 men , and were it command of the nptoripus and mercilcs Jcsso Juntos and ColoapJ Younger , llav ing halted both detachments marchin ; under the Hag o"ti-nco ( , the guerrilla ; demanded of Licu.ionmit Grave ? that IK immediately surrender to them the federal oral soldiers. This , ho felt , would bite to hanu them" oVer to bo mas sacred , and r jvith an hone " and valor ' \ , { ) chivalrio hi dollantly declined tut.ilo so. Riding ii front of his in on , amis , addressing the guerrilla leaders. Lieutenant Grave ; said that the men I thdvniskecl to be stir rendered were in'Tiie'1- churgojnd' tha if a shot was flrqfl or'tfn attempt miidi to injure them ho and'liis men would dii in defense of their rust and the fedora soldiers. This courageous declaratioi quailed the guerrillas and they sullonl ; departed without Doing able to gratifj their brutal taste formurder and blood They insisted , however , that the fedora soldiers should at once proceed to co within their own lines and they followoi ' them for some distance , hop'ing for safe opportunity to attack thorn. When the war wns over tons of thous ands sought new homes and location and the grateful cavalrymen of low could lind no trace of their bravo Con federate champion. Six months SI1 mor ago they sought information of hit through an nuvcrti&enumt , and that i poems had the happy ollout of locatin him. Lieutenant Graves had dopartei from Missouri and settled down in On ham , Tex. . whore ho is now editing paper called the Loader , Lieutenant Graves , accepted an inviti lion to bo prcsoDt at the reunion , an was publicly presented the gel medal at the Gran'ii opera house in KOI kulc. It was a tender and manly an deserved tribute from the blue to tli gray. The iribcription on the modi is as follows : "With our Ih'os we will defend 01 trust. "Presented to Lieutenant.- . Grave Company A , Third Missouri cavalry , C S. A. , by the olllcors and men of tl First Iowa cavalry , U. S. Veteran vo untoors , in commemoration of his val < on September 25 , 1804 , when with h command of forty man Ho saved Captai J. T. Foster and sixteen men of tl First Iowa cavalry , whom lie was escor ing under a Hag of truce , from boil murdered by a band of outlaws not Lexington , Mo. " OF INTERESTJOJ11E FARMER. It IB qulto aa Impprtunt to hjtrvost at : ifa fitoro the crops carefully ns it IB to pi in a nnd cultivate properly. Seine larmo. scorn to overlook this fact. 0 t The percentage of hay and grain thi o is wasted because of poorly coiiHtructc stacks and leaky barn roofs is unncco sarily large. Up you suffer from the ! 11 causes ? i 11n Hats , mice , squirrels , weevils at 1a other insects destroy nnd damage gra a after it is in the bth ( Jhd cribs. The lossoa provantufil'dre t\-uo\ja are fJt u vutvv * ' * w The "old beaton't'TOk" ; is not the 01 that will always louuVus most quickly , < oven most surely , \p'ffucees' } in ugnci o turo. Now ideas nn < lfij | > w methods ha o como up in every WjuiUh of farm pru 11 tlco during 1'oconUt years , nnd many o them have already been tried nnd foui good. A.projudlc6 > ln'ftivor of old wa , I ! WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. " $ i wxXtSVXtSNS-l STILL ROLLING ; Sl. Helens , ; England , is d the teat ofi > a great bus l11 iness , > 11n BEECHAM'S id are made there , Their In are a ipecific for all Ind _ KerTouii and ItIN < lou * Ulxordcrx ariiini ; from Wi'ali Lit < KUuuatb. Impaired PlRentlnn.UliMi 10 ordered Uver and ull female i AlliiirnU. 10 I iTHEr ARE COVERED WITH A TASTELESS c. ; AND SOLUBLE CQATIND. c.tl , Of all drui-KisU. 1'rice 2S centsaboz. ' * Nrw York IH"i. I . n6 Canal St. should not hoop ono from bolnfr slvo. Huail , stiuly and keep up with the limes. While the ground U yet dry It Is n peed Idea to till a bin or empty Mall with dry onrth fof use Ihrouuh the win- tor. It will bo found valuable ns an ab- sorbnntnnd for mnklntr dust baths In the poultry IHHISO , nnd for occasional use n an absorbent In the stables , should the floors become very wet Iir the sprlnp , also , when early hotbeds are to bo made , It Is sometimes dllllcult to pro cure dry earth for -the purpose , and it will bo found a decided advantage to have n supply under cover. Wo have for Bomo yours practiced putting In a few loads each autumn , and have never found the labor wasted. If oitrth or muck were tncd habitually In thu stalls , lu addition to a liberal supply of utraw , the increased value of the manure would muck more than compensate for the labor. It would prevent the waste of the liquids , of which but a very Hirmll pro portion is procured by the methods or- tliunrlly practiced. Very many farms which are now un productive , or barely paying expenses , could be brought up to a very nrolltabie state of cultivation inorqly by under- draining. Where tiles are diillcull to prooitroor where the oxnonso is thought too uront , an excellent substitute maybe bo made with boards or atones. Good funning is very often thrown away on html Unit is too wet to produce good crops , and before wasting more time and strength In this way the Inud Itself should bo put in proper condition. Put itomn of the surplus manure on the meadows , hauling It out nnd spread ing ovonlv through the fall linu winter. Grilse will rim out rapidly If not fed. It pays just as well to fertilize It as It docs to fertilize grain. Some men neglect this , and then wonder that they got such poor erop.s , and conclude there is no profit lu grass. . I miry. The milk tester Is the voiy best thing that has vet boon devised lo do equal justice between all the patrons of a creamery , and Its introduction and use should speedily become universal. So far as our own experience gee , the only ones who object lo it , or who appear to doubt Its clllcitcy , are thno who are consciously bringing in poor milk. The introduction of the tester means bettor and purer mill * , the speedy adoption of a higher standard of excellence , and a boiler and more uniform product. Any thing that can conduce to this latter end should bo heartily supported by all , be cause no fact so ormrutos against ob taining generally higher prices for but ter as the acknowledged poor quality of much that id alTerud. The low price at which the poor must bo sold has a ten dency toward keening down the price of all. all.Feed Feed the heifer calf from \vl.ich you expect to make the dairy cow oats , bran , clover hay and good corn fodder. Breed early , and have her come into the dairy at 2i ( to 28 months old , if pos sible. Tliero is profit in early maturity for the dairy , us well as for beef. The advent of the dairy schools , which huvo already been established in some of the elates , promibcs to do much toward elevating this particular branch of agriculture. Although not directly reaching so largo a class , they are of oven moro benefit as an educational factor than the institutes , because they go further in illustrating theory with practice. There is no bolter promise in any branch of agriculture than is afforded by intelligent and scientific dairying , and young men , und women , too , who are within roach of these schools this winter , will bo wise to avail themselves to the almost of the oppor tunities offered. A Munich Cimtom , An Instructive and pathetic custom still obtains in Munich. Every destitute child found bogging in the streets is arrested and carried to a charitable institution. On his arrival ho is photo- graphetl dirt , ragsnndn.il After being maintained and educated , when ho quits the institution to begin life , the before mentioned photo Is given him ; and lie is required to make a bolomn declaration that ho will keep it as a roaiinflorof the wretched , state from which he was saved a/id of the kindness shown. The charity has received ra.iny gifts from its reclaimed claimed wuifs. To Avoid Contagious Diseases it is of the utmost importance to strengthen the lioJy. A healthy body will much sooner withstand the ravages of contagious dibeiibcs , Cholera , Lu Grippe , etc. , than a weak frame. The genuine .lohann Holt's Malt Extract is acknowledged in this respect to be the best tonlo beverage and is especially re commended for invalids , where n dcli- catoyot strengthening tonic is nocesoiiry to ouild up a debilitated constitution. Ono dozen bottles of Johann Holt's Malt Extract are equal in nutritive and tonic qualitioR to ono cask of Ale or Porter ter , without bolng intoxicating. It is beneficial alike for man , womun or child. Prof. Prosper Do Plotra Sant-i , of Paris , says : "As a lartro number of patients lack the necessary power to di- gcfat solid food , and would through the 3 use of stimulimlH bo jrnoroly oxcitoJ nnd weakened , therefore I regard it of immense value to the practitioner to bring to his aid u nutritious tonic nnd remedy like the Johann lloll'.s Malt Kxtract , which will act not only as a tonic , but as a nutrient as well , nnd which IB less exciting than wine as a stimulant. " Bo sure to obtain the genuine , which has the signature of " .lolmnu IIolT" on the neck of every bottle. EISNER & 'MENDELSON CO. , Solo Agents , Now York. CITIZENS ST ATE BAHK i Ot Council Illuitv Capital Block $150,030 Surplus und I'roUU 80,001) Not capllnl nml siirplin $20OD ; ! ) Director- ! ) . Kdtnunlfoi , tt. Ii. bliuitirt , V. I ) Gleuxui. K. K. llnrl , 1. A. Miller , J , V. lllniuiiii und L'lmrles U. llirmun. Traniat Koncr.il tianli , l Inn business , l-nruos' capital unu turpliu 01 unf bunk In Kuutliweilurnlow.i a INTBH'KST ON TIMU DBI'OSITA . SKI ! THK3K 1 PHIOE8 VOn JIKAT ; Tliey nro for CASH ONLY ut MKSCIIENDOUK'S Mai hot , tKU Ilroadway , Counoll lllnlTs. l-AOULbfi r. uutxi lirurunU bo ili. imrl- If the blood , loufo nacl ttl ; tual | ' llio l > t tnnJiclae kuoo u for Mlloun- , aeao , coniupatiun , dxucplmoulto reatb , b adiu tr. ! i rtnuru , lou of T dl > e > tloli. plU' | > l . ulluw r .laulez' ' Jlapurt UocJ.v . / Jlur i byllenoiukcJi.llicrorlu- ' Uullnec to iwi-foi iu taelr proper function * . I'crvccj ' irUfea to ovt.v-0k.lnif are teneuUxl 7 talcuiy one of lr iuuiunb'i. IMttl * mall , 1 Kruu.lt i wuplit.lJr. | Itll'ii j CHEMICAL CO. , 10l'pruc bt..how York. Health and arc Destroyed ; A Question A Great Record For You Good Advice by the use of poor smoking tobacco. The one tobacco that lias held its own through all the changes of time and against all competitors is Blackwcll's'Bull ' Durham Smoking Tobacco. WHY ? Because it's always pure , always the same , always the best. Such a record tells more than pages of "talk.1' ll's just rt.s good to-day as ever and it is the tobacco for.ytw. If you smoke , you should smoke A trial is all we ask , BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , DURHAM , N. C. Hvelv MAN can lie S'XllONQ and VIG OROUS In all 'riprrtt _ _ I by iiiiiic BrAtasii N RVINBtliejfcat Hpnitloh Uetucily. YOUNO M N UK OT,1 > Millrrliiit I" ' " ! NliKVOUS IIvUIt < ITY , XOBT or I'AII.INO MANHOODnlKhtlyci.ihsloi.aconvulsions , ncivoui > Iirostrailon , cnusiil by lhcii e of opium , toli.tcco ot Rlcoliol , wakefulness - fulness , mental ilrprc ston , lost of { lowrrr In rlilicr so , ( petiaiitor * AND AUKIt DSU. rlncacniifeilhyseltalm&o anil o\crindiilcrncror aa I'crsonitlcak' ncsscnii lie rcstornl to pttfcct licaltli ni.il tlin NOnirlt VITALITY OF STHONO MEN. \Vc gi\e a written Kimrnnire wiili c boxes lo cure any c.inn or re hi ml llm inr-icy , t B boi'O boxes $3 Foi1 Sals la Omahi by Snow , Lund & Co. Twin Gity Steam Dye Works A. SGIIOKDSACK , 1MIOPHII3TOU. DYEING , CLEANIKFtSAWD REPINISHIWG- OP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Omaha OIlU-o , 1521 Fiiruam St. : Tolopliono 1521. Counull BlulTs Ollico niul Works Cor. Avo. A nntl 20th St. ; Tulopliono 310. Send for ulroiilnrs und price list. ' W. PANgLE H. D. . . , . . Tha Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience. BA.DEK OF DISEASES OF MEN AMU WOMEN. rjlOPUIETOU OF TUB WOntD'S IIEUI1AL. DISrKN- SAIIV OF MEDICINE. t treat ihe following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head , Throat , anil Lungs : Dis eases of the Kyoand Enr.Kltsaad Apopluxy , Ueurt Disease , Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint , Horvcus Debility , Mental Depres sion , Loss of ftfanhooci , Sominnl Woaknoss. niabcteBrlghfB Jl ) eaK,8t ! Yitus' Dance , llheuniattsm , i'atalyslv , White Swelling , Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blood. Woman with her ilcllcato orpuns re stored to health. Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 85O to S6OO forfeit for any Venereal Dis ease i cannot cure without mercury. Tape Worms removed In two or three hours , or no pay. HviuorrlioliU or 1'lles cured. ' THOSE WHO AJIE AFFLICTED Wllleavo life nnd hundreds of dollars hy callint on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician wlio can toll wliut nil ! a person ivllliuut iihkliiK . question. AH correspondence BtricUv confidential. Mcdiolni " "nt hy OTorcss.fldress all letUra to 0 , W , Pangle , B5S Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS. The want ailvertlsoinonts appo.irln ( In nowspipor are often thu most Intorosiln part of Its eon t unts. Tlioy oxpnisa the nr/cn needs , the dully wUhut ot the people wli want fomotlilus and \vho are willing to d nomuthlng. AUUKS in lll-U-4 , Iliitlor eonnty , No Im , prluo tid per cre : ; t OJ uush , lialanc 4 annual paymunts , ii pur cent. ( UU acres i lliiiraloconntv uta li'trKiiln. Jolmsim .t Vn I'atton. L'onnull Illtilfri la. ANTKD , K o4 millinery nroparcrulonoe The l.ouls , MnHonlo lilouk. ANTIC I ) , cuoil clrl ( or general liousuwor W ii' 41'lOlun avoniid. 1DASTUUAQIC fur liorsu * iinil o.ittln ; Urn A elubi ! 11.5'J u month , liunilro at Oil llroail way. FA KM anil city lo.ins. Money loinuJ i ) ntock and craln. Kual ogtiitii for sah Dwolllni and Inislnusu runtala. Money Inanu for local liivestoi-j. Lougce St Towlu , .Ml I'oai Blreiit. | .IKIO north of dry goods unrt notions for ux $ chane. Ii O. llurtlutt , 741 Ilroadway , " | 7\UIt j C Horde , bimzv nirJ Inrncsi a V UlibauilUun ; KCO I oiilllti ( road well bro roil U Tiorsu. Must tell. U. II. Lewis , i'i 1'uai btrcot , $ ri.00 tno' < of inerclinndlBO In western low. well loantod , dulnx coo I tiusiliioni , fur sal or trado. IX U. Ilurtliilt , Villrouilway. \ . f)0 ho'iil of you ; , horses for tr.ido ; Imnrovu -Jroiffty | or liunl. U. U , llurtlutt , 741 llruud way. Uonnf U llluffH. _ , 'n CKSAbR Hmail hoiol In Rood Iowa t < iwi -L IlulldlnK rud furniture cumulutu ; ut barguln. II II. tihuafu. fllUH HAIjK Heslrablo roslclnnuo propart Jon Park uvu. All modern Imuruvvmoiil 14 rooniB , 0110 block from motor ; n hurKulii tuUei' at oneo ; caiy pjymuntt or tr.idu K I Klieufo. ihoil HAl.R-Two-yoar-oId Olydes-lale col A.1 Uull ui iuo Mula U J A Fnct Against Time N I-cars Nothing Unchanging Talk's Cheap SPECIAL NOTICES COUW.CIL BLUFFS. WAN I HI ) ( Jlrl for coiiorul huusuwnrk at 410 Eighth hi. , near Klfth nvc. Mrs. D. W. Archer. * ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' t T71OU SAf.K OrcHtaery oatnt. comprising 20- JIi. . p. bol.or , lll-h. p. onsilne. U Do I.avollo sepurutorM , y eroam viits. IlJUgallona uaoh ; ash churn'J'Jl ' uallons ; uowur butter worker , beam Eealcs wnlnlit oiin , water tunic and other llxturcs. Will soil cheap for cash or trade forlunJ. 12.1I. ! hho'ifo. POK THADK hunds In Orcoly county mid Uustor unntity. Nob. , for itoulc of jowolry. organs fiirnlinio or Inislness property In Council llluirs. E. II. Shoiifc. THOK SALH Orcanicry. wen louatod In No- Jhrixslia. . doliu wood luislnevi. Will taku iirtn or or sull entire biuUicaa at a bargain X II. If OK KALE Choicest farm In 1'octawatta.- in o ( . ' < > . , 4ij : itures , woil located anil Im- priivod. Prlcufltfan aura. II II Shcafo. [ KVOTJ hnvu iiiythlni ; for silo nr tradii HOB * * ' huito. Itroi IwuvaiiU Miin strjot. FOR HALE On sinail payments , fruit and Kitrdun Inn I ijoir Council HIiilTd. K. 11. t-huafo. UroaUw ly an.l Main .sti'oot. TTOU HAM ; Albion Holler mills on Iloonu 1 river. JfuU j llnmt w iturpowor lu thu state ilovoloplns li" > horsii power water ontlre yo ir : dally uipauity , mi ) liirrola ; niat-hdicrv and iipsurten incesuoniiilutul.iuveryilut ill.Qii I fiamurnsl ienco ; H acres of Ian 1. tltlo uerfejt , price , $ 5'OJ , ' ; will luku unl nprovo 1 easier i Nohnisicu jand. R 11. Hho ifu. _ FOH SALE Glean stooic h-ii-Jwnro , wollos- tab.lshu I trr.le , Involoo about * ) , DJ ) . Uoo'l eason forholiluj. 'I'jrim u isli. K. II. Hlioafu. 1J10II EX 'IIANCUv-IIot l and ri.st-uir.mt J- located nt c'hiibort. Nob. , and 111 lots In Denver. Colo. : will oxuhan o fur clear No- brHBku laud , E. U. Slioafd. _ FIl SALE llurdwiuo sleeK , will Involca J.U'U ; lee ttud In an active Nebraska town of I , MO population : business old ost'ibllsheii ; will boar o o-n Invusllu-atlon. E. II. Hlieitto. OVSAOUi : ( ann with Improvement1) ) , llvo OVS nillcs north of Council HtnlTsj $13 an aero ; ap bargain , R II , Him tfo. _ WANTKD No' raslcu land In oxuliatiBa for Hood worlc hortes. 1C. II. Blinafo , _ UALE OK ICXailANUIC 4Uaoro > ninuii In I-J Wheeler county , Nob. Will tiikii morclutn- dlse. E.-II. Shcufe. 1J1UK SALK Hotel wltli tiirnltiiro and IIx- A. lures ! " 'i rooms , burn , otr. Price , W.SJD. Located In DoiiKlas county. I ) illy receipts , J.'ti. 1 nvcstlgutu at onco. K. 11 , Slioufn. T OST Huntnmher. L" ' fmly's cold watcli ami -L/obiln : , hntwuuu lllulT Htroet and 1) . and 1) liiHtltntu. KinderplciiHa leave at lieu oulc * and cot reward. Hu dllll iolllilud ' [ INSTITUTE. HI Eye & fiu INFIRMARY TREATMENT -OP ALL- ll lf mcnillni.niiiiarattMaii ! I rjiia1l i for 41111 troilim-nto ! ovtry furiiiuf Ulio'aiii ' ranulr- Ina iiioillujlnrmirjilctil IreUinunt. f/ln ) l fiiri'iillcnHlioirl mil uttoilinuj. iioit RI ixniiiiilutloiu In thuwuit. HIV'AvLV III.U I.VIL'N n n i-r. ui A IT r. UlliDliOUU Ut nlkllbn | l olc on Dl.oi.o. of Wimii-n KUKK. WulwvoIntolyndJoin lylnx-lu do- imrtuiunt for Wuiiiun iliirlntf uoutlnBinout , tlrlcllr iinyuta. Onlf UulliiOla Mollu.il liul.luta mjiln a ITtlVATIC IJIKKASKH All Illooil UHciixis h irimirulljr ireitu I. HrpUllltla I'olitoniireiuiiruil trmnihu ayntu'ii wlllioul luurojrr , Nuw Uuiturutlvo Troul nont fur lita of VII'A I. 1'OVVISII. IVrsiiiisunublo Id vUlt utinay bulroalol ul liumu br uirrcaiioiUuiU'U. All c jmmuiiloitlimj ( ( inll'lontlnl.Mu lk-liiHiirlnitrl : nuritliiuntu/inall of uiir.'h | , i"'cua'liiackul , nu inirkt tu InJIcaUi ru i- [ ni ( jr K'nJor. Onu poronil Inter < lo.v [ irororrol. Cull ami roniuil u ut nuiiil hli'.or/ ynur cam , wo will mil I la nlulii Wr ippar , otir Pnnff Tfl MFti ' ' " "K : llpo-i I'rlvaUi IU nr Nurvom Dlsoitoi y , tfyplilllt , ( .loot nil 1 Vurlo jjjlo , wlu quai llmcu * , ' Ai > l > llaiKHi for IKiformltlei nn'l Trimel Only nunafuctory In the e lut ITV , AIM'l.lANCttS. Tl uiu luri'tiiiua ANII Omaha Medical airl Surgical Institute 2Oth and Broadway , Ovunoll BlufTj. Ten lulntuai rlile from con tor of O.uatiiuu u J countl lllutf * ulttclrli ] iuuur Uuj.
