THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 7 ,
THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEA KL STREET
Delivered by currier to anr P rt of thf eltf
11. TT. TILTON. - MANAGED
J Husltcsi Office.
'j Mpht Editor
.U/.NOK
t' V. Plumlilng Cc.
Council Blufls Lumber Co. .
Unity Guild sociable this ovcninp at G. H.
3ftckson' , 517 First street.
Tha Woman's Uellcf corps meets this af
ternoon at 2.50 o'clock. May Crisp , secre
tary.
tary.The Northwestern depot will bo ready for
occupatcy by the 9Uib , so say the railway
oBIrials
The v. ult furniture for the tfflces in the
cev c 'V bjildlng hn arrived aud is being
jut In P.BCC
U..I11V Guild will meet in regular session
this Attornoon at 2. : * ) with Mrs. Henry Cof-
feen , SJ7 Madl on street-
Jbo people's party mill hold a convention
this evening for tbe purpose of choosing dele-
Rales lo the township convention.
r . adies of the Broadwav Methodl'i
cbj.ih are planning tor a tale ot house
p ! IQI duriai ; tbe last week ot October.
Tbo jury in the case of Ibe United Slaies
ngalnst 1C. A. lU > cd- which wns on irial in
vhe feurrai court yesterday afternoon.
brought in a vcr.Hct last evening ot guilty
Arllcles of ttirorooralloti were Hied last
cv nn e by Ihe Pucr i Thomas Abstract
un t lean company , with a st clrled cnpiuil
oftlsiUO Tbe inoorporators are Frank S
Pu.ey W H Thomas and U . ' . MeUridc.
Itit regu ar meeting of Golden Hod oamp
No. 7 , Hoyal Neighbors of An.crlca , will beheld
held tb.s evening In Knirbti. of Pytblos hall.
on Muln street , ut 7. l o'clock. A special
urogratnof eiitertamtntnt ti as been provided.
Jo-cph Young vrns arruUed Wednesday by
an t fllier fio.n Harmon county on the
chartc of obtaiulnc money under fnlsu pru-
leu c . Ho is Hld to h vo bscu mixed up it
tbo same < leil with i he lan i-'ls brother , that
cf tat vuSbiuq for u nnspnui.
feieps .iro beirc laKon to vardtbe orcanira-
t , on cfu lui'ltary ' ron pauy ntiinng thu lie > ' <
of tti.Hikli rbi ol. Abr.jt llfty o' tbsm
have Inuoo togclluTJind will h vo regular
urilK L.-'i ctiunt I ) , b Williams of Iha
Uodgi Ligb' guards having acree.l to unil
them
Marriage license * ncr issued ve tcrdav
to Sauiiel L' Glover of Toptka , Kan . and
Uotue > cal of Council Blurts ; Pcrrv Utter-
b ik of Mills counu und L'JZIC Ellis of
Cuuncil Bluffs , and to Clark MaiGreu ar.d
t.audin Hcam ° . both of Macedonia. The
fwo c .uples wciu married by Justice
Hammer.
Jaiob Sims has commenced suit in the dis
trict court ogiiinst tbo county to recover
tl,200 on the ai coun's alleged to be duo from
tbecouutvon judcmcnts and for anon.i-y
fees iu the saloon injunction cases , whicli he
prosecuted n Jew years ago. Mention was
made i omo lime ago of Iho hill belnc pre-
i-cnlcd lo ihe Board of Supervisors ami re-
Jccled.
In police court yesterday morning James
Murpnv nnd John Henncssy , the tx\o bur
glars uho entirod the bouse of H. 11. JVtti-
bone in the norlbwoMern part of the city
Wednesday forenoon , waived examination
and vvcro bound over to Ihe grand jurj ,
their bonds Leinc iiicd nt § 1.0JO each. Tbe
evidence is orcrwholmlnuly acait-st them ,
nnd ibero Is no doubl of their being bunt
over Hie road. Bolh are voung tneu under
SO yearof acf , ud , according to their
i.tory , they boiongcd lo a cnac that started
several weeds ago from Pennsylvania. They
beat tbeir way tbroupb Ibo count-y inter
vening between hero and Pennsylvania ,
klealirr wherever they could and begging
vvbrre they could not steal.
C. O. n. ItrownV jn-clal flour ! ! ! < .
For one day onl.\ , Saturday , Oct. Slh :
Garland ( lour. SI 2-5.
Sunshine , $1.15.
Hie A , $1.10.
Hoffmoyer's Fancy Paten ! , 51.10
-HofTinevcr's Early Hiser , We.
Bakor. $1.00.
Snow Flnke , 7. > .
Wide Awake , ( i-5c.
Rctncnaber , this sale ia for Saturday
only.
Never before h.ivc the people of
Council Bluffs and Omaha had such an
opportunity to buy acre property feuita-
blo for homo or fruit as is offered by
Day < k He&s.JOO acres to picK from.
Only two and a half miles east of Coun
cil Bluffs postotlice.
i'jnu..u f n : i < ; it un > .
Mrs. W. F. Vicltov leaves today for Deu
ver , where she will moot her husband
Thev will spend a couple of weeks visiting
there betoro returning borne.
Mrs. Grace d'Urro nnd her sister. Mis
Biorvvlrtb , are attcndioir the earn ivalni'd ex
position at St , Louis Thev pronounce tb
carnival fnllv equal to the one ut Nice.
Mrs. Dr. Green , vvho has been hufleriuf
from a fatal disease lor teveral months c.is.t
is much worse than usual nnd her put si
cians slalu that her death is ouly a queslioc
of a few days.
W. H. Thomas , count v recorder , has nur
chased the abstract boons of ICimball
Churnn nnd will o [ > en an oRlcu In ihi
Mcrriam block imtncdlHtely after his tern
of oftice expires.
Po&tmasler 1. M. Treynor entertained
dinner parly ct bis home on First avenui
lost evening. Those present were Hon. A
B. Cummins nnd Hou W. W. Wilmer o
DCS Monies , Judgu J. S. U'oolson of thi
United Stales district cuuit , Low is Miles oi
Corydon and A. S. Hdzelt.au of this city.
In dress goods our line is complete
with the latest novelties , both fron
homo and foreign innrlcK Wo show
many novcltieb confined to outvelvea
Boston Store , Council Bluffe , la. -
Genuine Hound Oak , Radiaut Homo
P. P. Stovvurt htoves and ranges. , soh
eaclusivoly by Cole , V Cole , -11 Main.
Gentlemen , the finest line of tall good ;
In the city , juat received. Roller. th 10 <
tailor , S10 Broadway.
i : < ra | > of a liu-j > lit mie.
Miss Carrie tlenn cau a narrow oscap
from serious injury yesterday aftcrnooi
while riding on a bicycle on Byrau
Ktrtct. She tried to cross ibo biidp
over Indian crock at Ibe same tlm
with the palrol we pee and Ibe result was
collision. Miss Hcnu VM.S. thrown to it
ground und fell directly unacruenth tb
noises' heels. Portuoatolir for her ihe horse ;
were of a slow , CBSV poing kind nnd dlil nc
reuror pluncc , but suomittt-dlo being pulie
UDthorl bv Driver Sanaa ! . Tbejnungiad
wus rirked up from her perilous po iiin
uoiolng tbc worse for ncr exu rionce but Ic [
a few bruises.
50doznn penis dark colored outin
fl muol shirts ; eel value nt 6to ) , for tbi
vitkwtulu tbej last for ' _ ' 6c. ISaslu
Store , Coun 'il Blulla , Iu
No bankruut , liro-sinokcd. dnmatrc
furuituro at MeyerV , JtO VS07 lirouuwu ;
Clean good * . le tbiin any Omaha prict
Trli-il u luiintrrlrltrr.
H A Keed , n rosideulof Atlantic , Ic
wus on trial In tbe federal court yesf-rdi
uf tcrnron on the charge of passing coucte
felt in riey ou Ibe 3lsl ot lasl July In Audi
ww ecu n iv. Ill * defence iva > that hedid u
know \tii aionev was counterfeit. The cti
wa given to the jury at tbe hour ol evecli
adjourn lenu
A'uost ' ibo entire day was devoled to tl
trial ol rrumual ca < e . nearly all the defen
un-s being accused of lh Violation of tl I
internal j-ov'f nue luw. Sentence wus passi
ou kevcral of the guilty ones.
The Boston Stoie olosiw uvory ovc
ing at U jx in. except Mondays ai
Saturdays.
Boston store closes every evening til
xx m. , unlekii Mouuaya uad Saturdays.
NEWS FR01I COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mr , Eandera of Omaha Breaks Up Er 0 < va
Wedding with a B&zr.
HIS JEALOUSY GETS' HIM INTO TROUBLE
V .
Kjc C t bf Hrlilp-Klret nt n I.tglitcr
Colored Mnn Marti a Itnir Tlmt
Itpnulta In the Groom' *
Arroit.
J. W. Sander * , n colored man who has
beep working nt the Mi.KrJ hotel In Omaha
for th < ; last six monthi , wnia to the Bluffs
lastevcnlugaccooipanled by adu'ky maiden ,
wbora he intended lo make his wife Ml ore
tbo night was over. The intention was re-
otprocatod on tbe part of the girl , but an un-
furiunalc train ol circumstances put a
quietus on thu proeeeJiiies , and Sanders is
in JiUl , while the girl has gone to Omaha or
has eloped with another man , or has some
how become lott in tbe shuffle.
Mr . - > anc1ers and his bride tioppod at the
residence of Mrs. Parlor * , which Is the
rendezvous for all that is cwuil in darkey-
dom , and It vrai ther ; that bis booss found
their first dose of blight. A well-dre < sed
colored uian was lucre , and although it was
the ciil's u-edalng night she forgot her duty
to Sanderv so far as lo engace in
what looked to Mr. Sinder > ' jeal
ous eye , very much like a rlir-
tauon with tno well dresicd colored man.
Unfortunately SandTi hart brought alouz
hi * , "rawer , " and pulling It out of his pockel ,
ho announced his intention of making hash
out ol hu intended wife , her new-found iDver
end nnjone clsoho was disposed to try to
prevent him from canyitig hi ? bloodthirsty
thre-n In'o execution.
He'oie ho bad bad time to do hnytbing
Ofllccr Weir appeared on the scene In re
sponse to Ihe crv of "uiuider" from one of
ihtivolorotl vtomeD. At sight of the oollce-
iniiii HnnUers broke niid ran nntl Weir lired
several bois Into tbo air tielorn the fueivivo
would stop. At last , alter a lively chase
tbat cx'cuded over aboul six blocks , he
stooped and let tbc ofllcer rut him under
arrest lie wns taKin to the police station
and locaed up on Iho charge of drunkenness
and dulurblng the peace.
If you don't wntf \ > buy hard coal you
had Ix-lter tco Uixb } ' ubjdt the = e oil
burner They uro adapted for use iu
hot air fiii-tiu'ces , srUmrn and hot water
boiler ? , with no coal or ashes to handle.
By fur the lurpcst line , the nobbiest
btyles , the lowest prices in ladies' .
inisres' and children's COATS is at the
Boston Store ; o show windows
Council Bluffs , la.
III.I-.A n.N < ; Tin.
CdiKllilntr * Cunoniiis mill Wlttner Tackle
I'oliurt < m llnth Nidi- . .
The "campaign of education , " which was
talked ol so much severnl weeks ago , opened ,
so far as Council Blurts is concerned , ut the
opera bou e last evening. One ol the 1-irgest
political mee'iugs over held in Council
Bluff- , was held there. Tno audience in
cluded mc > n.omeii nnd children , renub-
licant. dctnoi-iMts and mugivurnps with now
and then a people's partv m.in muej m , and
although the or/ura house wa. < > full almost lo
kulToc < illon and the e\erci es wore two hours
und a linir in lei.gth , hardly a t-ltrr. of fa'.uuo
was visible.
Itas u joint debate between A. B. Cum-
mius and W. W. Witmer of Des Moines , the
republican und democratic candidates for
elector-al [ urge. Mr. Cummint was mlro-
duccd to the audience by Judge J. It. Kued ,
and in a stieecli of ? .u hour he procpeded to
lay down the principles of the republican
pany and support them oy arguments uhich
were full of convincing power. He treated
of the silver question and Ibe protective
tariff , ana soeiced to be equally well in
formed on both subjects. The different
points were well illustrated oy anecdotes , of
which ho teemed to have a generous sup
ply , and the applause from tbe republicans
irf tbe audience was frequent , now and then
a democrat who was not afraid to voice his
leclings , joining in tbo upnlause.
Mr. Witmer followed lu a speech of an
hour and a quailei , but bo ivas in no means
the equal of bis opponent. Ho failed to
answer tbe arguments In n wav tbat viould
be even sati-lai-tory to democrats wtio were
iu tbe bsbit ol ihinnn.u- . and whci l.e wa
throuzn the .sudience heaved a sigh of relief.
Cummins , on tne other hand , received
an oxation r.s soon as lie stepped to
the front of the stare 10 inalrc
his closing speech. A few democrat'
g were able 10 re-ist the temptation
to siaj until lheclo e of tbe meeting , bui
their going out did not inconvenience anj
one , for iny republicans were not tbroupt
( clapmnf , ' Ihoir hLiica and jelling until aftc
the lasl early-go homo iv..s out of Iho bouse.
His clo.iiigsKcrh < marned bv tbe tatni
, characteristics as his opening , und when tbi
< audience went home it was in good spirits
Altogether , Iho denale was an importan
tbint ; for politics in Council Blulle. Fron
now on mass meetings tro lo be trcquen
thing * , und if they nil turu out us well fo
republicans as did tbo OTIC last nisht , then
can be but little doubt as to the result of tbi
election in Council BiutTs.
n
len For the nonest , nobbiest and Intes
styles in ladies' . mi-es' ! and children'
: COATS visit the Boston Stare , Counc-1
Blutfs , la. _
Call on Messrs. D.iy & Hes * and asl
to be shown the Klein tract of 400 acre
noon rale in ( He and ten aero tracts
They will show it free to all.
Judson , civii engineers Broadw.iy
Carpet weaving1 , 'J23 Avenue P.
B.
B.Id WniiK r l.1,01)0 ) l > .tmnirt.
Kll/ibeUi Pauer- Is suins ino cily o
Council Bluffs for S15.0DJ daraases for it
June ; resulting from a fall which she bad o
Fifth avenue last December. Sha ullego
that her fall was caused by a lumping o
place of heveial Inches ou the sldewal
where she was iv.ilUinc , and Ibat tbrout ;
pe Ihe necliccbce of Ibe cily be sustained in
inni Juries aboui her aniile which will nrevet
ni her from u > tnc oneot her limbs dunus it
gene lest of her hfa The suit vvcs put on trii
no in the district court yesterday mornini
Considerable trouble was DM > oriencd in RO
u tint : a jury It was a dnuuhler of Ibe plalnli
be
iu the prcsenl case vvbo was clven n judi
be
muxt for Injuries sustained wblle ridiui ; ou
cs motor train a few months ago.
101
cd Ktnuiii H'-istiind , fnshionabl
Jy
nu ( lru Einuker. Ooo-J lit puantnteei
or Prices re.iaunnbla. ! KIS 5th avenue.
\Vuiilcil In liuy.
Imiirovotl p-opsrtv. Will | iiy cash 1
ils ' ' v. II G Mu'ej.lO.\lalnstree ;
un
UOpaoplo In this eiiy use JJH stove
1 lie ( > us Co. pull 'oin in at cost ,
cd
i.v. Davlr , pare dru < rs. } > dst paints.
a. , lion , A. 1. linear Kiiirrtula * u l-urge Am
layer iMKM-.it llcuilmon , la.
er- IlexDCitMiN , la. , Oct. ( I [ Special U > Tl
lu- Bee. ] Hon. A. I. . Haar , republican c-anc
tlOl date for congress from the Ninth dltlrli
iSO spoke to a Urue unn attentive uudience Le
lug lust night. The audience was compos
principally of voters with a few ladies f n
Lho unt anil Ibo voters represented principal
11.1. Ibe rcpauucau and democratic parlies wi
no a glighl sprinkling of populisu. Tbey wo
very attentive ana fcoetuea to come lo lea
tbetruth ,
Mr. llagar referred to tbe "Wlilon-dolla
congress , compared the candidates fort
nd presidency , reviewed the Aldrleh repoi
and concluded by stymg that ne didn't knc
bow the drmorraU ure going to get jroui
the rcjiorif of tne ' 'three l"s. Peck , P '
16 and 1'reiloj. "
Mr. Ht rv followed by County Supt
intrr J > t Pitr rlc Of O.rnwooJ ID n speech ,
ud tbf ajdictcolcfl well pleased wuu the
tlrst rally.
lown % ptpi-an Mrct ,
l'n * iv , ! . , Oct ( ISpscial to THE
Bf 1-Tbo annual reunion of the i'olta-
wittaiulo County Veterans asfociatbn wa
held hero yesterday and today. All the
Grand Army ot the Republic posts In the
countr were represented , a well as some
from Shelby and Mills counties. Tbo pro
cession was a mile in length this morning
and tirobablv not one-fourlh of tbo people
present were In line. There were probably
5.WO people In and about the camp ground.
A. L.Htar , republican candidate for con *
gress. spoke today. His democratic op
ponent. Judge McGee. was advertised to
speak alto , bat failed to apotar.
: m 111 0.11.1/M.
Prrslden ! of ttir Couorll Walters As unips
the llutlrs of > lnj-or.
President J. S. Waltt-rs has sune oJod to
the mavorshlp owlnc to the vacincv caused
bv the deplorable death of Mayor Miner.
Mayor Walters has taken hold ot the affairs
of the citv with a "erv thorough understand
ing of m jnlcipil muter * , and his close rela
tions with the dean m iyor tnako lighter the
task of performing thodutles of that office.
Yesterday Mavor Walters signed a largo
her of city warrants and attended to tbonum-
'
otber affa'lrs of bis ofilce. Ho says that
while he holds the position there will bo no
devlition trom tbo course and policy of
Mavor Miller's administration.
Tbo question bai arisen as to when the
VRcancv caused by Mavor Miller's death
snail be filled. Tbo law provides thst If a
vacancv sbail occur in any municipal office
wl'.hln thirty days of the UDJO of the holding
of any general cMclloa the vacancv may be
filled at such election. There nre thoko who
contend tbat the vucancv cannot bo filled
until the citv election next April , and that
Mr. Waiters will hold over until that lime.
Legal advice upon this question. Is being se-
ruiod , and as sean as the question is settled
the necessary action will bo taken.
I > r j > rraU' I > < < ( ! ut a Voting Girl.
Grace Williams , as she Is known in South
Omaha , made un unsuccessful attempt to
commit suicide yesterday morning , tatting
sulphate of alrnpla. Ihe girl is about 17
years old und is a waitress at Ward's oysler
r.arlors at'JWJ N street , whore she has been
employed for about one month.
'Ibo name of Urace Williams is an as
sumed one , tno girl's name beinir Nellie
Slater , ana her parents reside at Beatrice ,
bhe is an attrncuve brunette. Tbe poison
was taUcn at nn earlv hour vesterday morn
ing and came near causing dcnth. Tbe
prompt attendance of u physician und tno
admiuistering of an antidote saved the girl's
lila All dav she hovered between life and
dealh , but in the evening she was pro
nounced out of danger.
\V. G. Ward , in wnose employ the girl ha *
been , savs the has threatened several limes
to take her own life , and because of un
happy relations at home. Ho savs she was
an Inmate of tbe slate reformatory tor
girls , and some time ace was taken from
theie by bcr falberand given emplojment in
the homo ot an Omaha atlorney. where she
remained unlil coming to Souih Omaha
about four weens ago. Sbo did not inform
her parents of the change , and tenet
not arouse suspicion assumed the
name of Grace Williams. The
fatner learned of Iho daughter
being in South Omaha , and by mail informed
her thai she must erh r return lolbeOmaba
attornev'b house or she would be relurned lethe
the state reformatory. Tnls preyed beavily
upon Ihe girl's mind and she slaled several
times that death would be prelerable to com
plying with the orders of her father In this
respict. Wednesday the police matron of
Omaha cslled upon Miss Slater and
informed her of the Instructions
received from her father , and they must be
complied with , \\nen the kindly matron
departed ihe girl staled aain that she pro-
onsed to commit suicide , but as ber talk was
considered ialp , no watch was kept upon her
movements. She had rooms upstairs over
Ihe oysler parlors and there teen the poison.
About S o'clock yesterday morning she came
doxvu btairs and was completely out of her
head , tno poison causing temporary aberra
tion of the Drain. She was immediately
placed under a obysiclan's care and her life
savd
The girl's parent's at Boatrloo were noti
fied.
Itopert tor the Lute -Mayor.
Mayor Walters last evening Issued the
following proclamation :
Tbo sudden dealh and Ihe mystery sur-
roundinz Hie end of Mayor C'lnrles 1' Miller
make ? the occurrence mo ts d and nffeclmir ,
touching not only his rel itivcs and frleods.
but all our citizens. Iniewof the fact tlmt
he not only was the chief m-isiEtrale of llio
city out was like" i e a uma. popular and re-
SDPcteJ cit.zen. urlnss a Brief mo t profound
arid feLould be sliarert lu by the community.
Therefore all cit.zens are firnestly requested
to unitIn show in : on the dav of his inter-
; .cut then lespeet ff > r our lute lamented
lunvor J. s WALTEHS , Maror.
.
Tae funeral will be beid Sunday Ulernoon
at 1 o'clock at the First Presb ; tenan
church. Canon Wbilmarsh of the Episcopal
church mil oreach the funeral 5-Prmon. Tbe
' rcinmns will b luiU to rest in Prospect Hill
cemeterv. Lilv Division No. S. Uniformed
IJank. Knizbts of Pythias , will have charge
of the funeral and services.
( .i-i -iun k\a.it > Damages.
. GOD s > iup , the celeslial who conducted a
10 launarv in tbe basement of Hex man's build
ingat Tw ntv-sixth ana N streets , has filed
a claim with Clerk Ditzen for damages in
Ihe sum ol f400 , and tbe council will act on
the claim. The heavy rain of Tuesday even
ing , September 27 , flooded the celestial's
quarters , dome great damage. The watei
came from Tvvenly-siMh street.
H. Hevmau. the owner of tbe building
will also lilc a claim tor damages.
st Notes mid I'eraoutU.
's Miles M. Mitchell is in Plattsmouth ot
11 business.
Rev. rather Mugan has gone to bchuylei
to remain for t-ome time.
Mr * . S J. Douclass of Fremont is visiting
: her daucbler , Mrs O. E. Strong.
The new Baptist church nt Twenty-fiftl
aud H streets will be dedicated Sundav.
Mrs. Nora Hammond of Atlantic , la , , 1
visiting Miss Alice E. Havens , Twenty
fourth end I streets.
Yesterday occurred the funeral of tbe in
fanl ol Mr. and Mrs. lieorge E. Westcott
The child died \Vednesdiy.
ofn The feeder market at the Union Stocl
non yards continues good. Tbe shipments ye
on terday numbered 1,540 bead.
OS The republicans of Ibo Third ward wil
aff meet Tucsdav evening in Evacs' hall
Twcnly-elgblh and U slrcets.
ilk
r N. Mervin , editor of the Beaver Valloi
Tribune , published at Beaver City , Neb !
nt was in South Omaba yesterday.
be K. O Witchcraft will erect a f I.ODD cot
lal tage at Twenty-fourth and H streets and ha
IB. taken out a permit for tbat purpose.
Dl.Iff George Bover was attacked by a steer a
.Iff the Union Stock yard * yesterday and earn
near being cored lo ueath. He escaped will
having the bridge of bis nose laid open am
a lew brulso on the breast.
Prof W T Collings , the noted hors
ilod. trainer of Philadelphia. Is In tbe city. Prol
d. Collings recently purchased the man-eallo
ktalltou "Nero , " from the Union Sloe
Yards company , and will endeavor to cor
quer the vicious animal at a public exhlb
K lion.
TIIKIIt Tft.tCK / > Uir.V AT LAbT.
03 Hock ItUud OrtlciaU finally
Kntrr Lincoln.
LIKCOLX , Keo. , Oct. C. [ Special Telegrai
toTiiE Bcr.J The leas standing oontrc
very over tbo Ilock Island's entrance Inl >
the city was ended tonight and that COD
ill- pany's trade's at raianlebt extended near )
10 O blreot. Vice President Parker an
'uc General Solicitor Low held a confe
dl- enco with tbe oniciaU of the strci
let , railway today nnd t .o differences belvvee
Ibe I'.vo cornpaules were satisfactorily ai
ere justed. At T o'clock this evening a lart
sed . gang of vvorkmrn rommeoced lavini ; tract :
es. and befoie mldmput had crossed Vine nc
illy H tlrceu. O street U yet to be crossed , ac
lib 11 remains .o be keen whether unknown pi
ore ties ouuido of tbe Street railway compio
arn will interfere.
" Mr Hcnr.r E. L.ouU , a riromlcent banki
ir" of this cily , has filed a petition in tbo dUtri
me court 'c. permission to intervene in the ca >
" , but acllun on the petition has been defer n
ovv until some time in November ,
ind
'eel
LOOK to your interest. You can buy S :
er- ration Oil , the creat jiaiu cure , for 25 cent
PITCH DIGGERS IN COQT
Scott Will -Deil With Them for
Contempt , ' 6fis Order.
ARREST OF THE MO& WHILE AT WORK
Dcpnty * Iierlir Vlr pArty Having Lois of
I'ou With the Sttjiinp AncelMio
ArcTrjInc t < Cltnnge tlir Ml -
nourl HivcM Conr r.
Depaty Sheriff Vlctnr McCarty of Sarpr
county , who arrested Hne ditch dlpscr < nt
Bellevue \VednesUaypljJnt , came up yes'.cr-
day morning to report lo .tudgts Scott , who
isiurd the injunction [ or violating which the
nrrcM * were made.
Tbc deojty found txro men in the ditch ID
tSo nfit > ruoon and was told that tbo foreman ,
who had cons to Council Ulufft for mono
raflD. would bs back in the evenine. The
deputv Inr In wait Ic the brush from 0 until
i o'cioctf , when a boat approached trom the
Iowa shore.
The oars were mufllod and McCarly did
not hear them or see them until tbey vver < s
close to the shore , ana a sonn as they started
for the ditch with stiorels over their
shoulders he placed them under arrestTbo
three were AbacrVrlnht , the contractor ,
Thomas 11 ctfuy , the ( oreman , and n young
man earned Albion from Councill BlufTi.
In Mlckej's Dockets were found n bic six
shooter , tape lite ana a limn book showing
that about thirty men had bcn at work on
tbo ditch since September 2 ? , the dav bcfora
the injunction was served. Wrigat pro
tested that this n as not the gang that the In
junction had ocen served oa. bat offered no
resistance to the oQicor
All of them were taken to Papilllon and
plnren in Jail.
Mcf .illy says that the ditch nas ow been
due about 70J yaras , which is n llttlo over
half the distance necessary to effect the
chance dcnlred.
It has alreatlv been dug throiich one man's
potato patch and is bended through a corn
Held.
Held.The
The settlers were up in arms and were
onlv restrained from killing tno land thieves
by the knowledge that this court had already
Interfered. When the deputy appeared on
the scene last nlgot twentv-flvo men
with hhoteuns volunteered to assUt
him , but ho aid not need their uid.
Ho left two armed men watching
the ditch , witb instructions to arrest all new
comers from the Iowa side.
Judce Scott sturted for Papillon at 2:30 :
o'clock Yesterday alternoon to near the contempt -
tempt casts against the prisoners.
iKKD
I'eoplc Ouvvn Tlicr * cein to Understand the
Move -Now.
BEU.EVDC , Neb. . Oct. 0. ISpecial to THE
BEE.J The scheme of ttui Wngnt and
Jenkins oulStof Iowa ditch diggers is not so
small uscheme as it has heretofore seemed.
Certain facts have recently leaked out which
lead to tbo astonishing discovery that the
2 SOO acres of sand bar lying just east of
when 'he ditch Is being constructed is a
very trivial matter catnparea with the
thousands of acres of valuable farm and
bay land further south , -which these platters
hoped to remove to the Iowa shore by the
changing of too river's course at the point
northeast of Bellevue. Tha' , large tract of
land Known as Bellovne island , which lies
about three miles southeast of this place ,
has foryears been looue-J upon with covet
ous by man ? ot the inhabitants
of the low a > shore whose land
has In years past been cut in en
by tbe many changes and winnings of tbo
Missouri river. In fact , many of tbe
lowans have tried to reclaim their lost pos
sessions by invokftjp the aid of Neorasua
courts to assist them in establishing titles
to land on this tide of tno river , but in
nearly every case' they nave failed to es-
tablub the indetUily of the land once owned
by them in Iowa ,
"
"Duriup the last ten years parts of this
vast tract of made land has been settled on ,
and many goad farms now adorn the places
where years ago notbiuc but wild pea vines
and gray willo.vs grew in rank profusion.
Nearly thirtv families now have com
fortable homes upon this island , with
fine fields of earn and other pro
ducts of the soil crowing uoon this
Und , which has cost them years of
hard labor acd many privations to acquire ,
end all of which would bs swept away and
Ihete people deprived of their property and
homes if the bold move of the lowans Is suc
cessfully earned out. Several hundred acres
of fine nay land on the Bottoms ueiwsen
hero niid the island , which me owned by
Nebraska parties , would ba greatly endan
gered , and the B. and M. company would
also be preatly damaged , as the current
would oo thrown chains ! Nebraska oanlc
at a place where tbeir tracks are now ouly a
few rojs from the river , and thousands of
dollars would have lo ba expended by tbo
company to protect its tracts and depot
grounds.
1'eopln Are Waking Up.
No estimate can be made of the amount of
damages which Nebraska land owners would
sustain by such a chuce. Tbo people in this
vicinity are Just beginning to lealtze tbe
marmlude of the bold undertaking and It
, will not be at all surorising if further
attempts on tbe part of Wright and Jenkins
lo complete ibcir ditch should end in vie
lence. It is reported that Wright and Jen
kins have declared that tbe injunction viill
cut no figure with Ihem , tor prcvcal the
completion of tne ditch as thev intend tc
siav on the Iowa sloe of Ibe river out of it :
reach but continue the work of completing
the ditch by sending now men across to
work as fast as the old ones are arrested and
taken avvay by the sheriff.
However. Iho five arrests made by Deputy
: Sheriff Vic McCsrlv last nicht seem to havt
put a quietus upon the movements of the
gang. THE BEE | correspondent visiled lb (
ditch at 3 o'clock today , but saw nolbinj
sure the huce nile ol freshly Ibrovvnuptand
a couple ol shovels and one of Ibo workmen *
dinner palls , which were lefl by ihe met
who were arrested last nip.nl. At tbo nvei
near the moutn of tbe ditch the two row
ooats ID which the men cano across thi
river last night still remain cbainci
to a log wbere tbey were cbalnei
tIS
IS
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HATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla .Of perfect purity
Lemon Of great strength-
imo Orange Economy In their use.
Rosetie.
oto Flavor as delicately
tom and delicious/ ! the fresh fruit
m-
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id. DB.E.C WE-'i NKUVBANH ,
id.go WE.NT. i sU : for llfi.jrlv. uuilnju , fiU N M
go wino , Nerroji I'raiiraloa ciutaJ or
lf.nd i.li uoior loUicoa. Wa aalai > it. MoaUl
nd locuio totuoj ta Brjla. ciuiia.'laiaaitr , iniior
nd oeeij.d'atu. I'rea itura Oil AID. Uirr.-osiii. Lai
cf > * o < ier la eliner ai. Impotenor l < 9uearraei 3
aUFcm&la Wdaiaeitit. laroluutirr lyQ.im. t > a
mtlorrimit cental of orormortua at tai Drii
belf-atu eorer-lu4ulEncs. A maalti'i trittjita
ll.Cfarli.br mill. Wegairantejiit Ujisi u ojr
er t ctjord forxDoui , wuu ( > tll tail irrlto
let rn r nu-tto ratanllf notcar li Gairiat > li
onlr If Tbe dore. K. I/e l dru itit , ula a a
oclbd it corner lulaand K in 'u-.ti , um a
ial- Sim & Saaoilers-AJiorKy't&u '
fttder 1 courts. Koo n 1 i und & ;
bcuro bloci ; . Council Ulutf > , la.
by their O ICR > Tb > rest of the
g ns is ctnf d in the IOWA tide ot
the river , about a mils an J abuT cast Of
whfro tbe ditch is being made , but so far to-
duv has made no Attempi. o laud on tbo Ne
braska side. If tbo meg attempt to romn
over and resume wonc-toniirht tbor will
meet with the tame recept-on that their
companions received last night.
Over thirty-five rods of ditch have been
completed siuco the restraining was served
last TnurjdH.v. A part of the posse that as
sisted Deputy McCarty to make tbo arrests
last r.ieht l < In readiness to roctlvo any of
the Iowa rliltorsxvho tnay make tbclr np-
pcarance on this < lde of the river tonight.
farmer Ben Marks , who owns a fine farm
on the Iowa sldo Just opooMto Ucllcvue. and
straight < onth of ibc moulb of the ditch , is
very strong In his denunciation * of the
scheme to change the c"ur o of the river and
doss not hoMlat'e to brand it ai a nloce of
outlawry on tbo put or Wright and Jenkins.
ii nn c.i.v.i/i i.
l.lrntvnniit Mncifbunltl nt Toronto Ontllnii
111 * rinn to ilotton Mrn.
Bonov , Mas < , Oct. 0. The new move
ment looKlng to tbe political union ot tbe
United State and Canada , represrnlod bv
Lieutenant E. A. MacDonald of Toronto ,
\vbo Is nt the present oa u visit to this elt > ,
received u subtlunlial endorsement at u
meeting of representative Boston business
men held here today. Hon. Jonaihan A
Lane , president of the BoMon Merchant * a -
rmllon , presided , and 1'rosldent Jerome
Jones , of the Associated Board of Trade ;
l > rpsldent L O Burnham of the Boston
Chamber ot Commerce ; Collector A.V. .
Beard. Hon. P. A. Collins and other promi
nent men were present. Lieutenant Mar-
donald mndo an address and outlined his
plan of campaign , ttatlng that the political
union was not only poi lble. but .inevitable ,
and the people ol Canada were ripe for tbo
great change The subject wus generally
discussed and all the speakers expressed
themselves us in favor ol the movement.
Improved Safely Ehvatjrs ,
*
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i * :
KIM BALL BROS.
Cor StliS-trcet and llth Aie Oounril IL
W .C. ESTEP.
Funeral Director , tmbam3r !
114 Main Street ,
Coudoil Bluffs.
CURH
Anrw iaj Cosipleta TreatDCTIL conil > Un ; ut
Soppoillorles. Olntmeni In I'apiUiai nl o In lias
andl'illa ; a I'oiluve lure lor U tprniL InternM
bllnflor UleedmiUciun ; ' Jromc. Keeeator ilerjJl-
ttrjlllei Tale Kemelr ba < never b-en knowa to
iilL ! I per box Oforjj , sent Of mull VVujeugerfrooi
tills Uirnblo dlioi.3 wti a u wrlttn auar.ntjs lj
DOBlliTcljrcrlren with fi t > jr * > * or ref anl iheuon-tf tf
not cured * e * 1 ptaup for fr s sanjp e Oc r&algs
Itsued brKoba AOo Dru.-clni , yole Ajea'.s corasr
IHI1 and Uoucios biroou i. ii. > eti.
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
Female
Weakness ,
Catarrh or
Uheamatssa ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Disease ] ,
IP SO , CALTj ON
Dr. Searies & Searlss
Consultation Free.
Acknowlfdrod to 'jt tbp-inoi tuccc ful specialist In
nil I'HIV ATK. I1LOOI1 , NEUVOUs BK1AM ) UltlN-
Gonorrbu-aln from S lo ( i < laj Syphilis cars !
wUticiutilercurj- ttasi > far Ufa
5-rKlilLllK iiermanentlj coral remoral co n-
pk'te , witbuut i-attln ; ciuitl'or Jlutilloa iirj
BOoctea at home Ly patient wan < ut u iiiJ-usati
tmln or & .Dnorance-
IMl.ii. KlsTLLA ASU HET\L UI.CEtlS cursl
itHbuut pain or detention from buMiiei" *
I1YDHUCKLK AN' ' * VAHHXoKi-IC perminentlr
&od tuccenlullr cur 1 Method new aud unfailing.
\VEAK MEN
( VITALITY WEAK ) , Marts o bj too clou appli
cation to bu lnpM orrtudj , ne'ere mental ( train
orprlef. t-h-XLAL RXCKsSfcIn mlddla life or
Irom Ibe eflectH of youthful fnlhei
WKAK MBN AHI ! VICTIMS TO XBIIVOL'S DB-
BILITYor BXIlAUsTIUY VVA'-TINS WKAKS'K S
I.SVULUNTAIIV 1/JSsCS witnUAHLV DIE 'AY In
YOUNG nod MIDDLE AGKU. lacic of rloj TlRur
and rtrenctli. Un fccrual organs Impaired und
veakenened prematurely In approaching old ae
All yield reaflUr to our new treilment for lo > of
Tltal power. Call on or a.1dres with fctamp tor
circular * , fres bonk and receipts.
Dr. Searies & Seirles."r J
Neittn Post Office.
:
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEitf DYfi WOHU
All kin Is nf Dyeln ? anl rio-tnln'done in la 3
lil. hnstfcly loof the art. 1'iUeJ nni stalnul
fabrics niaJe to leak as coed us no *
Work proinptlv done nnd < lelirereJ ia all
parts of iho country Send for urlca list.
U A. MAOHAN. - - PHOPKIETOa
Q Broadway , Near Sortb' e t ra Iap > 5
Cucscic. IluUKfi. lot * .
SEC TIIS5
PHICF.S roil MEAT :
Tney are for CA II O.M.V ut SlKscnexpoiir's
Marlot'J33 IlroidHay , Council iilufls.
Oloomarzarme and Itultorlnr. ir.c ,
Atthffco prices It will p iv you lolmy foi
cash only utME > CHKNIyl E' .Moat Market
vvlipre you can always get Hie best of me it.
r PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Fcau-cl proposals will be received by tlie un-
afr.lL-iieU until ir ju'cloul. p. in , , October'1st
IbJi for Kradais :
Vmion strt-til from S4lh fctrpol to tlie wen
Unu of tbe adey in block JL Wllcox'sSnd addi
tion , In ttiecit ) of Onialia. In ucuordutiue with
li piaui and kpvclflcallons on llleln the oiuce ol
the board of public vrorKs.
> lilds ui U > made on printed ulnnk <
furulslied liy ihe board nud Ui buaccomoanloii
b > H certified uhock Intliubiiin of f" > 9 , pay
able lo the oily of Umahu , as un evidence ol
PCX HI fault.
Tlie board reserves the rlht to re Joel an ;
or all bld , and to wnlv M defacifc.
nd P W. UlItKllAUSKIl.
at Chnlrman lioarl of Public A\urks
Omaha , Neb , October < tb , ItfXi oT > b-H-U
She is afraid
to use Pearline. She admits that
it will do just what is claimed for it ,
that it will save her time , take away
the drudgery , and do the work bet
ter ; hut she argues that , if it does
all this , it must ruin the clothes.
It's a poor argument. Because
the dirt is loosened and separated
and brought out , why need harm
come to the fabric that holds
x/\ it ? It's a. delicate matter to
\ arrange but Pearline
does it. All its imitators
would like to know how. Hundreds of millions of packages
of Pearline have been ircd by millions of women. If it had
been dangerous to anything it would have died long ago.
Peddlers and some unscrupulous proccrs v * ill tell yoa.
"this it as good as" or "the tame as 1'cathnc " IT'S
_ _ _ FA1 SE Pearline never j .Jdlrd , if j our priH.tr sends
you an Sm.tatioti. be huncst imJ is fact. 5 JAMES l Yl.i , New Yotk.
WELL BRED , SOON WED"GI RLSWHO USE
Are Quickly Married Try it on year next
House-Cleaning.
Twin City Steam Dye Works
\ IMi > n > PIU ron
DYSING , CLEAN1STG- AND RSFINISKING
OF GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omaha Office , 13-1 r.-irnain St ; Telentiono 1VJ1. f'OUQCI ! 13iu'fs ' Offio and 'Work
Cor. Ave. A and 2'ith ' St. . Tulo-ihono 310. . Soad for v-ircuiais and pnoo list.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The w int al vertisa ne n * .ippMnn ; In 11
new piper are often tlie IUD-.I Inere = iin2
part of its contents. Tn y u\prc s the nr ent
needs , the dally wihoot the people who
want so i ethius and who arc nilun : to do
tomcthlnz.
WANTEfl. coocl slrl for general lie rework
: il n i Glen avenun.
\ \ ; ANTCU Coinpelent crl for cooer.il
housework. li2 Soulb ? uventli street.
WANTED A thonmililv co ijieleut sirl :
most be n coo J cook Inqulrou * Mrs W.
A. Maurer. Ml Seconi nvvnur
T\TAMED I'lacn us nurse pin : can : he
'i tool relercni'es. Augusta llaiiianu , "Dl
Harrison ttrect.
HOUSES AND
GUKEN HinLUS. XKM10I.SON i CO. are
alwivreadv and yver ulillns tohow
oropcrlj ; ries alVTajs on hind. Uo and M-O
llicin.
FAHM atiJ citv loins. MOIK'J loani'J on
tocU nid criln. Itpii fsntc for TB.
Dnellln. ind business rtnlals. Munev lo.inol
for lee il Investois. tiouee .C Toanp.'JJi foil I
Fult " "M. Desirable re-idniK'9 iiionertv
on Park a vc. All modern Itnuruvenjents.
14 rooms , one liloct from motor ; t bargain if
takeral once , easy iuymt.-n : < or tra lu E 11.
Sheafe.
If" von cnnl to rent n house c-e Urceinhields.
Niehci'ona
FOR TKADE-L-itids In Grcely WIUHIV uid
Cuitci counlj' . .Nell. , for sto W of jetto.ry.
orsans. furniture or bu lnes property in
Council lilufls. E.H.Sheife.
p KEEXSH1EI.D5. NICHOLSON .V CO. h vo
vTtlie largest llsl of properly of any firm in
Hie city
FOK "ALU Choi"cst farm In 1'oitairatti-
meOo. . < U acre ? , wall lo - iled an 1 Im
proved I'rkc 113 an acre. 1111 bliuafc.
II YOU have mylliln for silo or trade sos
E. II. She fe , ItroaJwayand Muri streot.
FOit PAI.E On smi 1 payinenis. fruit ana
garden iau I neir Uouncil UliiiTs 11 H.
fcheafe. Hroidwiy and ( lain street -
IP Yiit" nsnt to lie ir lutiiutlilnsr nc' reir.inl-
ms iejl esiulo see Uiccnsliulds. N
4. t'o.
' '
POR'nXc'HANGn Hotel atnl icsliunnl
l at sbuberu Neb , , and Hi lot : In
Denver. Colo. : mil excnin o for clear No-
br § .ia l-.nJ K. H Slie.ife.
ITyou want to buy a nouso see Clrfc
Ni liolsun & Lo.
VC\ \ ACHE T irtn ' lth Imurovonicnt * . five
OUn.ilo north of On in ! ! llliilfi ; itjun : .cro :
u pna [ > o trzalri H. n snetfe.
VV'ANTh.D Xu raskalanl In cx n.uise for
' i eooJ wor'.v linr.B * IZ. II Sliejfa
rjRE'KVMELDJ. Niciioi-toN A. co nnvj
V- * many bir Kiii ! lu iiiproved Jnd v.caut
properv vvn ch they would bo pleased to
} uu.
OALi : UK iXOHANGKiaer : ruii-ii In
> 'Wbi'oltiri'oiiniy. Nab \Vllltako mcrelian-
dlsa H. II. bno < ilu.
\\T AMJOD 4. UO. have somoof tin. lines t
'I ifnrini la koulbuaclern Iowa for jlc.
Call und tee u > 62j M.ilu stieft-
11" you have a IKIU&O lo rcnt.eo tircon lilold .
Mclior.on & . Oo.
AHAItGA1N. 1 i-aere fruit and gnidcn trad
2'i miles from puswnice. ' . " , ncres in srapcs
H acre In lilU'-UOeriJei. liij apple \ rec5
plum trees . /iclitrry trees. d n.llni , stable ,
etj. I'rlce t iOOAW No trade. 1II. . r-hcufe.
TP Yol' want ui buy a lot itee Ureonshlclds ,
' jlsuniCo
$ ' 00 IT.K MONTH rents u = < u i A-rnuin
dwelilus on A enueC near -Slti ttrtoi i : .
11. fcheafe.
- | CJ acre improved farm In Mills countfa. .
-LI.1 ? . * < per ut'rti ; ftlkMl'0 at pi'ij h.'iucrbb Im
proved in 1'nituwuMcuile county. t-J ; biia.s
, Van Pattun.
/ 1UICN IUKU > S. NICHOLSON A. ( O. at.
\J w jys have snaps oa hand for conserv atlvt
loretiois.
_
DOVT liuy propiTly ill ) you Imve kvuu
OrfuiulilulJt. .Nioljolhon A. Co.
KKRVaillKLUS. NICHOLSON A. CO loul
t.luto and ruutal agealk. Oil llw.iy.O ,
l.
L1T your property wllh men who ru > l e K
it ; 1 1 It tsje OreamhlBldt. Mc.'luii un A Oa
GREEXs'HELO ? , MOUOUfON A.turetlii
leading ro il eil.ito Uua.or. uf I'ounul
liluITs. , - 'U tbuui when ; ou want any thin ; .
DON'T force * , that ( irtfnililoidr A Meliot
son urp rinK 111 the middlu of tl.c line
luri'tkt llsi of properly of any d dlir Ip ihi
/ 1OMC and lake one of ( ircentliiuldh. Nl Uol
WM > u' rl s.-ind laktju rJUeomr Uie elty ; 1
fo > t you nothing.
1 I1 you waul Ui liuy Und see tirvuuahitililc
Mtboitou & . Cj.
SP COUNCILNOTICES
COUNCIL BLUrFS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rriOItl.rllote. . witn furniture antf iix-
. -L1 ture > . ii rojiu-s u tru. of. 1'rlov l&'iH.
i ' Located In Douglas fi-mtx. I ) illy rccelpta.
ffl , Itive-ilguto at 0111.0. _ H jjfchMfe.
| I f \IMl.\liK remoiod. rcm-prxils. vaults nnd
. * ( liliniit' ) olu in l. 1II. . Huritu. City Itldg.
I71OK FM.K Clean stoci : hiri : ire , well es-
1 InbllsliP I lrr.1e. Invoice about f 1.QJ1. Good
eat-on for-'illnj. T.Ttn < c < sii E. . Sliu&fe.
FOR SAIjK Furniture. flMnres andleHHOot
tlie tartrt'st aim finest hotel Iu southern
Nebraska. All modern linproveinonts ele-
sniit furniture. Net profits ilOOJOO per an-
mini : liullaiiu uenlj built : no competition.
J'r.o- . .oo n , , balf ca > li. K. 11. Sheafe , Council
Ilu2 . Iu.
"IT'Ol ! M.E Creamery o itOteomprls'lns 23-
JIi p ( Kit or. in-h p. engine , i Do Lavello
scpirator-2croarn v it > , Jfi .tiloiis nch : nsh
cliurn.uJ > ; a'Uns ; uowei tmtior worKer. batui
Bcilt-s. vvi-'clit cm. v iter tinK aod otuer
futures. Will tell clieip for cash or trade
for I m ' . K. H lle ife.
iroltAl.E -A coed miloli con Prlca
J- Will t ike iJij lorsamuln carpenter vtork.
l. < ; oii , irt Everett.
"IAH5 AI.i-A food I > onv ; HI"--IH | about 603
iponndR. . for 3-4'J IHI \Vi i taUc- pay for sauio
in carjU'iiH'i AtorK. I. ' 'on irJ Ev 'ittt.
Lon -\I.J-A : svi. . . . Inns" ai.d pharlou.
-L W A. \\.od \ Co , . ' . .I' M.I n street.
DANCtNO SCHODL.
Af'NDA\ It A pjrois. cli. ( lien 4p
l' m alii'ls. ' 7'J'p m --o-'uis ' second aud
fimiili M ind'iy- p. iu Muskfu rnlslied oar-
ties and clnhi Addles * al R A Parlors ,
Coiiiu-il IJhifls. 01 itiSI 1 urnam st. Oicalia. W.
K. I'liamuors. Insiriiclur.
I
TO THE OWNERS OP ALL LOTS
AND PARTS OF LOTS OX DECA-
TUn STRKETPROM27TH STREET
TO 2ml STIsr.ET AND INTER
SECTING STKKPJTS :
VDII are bcrcby notilkMl tlmt Die under-
sl.nrd. thieodUintrested frretio ders of tbo
i-IH of OnuliH , Imve bucii duly appiinlt < d by
the major nli ihe appruva ot thu olty
couiifli of tild oily , to asi-i < the damairo lo
ihe owners respvcilvo'y ' of llio pmpcrtjr
utto ted u > the chun.'o of crude of Docalur
htreel. from 'Ji'lti to . ' .HI , stnxiw nnd intcrsBct-
1114 stit'Cts. ill rlare.1 nei-ussrfrv uj orillnanca
.NiiiiiLur 11K. pascdepl. . ' 'ith. IbJJ. iind ap-
provcil M-pi isrd I ri
You art- funnel not finJ. th it Iriviu ? ae-
ri'iiled i ilil uupolutinent. anu iluly < | iiniltlcil
ui > iccinlrpdbj law we will , ou Uio Iblh il ty of
O.tober. A. It. lh9A at Iho hour of Ilirco
o'clock In llio uf mi inon , at lliootllcoof ( loo. ,1.
Paul. 1 ( > 'i" ) riiiiiin street , Ituin Ilia
c-orporme liinllnt siid city , moot for llio
puriio-e of consider ni an I making the
asimeiilof ( liuiii.-c : 10 ilia t > u tiers rospeci-
v < -lj of f.ild ptopcrty. airoot' " ! U > - K.I Id rluu u
of uradc. t > k us Into tvtibldi ration ( .pcclal
Li-nellls If any.
Yon .ire notille.1 to bu pres'su * nt the tlmn
and plaoti uni" ld. and nuilto IIJIJT o jectlon *
lo ur titiiiuntcuncernln , ' bifU nsAU i
of damage * us v on may cuni-ldt-r pruptr.
UBJ. J PA I I. .
\VM. 0 hlllCIVKR.
JA.SrotlCDALE. .
Omulia. Xcb . October Cm , ivji O'uUt.
lh lor IJi tni Mrct-i linjiriiioiiirnt
llnniU.
bids markel "propo il for dlstr ct
urc'tM improve iifnt bonds ' will bv received ut
IbcodlLeof diutity treasurer. Uimiba. Neb.
upUi U o'clofi ; noon of I Hi < l iv of O tobcr.
l .rj , for llio ; ) jr.-lm > u of { iil.XlilU illsulcl
btrcm improvumeul ltrjud uf llio city ot
Umalia. .Neb.
hal i IKJII Ji. siitill ha d-itol Outohcr si , Wi ; ,
ana shall bu payable In fnjinonu touluoyuari
nflcr Die duto thereof , uith Inlcrcst nl Urn
rule of j prr cent p r unnuin p lyaUlu annually
ly-
Princtpil nml Interast pnyabluiit Kounwu
Ilro . . Next Vor' .
Hald bouJs hliall IHJ of tlio ilenomlnatlon ot
l. > i.U' ' . i 4) nd
Euoh bid mui > l ki4io pr cc and aino nit
M > ulit ; for n n i Ineludj u uruccl lntori > t lu
tlalu of ilt-llvory at U.nalia. Nuo.
The uxlil 1 > re rteJ tuitilusl an ; and all
blus.
inidfr cliarter power of fillefc of llrj
lielrojio Han c. a. Jan. I or.lluinca Na JJJI , ap >
provcxl Efptoiuuer luiu. , fji
llKNin' HOLLV.
h"lal7t City treasurer ,
| -r. > ji iul < lur Dutricl lirnliiii ; MiiniU ,
.ct.ilud bids m.irltod propoiil * lcirdl irU-t
crad utf Iwidh" u.tt ue i cj vo.l uv thccltr
lie uri-rK < lll . .iiinuliii , .Nul ) . , up to l.'o'clwk
noon of tuu lull dity of ui-to ur. itJi. for llio
j'ureiiaM ! uf $ * s IMUJdutrlct pridln , ' uondk of
tliDflty of um ilia , .Nun.
Saul uoadbbhail l > u dalud O-tober Ut , Mi ,
unu b ill l > u ] iity biu < n fr mono to nine j furs
after iliu dale theriHjf with nu-ri-.t ut Iho
rail ) nl pur ii'Ul per annum piyablu ann -
n u al y.
Prluclpal tud Intern. l payable nt Kountta
llrov. Nevt VorU. aU lioaili iball booflha
dimoiuiu itlou of t.uAiU'J , ixHiOJ auJ ilW.UJ
uaeli.
I'.icli bid inukt htito pr co unJ amount
fcp-jvhl for und IIICKIIU nut rue 1 interest to
date old wi very at Unialu , .Niu Die rl lil U
r Mirvo < l to r j Jl any and all liMs. Uiueil
uiavreliuir : poAertif o tie of ihumelr pul-
itaii ui M and urd nanco .NO JAu , approve !
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IIKNUV IIOLLN.
city Tnu utt > c.