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TTIE OMAHA DAILY ftEE : TITl SD Y , JATSTATlV 10 , 1893. 8 THE DAILY BEE t'Ol'NClT.ULUFPH NO. 12 I'KAIlh STUKCT. Delivered 1 > y carrier to nny part of the city II. W. TII/TOX , - MANAOKIt. 3F.LF.P1IOM.S f I Hmliiww Kgl. | | , r. < lltor Office J5O No. < S JMMJ/t .1/K.VT/O.V. N. Y. PlmnliliiRCo ! Council Muffs I/jmrer Co. Coal Mr , nml Mrs. H. II. Vnnllruut entertained a party of friends last evening. Tlio ladles of thn ConercBatlonal church will given MH-I : | In the church parlors tomorrow - morrow evening. A number of young men nro making nr- rnngumcntft for n party tomorrow evening t tiltHoynl Arcanum parlors. .Tohn H. Vlumcr Is being mentioned as a l > o.sslllc ) candidate for alderman In the L'hlrd ward at thu earning spring election. The stock of dnit-'s of M. 1 . Kills will lw > wild nt auction next Saturday to satisfy the claim of the mortgagee , John Peter. Urgular HOftslon of Harmony chapter. No. S3 , Order of Kastern Stars at Masonic torn- , pin this evening. Visiting members cor dially invited. Hy order of worthy matron. Miss Miigglo Kemp rntortained a party of friends at the homo of her parents , Mr. and Mrs , W It. Kemp , on South Seventh street , Monday evening , in honor of her 17th birth day.Thn Thn Jury In thorax" of Oruneger against tlm Little Hock Lumber company , which was tried in tlio superior court Monday , ixturned a verdict yesterday for { 35.-IO in favor of the plaintiff. t'nlty flulld will meet In regular session this aftciiiooii at iM'J ) at the rcsldrnco of Mis. Adams on Cook nvrimo. It will bo the llfth anniveru.try of the guild , and ti largo attendance is rcijucsted. Tin1 rasn of .f. W. Hodefer against 1J. Grahl was tried before .ludgo Mcco ! yesterday. Thn plaintllT bought up a claim of & ! . 'i ( ) from it , L , Williams for work on a house belong ing to ( Irahl at Hlair. Neb. Mrrrlago licenses were Issued yesterday to the following parties : Oeorgo S. Haker nnd Ilortha prNc.lson of Pottawattamlo county , William P. Dlnwlddie of Macedonia and Marcia R ( Iregory of Living Spring. A. U. Walker sneil out a writ of attach ment In the superior court yesterday to sat isfy a claim of $171) ) for rent on his building between Main and Pearl streets , eceupled by I-1 W. KltzenholT as a tailor shop. Mrs. .1. ( ! . Wadsworth lias issued invita tions for n musical recital at the- First Pres byterian church Saturday evening , She will bo assisted by Mrs. Planck , pianist , of Lin coln , and Mr. J. II. Simmd , accompanist , of this city. Ttio will of the late O. W. Chamberlain , made in 18 ? ' . ) , has been Illed for probate wltb the county clerk. It gives all the property of the deceased to Mrs. Chamberlain , with the request that in the event of her being married again , she shall deed It to her chil dren. The council has decided to place an arc electric light at the corner of Pearl street and Broadway , and the members of the com mittee on lights were looking around yester day afternoon to llml a location for a pole in order to light up the Fourth street tower as well ( is possible. Thomas Walsh was arrested at 2 o'clock yesterday morning while trying to put up a couple of pairs of gloves at n hotel on Hroad- way , In payment for a night's lodging. Ho was slated with being a fugitive from jus tice , and an effort will be made to llml where ho stole the gloves. Itev Smyth , the now pastor of St. Francis Xuvlcr Catholic church , is Issuing invita tions to the "Month's Mind" of the late llov. Father McMcnomy , which will bo held In honor of bis memory at the church at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning , February I. The invitations will bo sent to the priests of the various parishes throughout Iowa ami Nebraska. > UIIKA.T Mimvivruii CMCAHING .SAM- : . Tin ; Hoston Store. Great midwinter ' wile clout'lnff com mences Saturday , January 21st , and will cuntinuu for eight days. Store will bo doped all day FRIDAY making preparations and marking down goodH for the greut t < nlo. Watch the dully papers for a list of IH'lcCH. BOSTON STORE. FOTIIUKINCHIAM , WllITKLAW & CO. , Council Bluffs , la. The Know and eoTd weather does not diminish the demand for acreage In the Klein tract , UJ miles east of the post- ulllcu ; ItOO acres yet for bale in from one to len ncro tracts , suitable for fruit .and garden. Day & Hess , agents , JlU Pearl btreet. I'KKAO.V.lI'AKAllll.ll'IIH , Warren W Wolfe of St. Louis- at the Grand. Miss Klla Luster and her mother have been spending the last few week in Eureka Springs , Ark. , where the latter Is receiving treatment for cancer. A letter received from a friend hero yesterday announces that Mrs. Luster is rapidly Improving , and that the prospects for her llnal recovery are much better than when she loft Council Bluffs. John K. Abies has been appointed to repre sent Iowa in the department of science and phllofjophy In the World's congresses , to be held In Chicago at thu time of the Columbian exposition. Mr. Ahlos is un enthusiastic rationalist mid has spent much time and thought along these lines , and the appoint meat is a recognition highly complimentary Now that diphtheria IB prevalent in Council Bluffs and Omaha every family hlmuld bo provided with Dr. Jolleris' in fallible diphtheria preventive and euro. It win bo had of Council Bluffs drug gists or at 2101 Cumins street , Omaha. For worming guest chambers , bath rooms , etc. , our gas heaters arc just what you want. Look at thorn. Clean , convenient , cheap , C. 13. Gas and Elec tric Light Co. Coal and wood ; best and cheapest Miw-ouri hard wood in the eltv ; prompt delivery. II. A. Cox , No. 4 > fain. .1. II. 1C. Clnrkr'H Condition. J. H , 13. Clarke , the manager of the C.ir- Iwn Coal company , left hero several weeks f.go for Topcka , Kan. , In search of health. Ho had been a sufferer from a severe attack of IJright'.s disease fora long time and his physicians Informed hint that nothing but snccdy death cculd bo expected If ho stayed in Council Bluffs. Ho accordingly went to Kansas , thinking that perhaps ho might be benclUed by spending a winter in a milder climate. A letter recently received by Mrs. Clarke , who Is still In this city , states that his physicians have only given him only three Weeks to live at the outside , and that death is very likely to occur before the expiration of that time. This will bo sad uows to the many fi lends of Mr. Clarke and wlfo In this rtty. UK > Koal-Spar ! A 2. > o pack-ago wives 2. " > per cent of your coal hill , besides other comforts , and is biilllelunt to treat tine ton. For mlo by Jaiu < on & Gregg , No. ! I7J Pearl street. Do you Hinuku ? Have vou tried T. D. King & Co.'s Purtagas ? It'i a charmer. Jiibt light one. Crown and other pianos. Crown and other organs. At Bourieius' , 110 StutMmm street. "All' Nut UiililTlml ClIttiTH. " For a dime any druggist will sell a package nf diamond gold paint , and It's a fair sized package , too. With this gas tlxtures , lamps mid ninny other things can bo brightened up i.ml wonderfully improved. .Tho diamond liver , copper , and bronze paints are also vfry extensively uscd.nmny finding diamond paintIng - Ing very pluaaaut thc.no loug January Sacrifii * ofa Child by a Careless Mother Prevented - vented by the Law , * WILLING THAT HER BABE SHOULD MARRY Ton Young to Ho Tnkrn to the ( Jlork'n Oilier Humor That the .Mother Mat Married tlm Itrldegrr.om.Klrct to Hold Him. That any full-grown woman In the United States should wish her daughter to mairy at the ago of ll..years seems i.omewlml Mr.ingc , but that It Is a fact ! . shown by a little occurrence at the court house a day or two ago , A man who represented himself as a resident ol the bottoms presented himself at the office ol the county clerk and requested a narrlagc license. Ho was accompanied by a woman who said she was the mother ot the jlrl , and would vouch for the fact that the jrldo would not object tu the Issu ing of a license In her absence \Vllen asked how old the bi-ido was IIP replied that she was Hi years old. She was Informed that , no license could be Issued for the marriage of any one under 14 years of ige. The woman could not understand why It was that the county authorities would step In and prevent her , her daughter , the young man ami all the other Interested par ties from carrying out their wishes in the matter. They left the court house in high dudgeon and it is reported , although the re port Is not vouched for to a certainty , that the mother of the bride-expectant got re- \eiigoontlio hard hearted deputy clerk by going to Omaha and marrying the young man herself. < : ICIAT .Mii > uiMia : CMAKIN : < : SAI.I : . The Huston Sturr. Great midwinter eleurinp ; Kilo eom- indices Snturdiiy , . .Innuury1st , and will continue for oio-ht dtiyn. Store willbo oloMHl all day FRIDAY making prt'purutioiiH and marking down goods for the { jreat sale. AVuteh the dully puiicrs for u list of priced. BOSTON STORE. ForilCHINUHAM , "U'lUTKi-AW & Co. , Council BlulTs , In. Atom Jury Drawn , The county clerk , sheriff and auditor met yesterday afternoon and drew the following grand and petit juries for the February term of court , ' which commences at Avoca on the Dtb : Grand Jury H. H. Morris , Center : Thomas Morris , Valley ; F. Lowe , Carson : F. M. Ap- plcgate. James ; J. L. Fetter , Belknap ; C. F. movers , Kuox ; W. A. McOrew , Macedonia ; C. W. Merrill. Lnyton : O. M. Putnam , Grove ; James Boiler , Wright : Andy McCormick - Cormick , Lincoln ; John Potter , Pleasant. Petit .lury Dominick Gross , Pleasant : J. G. Ruckle , Kuox ; J. K. Patton , Macedonia ; S. H. Albright , Wright : Amos Poland , ICnos ; C. 10. Dcnton , Grove : S. M. Rogers. James ; A. L. FrUell , Center : F. F. Perrv. Carson ; S. M. Hutzell , Knox ; H. C. Hough. Vallev ; Kims Taylor , Lay ton i W. P. Rhodes , J. W. Hamilton. K. P. Uenton , Belknap ; John Al- breeht. Pleasant ; C. C. Mccley , Waveland : C. W. Hooker. Cat sou : Max Rclmcrs. Lin coln ; R. F. Walker. Valley ; O. H. Tilton , Layton : Abe Smith , Grove ; Joe McCaulcy , Knox ; Thomas Brock , James. Knperlmrnts. Prof. John Reynolds , the well known mesmerist , gave olio of his performances at the opera house last evening. The audience had been led to expect something Interesting , if not strictly scientific , and it was not dis appointed , The professor was considerably hampered at first by a lack of subjects , The people in the audience seemed to bo afraid of W'ustlng themselves In his power for fear of something happening that would destroy their dignity. There was nothing in any of his tests , however , that would shock oven a sensitive person and that fact was Impressed upon the observers as the exhibition went on. There were several subjects whom ho brought under partial control , but there worn only two or three with whom the results were perfectly satisfactory. Those few , howover. ho used at his own sweet will , making them give exhibitions of roller skating , carry babies , see snakes without the aid of liquor of any kind , talk through imaginary tele phones , and do numberless other things which" to the audience were ridiculous enough , but were plainly matteisof the great est importance to the subjects. One of the most interesting , feats was the flglit of J. J. Corbett , alias Bruce Welkcr , with Peter Jackson's shadow , which resulted disas trously to Mr. Corbett , and when Mr. Weluer announced himself as a candidate for mavor of Council Bluffs on the prohibition ticket there was a sensation. Altogether the en tertainment was highly satisfactory , and If the building had been heated so that people could have doffed their wraps there would have been nothing to llnd fault with. Wanted Cash offer for ten shares Citlx.en'H State bank stock. Must be sold. Address E. A. Sheafo. llliillltrs Convicted. John Ponder of this city and a young rrun named Plumb were arrested hero about three months ago on the charge of receiving and hiding a lot of goods that had been stolen from a tailor's shop at Clarinda. They were tiled for the crime at Clarinda on Tuesday , and "Officers Murphy and Wlatt attended the trial as witnesses , returning yesterday. Both of them were found tote to huvo been implicated in the matter , and Plumb was found guilty and given a heavy jail sentence. Pouiter's attorneys entered a plea of Insanity In behalf of their client , and , after an examination by ( be commis sioners of Page county , was ordered taken to the state Institution at Clarinda for treat ment. , " 31.ll.lVWUS1.Y VXTHtti : . " American KxprrKH OnlvlaU Drny that the Company U llelniKohlicil. . NEW YOHK , Jan. 18. Officials of the Amer ican Express company pronounce "glaringly untrue and malicious" the published state ment that the company is being systemati cally robbed. Assistant Superintendent Mundlosald : "The Informant of the morn ing paper which published the article to that effect produced a copy of the monthly circular Issued by the company on January 1 as continuing bis story , which circular contains a list ot the addresses of 1H packages - ' ages and their contents , under the caption of 'Lost. ' These lists are published monthly for tho-solo purpose of locating shipments which are astray in most cases , by reason of the address having become detached and covering thn shortage reported by our 11,000 offices , and not in Now York City only. Nearly , if not all , of them are speedily re covered when the information contained In the circular reaches our agents. Wo have not had a theft In Now YorkC ity within the last seven months , and , therefore , have had no occasion to call In the assistance of Super intendent Byrnes , nor have wo done so , nor have wo any employe in our service la this city whoso integrity wo have the slightest reason to doubt. " Mo onieiiti of Ocean Steamers January 1H. At Lizard Passed Swlbcrt , from Phila delphia for Antwerp. At Genoa Arrived Columbia , from New York. At Bremen Arrived Heligoland , from Baltimore. At Boston Arrived Markomannla , from Hamburg. At New York Arrived Majestic and Germanic , from Liverpool , anu Anchoria , from Glasgow. I.aillen'Ono Hundred anil iilitcentliSiici-e : 9. The Uullcs' Musical society gave its 118th muidcule at Ford & Clu-irlton's music hall last evening , the program being furnished by thu Phllomena quartet of this city. If the patronage had been in proportion to the merit of the entcrtulmcnt every scat in the hall would have been occupied , but what was wuutiug in numbers was partially nUmed for by the rnthu.tlasth1 encores which greeted cvcr > number ot the program. The quartet sang at 'their best and the solo numbers were also well received The quartet sung three selections and responded to as many encore * and oMIss Clarkson and Miss BIMi'ip were hcaid In two solo numbers each. The next muslcale of the society will be given some time In February. The meeting of th'oso Interested In Miss Clary's prospective school of music , which was to have been held In Judge llopowcll' * court room yesterday , was jiostponed , as several members of the committee were out of town. The meeting will bo called some time next wec.t , GOING INTO GHAND HAHBOB. to the Contention of Slrnmlmnt Ciiptnlii * nml I'llut * . Captain George A. Pease utul Cnptnln J. W. Hrown of I'ortlituil , Ore. , were at the Murray today. They tire on their way to Washington , D. O. , to attend the "grand harbor" of the Hrotherhood of .Steamboat Pilots anil Captains. "Our lodges are called harbors , " said Cap tain Pease , "and our grand lodges , such as this to which we are now going , are called grand harbors. There will bo something like fifty delegates at the grand harbor and aside from the election of officers wo will discuss needed changes In the navigation regulations.1' "What arc some of the changes desired by your fraternity f" "We feel the need of more uniformity In the interpretation of national regulations of the steamboat traffic by the government In spectors. Many of the regulations are not interpreted the same way at different points throughout the country , and this makes trouble for us when we ohaniro from one locality tn another , or when the inspectors are shifted from place to place. " Captain I'case is the oldest steamboat cap tain on the Columbia river , having been en gaged hi that business and In the wcrk of a pilot for over forty years. He says there are about WO boats doing business on the Columbia and Willamette rivers In the dis trict of Portland. Captain Pease is at pres ent following thi ) business of a stcamshh ) pilot. IIo conducts ocean stcatners from Portland to the port at the mouth of the Columbia river , a distance of nearly 100 miles. Thcro are also bar pilots , who make a business of bringing the ships in from sea anil turning them over to the river pilots. Captain JJrown is in the employ of the government at present and has been for some time. He is superintending the build ing of a large jetty at the mouth of the Columbia. "We will probably complete the jetty in another year , " said Captain'Brown when asked about the progress of the work. "It will he about live miles long. The jetty con- tines the water on one side only , for the other side Is a steep , rocky bluff sufficient of Itself to hold the water In a narrow chan nel.Vo have deepened the water twelve feet since beginning. It is now thirty feet at the point where It needed deepening. At the outer end of the Jetty the bottom of the river's mouth drops off suddenly to a depth of over sixty feet , so that I thmic there will be no danger of heaping up the sand that the current washes out by the process of deepen ing. " _ Sl'.tJtKN OF Sl'Olt'f. Skiitlni ; Toimmmrnl Opened. UKn HAN-K , N. .I.lau. 18. The llrst annual skating carnival held by the North Shrews bury Tie Yacht club took place on the Shrewsbury river today. The races were open to all amateurs throughout the country. The feature of the day was the two-mile handicap In which the fol lowing were starters : Joseph F. Donoghue , Manhattan Athletic club , New York , and Howard Mosher , scratch ; Clarence Clarke , l.V ) yards ; Kd Tappc , 'JOO yards ; J. C. Hcmmcnt , IJOO yards ; Charles Lappe , GOO yuris. Donoghtio began to leave Mosher and pick up the leaders from the start , and before finishing the llrst mile had obtained thu lead. He then began widening the distance be tween the skaters and finished the race about 200 yards In the lead. His time for the first and second miles , which were -f ! : > 0 and 0:03 : M.r seconds , breaks the American record. Charles T ippo was second , his time being 0:11 : 3-5 seconds. Whorl Club Smoker. Another enjoyable "smoker" was given In the Omaha Wheel club house last night. It was the most successful yet given. From early in the evening until the hour for dis persing the club house was crowded. Every body was in a Jovial mood and the evening slipped away most pleasantly. In the re freshment room there was a spread that would have sent a thrill through a Bohem ian's heart. Littering the table in dazzling perfuslou were delicious bolognes , with mustard , cold ham , pickles , and all the dainties known and appreciated in Bohemia. Besides , there- was plenty of Germany's , beverage. Up stairs picturesque corn cob pipes were produced , and their incense , puffed from half a hun dred lips , filled the'buildlng with sweet per fume. Of course , plenty of good stories were told under the Inspiration of the en livening surroundings. The evening's musical program consisted of selections by the Sutorius Mandolin club aud the Hiawatha Mandolin club of Kansas City. Harry V. Burkley sang the armour er's song from "Uobln.Hood. " Prof. Higolotto and Mr. Diffcn contributed to the entertain ment. Close of till ) Cnrhett Sale. New YOIIK , Jan. 18. The second day's sale of the California trotting stock owned by William Corbott of San Mateo , Cal. , was begun this morning. The best sales were : Kupco , brown stallion , 18S7 , by Guy Wilkes-Sablo Hayward , Walter U. Wil- letts , Koslyn , U. 1. , * 'J,000. T.ou Wilkcs , bay filly , 1SSO , by Sable , WIlkes-HInda Wilkcs. record of 3l0f ; ! at 8 years at Stockton , Cal. . to J. II. Schultz , S-J.OOO. Ulo Wilkcs , black nily , 18S8 , by Guy Wilkcs-Sable , record " : ijiat ; Independence , la. ; H. S. Henry of the King Valley stud farm , Morrlsvlllo , Bucks county. Pa. , $5,000. Vida Wilkcs , chestnut mare , 1888 , by Gvy Wllkes-Vixen , with record of ii:18' : ; ; Henry Pierce , Santa Itosa , Cal. , $11,000 This closed the offers from the stable. Thcro were twenty-seven horses sold today for a total of $4lt ! > ( U , an average of f llG7.'J."i , The total amount for the sixty-nine horses In the stable was lor > , Ml ( , an average of $1,520.13. Ti'xun Niitlmml Spurt. FORT WOUTII , Tex. , .Tan. 18. The five days cocking main between chickens of Spollmen of Kansas City and Nichols of this city opened this afternoon for $1,000 a side. There were seven fights , of which four were won by the Fort Worth birds. lliialnes * Trim tiled. DAM.is , Tex. , Jan. 18. Bank Examiner Stone today , at the request of the directors and stockholders of the Bankers and Mer chants National bank of this city , took charge and closed the doors of that Institu tion. The liabilities of the bank deposits and rediscounts amount to fMXX ) ( ) and its assets to ? .V.H,000. It was organl/ed in 1MK ) with a capital stock of Stfoo.ooo. about half of which Is held in Kentucky. The bank this evening secured money to liquidate the de posits and rediscounts. Never defer a vital matter. A cough shouldn't bo neglected when Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure It at once. Dr. llrlgKH Cane Anln. | NEW VOIIK , Jan. 18. The Brlggs prosecut ing committee considered this afternoon the question of un appeal from the vote of the New York presbytery acquitting Dr. Brlggs of the charge of heresy aud adjourned with out reaching a decision , WHEN EATING becomes troublesome , di- t'edtiun definitive , sleeping un impossibility , tippetlto const ? , tulio Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. It acts like a charm unU tustes splendid. Bo sure to get Iho "fjunulno" which must hnvo the eignatuiouf "Johunn IlolV'on the neck of overv bottle , tind titko no substitute. Use Johunn HolT'a Mult Bonbons for Sere Throat , Coughs , Colds. SUFFERING FROM 'THE COLD Much Iltmlsuip Occasioned Uyitho Low Tern- pcraturo Througliot't | Europe. VILLAGES RAIDED BY FAMISHED WOLVES Berlin Itepnrt * a Terrlhlr 'Htulo ofAtTrtlrn 'TliuiKiiiiilii Out "f iinpln : > 'inent mill In .Need ot 1'iind Tulrn of Woo from ItuiiVrt , BKIU.IX , Jan. 18. The cold throughout Europe - rope continues to be Intense. In this city the cold is very severe. The bodies of three persons who had been frozen to death were found on the streets today. Navigation has been suspended on the HI bo and Hamburg ship owners have or dered their vessels to proceed to other ports. Intensely cold weather prevails through out Brandenburg and cast Russia. All the streams are frozen. The poor are suffering keenly. The de pression of trade has left tens of thousands unemployed. In Berlin alone more than 100.000 can find no employment. Horrible stories come from the remoter regions of Europe , and especially the Balkans , of death and suffering caused by the severity of the winter. In Kervla the wolves have abandoned the forests and prowl alxmt the streets In towns and villages In search of prey. A young man was devoured by wolves in the suburbs of Belgrade , and the animals have actually ap peared in the streets of the city. la Montenegro packs of wolves have at tempted to enter the sheep folds , refusing to retreat when fired upon by the peasantry. Dispatches from KussH state that there Is great suffering In the provinces where the famine prevailed last year , the people having been too much weakened by their former sufferings to make sufficient provision for food and fuel for the winter. In Russia , also , the wild animals , made desperate by hunger and cold , have Invaded the villages and devoured both human beings and do mestic animals. Slitmlng I'lll'loilHl.v In SAVANNAH , Ga. , Jan : IS. Snow bepan fallIng - Ing at S o.clock this morning and at (3 ( o'clock was still coming down furiously. Nothing like it has ever been seen hero be fore. fore.Coi.i'Miirs Coi.i'Miirs , Ga. , Jan. 18. Karly risers today found the ground covered with snow several inches deep and a sleet falling that continued until late in the afternoon. This is the most remarkable weather In the memory of the oldest inhabitants. Snvcral 1'nople Krii/pii to Urutli. SAULsiiuar , Md. , Jan. 18. Advices from Nanticoke state that several men have been frozen to death in small canoes that were caught out and frozen in the Ice several miles from land. Several men started to walk to land before the ice was strouir enough , and were probably drowned. Three tramps were frozen to death Saturday night near Princess Anne. I. Cnimilu Coinpliili oftlm Cold , Jan. IS. Never within the mem ory of man has Canada suffered so con tinuously from cold wditjier as during the last month. For twenty-eight days the thermometer has been" below zero , some times reaching from 1 ! > = to ! > 0 = below. The suffering is great. Numbers of people have frozen to death , iucludntg' ' a man in Lewis while In his bed. Water mill I'nol I'ainlnr Thrriitrnoil. ST. Louis , Mo. , Jan. 18rTho cold weather of the past five weeks in addition to placing the city perilously near a' coal famine , threat ens to bring on a water /amlno. The higher districts of the city ; .arq , , already without water. There , is sinjH daugei ; of a famine that today a proclamation was Issued by the mayor ordering the restricted use of water. Dcrp Snow In PISE BI.UI.I , , Ark. , Jan. 18 , A terrible snow storm has been raging hero since last night , the "beautiful" being one and a half foot deep an unprecedented condition. Traftle on the Cotton Bolt road from Texas is suspended for the present. CoitnterlrltcrH Arrrstccl. ST. PAUL , Minn. , Jan. IS. A Superior , Wis. , special to the Dispatch says : Superior is the headquarters of a dangerous counter foiling gang , two of whom were arrested this morning by local officers and will bo turned over to the federal authorities. They are C. A. and Patterson Mack , father and son , the former of whom produced spurious coins , while his son passed them. H7i I Til Kit FOKRC. IS TS. XolinisIiil'H Portion Will Ho of it .Mixed Char acter Today , WASIIISOTON , D. C. , Jan. 18. For Ne braska , North and South Dakota Fair , warmer in eastern and colder in western portions tions ; southerly winds. For Iowa Fair , warmer ; southerly winds. Local Itccord. OFFICE OF THE WEA.TIIEU BUIIRAU , OMAHA , Jan. la. Omaha record of temperature and rainfall compared with corresponding day of past for years : 1803. 1 802. 1891. 1800 Maximum temperature , lee 16 = 60 = 17o Minimum tumporaturu. 03 173 aos < lo Avi > raia temperature. . . 8O no 4(0 ( 5O Precipitation T .03 .00 .00 Statement showing the condition of tcm- perature and precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1 , lb'J2. Normal temperature 153 Dcllcli'iicy for tlm day 7O Iicllulfiicy slnoo March 1 304 = Xornml precipitation 0'2 Inches Di'llclt'iicy for tlm day (12 ( Inches Di'llclcncy Mnco March 1 U.-15 Inches GEOIIOK E. HU.NT , Local Forecast Official. worrm A GUINEA A BOX. " * STILL i ! T ROLLING St. Helens , England , is the scat of a great bus > incss. incss.r ard'tnade there. They ! > arqj a specific for all1 Nervous and nil- ! Ions DUordcm arista ? from \Vrnk i > Htoniacli. impaired Plpostlon.- ! < ; ordered LJver nutl all Female ] Allmentn. - THEY AI1E COVERED WITH A TASTELESS , ANU SOLUBLE COATINQ. Of all drucrsists. Price 25 cents a boi. New York Depot..i6 < Canal St. > " g. W , PAMLE , Th Good S&ronrll&n. 20 Yeari' Eiptrlcntc. BBADKll OF DIBKA8KS OF Btl N AKII WOM1SN. J'KOPIUKTOK OF THE WOKMVB unitiiAn Disi'UN- SABY OF MKOIC1NK. lireatiho following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and Langs : Dis eases of tlic Eye and Eftr.Fltsaid Apoplexy , Heart Disease , Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint , MarvouB Doblllty , Mental Doproc- elon , Loss of Manhood , Qomlnnl Weakness. nlabetesHrlBhfslt > ease , St. Vltu1 Dancer Kheurnatlsm. Paralysis , White Swelling , Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cancoro , Tumors and Fistula In ano removed without the knlfo or drawlnc a drop of blood. Woman with her delicate orpr.ns re stored to health. Dropsy cured whhout tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. SCO to 350O forfeit for any Venereal Dla- ease i cannot euro without moroury. Tape Worms removed In two or thfoo hours , or no pay. Hemorrhoids or Mies cured. THOSK WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will eave Ufa and hundreds of dollars by calling on or mine DR. G. W. PAIIGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. i The only rhyslclan who can toll -what Mil i a pornon without aiking a question. All correspondence strictly confidential. Medloltt' ' [ Eont by express. Address all letters to G , W , Pangle , M , D , 8S6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa THE EXCEI.SlOn , HOME UAKKH AND HOASTI5H ( none ccnulno wltlioul lirans mtlngs ) our liirno Improved Btylc , U n solid nmkc , hns deep Unniro UonuUut lilKh Rrate , anil closes perfectly , twits rnvcs 33 nor cent nutritious elements. Hill an- serlptlveclrculir on npnlleatlon. AUKNTS WAN ! Kliln every coiintr In the U.S. Address , CIIAlll-KS SCllUI/TUKHS , 1'J N , Mnln St. . Council lllults , In The flrnt doie often iwtonlalicfl the In- vnllil , giving olustlclty of iiiliul , liuoy- . r'nnoy ' ofliocly , eooil diKostlon , rcRiilnr < bowels nml < > llil lleBli. Price , ii.tct * . 400-HUOAn\VAY. COUNC'lL IIMU'l'S. Mnnoy Louncd on Diamonds , \Vatuhcx , otc , IliK biirKnlnsln unrcdconied plcdccs. Special COUNCIL BLUFFS AliBl'IlACTSnmtloatH. Karra nnil oltr proportr liouijIH nnd sold. 1'usey & Tuomai , Cuunoll lllutls. ; rO-OHOICH lots In Mayno a Idltlon near o t one 'Jof thu now Intcratnta brldito. Will sell In tumuhc orsltiKly , Ooorgo Mtitcilf. Council llliiiT * . GAIUlAOi ; removed , cesspools , vault ) nnl cliltunoy clennol. K. I ) . Iliirke , cltr bld ( . Ii'OllHAIiKOIl HUNT 2 < W-ncro farm nine mile east of Council Illufls , well Improved , building and fences all new. Address or call on It. T. Itnl or II. ItnRir , Council IllnlTi. 640 ACHK farm 1 ( ! miles from Lincoln. Neb. , tin urovrd. 1'rice only f 1U per verm If taken at once Johnston A Van fatten. 1JOII SAU-My livery business In this city or will trade stock for good clear property. John 1)O' lisny , Council HluHi. _ < )00 ACHK3 ( H miles from Oakland , food itate of cultivation , seven room house , orchard , corn cribs and itranarleo ; till sll for IK ) an aero. areenihlelds , Nicholson A Co. ,1121 llioailtvay. room house on Hjutli Klovcnth Mroet. clear of Incmnbranro. to exchange for uptown resilience. Will pay dinurence tn cash , lirecu- shields , Mcholion 4 Co , _ HOUSK wanted In exchange for lot between llrouilwnjr iiud new brldxe. Uroenshlol ds , Nich olson & Co. WANTHI ) Two furnished rooms , neil IlKUtcd and heated , near business part of tnoclty. Address 1 * 17 , Hoc onice. " \\rANTUD-Clrl for general housework. llr * l DouKherty , 103 t-outh 1st street. 1JKI ) room set , stove , table , mattlni ' , , for sale at 1)120 4th strccs. A\"AI'TEI > . competent ulrl for L'enerul uouso- ii work. i j K. 1'lerce street ONE. : ' CENT SPENT MAY LEAD TO YOUR FORTUNE WE COURT THE MOST THOROUGH INVESTIGATION INVEST MENT AFTERWARDS. Address a postal card to the BEN HUR MINING & MILLING CO. , Council Bluffs , lown , In regard to the CRIPPLE CREEK properties belonging to this company. Lnto tulvlcos very favorable. Refer to C. R. Htinnan , Cashier Citizens' State Bank , Council Bluffs. We can't Do like oLir friends who sell $15 SLtits for $5.00 for the simple reason that the suits we sell for $15 arc wholesaled for * \ almost that much , and it is therefore plain that in order to sell a $15 suit for $5 we would get such enormous profits it would be an easy matter to sell at $5. But we can't , Some people can , but we can't. can't.We We can sell you a cheviot or plain cassimere suit in either cutaway or sack , in all shades , principally gray , brown , blue and fancy colors that we sold last month for $10.50 , for the phenominal price of $8.75. We could say the former price was $20 , seas as to make you think we were just losing $8,75 on every suit we sold , but it's a $10.50 suit for $8.75. Columbia Clothing Company , Corner 13th and Farnam. California Kentucky Keep in stock a fine We have our own of the best line very Vinyards and Distil- Wines i lery , and can compete Brandies with any house in. the Whiskies United States on price Rums and quality of goods. Gins Champagne SOME OF THE Etc Etc _ BRANDS OF We have in Wines Whisky Port We keep in Sherry bond or in Angelica stock : Muscatelle Relsling 0. F. C. Taylor Catawba Old Hermitage McBrayer Rhine Wine Zinfandel Rlpy Rye Mattingly Burgundy LBond And innny other kinds. / Guckenlielmer Anderson Tea Kettle Cedar Creek JARYIS Melwood * 1877 Golden Sheaf BRANDYf Old Craps Peach Before buy Apple ing anything in our line , Cherry Blackberry GET And in fact all kinds of Brandy , in A , OUR Case or by 1 PIUf'F the Gallon. 619 MAIN STR.B.B.T , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. tint federal court * . Itoonn vue-7-6-0. Hlmgur block , Council HluaX Ia > NFRVOilS DEBILITY HlmgurNFRVOilS AM ) 1.1ST VITALITY. wusknencB , etc , uianantljr curud In lueu. I will senu Isealnrr I'ltKK the raclpo that vnroil in vrlitm everfa dK clto f ll d , Address * llh stamp , . * , , \ > .M. IIUTI.KII , Hoi > * 7 | Mursliull , Mlcli.
