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HE OMAHA DAILYWEDNESDAY , JANUARY 25 , 1893.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIMH'UJ/TS.
OI-'FK'K : NO. 13 VKM11 * STIIKKT.
Jlclhrml liy carrier to nny pnrt of the city
II W. Tl I/TON , - MANAOr.lt.
IlluilncviOnicc . Ni . ' ]
TI - m'iio.Nr.8 NO. 22 ;
31 1 Mill MKSTlOtl.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Council niuffH Lumber Co Coal
Itovlvnl services uro being hold each even
big at Trinity Methodist church. All un
welcome.
The Young Men's Institute will glvo r
nuadrlllo party this evening at the lall 01
Main street.
Wllllnm H. Orr of Mtanurl Viillcy am
Lllllo Wnld ron of Uutlcrvlllo , Ind. , wen
married by Justice Vion yesterday.
W. 0 Estcp Is expected homo this morn
Ing from Carbotidale , Kan. , where ho wen
last Sunday evening with the remains of Ur
Ucusley , who died hero.
Married -At the Klol hotel , Tuesday at !
u , in. , Jniiunry ' 'I. Mr. Clarence (1. flrucn
well and Miss Mary I * . Orcenwell , botli o
Columbus , Mo . Kov. H. H. liarton , enl
elating
Tin ) regular meollng of the Woman *
Christian Tcmpcranco union will ho heli
this afternoon lit ! I o'clock in the \ouri |
Men's Christian association room. leftover.
incntbor bo present. Visitors welcomn.
Regular assembly of encampment No. f
Ladles Auxiliary No. 17 , Union \etera ;
Ieglon , this evening at Union Vctcrai
T -plon hall at ! X ) o'clock sharp. All com
rades uro requested to bo In attendance.
Maud , the ( i months old daughter of AV
A , Dutrow died at ! l o'clock yesterda.
morning of lung trouble. The funeral wll
take place today at 1 o'clock from the fumll ,
residence at ( . resi-cnt , and tbo remains \\ll
bo interred in tlio ccmetorj at Heels.
John Connor , the fltemnn who was Inlurci
In u wreck on iheUiirllngton road at Villlsc
about a week ago , was brought , to the cit
and taken to Kt Hot nard'H hospital yestci
day His right leg Is biokcn above the kuci
U'lio physicians hope to save bis limb.
Mrs Anni > Kceline died yesterday mornln
nt (1 ( o'clock at St Francis' academy , aged ( '
years. She was on her way to her son'
homo at llroken How. Neb. , and steppe
hero to rest a few da\s and visit lit
daughlcr , Sister M. Aurella.at Ihoaeadeno
Her illness became serious and death llnall
released her from her suffering.
The new Madison street school house wi
bo completed , if tbo contractors carry ov
their original Intentions , about April 1
This will ( jive a total seating caiucitv o
tKH , ) in all the vaiious school building !
which the board does not consider extrav.i
Kant , In view of the fact that tlicro are 7,00
persons of school ago in the city.
The house of a man named Kidelberg , r
207 Logan street , burned last evening aboi
8 o'clock. The ( lames started in tbo froi
hallway , and tbo indications were that the
were of incendiary origin. The lire dcpar
munt was called and the ilro was soon e :
tlngulshed , the principal itamago being I
the furniture by tlie smokoand water.
The following oftlccrs were chosen yeste
day by the medical board of St. Ikrnan
liospital President , . I F White ; v ce pre
Idont. John Green ; secretary , D. Macrae , Jr
advisory board , Drs. Plnney , Seybert an
Maerau , sr ; consulting surgeons , Drs. Mi
crae , sr and Plnney ; consulting physician
Drs. White anil Green.
The annual celebration of the birthday i
"Hobble ' Hums will take place this ovenln
lit the lloyal Arcanum parlors , and 11
Scotchmen of the city will put In the nigl
in their usual way on occasions of this kini
A banquet will be given , which will bo fc
lowed l > i dancing. The Hums annlversarli
are always brilliant social events , and th
will probably bo no exception to the rule.
At tbo annual meeting of the AVoinan
Christian association tbo following wi
adopted as a standing rule : Hills again
the association shall bo sent to the superii
tendcnt of the Woman's Christian assocl
tlon hospital , corner Sixth avenue and Nlnl
hlrcot. It shall bo the duty of tbo auditli
committee to examine all such bills month ]
and report to tbo association without deln
the se\cnil amounts for payment.
.Mi's. Anne Hollcrman. wife of Willla
Hbllcrman , died yestcrdav morning , aged !
years. The funeral will take place tome
row afternoon nt " o'clock from the res
( lenco , 15'JS Third street , and the remab
will bo Interred In Walnut Hill cemetery.
particularly sad feature of the case Is th :
the deceased was married last Now Year
day and was taken with her last illnc
within two weeks afterward.
An information was Hied In Justice Fo
court yesterday , charging William Peacoe
u painter llvini : at Henderson , In. , with u
nault. The complainant was Mtnnto K
burg , who lives in Keg Creek township. Tl
offense was alleged to have been commltti
November ! W ) . Another Information wasflli
charging Peacock with thc.larceny . of n ruvi
ver from the house of Kmest Kyburg , also
Keg Creek township. Peacock gave bond
In the sum of JftUO for his appearance on tl
IUth ) , when ho will have an bearing. Tl
impression seems to bo that it Is a case
spite work , as he has already had two pi
liminary examinations In other courts ai
was discharged on both occasions.
Dr. Herbert L. Flint entertained anoth
largo audtcnco at Dohany's last night
mich a thoroughly satisfactory imrmier th
if no Interest was felt In the wonderful hv
nolle iulluenco of the operator crowil
houses would bo attracted by the pure fi
that Is ever u startllngly original featui
Tills element brings up the performance
the level of the very best comedy or mhisti
show , and the deep Interest that tbo cd
ruled person feels in the subject of hypiu
Ism makes It a pleasant evening's entortnl
incut for all. Dr. Flint had a stage full
subjects last night , and ho made them t
tcrtaln the audience In first class shape. O
of the features tonight will bo the break !
of a 500-pound stone on the chest of a h.vpt
tlzed child with u twelve-pound sledge ha
inor. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The snow and cold wouthor docs n
diminish the demand for acreage in t'
Kloln truut , 2J miles east of the pci
nllico ; ! ! 00 acres yet for t-alo in from o
to ten aero tracts , miitahlo for fruit ai
garden. Day & Hegn , agents , 30 Pou
btreot. _
For warming truest chambers , 1m
rooms , etc. , our gas heaters are ju
what you want. Look at them. Clen
convenient , cheap. C. U. Gas mid Kk
trie Light Co. _
Do you smoke ? IIuvo you tried T.
Khij } & CO.'H Partagtis ? It's a eharmi
Oust light one.
I'ully An nrr < < il ,
Dr. .T. II. Cleaver , U C. Huff and C.
Butler , ofllcors of the Fidelity Protect !
union , are out In [ a two-column afttdavit i
plaining fully and elaborately all the tioti :
of the transfer of the business of the unite
to the National Fraternal association. T
nnidavlt fully and completely answers t
complaints made by Mr , Hletlerman In I
open ISller a few days ago and effectua
contradicts any impression that the let
might have given by Implication that t
gentlemen had not acted for the best hit
ebt of the company when they agreed to I
transfer
A careful leading of the aflldavit also c
reels the Impression that the rending
Hlederman'8 letter seems to have given
homo quarters , ami which even crept Ii
Tim HUB , that the olllcers of the Natioi
Fraternal association were unfavorably c
neet ed with the transaction. This , of com1
was ridiculously incorrect , Mini arose from
unfortunate transiosltlon ] of the names
the two companies. The transfer simply
Hoves the old officers from burtlenso
duties which they could not afford to ti ;
the time to discharge , and strengthens t
Kidelttj's aftairs by placing the mam.
nicnt in able and experienced hands.
CVul and wood ; best and cheap *
Missouri hard wood. in the citv ; proii
delivery. H.A. Cox , No. 4faln. .
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Wanted Cash oiler for ton shin
Citizen' * Stale bank stock. Must
Addrcbs E. A. Sheafe.
Horn-loins Hilda out that Stntsiu
Street Is all right for the piano bubluu
just look ttt hlti uuw aigua.
M.WS MOM COINCIL BLLr.S
Contractor 0. Boson's ' Hard Luok for the
Past Year or So.
IARD WORK HAS AVAILED HIM NAUGHT
( I.our * n l.nrR Amount of Miuiry liy n
1'lrn In it llulldliiKVhlch HoV i
KriTtluc Illn Crnlltor * lu *
til n ell tit lie l.cnlcnt.
Contractor C. Hosen of this city has cxc
euled a mortgage and n chattel mortg.ig (
U | > oii his planing mill on North Main street
and the machinery It contains , for $ ' 2.500 , In
favor of P. Wind , a rival contractor. Mr
Hosen has been In rather hard ilnancla
straits of late , by reason of some unfortunaU
'Ircuinstances over which he could have lit
ontrol , but his friends thought he would
mil through In time , and ns ho had always
wrne an excellent reputation for honest ;
tnd business ability his creditors showei
ilni conslduruftlo leniency In making col
ectlons.
Last Friday thecllmax to his trouble camr
when a large college building which he hai
iieen erecting at Albany , Mo. , * for the Mctli
oiilst church south , was destroyed by lire. Hi
liad put In JISMJOO in labor and materials , uni
it was almost a lotal loss , excepting for Iho.v
| i.irls of the building that were composed o
iininllammable materials. He had Itcoverei
liy insurance to tlio aiuounfot gl ( ) , ! > 00 , bu
li.id turned o\er tne polliles to the churcl
denomination , so that they will reap wli.it
ever benellt there is from Ihc Insurance
Over nnd above Ihe loss by lire , Mr. Uosei
Is thought to be Indebted to different partle
to the uinuir.t of about $ -1.000 or J.'i.OtX ) . II
liopes to bo able to iniilcu satisfactory in
rangeineiitsttli his creditors , by which h
may ho enabled to resume business shortly
and thinks that If a little mure favor 1
shown him he will bo able to meet all hi
obligations , so that nut a creditor shall los
a cent.
HUSTON STOIti : .
( irt'iit Mill" Inter C'lnirliiRS lie.
Saturday , January 121 , wo inaugurate !
one of theV catest clearing sales of win
ter goods over witness-oil in Councl
BlnlTs , la. This sale will only last for
days , which commenced Saturday , Jan
miry 21 , and will end Monday evening
January 'JO. Tlio reputation of the Hi ) :
ton Store is known throughout th
length and breadth of the land for the !
honorable and upright dealings' , the !
word being as good as government bond.-
Ilolow we quote only a few of the thou
sands of bargains that wo will oiler dm
ing this sale. Hundreds of others wii
be laid on our counters from day to da
during this great sale.
COATS.
$5.00 and $0.00 reefers , plain and fu
trimmed , during sale , $11.50.
$ ! ) .00 and 810.00 coats in black , tan
and greys , plain and fur trimmed , no' '
Jl.S'J.
$10.00 and $12.00 coats , 31-inch reefer.-
now $5.i)5. )
$12.00 and 815.00 coats , fur trimmei
choice of racoon , opossum and capo ser
trimming , now $7.50.
$1.1.00 coats in black cheviots or woi
bteds , now $8.7 , " ) .
NOVELTY GARMENTS
in rare and rich goods , all in at ha
price during sale.
' See our line of capes , marked ha
price.
PLUSH SACQUES.
10 Inches long , $17. . " > 0 coats , $1:1.51 :
$25.00 coats. $15.00 ; $35.00 coats , $25.01
CltlLDUEN'S COATS.
ALT. IN FOUK LOTS.
$ T > .00 to $0.50 coats in all sizes , $3.50.
$7.00 and $8.00 coats , now $1.50.
$0.00 coats , now $5.75.
$12.00 coats , now $7.50.
All infants' coats at cost price.
Capo ncwmarkots all at cost price.
UNDElttVEAU MUST GO.
dents' $1.25 scarlet underwear durin
sale , 7c. ! )
Gents' 50e white merino nnderwci !
during sale , 33e.
Gents' 50o gray merino undcrwcr
during sale , 3fc. )
Gents' $1.00 natural wool underwcf
during halo. 75c.
Gents' ' $2.00 natural wool underwei
during sale , $1.37 } .
Ladicb' 33e ecru vest and pants to < .
at 25o.
Ladies' 50o ecru vest nnd pantu to f.
Ladies'$1.00 natural wool underwea
Ladles' $1.25 natural wool underwea
JSc.
JSc.Ladies' $1.50 natural wool ribbed u
dor-wear , $1.25.
See bargains in tights , union suit
children's and infants' underwear.
DRESS GOODS.
30-inch plaid suitings , regular 2
goods , to go at JOc a yard. Don't mi
seeing them.
30-inch heavy suiting , dark color
actual IDo stuff , for 12o } a yard.
AH wool , yard wide cheviots , sold f (
33c , Jl'Jo ' , and 50c , in one lot for sale ;
25o.
25o.Fanov
Fanov weaves in Bedford cord" , coul
uni , sold for 8Sc and $1.00 , choice G'Jc
yard.
India serges and Arnold's fine hcnrlc
tas , sold for l)5e ) and $1.17 , during sa
77e a yard.
Fancy dress patterns and Paris robe
exclusive styles , sold for $7.00 , $10.
and $15.00 , all at one-half the regal
price.
Ulack goods. Endless variety of bu
gains in all grades. Don't misa beoii
them.
POTUKKIXailAMVlHTKk.VW & CO.
IJoston Store , Council Bluffs , In.
N. 1J. Remember , this sale mturti
Saturday , January 2Ist r. ; . lasts f
eight days R , AY. & CO.
Finest Aristo cabinet photos $2.00 p
dozen. Ashton's studio , 18 Nortli Ma
street.
of C'ourt.
The January term of district court open
yesterday morning , with Judge Thornell i
tlio bench. Most of the day was occupl
with the reading of the docket an J , innkli
of an assignment for the tri il of cases 1
the next two or three weeks. The gr.n
Iiiry was empanelled and sut to work ,
consists of tlio following men : JohnChiUbi
.1. K. M.iolMoV. . C. VanPelt. Hobert .N
Klr.ith , J. H. Shi-Ids , I irs Jensen , H.
Williams , Henry Staples. The trial of eas
will ho begun this morning , tlio Ilrst case
the assignment being that of the Lacot
Savings b.ink ag.iinsc 1C Johnson.
A motion for a change of venue was 111
in the case of Laura Kessler against Saim
Kensler , In which the plalnit'T wants
ilivoive. The defendant wants a change
vcniio from tills count } to the district coi
of Outhrie county on Uio ground that ho t
lived there since last June. He asks t
court further to compel his wife to pay h
for the ex-penso to whHi his wife has i
him by commencing this suit against hi
Among the Hums of expense for which
wauls to bo reimbursed ho menllons $0
his transportation from Guthrie county In
nnd return , fcJ.M ) for iho two days' time a
$ i'i for his attorney fee.
Now that iliiibthorlti is prevalent
Council HlulTrt and Oiniiha every fain
r-honld bo iirovlilcd with Dr. JelTerl * '
fallible diphtheria preventive unit cu :
It can l > o had of Council UlutTs dri
r at 2101 1'umlntf btrcot , Omul
XoNi'nn from MrCurily.
McCunly , who skipixxl the town Suiul
nlK-ht rather thnn submit to a trial in pol
court , has not been heard from yet. He
thought to have Kononwnylth the Int.
tion of ituylng , and If thU U so the citlzt
will bo rather pleased thnn otherwise If hi
returns , However , not onto will the penalties
of the Inw bo visited upon him to the fullest
extent , but he innj consider hlmnelf ex
tretnely lucky if ho escapes with n neck un
stretched.
I'nul A.vlcsworth. the young attorney wh <
secured his release , claims to have been done
nn Inltntlco In the accounts of the papers
regarding his connection with the ciso. Hi
denies ImvliiK' had nny knowledge of tin
crime with which his client was charged
and claims not to Imvo expected that Judge
Mcftco would release McCurdy on his owi
recognizance. He even had a bond in hi :
iwckct ready for .linlgo AlrCce's approval
Hut when he found thnt Judge McOeo wai
In n hurry to get to Omaha and was wllllnt
to release his client without a Iwnd , ho wii !
perfc 'tly willing to let It go that way. Hi
denies having had any Intention to decclvi
the Judge. _
roller r
John Morgan , the man who ran ofl with :
M bill 'which had been given him to ge
changed , was given thirty days In tin
county Jail yesterday morning in the pollci
court.
John Williams , n colored man , was givci
fourteen days in tlio iiimy for maklnt ? n ills
gutting exhibition of himself on lower Mali
.treet. . The Impression seemed to prcval
vlth the court that Williams , had commlttet
he offense for the imrpo.so of getting Inti
nil lo relieve himself of the resiionslhilit ;
f making a living for himself , ho havlni
icon released only a day or two hefore h <
, vn arrested the second time. Judge Me
! eo accordingly ordered that his bill o
Tare consist of brrad and water , with th
ivater considerably In the najoiit.v. so tha
10 might l > o less reluctant to change his
jonrding place next time.
' Dutch' ' lio.Iiigton , Ihe hack driver , wh
'hilnicd ' lo have been assaulted hy Pan L'ai
Igg , and was himself charged with ills
urhlng the peace , was dismissed with
ecturc.
H. J. Stump was lined 0.bO for heating
ward bill.
The hearing of K. Hough on the charge n
teallng an overcoat and n shirt will tak
ilaee tills murnlng.
I > . Carrigg. who repri'sented the other hal
if the Bo.vlugton fraeas , was lined fl an
. osls. Another catastrophe was narrow I
n\ cried at Uio close of the trial , when Cai
Igg wanted to thrash Kmll Hehur/ , the a ;
orni'.v for the prosecution , and was only d (
erred by fear of further expense.
Use Konl-Spur ! A 25c package save
_ 5 per cent of your coal bill , beside
other comforts , and is sullicient to tren
one ton. For sale by Junsseii * & Greg j
\o. 37J Pearl street.
1111 Irniii u .Motor.
J. L. Moore , engineer at the electric ligl ;
rawer house , met with an accident Mondu
veiling on the motor bridge. He attcmptc
o board a train near the smelting works , hi
nissed his hold and fell between the mote
nd the trailer. Ho was dragged quite
listancc and when Ilnally picked up w.i
almost insensible. He was carried lo hi
ionic on lower Hroadway. where H wii
? ound that ho had been badly bruised abov
lie hips , but his injuries were not serious.
Stnrlrn with Moral * * .
Chauncey M. Depew , in an address be
'ore a Philadelphia business college th
ither day , said : "I recall now two me
vhom I have mot and I won't local
them in the Now York Cential , beeatis
inybody I should mention in tlie No1
York Central would bo known but tw
nen came to mo twenty years ago for IK
vice. They were getting the same sa
iry. They had very much the sam
dnd of positions and tlio same oppoi
.unities in life. I said 'to both i
.hem : 'The time has come who
( on should begin to save. Yo
mvo families. You may die at any mi
nent and your families would bo lo :
without a dollar. That is a calamit
whoso horrors no tongue can describe
especially a young and helpless familj
You will grow old , and when you gro' '
old the bervice wants you no longer an
you are laid aside as useless. ' The
said : 'How can wo saveV I said : 'B
making a rule that you will , no matte
nt what baerillce. cut down your e :
[ lenses BO that within a certain time yo
will bring mo $1,000. ' Ono <
them followed it. And today the ii
como from his investments is the sam
as his salary nnd he can live o
it. The other one , as his salary increase !
. . ' fftscd his methods of living , wet
Into a more fashionable neighborhooi
went moro frequently to tbo theater , hti
ii craving for society , began to givcpretl
little dinners with champagne andwha
not , sported a carriage , and today on
as I have stated , looks serenely upon ol
ago which is upon him because ho hi
enough to carry him comfortab !
through without care and without an.x
cty , with enough to leave his loved oni
in comfort , while the other is in dcspa
for fear the ax may fall on account
ago and incompotency , and he will be i
the mercy of a heartless world.
"A young lawyer , a fricjul of mine , wl
was milking $1,200 a year , found himsc
suddenly elected to an olllco where 1
got a salary of $7,000. I said to him 01
( lav : 'You are living nt $7,000 ? ' 'Yes
'When you get through with that ollii
you may not got re-elected or rea
pointed. You will lind that you are 01
of your profession , and that it will tal
you two or three years to get in torn
with how to earn a dollar agai
You should save. ' lie said : 'IIov
My wife says so , but si
don't know how. ' I pai
'Establish a "tisbut box , ' " and hesai
'What is that1 'Put a box in the di
ing room , and whenever you are movi
to spend anything from 25 cents to $ :
stop u moment and sav : 'It is but
cents , ' 'it is but $1 and I don't need i
and drop it in tbo'tisbut box. ' " Ins
months ho brought mo $1,000 and
bought a bond for him , and when ho r
tired fromoflteo ho had $15,000 , and th
$15,000 kept him going and gave him
position until he got a very good pra
tico , which ho has today. "
I'nrly Calls.
A western member of congress , wl
isn't much on society , but whose wife i
came homo one afternoon in Wnshln
ton and found her just returning from
round of visits , alleges the Detroit Fr
Press.
"Well , my dear , " ho inquired , "who
have you been today ? "
"Out making party calls , " she replli
with very apparent satisfaction.
"Party calisV" he repeated , in puzzli
interrogation.
"Yes , colonel , party calls. "
lie studied over it for a minute ,
"Now , look here , Maria , " ho sa
earnestly , "lot up on that. You attei
to society and leave the party to n :
You don t know nnythlng about politit
oven if you are in Washington with in
and if you go to doing any party wo
you'll make a tangle of ft , sure , " ai
then Maria gave the colonel a laui
thnt made him wonder what ho w
there for.
Nun * Captnrm Su Indlcr.
In St. Augu tine , Flu. , the other d
two Ciitholie nuns who had been sw :
died by a contidonco man the day befu
recognized him at St. Joseph's acadei
as about to play the same gai
on the mother superior. He tried to i
capo , but the pair seized and hold h
until an olllcer came amlarrooled him ,
There was a liorce struggle for neai
ten minutes , but the nuns came oil v
torious and none the worse for their t
counter.
The swindler had been ' "working" t
churches and religious schools ; all up a
down the Atlantic cuast , calling hims
General W. E. Mosley and using sovei
aliases. His plan has l > een to arran
for placing his daughter at school a
offering to pay for her tuition and boa
in advance. Ho would present a worl
less check or draft for $10 or $25 in i
cess of the necessary amount and i.
change back lu good money.
TO CLOSE TIIETABIE SLOT
Hentlemcn's Roadster lfl ) b Anxious l <
Protect the Interest ! of the Public.
WHEELS OF VEHICLES-OFTEN DAMAGE !
C'omirllmiMi 1'rtltloncd t < ilnvc tlic
1-rmn'ni'il un .Much ' 'in tin1 ( 'lri'inu-
stnnrrn AVI11 I'n'inlt Ann'.nil
An important meeting of the Gentlemen' !
Itoadster club was held last night at tin
Merchants hotel. When President Hichan
Smith called the meeting to order aboui
llft.V members ere present. After rejiort !
from Treasurer George U'cldon and Secre
ttiry H. C. Terry were road the annual elec
tlon of oftlcers took place.
The nominations for president were E. M
Hartlett and G. C. Metcalf. Mr. Hartleti
received n majority of the ballots nnd on sug
Rcstkm of Mr. Metcalf his election was de
clarcd unanimous.
13. T. Mount was eleeted Ilrst vice presl
dent , G. C. Metcalf second vice pieslden
and W. A. Paxton , jr. , third vice president
H. C. Terry was re-elec'ed secretary and H
H. Martin was made treasurer. The bean
of dlrectois chosen was composed of Messrs
H. K Hurket. William Snjder. C. H. Col
llns and U. H. Fowler.
The members casting votes In Ihe eleclioi
of onicers were Messrs. 1C. M. Hartlelt
George Walker , James 13. Van Gilder , C. H
Fowler , \V. M. Hojiers , Charles A. Coe. L
W. Hill , M. L. Hoedcr. Louis Littlelleld
William Pritchard , .1. U. Getty. George W
Ames. Charles Unitt , F. E. Alexander , W
H. Mtllard , A. P. Johnson , J. G. Forrest , T
J. Fleming. U. J. Collins , II. L. Uamacciotli
P. C. Heafcy , James Egger. Hal Me
Cord , Frank Carmlehael , A. Clarl
lU-diek. Fred Terry. H. B. Hooves
H. 1C. Kurkot , George H. Wakelleld , H. A
Homan , George A. Weldon , ( ! . 1) . Edwards
W. J. Hughes , H. C. Terry , W. W. Mace , W
II Heekman , Walter I'holps. G. C. Metcall
K .Smith. Kobert Wells , C. F. Hood. W. K
Hlildell. H. N. Jcwett. J. C. Sharn. Samur
Ilamillon , Tlioinas Swobe , Chat Hedick , H
H. Martin , C. L. ChalTee. W. A. Watson , W
A. P.ixton. Jr. , C. E. Mori-ill , F. J. Johnson
1' . S. Claikson. M. A. Hebert. C. G
"spraguc , T. K. Saunders , C. H. Guiou , D. T
Mount. William Sn.\der , A. W. Nason , H. I !
Irey. II. 13. Moore , E. W. Lee , Y. II. Con'mai
mil Harry Ixjwrle.
Good liumored speeches were made by th
etiring president , Mr. Smith , and Sccretnr ,
Terry.
Took Charge Immeillutrly.
Immediately after the election , the no\
oftlcers assumed their ollidal duties and I :
ho absence of President Bartlett , Firs
Yiee President Mount relieved Mr. Smith ii
the chair.
Mr. Melealf then offered the followlni
iTsolulion :
Whereas , It Is un almost dully occiirrunc
'or bnjjuy wheels tit lie cunxht In the slot o
i > lml WHS foinmrly the cable car line on liar
ley stiect , and
Wlu'icus , Not only M'Jil les uio damage * : '
int lives ati > endangered tlu'teby , and
Whereas This .lot npiii-ah. to he of no foi'iie
It or use to the stiect car company , therefor
) ( It
HcsoUi'd , That It Is tlie sense of this elu
tfnit the city council of Omaha should taU
some action tending to < thu abatement of th
evil , and further
Itt' ol\iMl , That tlio secretary be Instriiole
to forward a copy of thlsrccoliitlon to Hie clt ,
'ounell ' before Its next mauling ,
The resolution was amended so as to appl ,
to all cable lines , and passtfd. The resolutio
' 11 also ask that cable slots be made nai
rower.
Hobert Wells then offered a resolutio
; iulhori/ing the expenditure of K > 0 annual !
Tor n silver cup , to bo ( riven to the mcmhc
whoso horses make the best showing cael
year. He thought competition for tlio cu
would awaken Interest among the member ;
which would bo a good'thing for tlio clul
Tlie resolution was adopted.
The report of Messrs. II. C. Terry , W. II
Becitmun , H. A. Homan and * D. T. Mount o
the now by-laws was then read. The rcpor
was adopted after a lively debate over rul
3'J , relative to racing rules.
Olt.VNU CIKCUIT TKOTTINO.
I'InnH Arrnugril lor tlio Your , Nnw C Itil
Ailinltt il nnil lats rixcd.
KE\V YOHK , Jan. 24. The board of stev
nnls representing the various tracks on tli
Grand circuit held a meeting today , an
settled all their differences. The meetbi
was a secret one. At Its conclusion Seen
tary Archer announced that overytbin
bad been satisfactorily disposed o
and indications were for an unusual ]
successful trotting season this summer an
fall. The most important matters that can :
up before the board were the demands (
Buffalo fora two weeks meeting , which we
allowed thorn , and tlio admission of u Ne
York driving club to membership In the ci
cult with a date following the Ilartfot
meeting.
All the associations in the circuit wcrerc !
resented at the meeting today. Presidei
Edwards presided and Mr. Collins acted r
secretary. The first matter to con :
up before the committee was tl
question of admitting the New York Drivr !
club and the Detroit club , of which Dani
Campan Is the moving spirit , to the circui
That was agreed , and then came the que
tion of the arrangement of dates for tl :
season , which , as finally agreed upon , are f
follows : Ptttsburg , July 11 to H ; Detroi
July 17 to 21 ; Cleveland. July ! > 4 to 23 ; Bu
falo , August I to 12 ; Rochester , August li ! I
18 ; Sprbigllold , August 22 to 25 ; Hartfon
August _ 'J to September 1 ; Now York Dri
ing club , September 5 to 8 ; Philadelphii
September 12 to 15. All the dates are ii
elusive.
This assignment of dates was agreed
unanimously with the understanding tbati
changes of dates should bo made without
majority vote of the association In tlio ci
cult. The agreement under which this a
slgnment of dates Is made is to cover a pe
led of 11 vo years.
In this connection It was decided tin
hereafter no other track would bo a
milted to the circuit except by a two-thin
vote of all the members. It was further n
ranged that hereafter the president will wi
a meeting of the board of stewards early
December of each year.
Ex-Governor Hulklcy fought a rcsolutU
through providing that each association
the circuit snould offer a series of stakes f
2,11 and 4-year-olds , the condition governb
tbo events to bo decided upon later , but tl
purs > es offered to uggregqto at least $7. > , ( K
Just before tbo meeting closed Secrota :
Archer had a resolution pas.sed which a
parcnlly nullified the ' fiiregoing by givb
each association the right to change Its pr
gram and stakes as It t W lit.
( olng at ( liitteiiburff.
NEW YOHK , Jan. ' _ ! ' The Guttcnburge
were loday favored w0i | flno weather and
good track.
1'list race , live-eighths.of * a mile : Out
Slulit ( .1 to It won , ltuppili | < r(11 to & ) heion
Miss Olhor (3 ( to Ittblrd , .Time . : 1:0 : , ' ) ,
Second race. sand.ft | half furlongs : Inn
\athm (1 ( to 1 > won , WoonrhopperCl to lst ) >
oiid , llliu'klmrn (0 ( to 10 ; third. Time : 1'M :
Tlilnl nice , half mlloi llyinen(4 ( to ( i ) w <
Marllla (7 ( to 1) second , l.lltu (0 ( to 12) ) tlili
Time : 3UU.
rourtb race , onn mile : f'.inwny (2 to & ) llr
Mohaninied(4 ( to lxectinil ) , Cihunalor , (4 ( to
third. Time ; 1:44 : . "
I'lfth lace , llve-elKhtlivilf a mllu : Humor
< l'i to 1) ) uoii , IVrlny IJoAiird ill to 51 secoi
t'nrurtalnty (4 ( to f ) tldriU Tlmu : t :0'Jt : | ,
SlMli race , stircn-oluhths of a mile : Klgl
uway t'J to 1) ) tlrst. Freedom ( 'JO to ls ) > ecoi
AnnloMOto 1) third. Tlmu : 1:3' ' ,
o.ililnml.
OAKLAND , Jan. 24 Results :
Tin i' fin loin- , 2-year-olds : lli'i'mhi Do ;
\MIII. Monlevalc bccond , Calm third. Tin
30' , .
Six fiirhintfh : . Ire Walter won , Viimll
Mfond , Mr. I'rltchnid tlilnl. Time : 1:10.
Threo-rourthsof a mile : liandaloup
Alficil II second , IIiiKiiunot third. Tin
1:10 : .
.Mile and one-iniarter : Statfnon , Haln Di
bceond , Tolly llilul. Time : l:45't. :
ItHclni ; nt New nrlriinx.
Nr.Ont.KASs , La. , Jan 21 The weath
today \\as fair and pleasant.Attcndar
good ; track almost fast.
I'lrst race , live furlongs : Hobby lleach (3 (
1) ) uon , Ui'nniKHli to 1 > second , I'roKrostlon i
to 11 third. Tlmu : 1:04. :
Second race , seven and one-half furloni
Mmljcsljuti to 2) ) won , John .1 1 < U to U si
oml , Hoodoo (4 ( to 1) ) third. Tlnii ) : l:10'i. '
Third race , bulling , tl.x furlong ; Ton
( Ing Stoli won. Carr.v IVarsall (3 ( to H sec-
nicl , 1'lcoim H toil third Time I IMI
I'ourni rnre velllm ; . three furUiuns Kr-
iriiiulo iltofii vrnn , Aiiacri'i * iHtott Mvoml ,
TlieJiiilKO ilOln Ii tblld Tln < I.l7'k
I'lflli race , n'lllntr iu\en fitrlotiK'tnrplol
6 to _ won , Vtaulumtn (4 ( tof i socimd , r.xcel-
lor (30 ( to Ii third. Tlmo : li-t.
Srhnrfcr mid Slii son .Miilchrd.
NKW YOHK , Jan. 21. Articles of arreo-
nonl wore slgneil today for two matches of
illllanli bot.veen Geoi-gc Slosson and Jncou
ichnefer. Richard Roche slirnwl for
Sclmefer. The matches are for $1,000 a side ,
ach match , and the net receipts over and
ibovo all expenses. Tlio first match
s to be nt the fourteen Inch
lallt line game , n three nights play of MM
Kiints and to be plaved in Now S'ork City on
the evenings of April 2 , " > , 2rt and 27. lh'J.1. The
second match Is to IK ? at cushion caroms , one
light's play. 400 iKilnts up and to bo played
n Chicago on the evening of .May 18 , I&'JJ.
AViin liy tlio Atistnilliin.
SAN FKANTIJCO , Cnl. , Jan. 21. Welter
iVelglit Jim Harron of Australia and Paddy
Purtell fought at the California Athletic
club tonight. Barren won In the seventh
round.
A Sioux City .Miln In It.
"I remember going over to Wnsliinfj-
on on the sumo train with Hen Uutlur , "
wild I'nptnln Gore , mi old Mississippi
Ivor pilot to a New York Herald mini.
'We were standing in the Jersey ( . 'itv
station when a couple of Now York
letectives came up to us and said : 'Your
Viond there ( indicating my companion ]
letter douse the lim. There's a mighty
lard fraiig about here. Like cnougli
hoy'll be followiiifr you over to Wash-
ngton. D i you know .General Hntlcr ,
\ mild I did , but very nlighly. 1 had seen
: ho general go forward and into tht
nearest ear. 'Then tell him when you
* o aboard to look out for a long-haired
crank who has been overheard milking
threats against him. And all of you
mind your diamonds' . '
"Now , my friend who was with ine wa
limb Lawrence , who owned a line ol
mats plying between Sioux C'ity and For I
"
Uenton "called the LawreiicoMlne. Hi
iV s a very rich and eccentric man. He
lever went with less than $1)0,000 ) to $ ! ( ) ,
000 worth of diamonds on his person ii
ilain sight. On this particular occasioi :
iio hud a brace of immense shirt studs ,
liamoml eulT buttons , a lovely collar but
ton and a diamond-studded watch , ami
everybody who knew him knew that hi
carried loose diamonds in a bag ii
Ills pocket , lie was scared hal :
to death at tbo words of tin
Selective. When we got in the car hi
began to strip his diamonds otT. Hi
wanted mo to take care of thorn for him. .
liit ) I told him I would bo just as apt U
IOMJ them as he would and refubcd ti
take the responsibility.
"While this was going on I went dowi
the aisle to warn General Butler. Mine
yon , this was in 187L' , and there was
inoro hot blood and lawlessness abroat
in the land then than there has beei
since. Tlio old general looked up at nu
and that peculiar quizzical Pinilo of hi :
ilitted across his rugged face :
" 'There are always some of the old
guard around. I am not afraid. An
you armed1 ; "
"I told him t was. And then I told
liim the story of the diamonds.
" 'All right , ' said ho , 'wo will stand
together. '
"Woll , _ nobody molested us. Wo go
to Washington all right and my friend
Lawredco got the bulk of his diamond !
in the hotel safe. I met i hitler the ncx
day down at the capitol and snoko of tin
day before.
" 'Pshaw ! ' said be , 'my life is threat
encd twice a day on an average. Proba
bly moro people have threatened to kill
mo than any man who ever lived. I'l
die of old ago long after the miscreant
are hanged. ' "
Through llrltUli lljrs.
The following interesting scraps of in
formation about Americans have beoi
collected by Knglish travelers and pub
liabed in foreign journals :
"Umbrellas in use in America an
fitted witli a small oblong peop-holi
glass , through which the pcde.striai
views the surrounding country whili
protecting himself from the storm. "
"Americans sweeten their tea am
eofl'eo with rock candy. "
"Dark gray is the favorite color fo
American table decoration. "
"Ladies at the theater in Amorie ;
have their hats arranged in snob a wa ;
that they can take them oil to tiso ii
fans. "
"Boston society people , " so a correspondent
spondent tells a London paper , "outer
tain evening visitors with tlio singular ! ,
intelligent device of writing a capital 1
on a sheet of paper while standing at ;
table and trying at the same time I
swing the right foot in a direction ox
actl.y opposite from that in which tin
pen is moving. Prizes are offered fo
the most successful in the exploit. "
"Servants in America , excepting i :
largo cilios , are admitted to all th
privileges of the family , and frequent ] ;
in hiring a maid-of-all-work a mistrcs
has to agree to attend the street dee
herself. "
Hold and drier.
The burglars who broke Into th
house of Warden Louis D. Plllshury o
Blackwcll's Island , opposite Now Yorli
and .stole a big cedar chest cuntainin ,
$1,500 worth of silver ware and got awa ,
certainly knew their business. Mi
Pillsbury slept in a room about ten fee
from the treasure chest. In the hints
are two little flights of four stops tint
a man not thoroughly familiar wit !
would stumble over. On one land ! iig t > teethe
the chest which was heavy enough to In
the strength of two big men. The
moved it out of its place , down the littl
turn , down tlio staircase , in through
narrow space between two tables , o
which are several pieces of brass an
porcelain , out through the parlor \\ii
dow , on the veranda , down two llights c
stone stops and northward along th
river road about ( iOO feet and nobud
heard or saw them. The thieves pric
open the client , emptied the silver into
bag or something of that kind , got hit
the boat in which they had descendc
on the island "and dropped oil'into th
darkness , while tlio (1,000 ( paupers , insan
persons and penitentiary prisonci
snored peacefully.
Cholera In Kiigliiiul.
IlfMj , Jan. St. Nine now cases <
cholera occurred between Saturday ai :
Monday. Two doctors and two imrsi
are among the sick.
AT
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT ANC
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
tly doctor morn It Rcta gently nn llifl tomacri
liver and klrtnen. unrt 1 pleiiranl Iftxalh e. 'I'M'
drink U niule from herb * , end la prepared for iu <
M tnsl I jr a.1 tea. 1 1 Li call
. .
rannot KH It , lend your ajilrtu for a free tample
I.une'n Kumllr Meillrlnn ( norm tlir bom-li
rnrbdar. lnorrerloljiili Ulijrllil taneoeMM-y
Addltw OUATOIl F , WOOJJWAlli ) , I.E Itor , N. Y
B\\D1TIK\DKRS \ 1\T fl'STIW
Imiil/ll Lunl/Mikj lt > tlulUI/l
Hews of the Capture of Benavidos nnil
Qouzalea EM Becu Confirmed.
SKIRMISH WITH GARZA'S ' FOLLOWERS
l.liMltrtmnt Urrklii.in llai it Snmrt 1'lKht
ultti the Mcxle.iu limulrrn ( liilliint
Work of StTKmnt Crump mid Tlirru
I'rhutfa llrrimiido/ '
OIII.BVNS , Ii. , Jan. 21. The Times-
Democrat's San Antonio special says , re
garding the capture of Mexican 'bandits :
Tlio following Is the ofllclal dispatch rcceh I
at military headquarters hero today from
Captain George F. Chase , who commands
the cavalry troops , from Fort Sam Houston ,
and is at present at Haluartc ranch , Xapata
county :
"Lieutenant Ulckman , while scouting from
this camp on January 22 with a detachment
of troops U and K , Lieutenants Walker and
Conrad , captured Francisco Hcnavidca and
Prudencio Gon/ales , leaders in the San
Ignacio camp. They are now prisoners In
my camp. .
"Dickman has returned to camp. Ho had
a sharp light with a party of lundlts yesler-
day afternoon. It resulted in wounding and
capturing "Eeavnrrlo , captain , and one of the
most desperate of the bandits. Kcavarrlo Is
a deserter from the armv. lie emptied
exery cartridge in his Winchester before bo
was captured.
"Sei-reant Cramp , with three men of troop
n , captured the bandit chiefs Henavides and
Con/ilcs. ! They saw the bandits Ilrst and
hud for them in the brush.
"The olllcers and men of the siiuadion
have worked night and day. through cold
and storm , conducting themselves with brav
ery. patience and Judgment worthy of com
mendation during the execution of plans lor
the capture of the leaders. "
General Wharton telegraphed Captain
Chase today , expressing bis tlmnits and
heartiest congratulations on the capture of
tlio bandit leaders.
llcriiiinilrr Will Hi ; Shot.
The Times-Democrat's City of Mexico
special says ; H Is expected that n decision
will be rendered tomorrow by the high mili
tary court of Mexico in tlio case against
Colonel NIevcs Ilernandettio Mexican
army olllcer who was fouvd guilty by
military court martial several months
ago of treachery and neglect of dutv and
sentenced to IK ; shot. The charge \ \ as con
niving at the escape of Catarina Gar/a.
whom he was detailed to pursue. Colonel
Hernandez is "U young man of pleasant
countenance and manly bearing. Tbo case
on appeal before the high court was con
cluded today.
General Juan Memlcs , president of the
tribunal , asked the accused olllcer if he had
anything to allege In his own defense be
yond what Imd been bromrhl out by bis
counsel. He replied that ho bad not.
It isgeneralb believed that thiMerdlct of
the court martial will bo continued.
.Friedman
400 liOAI ! : > \\\Y , COUM'II * I
Money l.omel ; on Dliiiiionds , W.itonos , ale.
H.K bnrgulnsln iiiiredooinail pledges.
tlao In tlio sliuo mid
federal courts. Uoouis VUO-7-tJ-D , Shtmurt
block , Council lllulU la.
Special ftfo.icea *
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AliSritACTtf nndloani K.irm ixntl city propsrtr
liouebl nuil sold. I'usejr it 'I'Uomn , Council
llhilTs.
ro.nuvoJ , ccsipooK vnalU an 1
GA1U1ACK oloiujl. K. I ) . llurko. cltr bj | .
610 ACIttC farm 10 miles from Lincoln , Noli. , tin-
proTOil. 1'rico only (19 per acres If tukcn at once.
Jolnmoa.fc Vunl'Hltun.
Foil SAI.nMy llvory-buslnosa In this city or will
trade stock fur uuoil clear prouerty. J elm Do-
hany , Council Ulufla ,
OQO ACItKS 4Hi uillos from Oakland , teed sttto of
culllvnllon. seven mom lieu < o , orcliuril. curn
crlh ) ami vrnuurleuTill : it'll for till un oiru
nrvciiBlilclila. NIcliolBOn & fo , ( Ml Iliunciniiy.
ruotu homo on Sjutli Klcvontli street ,
clearof Ineumbrnnre. to oxchniiKfl for uptown
slUcnca Will pay illlltruncu In cash , lirccn
hhlulils , Mcholeon A. Co.
noiISi : wnnluil In oxchnn/e for lot liatnecn
Ilioailway ami now brlrixo. liroansblalUe , Mch-
OlBOIl tV Co.
" \\TAM'KO , competent clrl for KenorM boune
' work. ( M K , 1'lcrco street.
\\rA.N'Tii : > Ooort Kir ] for cenoral liousatrork.
' ' Mrs A T. PllckliiKer. 821 4tli nvcune. .
17OU i\'CIlANiK : , ( l-rooin liousa , modern convcn
-L ICIH-CS ; beat locitlon In Cnnncif llluRa ; clenr ol
cncumbrunco , will oxalianxe for business houcr 111
somu smaller to u In western lu n or eastern No
braska. tirceilshlchls , Nlcliulion "A. Co , I'oui.cll
UlDlTs ,
IJHMl HKNT M ) acres of tlnr liay Innil ninr tic
asylum for tcaeonuf 1EI3 i t tl IHT acre. Apply
tol.oormnl K\erott. Coi.ncll 111 nils , la.
\VANTKI ) nooil Klrl for kllchon orlt , iruuil
' < ITUKCS paid. .Mrs. Lcotfts Keullnu , IIWat \ \
1'lcrcu street.
FHOM 11 KM ) TO FOOT
you feel the pooil Iliat'a done by Dr. lScrco"ii
( lolden Medical Discovery. It purlflM Ilia
blood. And through the Mood , it rlonnsr * ,
reivilrti , find Invlgorntcs tlio Nholo sytcin.
In rccovcrhiK from "IOrljipr. < . " or In
convalescence from ] ) ncnnitiln , fovcra , or
other wdstltiK discnscs , nothing enn cqiinl it
as nn iiiitwtluiiR. rcstorntho tonic to build up
needed flesh niui strciiKth. It ivuees every
orpin Into nntural notion , jiromotrs nil tlio
Liodily functions , and restores lionlth nnd
vlcor.
For every dlwvisfl thnt comes from n torpid
liver or Impure blood , Dyf | > oi > sln , Indigestion ,
Biliousness , nnd the most stubborn Bldn ,
Scalp , or Scrofulous nlTections , the " Discov
ery" is the only remedy so certain thnt It
can bo ptmruiifcrif. If it di > csn't benollt or
cure , in every cuse , yon hnve your money
back. _ _
For n jicrfivt nnd ixjrmnncnt euro for
Cntnrrh , tnko Dr. SHROH Catnrrh llomcdy.
Ito proprietors offer | 6iK ) rowanl for nn
Jncurubla ctue ot Catarrh. _
"Absolutely HID Best Made. "
"A Delicious Medicated Con-
foot Ion" for the relief of Coughs ,
Colds , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and ,
for clearing the voice , l-'or sale by
nil Druggists nnd Confectioners.
Packed in full two ounce packages ,
Trice 5 Cents. If yon nre unable to
procure the I'omona Cough Tablets CI
ft out your dealer rend us 8 cents in
stamps anil icccive n box ; by mail ,
Made by the manufacturers of the
celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice
Tablets.
DUQUETTE & GO , ,
Council Bluffs , In.
Parties
Anbeueor , nudwcisor , Fnust ann Palo
15KHHS , E1TIIKH HOTTLKI ) OH IN
K1SGS , can leave orders at No. 21H Main
Street , Council BlulVs , Iowa , or Tclo-
phone I- ! ! ) .
Goods delivered promptly.
SOLEAGKNCY FOR
Brewing fiss'n.
01 Si. 10'JiS , M ) .
ImprovsJ SafalElsvabn / ,
KIMBALL BRO S.
OMAHA 01TICK 10M DOUGLAS
Cor. Oth St. and 11 Ave. , Council Illuffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dyeing nnd Oloanln ? done In
ishn hlcliust style or tlio nrU 1'iulod uuil
tallied faliHes inudo to tout : us Roo.l ua now ,
\YorK \ promptly done mil dollvuroJ In ull
purls ot thu country. Heml for prluo Hat.
C. A. MACHAN , Proiirlotor.
llrcudwnv. uour Northwesilorn Do ot ,
COIIIOlilllffH. . III.
Evans
Laundry
Co.
S. F. HENRY ,
SEC'Y AND MD'R.
520 PEARL ST. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Telephone 200.
Special Terms to Agenia
Citi ) Sieaip p e Works *
C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proprietor.
CtJcnninr aitcl
OK GOODS OF EVLflY DKSfHIPTION.
Omaha olllco , 1621 Farnuin St , Telephone 15.1. Council BlutTs olllco and work ?
cor , Avo. AandOth Si , , Telephone 310. Bond for irculara and prlco llet.