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THE OMAHA DAILY "BEE : 'II4/ttSDAY. MARHI 10. 1803 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL , HLLTIfH OFFICE : NO. 13 PKAUL STKEET. I'cllicrrd ty earlier to any part of the city II. W. TII/TON , - MANAOKIL ' Ilnslne sOlllce . N" . 43 ( Ngit | Kdltor . No. S3 MIAOU J/K.VZ7OA. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumner Co. Coal Harmony chapter No. 25 , Order of the Kastern Star , meets tonight in regular ses sion. By order of the worshipful master. The members of Twin Brother encamp ment No. Independent of Odd tellows , will go to Omaha this ovenln ; ; to visit the Hesperian ledge No. 'J of the same order. Mrs.V. . II. Wakeficld and Miss Ola Ogilrn , two of the well known vocalists of Council Bluffs , are making arrangements fern n mu.slcah , ' , to bo given nt Mueller's music hall on Thursday evening , April 'JO. Mrs. Maggie Van Dorcn died yesterday nfternoon tit 5:1.1 : o'clock of consumption , after tin illness of several mouths , ujrod ! I5 years , at the Women's Christian association hostiltal. The remains will betaken to Fair- Held , la. , this evening on the 7:15 : train. The Kmplro Trust company has filed articles of incorporation with the county re corder. The capital stock of the company Is fOJO.IXK ) , and the members of the company tire J. W. Wright. James Darrnh and A. C. Wllcox. The principal place of business Is to ho Boston , but the books of the company will ho kept here. Tickets arc selling rapidly for the celebra tion of St. Patrick's day tomorrow evening In St. Francis Xavler's Catholic church. A lecture by Hev. Patrick Smyth and music by the church choir , assisted by Jules Lum- bard , the On aha basso ; J. H. Siniins , organ ist of St. Paul's church of this city , and others wilt bo the main attractions. Mr. .1. B. Twlford and Miss Jennie Ward were married last Friday at Ogden , U. T. The brldo is the daughter of the late Wil liam Ward of this city , nmi was formerly connected with the Western Union Tele graph company hero. The groom was formerly chief operator hi the Omaha ofllce , but is now manager for the company in Utah. Alderman Fred Geiso left .his horse and buggy hltchrd in front of the court honsu yesterday afternoon while ho went inside to transact some business. When ho came out he found his vehicle trailing in the dust , some careless driver having cotno along and taken off n wheel for him. IIo has not the slightest idea who the man is. but by calling on Mr. Goiso and introducing himself the guilty party can learn something to his ad vantage on the subject of driving. Frank Peterson , who has been in court Bomowhnt frequently of late , filed an Information mation in Justice Fox's court charging Krank Sions with the larceny of a S--rocoipt belonging to him. Siens appeared in court yesterday afternoon , and from the story he told It seemed that Peterson hud done some tailoring for him which did not prove to bo Balisfactory. Petersen failed to compromise In a satisfactory way and he pocketed the receipt as a means of getting oven. Ho pleaded guilty to the olTcnso and paid a nom inal fine. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them. Tim Cl-and Motel , Council BluIYi * . Most ulcjrant hotel In Iowa. Dining room on seventh Hour. Kutcs , W to $5 per tiny. E. P. Clark , Prop. * Kreil l'itime : . Three hundred bushels of pure Ohio need potatooi nt Thomas Ktshton , 2400 West Broadway , Council HlulVn , In. Ladies , don't forgot that the Louis are ut 23 Main street now. Come all. riitsox.n.ii.tit < itiH.ii'iia. Lucius Wells is in St. Louis. < TJ. A. Dcvino has returned from an ex tended eastern trip. II , A. Cole leaves this morning for a three T7coks trip to Texas , 1 12. S. Allen has returned from a four veeks visit in the east. Mr. A. N. Lewis returned last evening from a business trip on the Northwestern in thu interest of his house , L. Uoscnllcld & Co. Co.Dr. Dr. A Hanchott returned yesterday from Iowa City , where ho has been for a day or two attending to Ills duties as a member of the examining board of the Slate university , his special province being to look after the proficiency of the homeopathic medical btudents. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Burnott , who have been visiting Hov. G. W. Snydcr and wife , nnd who g.ivo a steroovtlcon entertainment Ct St. John's ICnglish Lutheran church , are in the business of helping struggling churches all over the country. They are well off financially , and spend nearly all of their tlmo lecturing for the benefit of churches , paying all their own expenses and potting all the pay they got at all in this world In the enjoyment of the varying scenery of the different parts of the coun try. They expect to visit this city again next year. Ueforo breakfast Bromo-Soltzcr Acts as a br.icer Trial bottle lOc. For warming guest chambers , batli rooms , olo. , our gas heaters are just what you want. Look at them. Clean , convenient , cheap. C. 13. Gas and Elec tric Light Co. _ Frcb treatments daily from 2 to 4 p. 111. nt the Council LMu'tTs AJedleal and Surgical institute , 2tth ! ano ? Broadway. DUtrlrt Court N'otci ) , Henry Bodurtha has commenced nn action for a divorce from his wife , Sarah Bodurtha. Gcorgo W. Cook , a well known Grand Army man , has commenced a suit for $1,000 damages against George MePeek. When Cook went to Washington , D. C. , to attend the Grand Army encampment ho loft his wlfo nt homo. When ho came back his wife was gone and so was all his household nroporty , his wife having moved it away and gone to Chicago. Cook did a little detective work nnd finally found the furniture concealed in McPcok's house , although the latter denied knowing how they came there. The goods were afterwards shipped to Chicago and Cook claims MePeek had a hand in getting them oft. Ho claims to have been damaged to the extent of $1.000 and ho wants a judg ment for that amount against him. The llvo prisoners who are now In the county Jail under Indictment for various crimes wore brought before Judge Thornell yesterday and entered pleas of not guilty to the crimes which are charged against them. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them , Emma Kennard. stenographer , notary dojwsitioim , commercial work , letter writing , 100 Main. Finest Aristo cabinet photos , $2 per dozen. AsMon's studio , 18 North Main. Mine. Helen Merrill , hairdressing and manicure. Room 1112 , Merriam block. Wiping Out IU I ) lit . At n mooting of the members of the Omaha Athletic club last evening it was decided to go on with the reorganization. Knough members have paid up their dues to liquidate all pressing dohts , and over ' \0 have signified their willingness to pay their dues regularly and stand by the new organi zation. An entertainment for the members nnd their ladles was arranged to take pluco April 4. On tho34th of next month the annual election for directors occurs. Piles of people have piles , hut Do Witt's Witch lliucl Salvo will euro them. Do you smoke ? Have you tried T. D. King & Co.'s Pnrtumib ? it's a charmer. Just light one. Williamson & Co. , 100 Main street , largest und host bloyula Block in city. Another Improvement to the "nonulur Schubert piano. Swansou Music. Co Goo. S. Davis , prescription druggist. EWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Committee of Ono Hundred Appointed to Secure Reduced Oar Faro. .1ST OF THE CITIZENS IN THE WORK 'i\l ] to He I nril lor n Mil * * .Mrc'tliie of All 1'cfipli' lntnrentcd In Securing the Pitvort Ie- Tlio committee of ton , which \YIIS np- pointed last Saturday ovcnlnjr at the inct't- ng of the citizens hold for the purpose of .uldtig nctlou toward scouring n fl-ccnt faro > n the motor line , met last ovL-nlug nt the onico of William Slodentonf ntul appointed ho following committee o' 103 citizens to look after the interests of the i-ity : O. K. llannnn. ehalrmun ; .1. H. Atkins. O. ' . McKc.vum. .1. H. Mul'hersou , C. A. Hooho , I.V. . Tllton , Chris Boson. J. C. Hlxhy. K P. Test. . ) . J. Brawn , Or U.vstow , V. Bat- en , Charles Uuughn , A. S. Bonliam , U K. Jrlik'iistein , J. C. UoIIim-n , 1 > . C. Dovol , Joslah Danforth. .M. Dmiuetti ! , M. B Dally , \V. II. ThomasT. J. ICvutis , .1. D. ICdmund- son , J. F. Kvatts , L. C. Kmpkle , Frank Guan- ella , W. S. Miiyne , .loseph Muellur , Thomas Metcalf , H. 1' . Barrett , Peter Wind , \V. A. Wood. ( ! . K. Whooler..John I > . Weaver , I. . C. ' . Bcsloy , W. P. WlKMlmnn. 1'etcr Tholl. W. F. Baker , A. C. Harding. Kamuel Haas , oixi' Blaxshn , I , . AI. Shubert. 1' . 11. thiTiiiKhain , N. A. Taylor , W. C. Kstop , \V. H. Kncpher , A. l/Hllo , A P. Lunsmade , Dr. D. .MauraeV. . A. Mynster. II. O. McCK'o , O. \ \ . Bushiiell. O. W. Butts. W.V. . Uiomls , I.V. . Tidleys , Dr. J. It. Cleaver. E. C. Cole , C. It. Tyler , George Carson , U A. Casper , D. J. Croelcwell. FrankTrimble , J. N. ' CasadyV. . W. c'oncs , F. .1. Day , John Dan forth. Kobcrt Clauce.v , S. T. McAteo , J. Ncumayt-r. J. W. I'orejwy. . ( . H Hnydcr , U A. Devlno , N. M. Pusey , Dr. C. II. Plniioy , H. Kiilii , K. L. Shuftart , F. WlesV. . F. Sapp , jr. . M. F. Hohrer , 10. II. Sheafe , Ceor ! oV. . Hewitt , . .lumijaVWkham , 10. I , Woodhury. John Mermen , L. Kirsuht , I. A. Miller , I , . W. Kos3 , Theodore Uulttar , F. O. Gleasim , C. Straub , H. F. If.iltenhauor , B. Clralu , F.V. . Spotmau , O\iilu Vlen , D. .1. llutehiiisou , C. AI. Harl , Harry James , \V. C. James , L. P. 'Judson. A meethiff of the citizens in general is sot for a week from next Saturday night , but the opinion seems to prevail among those who have the matter in hand that that is too long to wait. It is llkuly , therefore , that there will ho n eall issued for a. citizens meeting next Saturday evening. The follow ing subcommittee was also appointed last evening to confer with Omaha citizens , with the object of securing their active cooperation tion in the endeavor tn secure a 5-ceiit fare : Spencer Smith , chairman ; Lucius Wells , I-conard Everett , John McCabc , Smith Saundcrs. HUICIUI : JN MI 1' . II. Tcilioy , a Fnrmrr lllun'A Man , Sliuuts IlliiiHi'lf Through Ilio'IVmplo. F. H. Toboy. a former Blunite , shot hinv self through the temple last Monday night at a boarding house iu Milwaukee. The first that anyone in this city know of it was when a telegram came to his sister , Mrs. George S. Miller , who lives at < W3 Willow avenue. Toboy was hero aluut two weeks ago , and , after visiting his sister and a younger brother , left for Milwaukee. According to the information that has been received hero it seems that Tobey had been drinking heavily. He took the Kcoly euro at Blair about a year ago and later at Dwlght. III. So far as known ho did not in- ilulm ) his taste for intoxicants at all after tnat , and when it was learned that ho had been arrested in Milwaukee and lined for drunkenness it was a great surprise and shock to his friends hero. Ho raised money enough to pay his line by pawning a line diamond mend ring for $12. With what was left ho bought a revolver and a' box of cartridges. Going to his room ho locke.l himself In. A few minutes later a pistol shot was heard , and on bitaking the door onen Toboy was found lying across the bed with a bullet hole through his tcinplo. A note was found lying on the table from which it was learned that Mrs. Miller of this city Was his sister. As soon as Mrs. Miller received word of the sad event she wired her husband , who was _ in Minnesota , to go and look after the remains , which will he taken east for burial. The dead man was engaged at one time In the manufacture of patent sidewalk stone blocks in this city , and later on worked with ox-City Engineer Tostovhi. Ho also formerly resided In Nebraska City. Itlpo Strnwlivrrlcs tin tiin Vinrs. All excursion to sunny North Galveston , Tex. , will leave Omaha March iiuth , 18113. For particulars and special inducements apply to Agent D. D. Smeaton , Uoom 17 , Barker block , Omaha , Why lot children die with diphtheria ? You can save them by Dr. JolToris' rem edy , lias been used Hueeensfully for 113 years. Price $ 'i.OO. For sale by Coun cil BluITa druggists , also at 2H > 1 Cuining street , Ouialia. IfyoXi liivvo property to soil , list it with m < 5. I huvo customers for bargains. II. G. McGee , No. 10 Main street. Cnn tint Clly Hell n Street ? A question has been raised as to an item of business which was transacted by the city council at Its meeting Tuesday evening which maybe of interest to the city from a legal standpoint. AH ordinance which has been hanging 11 ro for several weeks was passed , vacating the east end of Fourteenth avenue adjoining Deere , Wells & Co.'s imple ment house on Main street. Riddle's sub division , in which the street is located , was platted twenty years or moro ago , and. as is usual in such cases , streets were dedicated to the public. The question now raised is whether the city had any right to give up the street to a , private individual , or rather whether It had any title to the property to transfer to any one else. It is claimed that the city had merely the right to use the streets , and there its rights end. If this view of the case bo the correct one the prop erty owners in that part of the city , If there are any whoso rights arc seriously affected by the action of the council , or the original owners of the street in question , are likeli to raise a fuss. Streets have been vaeatct in this way before , but it has invariably been understood that after the city had re linquished its right the title reverted back to the person by whom the addition was platted. Some criticism is also made on the action of the council in giving up so valuable a piece of property for so small a price. The city let go of the property upon condition that the linn of Deere , Wells & Co. , would pave the intersections of the street at its own expense. This will cost not to exceed $100 , and that consequently represents the price paid the city. A piece of the same slzo on the opposite side of the street , it is estimated by well known and responsible real estate men , is worth not less than JT.iiOO. If the city had the right to sell the property at all , the other real estate men think they ought to have been given a chance to hid on it , as the city would cer tainly have been enabled in this way to ro- allzo a great deal moro from the sale. Kurly Vf olablrn Are l.'arlle t at North ( iiilvrnton. A spedul excursion to North Galveston , Tox. . will Icavo Omuha March 20th , IM > 3. For inducomentsand full particulars apply to Agent D. D , Smcaton , Hooin 17 , Barker block , Omaha. Bourichm Music House. Fine pianos and organs for cash or payments. 114 Stutmnun street , C. Bluffs. Coal and wood ; best and cheapest Missouri hard wood in the city ; prompt delivery. H. A. COx. No. 4 Muln. Marshniallow caramels at Drlcsbaoh's. DcMll of , | IUKO ! , Inck on. Judge Abraham Jackson , who has been staying at the Woman's Christian associa tion hospital , died yesterday afternoon at 4:80 : o'clock after a long illness. The de ceased was one of the first judges of Potta. wattnuiio county , and ho was at ono time engaged In the practice of law with C. E. Stoao , tvno U uho dead , lie has been help- css a * n child for n long time past , and the miles of the hospital were compelled to ( cop a man to take cnn1 of him. A short line Ago the man left the place and Since .hen It has been Impossible to llnd any ono .o take his pine * * . For several days past ho 'mil been showing signs of Insanity anil ho , vas taken to St. Bernard's hospital for rent in rut. Announcement of the time of holding the funeral wtll bo made later. Why Is It that people use Salvation Oil ? Answer : Because it Is the best liniment. Krport Tor the Your. City Clerk Stcphcnson has Just completed tils report for the ear ending March 1 , and It will bo Incorporated in the mayor's mes sage , which will bo n-ail next Monday evenIng - Ing at the first meeting of tno now council. The tollowing is the report : IIECKIITS. ! Vc for rlty marshal ' . t 310 05 Witness feus 100 00 Hopoiturand Juror fees ICO DO Inilh'iiiiiiitH 24,804 70 llurnil pnnilH i CH 60 I.livilM-t 1.H41 0.1 rityrrlino 47,700 15 Hliui. 'rlmi > 2000 t'lvll ' cases In superior court 570 HO iNnltirill/.atlnn : H4 75 HnlMIng and Improvement permits. - ( WOO Total . $7 ,287 50 Pity iimrilml'.s fei-t . .110 fi.'i Wllnpss foes . 17H 40 Uoporlrr and Juror fees . 1'JU 00 liicltfincnts . 24,287 7.1 IMlycrlme . 11180 Stiitucrlnio . , . ID 00 I'onnilinaster , hnlf fros rOKlMcrlng dotfs . 172 50 Klmii'lmn.clty tiuiMirur : . 50,000 oo Cash on hand . 543 71 Total $ 70,287 50 Ui'milni ) Acllvltj- Itciil i : tilc. The liberal proposition and terms of pay ment offered by the North Galveston associa tion to Investors , is rapidly bringing pur chasers Into the Held. The enormous amounts already expended in public improvements- such as street paving and grading , tree planting and sewerage , public buildings , hotels , etc. , have rapidly enhanced the value of property. Every now factory or other enterprise means a very healthy Increase in valuation. There never was a better tiino than now to Invest , as North Galveston , Tox. , is built upon a sure foundation. For full particulars call on or address D. D. Smeaton , room 17 Barker tmlldlng , Omaha , Neb. , the local agent , or the North Galveston - ton association , box thVI , Minneapolis , Minn. Foit S A LK Citizens Stute bank stock. Submit cash o'll'ur. E. II. Sheafe. Stop at the Ogdcn , Council BlulTs , the best $2.00 house in Iowa. o Investigate ThU Silciullil | Investment Op portunity. An excursion for North Galveston , Tex. , will leave Omaha Muivh t > itli ) , mi. Special Imluccments , For particulars apply to Agent D. D. Smeaton , Hoom 17 , Barker block , Omaha. , Mimler XVIII Out. I'oiiTi.AND , Ore. , March 15. A. W. Shaw , a wealthy rancher of Grant county , was re cently found dead In the stall of a stallion in his barn , and on the testimony of a hired man named Gallln and Mrs. Shaw a ver dict of accidental death was re turned. Gallin at oneo took Shaw's place at his bed and board , which fed to sus picions and a search of the barn revealed , from blood stains , that Shaw had been killed in the barn away from the stallion's stall. Gallin and Mrs. Shaw arc under arrest , charged with murdering Shaw. Piles of people liavo piles , but Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. Crlpplcil liy I test em's lilt ; l < 'lr < * > BOSTON , Mass. , March 15. Hoditath Bros. Manufacturing company , boots and shoos , who were burned out in Friday's big lire , are financially crippled and will assign. T. II. Uedpath , one of the partners , lost his llfo in the lire. The firm's insurance was much less than the merchandise lost. The liabili ties are $100,000. The body of Lewis lj. Cotton , who was last seen on the roof of the Ludlow building in Friday's big lire , was found in the ruins to day. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's Witeh IIii7nl Salve will cure ; nem. Dnmratlr. The cold snap of the hist few days has put check on the Michigan Hoods. Governor Altpild has accepted the roslRnn- tttm of Charles Kltzslminons as brigadier gen eral of ( hu Illinois National guurd. Governor Worts of New .Ter.soy has signed tlio bill innktiii : hor-,0 racing for purses or prizes unlawful in the months of January and 1'V'lmmry. Trainmen on the Aransas Pass railroad threaten to strike bi'caitbii of the practice In- ( InlKfd In of Importing conductors Instead of promoting brakumun , The Walter county , Tnxai , court honsu Imriicd last nlxht. Loss. $20,000 ; Insurance. tll.ooo. The records and siifu. In a llro-proof building adjoining , were wived. Tim nnninl meeting of the Holsteln-I'rlrsan Pattlo Breeders association was held In New York yesterday. President llorr presided and about llfty members were present. There was afresh outbreak of smallpox at Akron , O. The man affected was one of the giuuds during the recent euldemlc and It Is said twenty persons have been exposed. There Is great excitement. The trials of liyan , Sprague , Kromer and Dr. WycUolV for thi > attempted robbery of the Lcecliliiiru- ; . , bunk and the killing of Coun cilman Hchaefnr February 14 , were taken up yesterday afternoon at KlUanlng. The annual meeting of the board of adjust ment of the locomotive engineers and tlromon of the Michigan Central railroad Is In session ut Jackson. It.s mnmbur.s assort that they have no grievances of any Importance. lion. John Wnnnmaker , Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas H. Wiiniiiuaker , Misses Mary 11. and Kllzabcth Wananmkiir , Mrs. Colonel \\IKon \ , Miss Agnes Morgan , Mr. ( Jeorjo II. Warden and Mr. L. P. Hannum arrived at Palestine , Tex. , yesterday on n special train. The hoard of directors of the Now York Central .t Hudson lllver railroad yesterday completed the purchusu from J. Plerrnpnnt Moi Kim of the control of thu New York & Northern railway , and the property will bo formally turned over on April 1 , A secret meeting of a number of prominent passenger agents was held In IIIrmliiRlium , N. V. , yesterday. Keprescntatlves were nrfscnl from the Uhln& Mississippi , Missouri I'aelllc , Iron Mountain , Dnlath , South Shore & Atlan tic. and Now York , Ijako Erie tt Western. Henry S. Ives , Oporgo II. Ktayner and Thomas Doiemus were defendants In the MI- p remo court , llrooklyn , N. Y. , In asnlt broucht by the Minors Savings Dank of I'lttston , Pa . Thu aec doro partners In the brokerage business In New York City and In 1887 Issued a promissory note for $30,000. payable to the piesltlent of the Miners bank A certified cony of the ordcrof Judge FuIIer- ton of the circuit court of Oregon , removing T. F. HUSK of Now York us receiver of the Oregon Pacltlc railroad and appointing In his nlncu Kvurcst W. Dudley , WHS served on Mr. lloyg In Now York , bat ho did not furnish the combinations to thu safe to allow thu commit tee. to obtain possession of thu books wlilch they contain. Foreign. Smolkn , president of the Austrian House of Deputies , has resigned. The Montreal banks iliavo been shipping nearly iOOO.OOO In gold to Now York each day for the past eight or ten days , The foot and mouth disease has broken out In the Ilerlln cattle market find all removals of cattle have been nrohlblted. After a long and careful examination of Mr Gladstone yesterday afternoon. Sir Andrew Clark allowed him to go down stairs to utttnil a small dinner party , A special general assembly of the Presby terian church In Ireland , convened In Ilelfaht has passed unanimously resolutions condemn ing the home rule bill. Several rases of cholera have appeared In a convict prison In Moscow. Thu provlncla council has voted 300,000 francs to bu spent h Instituting preventive measures. Numerous Austrian , Swiss and Oermat Catholics huvo petitioned the pope that ho call an International conference to take stuns to abolish Kamblliii ; at Montu Carlo. Ktnit Humbert has written a cordial letter to Kmperor William , thanking him for his uc ceptancoof an Invitation to attend the royii silver neddliiK In Itomu next month. AII Anabnptlit fanatic In a Kusslan village .rankled a young Klrl , with thu consent o her parents , claiming to bo able to bring her to lifo again , llo failed to do as ho promUtu und Is now In prison , The Homo corrt'spomlent of the Standan says that Mr. Ulud.stone lias agreed to restore diplomatic relations with the Vatican on the r.omllilim that the pouo use his Influence li fuvorof the homo rule hill. - Tested by time. For bronchial affections coughs etc. Brown's , , Bronchial Troche : have proved their efllcacy by a test ol many year * . Price 25 cts. TT BELLE HEADfc HALF SOLD Hon , Richard" Orokor Bjiy's ' an Individual In terest in the Breeding farm , TAMMANY'S ' BOSS GOES IN FOR MOSS : t Trriim on Which Ho .loins ( Ipnrriil .Inclmin In the Kiitcrprliii-f'1"1' riU lmnioin ( lct III * Mi > my < - < lvnornl ; > < , NASIIVIU.B , Tenn. , March 15. It Is said that Richard Crokcr lias bought an Individual Imlf interest In the thoroughbred stock farm of Bcllo Meade and the breeding estab lishment. General W. II. Jackson being asked re garding such a report had this to say : 'It is true that I have sold to Mr. Crokcr a half Interest In the stallions and brood mures ind their product. Yearlings to bo sold in Now York City In Juno next arc not Included In the sale , but are my individual property. Mr. Crokcr and 1 have entered Into a , part- icrshlp retaining as the firm name Hello Meade stud , and having for its object the breeding -ind annual sale of thoroughbred yearlings as heretofore conducted at Belle Mcadc , of which firm I am to be general manager. ' 'Mr. Crokcr has for some tlmo had in con templation the purchase of a farm and the rearing and sale of thoroughbred yearlings , and the object of His visit to Kentucky and Tennessee was to see the two states and decide for himself which of the states no preferred to locate In. Ho decided that this section of our state possessed greater advantages as to soil , cllmato and pure water to breed the thoroughbreds to tne highest form and attain the best growth than any county he had over seen , and as ho preferred to unite with me In the business , and from my acquaintance with him as a most agree.ible gentleman , his views on this subject beins in accord with my own , and being desirous of having such a noted acquisition to our state , I made the silo : to him. I regard his selec tion of our state as a very high compliment , and the partnership with htm as of great value to the best Interests of our state. " It Is currently reported that the price paid by Mr. Croker is Smooi ) , that General Jack son will receive W.OOO per year for his ser vices as manager , as well as $10 per month for the keep of each brood mare ami $13 per month for the keep of each stallion. The Bcllo Meade stud includes , besides over 10U brood marcs , the following great stallions : Luke Blackburn , Iroquois , Trc- mont , Inspector B ( Imp. ) , Great Tom and Clarendon. NASIIVH.U : , Tcnn. , March 15. The third day's sale of the Tennessee Breeders associ ation was highly satisfactory. Ninety-live head of horses were sold for an aggregate of f 14,505. The highest priced sale was made to Hlchard Croker. who bought two brown horses , Idol and a horse sired by a son of Bullet , bidding $1,1)30 ) for the pair. NKWTHOTTINO UUl.LS AUOl'Ti : ! ) . .t DlHtiiiiro I'olo In Iliirnrss KIICCH 'Moved Nearer theWlro Stiirtvm Must I'uy. Nuw YOIIK , Marubt ; 15. There were many representative horsBinen from all over the country about the KJf'lh ' Avenue hotel today discussing -the vuU-s' ' governing records , which was unanimously adopted by the Joint committees of the National , the American and the Register associations at their second meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel yester day. The business which came before the American and Natltfiiiil committees in con ference lato.yeserday afternoon was im portant. The gentlenien taking part in this conference were Mnjpr-P. II , Johnson of Lex ington , Ky. , cnairman of the meeting ; C.'M. Fosgof Nashville. Icnn. ; G. B. McFnll of Oskaloosu , la. ; W. J. IJams of Terre Haute , Ind. , and C. I. Benjamin of Saginaw , Mich. They at once began to traino asctof resolu tions to present before the next Joint meeting of'tho associations on April ! , in Chicago. Every printed rule had to bo gone over , clause by clause , and an effort in each case was made to render the ruling identical , which would in the end make the two codes practically interchangeable. There was only one important change suggested yester day , regarding the distance limit beyond tvhich a horse is declared out of the race. Where formerly the distance was 100 yards in races where less than ten horses started and 150 yards for a larger field than ten. It was agreed to make tlio distance fifty yards for races in which not moro than eight horses start nnd sovcnty-five yards for a larger field than eicht. This morning the committee mot and con tinued the dissection ot the two codes. President Johnson offered tlio suggestion that license to drivers shall be granted and that drivers must have ono If they drive in a race. Another important suggestion was that races consist of the best two in three heats instead of the best three in five heats. After these suggestions hud been discussed and agreed upon , the question of helping each other in the matter of enforcing sus pensions for nonpayment of entries and other moneys came up. It was argued that should .each . association enforce suspension , regard less of the association to which the debtor belonged , much trouble would bo escaped. It waa then agreed that in all cases where the amount of the debt should exceed $33 the association shoulu net. The conference ad journed to meet at Chicago , April 4. SHTTMIU WITH FIT/SIMMONS. The AiiBtrallnn Siiyn the CtTHoeilt City Club Will Co in o Out All ltilit. | NEW OUI.KAXS , La. , March 15. The Crcs cent City Athletlo club has finally made a settlement with Fitzsimmons for his share of that 10,000 , paying him part cash and the balance in secured notos. President Noel s'iys the club is not going out of tlio business. ' Some people , " ho said , "havo gone out of their way to abuse the club. It Is a case of hitting a nnn when ho is down , but the club Is still alive and our turn will come again. " "What about the Corbott-Mitehcll affair ! " "Why , if Buffalo is willing to pay > 0,000 or $75,000 for tlio fight she can have it and wo will bo there to see the light. That city can htivo the fight if it bids moro than $ i5,000. I do not know precisely to what extent wo shall go , but any offers wo might make wouldn't gohoyond $2r > ,000 , which Is a fancy purse now. There is too much risk and wo shouldn't DO Justified In the light of past cxporienco ill taking great chances " What the Olympic "will bid for the light remains to bo s''cn ; hlit it Is not thought It w 11 bo In serious competition with Buffalo , should the articles\ agreement bo changed so as to allow the fight to lake place in that city. " Militate Taking n Hand. BUFFALO , N. Y. , ivtarch 15. The ministers and the anti-sportiiig oleinent of the city are up in arms against holding the - proposed Mitchell-Corbott fight hero , and a largely signed petition Is ilu circulation asking the .nayor to take a decided stand against It. MI 8lH lllltAltlT | tllO Tug * . C JACKSOS , Miss. , Mmth ID , It Is currently reported hero that the now attorney gen eral has secretly issued Instructions to the officials of the Gulf coast counties of Missis sippi , notifying them that training ( or Cost aad POTTSTOWN , PA. _ d / - w I was a sufferer from J al neuralgia for ten years ; v tried all kinds of reme- Yoars. dies without relief , and had given up all hope. I tried a bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL , and it effected such Ono wonderful relief that I -i recommend it to all. J _ CHAS. LAW , Ju. Bottlo. c fight Is Just as much n violation of the law of the state as prize fighting Itself and Instructing them to pro- . ccd nt onfc agitlnst the persons who are nnd nave been training on the soil of tto [ state Tor n prize fight , or so-called glove contest. As almost nil the prlnelpils who participated In the recent lights In Now Orleans trained nt Bay St. Louis und other coast towns In the state the Indications tire tint they will M bo prosecuted to the full extent of the law. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Coney Inland' * Next. NEW YoitK , March 15. The next puslllstle entertainment under the auspices sf thu Coney Island Athletic clut ) , which will take place next Monday evening , will be contested between Billy McCarthy , the Australian , and Jack McGee of Boston. The bout Is limited to ten rounds. The men are In the best of condition nnd will each make a hard fight. The contest between Gcorgo Slddons and Jack Skelly will ho the star battle of the night. Though limited to forty rounds , it will uo really n finish affair , Slddons Is de termined to make it brief , and Skelly is im bued with the same determination. 1'Htul I'rlrtTight. . GiiAND U A rins , Mich. , March 15 In .a fight in the Athletic club rooms last night Fred Wright , a young man of this city , was knocked out In the third round , sustaining concussion of the brain , irom the effects of which ho will die. The spectators nnd the principal promoters of the match are keep ing under cover. Taylor , who fought with Wright , was ar rested at .Marshall , Mich. , this morning. Ho was given to the oflicois by the conductor of the freight train which ho took out of town. Both the participants In the light are ama teurs. Wright Is In a critical condition , and there are small hopes of his recovery. Von lirr llorst Itcllri's. BAI.TIMOUI : , AW. , March 15. Mr. Harry ! { . von dor llorst , for many years the head of the Baltimore Base Ball club , has resigned from the presidency of the club and has been succeeded by lid ward Hanlon , who will here after be president and manager. It W.is.lliiiiny l..vnuh. Nr.w YOIIK , March 15. Jimmy Lynch , the well known 133-pound puglllstand not Jimmy Lynn , was matched yesterday against Johnny Van Host to fight before the Coney Island Athletic club on April IT. Cholerine in I'riins.vlvanl.i. Scwiekloy , Penu. : Wo had an epidemic of cho'.orino , as our physicians called It , in this pl.ico lately and I made a great hit with Chanbirlain's Colic , Cholcr.i and Dlirrhiua lemoily. Isold four do/en bottles of It in ono week and have slnco sold nearly a gross. This remedy did the work and was a big ad vertisement for me. Several persons who had been troubled with diarrhoju for two or three weeks were cured bv a few doses of this medicine. P. P. KNAIIPh. . G. C'OlWTi tiH.tr COXTKST. Missouri Vullry ( Itl/i'im Not Inclined to Give Up tlui right. Missoum VAI.I.EY , In. , March 15. [ Special Telegram to Tim Bur. . 1 The county seat contest between Missouri Valley and Logan came to an cud today so far as the Board of Supervisors is concerned , it having decided not to order an election. Much surprise is expressed by even Logan adherents that the board -should Ignore a petition containing over 5,000 names when but 3,000 were on the remonstrance. The fight is not ended by any means , as the Valley will immediately institute legal proceedings to maintain its rights. Legal proceedings would have resulted had tlio board ordered the vote , so that the Valley is in just as good shape to continue the contest as It would had the decision been otherwise. Iowa I'Mrin i In Demand. CUESTON , la , March 15. [ Special to THE BKE. ] The sale of farms in this locality is unprecedented and the oldest inhabitant has been compelled to admit that It is be yond his recollection. The freight depot is crowded each day with emigrant goods shipped into the city by parties that Have bought Iowa land. ' The now residents como from all parts of the union , particularly from Illinois. Those farmers have the cash and know the value of land. At least 100 families have been added to Union county's agricultural population tlnro last fall , ami the prospect for a continued in crease shows no signs of abatement. Heal estate men are besieged with inquiries re garding farm land and have made purchases for parties at their request. What is true of Union county is comparatively true of other counties in the Blue grass region of Iowa. In the liitcreiit ut' Union l.tibor. Sioux CITY la. March . , , 15.--fSpecial Tele gram to TUB Ben. ] Some of the most promi nent trades assembly men in Iowa have issued a circular calling for a delegate con vention , to be held at Burlington , May 15. The onject is to federate the local organiza tions into a state trades assembly , so as to better care for laborers' interests and to take steps loading to an extension of the field of union labor in the stato. > T Imra Chrlxtlitu Alliance. Dns MOINES , la. , March 15. At a meeting of the Iowa Christian alliance , composed of all denominations , Charles Bcnrdsloy was elected president , Charles Cutler treasurer and secretary and M. Field of Davenport financial secretary. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will euro them. Futility Injured While Drunk. Dns Moisns , la. , March 15. [ Special Tele- grannto Tun BEE. ] Michael Hann of Knoxville - villo was struck by a train near this city this evening and probably fatally injured. Ho was intoxicated and lay down beside the track. His skull was crushed. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's Witeh Hazel Salvo will euro them. SPItlNO TIUMOR9. Mood Immori. ekln humors , sculp bumorn with loss of hair , nnil c\cry other liuinor , whether Itcblnp. burnlnir , Mcedlng. icily , crusted , iilraply or blotchy , whether dimple , crofiilou * , or hereditary , from Infancy to nee , aio novpeedlly , permanentlynnil economically cured by that greatest of all known humor cures , llio A SKIN and Mood purifier of Incomparable purity ami curative power. An acknowledged pecllo ! of worldwide celebrity. Entirely vegetable , * .ifc , Innocent , ami palatable. EffccU dally moro great curea of ekln , scalp , and Mood ImmoM tlmn all other Un ami blood remedies Lefrra tlio public , Bate greater than tlio combined tales of all oilier blood and tkln remedies. Bold everywhere. Price , (1. rorren Dut'o isu CnruiciL CnnrniiATioN , Doilon. irPer l for "How to Cure Pprlng Ilnmore , Blood Humors , SLIu Humor * , ticalp lluraon. " tlcu In the BUIO nnd foilor.il courts. UODIIII HJ7'J. ) . bhugurt block , Council uiuft * . la. I'rcnlilfliit < > ( I4RUI CD * MtMUOAI. AM ) SIUUJICAI. new cnfl DISPENSARY. ( I'nitMiiltittlHii I'rrr.i l'IIK3. HSTUfcA. PIS8UKE , perrnnncntly eureil wlluuut tliB u e ( if kulfo , ligature orojuttlu. I All malaiilei of a urlrutu or Uellcatu uuture. ui lliorscz.poiltlrolr curnl. THI'.Al'MKM 11V MAIL. AddreM wltli otmrup for particular * , which will te sent In plain UToloD * . i > . O. IloxOI , 11IB. JHh-lt.OmaUa , Neb ornci WORLD'S Sept. 15,1895 BLACKWl-LL'S DURHAM TOUACCO CO. , Durham , N. C Gentlemen * Wcliavc SmoUed up all the Tobacco at the World's Fair , and have unanimously awarded the Gold A edal for Smoking Tobacco to BLACKWEUL'S Bull Durham Congratulating you on your success , we remain Yours truly , CCWM1TTEE. Blackwell's Bull Durham Has been the recognized standard of Smoking Tobacco for over 25 years. Uniformly good and uniformly first. Brlgh * sweet and fiagant-we Invite the most fastidious to test Its peculiar excellence. BlnckwcII's Durham Tobacco Co. , Durham , N. C. "Absolutely Hie Best Made , " "A Delicious Medicated Con fection" for tlfb relief of Coughs , rcm Colds , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , mul - rcO for clearin.ic the voice. 1'or sale by -O nil Druggists and Confectioners. in 1'nclced in full two ounce packages , Price 5 Cents. If you are unable to procure the Pouioim Cough Tablets ft ) from your dealer send us 8 cents in 3 stamps nnd receive n bos by mail. .Mude by the manufacturers of the celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets. DUQUETTE & CO , Council Bluffs. In. TUB KXCKrB101l HO.MI5 I1AKICH AND U JASTKIl ( none centilnu without hr.m Ultimo ) our latest Improved style , Is uscitlil tn.a'io. tins ilep tinned ( Iron * lint lilxhurnte. nnil cloiei perfectly llxlu ; . arcs ID iier cunt nutrition * clomenU. ' 'Vull ito- crlptlvocircular on npjillcnllon. ACKN'fM WANT KIMn every countjr In the U.S. Aildrcsi. CIIA 111,113 U N. .MnlnUt. . Council lllutTs.ln. TREATMENT for all Chronic , Nervous , Prlvata and Special Diseases. ' 2."i years experience. DISEASES IF WOMEN Treated nt $ .1 on a month anil nil medicines furnished , All Other Troubles Treated at Reasonable Charges. Cull on or addiess DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB Architects , Surveyors , Contractors We have a full supply of rnatleal Jpstj-urneptSj { T > 9 Fap rSj Tracl-pg Glotlt , TrapsitSj FodSi CViaipSj licv clSi Tapes , Squares * Illus trated Catalogue free. 114 South 15th Stre3t , to Postoffico. A SJ3T OJP Toctli extracted In morning Nt1 * ones Inserted after eon nineiluy. I'erfcot lit suur- antvcd. 3rd Floor , Pnztou Block. IGthniiilFarnnm Streets. lilcvator on ICth St. Tolcphona I03.V UHIXi ( THIS WITH YOU flatiopal . oAf.v/.i , .v/j . Uipltnl $100,000 Surplus $05,000 rnicrmand Directors llunry W. Vatai , nriil 111 II. UCuiulnit , Tloa projUi.Ui ( X H. Murlo ) . Y. V Mono.John .S. Colllui J , M. II. Patriot ; l.jiu i llceil , caiblor. caiblor.THE THE IRON BANK. JR. THB SpeCIAUDT. ' Is unsnrpBH oil In ttie tror.tuimit of nil PP'VATE ' DISEASES n. . JlWeikn iii | > ; ir cnil Oliordert of InCS 18 rcnro ezperionco. Wrlto for circulars and qneitlon liet froo. 14th and Fnrnara HU. , - . Omaha. K U 6. W. PAMLE , M. D. Tlio Good Samaritan. 23 Ywrs' Experience. KB A nrm OF DISEASES or DIEK ANO WOMUM. moiMtumm ov T WOULU'S IIBK11AL UISl'BM * SAIIV OF . t treat the following Diseuses : Catarrh of the Head , Thront , and I.nnfra ; Di CAPOS of the Eye and Enr.KltsniU Apoplexy , ifoart Disease , Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint , Nervous Debility , Mnntal Ooproa * nlon , Losn of Manhood , Seminal Wonkncas. Dlaltete ? . Uriehl B Dl > case , St-VItua" Banco ! Hhouinatlsm , 1'aralyais , White Swelllnj , Beroruia , Fever Bores , Cancers , Tumors and Fistula In ano removed without the knlfo or drawine : o drop of blood. Woman with hi-r delicate orpcns re stored to health. Dropny cured without tnpplnff. Hpt'clal uttontlon clvoi to treatment of ull blood tulntt tirldlnx by o.xueasm or vloes. iMirer nnil cheaper than u trip to the Hot Hpr.nzs $ . " > 0 to J.'iOOforfult for any fulluro U euro without inoroiiry. Tape Worms removed In two or th'co Hours , or no pay. lUmorrhnlJs or Tiles cured. THOSE WHO AUK AFFLICTED Wllleave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or u&lug OR. R. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES. Tlio only riiyslclan who cnn toll ivlmt alU a jiurion without risking a quoitlom All correspondence Blrtctly confidential. M dloln ( Boot by express. Addreu all loiters to G. W. PANGLE , M. D. C53 BROADWAY"Council IKulfr , In , Scud 4o stamps for confluontml rnuly. BEEF IS CHEAP AS EVER Hut porlt , hams , lunl anil bacon , while , way up In 0 , are cheaper tit Me.schcnUorCs market than any other plnco In thu city. The place to Kotyourmoatls whoruyoti sot the best nnd the most for your money. Look at those prices nnd recollect that everything Is the best that Swift & Co. slaughter : Shoulder CloJ , free of botio 60 PlateBoll 40 Boneless CorneJ Bsof , . . 60 SlrlolnUutts Oo Roils of lleof o Sirloin-trip i 80 SirlolnSteak lOo to ISJJo Porterhouse ) Utoalc 12Mioto16o KibHoaat SotolOo KhoulderRoast Ooto7o ShoulderStsak 7o VeulStew Oo Veal Boast 10o Veal Steak 12Wo MuttouStow. bos Mutton Logs I Mutton Chops IB Sausage PoritUutts Pork Loins , whole IBHo Perk Chops lee * * SaltPork. . lEJfo Uacon 16o Lard 10otol4o Haras I2V50 to 17o Sliced 20o toQCo Sheep , whole Oo Poultry and Fish always o i hand. No other market can dupllcat3 thaisprloea and mind this is for the bo it Meas : in the city. Wholesale and Retail 333 BROADWAY , Council Bluffs. PA.WN J3ROKBR . < 00 11UOADWAV. COU.NOII , Money Lo.uied on D.iiMinir.H ootv UiK bargains In utirudcoinnJ ulcdxos. OVIDE VIEN , Justice of the I'encu - - 411 Ilroa I way , Upstairs COLLECTIONS A Sl'KOIALTV. Special Notices , coui3ii : 17OK SAMS Full 101 of tlnuurs tools. Kuoilouiidl- JL tlon ; a bargain. Inquire of I Hardware Co. , Council Illulli GIOAUHKS In IMwson coiritr , Nob. , at ID SO. HI ) In Frontier. { 350. Improvuil 3W noroi la lluf- fnlo counttl7.SU. . ( ioul I'K ) thru } mllui from llloomlnittoii , Franklin county. U. I,0 > J ot'ajr farms for sale. Jolnnton & Van I'attoa. ICOCHK ! well lniprovodfir.il In Iowa ut UU ) acret Improved * ! ) , ( lard in un. | fruit ( arui near o uncil lllnrM , > . pDirl OJ aero farm n r ( ilenwood , t.VJ. Knrnu. Kiirdun and fruit laudi for alo. Joluuton & V n ' 17.m IlKNT l.areo 10 room home with all niotleru Improvement ! , on I'nik avonuv , $1\ par mouth. 8-room liouto nUli uood burn , new , ilu per month , I.lncoluuvenuo. four cottuKO ho'i es In Twin Cltr 1'laco , nar KCTI Uros. ' factory , W ptr month each , 5-room cottaitaionTliIrd uvenuu , north of trans fer , | l < per month. 5- room cottnxoon Avcniu < ' , ne.ir 20tliftreot.il per month , Apply to li II , Otlull , No. 7 , Ualdnta block , Council ilium. \\rANTI5ll 1'o.ltl.in bv arounie ladj at itno > ' ' Krapher hookkuoiar | , or until , llai Imd ox purlenco. Addrcii I : . M. , 151 111(10 itrvel. Council lllultt. AIISIIIACTS nnd loini. Farm an I cltr pripsrlr boutflit and OIJ. l'u < j4 Tuoimj. Oouaill llluiri , GAItllAliK rJmovi ) I. eli , vault ! , o n cleaned . \Vull p far Inj wjrx i llurko city bmidln . 1HAVK alarira list of prapirtr. lmirovcd ; and unlmprovud. for ailj In all iuru ot the clir , inoit nt It allow prlojit lonuorit very crump , if you think of buying , cuaid and ot what I 0411 uderyou , U rniy : jvo you monjy. H. U , llo'Jco , ho. 10 Main utrojt. IlKNT , furnlsliod rooms for ifOH ' man and wlfa 'Adilfu i UU. lieu olll co. T ijUnsoN. civil en lnoor. lllue print * ( if -I J. Council Ilium and all addltlonii also pulurago for tOU head utitock , WJUih avuime. _ WANTKU Moldiri.carp nterianitippatcuUc t iUmball Ui9t. Xltrator wo
