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TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : -MONDAY , MAY 1 , 18011 ME DAILY BEE COLM'lt-lU.UFFa NO. 12 PKAWJ STHKKT i 1 y furrier to nny part of the II W. Tll.TOS. MANAOKH I Ilmlni'M. Office . No.13 II U.I'1IOM > } NKlt | | Killlor . No.23 NY PlumMr.K Co. Boston Htorc , Knlchnuir silks. MIltonhcfKcr Is the hatter. Mtt Hroadway. The annual ballot the Veteran Firemen's Association will bo Riven at the Masonic [ temple this evening. . Iowa legion of Honor regular -meeting. [ Monday evening , May 1. All members | urgently rciiesteil | to bo present. The Christian church will fjlvo a concert 1 next l-'rlday evening at the Masonic temple l la which a number of the lending musicians 1 of Council llluffs and Omaha will take part. . .1um0 has been sot us the date upon which the trial of William Mu.vhor. the four- times wife murderer of 1'au'o county , will takn place huforo Judvo Smith at the Avocu | court. .lohn McDonald , formerly a member of i the Council Hluffs pollen force , was arrested | Saturday nlRht on the charge of i-omn.iuln' , ' an assault and battery on onu of his neigh- Ixirs , The case will ho tried before Justice Vieti this afternoon. Thocoinplliil ! ordldam-ps of the city from the year 18MT have Just come from the press and are bolng distributed among the city olllcliils The book Is Intended as a Biiiiiilo- rnent to the edition of t.lio oHiihinres which U-as published in 1SSS. The following ofllcors Imvo been elected by the coi.nt.sihoul . superliitencleiils , who met In semi-annual seisinii lust week : President , of MIlln count.v : Ri'rrotar.v , C. Ma\er of CUKS county , executive committee. Charles Kmer- Bonofl'nion county , Kdmmid ( 'brlster < > f Monona county , and C. C. Hodges of 1'ngc county The members of the Second Presbyterian church me talking > f the question of build ing a new house uf worship In the eastern part of the city. A meeting is to bo held next Wednesday evening , at which the mat ter will bo discussed and preliminary ar rangements made. A poMtlon is being circulated among the owners of property fin Oakland avetuio ask Ing the city council to order that avenue provided with a sewer and repaved. Some of the eltl/.ens living on the avenue are de claring their Intention to enjoin the city iron : complying with the request If the thing is ever attempted. The city council will meet this evening ii ; Us regular monthly session and will try tc elect a street supervisor , u thing which hu : proved impossible for I lie liist three months The books of the assessor are now ready iinil It Is prnh.ihlc that arrant'ements will IK made for the first inei-ting of the council as n board of equalization. A gentleman who lives In the iippri part of the city has made a complaint to the police of a disreputable son of a reputable druggist doing business on upper Dread way , lie slates that the young man has made n practice of insulting his wife ami several other ladle's who were on their way homo In the eastern part of the city , and unless he turns over a new leal ho promises to put : i bullet where It will do the most good. A colored boy 8 years old and two and : i naif feet long presenteel himself at the cilice of the city marshal last evening and Intro duccd himself as a profcssi'inal tramp. Ills last trip was from Loavcnwurlli , Kan. , am ! ho was ready for a night's rest before re sinning his Journey. He was put in the bridal chamber of the city jail and will be given a position on the marshars force till ! morning If ho chooses to make Coimci HlulTs bis home. Conio to our enterlnlnment the first daj of May , At Presbyterian church just over the way. Como pool , coino preacher , como tutoi and scholar ; The admission fee Is only qimrlor of i dollar , Wo promise you music , wisdom and art , And nil1 the good things which dolighl the heart , Which lies through the stomach , ( s < sayw Fanny Kern ) , And wo Iwliovo it is so , for through bur wo learn To eater to the wants of the inner man Which the ladic.-f delight to do , whenever over they can. So como ono and all , both great am Hinall , On the first day of May , to our festi val hall. Day & IIoss yesterday sold -15 aero ; inoro of the famous Klein tract to .lore iniiih Lynch of this city. Over 100 acre : of this splendid fruit land Imvo boon sole this spring , cleared up and planted t < fruit. Tliovo nro only about -KO acres o it loft. There is no inoro profitable in vestment for men of small menus thai to buy n tract of this land and cultivati the never-failing fruits that llnd i rcudy mai'ket horo. John E. Abies has gone to Chicago to ul Vnkl the opening of the World's fair. Mrs. J , H. Ktowart , formerly of Do Moltics , now of Cambridge , Mass. , is vlsltln Mrs. N P. Dodge. Mrs.V. . \V. Sherman has been engaged a soprano at the Presbyterian church to tak tno place occupied by Mrs. J. U. Wttdswort ! until the latter returns from an caster visit. Domestic soap outlasts cheap soup. Houriclus' music house appears to b doing a land ollleo business in piano and organs at 11-1 and 111 ! StntBinaii Hear Miss Noolo M. Oj'don ut tli Presbyterian church tonight. C. O. D. Drown oloso.-i at 7 p. in. nfto May 1 , except Mondays and Saturday ) Close Mondays at ( I p. m. , Saturdays" ! 10iO : ; p. in. G. O. D. Brown closes at 7 p. in. nfto May 1 , except Mondays and Saturdays ( . 'lose Mondays at U p. m. , Saturday n 10iO : : p. m. The Millon-i , decorative artists , wa paper , pnjioi' hanging , plain and oru mental painting , signs. No. 15 1'earl S St'liiliiu ; III Miimiwa. Every year trouble is had on account < the persistence of certain Individuals I catching llsh In I-al < o Manawa with the al chics. During the hist week It has bee discovered that they are again bcglnmn operations and that every night thd nuts ai dragged through the lake with the rcsu that the members of the llnny trlbo are ra Idly thinning out. On ono night last wee1 more than ' < IH1 pounds of llsh were caugi. according to the accidental confession of 01 of the parties concerned. It Is suppose that the authorities at the lake have not yi lorn-noil what Is going on. for no effort h : so far been made to stop the sjKirt. The Us are taken to Omaha and sold and the me who are thus dlsobe > ylng the law are niaklii a rich thing out ot It. Unless something done soon to stop the thieving a good shai of the sporti at Manawa will prove to 1 lacking during the coming season. ' Free treatment * unily from 2 toI ' in. at the Council Hluil's Medical aii Surgical institute , L'tith and JJroadwa ; The ( It-iiml Iliilvl , Council HlulTs. Most elegant hotel i Iowa. Dining room on seventh iloo Hates , * 3 to $ o nor day. li. F. Clurl I'rop. Kvory stnplo article and every novell in the china line at Lund Hriw. No pattern \\lro frunios for tissue Imi : thades. A Finn Ituiul llot p. Do you want to buy ono ? If so , wrl W. 11. Oaks , Silver City , la. Domestic boap beat for hard water. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Effort * to Bridge the Baptist Ohtism Falls for Lack of Mutuality , BRETHREN WHO HAVE NOT YET FORGIVEN O crlurr frnin tlie Plr < t Oliurclt to Ibn Temili. | .Mt'inlirrn .Mrt willi n I'mpo * Illiiit Which U'lll Iliinlly II Tut Thruu li. The trials and tribulations of the TlaptUts of Council Hluffs are things of public knowl edge. Steps are now being taken by the First church looking toward a combination of interests which will put a stop to all the embarrassing notoriety which has attended the organization In the past. At a recent meeting a circular letter was drawn up and ordered sent to each member of the Temple Hapttst church , which with drew from the main body about a year ago In such a sensational man' nor , amid calls for the police and turning out of gas. The letter In olTccl conveyed to the members of the Temple church the desire of the others to forget old animosities , to let bv-gons bo by-gones , and to unite the two organl/atlons as they were before the great split took place. This was considered a reasonable proposition , In view of the hard feeling that had existed between the iwo organisations , and a copy was sent to each member of the Temple church with the expectation that the latter would meet them half way. A meeting of the Temple Itaptlst church was held a few da.ss 111:0 at which a reply to the proposition was drafted and sent to ' tin * niilcers'of the Kiist church. In it the members of the Temple church agreed to e'ome back , bat named i ertain conditions , ol .vhleli.the . iVlnclpal one u as that the present rgani/.tlion should be disbanded ami a now rganl/atIon effected , with new olllcers and 11 the old association * which had proved U DO s' > unpleasant dune awaj with as far as ; > ossille. member of the First rhmvh stated resterday that in all probability the offer ol ho Temple church would not bo accepted. The members of the Temple church claim hat the First church has run in debt anil ill that is wanted of them is to come in anil lelp in paying off the Indebtedness. The members of the First church on the othei land claim that thelrorgini/.ation was nevei n belter condition Iliiandall ; , and otherwise .ban It is now. anil that tlu-ir proposittui sprang from a sincere desire for the besl Interests of both churches. At present the leslre for gore appears to be as untamed a ; : ivor. and the prospects for a union of tht Lwo .inharmonious clcnifiith swms to IK ibout as lilccly as an im.nediate ushering In of the mlllcnium. IIATIIAW.\\.i I'AS.-t. lamirr ; Mini" ol tlin Motor ( Jiiinpiiiij .Mult.- * SIHIIIAilmlituiH. . "Don't you think Tnu Hur is in prcttj mall business in throwing si jrs'on every onduetor in town by quoting ono of them .vithoiit . giving his name , xvho has bcn talk ng about something that Is none of his bus ! less ! " was the qujslkm liivd at a reportei esterday afternoon as he sauntered dowi earl street. The renl.v was made thai hero might bo a difference of opinion as t < .vhetherlt was anything discreditable for i 'onduetor ' to expose an ad ! > Tinan who hae been guilty of breakln ; . ' hi word Why is it. Mr. Stone , " \v.is asked , "thai rou gave Ilatlmway n pass ? Von suruly ex iceteil something in return , didn't you' " " " the " it to bin "No , was reply ; "we gave solely on account of his prominence an a citj ifllcial. " "Why don't you give one to the city clerk lien ? lie's as much a city ofllcial as llatha , vay is. " . Mr. Stone dldn t see the trap , but hastened toned to put both his feet in it. "Oh , he' : Hfferent , " said lie ; "he isn't a city ofllcial 10 hasn't any power to speak of. " " 1'ower to do what , vote for ordinances ? ' Stone didn't he-em to relish thc-furnituw n the inside of the trap now that ho hat got inside , and his answer to the last ipics ion was a kind of combination between : augh and a groan. The statements of Mr. Stone given abovi set at rest ono thing about which there has been sumo uncertainty , namely , ate to whether Hathaway has a pass llathawuy himself has evaded tin picston whenever It was put ti lilm by newspaper men , or else lias put on ai air of bravado that had a suspicious loot about it. But ho took the pains to have on of his friends Interviewed , to wtiom ho hai 'ontlded ' the fact that ho had no pass , am whoso relations with- him were of such i aturo as to render any deeeotiun unlikely Stone , however , says that he has a pass , am one of the conductors sajs he has been uslni It. Hathaway does not deny it , and th > official organ of the democratic party whoso war cry during the last city campaig was "A pass Is a bribe. " and in whos columns ho might reasonably expect to b vindicated , has maintained a silence on th subject so vast as to ho absolutely painfu never having said a word since the ai nouncement was llrst made in the column of Tun Hni : that Hathaway had stepped ol the platform on which ho was electee' There docs not seem to be much nccesslt for an investigation , for the facts are ! abet as plain before the public as any amount c investigation could make them. Ilathawa has allied himself with the motor company and one-third of the democratic pretension to being the anti-motor party have igon glimmering. Ten lny. ut tinVorlilV I'u li lt will cost you loss than iKiO.OO , ovor\ , \ thing necessary included. This meat : homes in private cottage , clean , oaft clo e to grounds and on the beach e Lake Michigan. Write to .1. T. Ohym woth. Windsor Park , 111. Uefors to 1 ] W. Tllton of TutUKI : : . eir .lucob Sim of Sims & Bainbrh.go , Council UlulVs. Protect your homes against de.striu tivo storms. W. C. .lames lias th strongest companio- the world. Sco the peoriosh Dauntless bicycle and got our turnib. Henry Murphy. 1 Pearl street. A. II. Pcrigo & Co. . lOIl Pearl st Columbia and other high grade bicycle Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffs , tli if-M hoitso in Iowa. S. P. Vanatta , attorney , u ICvorott bll Gco. S. Davln , pres-cription druggist. Boxes and barrels of Dro.xcl's Bo cologne , a delicious perfume , -5c botth for lOc. Davis , the druggist. Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. Coal and wood ; lx\st and cheapo Missouri hard wood in the city ; prom ] delivery. IJ. A. Cox. No. 4 .Nluln. See the winding ot the May polo 1 the children at the Presbyterian uhure tonight. Admission 'Si coats. TruvnliMl Inroir. Ed Jones , ono of the good-looking watte at the Grand hotel , was somewhat surprise a day or two ago at receiving a e'all from young colored boy. who greeted him wl considerable familiarity. Jones told ti caller that ho didn't , recollect over Imvh scon him before , but upon taking anoth look he burst out with. "Well , If that isi Nellie ! " The boy was not a boy at all , b Jones' wlfo , dressed up In a boy's clothln They were married In Georgia a few yea ago. but separated RQOII after , Jones coming this city and his better half staj ing to hx after the welfare of Georgia. Mrs , Jon decided that she would like to take anoth look ut her husband , nnJ be > , without lettli Him know of her Intention , she donned imi attlro and started to tramp it here. I stealing rides , and walking where the were no rides to bo hud , ho managed cover the distance between Georgia ui Council Hluffs us any man tramp would ha done it. When the recognition took pla there was a short era of good feeling , a : .tones had to take half n day off to renew bin acquaintance with hU wlfo nnd get some more becoming clothes for her to wear Cook your inpiils thin summer on a gas range. At cost ut Hio Gas company. Mine. Ilclon Merrill , halrdres.xlng and manicuring. Uoom 'll'J , Morrlam block. Finest Arlslo cabinet photos , $2 per elo/c'ii. AhMouV studio. 18 North Main. Williamson & Co. . 10(1 ( Main street , largest and best bicycle stock in city. At Itnliiiiiy'n Tonight. Corse Pay ton and his merry company open tonight at Dohany's theater In "My Ken tucky llomo. " For the ladlesit Is a free night. For others the popular prices of 10 ami iU ) cents are given. In the company Is Miss Ktta Heed , who Is said to be a very talented young actress. The play tonight Is a military comedy drama , which Is thrilling In Its situations and yet abounding In comi calities. The company will appear every evening this week. Another improvement to the popular Schubert piano. Swanson Music Co For flr.st-olas.s rooms in Chicago for World's fair cull on Ohio Kuox. A new invoice of Huglish turbans , latest and stylish , at the Louis. W. ,1. Wallace , building materials. Use Domestic soap. It is the best "YOU KISSED ME. " Tllu Author ol 11 Nolaliln 1'oe-in mid How It C'uiiiu tn He U'rllti'ii. In a recent Isiuo of the San Franolsco Call was published an article from the Inter Ocean of Chicago entitled "Tho Decline of the Kiss , " and in this was the llrst verso of a poem , "You Kissed Me. " In a previous issue of the Inter Ocean appeared the following : "A number of inquiries have been sent to this oftlco asking the name of the author and where the poem , "You Kissed Me , " can be obtained. Keitherj qucHtlon can be satis factorily answered. It is not in "Thompson's Humbler Poets , ' nor any of the standard col lections so far as known. Unless the author comes to the front and owns up to the piece It will probably go on through the ages a literary waif as long as anybody retains a scrap book or a memory. The poem bobs up periodically , and as sarc as it does there Is a Hood of inquiry as to who wrote It. "You Kissed Me , " Is usually accompanied by the following foot note : "The above was written in 1M17 by a lady under 'JO years of age. James Hcdpath. the historian , thought so much of the poem that ho had an edition printed on white satin. John O. Whittler , the Quaker poet , wrote of it and its young author that she bad truly mastered the .ocrct . of ICnglish verso. " VOLT KISSKO ME. You klsipil me ! My bead Dropped low on your breast With a feeling or shelter - And Inllnllo rest. While thu holy emotions My tongue dared not speak I'lashe'd up In a llanie Pmm my ne'iirt to my cheek. Your arms held inu fast- Ob ! your anus were so bold- Heart beat a'--.ilnst heart In Ihelr passloiiiiie fold. Your glances -i-cnieil drawing My soul tlinm'-'li my eyes As the son draws ifie mist I'l-oni thr seas to the skies. Your lips clung to ndno Till I prayed In my bliss Tbt\v might never nnclasii I'lom the rapturous kiss. You lilsscd in- ' ! My heart Ami my bieatb and my < vlll In de-Ih-lous joy I'or a moment stood still. l.lfc had for me then No temptations , mi charms , Nei vlslonof happiness Outside of your arms. And were I this instant An angel possessed Of the peace and the joy That are given the blest I would llliiK my white robci ITnreplnlngly down I would leui- from my forehead Its beautiful cioun To neistlo once more In that heaven of rest ; Your lips upon mine. My head on your breast. You klsM-tl mo ! My KH'.I ! In a bliss so divine Heeled like a drunken man Foolish with wine ; ' , And 1 thought 'twere delicious To die there If death Would como while ) my lips Were yeit moist with your breath ; If I iiduht i-ro cold WhPe your arms clasped mo rovnd In their passionate fold. And tbe e are t bo questions 1 ask day andnlulil Must lips tuste no more Such exquisite delight } Would yeiucaie If your breast Were my shelter as then ? And If you were hero Would you kiss me again ? This poem , which John G. Whittler says shows that the young author had truly mas tered the secret of English verse , was written in the early 'Oils In Almond , N. Y. , iiy Miss Frona Coreywho was then under " ( . vearsof age. Misi Corey , previous to that time , hud contributed a number of excellent article's , both prose and verso , to the press , some of which appeared in the New Yorli Express. Ono day n gentleman who bad been a visitor at the homo of Miss Corey's parents took his departure and on bidding her good by inpriiiteel a kiss upon her lips. Some time after his departure Miss Corey recelvce a letter from this gentleman and in it he In closed an old poem entitled "I Kissci You. " While attending to some house hold duties the lady's mind ran upon the letter tor and the answer she would write when suddenly the words , "you kissed1 me , " wen 'iiiconsciously uttered. Without leaving hoi work she composed the succeeding lines o the poem , transferred them to paper and thn poem in the rough was completed. Subsequently quontly Miss Corey revised her lines am evnlvcel the exquisite verses given above These she sent as an answer to the letter re eelved , and the gentleman In 18'7 ' ! gave tin poem to a Woodstock. III. , paper for publica lion , but refused to dlscloso the name of tin author , saying only that it was written by i young lady under 'JO years of ago. It wai widely copied and commented upon , but hov It came to bo written or by whom has neve before been published. InilUn Mythology. A sirt of mythology has grown it ] about the American Indian in region whence ho vanished 100 years ago. Tin popular names of many plants inchul the adjective Indian. Few persons it America say Indian corn now , but In dian cakes is a term still strongly in trenched south of Mason and Dixon' line , and there is oven a plant known t children as Indian tobacco. The bril limit cumin , is called Indian shot bccaus its seeds are black , bullotliko pellet * Indian traditions are preserved with i sort of reverence in the south. Twenty live years ago local travelers on a certai : road in Worcester county , Maryland commonly stopped at a point in th remote country , reached under a bush a the roadside , drew forth a stone morta and pestle used by the Indians 100 year before , showed the relics to an , stranger in the company and carofull put them back. A whole noighborluioi know the wherouboutH of these instrt menus , but they seemed as bufo as in museum. Itelntcil Term * . Filibuster , freebooter and biiccanee are words curiously interrelated. Th French and the Knglish seu adventure ! once made a common cause again * Spanish settlements in the now work and all three of these words eamo i time to describe the rude son soldier who despoiled the Spanish main and th towns upon the coasts of the Spanis possessions. Filibuster is said to bo th result of an attempt to make a Frenc word of freebooter , and the English hoi rowed it back from the French beoaufc it sounded le.-s frankly brutal than th Knglish word. Buccaneer was orlg iially French in form , and it meant 11 first ono who hunted the boucan or wll cattle and hogs of the West Indies ; the ono who made jerked moat of the ! 'Josh , and , finally , bccuu&o this meat we used to provision the ships of the so rovers , a filibuster or freebooter. FOUGHT A BLQDIJY BATTLE Regulars nmj' $ lo Qrantlo do Sul Revolutionists Shrirpjy Enjago'J , OVER EIGHT HUNDRED'REPORTED SLAIN 11 Itoth Side * .sun tu I n llriTjI.imcn nnd t'.nrh t'liilnu the Victory I'Voj-rrM of the Hcv Oilier Stole * tlllinllc'Ctcil. | CVp/rJ./Mril | / ISlt tin Jamti flnrlnn YAM'AHAiso , Chili ( via Ualvcston , Tex. ) , April 30. [ IJy Mexican Cable to the Now York Herald Special to Tun Urn : . ] News of the bloodiest battle which has been fought since the revolution began in Klo Grande do Sul , Urazll , has Just reached mo via lUienoa Ayrcs. The Herald correspondent In that city telegraphs that the engagement was fought near San Luis. General Terrcs led the government forces nnd General Tavarcz commanded the revolutionary army. Details of the battle have not yet been obtalned.owing to Imperfect telegraph service from the sec tion whore the engagement took place , bat It is 'reported that MM ) men were killed. These were divided nearly equal between the two armies. Victory Is claimed for each side , and the actual result of the light may not be known for several days. The Herald's correspondent in Huenos Ayrcs also telegraphs thnt the dis satisfaction with the government of Brazil Is extending to other sections than Hlo Grande do Sul. Brazilians who have 10- cently arrived in Buenos Ayrcs say there is great uneasiness in Permiinbiico and other states , and that revolutionary outbreaks may occur at any moment. .Miiy < ilvi < I'p HID Sli'se. It is believed ill Buenos Ayres that the revolutionists of Uio Grande do Sul will soon abandon the selgo of Uruguayana. The town is so well protected by gunboats that Us capture seems now to bo impossible. Troops sent down by the general govern ment and Castilhista forces have been sent to the frontier to reinforce the three regi ments stationed there by the Uuruguay gov ernment to guard the hitter's territory from raids by the Brazilian revolutionists. Small bodies of revolutionists have been disarmed near the frontier by Uruguay troops. The Herald's correspondent in Artigas telegraphs that troops belonging to the na tional guard of Brazil invaded Uruguay ter ritory at Carpenteris. They killed the chief of police and stole money , e-attlo and horses. The ofllcial In charge of the towii has asked the government at Montevideo for assist ance' . Pnlnt In I'liviip of the Ucliels. It is reported from a trustworthy source that Admiral Vandelkok , who commands foiu of the gunboats sent down from Hio do Janeiro , is in constant communication with Silvira Martins , the active leader of the revolution. It is cxpocteci that the cntito squadron will go over to' ' the revolutionists. Should this report be well founde.l , it won el materially ehaniro the situation so far as it concerns the prospects lor the success of the revolutionists. , lU-ciillH Itiilmlf : < Mlii'H Tluif. Newspapers In Santiago and Valparaiso eoiniifont on the denials published in London by the minister fronrlirazil the Herald reports concerning the revolution in Hlo Grande do Sul. They compare these denials with those made by Balmaccda's ministers during the Chilian revolution of the stories published by the Iferald at that time. Minister Egan circulated a report yesterday that a telegrim haei been received from Mendoza , Argentine , announcing that Blond- lett Hollcy had reached that city. In quiry shows that there was no founda tion for the statement that Hollej was in Mendoza. It is believed by Intcndente Lira of Santiago and other officials , that this report was sent out to mislead them as tc the exact whereabouts of the fugitive froir Chilian Justice. ANOTH UK me HANK r.vii.uiir. SerlniiH Trimbles of thu Niltloniil Itank ol AiiKtrullii. LONDON , April liO. A dispatch from Mel bourne announces the failure of the National Bank of Australia. The bank has some ! . ' , ( branches in Australia and agencies in mosl largo cities in the United Kingdom , the continent and the United States. The authorized capital of the bank is 2,000.000 ; subscribed capital , l,2.-iOf.OO paid up capital , i 1,000,000 ; reserve fund , 070OJO ; reserve liability of shareholders 1,500,000. Its assets are now cssltnatod al 10,000,000 ; its liabilities in the colonies onlj at l'7.f > 00.000. The cause of the failure was a heavy run on the bank and all Its branches Since April 1 more than 0,500,000 has bcci withdrawn from deposit. At the oftlcia ! meeting on last Tuesday a dividend of K per cent , payable on May ! ! ( ) , was declared. The ooposlts cf the bank amount to nearlj i,000)00 ) ( ) , of which about 13 per cent be longs to persons in England. Part of tin deposits has been transferred to the bank : now trying to reconstruct the financial Instl tutlons which have gone to pieces in Aus tralla recently. The directors , who are alsi disi'iisslm. ' a scheme- reconstruction , are re celvmg money meantime in trust , with i view of affording time for the excitement ti subside. The Victoria government has pro claimed bank holidays for the next llvi days. Sir J. W. Downer , premier of South Aus tralla , has invited the premiers of the othc colonle's to a conference , which will con sider measures lor allaying the panic am staying the progress of financial disaster The government of New South Wales ha declined the Invitation on the ground that i has already taken steps which it deems ad visablo. 1'remier Patterson of Victoria says : "Th financial situation is undoubtedly critica and arrangements are to bo made to provld for the calm consideration of the best court , to bo pursued by the colonial governments. fear that the success , attending the efforts t reconstruct the Commerplal bank will tem to weaken confidence- the banks wliici have not suspended , , ,1'pssibly the Commci cial will now bo amalgamated with sum other bank. " " " The Commercial bu'rik referred to In th Interview has Its heaifolllce in Melbourne It failed recently , but by the efforts of othe banks bus been pulled , together. It willope its Head ollleo tomorr'ljy and Its branches o Tuesday. - , , I.tiiiilon D.irkors on it Stride. LONDON , April iiO.rjij vo hundred porter and stevedores strucjt .yesterday at the Vit torla docks because Scrutton , Sons & Co master porters and btevedores , employe federation or "freo" I liorers. The striket have been agitating eu'urguttcally , and toda induced many coalers to Join them. Thru thousand dockers and trades unionists hav decided not to strike If the federation me or nonunlonlsts are withdrawn. There is n doubt but that the leaders will support thei in this action. A conference of the federated trades ha been called In haste to discuss the crisis pn cipitatcd by the action of the Londu dockers. It will meet tomorrow. for IU-lli-r. VANTOI'VEII , B. C. , April ! 10. As an ou growth of the late polltlc.il agitation , a pet tlon was today put in circulation for the pu pose of obtaining signatures throughout a the mainland of British Columbia. Tli petition Is addressed to the governor gcnon of Canada , and cites with dignity ai strength the wrongs of the mainland and o Jccts to tho'resourccs of the province belli spent In nonproductive undertakings at : suggests the separation of the main Iru from the island as the surest means of r llcl from existing evils and it prays his e collcncy to veto the 1'arllnmcnt construction act , Will I'nt Hiturn ( tin Itrvnlulliill. MAIIIIH. , April HOAdvices from Havana are to the effect that the Insurgents In east ern Cuba mmibcrilOO. The government will ask for funds for a campaign against them , but not for rolnfoivonieata , The Cuban deputies support the government , as does also the conservative party. Publlo opinion hero censures the governor for having allowed the Ctinan government to bo sur prised by the outbreak , and It Is believed that should the revolution proceed , ho will bo supcrcodeU by General MarlineCampos. . from tlui Cnhlmit. Urnxos Aviti ; * , April HO.Dr. . Auchorcna has resigned the portfolio of foreign affairs , because his colle-aguesi n the cabinet approve of Chill's alterations of the boundary pro tocol. SlliiVirn liy nil iirtiiillilUr. : ; | ViBSSA , April iU ) . Negotlna , a Servian city near the Danube , was shaken by an earthquake today. Much damage was done to buildings. AiutiMllnn riilliircn AllVct the iiiIUIi : Miirkotft Soini'rlint. . LONDON , April ! U ) . Discount rates bar- dene'd materially durlnir the week , the quo tations being 'J't , ' for Iwth three months nnd short bills. The change Is largely due to caution caused by thu Australian failure ? . Money is scarce and borrowers Irivo dn wn fully .W,000,000 from the Bank of Kngland ; gold Is also being withdrawn from Australia. The decrease of the New York gold ship ments causes expectations of a stronger de'- maml In this market fur Australian. Silvi r was steady during the week with a hardening tendency , a more hopeful view taken in re gard to the future. The Stock exchange was busier than during the previous week. The Australian vrisis was met with remarka ble' firmness. Australian Issue's salVered most. Consols closed with a fall of five- sixteenths of a point on the week. Foreign securities were somewhat Irregular , but a good tendency was shown. Argentine loan of livSti was o.iirerly sougnt , and advance-it : ! points. In the American rall-o.id depart ment business was brisker than during the previous week. The Heading scheme was well received. The week's changes Included the following Increases : Illinois Central.1.1 IKiints ; Norfolk At Western , ; ' noints ; Denver kt Hlo Grande preference , Krie , L-iko Shore and Union Pact- lie , 1 point ; Atchison , Louisville t Nash ville and Wabash.prelcrred and dcbonture , three'-fourths each ; Central Pacific , North ern Pacific ana Denver & Hio Grande com mon , one-half each ; Ohio & Mississippi , and Missouri , Kansas At Texas , one-fourth each : Canadian railways were steady , although all Grand Trunk securities show a fractional decline. Mexican railway first preference rose l'j ; points ; African mines were ex tremely active. On tliu I'urn ikoiirnc. PAIIIS , April ISO. The bourse was Hat during the week owing to stagnation in business. Three per cent rentes advanced 2c , Credit Fourier fell 11'4 f , and HioTinto I1. , f. Argentine loan rosa Ui' ' ' f. On tinllrilln .tuiirx' . Br.ui.iN. April ISO. Business on the bourse ( luring the week was quiet. Prussia -I's closed at 10T.4. and Deutsche bank at ltil.00. U'lilti'luw ItuKl lnrnit < > Home- . CHICAGO , lll.AprilX : ) . ilon.Whitclaw Held and family reached the ci.y this morning ove.1 the Wisconsin Central railro id on their wav home to Now York from California , where they have boon for a nrmlh p , st at Mlllbrae , the homo of Mr. U. O. Mills. Mr. Heid. whoso health was much impaired after the arduous campaign of last tall , returns Irom his rest greatly improved. His family remained quietly in their private car all day , the weather being very disagreeable , and left in the evening for New York. Too Ittimljlth ( inns. ' An ofllccr arrested three men at Twelfth and Chicago streets yesterday , who had managed to acquire comfortable Jags In spite of the fact that all the saloons were sup posed to bo tightly closed. The trio had at- tempteel to terrorize the neighborhood by The richness , color , nnd beauty of the hair , the greatest care Is necessary , much harm being done by the- use of worthless dressings. To bo sure of hav ing a lirst-clnss article , ask your drug gist or perfumer for Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is absolutely superior to any other 'preparation ' of the kind. It restores the original color and fullness to hair which has heroine thin , faded , or gray. It keeps the scalp cool , moist , and free from dandruff , it heals itching humors , prevents baldness , and imparts tea a silken texture and lasting fragrance. No toilet can \ j considered complete without this most popular and elegant of all hair-dressings. "My hair began turning gray ami fall ing out when I was about 2. years 06 age. I Imvo lately been using Ayer's Hair Vigor , and it is causing a new growth of hair of the natural color. " H. J. Lcwry , Jones I'rniric , Texas. "Over a year ago I had a severe fever , nnd when I recovered , my hair began to fali out , and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies , but without miccii.ss , till at last 1 began to Ayer's Hah Vigor , and now my hair Is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color. " Mrs. Annlo Collins , Uighton , Mass. "I Imvo used Ayer's Hair Vigor for nearly five years , and my hair is moist , glossy , and in an excellent state of pres ervation. I nin forty years old , and have ridden the plains for twcnty-fivo years. " Win. Henry Ott , alias "Mus- tung BUI , " Newcastle , Wyo. Ayer's Hair Vi r.J. C. Aycrfc Co , LowellMate. HeM by Urufil ts Kv DOHANY'S THEATER Council BlnTH , In , John - - - - - Dohnny , 1NG AC ; IJMjNTliXTK AUK 1)1 X A R Ono \Vcok C'omn.une'lnx MAY i. THE COMKHIAN vtf < r W * e 10 BI m i MI ar i Andhani ! rrv cotniiany supported by ttio tulontod youii lu-trms MlSS ETTA g Mondny nl.bt in Iho rent nillHtti coinud.v drama In four actx , By Kcntuclij ; _ / LADIES FUEi : MONDAY NIUlIT. New sonzs anil dancov , bettor-nil brl.ht than over. IMUCEH-lOc , _ 0o aud 30o. revolver ut Imrlmr | KIC * nnd oilier . and one'of tlio bulk-Is lilt n wninnn In tbo calf of thu U'K. liilllotinu a nllKlit tlcili Monml. The nmrltsmcn K VO thuir immcx as Itohcrt Martin , Ucor o ( Iraliam ami I > oul I.rndcr , I.Hld to llrnl. Punornl scrvli-e-s ovpr the romalns of Mrs. II. R Wlllroilt were hold ycMe-rtlay after- n-xin. The romaliis wore Interred at 1'ros- pt'e't Hill cemetery. A tirie'f addre'S.i urns de livered at the iravo by Charles Herburt/ and some approprlato innslo was furnished by the Omaha WINDOW .DRAPERY. Some IIlull to l'puiloVlio Coiionidntn | n rimiiKo of KrililiMirr. In going Into a new house , a * so many people nro contemplating at this time o'f the year , there are many llttlo things ono could wish wore dlll'erenf. even If the house suits In all essentials , such as good plumbing , n large light kllchon , cheerful dining room , and dry cellar. For instance , the architect of Iho house may have added over the parlor windows a piece of stained glass , not very ii'sthotic to our eyes ; and yet it may be made a very pretty part of the window-furnishing oy simply taking a IHtlo tremble and thought. A brass rod may bo run across , and from tills a pain yellow silk curtain may bo suspended-- yellow for the ron-oii that the light shining through this color is much prettier than through many others. Let this curtain be divided in the midelle , and yellow silk balls sowed on along the edges. ThoM ? may be bought separately or by iho yard , the latter often fastened to a very pretty heading. Then the shade-i can IK ? put bol i\v this just where the white glasn bogiiH. Now , for very llttlo oxpoi e. a carpen ter will make lattice-work , and stain it the color of the wood-work in the s-o.-m. Have this peouroly fastened to the ca e- , incut or inside linisliing of the window at the top , below where one gciim-ully puts the curtain pole. Ho sure that ft dues not In any way interfere ) with the closing of the inside blinds. This will he found to ! .o very elVcetivc. with the yellow silk showing through. Helow that fasten another brass red , with pretty muslin , lace , or Madras curtains falling down to the lloor , and diaped back with rlbb.ms. or white cord ami tasbols if the curtains are white. I.ni'.li. ItKKl'll'lK'i. On Thursday eveniiiL ; next th Ladles' Missionary sorii'ty of the Klrst I'lirlstlan oliuivh will ( ilvo an oiiturtaliinu'iit. Alra. Han Hurley , who llvoil at Se'vonti-e'iitli and Chark-s , tliod ye'sterda.\ 11 'I'.n o'rkx-k. Aelics and w cal > nc sesiml ( in ( . l in i hA Avn-I'AiN I'l ASH K tht' lirst ami unly plaster. In _ _ OM : MINI K it relieves f ailiini ; Mile's and . back , hip , kidiiry and iitctinc pains , strains and weaknesses , tlieimmtii' , si i.ilic , sliar ] ) and nerv ous pains cmighs culds and chest pains. Odorous \\itli balsam , * piec and ] ) inc , it is the sweetest as well as surcit , safest and best plaster in Hieutkl. . Price : 35' ' . : five , Si oAt all ilniKjiMs or by mail. AN _ ClIEM. CoRf. , lloSION. Yea , Verily , The World Moves YOU $1,0 $ , ] ] If ) Tilb SI' ' ] ] ] VOLT Xnttihiir h uof > fl it t'flflllOf I > O llll- lJl'O4/ . / > ( 'Jo Dontha No Fires FirosIt It doo3 not cloponcl on A Calamity. Write to the PERPETUAL MATURITY BONDING CO. , Council Bluffs , Inuor- corporatcel unilcr the laws of Iinvn. for in- foriiintfun , rooms'.Ml unil JW Men lam blook , Council HlulTs , lowu. BEEP IS CHEAP AS EVER Hut perU , Inimi. lard mill liacon , wlilln w.-iy lip In ( i , are olii'apnr at Mi'-ii'lie > niL > rfmurki.'t tban any utliur plai'o lu tliu rlty. Tliu | ilieu : to : i > t your moat Is wiiuro you K t HID lie"t ami Hie most for your inoiiuy. l-ook at tbo-iu pricoi timl iiMHilluul. tliulovuryttiliii ; U tuu boat tlr.it Bvvlft it ( Jo. .slauslitur : Sliouklcr Clo J , tree of bouo . 63 PlatoBoll . -lo Honeless CorneJ Beef . fia Sirloin nutts . Oo Ho Is of llael' . tin Slrlom-itrlpi . Ho Sirloin Stoalt . lOo to 12S',3 Portirlioiisa btealt . 12'So ' to I6o HibHoast . beitolOa Phouklernoast . Ooto7o ShouldorStefalc . 7o VealStew . Oo Veal Roast . lOo Veal Steak . IS'/tO MuttouStew. . 60 Mutton Legs . 103 Mutton Cho pa . . , . 12$3 ! Sausage . iB4i ! PorltlliUts . IHHa PorltI < Tliis , whola . llilia Pork Chops . Ifio S.iltPorlt . ISJiJa bacon . Ifio Lard . 10ctol4o Hams . lS'.4u to 17o Sliced . ! JOe US5j Sheep , whole . . oo Poultry and Fish always oa liana. Nooth rm rketcai dupllcau thivi tir.03 > nnd mind this is for 1 10 best Moats lathi city. KfiESOHEHDQHF MAT GO , , Wholesale nnd Rotnll 333 BROADWAY. Council Bluffs. Hoali-d proposals will bo rccclvnl ut mom 4 nvi-r I'liriiicrV ami .Mi-ri'liunlh' bank , llcalili'i Nob. , until I'nilay , May n , IWUl. lit I'J iiVlorli noun , for niutcrlul iinil labor In tbi' eiri'dloi nnd I'oniplotlon of a lirk'k and Menu fliincl ( I'xtliiiatciroil about { 'W-IKKl ) , fur the trnsteeis o thei l-'lrst I'ri'sbytnrlun rlniirb , lloalrlci- , Null who ri-scrvo tinrl ht to rt'Jt'i'l any ur all bid- Clans and scclllratlons | ran lii'M'vn ul uliuv IIUT | ; and une.iiilanatloii nlvi-n us in mali'rla and details. O. K. ltiinv : : , Al"Jl2l * Tor bulldlni ? coiiiinlttco. MAKES-THEM WELL Best Spring Remedy in the World , One True Medicine for Lost Nervous Strength. Cures Efl'octed by Paino's Cel ery Compound. What Scientific Research Has Accomplished. Proved by Sucocnt Where All R I o Hus Fiiilml. There Is one true specUle for diseases arising from u dobilit tied nervous s-j'B- tcin , uiul that Is the I'alno's celery eom- ) > ouml so generally proscribed by "physi cians. U in probably Iho moat remarkable - able roiuoily tb it tlio scientiUe resoaroli of this country lias produced. I'ruf. Kdwnrd K. Phelps. M. Ill , LI , . L > . . ot Durl- inoulh cnUugo llrst prcoerlbudlr.il Irt now known tno worm over us 1'aino's celery compound , u positive euro for djspopsii : ! . bil- iousnes ? , liver complain - plain t. neuralgia , rheu matism and kidney trouble : ! . For the lat ter 1 "nine's celery com pound Ims succeeded again and again whore oveiythitig else ha falU-d. 'i'ho medical jou.-nala of the country hnvo giveii more space in Iho lust few years to tin- many lenmrknblo oasoH where the uao of I'aino's celery coin- pound has in do pcoplo well than to any other one subject. RARE , RIPE OLD WillSKY.in \ \ ' < > rltl. S. II. I'uril li is * opcuo , ! a ivIinU'.vilit liquor tturo at No. I ? Pe-iirl jtiCK't. round ! IlliHTi. nml Ims put lu n lurno uiul -i.'li'-'l'Xl stoci of wlnui , Iinini1lj . nhl klr , ptr. II I- -i lu.-t wnrih.v uf ini'iilluii Hint Jr. ! Kor.l Is tliu fiirlmmtu inii-timor uf iio.irly forlr linrre'iB uf Ilipllnuit lili ! > r In Iho t'nltiul SUtol. In ! S3U ho boiitrlil i nveiil\-llrt' ti.irroliof Ke'ntuckf ( . K. 1' . T.iylnr wh ! < kjr. iititl It win nut until about Uire'oyiMrj nifo Iliat lu > iilarcil UILkoutlt uu thu nmrkut. OF llili Murk l.u hai lull iihmit fort ? l > ar- rols , atiJ exports nil immi'iitK' ' ! ' It absolutely thv llnptl NUljky Hi t ii' fiiiinlry : lln nelU It iniiliilr In f..mllfi ! lor tiH'.lh Imiluc. . in K It too I'uMly for HirKiiliir tiuili' . It I * north OVIT IIJ pur unllon. 'llii'ri- iiot uuntliLT lirnml ( if Mich whliky la tliu U , s. 11M s.oi'k nf l.ramllcj nml vrln'M roinoa froiu the f.imuii.1 * l.clnml Innfiml vlnt'jiiril.i In f nllfurnlft nml Imvo u liUli rvputntliin for cxccllvne-o and Miilty. Tup brn paying Itivcitinrnt for lioj enlfu ! The Excelsior Home-Brier and Roister. Hake * hro.nl imty , luivoi it imilH. ; inuat nlll lia Juicy r.nil rich. j vu < on > I ilnl nmrUUi.is jlsmcnlB , .M > Lilly eitndu without It niter havltu irlsU It , v.'ilte lor clriMilnrn. AGENTS WANT D , CHARLES SCHULTHEIS9 , Council Bluff * , ( own. Special Notices. COUNCIL 3UFF3 : \ \ II.I , Ml below nut lion .1 100111 IIOIIKO , uioil.'ra _ _ corm iiluncm.jvpMJu itfii. lleuoUo9. ; J oil i/MiK A number of nlo cutingu ) , clittnu , unil on very oa r I'urmjnU. tliue Mdiolaiiu & i o. . ( ill llroiUway. 1IU Kit ) AM ) lilO-ACUK truol of luiitl III northern iiiwa 111515.00 to f-0.00 per iicro. Juhnitonfe Van. HCUI''S your bnrzaln Klrc-ruuin home new , "ijiLlUcoinir lot , block from motor , near buil. n < - > < center ; i o Jd oiltljilllillnan : Kronthurtralm tXJ.Oa or fllXH'U ilo n uiul monthly | iuyiui'iits. Inqulro nt Ueoulllro. A\r.\N"rii : > Situation by Jnu olork ; S yuan cz * > pe'rlcnciK Al lufuruiicu ; ruioturcil lu IOWA uiulnutli Dniiotn. AiMroti \ i".i , llou onicc. lill HUNT Homo of lire rooum.2 ncrua uardoii. J IS ncrun pnnturc , on upper llruuilwur. IV. . Tul' ' loyii. 1U3 I'oarl fctroot. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ US I \ejTrlanil loan * . Kirm an-i our propjrtr A bnuulit and HOJ. | 1'usoy Jt Tlio.uu. Couujil llluni. \\TAN l'l-i : > A mail , who Ims knowleaua > ' and uxpinli'iico In tliu fruit uouiuilimlon , liiifliiL'sii , ai iiiiiiinuur for Council llluni fruit , lirowors flili | | ) < : r . \SSOL-I , itlon. Kofurunces r - q u 1 1 i > ii. Adilri'Mt .1. 1' . llL'ss , socretury , a'J I'eurL MiPot , Council Illutla. AITKHIU'll'.Sa ' ) UDSi'-t'tmpIo > ny IUn U U M yc'itrn ; KOO I valuoanil .iliv.iya In aloolt ul Ulx- b ) ' , Mfrrlam block. \\Ml.lj icxe'HAMJI-elt ; > K\l. \ Two four ronia > ' liourcs Mini atoru room anil outliullilln s. clear cii liicuinbranco. A. .1. Maiulol. 7DJ ( iralinm Are. , ' ( S.MJC--1 nil not of II HUM tooli , u.iU con II. JIH ; a bnrunln. llri'lli'J of inipklu-dluix.ir ( llarituaro e'o. . Council lllutT Dtisl ; mi. . 1 lot fur f.i ! . .So. Mil Klft i - u U Iniiulru of J. r. hiUtlin , U.I. I. . Iruliilii liouiu. ; for rla it , in.in to collect , nollult ACHANCi Kooili.VniDj til n vru.H nnd proKtaillvlilod cviiry ' .O il.iyj. In nloj'x co.a puny. Mu t buy IS Bliarji ntoclc AiWrjit J. 'V Murm. Hoaiii . 'i , Kvurc'tt bloclt. eouiicll jliuffj. 7OII SAljK I'lii'np ; to 1111 hi 101 ilrlvl-x m uru loam mule ; oil wajon. Inrnom anil teMiiiii tu | > i roail wa ou. t'urhou Coal e'o. . IU I'oarl struct. IJVll SAI.K Improved propurty nl your own prlco. A fi-roum i-ollnuu on lol 1 , I mill's null , , ft lnrKo2- tory , 7 room lioimi ! on loin 15 and IIS , In .Join ) on > mill. : a neiil l-iooin colta a on lot if , Mock 11. KlomimiiK X I'nvis' ' nilil. ; n ( i room vot- > time on lot i > , blue-US. 1'otle'r .V Couu'a HIM. ; u < - room cotlnKfl " > i lol II , lilock If , Twli < Itf nilil. Tli a S-vlnKn Loan -nil llulliUnn insoc-Ullon of Council Hill If HI la. , olfer iho lib JVG pro pur I let for cntli or IMI monllilr iniriiiuiits mid will motive lililn for Ilia u lO tin i , wliolu or tin fly , tihU to do tiiitiinlllPil to tliu bonril of illrcrlorn nttlji-lr llrnt iiimitln. In Mur , limy rrKorvliiK tliu iirlvliciio of rfjcitln , iiny or H | | bids , l-'urtlior Informuilon Klvi.ii lir I ) , W. otln , ocrcl ry. IU. Muln M. . to wlium ull LliU nUoillil ti soul before May 3 , IK1.I. L ; < OU SAMHlcyelp , for i oronu y HAI.U-Tliri'n.lorBp- : auci , onu werlc 17OH ono year nml t o yuurii nollil color , rc-gUtt-rcd lock. 72J8. lil bt. I.1 IH MAt.K-A uooil bnmo anil tbrco loti wllb ' 1'uuil liiiprovonienU ; onu-fourlh c-jn bt > palil In carpenter work. Apply to l.eouanl Kverult , I'Jari i-ti . el. / ill HAl.K--.Mi-e hay ran UK" tcnm ami t-urrlnte. 1/1 U W. Tullt-r * . ll I'uarlht. . Counull Illutti . KAI.h ( Jooil family hor-u. phuolon ciirrlino 1.VH humeim. { 126 canli. Guo. T. I'bolpn , pubt- oftlcc , Council niiifl * . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( 1 HllAUl ; ii'iuoTfil , ce'i > < | ioi > l < . vault ) . cliliuoByi VJlrli'.nnrit. l.il hurku , at Taylor grocery. Ml ) llroailvray. COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAH DYE WORKS All kinds of Dyolnz nnd U.u-ui luUimo In tnu hlv'lmit Hlylo uf Uio urt. I'u'lod mil blaincd fubrlt'H inndo to loot ! us poo.l us now.Sonc proineit lyilcno nnU dcllverej lu nil liiirtu of tbo country , bund for prlco list C. A. MAOHAN , Proprietor , llrcudwnv. near Northvru.V' era Depot , Ttlopbone 32i
