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THE OatAIIA DAIIAT BEE : SATURDAY , MAY 11 , 1895.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. U PEAnij BTKEET
DtllTtred br carrier to any part of the cltr.
II W. TILTON , L ste .
TELEPHONES Duilne cince. No. 41 ! night
Wllor. No. U.
Grand , Council Bluffs. B. F. Clark , prop.
llayne Real Estate agency. C39 Broadway ,
released on bonds In the sum of $300 to ap-
pcaV In Juntlce Cook's court next Thursday
a
Union Pacific assembly No. 1.300 ha moved
Ha quarters Into the Danebo hall , 103 Main
street , and will hold Its future meetings
there *
A motion for a now trial was ( lied In the.
district court yesterday by the Plain1' ' " ' "
the ca o of E. M. Officer against 55. Good
win and Grorgo Hasklns.
E. C. Shcpard. Wood Allen. E. II. Lougco
and L. T. Shugart. with their wives , formed
a fishing party that went to Mnnawa Thurs
day to fish. The lake IB now empty.
Tlioro will bo a special meeting of Star
Chapter No. 47 , Royal Arch Masoni , tonight
for work in the M. M. degree. All members
are requested to be present. By order of
the M. E. H. P.
John , the son ot II. Pethybrldge , was
playlnj ? with some companions Thursday
evenhiR , when ho fell , with several of the
others on top of him. His left arm was
broken between the wrist and elbow.
Verne , wife of Joseph A. Yochon , died at
7 o'clock Thursday night , aged 21 years ,
after an Illness of four woeks. The funeral
will take place at the residence In Norwallc
township this morning at 9 o'clock.
John M. Murphy was arrested late Thurs
day night on a charge of assault with In
tent to do great bodily Injury , preferred by
his brother-in-law. J. M. Mclntyro. A
horse trade was the cause ot the difficulty ,
and Murphy Is said to have tried to carry
his threats against Mclntyre's life Into exe
cution with the aid of an axe. Ho was
Miss Ella Johnston died Thursday In Cleve
land , 0. , where she was taken by her
brother , A. M. Johnston , about ten days
ago. She had been In poor health for a
long time1 , and she went to Ohio for the
purpose ot consulting a specialist. The trip
failed to have the desired results , however.
The remains will bo brought here for In
terment.
About three weeks ago three windows and
two doors were stolen from an unoccupied
house' on Avenue G and Thirtieth street ,
owned by F. J. Day. Yesterday , while driv
ing along In front of Mrs. Jennie Williams'
house , near Cochran park. Mr. Day saw his
doors and claimed them. Mrs. Williams
gald she took them from one of her
"boarders" In liquidation of a board bill , nnd
said she could prove her Innocence of any
theft. She was arrested , however , and
granted a continuance until next week , when
the case will bo tried.
C. II. Warren , a painter and paper hanger ,
who used to llvo at 1415 Second avenue , has
deserted his wlfo and loft her and her three
little children to look to the county for sup
port. He bought a bicycle from a local
firm before going away , but did not finish
making the payments. Some ot the officials
Incline to the belief that Warren has simply
skipped out , leaving his family In destitute
circumstances in order to make It easier
for them-to obtain aid , nnd will return
soon , while others think he has left for
good , with no Intention of coming back
again.
Insure In the Imperial , Palatine or Glen
Falls Fire Insurance companies. These are
among the largest and best companies In the
world , and we are solo agents for Council
Bluffs. Lougee & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
Have you seen the beautiful new novelties
and the splendid bargains at the Meyers-
Durfee Furniture company's , the standard
furniture house ?
Umbrellas repaired neatly. Almy , 146
Broadway.
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Garden hose , big stock , good and cheap.
New York Plumbing Co.
I'EUbOSAT. I'.tJtAHItAl'JIS.
E. C. Spinney of DCS Molncs Is In the
city.
city.Miss
Miss Nellie Beebo la visiting friends In
Missouri Valley.
W. II. Burns , formerly general agent for
the Union Pacific In this city , now located
at Butte , Mont. , Is visiting his friends here.
Robert Graham has been confined to his
bed for several days past , as the result o
a too sudden move which strained his back
severely.
J. S. Clark has returned from Eaton , N
Y. , where he was called by the death ol
ha ! father , who died qulto suddenly o
apoplexy.
Dr. Boyscn left yesterday for his home
In Denmark. Thursday evening a number o
his friends enjoyed a supper and genera
good time In the Dancbo hall in his honor.
James Fonlon , who has occupied the posl
tlon of deputy county clerk for the pas' '
four years , retired Thursday night as thi
result of the doctrine that to the victors be
long the spoils.
Deputy Sheriff Nick O'Brien , who has been
confined to his homo for several days pas
by the effects of a strain In the vicinity
of his bullet wound , was able to bo abou
again yesterday.
Charles Gregory and P. H. Butler havi
gone to St. Louis on business connected with
the races. It Is possible they will go on
to Roby , Ind. , before returning , for the pur
pose of bringing some of the horses tha
have been running In the races there ti
Council Bluffs on the 22d.
BOSTON bTOItIC , COUNCIL , IILUPP > . 1,1
Great Attraction" for Siiturduy Grent Re
( liirtloim for Ono lny Only.
All umbrellas at cost price.
AT COST.
Choice of our entire stock of ladles' wrap
pers at cost. This means a good callcc
wrapper that usually sells at C'Jc , for 39r
Indigo blue calico wrappers , regular value
7Cc ; cost price , 59c ,
$1.25 wrappers for 79c.
Other goods In proportion.
Ladles' 8c ribbed vests for Saturday 3
each.
35o quality ladles' summer corset fo
Saturday lOc each.
50o waeh Silks at 25c a yard.
Men's heavy working shirts , good value a
BOc ; for Saturday 25c each.
All wool bljck Henrietta , extra quality ,
worth $1.00 ; on sale Saturday at 50c a yard.
FOWLER , DICK & WALKER.
Council Bluffs , la.
b. 1M.llllniuHun
Bells the Standard and Domestic sewing
machines ; also agent for Standard tn Omaha.
IOC South Main street.
Tliero are lots of new things In vapor
stoves for the public to experiment on. Dsn't
waste your money that way. Buy a Quick
Meal or a Reliable of Cole & Cole. They
have been tried and tested for years and are
afo and right.
from.tha . Arlum.
Oliver Judd was the name given by a
small boy who was found wandering about
the streets yesterday morning and brought
Into the police station at an early hour by
James O'Brien. He said his father's name
was James Judd , and he lived In Ottumwa.
The boy was sent to the asylum for feeble
minded children not long ago , but ho wan
dered away and came to Council Bluffs. He
was kept at the police station while await
ing word from the officials ot the hospital.
I' I ro in r n' 'I ( i u rn a in p M t.
The Iowa State Firemen's association will
hold a tournament at Vlnton , commencing
June 18 , and lasting flv days. The pro-
Krani , which has just been Issued , Is an at
tractive one , and a largo number of valu
able prizes have been offered.
H. \rillUuiioa
Carrlcj ths largest itock of high grade bicy
cles ot any Oealer In the wett. Also has tha
beit equipped repair shop In the west. 106
Eoutu Main itreet ; telephone. 202.
J'Vnco riKti.
100 carloads white oak fence poiti , 5 cents
each , by the car load. A. Overton , Coun
cil Uluffs.
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splendU line of straw hats at Metcalf
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MUs M. B. Keen , stenographer , 106 S. Mala.
BcvU. drug , paint , glu * xuu ZOO B'
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Judge Smith Listening to the Echoes of a
Last Year's Excursion to Mnnawa.
CASE OF A M\N \ EHOT IN THE NECK
IC. . Duffy Sues Colonel Konl for
i the Itcinlt of B Fane/ Shot
ArtUt'n t'nlturo to Connect
on the Tugct.
The case of L , C. Duffy against Colonel F.
C. Reed oC Manawa waa on trial before Judge
Smith yesterday In the district court. Duffy
visited Manawa one Sunday last summer and
It chanced to be a day when one of Colonel
Heed's attractions was a fancy rifle shootlst ,
Duffy was standing behind the target , about
twenty-five feet away from It and consider
ably out of range ot the bullet , If It had
taken Its usual line of march. Dut It veered
and struck Duffy In the neck. The bullet
lias been there ever since , and from his tes
timony on the stand yesterday It was learned
that he has b-n suffering from Indigestion ,
loss of eye sight , loss of hair , numbness and
many similar aliments.
Dr. Darnes of Creston was one of the- wit
nesses on ttio side of the plaintiff. Ho was
at Manawa when the shot was fired and was
ons of those who rurhcd to Duffy's assist
ance , besides caring for hlrn at his home for
EOino time after the Injury was sustained.
Ho testified that the bullet entered the neck ,
but when Attorney D. W. Hlgbee , who rep
resented Duffy , tried to get him to express a
belief as to where It went from thsre , he
pissed. All he knew was that there was a
"nerve plexus" at Jut about the point where
the bullet went In , and he- had not been able
to pull the bullet out for fear of disjointing
the plexus. He admitted on cross-examina
tion that any ono of the numerous symptoms
which Duffy cUlired to nave been having
might have ben caused by other things , but
ho Inclined to the belief that ho would , not
have had ( | tilto so many symptoms had It
not been for the gunshot wound or some
other similar Injury.
Duffy Is suing Heed for ? 3,000 damages ,
alleging that he Is responsible for the mis-
shot ot his fancy slioottst.
r. o. i > . IIKOVTN.
lonm Them All When It Comes to Oooit
Uoodl ut Low TrtccR Ho MnUes
III * CoiHix-UtorK All Howl.
In our hardware department we aresell -
ng screen doors 1 % Inch thick , any size you
want them , at C5o ; wire cloth , per foot , 2c ;
gardtn hose , 15c ; garden rakes , IBc ; wire
: lothcs line , lOc ; ladles' hair curlers , 5c ;
4-ln. lawn mowers , $2.45 ; other dealers ask
rou $3.50 for the same thing. Two-quart
co cream freezers , $1 ; western washers ,
$2.25 ; carpet tacks , Ic a paper ; a good curry
comb for 5c ; a good horse brush for lOc.
We are In the lead In gasoline1 stoves , we
will sell you a good three-hole , high gasoline
love , with step , for $8.25.
Our meat department Is a hummer , and Is
.he talk of the town. Deef roast , 7c par lb. ;
chuck steak , 7o ; round steak , lOc ; park steak ,
c ; dry salt bacon at 7c ; compound lard
'or G'/ic ; breakfast bacon , 10'c ; boiling beef ,
to and 5c per lb.
In our grocery department wo have knocked
he bottom clear out of prices for this week.
Wo have also a complete line ot refrigerators
of all sizes. We are having a special sale
in thorn this week only. They are the Peer
ess , and are pack'd with charcoal , and will
save you enough on your Ice bill In one sum
mer to pay for themselves. They are on our
second floor. Come In and look at them.
nnowN'S c. o. D.
Mimro Taken Aftrr n Imde.
William Moore Is the name of a young man
who was arrested last evening at the house
of Mrs. Warren on Avenue D , charged with
being a fugitive from Justice. The Omaha
authorities wanted him for being Implicated
n an alleged suit club swindle. It was found
hat he WPS engge > 3 to marry Mrs. Warren ,
and so he was naturally looked for not far
> om her. Officer Wler knocked at the door
and was met by Mrs. Warren , who told him
Moore was not there. He Insisted on being
ihown. All the doors Inside were unlocked
but ono , and Wler called for the key. At
first Mrs. Warren refused it , but later
changed her mind and let the officer enter.
i\n open window would have toU him that
.ho bird had flown , even if ho had not caught
a lingering gllmprc of the bird's coat tails
as they ellppcd off the window sill. A lively
chase ensued through back yards , over fences
and around houses. Wler shot off his re
volver twice , but hit nothing but empty air.
Moore was at last terrified into stopping and
was landed In the calaboose for the rest of
.he night. He offered to fight any one in the
crowd , but Wier not being built on the fight-
ng plan , his offer was unaccepted.
Special sale of children's hats for the next
three days at the new Bon Ton millinery.
Prices and goods cannot be duplicated. 301
Broadway.
Buy the "New Process" gas cooking range
Council Bluffs Oas company's office.
The Hardman , the piano par excellence.
Ilonily for Nrxt Ynar.
John Limit has returned from Clinton ,
where he attended the state encampment ot
the Grand Army of the Republic. He Is well
satisfied with the showing his friends made
n the contest tor the commandcrshlp of the
Iowa department. "Westarn Iowa was weak
n the convention , " ho remarked yesterday ,
'for a lot of the delegates ; failed to bo pres
ent. As a usual thing a man has to com
mence talking about his aspirations a year be
fore he expects to bo elected. In that way
ho puts himself In the line for promotion , as
It were , and when ho comes up the second
year his chances for election are considerably
Improved. "
The selection of Cedar Rapids as the place
for holding the next encampment waa only
accomplished after a fight as hot as any the
vets over passeJ through on the gory field.
The 1'eerleftB 1riiiprritnM < i Drink *
There is no temperance drink In the world
that begins to compare with the famous
Copps Cheer and Herb Tonic , originated and
manufactured by the G. R. Wheeler Brewing
company. It Is protected by U. S. official
analysis , and can bo sold anywhere without
any form of license.
WHEELER & HKRELD , -
Sole Mfgrs. , Council Bluffs.
A splendid line of straw hats at Metcall
Bros. _
l'rr l tnnt Mrrlmc ; ,
Yesterday morning the discovery was made
that one ot the vacant shanties on Sixteenth
street , between Avenue A and Broadway , was
on fire. It was almost entirely destroyed be
fore the flrt department arrival. It was enl }
a few morning ? ago that another of thest
shnntles was burned down , and It is the general -
oral belief that some one has enterel upon a
crusade for the Improvement of North Six
teenth street.
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lit ? Itaco Meetlnir.
Spring meeting of the Union Park Racine
association commences May 22 , and con >
tlnues ten days. Five good races dally
commencing at 2 p. m. One and a thin !
fare on all railways for round trip.
Yes , the Eairlo laundry Is "that good
laundry , " and U located at 724 Broadway
If In doubt about thli try It and be convinced. .
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
The fair In the Eiseman building wll
close this evening , and all articles will b <
disposed of. Supper as usual at 6 o'clock
Garden hose , big stack , good and cheap
New York Plumbing Co.
A splendid line ot straw hats at Metcal
Bros.
Police ( mjrt
Cl u3 Blakoley , the young man who wen
wrrg aid brcko 'nto the Union PtcIHc IreU-h
depot and stole a Jot of property , was glvei
thirty days by Judge McGee yesterday morn' '
Ing. Had It not been for bis youth , he vouli
In all probability have been bound orer to tbi
grand Jury. Francli Donaldson , Frank Kan
nda and George Kanada , were each given ten
days In the county Jail for being Implicated In
the theft.
Sam Rails and L. J. Jones , alias Poker
JoncY , were each fined1 $14.60 for getting
drunk and using obscene language on the
streets.
Ed Burke was tried for dumping a tot ot
refuse In a cistern on Avenue C , near Tenth
street. He admitted disposing of one load
In that way , but denied all other charges.
Ono of his men , however , testified that by
Burke'c direction , ho had dumped five loads
Into the cistern , which has been unused for
any other purpose for qulto a while. Burke
was flneJ $5 and coats , the entire sum amountIng -
Ing to $14.30.
Joe Tattcn and Anna Boyer , charged with
adultery , were granted continuances until
this .
morning. _ _ _ _ _ _
rotnnilttcm for Mcmnrl it Ihiy.
Abe Lincoln post No. 29 , Grand Army of
the Republic , has appointed the following
committees on Decoration day exercises.
Executive Committee J. 11. Atkins , O. W.
Gordon , J. A. Spauldlng.
On Speakers John Llndt , F. A. Sacket , W.
H. Campbell.
On Invitation F. S. Thomas , J. B. Atkins ,
P. Grasa.
On Finance W. F. Baker , J. C. Dellavon ,
J. Hoon , T. J. Evans , N. P. Dodge , D. Mot-
taz. W. H. Campbell.
On Decorations Woman's Relief corps ;
commltteo will be named later.
On Music Wall McFadden , S. Johnson , D.
R. Witter , I , M. Treynor , W. I. Smith , C.
Harl.
On Flags J. R. Reed , Wall McFadden , J.
H. Ward , J. P. Williams , D. U. Clark.
On Platform F. Grass , E. F. Brooks , A.
Bale , John Epcrson , S. Beverly.
On Ice and Water James Jacoby , I. Doty ,
F. M. Weit , J. W. Kirk , A. J. Wandllng ,
John Goodchllds.
On Carriages ? M. Weatherbee. Theodore
Guitar , E R. Fonda , George Mullcr , John
Medley , Henry Lefferts.
On Printing J. J. Stcadman , Ohio Knox ,
C. S. Hubbaid , I. 11. Cousins , George Miles.
J. B. Atkins of the executive committee
requests all the chairmen of committees to
organise their subordinates as soon as possi
ble and report progress to the exeecutlve
committee.
I'lnvril Two I.inlni ; Climr" .
Lloyd Forgraves , a young man who form
crly had a career with large polka dots In It ,
but who has of late been behaving with a
little more regularity , ran up against a poker
game In the Manhattan saloon last evening
and lost $2. Thla was more than he had bar
gained for. and In the fervor of his anger he
commenced to pour out his ? oul In a torrent
of loud words. John Schemer , the proprietor
of the place , was afraid his nolo would dis
turb other patrons of the great national game
and ho bit Lloyd a rap over the head to quiet
him. This only Increased the trouble , and a
pitched battle followed. Forgraves was very
much of an under dog , and by the time he
struck the sidewalk In a large heap In front
of the saloon hla face was badly bruised and
blackened. An officer chanced to come along
at Just that minute and Forgiaves was bun
dled off to the city Jail and booked with the
charges of drunkenness and disturbing the
peace. Scheffler was not arrested.
Dlrtrlrh HI'l Upturn.
R. J. Clancy and J. R. Dietrich are ex
pected home today from Chadron , Neb. A
telegram was received yesterday morning an
nouncing that this decision had been reached.
Dietrich Is said to be perfectly sane , but the
telegram voucl safes no further Information.
nius FOH n'ooniivur VUU.\TI jtuxns
t'ulluro of Omlul to Olnervo the Law
I allies Trouliln.
SIOUX CITY , May 10.-Spccal ( ! Telegram. )
Bids were opened today by the Woodbtiry
county board for $2CO,000 of bonds , recently
Issued by the county. Bonds were about to
be sold to the Farmers Loan and Trust
company of this city , the highest bidder ,
when It was discovered that they were made
to run twenty years , while the statute only
authorized the board to Issue ten year
bonds. It was accordingly necessatty to
advertise- more bids , -which will be
done Mny 0.
The Home Telephone company filed arti
cles of Incorporation here today. It will
soon have its lines in working order , nnd
will furnish instruments at a much smaller
price than they have ever been given be
fore.
fore.A
A plan has been nearly consummated
here for a consolidation of the local street
railway lines. Against the Sioux City Cable
Rallv ay nml the Slcux City Riverside Street
Railway companies foreclosure proceedinRS
are pending. Decrees will be taken by the
creditors of the road , who will then bd | the
property In at sheriff's sale and join the
consolidation company. The Sioux City
Traction , Sioux City and Leeds Railway
and Sioux City Transit companies are al
ready tn a position to Join whenever their
managements wish. As the companies come
In they will be given stock In the new com
pany to an amount equal In value to that
of the property wlilch they put In. It is
expected to hnvo the company on its feet
before the end of the year.
l nlr Amoclitrion Sold tint.
SIOUX CITY , May 10. ( Special Telegram. )
The assets of the Interstate Fair asso
ciation were sold here by the receiver today
to satisfy $29,000 of liens against the RSFO-
clatlon. The highest bid made was ? 9&il.
The propei ty was accordingly turned over
to the blrtclir , A. M. Coffmon , for that
price. Coffmnn acts for a number of local
parties * , who buy the property as a specula
tion. A new company will be formed and
the fair grounds and buildings turned over
to It as soon as possible. The only claims
which can be paid from the amount re
ceived are the expenses of the receiver , and
the court costs , a few preferred labor liens
and the mechanics' liens.
lena Dental Sncloty \ < lj mrn .
IOWA CITY , la. , May 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Iowa State Dental society , em
bracing1 130 members , adjourned this after
noon , after a four days' session. The con-
ventlon In ISM will be held In Marshall.
town. The new olllcers are : President , Dr.
E. L. lirooks. Vlnton ; vIC3 president , Dr.
1C. M. Fullerton , Cedar Falls ; secretary ,
Dr. F. T. Hreene , Iowa City ; treasurer , Dr.
A. H. Begun , Des Molnes.
NetTHpuper .Mini Inillctril.
CEDAR. RAPIDS , la. , May 10.Specal < !
Telpsrnm. ) W. A. Campbell , ex-auditor of
the ISIdora Ledger , was -today indicted by
the Hardln county grand jury for malicious
perjury for padding his list of 400 namea In
order to get the county printing1. He gave
ball In the sum of Jl.COO.
Inn * i Fleml OrM I Iftcrii YVurft.
UOCK RAPIDS , In. , May 10.-Sp'cIal (
Telegram. ) Charlss Case at Doon , found
guilty of assault on the peison of Amelia
niecher , aged 7J years , WHS sentenced today
by Judge Olllvcr to the penitentiary at
Amunosu for the term of llftean years.
vxirttnairr
Milton l > olltr Kttlmuted in th Cost Of
ficers tif the KfluruHniiMl Society *
WASHINGTON , May 10 , The Education
society of the Baptist church last evening
discussed at great length the- plans for the
extension of the Columbian university , a
Baptist institution of this city. Dr. S. H.
Green , Postmaster General Wilson , Prof.
Otis Mason , M. F. Ellis of Baltimore and
President Whitman of Colby university all
made enthusiastic speeches in favor of making
Columbian university one of the greatest
denominational universities In the country.
It was estimated that $1,000,000 would be
required to carry out the Ideas for the ex
tension of the university. The whole matter
was finally referred to the executive commit
tee. which alone has the power to act.
The society elected the following officers
and adjourned : President , Prof. Andrew Mc
Veigh. Illinois ; vice presidents , J. P. Greene- ,
D.D. , Missouri , and Hon. J. N. Dolph , Oregon
gen ; recording secretary , Rev. E. M. Poteat ,
Connecticut ; corresponding secretary , II. L.
Moorehouse , D.D. , New York ; treasurer ,
Joshua Levering , Maryland ; auditor , William
M. Isaacs. New York.
WASHINGTON , May 10. The semt-cen-
tennlal convention of the Southern Baptist
church began Its sessions In the First Bap
tist church of this city today. Almost 2,500
delegates and visitors were present. Including
all the most eminent divines and laymen
of the Southern Baptist church. The open *
ing session was devoted to the organization
of the * convention. Hon. Jonathan Haraleon
of Alabama was unanimously re-elected pres
ident. R. J. Wllllngham , secretary ot the
Foreign Missions society , presented some
very Interesting facts In connection with the
work In foreign fields. Over $130,000 were
expended and 90 per cent of this was di
rectly used for the work of converting the
heathen. Ilev. I. T. Tlchenor'a report on
homo missions showed steady Increases In
all respecli.
SMITH n'.tXT/tn roii > o.\
Kx'Omihn Architect kr < t9 Uorunceit When
nt llawlrusrAVjo ,
HAWL1N8 , Wyo. , May 10.-Speclnl ( Tele-
gram. ) No one here seems to know nny-
thlng about the charges ft foul play In re
lation to the Sidney Prtljh suicide , aa sent
out from Oakland , CanWJien Smith Jumped
through the car window from the trnln
here he struck upon ) his head nnd shoul
ders , receiving n slltht scalp wound nnd
bruising bis neck nnnshoulders. . That lie
wati sndly unbalnncedVnientnlly there , in
ba no question. He ( refused the medicine
prescribed fop him , bill , told the Jailer If he
would get him somt' ' Uilson he would
kP It. \ \
OAKLAND , Cal. , iraV10.Speclal < Tele
gram. ) John T. HeUJs- formerly of Omnlin ,
says : "I knew Architect Sidney Smith of
Omaha , for twenty yejfH. The Sidney Smith
illed nt Rawllns , wlihtivjjody was brought
'icre ' for burial , Is not tha Omaha Smith. "
lllCUil/ Nil Crlint , In VVsnm'n i.
CHEYENNE. Wyo. , Jtny 10-Spcclul.- ( )
he supreme court of Wyoming heard nr-
urmnts Tuesday In the matter of James 12.
Murphy on questions arising out of nn np-
tllcatlon for n writ of habeas corpus. Some
urlaus questions are brought up in the np-
illcatlon. Murphy's counsel contending Unit
.Ignmy . it not a crime under the law < < of the
late of WyomlnK. In I83J the IcRlslature of
.ho territory ot Wyoming jmssed n law
inaklnR bigamy a felony. At this time the
'Sdnuinds ' law ngnlnst polygamy mid blK-
uny was In effect In the territory. Consequently
quently , counsel contends , the territorial
Villainy law was of no fores. The llrrl
Ut = legislature passed a law making the
esslon laws of 1S90 of full force nnd effect ,
But , as the territorial law was void nt the
lime it was passed , this act of the state
eglslaUite could not constitutionally make
[ he Fame of any force and effect. At lher
ms been no subsequent Isglslatlon against
Jilfrnmy , It is held that It IH not a crime In
Wyoming. The case was taken under ad-
vbement.
Improve 'I lielr Mlniti ) ; Miirhlnort.
SHERIDAN , Wyo. , May lO.-SpeclaU- ( )
The Fortunatus Mining company \ con-
emplatlng putting In a stamp mill nt Bald
mountain this summer. The company 1ms
wo Bticyrus amalgamators In the camp ,
> ut Is not entirely = ntlsllcd with the work
he machines do. The sold bearing formsi-
lon which Is worked H hard cenvnt , and
his has to be crushed In aider to extract
.he sold. The stamp mill to be put In will
have twenty-live stamps , with n comblnd
capacity of fifty tons ptr day. The gold
"jeijrlnt ? cement extends for mil's , and If It
s demonstrated that the sold can be saved
by the crushing process a large force of msn
can bo given employment In th camp.
The outcome of the experiment Is anxiously
watched In this city.
> Tny of n Ir < i > rlPilMf ' .
CHEYENNE , May 10.-Speclal ( ) William
I. Venn of Buffalo , Wyo. , about two months
ago deserted his wife nnd ran away with
icr 'Istcr , Mrs. Leollc Simmons , taking his
child , n little R'll ' about 5 years old , with
"ilm. liver since hlti desertion Mrs. Fenn
ias made efforts to res-iln possession of the
child , but Fenn has refurcd to Blve it up.
On Saturday she received a telegram from
Fenn stilting that If she would come to
Pueblo , Colo. , nt ores that he would Klve
her the child. Mrs Fenn Immediately
tarted for Pueblo and will rriich that city
tomorrow. Since des-eitlnK hls < wife Fenn
has traveled around considerably , llrst
olng to Great Falls , Mont. , and Is now on
its way to Texas.
Wurltl'A Pr tr for rinn Wlint. .
SHERIDAN , Wyo. , May \ \ ( Special.-
A. A. LambbrlgKcr of Ulg1 Horn received
this week nn ofllclal notlllcatlon that he
.iacl been awarded \ \ \ ° first prize for wheat
nt the World's Columbian exposition. A
detailed report on each exhibit made by
Lambbrlgser accompanied the notification.
Although it has beon/grnernlly known that
he first prize for whsiU had bjcn awarded
heriilan county. It was doubted by many.
The ofllcial notification servts to remove all
doubt upon the question' .
A DeapTtlto Triclc of fugitive.
CHEYENNE , MnySpecial ( Telegram. )
Frank Harman , arrested' here for larceny ,
while b Ins taken to Colprado by Martini
Catnp of Greeley , jumped , from u car uln-
dow while the trnln was running at full
speed. Camp jumped from the platform
after him , but was Uartly injured and un
able to chase his man , who was unhutt.
Camp fired three shots tic the fugitive , but
he escaped. A posseiifroin here Is In pur
suit. _ _ _ _
Fulli-d . ; ' . : | . .
CHEYENNE , May 10.-Bp ( cil | 'JM-Rrnm )
Del Ileyman , bookkeeper for the Insutaiice
firm of Rtner & Schntjffer , left honu la t
evening , tnklnp ; n shdt&tm with him , nftei
he had been notified by his employers that -n
discrepancy had been dlscovered In his cash
accounts and an explanation was required.
Nothing has slncj been heard of Reyman
and It is feared he has committed suicide.
Micrlilnu l' < i t on rrjr Mlvpr.
SHERIDAN , Wyo. , May 10. ( Speclal.- )
The Sheridan Post , one of the three demo
cratic pap3rs of the state , declares that :
The democrats of Wyoming ought to call a
state convention and adopt resolutions ile-
tnanillng1 the Immediate restoration of sil
ver to where It was befors 1673 , and pl"0fre
the party to support no one for the
dency except a free slUcr man. "
liirli > tribe In x-mlnnr.
ItAWLINS , Wyo. , May 10.-Special ( Tele
gram. ) A rich strike la reported from the
Penn mine at Semlnoe. In the bottom of
their shaft they encountered a pay tralc
an Inch nnd a half wide of decomposed
brown quartz which is nearly halt free
Bold When broken the rock looks us
though It had been plastered over with th ;
yellow metal. _
Nurvpvlnir l''retn > nt County.
CHEYENNE , May lO.-Specla ( ) . ) Jam s
L. Gllmore is outflttlnB a surveying party
to complete a government survey of the
land In Fremont county between the HK !
Sandy and Oreen rivers. The survey wns
commenced last summer , but was not com
pleted on account of early snowfalls In the
mountains. _
np'rt O. tt. O. lt * | irt > f > titiiMr ( * .
CHEYENNE , May 10.-Speclal.-Edward ( )
Woodmansee left today for Atlanta , Ga. ,
where he will icpresent the local order of
railway conductors IIB delegate to the bi
ennial meeting of the ftrand division of the
Order of Railway Conductors , which meets
at that place. _ _
IteiurrccK-d tliu I. a ruin ct . ' rntlm-l.
LARAMIE , Wyo. , rMay 10.-Sp3elnl.-U ( )
R. Gl lefe his Ieas3l the re.vsp pr p'a it of
the Laramle Sentinel nnd will resurrect that
journal as a weakly.
MOTHERS ! BOTHERS i
To know that ji single applies
tion of the Cuticu/a Remedies wil
afford instant relief , permit rc '
and sleep , and point to a speech
and economicalsune of torturing-
disfiguring , itching , burninganc
scaly humors , .sand not to u
them without a. moment's delaj
Is to fail in your duty. Cure
made in childhood are speed )
economical and permanent.
Bold throughout the'worW. rorrrn DIICOJN :
CIIEM. L'unr. , to\a \ proprfcteri , Doilon. 47"A.I
AtuuttheBlooJUklDtcaly and Ilalr"malled fret
Facial JlJcinUhne , falllnj hilr aniiilmpt
ra he prevented by Culicuru boap.
It tired , tuMag , nervoaa molt
era IcnevrCtocouifort.Btrength.am
vitality v , Cutlcurn natters , the ,
wonld Jierer bs vntiiout them. It
every wajr t&o puit s neetc i aot
JIVCKBT aiwi' vnirjKX osutsn.
Firm \Vui Short on Oil Uhcn the Itlie
Cnmo ami Loit In Uralil n Well ,
PlTTSUURa , May 10. The Pennsylvania
Commission company , ono ot the largest
bucket shops tn the city , suspended today.
The proprietors , Spuhler & Frntlcr , give ns a
reason ( or quitting business the rapid and
continued rise In all the speculative market * .
The firm was short on oil during the recent
flurry nnd the corresponding rise In wheat ,
corn nnd New York securities forced It to
the wall. The assets and liabilities are
$50,000. The losses will fall on the local
nrmy of speculators who have dealt through
this firm. The company 1ms branch ofilcca
In many nearby towns. Ten other local
commission houses placed trade with this
firm and wll ! share In the wreck.
Nn Aiiuer Vrt from Ottiuvn ,
ST. JOHNS. May 10. As anticipated , the
legislature yesterday adjourned tor a week.
Prime Minister Whitenny announced In the
House that no answer had been received from
the Canadian government regarding con
federation and that therefore the'Newfouud-
land delegates to Ottawa were not ready to
present the final terms. If nothing definite
wns sold by next Thursday he would con
sider the negotiations ended.
O' '
TiiiinrrA r.ft Hin i ut Itfitornt.
SHEHOYGAN , WIs. , Mny 10. The tanners'
strike Is at an end , the men having returned
tn work at a restoration of the cut mada In
their wages In 1892. The wood workers still
remain out , but business men predict that
they will return to work In n few days.
Two foundrymen , Jofceph Chrlstman and
John Gorltzcro badly hurt by strikers last
evening.
DO YOU nxrr.cr
To Become n Alothcr ?
If so , then permit us to
k snv that Dr. I'ierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion is Indeed ,
a true
"Mother's Friend , "
roit IT MAKES
Easy
preparing the
system for parturi
tion , thus assisting Nature and shortcninpr
"L = bor. " The painful ordeal of childbirth
is robbed of its terrors , end the dangers
thereof crcally lessened , to both mother und
child. The period of confinement is also
rjrcatly shortened , the mother strengthened
and built up , and on abundant secretion of
nourishment for the child promoted.
Send 10 cents fora large Bool ; ( iC3 pages ) ,
giving all particulars. Address , WORLD'S
DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. 663
Main St. , Buffalo , N. Y.
PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH.
Mrs. FRED HUNT , of Glenrille , W. Y. ,
says : "I read about Dr. Piercc's Fa
vorite Prescription being so good for a wo
man with child , so I
got two bottles last
September , and De
cember I3th I had a
twelve pound baby
girl. when I was
confined / was not
sick in any way. I
did not suffer any
pain , and when the
child was born I walk
ed into another room
end went to bed. II
keep your Extract of *
Smart-Weed on hand
nil the tinc. Itvas
very cold weather
and our room wcs tins. HCNT.
very cold but I did not take any cold , and
never had cny after-pain or any other pain.
It was all due to Cod and Dr. Picrcc's Fa
vorite Prescription and Compound Extract
of Smart-Weed. This is the eighth living
child and the largest of them all. I suf
fered everything that flesh could suffer with
the other babies. I always had a doctor
and then he could not help me very much ,
but this time my mother and my husband
were alone with me. My baby was only
seven days old when I got up and dressed
and left my room and stayed up all day. "
Don't ' Fcollllth Your Eyes ,
Headache Caused by Eye Str.iin.
Many persons \\hopc lie-mis nre constantly
nclilng have no Idea \tlmt rcllof pclentlllcnlly
( itteil KliuEes will elvo thtm. This theory It
now unlvcrrnlly established. "Improperly" lltt l
Klnssea lll Invnilably Increase the trouble nnd
may lead to TOTAL llI.INONnSS. Our ahllltj
to adjust Rl.TFse.s iffly anil conrctly tn bejnnil
question. nVIM TKSTHD TUBI ! OF1 CHAROR.
W. I. SI3YMOUH , piailunte optician , has chaigc
of our Pptlcnl Department.
Steel Spectacles , } 1.W and up ; fold gold , J5.CO
nnd up.
A great many people nre obliged to have two
pall a of glasECB. Call nnd examine our NUW
I'ATBNT TNVO-IN-ONK.
ThBAloBiPenftldDo. ,
1408 Farnam St. ,
Tin-tUm IJrui ; llouic. Opp. I'nxto i llotc' .
M-E
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves ILJUHL1NGTON i. MO. lUVUU.IArrUes
OniahaUnlon | Depot , lOlh < Sc Matoa bla.f Oiiian.i
lOilijm Denver Uxpiess 8.4'Jum
< : : Spm.lllk. Hills. Mont. & 1'uuct fend. Ux.jfn
CJlpm Denver express 4:10 : , > in
6M5pm..Nebrn ku Local ( exctpt Sunday ) . . 7:45pm :
6lSjm..Lincoln : Local ( except Sunda ) > . . .llUam :
243pm..I''ust ! Mall ( for Lincoln ) Daily. . . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BUKL1NG7UN & Q.lArrive *
Omu'.iuUnliri | Depot , JOth & Ma jn Sla I Omaha.
4H5pm Chicago Vestibule 'T:50ain :
8Mam : Chicago Express 4:15pm :
7Mpm..ChlcaKO and tit. Louis Kxpress. . MuOam
ll:35um : 1'acmc Junction Local 5:3i : < nm
Tast Mall „ „ . . . . . . 2 : < ui.m
Leaves ICHiCAGOTMIL ; i STri'TUUlATrlves"
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason 8l . | Omaha
"
C:00pm. : . . Chicago Limited. . . 9:31.im
llMuam Chicago Express ( ex. Sun. ) 6ODpm :
Leaves lUUIUAUO & NOUrilWUSTN ( Arrives
Omaha ] Union Depot , 10th & Mngun Bis. | Omaha
Il.OSam Eastern Expre s 5:30pm :
400pm ; Vcstl buled Limited , 9:40am :
CS5am : Mo. Valley Local 10:30pm :
t:45pm : Omaha Chicago Special 2lipm
Leaves I CHICAGO. H. I. fc PACIKJG. ( Airlves
Omahal Union Depot , 10th K Maaon Sls. | Omaha
BAST.
llKam..Atlantic : ( ) Expreso ( ex. Suiday ) . . . tiilipm
6.25pm Night Express 8S5am
4:3ipm..Chicago : Veitlbulcd Limited. . . . l35pm ;
WEST.
( :00pm..Oklahoma : & Ttxas Ex ( ex Sun,10:35am ) :
lUOpm Colorado Limited 4:00prn :
Leaves I C. . ST. P.7 M. St O. I Arrives
Omaha ] Depot. 151h and Webster St . | Omaha
9fiam.Nebraska : Taxeenger ( dally ) . , . . l:15pm :
4Opm.Sloux : City Express ( ex. Bun..llS5tm :
6:10pm : 8t. Paul Limited lil:3am :
Leaves P. B. & MO. VAM..EI.
Omaha Depot , 15th and Webster Sis. | Omaha
2:10pm : Tail Mall and Expieos 4Upm :
2:10pm.ex. : Hat ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex. Mnn. ) . , . 4:5pm :
S.ODam..Norfolk Expregu ( ex. Sunday ) . . 10:3)am )
CilOpm Bt. 1'aul Express 10:35am :
Leaves I K. C. . HT. J. & C. U. | Ai rives
* OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason 8tsJpmuha
9GOam : Kansas City Day Hxpreis C:30pm :
:45pm.K. : C. Night Ux. via U. P. Trans. 6Wam :
Leaves ) MISSOURI TACIPIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot , 15th and Webs er Bts. | Omaha
10:40am : 8t. Louis Express 6:00am :
9:3 : prn St. Louis Express 6OSpm :
6ilOpni Nebraska Local ( ex. Hun. ) S:00am :
Leaves I SIOUX CITY i 1'ACITIC. Vrrlves
Omahal Depot , 15th and Wtbs'er fits. Omaha
C:10pra : St. Paul Limited.
"
Leave * I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC.
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Hls. | Omaha
< : (5am Sioux "City Patsenger 10:35pm :
. . , , , Bt. Paul Limited li:3fpm :
Lea ires I UNION PACIFIC ( Arrives
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mcion Bts.j Omaha
lOiOOam , , , , Kearney Ex'preu 3:4ipm
1 00pm. . . , . Overland Flyer C:3ipm :
2 : < X > iin. lleat'ce & Htronuli'g Ex. ( ex.Bun ) . 3:4ipm :
7:30pm : . -,1'aoino Express , 10Wam :
: H.pm. Fast Mall 1 ± i 4:10pm :
Leaves I WAUA&1I ItAILWAY. ( Arrlva
OmahUnloa ] Depot , 10th ft Maaoa EU. ( Om h
Echo Answers "Why ? "
Why cat Rochctlc Salts , Ammontn , Alum , or
BAKING PUWDCR LI mo with your bread , biscuits and pastry ? Why
use any baking powder that's not healthful or
pleasant ? Why pay n morc-than-it'o-worth
price for it , when
Calumet 1
Baking
X QUALITY ,
MODERATION , . , , . . . .
IN PRICE Ko w" ° 'esome ' an" inexpensive ? $1,000fyoi \
can tract a taint of impurity in it.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO. , Chicago.
Great Bargain
Shoe Sale.
3 4
S. A. PIERCE & CO. ,
100 Main St , Cor. First Avenue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Selling all styles of
POOTS aid ) SMOES
at our former low prices.
BOSTON , Mass. , April 22. Seventy-five lead
ing shoe manufacturers at a meeting today ad
vanced the price of shoes 15 to 25 cents per pair.
BIIOCKTON , Mass. , May 7. Shoes advanced
today 10 to 20 cents per pair.
The price of leather is out of sight , and still
going up , but our prices on shoes are the same for
the . Now is the time BUY BEFORE
present. to
* . _ _ _ _ _ _
THE ADVANCE IN PRICE , which is sure to come.
We have the goods. VVe want your cash. Come
and see us.
S. A. PIERCE & CO.
Cleaning and Dyeinj of Garments anl
Goods of Every Dtsriplion. :
Schoedsack's Twin City Dye
Works , Cor. Avenue A and 26th
St. , Council muffs. Office , 1521 Far
mi in St. , Onuiliii.
Senl for Price List ,
OR.
DGREW
IS THE ONLY
SPECIALIST
WHO TtllATB ALL
P.1IVATE . D.SEASES . ,
Wcakncat and Secret
UlBordsriof
MEN ONLY
lircrr ( Qra iraarantacd.
E < jean' eiiwrlflnee.
8 years In Omaha.
Hook Free.
/ 4th Ac Faniuiu Hta.i
OllallA. NKH.
UEO. P. BANFORD. A. W. IUEKMAN.
President. Cashier
of COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa
Capital , $100,000
Profits , 12,000
Ont ot the oldcit bunki In th itat * of Iowa.
W < nllclt your builnm anil collection ! . We
pay C ptr cent on time depoilta. We Hill b <
pleased to ice nnd lenr * you.
Special Helices-Council
CHIMNBYB CLUANHD ; VAULTS CLEANED.
Kd Uurke , at W. 8. Homer * * , US Droadwiy ,
FRUIT FAIIU AND GARDEN LAND FOlt
win cheap and on eaiy teruu. Day & HMI.
U Pearl itreet.
FARM LANDS TO EXCHANGE FOIl CITY
property. C. R. Nlcholun , IM',4 Droadway.
WANTED. TO KXCIIANQK A NEW UICYCLE
for a Euod family hone. Call at Ulrica of
Kandwlch Manufacturing Co. , 1U2S und 1039 S.
Main itrcet.
FO R BALH. A NO. 4 REMINGTON TYI'K-
writer ; ae irood as new. feandwlch Manufactur *
Ing Co. , lots and 1030 B. Main ulrcet.
FOR RUNT. ATTRACTlVi : MODKRN ItOMli
In fine order , shade trrti and lawn. Ueorct
W. 1 * . CoaUi. XU Frank street.
G.W.PANGLE M. D
. . , . ,
The Good Samaritan , 20 Years' ' Experience.
RUADKIC OF DISK ASKS OF BIICN AMD
WOMKN. PKOPIIIISTOR OF TUB
WOllT.D'd IIKHIIAI , DISl'EN-
SARY OF MEDICINE.
/ treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh nf the Ifcncl , Tliront nnd LURKB ; Ols-
case's of luo B/o and Knr , Fits end Apoplexy ,
Henri DlsonsiMVCT Complaint , Kklnoy Coin *
plitint , JServoiiH Ucliillly. nictitul I > e-
iircHHloti , I.OHH of niunlioocl. Ocjii-
iital WcakiicHH , Dluliolcs , llrlnht'B Dlj-
rnse. St. Vltus1 Dunce , Hhoumnllum , I'nraljBls ,
Winlo Bwclihiif. Scrofula , Fever Soros. Tutu. /
art * niitl iMHtiilit in MHO removed
without the Uulfe or clrawlnu : a
drop of blood. Woman wltlt Iier
delicate oruraua reHtoretl to
Iicaltli. IlrnpHy cured wltliout
tappltiur. Hpcclii ! Attention Klvtu
to ITivuteitml Venereal UlHcaxen
of all UliiclH. 810 to asooflforlolt for
any Venereal niHcaue I cannot euro
without Mercury. Tape Wormremoved
In twonr tlirc'o hours , ornu \ > ay. Hcuurrholtla
or I'llcs cured.
TIIOSR WHO AUK APIT.ICTKD
Will enrollfo and hundreds or dollars by call
ing on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
The only I'liyilcluu irlux-un toll trliutulli
perioii.wltliotilnnkhiKii question.
Tliono nt n dlMunco vml fur Uamtlon
IInnkN ! . 1 for men , No , 8 for women.
All correspondence strlully conndcntlal.
Medicine sent by express. Address all letters
o. w. i-ANai.u , W. n.f
555 BNOAOWAV. COUNCIL BLUFF * !
Encloeo lOo li stamps for replr.
I fhlrlicittr' * rnoHtb Diamond n > a < .
PENNYROYAL PILLS
Original and Only Urnnlne.
cre , fclw y riUbt . LAOICB ttk
; UI ftff Ck/ekliUr" / * fialUk Jil/
PrttnJ ( D lt * d u4 CviU BUlll8\
. ftlMwUkblv * ribton. Take
er. Ve/ui rffr w lulftifu *
KMIU anJ imU ttoiM. Al blil > lt , * r Mud 4e.
IB iUMp for j ) rtUuUr. , tHttmoylkl. | 4
"lUllef far I. < U , " ( ii lilKr , brKlere
VilL lO.OUOT.itlM'UU. KtmtKfir.