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THE OTSrAIIA DAITjY JJEE : SATURDAY , MAItOJl 7 , 130(5. ( it § ' COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT SIINOII MISXTIO.V. The n e ofilce , No. 1C North Main lrccl. Simon Casldy and t > lfo ot Dei Molncs are Iri thu city. Horn to Mr. nn < J Mr ? . John P. Tlnlcy of Ioon , a daughter. A eon has been bom to Mr , end Mra tfhomaa Hlckcy of Armour. Siiwn VanCamp , nRcd CT.j-earc , AM yester day at 420 Lincoln avenue of ptiralyals. Horn March 4 , to Mr. and Mrs. Hohert EarcnflBht , G13 Fourth street , a daughter. After a vllt with Council IJIuffs friends lllsa Hubbard returned to her homo In Sioux Harriett Johnson , dflURhtcr of Mr. and Mr I'd win Johnson , died yesterday In Darner township. A. J , St. John has returned from St. Louie nil accented a position as stenographer wilt Van IJrunt & Wnlte. Mr. Henry Stagcman , a prominent Jpivtlci of Cincinnati , Is In the city the KUC of hid daughter , Mrs. W. C. Kalcp. The Grand hotel , Council nluRs. Illgli clar.s In e/cry respect. Kates , S2.GO per day nnd upward. 13. V. Clarke , proprietor , Orrln Johnson of the Itlchard Mansfield company , now pitying In Omaha , IB a gucsl of Superintendent Ulmmock. They are oh ! time frlcndo. J. 0. Yetzcr , president of the broken Cass County bank , was In the city all day yester day on business connected with hla ra o In the supreme court , M. Wherllc , nied ; 87 ycara , died yeatcrdaj cf coiifumptlon nt his residence In Crescent township. He will be burled today In the Crescent City cemetery. A marrlge llcom was Issued yesterday nflernoon to Frank D. llurkc and Ml in Mllli Young , both of Oonper , Neb. The marriage ceremony wai performed by Justice Cook. Mr. Frank Stanford of Itlclilnn.l Center , WU. , who came to Council muffs last week to attend the funeral rervlco of his ulclcr , the laic Mrt. Ahhlo Darnard , returnud home last evening. "General" Charles T. Kelly will ilo'lver ' an address ul 808 AVc t Ilroadway at 7:30 : p. m. next Sunday. Subject , "Poclallnm from a Dlhllcal Standpoint. " The general public especially ladles and laborers , lnvlto'3. Jumns Montgomery and Klmer Mooncy , two youthful thlcven , were arrested ycHtcrdnj charged with Htc.illng a lot of brass flttlngH fiom the water works company , and uomt email artlcloc from Iwo oilier parties. They were locked up. Iloth hoys camn from Lin coln n lew day oca , The March term of the federal couit will convene Tutiday , Judge Woolson prcildhiK- Jloth civil and criminal docket U the smallest fcr several years and the term promises to ho a brief one. The suit cf Deere , Wells & Co. against the Mll\\aukoc railroad IE the mnrt Important case that will bo tried In the circuit court. In the criminal cectlon Iherc will be nothing more Important than the usual number of bootleggers and a few coun terfeiters. _ Wonted , good farm loana In western Iowa at lowest rates. Money loaned for local In vestors on best of security netting 6 per cent. Fire Insurance written In reliable companies. Lo"gee & Towle , 235 I'carl street , IIIH I'OIIKKIIS AVKHK I'OISOM'.I ) . N. I. . Jrnxi-ii Clinruroil n-Mli Sclllnpr ItlMeiiNi'il .11 en ( to n .SlrtiiiKff. N. L. Jensen IB on trial before a Jury In Judge Thornell's court on thu charge of ob taining money under false pretenses. The charge against Jensen In that he went over to South Omaha last fall nnd bought a bunch of hogu and brought them to hlb form south of the city. After keeping the porkers for a Hhort Unio , hc sold them to A. J. Kirk , and a little later all the hogs developed Atrong symptoms of cholera and dlod. Klik aracrts that Jensen know the hogs wcro diseased at the tlmo ho brought them from South Omaha. The matter was laid before the grand jury , which returned an Indictment against Jensen , T , H , Clcland has brought suit against Thoma.1 nnd Hrldget Carey for foreclosure of a mortgage amounting to $200 and due elnco January 24 , 1893. J. W. S < i lrc has brought foreclosure pro ceedings agalm-t David GrldUhs and wife , for $250 on a mortgag'c. David Mlchaclson has commenced suit ngalast J. C. Lee for judgment on a promissory notu for J224.or . Hot Ilfil SiiMll. Wo have 1,000 hot bed sash which wo are Kolng to close out. They wcn't last long. How many do you want ? Wo will make you a price that cun't bo duplicated. C. U. Taint , Oil and ( Jlass company , Masonic Tem ple , Council muffs. Ono or two furnished rooms for single gen tlemen. Location one block from postoIHcc. Apply at Dee olllco. Columbia bicycles. Hlgheit of all high grades. Call ami HCO them at Cole & Colo. Jury fur I InAlurcli Term. The following Is tlio Jury drawn for the March term of the district court : J. H. Mur phy , Council muffs ; Thomns Kellcy , 1C09 Frurth ( ivcnun ; Fred W. Lyon , 905 Fourth nvcr.uo ; William J. Hunucll , 1103 South Eighth street ; Lewis Simpson , Crescent ; Charles Darrhmton , I'IRCOU ; Frank Gardner , Neola ; John Camon , Living Springs ; Ncl- > on Jones , Lovcljnd ; Frank Clark , Missouri Valley ; Charles Olbler , Council muffs. IRIO Tenth avenue ; Mnthow Chrlstousen , Council llluffs , 1819 Huutli Ninth street ; William Clillds , Council Hluffs ; A. S. Carter , Taylor ; James Kiuith , Council Illuffs , Cll Kast Dronil. way ; Murtln .Nelson , Council Illuffs , 181.1 Kouth ICIovcnth street ; 1'etor Sorensen , 1720 Avenue 11 ; August Klopplng , Umlernood ; John II. Wills. Council Illuffs , 2000 Fifth av- cnuo ; A. S. Jensen. Pigeon ; F. H. C. Nel- Iiaim. Taylor ; lilinor Campbell , Council IlluffM , llln Ltko ; II , C. Copclaad. Lovelaiul ; Julius Kolilcr , Council Illuffs , 1703 Fourth Don't mini our special calo of aluminum ware for the next Ion duyi. Cole ft Cole. Iluvo you icen Iho new heating itorei t Iho company's ofllcoT llri'i'ltrr for tinIliineiin Stui-U , The HtlRallim over the M. II , Duncan ill no ( lock U In ii fair wny | o be Fettled. The In terested criMlltnr have nKreed lu the appoint. moot nf a receiver In rloip out the * tok at rttlall , nnd TlioniHs II. lliiKhpi wa appulnlpd receiver hr JudRo Tlmrnell ynttrdar t'ndcr ' lha Irriui of the apiolntm | nt Mr. IhiKheo will hnvo nlnoly dnys In which to ell out lha stuck nnd lUluren ( ri > l ll , mid limy it-ll It | n bulk by HlplxliiR to the court for nn order * * vw i Only two w rki inure rNimln nf I he K'Mt fiirnliuro mlc at the Durfoi I'urnliiir * WJIM- i < anr All at lha ilwok ef ( ho ( Vun l | lllurf Fiirullur * rompjuy mint t * C ! IH | out by Mi\n < i I. IMvli , only druit "lor * wild rtiitiUr * ! eJ tk. Th iuo r Hill * luiMu r puMki f Hun Murinu , wild IM IMrtjr ihr * tjimtfi ! itilta ( lorrilury and lu i | iiiMtt M ( d.o ) , ji i up In ihn n slwt npon of id * , \ ln M MH tlf ir a "xiMrll iif fitly , wku . . . . . . . . . . far III * * bil Iwu ( t * i4Mil > . e ( whMII hi 4) ) < tw4 l i | UT ] IK * MNHrli , ih * elh c * l'l | liy Ih * fwa4 | Tk Hl'to # 1'iiwl * hit * ii AtHir f 9W rMt > l ( * < l Mtlr * * NII I I * tin 4ilr WMMiry In * Mtofkl IVll A luiU' IMI M ik * * MuiTuMwi hi > HMII but | 1 IIM4 M HfM M tfM M IM i imli44 if AM * ? * * U ifcM hi i Mtt * ( U UN * * ! i * Hi , H I BILL PLEASES THE LOCALS Measure for Controlling Building and Loan Associations Passed by the Senate. HEARTILY APPROVED OF IN THIS CITY KM Provision * AVIIIot Adverm-ly Af- fCCl tillIIOIICNl limit ClMllltlltllfK , but Will lixtrrnilnnli * Na tional Competition , There wag a great deal of favorable com ment upon the streets yoslerday of the action of the Iowa senate In passing a new- law for the regulation of the building , loan and tnvlngs associations. Local stockholders have watched the progress of the senate hill with great Intcrctt for the reason that It.t provisions are BO ulrlrrgont as to entirely chut out the so-callod "national" organi zations from doing business In the otalc , and when they read In The Ilco that the bill had passed the oenato without any modi fication they wcro In high feather. "Not so much on account of any Increase of buslnesn that will como to us from cut ting off the competition of outsldo coin- pan lee , " said one ot thorn , "but for the se curity It will glvo patrons of reputable or ganization ! ) . Local organizations have been seriously crippled In their clforts to get new budlncsa by the mnny people who have mfftrel serious losses from failures of rotten - ton concerns Incorporated under loose law * In other state * Scores of those organiza tions have sprung Into oxlotcncc and arn scarcely known In the states * 3r oven the towns whcru they are Incorporated and originated , hut they have secured their chief patronage In western states 1,000 miles from homo. During thn hard times they have gene lo the wall In great number ? . Thouwinds of their victims have been lo cated In Iowa , and It wa owing to Ihclr coinplilnts more than to the concerted do- mantis of reputable local organizations that the legislature wa led lo pnai what U perhaps the most strlnqcnt law that liai' over been called Into exlslcnco to protect the patrons of thin kind of Investments. "There arc no responsible local loan and saving1 ut'eoclattons Unit will be unable to comply with the rondltlonu of the law , which reiiulros the deposit with the state. auditor of cash or umiuostlonablo security to the amount of $100,000 before the com pany can do business or continue In busi ness. The local companies can readily fur- nlph this security , for they will only have to put up thai amount of security once , whllo the national companies will have to add that much morn to the adready heavy ( ccurltles they have given to get the prlv- Llcgo of doing buslncro In a number of the other stales. There are very few If any companies ulrong enough lo do It , and you can put It down as a Fettled fact that an soon on the donate bill becomes a law there will not bo a national company rcprcscnlcd In Iowa. , "Nallonal companies have always offered greater Inducements to get business than even the mast liberal of the local compa nies could afford , nnd the consequence Is that they have piled up a business that miikca a great showing. This has been ussd fpr nil tt Is worth to Induce a still greater huslncsn. The tendency IUIH been to elimi nate all speculative features from loeal com panies , and they have been doing business only with the more conservative classes of people. The failures of natlonalit have hit multitudes of people very hard , nnd have naturally awakened a degree of dis trust of all organizations of the character which has hurt us all. "I do not believe the now law will cause the suspension of a single Iowa company , but It will prevent mnny of them from doing what they perhaps have had no business to try to do , a general banking bualncpr. The Iowa companies are all In good shape , and I believe they are a unit In favor of the now law. There Is little possibility that , the houBO will not concur In the senate bill or that the law will receive the governor's approval. The nationals have made all the fight they will make. " Sla n n fit ( ! t nro IIIH I'riilinblc. T. C. Dawson has returned from Des Molncs , where he has been watching ; the work of the legislature. Ho says that 11 Indications now are that the liberal repub licans and the democrats will unite In an effort to pass a manufacturers' bill at the piccent soralon of the state lawmakers. Wo offer you only clean , crisp , snow white laundry work and best delivery service nt Baglo laudry , 721 Broadway. Telephone 1B7 III veil torn. The discourager of Inventors has a great duty to perform , and the Kallroad Gazette pats Il93lf on the back for having for many years been dlasouraglug Inventors of al sorto of thlngti , from locomotives to mil lockd. One of the latest cases wan when a milliner presented for examination a ral joint she had Invented and patented. She know nothing at all of what other people had done nothing of Die methods of working metal or of ll'c elrcnglh of materials , or of the etrcppns to which rail julntx are sub ject , and In fact had no more fitness to de- t'lgn a rail joint than a 12-year-old school boy ; not no much as a sharp boy might have. When advlied to hang up her model as a warning against waste of energy and to contlno her attention to Improvement/I In bonnet framed , the suRKVPtud that Oalllen had been treated In much thn sama rplrlt. "IJvery man who qffcra to MVP 110 per cent of your locomotive fuel , or to Hop a trnlr automatically when a cow gets on the track,1 sayu this journal , "Is not rt.illlco or even Jameu Walt , but he generally thlnki ho In. Whattver nuy have been the history of tin progrcu of Invention In the pact and It U qtiltu trim that many of the created Impruve- ii.enti have been retarded by Ignorance and utupldlly the danger today IB not that In ventor * are unduly dlmiuraKt-d , but lh.it they uro unduly pncoiirnKed. Not nn.oli fault can be found with thu cuiitwrvAlUni and preju dice of KPtieratlon which hm boiiKht Keeley motor slock which has found capital to In vmt In u bloycla railroad , and which HUM grrnt sumi ii'ilnn Into lha | iock lt of people who control n method nf making ouleluni rurlilde. before ( how | i ( ipltt hive deinon- ilnitfl llmt Hi'etyJenn KU cut lie produce I at ooiiiinnrcl.il prlrim. or ( hut Ilio pitt'iit * lor nmklNK oj Ir I urn cnrblde will ( irolpot ( nn iirocri If the liHiiiwiry ever bpo < 'in ' VHUA- ) tilc In fit et , lh rr t u I win y HI much KM ampin ? * ) money MH > | ( bur * Nr > mnny P aii0 Kmt ( of Piir.iftrdinuy iirtitlit. Ihttt T rr IIIIU' pUiultilllly Ii ( ictsl * . ! to lUrtiwo HM | ir iuna ( an liivmlloii uf lit * Umt prtmi- Uo. " I'll ntl lenllprril Thtr * w * n mn ill rtel on ih * Mmli fl tlr l r Mmlr MkU * llm Oli MKI .I DM | Mii | < < Hi4H n IMI hn 4iHi * * * r twrnUiM IH 4 I II. 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At the adjourned meeting last night there were only seven aldermen prcs- ent , and when the council came to the con sideration of the ordinance there was an ob jection to Its package ralucd by Alderman Urcwlck , and with the assistance of Alder man Drown , he succeeded In preventing Its P.IBMKO tinder the usual tuppension of the rules. There was no particular reason given for the delay , and no reason to doubt that the ordinance will be "iracd. When the council i * t nnd organized for biiBlnctu the aldermen had the room entirely to tlieniBolvcs. The public has tllher lost Interest In the regular WEOIIH | ot the coun cil , or else there nro no favors within the gift of the aldermen worth lobbying for , The building committee of the Odd Fel lows asked for the passage of an ordinance granting them the right to extend the nrea- wayu of the new building they nro erecting on Broadway Inlo Iho street to the curb line. The archlteclo' plans were submitted showing the excavations proposed to be made under the pavunwit , nnd the council con sented to the request. A cpeclal ordinance granting the privilege will be passed at the next mcetlnc. Half an hour wan spent In auditing and allowing the bills Incurred for Monday's ( lection. The claims filed with the clerk fixed the mlary of each of the registrars ot $7.60 , and the rental of the polling places at $10 , where heat and furniture Acre provided , and $5 where only the room wan furnished. These bills , together with several coal bills , wcro allowed. Dills of sixty judge * and clerks , asking a compensation of $10 for the day'H ' work , were presented , but the coun cil only allowed each man JO. Twenty-four special policemen wcro allowed $3 each. The monthly report of the fire and light ing committee was presented nnd referred. Allorncy Hazelton prcrenlcd the petition of P. T. True , -nailing a proposition to the city to bo relieved of an erroneous assessment upon two lots. Ho had been paying taxes upon the lots for n number of years and discovered only a few dnys ago that the city hnd condemned all but two small corners of ench for street purposes. The wnall portions were of little value , and under the law the city would bo obliged to refund the taxes. Truc's proposition was for the city lo take the lots and pay him the amount of the taxes "collected , $178. This was agreed teas as the best way out of the trouble. Aldermen Ktshton and Orahl reported that they had mode another and more- careful examination of the bridge In Hast Omnha , which they had ordered to be repaired nt the city's ) expense , and had discovered that It was not on a public highway , nnd that the city had no liability In Iho matter. The. coun cil adjourned to meet again Friday evening , March 13. _ _ UUIIUUriS I11OCKSI2 DIViniCD. HI out City Nflfctcil UN tlic Spilt of ( InN - N MV See. SIOUX CITV , March C. ( Special Tele gram. ) Notice has been received hero from Homo of the division of the Catholic arch- dloccso of Dubuque nnd the selection of Sioux City aa the scat of the new see. This action Is the result of a recent visit of Archbishop Hennessy to the Vatican. The new bishopric Is to be known as the diocese of Sioux City , and Very Rev. Timothy Trcacy , pastor of St. Mary's church of this city nnd dean of Lyon , Sioux , Plymouth and Woodbury counties , will bo the first bishop. Very Hev. T. M. Lcnllian of Fort Uodo ( , whoso name was also mentioned In connection with the appointment , fa to bo raised Instead to the bishopric of Cheyenne. The Sioux City dlo ccso will embrace the counties of Dcone , Greene , Carroll , Crawford , Monona , Webster , Calhoun , Sac , Ida , Woodbury , Humboldt , Pocahontas , Duena Vleta , Cherokee , Ply mouth , Palo Alto , Clay , O'Drien , Sioux , Kos- suth , Emmet , Dickinson , Osceola and Lyon. Father'Trcacy , the new appointee , Is'n native of Ireland , received his education at Waterford - ford , Milwaukee , WIs. , and Dubuquc , grad uated In September , 18SO , from St. Joseph's seminary , and , after his ordination by Arch bishop Hennessy , was sent lo Maquoketn , whence , after a seven years' pastorate , he was transferred to Sioux City. Jle was placed In charge of this deanery three years ago. Stret't Car Company SIOUX CITY , March C. ( Special Tele gram. ) Because , na ho alleges , William Flxlcr was thrown from a car on the Sioux City Traction company's line and compelled to walk six blocks home , ho demands $2,000 damages , or $333.33 for each block he was compelled to walk. He admits that the conductor claimed his fare was not paid , but , says the official was mlo- taken and exceeded his authority In putting htm off. _ _ Si-i-illnir Well Ailvmippil. HOLDRKDOB , Neb. , March C. ( Special. ) A little over three Inches of snow has fallen In the past thirty-six hours. The ground hero was In good condition before , and this wets It down so that small grain will sprout and grow without any more moisture for some time. ( Julio a good deal of seeding has been dc-ne already , the ground In all In stances being In a very fine condition ; lu fact , It < s In the best condition that U has been since the spring of 1S92 , OUT OP THU OHII.\AIIV. II. Farmer of Mosontown. Pa. , has the compass which wau used by Colonel Alexan der McLean In completing the survey of the famous Mason and Dlxnn line , The Ilodon Pilot thinks that many so- called Irish bulls are not really Irish nt all. and It civet as an Illustration a ronfenco from a rpcenl nrtlclo by Andrew CarneRle who Is certainly not Irish. "Canada. " suyg Mr. Carnegie , "remains only nominally her , n waywnrd child , unjust and tyrannical to her mother because bursting Into manhood. " A watch dog and n big red fox pUyed In barnyard at Whiting' * Hill , Me. , on n rvcvni niimuy ror over an hour , uml up- purnatly In ( ho frlondlleiit ip.'rlt. The owner of ( he dug mid hU family watched the HtrniiKO frollo from .1 window of thn home and fnrlioro to Inlerfora from curliMlly to ice the Incident through. After playlntf wllh thu dog ( or moro limn AH hour the fet trolled buck Into tlio nearby woods from whonow It eim . H ma rnllo of Ird Nelion M > ld In ( .ondun rretnlly liroimht HUM ! | irl * , ih hlKhxt IwliiK | Mld for artlelM aHoeiutcil wiili Lady llaiiillinn. 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' " ' % > l M kt IPX ltW If 4t .v it Iowa Senate Pnts tiii End to It for Thi Session SENATOR KILBOURN IS OUTGENERALED Carpenter Defoalj lire Siifrrnuo Cliniu * Ii I oil nn Ill * IMyu.l'nrlliiniLMitiiry MT unit KuorvM Defeat fur tlio ttfrfoliillon. i DCS MOINnS , Marchi C. ( Special. ) Th senate made short work of ( ho woman suf frngo constitutional arhehdmcnt. When th resolution wai , reached In regular order Sen ator Carpenter arose and said he did no think the senate desired to spend any tlm discussing this matter , and moved that th resolution bo laid on the table. Senator Kll burn asked that It be made a special orde for next Tuesday. A roll call was finally reached on Carpenter's motion to lay on the table. As the vote progressed Sennto Kllburn wllhhhcld his vote and voted aye , In order to make n motion to reconsider , whet If he had voted no the motion would have been lost. When the presiding officer an nounccd that the motion prevailed , ayes 2D nays 21 , Kllburn Immediately moved tlm Iho motion bo reconsidered , and was me by Carpenter by a m'tlon that the Ins named motion b0 tabled , which also cirrlcc without a division , amid much confusion Uy this parliamentary maneuver woman sut frngc U killed for this session. Iloth houses rpent the morning hour Ii disposing of bills on the calendar and le gallzlng acts of no special Importance. The ocnato passed the Harper bill authorizing cities of Ihe first class to lay temporary side walks along property used for agriculture or horticultural purposes and not divide ! Into lots or platted , and asset's a special tax a Rain 31 the property to pay for the same , Tlio Carroll bill , prescribing an cducn ttoual ( nullification fcr thu olllcc of count ) supcrlncrvlenl of public schools , was dcbatei at length. The author of the bill orguci thai no/one should bo eligible to this I m portant office unless he should first have taught eight months at least In the public schools of the state and linldo a stale cer tificate , which would require him to pass examination In the common branches In cluding alpebra , botany , zoology nnd phjslcs Senator Overall , In opposing the bill , thought the legislature should be consistent and pre scribe qualifications for nil public ofllclals Including members of the general assem bly , In which case ho feared many of tin seals In Iho senate would be vacant Senator Healcy declared that this wns the first attempt to prescribe an educational qual Ideation for an elective ofllco and was a vic ious measure In every tcnso. Senator Kutoi had faith In Iho ability of his own conutltu cuts to select Ihelr own ofllccrs. Senator Carroll , In closing the debate , quoted thr leaders In educational lines , Including seven stale superintendents of public Instruction as being favorable to the proposed legislation He declared that U left to the tehool mci of the stale It would carry by n largo ma jority. The bill was lost on final patragc Aycp , 10 ; nays , 2C. The senate ways and means committee has approved the G.per , cent collateral In heritance tax , with the proviso that It filial not extend to or Include grandchildren. It It calculated that. $50,0,60 additional annual rev enue will shortly be ( obtained from tlilr source. ' ' ' ' ' The house commltt 'on , lnnurance killed the Dowcll bill , taxing foreign nro Insurance companies 10 per cent OJi gross receipts. The lioiisa committee on Judiciary approved the bill Introduced > iby Lavender , providing that where depositions nro taken before n commissioner and tcstlmbny taken by Inter rogations that the defendant may appear and cross-question the candidate orally. The matter of rec8mtneJndng | a pardon for the notorious Polk iWclls , convicted of aid ing In killing a guard named ICIiler by the use of chloroform , was taken up , but vigorous objection being made io' Us consideration by TlbbellsNletert - and- Thompson , the chair man of the commltfx-oij Mr. Whlttlcr , with drew the resolution. dt Is very evident that strong opposition will be made to this recom mendation when II conips up for final action and It Is very doubtful If Wells secures hip liberty by tills method. KMGIITS OK I.AIIOH CHIEF SUUI ) . nritnil MiixtiT Sovcri'lKH Involved In I.UIuratloii nt Ji'fTvrxon. JEFFEHSON , la. , March fi. ( Special. ) Grand Master Sovereign of the Knights of Labor Is a party to a lawsuit brought by citizens of this county to recover a consid erable sum of money , representing cash ad vanced by them seme twelve or thirteen years ago to help Sovcrelga on his feet. About that time the republican paper In Jefferson was bearing down pre'tty hard on the democrats and grpenbackcrs and lh y were utterly without opportunity to defend themselves. It Is said Sovereign came along about this tlmo and made some of the party leaders of the opposition a proposition to es tablish a newspaper If sufficient financial assistance could bo secured. All ho asked was a temporary loan , and so a number of democrats and grcenbackcrs lent him about a thousand dollars , which wns contributed In amounts of from $25 to $100. The paper was started , and fought valiantly for de mocracy and greenbacks , but It was not a success , The material was eld and worn out and the paper was poorly printed and devoid of those features which are the life of the country paper , and so tlio organ laid down Its life and the material was moved to some other town and another paper estab lished , Sovereign soon after g Ing to Atlantic , where ho established a Knights of Labor paper. Of course there was no money In thn treasury of thn concern with which to meet thn notes held by the ( Irecne county promoter hut. realizing there would bo no show of getting anything out cf tlio old material , they permuted Sovereign to move the plant away , hoping seine day to get even with him. Some ot the creditors Imvo brought tult against the chlef.of ( ho KnlKhts of Labor to recover on thesa claims , and the ca o It now In the e iirts. MIUI V CITV r < llITHl\\ , 'I' , Pi llp liiKlini Hmlilt'iilj IIUiiiipiirN | | i'Vi'ral ( r BIOUX CITV. March 0 , ( flpcunl Tel * iiram. ) A ti-naillnn hat been created hereby by Ih * myilerlftii * dlMppeartnen of T K HoViiiKiun. ex county attorney t prouiiiiciit repiibllwn | iollll lan and n lender of Hi. Hloux ( 'My Mr. licvliiKtoii terreil neirly two Icrwn at aniinty ntlornny , hut nt | H af I UK Mcaiul. rtwlKH * ! rir numor d haifti uf ror iiill"n. | In Ihn iiutiirtHcinPiil > ( Ih * Bill * * Md > IH liUhl # 1'iiMiiK K mid-- iti | nt ihvtltrill | < iH uf ImMulaMMM cii ibK trt af th eon MIX qAmtul4illrM llvririt"il llnllelwl on Htvtd tutwil * bill im < r < | k | IN * MHI4l H K'iHi nf Ih" IH Abmit ibl HUM I H INK- * film A fw * IM IM * rnrn | ( r. m ttm 4 Ml IH i * n IIM d 4 | Mrllllir M MDlMIlk * ! in- I frtomlti MfiHM iii toll * * * h ! u ri"l " < 'n ' to * r irHiifnUriM * * , IMII IMIIK n > < "iig kiw on ik * K itirtH INI > will mil h * m IM Mif < jii Mt * MM Jt * M > ihl Jfe AA M M : tf B t i < tf % 4tk M "Wi F 'IVVW VIVV VT J H IIWI f ii 4rt 4 Mtfir ( > ii * * i n * WMNIII niw rl ir J iw MU flw M $ * t w SIMM' P1/ * * l * l ri ii INMtiM 4MMt iflf UM 4M Mi > * * kum tfmtf 4iti4M Murikf iki w remove Ihelr hnls t tlio cnferlftlmnrnt to be given al the opera hmue tomorrow nlRht by WJIllam Hnnlfy Smith. Kit only thnt , but n commllteo cf tlr e | ille , to be ilenlg- noted as .ho street nml itlloy coinnilllco , WAS nppolntcd to confer with ths street anJ nllcy ccmmlttcc of the city and arraiiRc for belter tcrvlco along the line ot clean utrccls an > 1 crosslnR' . The Ladles' Heading circle * la composed of the most prominent women In Jefferson , and Its notion has created qulto a sensation , as well as much f.iv.rnlile rum- mcnt. The city official * declare IhrniEclrcs ready to co-operato with the- committee I beautifying the town , nit. AVH.TO.-V .M'c.iitTiiv Moillcnl CollrKo Allnclic CliarKnl will Ilroi'lIllHT Sdilrll HiiillcN , DCS MOINKS , March 6. ( "pedal Tele Rram. ) The Brand Jury today Indicted Ir Wilton McCarthy , ( Irmonrtrntor of r.nntom In Drake Medical college , on the charge n receiving stolen RtiolR. The Indictment I the result of a long Invostlgntlou Into th Kravo robbery caeca In this vicinity. Abou thrco wpd < 8 ago a man named Claycomb from Omaha , cnmo hero with two bodle allrficd to have been rtolciv from ccmotcrle at Umaha , Hoas arreitcd uhcn dollvcrln them tn the college and wld he ha.1 an ap pnlntmunt to mcot Dr. McCarthy when th delivery wan made and receive liU pay fo the bodies. On this and other evidence the Indlctmcn was returned. A number of other pcnpl wcro connected with the matter by the t vl dcncc laid before the jury , but It was no rufflclcnt to warrant Indictments. The In dlctment was found on the charge nf re cclvlng stolen goods , for the reason that I Is desired to prove whether a cat\j can b made tu Bland for receiving stolen bodies Them was no evidence to Indicate that th doctor had been connected directly wit ! grave robbery. Dr. McCarthy Is ono ( if th prominent young phyclctanp of the oily am a son of State Auditor C. 0. McCarthy. II lu prominent socially.Ho wa not arrcstci Ia t night , but papers have Lccn placed It the hands of the sheriff and ho will bo ar rented tomorrow. * I.tinKlntr tl | > n .MnriU'rcr'n VlrthtiN. ClinSTON , la. , March 0. ( Spoclul. ) The authorities at Yankloit , S. I ) . , are communl eating with local authorities regarding the confession mndc by James I'alsnn nt the Union county poor farn , In which ho eon fcsscd tn murdering tun men , one of then at Ynnkton. In thin crime 1'alBOti gave the name of his companion , ami this IB the party tlie Dakota officers are after. Information from the Ynnhton oflleers gives 1'atson a bad record. .Mi-KlllliT n HiM-olliI Clloli'c. MISSOURI VAMJ2Y , In. , March C. ( Spe cial Telegram. ) Today the republican ! ) o Harrison county Kelectud the following delu- Katcs to the state convention : J. S. Icwell ) L. H. NoycH , A. Spoonor , ThntnaH Arthur J. C. Mllllman , I "mult Jerfor.'on. J. A , Moore J. A. Travcr , K. A. Doles. C.V. . Kellogg. II J. Miller , M. Matson and J. C. McCabs. It IH an cnthuRlai'tlc Alllxon delegation , with McKlnley as a second choice. f'ri'Mlon CouiiliWctl. . CURSTON. la. , March ( ! . ( Special. ) Charlcn Scllln of Orient and Miss Hanna Carlson of this city wcro married at the SAcdlxh Mctho.ll t church last evening. A reception was tendered them nt the parson age. The ceremony was witnessed by a largo number of gucstti. The contracting parties are among the most popular young [ icoplc In the county. S u n re in < ( 'iinri Cnnilliliili'HuincroiiH MASON CITY , la. , March C. ( Special Tel egram. ) George liiirnham of Vliiton has en tered the race as candidate for judge ol the supreme court. This puts four candl- lates In the field now to succeed Judge llothrock. Tire IIMVII PlonrcrN Demi. CIIKSTON , la. , March (1. ( ( Special. ) Two of Afton'H oldest anil most respected cltl/.cmi Icpartod this life yesterday , George Wray and Mm. Hiram Martin. They have resided n Union county many years and were widely known. sui-iiKMi : coimv I HOCI < : KI > I.V H. March 3 , 1805 Court met pursuant to wl- Journmcnt. C. C. Wright of Douglas county nml C. 13. I ear of Keya I'aha county were admitted to practice. Chicago , Durllngton & Qulncy Itallroni'l company agaln b Kellogg , leave to amend petition. Poster against Jotter , nisi order of dsinl.sil ! : made nilFolute. Mahoncy against Gaston , illsmlsccil. Ilynier against Cramlall , Again We Lead Alwnys Something New mull Entcrprisin ; ; Happen. ] g ] | witli Us. | BlackwelPs Genuine ! Durhaiii girct s'j ' Campcil nt Our Store. Como In and Mco I'rdjrnm mid' Learn ll to ( let Ilio C I rent. Do Yon Want a Good Watch Cheap | Iluy frcin u a KV Bach of Illuck- wcll'H Ocnulrp Durliain T Icircn mil ! ! . > will liny yju n NIckH-l'lulo I \S'alcli , or ! - . ( " will luiy you an L = l < ; toctro ( InlU I'latoilVnlcli. . Tlirfo WalcliPH nro Hlein Wn I and Hleni Hel. Clinininlc-i | K" < > < | IH \Vo will lint foil \Viilrli tin'rn * ri you liny Ilia IV ( > Kick of Purliliii L from UK TlilH nffr In t r n liniiu-l ( linn only. HO roino oiirly nn. | HCI 11 Wnli'li | ifir wipiily runn mil ( @ Moore 6 < Ellfs.dP TOI'AY. ' c < ili m 'Vn ' i > vry riu < l Hi" In HM lnily | H tf ' ( ' .if * oidur lion li y * in In PURE MALT WHISKEY I All TUB NEW MIIIANY TIIFAfEII linn rwn HtMini | , " . ' ' - " IIH Ml' - "KIN Nll.llfM . M V lt\H IK | ( M " HI j * Uf ( ( IM-Hlll tl II HI IM I 'A ' % * ' # jJUEf * fl' ! tl"l' " ' * i AV , ( m l C K4 | W4 . rff Tf H > < r ' fll , . Ill > M If M1 3' t t " ' ' ' ' * ' " H * i n 'I dl'mlssrd. While against Ornoler , nfllrmed Kltk atfnlnrt Thorp , motion lo mlvanco over rul oX Western Manufacturing compan > against Rogers , motion for security f > r eosta . unstained , Votwt ac.ilnpt Morcar.ty , molloi j lo aunsli bill of exceptions overruled. Co , Illinium State bunk against Crane company Ifitvo to Illo amended petition ami triui'crlp Inslnnler. Uowno against Clarke. Aldei ng.ilnst Wlshcni. lerbraeli ngaln < t Hu- channn , Illclmniron against A'exnnilcr , Soliustcr-llnx National bank ngalnM ivii- darvK lllsser against Slomnn , H.infonl nenlnut Woolpy , nfllrmed. Miucli I State ex rel Marqurtt agalnsl Ilaifhaiifen , motion to vacateonler of ref- Menco overruled. Welth against linimn , ap peal dismissed , leave to nic petition In error denied. Actnn Insurance company ngalnxt Hlmmons. motion la mlvnnco oveirnlcd > Knur llrewing company against Wuclhrlck it otfon to ( llnml ii overruled , JndKinent nf- nimrd , Sam ngaln't 1'lnitMiiotith , advnnrcil. OollttiM Manufacturing rnmpnnf against Heeilii Dry 1'lnto company , tnollon to strike niippniancc of WeMorn fo'lodln coni | > any , Mistnliird. Homo l > "lro Insurance comimny agnlnst Wood , dlBinlnxed. Mnroji r Seydcl against White , dlmnlmod. Illicit against Hlubcn , dismissed , Cntllnn ngnlnst Woodworth , dismissed. Miller against WlnterrlnRrr , lenve to Illo amondeil petition HIul transcript. Miller ngalnM Hlrl- VCIIH , Irnvo tn llln dddltlonnl transcript State ex rel KMK ! against Hull , order to show cause dlschalged , cause dismissed MciplmntH HixvliiKfl bank ngalnM Null , Ailing nuulust Klsher , inollotiH lo niuliu dlnmlrsal ali'oluto nvorrulcil , UolicarliiKa were denied In the following cases : Jones against Drlscoll , McKvoy against Nebraska nnd Iowa Insurance coin- pany , HnxtlngH against Koxwnrlhy , TlinniitH against ( 'arson , ( lllklu against D.awron. Town and OIIH company , Uinnlui Klro Insur- lined compnny against llonKtnnd , ( Irnn against IloiiHtoii , Ktiitp ex ml Konnl nf I'rntiMportntlon against Hloux I'lty , O & W. Hallway compnny , Martin agalint Mllpn , lliinlH against I'lalto Vallev Improvement companf , Drown ngalnsl Walrnth , Htato against Hill. In Unlnii against Mcl.iughlln nnd ( Iravcn MKiiliiKt Norfolk National Imnk rolipiirliiKH went alldwi'd , I ) . & M , Hallwny roinpatiy iiRaln t Mar * tin , motion to vanito dFinlnnal ) ovciruled .Mc.cnlli ( K'llnHt ' 1'nxlun , motion to roliiNtalii overrultd. Kttunhclmer iiKdlnnt Harvey , af- llnned. Court adjourned until March 17 , at which time tin' following CIIHPH will lie called : ( JiMlncy PIrlicI pompnny aRiilimt Hlonn , John- roil K. Co. , Manlier iiKiilnHt Hlnc1 , Oliver iiKiiltiHt I/niiKlMK , CummliiH aKalimt dun- in Inc. Cond iiKalnHt Head , Blchcrllntf aualnnt l letcherVhlteoinli nciiliiHt ThoiniiK , .Incoli- HOD iiKiiliiHt Van HociilntWcliHler iiKalimt city of Unroln ; nreon nKnlnct ( Ireun , Illuo Valley lumlit > r cntnpany UK'iliiHt ' Hmllh , ( Irlxwold iit'iiliiHt HiitehlHon , I/oinltard In vestment company iunln t Hnowden , Kclicr iiKalust OoliliM , llnrr aKiilnst 1/itnnMcr Kearnef County bank aualiiHt Ili'tmcin , Hor- nlek , HecH & Monrit nuiilnst MaKllIrp , DavlH iiKaliiHt Omaha , llulilec iiKiiltiHt Cullen , Chl- CIIKO , llnrlliiKton & Onltiey Hallway com imny nualiiHt Hyatt , llmivorH aKalnwt Mln- Hourl I'aelllc Hnllway company , Al'mimn aimlnvt Daley , Mlt-yourl I'aclllo U'lllway uompany nKlimt Hanfen , NclKon fit l.lttlc MIIH , Hyiler iiKliiHt Muipliy. Warner IlntchliiH , liny at-iilnnt Miller , Pimt Olinnted , l''armerH ' and McrchniilH Insurance company amilnxt I'elerpon , C'nil- niiui iiKaliiHt l'0 " , American llnlldlnj , ' nirl Loan nnMii'liitlon aualiiHt Itiilnliolt , Omiiha & Hi'tmlitlcan Val'ny Haluwaf company iiKalnntVililit , American HnlldliiR and Loan axHoclatlon aKaltmt Hoar , HeynoldH niiliiHt : lloi'ft. l.lttlo , Maxwell Kt Co. iii.'iilimt Oamlde , DavlH iiK ln l Hnvcniia Cic'imery comimny , D.iley iiKiilnut I'piprB , Knller HKiiliiHl Hrownell & Co , , Van lOtti'ii iiKaliiHt CJdHlerK , Chnrehlll iiuiilnnt llenlhe. Attdineyti Hhou'd hear in mind that when CIIHCH arc rcacheil on the call they mo talcen up and finally deposed of. HllpulatloiiH for continuance , etc. , do not avail. ST , BERNARD'S ' HOSPITAL AND RETREAT FOR THE INSANE , In charge of the SISTERS OF This widely known Inulitutlon has bcon doubled in size during the past summer and made one of the most modern and model Institution ! ! of Its character In the west. Tlio now additions will be ready for occu pancy by the first of the year. When fully completed , accommodations will bo afforded for 300 patients. It Is beautifully nltuated , overlooking Iho city ot Council Bluffs. A full staff of eminent physlclan and trained nurses minister to the comfort of the pa tients. SPECIAL CARE IS GIVEN TO LADY PATIENTS. TERMS MODERATE For fuller particulars , apply to SISTER SUPERIOR , Council Illuffti. la. GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY , \Vliat ( lip Wonderful Xetv Invrnlloit Slny ShiMV ItcKiirilliiK TliltiRH Wo Already ICnotv. "U In an astounding discovery one of the most marvelous of the present agel" It wan In these wordn that an eminent scientist lately referred to thn now nnd wondeiful Invention In photography which everybody Is discussing , Thin ( treat In vention , aH most people are aware , enablcn photographern to lake pictures of object * completely hidden from the sight , tn a. recent expcilmcnl , for Instance , n partrnlt of a man was nccuted nlthnugli he wan separated fiom the photographer by a three-Inch partition , In another cam n picture wni obtained of all thn IHWCH , muselcf , blood > Bscls and Inlermil orgaiiH lu a man'ii Nnly. Inpeaking of this wonderful discovery u well known New York physician ro' eenlly nald ; "If the thousand * of people who are walking ( he > street * today and at tending to buslncKH could only sec n pho- togtaph of their Intel mil organs they would bo tilled with alarm and dread , Thuy would sea Ihi'lr liver and kldneyH clogged with ImpurltkH and ( heir Mood filled with deadly functions which poison the whnlo Htem. They would see Ihewi dellcaln orgatm Hhwly but muely giving way undrr IhlH coriddltig polKonlng Inlluence. Oh , what an effeet such n picture would Imvol" The doctor In perfectly tight , but nt thn muuo time there urn thom aiidn of people who need no photograph tu tell them Unit there Is Momethlng wrong with Ihelr health , They know that they do not feel UN well IIM they ought to feel. They complain of tired feelings , nervousnerH , hciiihichuM , buck- aeheH , Hlumaeh IroubleH , constipation and dull , heavy Hemmllnns , They feel mlsora- , but do not know why they suffer , It IH only the skilled pliyslelan who known that these Hymplonm are all eniiMil by th liver and IddiieyH being out of order. When these gieal nrgariH of HIP body full lo act propel ly the health speedily break * down , It wan a Itnmvlcdgn of Mils Important faut thill led In one of Hie uiualent illsrov- urk'H of inudern HIUCH , For long yoniH , tha lulglitesl men In thu medical profeimloii Himghl for n icrnedy which would IMIIO nil these di'miigeiiieiitii of lhi liver and kldiioy1 * , ami at last they Huccocdcd In lludlng It. This great lemedy , which him proved u blesHlug to UioumiiidH , \ViuMCI'II Hafn cure , u lemedy ( hut today IK known unj houdieil all over thu woild , No other remedy has eiiiiulcd l | for makliiK weak , tilli'down pcnple feel Mliong ami well , It In milvcually mlmltlrd In bo Ilio luifest ami bust lemedy for curing every form of liver anil kidney disease , It pulH un end tu iitomaeh Iroubli'H , pmllleu and eni'lcheii ' tlm blood and loxtoicM hiHl vllallly. This git'iit Hnfo Cum IH not an exiierlment. It IIIIM been lu usn for over twenty yeaiH ami him been tin1 meaiiH of tiavlnir mllllonu of liven , U IM the only remedy piei < cill > rd by the woilil'n leading physlelaiiH. No other remedy i-ornpureH wllli It for bulldlmr up the Kyrli'in and Imparting new llfo to every pint of Ihu body , TWIN CITY DYE WORKS lVKINi AMCI.HANINi Clolliiiu ! , Dresses and Household OMAHA l > KI'ICi-152l rnrilnm. Tel. 1131. COUNCIL IILI'I'I H Woildi unit Olllco , Cor. Av HUP A unit 20lh HI. Tol. 310. Brmt for I'rlcc List. NATIONAL DANK -OK- Council Bluffs , Iowa. CAI'ITAI . $100,000 W14 SOLICIT YOUIl 1IUSI.VKSS. \VK DKHIIIU YOUIl COI,1BCTIO\3 , ( INK OK TIII3 OI.DIiST IIAMC.H IN IOWA. ' n r un CICNT PAID o.v TIMU CALL AND US OR WIIITIC. "GetOntoThis Wheel" It Only Costs $80.00. It's the WELLINGTON , The t Oracle MocUmii-Pricod Wheel In H o World , 'l' TAKf3 < y.ir ( to UniUl i wh l , ami until thin ynni * nc whwal on ih in rk l Iwtl man } * llna ( puinti , ri lni l oi ln , sv ariitk { | iuintn anil nainU uf i | n nu flwllifiutjon lo in l n l r m thNt'ht ' | , (4i ( r ul ( af littt Ininl kill .in * I ut tiio l i ui iwrjflhtHn , Tt'i tlm f H w ami KMH of aur HAMHiTOW , tii * l * < i r / all wtiMi * thn ti oiii It'ii ilvniaaail ami hu It Uy 4 Hirt ( turn frum li anil iiiM by l , t t up < tn < l VAN BRUNT & VVAITH , M 10 " I'M ' kill ilNHM , 'i ' V II till Hi l < i\ \ \
