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I 6 - - - 'I'JIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 1 1 , 1898. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
31IUIL M l t' IONS
CnlI at The flO oflice for Cuban maps , lOc
each.
1ront room rtn(1 nicove for rent vit1i board.
221 SouU Seentb Street.
The Ivnns Uu7Idry is the leader In flno
' work both for color and flnsh. & 20 Peir1
Street. Phone 2Q.
Don'L you think It must. ho a pretty good
laundry that can please o many hundreds
of customers ? Well-that's the Eage" )
724 flroailwny ,
John Ilollinnn. ehnrged wRh the larceny
of two Htoves by Al flnnkM , a colored rnati1
11:1(1 a hearing boloru Justice VIeI ! yesterday
flfl(1 WftH ( tIsellargecI.
Tlu Council l1ltlff ball teatti , captained
by Charles flanthcr. will play the Crescent
city team a return game twnorrow afternoon
at the Field club grounds.
The 1ndtcs of the Maccabers will celebrate -
brate Maccabee day by attentling the Tratis-
mlssiaslppt FxPosiLiofl. Ladles of Conrad
hive arc requested to meet at the Nebraska
building at 1 o'clock.
In the district court yesterday wheti everything -
thing was In readiness to try ( ho suit of II.
A. ( lrctne against 8. II. Foster It was nit-
flounced that a settlement had been reached
out of court and the case as dismissed.
The 1)etroit gas machine will light your
rcsidnce or Store , costing 1 cent to sun a
sixty-four candle power IRnitt four hours.
J. C. Ilixhy , heating , plumbing , lighting , O2
Multi 811(1 2O l'earl at. . Council Bluffs , In.
There will he the usual session this afternoon -
noon of the ( ilris liuttistrint school at ( ho
Etseitia building. The excursion to the cx-
' positloti will be 'i'uesday. Jiltic 21 , and at-
reatly 300 children have notified Itey. Mr. Do
Long of their anxiety to go.
'Ciiildren' tlay' will be properly observed
' at the 1irst l'resbyterlan church next l3un-
day morning. A suitable program has been
prepared by the school nuLl the church viii
be decorated. An opportunity wilt be given
for arcnts isliing the ordinance of baptism
atIminIrteretl to their children.
A good slzed audIence attended the Dohany
: theater Inst night to 'ltness the Presentation
of the romantic ( Iranla. "Monte Crinto , " by
tIm Clinse-Lister company. A number or
new speciaiies were Introduced. Tomorrow
night the company will present the historical
coineiy-drama , "Texas , or the Siege of ( he
Alamo. "
City employea arc once more in the pm-
dicament of being unable to cash their warrants -
rants for last month's salaries. 'I'hu tirrns
and speculators vlio cnhed them last month
have refused to take any more until the
supmemo court hands ( Iowa Its docsion ( In
the case of l'hiiiips against City Treasurer
Reed. recently submitted.
All inenibers of Concordia lodge , No. 2 ,
Knights of Pytitins , are requested to bring
flowere to Castle hail on Main aitti l'earl
streets. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock , for
decorating the graves of ( leceased knights.
This being memorial day , Concordia lodge
dcUres to scatter iiowers on the resting
places of deceased brothers , A full attend-
auco Is requestel.
C. B. Viavi Co. , femaie remedy ; cousulta-
( ion free. 0(11cc ( hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
Health book furnished. 326-327-323 Mcr-
riam block.
Money to loan on city property. Kinne.
N. Y. PlumbIng company. Tel. 250.
Map of Cuba , West Indres and the World
at The flee omce , Ito each.
fl1t'LJIiI.ICAN LEAGUE ] ( IEETING.
; , Slate CoitcntIoit to He Ilelil In Coun-
' alt IiLnff July
The annual convention of the State
League of Republican clubs will be held in
this city Tuesday , July. 12. F. It. Conaway
of Des Miiines and E. W.Teeks of Guthrle
Center , president and secretary respectively
t of the state league , and II. W. flyers of
Harlan , member of the cxecu1ive corn-
mittee , were in the city yesterday conforming -
forming with local republicans , antt the above
date was decided on , Tb roVaro 1,200 clubs
in the state , and aa'the representation to
the convention Is to delegates-at-large
and one tlvlegato for each twenty members
r , . -"tirni .thereof train eaeh club , it is
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. - . . n - d that 2,000 delegates will be in at-
'
. -I 4'
nce.
1Iho program was partially outlined yesterday -
terday , anl It was decided to hold the convention -
vention in the opera house if it could bo
secured , and if not , rn the big ball in the
Masonic temple. The convention will be
called to order at 11 o'clock , when an address -
dress will be made by some prominent
speaker not yet determined on. In the
afternoon speeches by I'residcnt Conaway
of the State league and others will be the
orler of the ( lay. During the afternoon session -
sion a recess will be taken for district meet-
lags muni to elect district officers , and on reconvening -
convening the cltioii of ofilcera of the State
league will be held.
In the evening a mass meeting will be
held , to which the general public will be
Invited , anti whlchwili , be addressed by a
F speaker of nationnl reputation ,
An effort wilt be made to bare Senator
Thurston make an address. and also the
members of the Iowa congr ssional dclega-
( ion.
ion.A
A local committee consisting of Postmaster -
master I , It ! . Troynor chairman ; Judge
Walter I. Smith and A. S. Ilazeiton , was
appointed to take charge of the arrange-
moats.
We make your shirts. collars and cufis last
Inmmger thou wheim (10(10 at home. IJlufl City
Lauiury. ! 34 North Main street.
Lost-From The ( Ice olitce , gentleman's
sill : umbrella. Please return 011(1 ( oblige tile
owner , Mr. A. N. Yost.
Count.IlVitis ( lit' Fi mt Ii oiinI.
The city council has won the first round
In its tIght against ( lie Hoard of County Sn-
Iorvisors to secure controi of the expeaull-
ture of that part of tiui county ronmi fund
arising front tlio taxation of property
within the city limits. In the district court
yesterday Julgo Smith imamulel down his , decision -
cision sustaining the demurrer of thu ity
to ( lie answer of time county board In the
action brought by tile city council for a
writ of imiamlamnmis. Judge Smith In his
( su8tnuiililg ( lie ( leImturrcr holds ( list the fund
has o be Cxpcittled under the direction of
the city council.
Wanted-lirl to tb generni housework.
2.lrs. G. A. Robinson , 724 South Sixth Street ,
FOil. SALI-GooQ second-hand bicycle at
bargain , Coil at The lieu OitIe , Council
Iliuffe.
Try Moore's ( loath to lIce amid mites ,
Itt'iil Itiiie 'Vrnnsfers ,
The following transfers wore filed yesterday -
day , in the title , abstract aimil loan oitlc of
J , \v. Smitiiro , 101 Penn street :
a. 'tv. Iicmmtim mmml wife to "Vlhiurd
Vlmtte , 4 iot13 iii ( Irimes' add. , w , i4 1,500
Sheriff to Mttltias illumnonstela , intrt
iiv1ime 26-75-41 , , d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,200
Joltim Id. ammlvimm to Ira P. Ilenmlrieka ,
$ e 11.76.41 , ititd strip of ground in
rJ a % % , I ? , H , V. ' , tl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Grmico A , Osborne to Iticluu'd II.
Southgate , hot 8 , block 25 , Central
ubd. . w. ml. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A. I ) , imostor anti wife and S. It. Fos-
tar to Sarah itt. Foster , lot 3 , block
1. hyerett's add. , ( I. C. d , , . . . . . . . . . .
Five transfers , aggregating . . . . . . .1.401
iictois 'Recowmelld '
I.rsford's Acid Phosphate
O ( NBrVOUSflBSS , Dyspepsia and Overwork.
Pl.sa.sltatsks. _
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! PEr-
FORECLOSE ON \ TTERVORRS \
Mortgagcoi Bring the Matter Into the
District CourL
REORGANIZATION SAID TO BE TIlE PLAN
I'et It Ion of alic l'mirmurr. _ ' lnhm anal
'I'rist Coililanti File. ! ' ( serllsiy
Setig limit time Fisi.ti'moe 01
efnuit on
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The Farmers' Loan and Trust company of
Now York commenced suit In the district
court hero yesterday against the Council
Bluffs City Water Works company to fore-
cloc ( lie trust ileed given August 31 , 1881 ,
to secure ( lie fIrst mortgage ot $100.000 of 6
per cent 25-years' slaiking fund gold bonds.
The ( ruB ! company alleges that default haS
been mmmdc on ( lie interest and ( lie provision
of the deed providing for an annual payment
of $10,250 to be applied as a sinking fund
has not been complied with. In a second petition -
tition the trust Compan ) ' alleges inisman-
agemnent and asks for the appointment of a
receiver and a temporary injunction re-
stmaing the water works company from ( us.
imaging of any of Its property or revenues
pcnmliimg the hearing of the application for
a receiver. The hearing of ( he application
is set for Friday , Juno 17.
lii time Petition flied , Va'Iillnm J. .Sewnll ,
Edward P. Lyon , the Atlantic Trust corn-
pany , A. W. Street , ICimbali & Camp , 11. 1' .
Id. l3irkenbino , L. M. Itumsey Manufacturing
coitipitny and time Westinghouse Machine
conipany arc mmmcd as co-defendants.
Referring to ( he sinking fumid time Plaintiff
sets up the facts that on December 12 , 1ES1 ,
a supplemental agreement was entered Into
between the trust company anti the water
works company which provided that at the
end of every twelve months , the first of suim
I periods commencing October 1 , 1884 , the
sum of $10,250 should be meserved and paid
over nil a sinking fund for the redemption of
tIme boimfis secured by the mortgage. One
, of the cladses in the original trust deed uro-
rided that the provision as to the sinking
fund might be modified by consent of the
majority of the bondholders.
iIoiiIItetitIoii IN ApiLrent.
The trust comnnanv ahleacs that on or
about July 5. 1884. there Was placed on record -
ord an instmunmemit purporting to be a contract -
tract between the water works company and
the American Construction company , ( lie
latter assuming to be the thea holder of tIme
majority of the boimds , which modified the
provision as to the sinking fund by chamig-
jag time date that the payments of $10,20
were to commence from October 1 , 181 , to
October 1 , 1855. If this modification of the
original contract is valid and operative the
trust company claims there is due and owing
as part of the sinking fund pledged the sum
of 520.500. hut if time modiilcation of time contract -
tract is not valid then there Is due the sum
of $132,250. as no stun has ever been paid on
the sinking fund and interest on time several
sunis of $10,250 each from December 1 , 1885 ,
and let day of December in. each and every
year thereafter. This agreement enterel
into with the American Construction corn-
'pany modifying the provision of the trust
deed as to the sinking fuad payments , the
rdaintiff alleges1 was miever filed with it.
The filing of the suit yesterday came as a
great surprise to the loodi management , as
there has been no intithation that such was
'Intended or. eyjn thought of : E. W. Hart ,
maimager , and Messrs. Wrght & Baldwin ,
the' company's attorneys , said that the fliiimg
of the proceedings was a great surprise to
( item anti the first notification that suit was
contemplated , Mr. Baldwin said. be had advices -
vices 'that all the interest had' been paid.
With regard to the sinking fund , the moneys
that should have gone into it had been cx-
nenlecI in improving the property and en-
hiancing its value , As to The charges of mismanagement -
management , that he said lie would leave
for the people to judge ( or themselves , as
tIme citizens of Council i3luffs knew differ-
entiy.
Jteorgnnlziitlon Is ! ntendeal.
The suit , it is understood , is being brought
by a reorganization comanmittee of the bondholders -
holders with W. W. Skiddy of New York
at the head. Messrs. Han & McCabe , local
attorneys for time plaintiff , stated yesterday
that ( lie bondholders were dissatisfied anal
realized tlmat the capital of the company
was insufflcieflt to make it a paying concern -
corn anal that they intended reorganizing
anl increasing the capital.
In addition to the flrst mortgage there is
a second mortgage on the plant ( or $ i50-
000 given to Vi. J. Sewahi and I. 1' . Lyon ,
who are named as co-defendants ia time
suit , and a third mortgage of $1,000.000
given to the Atlantic Trust company , also
named as one of time defendants. This niort-
gage was gIven for the purpose of retiring
the first anal second mortgages and securing
mnommey to makn certain Imurovements and
extensions. lint the bowls have never been
floated. TIme bondholders of the water works
company are mnostiy New York parties , the
Iresident of the cornp'any at present being
Robert Sheldon of New York City. At the
time the conmpany was ergammized and the
trust deed executed to the Farmers' Loan
and Trust company S. \ % ' . iiopkimme was
president anal Miles F. Power was secretary.
. Andy Katner , ofilce at iivans' laundry ,
telephone 29(1 ( , will take your orders for lime
celebrateal Mciesszt mineral water. Ie-
li. ( ries prornpty made to all parts of time
city.N .
N , .1. Stefferson has purchased a League
bicycie front Cub & Cole.
itoitmimayr's fancy patent flour makes the
best and most bread , Ask your grocer for it.
I.tMAGIS iOSC fly TItL STOILM ,
lug Force of ltt'im Itciimlrcd tu Ciaiim
Aim' ( Iii' UimI.
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During time storm Thursday afternoon
lightiming struck the residence of A. I.
Mitchell , 1402 South 1iglmtlm street. The bolt
niatlo a clean bob. through the roof , going
alireet through time parlor and Immto the cci-
lmmr. The furatturo was more or less dimimi-
aged , but fortunately imone of the family
vero hurt.
Ttme smmnc bolt of liglitiling that struck
tIme house of J , f'J , Davis at 2128 Sixth aye-
nue , Timurmulay , evidently visited the resi.
( iemmco of Mrs. II , J , Meyer at 2212 on time
sammie Street , as a nurse' girl inth c family
was knocked dowim and rendered tmncon.
sciotis for two imount at the same tine that
the lnvis re.idenco was struck.
Time overflow of Indian creek Thursday
evening left hiroadway from Tenth street
to time Northwestern depot a sea of mud
yesterday , and when the water receded the
tracks at the Nortliwesterim depot were coy-
ered with mmmcd to time deptim of nearly a toot.
The hood Imad reached as far as the freight
depot on lieventh Street and it took a large
gang of section men cii day to clear the
mud off. The imark in trout of the depot ,
which was covered several inches deep with
mud the last time the creek overfioweal , ca-
caped this time. aithougim the tracks on
both ideu of it. were submerged.
A mmumuber of the bill streets were found
yesterday to have been badly washed by
time heavy rain and the city engineer's
force wihi have plenty of work on its hands
for several days repairing ( be breaks and
flhiImi boles , The Thirteenth Street sewer
. . 41
from Fourteenth avenue south burst In several -
oral places. The old cedar block paving
on Pierce strce ( between Seutim First anal
Stusmamm streets was badly torn up.
Fruit growers who were in the city yes-
tarday were afraid that time recent heavy
rains wotmial almost ruin the berry crops.
' 4t'I1CiAi MA I.fl ' '
$ A'i'U itiAY.
Itaapaammm Slaire , ( 'unIte Ii Iii tiffs.
LADIES' u4tciI NTOI3II ES AT hALF
1'ItICIi AND LESS.
AN 01)1) LOT OI LADIES' MACKIN-
TOS1IES : MADE \'ITiI CAPE. IN TAN ,
iIitO\VN , fl1ACK fIND NAVY , worth from
$4.00 to $6.00 : Saturday , $1.08 eaclm.
About three dozen misses' anti children's
rain cottt ammd gossamner will ho closed out
lit SPc ,
lJMflhlEi.LAS.
20-Incim heavy serge umbrellas , natural
Wood handIea special , SOc each.
Ten doremm heavy Comaila serge mmnibrellas ,
tUmiha with steel rod. fine nnttmrai WOOl iman-
tiles : PiCcial. Saturday , c each.
F'iimo Coraiin covered tmnmbreilas , siiver
trimimamed imnndies a special value , $1.00 enclm ,
Men's 28-inch umbrellas , with large ban-
( llCS Sieciiii values at $1.00 , $1.25 and $1.7
eich
lftiS $ 0001)5 IJAItOAINS SATIH1DAY.
An odd lot of iawns , alinmities , etc. , worth
tmJ ) in lOc. at Sc a ynrl.
itatmtittml line of line corded tissue clotim ,
binik protmmml with colorc.l figures , lOc value ,
at 6i,40 a yard.
30-incim aliimiities , in ligimt ammd dark colors ,
simecini yniuc. 7c a yard.
Big muasortmnent of timme corded ginghams ,
at lUc a yard.
New line of alucka and piain piques , ape-
clot. at lOc amid i2c.
Now ( lOtted Swiss mulls. in Checks , dots
and bias plnids , 25c value , at Itic a yard.
FO'LEit , IICIC & WA LItER.
L3roudwn' , Council Bluffs.
Cordwooai for sale cheap. Address V. 1. ,
I3eu oflice , Council TilmiITs.
lnliigs of Con itty Sn icrisors.
The Board of County Supervisors yesterday -
day found It imad too much other business to
dispose of amml postponed mmmeeting as a
board of review ummtii today. Time quarterly
settlenment was nmate with Supervisor of the
Poor T. C. Jackson anal he was aliowed $301) )
to carry on time work until the next meeting
of the board.V. . 11. Hmadley was again
awnrded the contract for supplying grocer-
ics for the poor. J. W. Kirk was appointed
a deputy sheriff to serve mit Lakp Manawa
aluring time summer season without expense
to tIme county mmml his bond in the sum of
$1,000 was approved.
At the suggestion of the city council tlme
county tax on the Omaha Bridge and Ter-
nmimmal company's bridge for the year 1894
vats remitted , time company having agreed
to at once ia the taxc for 1895 and 1896.
1)eittlt ( if Meta. M. A. Sehoui , .
Mary Anna Schoup- wife of JacobV. .
Schoup , died June 10 at 1 o'clock a , in. , at
her residence , 2107 avenue D , aged 63 years ,
it months and 2 days , She leaves fotmr
( laughters and one son. The funeral viil
leave the residence Saturday at 2 o'clock p.
m. Services at St. F'rmmmmcis Xavier's church
at 2:30 : p. m.
Special dinners and smmppers today at Lutheran -
theran dinlmig hail , 407 Broadway.
Letter fraiim a SaIaiIer.
CRESTON , Ia. , June 1O.-Speciai ( Telo-
gramn.-John ) Massing , a member of corn-
pany B , Fourth infantry , writes .from
Tampa , Fia. , under date or Juno C , to a
Creston relative that 3,000 troops would
leave on thirty-two transports tonight ( June
6) ) under sealed orders , but it. was supposed
the destination was Porto 1(1cc. Mr. Massing -
sing said the men would not' be aiiowed to
write aft r leaving Florida.
Robert Wood wami tried today for miuitraler
anal held to the grand jury in , tlmo sum of
$ oqoU. Wood strmck ! Georgeiiqger on the
head with a neckyoke , the blow resulting
fatally. Wood claims self-defense.
A terrific rain storm swept over this ho-
caiity last night. At Greenfield , the goy-
crmmmemmt gauge registered six anal seven-
eighths inches of water in twenty-four hours ,
Fielals were submerged and La many 1mm-
stances the corn crop will have to be re-
planted. Washouts occurred on the Cumberland -
berland branch of the Burlington ,
( Iradamimies ast Masaau City.
MASON CITY , Juno 10.-Spectal ( Tole-
gram.-The ) High school of this city to-
imight graduated its twenty-first class.
Time graduates were Henry D. Holman , Mil.
dred Maben , Irene Miller , Wihitam E. Bates ,
Ida Swanson , Mabel Stewart , Maalge Gaylord -
lord , Harry Keen , Inn Anderson , Eva Cole ,
Clarence Loonier , Lila Dunbar , Ralph Stan-
berry , Edith Sheparal , Philip Sclmomnburg ,
James ilolnian. Rollin Dutileid. Myima Den-
niaaou. l'resentatiomm of diplomas was made
by Dr. l'ool , president of the Board of Edu-
cation.
Vonrte'um Nmmracw Grtidmgae ,
CLARINDA , Ta. , Juno 10.-Special.-Tbe ( )
training selmool ( or nurmaesin commimection with
the Hospital for the Insane wiii bold its
graduating exercises Wednesday evening ,
Timero were fourteen graduates in the class
of ' 98 and aim interesting literary and mu-
steal program was presented. TbA following
are tIme graduates : Jennie M. Grahamn , liar-
net M. Overman , Jennie C. Ross , Mammda C.
Grable , Chloe A. Grabie , Ruth E. Brigga ,
Carrie M. Lauder , 0. L. llurch , P. E. Butler ,
W. J. Doyle , J , H , Porter , II. D. Vomaburg ,
J. P. Cross , Myrta huff.
Joit Farm Notes ,
Farmers are gpttmng 16 and D cents per
pound for wool in Traer now. Under the
Cieveiand free wool experience wool soid
there at 8 anal 12 cents ,
J.v. . Lotte of Frecaloni made a great roe-
ord omm butter making last Momiday. From
eight gallons or sixty-four pounds of cream
Imo clmurmied timirty-aevemi and , timrce-fourtbs
pounds of butter.
Iowa leads the world aaa hog raiser. Time
number of hogs reported in 1898 is 3,625,831.
It may maeemmm a little strange , but Ohio comes
timird with 2,330,351 head , Missouri l.eizmg , mace-
onal with a count of 3,105.072.
James Twomubly of Clarke county s now
feodrng five cars of cattle'for iio pma1it en
cern that cost him 16. ) ' cemits n bushel , anal
will hiayo emmouglm corn to last him ciear
timrotmgtt time easofl. At one ( tame lust year
lie imaai 21.000 buslmeis of corn in crib ,
'I'ho creamery at Iuimrt one day receimtiy
took in 45,250 pounds of mmiiik , frommi which
there was churned 2,030 pounds of butter.
which makes an average of 448 votmnds of
butter frommi 100 pommnais of milk , 1'ime cream-
cry is co.opemalve ammai Tiimis bum sema-
raters ,
Time miov farmers' butletin , 'Sommmo FIssen.
' " l'rot. Charles
tials in Beef l'roduction , by '
F. Curtiss , director of time Iowa Agricimitural
Ixperimmmemit station , is prnring ommo of the
most Imaimular bulletins ever issued , Before it
was macnt to iress time mmuimmber of applications
for it miummibereai over 20,000 anal it
found necessary to issue 250,000 to neet the
tionmaml , l'rof , Curtiss has been asked by
time United States Departmnent of Agriculture
to eaiit another bulletin on a similar stmbject
amid he has consemmted ,
Iamivmi J'ress Coiaimmmamm ( ,
lies Moines Cajaitni : The fact that time
commgressional ciection in Iowa comes midway
in the imresideniai term wili make no difference -
ence with republican success this year , 'rime
people will take no cbammcema so long as this
war is iii progress.
Des Moines Leader : With nuditoritmmmms in
the lublic imarks , under time plan mmow beimmg
carried out. by the park comnmissiommers , pub-
lie music will become immoro than eyer a
feature of lIes Moines sumnimmer life , a coo-
summation devoutly to be wished.
Iayenport Republican : Scott cQuny men
are very siow to claim bommors In the way of
otlicea. It does not look as though any Scott
county man was grabbhmg for the emce of
congresspmamm. But Imnybody who looks ( be
district over carefully will have to adimmit
that , other things being equal , a Scott
County man would stand the best show of
election ,
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IOWA R1VER ON A TEAR
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R060flt Heavy flainOttuso the Itawkeye
8trca , , ; Boom.
DES MOINES RISES iiINCIIES [ IN AN HOUR
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Grunt Amimon at 'cIt.i taitiumi All
Over th. iimat11tmi l'nr ( of tile
Stnte-l'rngress of Smmtitim
Murder Trlil ,
DES MOINES , June 10.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-Tiie ) Des Moines and Raccoon rivers
imre on a tear here. Yesterday
morning time government weatimcr gauge
hero registered three feet eight
imicimes of water iii the nmain channel.
'rimis nmoriming it read exactly six feet imimmi
timis aftcrmmeon at 2:30 : it Wfl5 igimt feet two
inches cad rising at tIme rate of fmamr immchcs
per hour , IIotlm streams are still in their
banks , wlmich will be able to ivithstntmd a
furtlmer rise of several feet. Showers arc
predicted anal lam case these arrive dammiage
may yet be done. Time solien condition of
both the De Moimmes nod tIme Raccoon is
due to the almost constant raimis of the Inst
two weeks amid the dowmmpour of last tmiglm ( ,
wimicim extendeal mmii over ( ho weatermi hmer-
tioti of the state. Large amounts of pre-
cipitatloo are reported from all over the
state ammO ( be weather bamrcnu says ( lint in
western anal mmortlmern Iowa , where the rain
was imeaviest , it averaged over one inch and
a lmalf , At Des Moines the fall was 1.46 , at
Sioux City 2.25 , at , Marshahitown 2,83 , at
Waterloo 1.73 , Other towmms report amounts
nearly as large. This vast amim000t of water
fell on saturated soil anal most of it raIl oft
into the streams , eausimmg a heavy and decided -
cided rise. Time .rivcrs hero began to increase -
crease rapidly iim size mibout 12 o'clock Inst
mulgimtj. and Imave continueai ever Bince. They
are now feeling the effects of iarge vol-
ummmea of moisture from their tributaries. so
timid. by tomorrow morning it 1mm
expected the gauge will. read ten
feet if not higher. So far this
mmmontii the governmmient weather gauge has
recisterod a fail of 4.44 inches of rain. The
normmmal for the nmonth is 5.36 ,
Alter Nichenik , a young Bohemian , drove
into the Des Moines river this afternoon at
a imint where teamsters usually water
horses amid wash off their wagons , but be
neglected to mmotice that the river lmad risen
nearly six feet nmmd he and his velmicie disappeared -
appeared 1mm imino feet of water. Time horses
drowned , but Nichemmik was finally rescamed
by an unknown spectator.
slilitit Mairater 'I'rlnl.
In the Betsoy Smith murder trial the defendant -
fendant testified km her own behalf this aft-
ernoomm. She denies every detail of the
charges , says she was .away from home from
11 in the morning until -11 at night the day
her husband ailed , that she did not give him
poison and that she does not know who
did. 0. ? f
The evidence of Lorena Ill anal Georgai
Benson was given this mormilug relating to
statements maaie toJtherh by Mrs. Scovihie ,
sister of the defentldnt , at tIme time she
was unaler arrest antI laVished them to go omm
her bond. She told tbem of a plan to
the Insurance money atnVthi frequr f statd-
meats of Mrs. SmnitmithAt as s .am as she mac-
cured the hmmauranc t oh M..C's life it was
the intCntion of Franl Ilellaire amid herself
to go away anal stai'V SC saloon. She total
them of the three ) attempts of Hetsey to
poison her husbthmdIlhe.first by placing lit-
tie pellets in thelomhonpte , the second by
puttimmg the poisonin theoatmeai : anal the
third by givin' hint hulcs. hc further
stated as tad wltness s remembered that it
seeamed to be the desire of h3etsey to get out
of the scrape by gettin her into it and that
she proposed to tell all that she know in
regard to the mmmtter. Mrs. Scoville's testimony -
mony wa presented yesterday afternoon
and also the evideoce of several parties us
to the familiar relations existing betweema
defenalant and Frank Beilaire , who were
frequently seen together between midnight
anal 5 o'clock in the morning ,
At 11 o'clock this morning County Attorney -
torney howe gave notice that the testimony
of the state bad been completed. He also
said to friends in the court room that he
was confident of the conviction of Betsey
this time for the murder of her husband ,
Michael Smith.
A strange fatality seems to hang over
nil who were connected with the case. At
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DUFFY'S
PURI MAhI Wn1sKY
'ALL DRUCCIST $ .
Stutliersi ! , iathersU Motha.rsflt
Mrs. WinsiQw's Sootlmjng Syrup has been
w.ed for over 50 years by mibjons of mnottm.
era for their cimiidren wimile teething witim
imerfect success , It sootlmes time child , softens -
ens time gums , allays mmii pmmimm. camres wind
colic und is time best remealy fdr Diarrlmocu.
hold by druggists In every. part of time
world. lie mmiireand ask tom "Mrs. Winslow's I
Scouting Syrup" and take no otlmcr kind ,
i5 cemmts Lt bottle , '
one time mmix of them were in the peaiten-
tiary amid one in time refcrm school , i3ctey
was itentenceal for life , her alaughter , Coma ,
( lie same uron her confession ; Jeff Wylie ,
a brother of fletsimy , was givcmm a term for assault -
sault with intent to conmnmlt criminal assault ;
Cssh Martin , a nephew , ( or having commit-
teal burglary ; Pete Martin , niso a mmei'lmcn' ' , for
Imaving committed 'breaking anal entering ; "
"Chuck" Davis , who used ( cm iiam aroummd
the Smith home , was charged wltlm bigamy ,
anal S'rancis Sniith , a son of t3etey by Mike
Smith , was in time reform school ,
Time Forty-mmiiitlm Iowa expected to leave
Des MoInes this afternoon , hitmt arriange-
mmienls could not be maalo in ( hue to have
train eqamipment here , Accordingly thme otfl-
cers changed the time of mnovimmg to nl.
miralay morning at 9 o'clock , Tlm ( Iremit
Western , Wabash ammal Mil ivaukee raiiroaals
wilitransport time regiment to Jazksonviile.
The regimental stall , baud anal first bat-
taliomm wilt go over the Milwaukee. The
Milwaukee train will leave Des Moines
over tIme De Moines , Northmema &
\'estcrn , Time second battmillomi will
go over time Great 'estern , Time third lint-
talion will go over time 'm'a'nbah , It Is time.
intemmtiomm of Colonel Bows to begin loaaltng
time trains by 7 o'clock Saturday morning
anal haivo ( ho work completed so ( Imat trains
bearing tIme regiment. will be out of the city
by 9 o'clock.
Presialent Stihlwell , Vice l'residemmt B. 14.
Martin , Gemmera'l Mammager ltobcrt Giiiaimm anal
C , B. Oranniss , director of time lIammans city ,
Pitsburg & Gtmlt railway , together ivitim
Vice I'resialemmt W. P. ltohuimwomm of the St.
JOSeIh ammd Gmammal Island railway mmd'iee
l3resialent Goodrich amid Commercial Agent
Sweet of the itcokuk & Westermm , comae to
Dcii Motimes ( hits morimimmg anal have been
guests of time Commmmercial Exchange all tIny.
Timis evemming time exchange anal prrnmminent
Des Moimmes cltizemms emmtertaineal the officials
at nfl elaborate banquet. The citizemms of
Ics Moines mIre anxiotms that this city be
made the norimerrm termrmlntma of the l'itts-
burg & fltmlf , ammd It is to confer with them
that the oiilcials canme toalay ,
Clmammirepa at the Iowa Ummiscraity ,
IOWA CITY , In. , Juno 10.-Specinl.-- ( )
Harry S. Iticimards of Ottumnwa lies been
elected by time board of regemits of time State
University as professor of law to succeed
Judge Ealwaral P. Secals anal Judge J. J. Ney.
The resignation of Dr. S. C. Shmader as pro-
tessor of disenses of women was accepted
anal Dr. J. H. Guthrle of Dubuque was
elected in his place. Otlmer changes are as
follows : Bmmrton S. Easton cl PhiladelphIa
to succecal George N. Bnuer as instructor in
niathemnatica. Percy L. Kaye of Iowa City to
succeed Harry G. Plumn as lnsmsuctor In history -
tory , W. 0. Farnsworth of l3elnmont , Mass. ,
I to succeed Miss Delia Hutchinsomm as instructor -
structor in Frencim , Frank N. Brink of At-
lammtic to succeed Lester Jackson as instruc-
for in chemistry , W , It. Patterson of Cedar
Falls to succeed C. H. Van Law as fellow in
political science , Oswald Veblen to succeed
Charles F. Lorens as immstramctor in cimemmmis-
try. Time positions of Russell T. ilartrnan ,
instructor in engineering ; C. L. Grimes ,
machinist , anal II. F. Data , lecturer in geology -
ogy , were abolished. An advance in salary
for superior services was accordeal Dr. lIen-
jamin F. Shamubaugim and harry B , Kelly.
Libra.rian J. 'IV. Rich , on account of health ,
resigneal timi afternoon and Mrs. Bertha
Itialgeway was appointed in his stenal. Dr.
Will W. H. White , ama demonstrator of pathological -
ological histology , wan given a full professorship -
fessorship ot histology and embryology.
Clmief Justice Iloraco E. Deerner of the su-
mireme curt , lecturer on "Guaranty , Surety-
shio and Law Business , " was elected to sue-
coed L. G. Kiimne "
Judge as lecturer on "Do-
mnestic Relations amid Taxation , " retaining
his old work , too. Judge Kinno is now a
niembor of the Board of Control , hence the
change.
Ioua l'ny for time Soldiers ,
DES MOINES , Juno 10.-Speclal.-The ( )
taip oZ Iori , tmp to thepresent , has cx-
pended $68,441.80 out of the war funal appropriated -
propriated by the legislature to pay Iowa
troops. Every regimnemit has been paid up
to the time of its formal muster into the
national service. Ia addition the state has
paid railroad companies for transporting the
troops to Des Moines and the other expenses
incident to mobilization , beside the expenditures -
tures for rations. The cash expenditure up
to the present cannot be less than $100,000.
hIeii'vy Ilnimi at Mnrsimalhtanvm ,
MARSHALLTOVN , Ia. , June I0.-Spccial (
Telegram.-.The ) unprecedented rain storm
which raged in this vicinity for the last ten
days reached a climax last night when in
ten hours time two inches of water fell.
About midnight a severe electrical storm
set in which struck the wires of the dee-
trio lighting plant belonging to the city ,
almost wrecking the system and paralyzing
the fire alarm system. The power bernie
nnai pumping station wore set on flrc by time
lightning amial hmaral work was required to
irevent the destruction of the plant. The
Iowa river iii rislmmg rapidly aiiat all time
creeks are full to overflowing , Further rain
will cause great daninge , as already mnany
cellars urn Iloodeal , Nearly six lmiclmcs of
rain has fallen imero damrlng the last ten
days ,
Arrestesl aiim SrIuisa , ( 'h.irgc ,
SIOUX CiTY , June i0.-Spccial ( Tele'
grainm-Clmnmles ) F : , Coigiil of St. Louis vaa
arrested tmy ( ho Sioux City police timi after'
11000 Ofl th charge of crlmnltmni assitult. Time
I fellow Is a sewing muncimlue ageimt and it Is
I alleged. lie entereal the lionic of Mrs. H. A.
t Rmttvaoxm mmmi attenipical to nssntmlt the nommmsim.
; Mrs. Rausomi is a briaho of only a short tinmo
aiiit imer husband sectmreal timt mirrcst of Cow-
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St'Iaani ( rrnIamnes ,
SIOUX CITY , June 10.-SPecial ( Teic-
' grnnm-Time ) class of iSfiS of time Siommx City
high scimaoi was graaluaeal ( with fitting homi-
ems tonight. Diptomnas were prescnteii to
, timirty-to 10111mg licoplo after time msamai cx-
erelses , itoss ilrowmm was the salamlatarimum
I anal Miss Jeimnie Alien t'alcalictorlan , Time
exercises wafro witmicseal by mammy of ( ho
frlermd's of ( ho young people ,
heimmaermt to ( 'atias emit Itaim ,
SIOUX CITY , Jmmmme 10.-Spcclal ( Tele-
grammm.-Tlme ) Wooahliury county democratio
commvcimtion was haiti in Sioux City ( hits aft-
ornoomm ammal sixteen ( leicgatea to time jamiliclal
I convemition ivero seiceted , It wits mmmi mmii-
evemmtfui affair. The Jimaiiciai convention
will be Imehal at Lenmars Jammue 34 , ( be mine
clay as time rcinmbhlcan convention.
Killed lay IigimimInr.
STOCKPORT. Ia. , Jtmne lO.-Spcelal ( Tel-
cgranm-Jammmes ) Muter , a well-to-do farmer ,
'vita killul by lighmtmming.
HYMEN EAL.
rt'img riimi-ic'uIi ligiammims.
WEST POINT , Neb. , June l0.-Special. ( )
' -St. Mary's Catholic chureim in timis city
was the scene of a fashionable wedding yes-
teralay nmornlng , tIme commtracting parties being -
ing Miss Gertie ltellimmghaus anal Mr. Tlmeo-
aloro Gcmmtrup. Time bride is the dau6imtcr of
I a very prominent farmer of Logan towimsimip
witile thmo groom Is also a lirosimerotma farmer.
After time wealalimmg a reception was helal at
the palatial farm house of Mr. Kelilmmghaams ,
six mnhles nortimwest of town , which wait at-
tcmmdcal by the leading society people of West
Point.
Ln'avrt'imee-lI.lstamm.
TRENTON , Nob. , June I0.-Special.-S. ( )
II. Lawrence of Itosefielal , conmimiammaler of time
Granal Army of the Republic post at this
place , mind Miss Nettle itoiston , daughter of
one of time xmmost prominent and inilamential
farmncrs of time north siale , irere married yes-
teralay evening at the residence of the bride's
father , a few mmmllcs miorthm of town. The core-
mnony was lerfornieal by 11ev , Crlppcn of time
Methodist Episcopal church , in time presence
of the relatives and a few irmtlnmato friemmds.
DEATH RECORD.
I'roimmimmi'imt 1mtialn'r iemmler.
CHICAGO , June 10.-S. It , Fimlier , iaientl-
fled for over thirty years with time lumber
trade of Ctmicago , Iowa , Mimmnesota amid Mis-
sourl , died today. In aalaiitlon to his ltmnm-
ber business , aleceaseal was interested iii a
number of railroad enterprises.
l'atynmulster Czmmmdee.
CHICAGO , Jmmmmo 10-Colonel John W.
Candee , paymaster of the Department of
the Lakes , dIed toalny of paralysis.
Doctors 'I'nle ims the Siglils ,
DENVER , June 10.-Time convention of time
Medical association closed toalay with the
installation of the officers elected yesterday.
Dr. P1 J. Happel of'Trentout N. J. , made a
speech introducimmg the new' president , Ir.
Joseph McDoweli Matthews of Louisville , Ky.
After several other improimmptu speeches the
convention adjourned to meet at Columbus ,
0. , Jumme 7 to 10 inclusive , next year. F'tf-
teen imundred visiting doctors and other
sightseers made the loop trip on the Gulf
road in eight special trains toalay. Begimi-
niimg tomorrow other excursiomis will be imimle
to Colorado Springs , Manitou , Cripple Creek
and Yellowstone park.
Anneal ! haiials hefy time Coimit.
MIDDLESBORO , Ky. , Juno 10.-The news
from time Howard-Baker feamal in Ciay
county is startling. Howard's party , fifty
strong , baa taken possession of time town
of Manchester. The Baker following , consisting -
sisting of forty well armed men , have
rendezvoused three miles from time town.
Judge Brown is wholly unable to proceed
with holding court. Although imo expects
troops sent by Governor Bradley , it is feared
the two parties will conic in collision before -
fore the troops arrive.
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Council Blufis , Iowa.
IIIOLSA [ CANDY MANUFACTURERS
Jobbers of
CItACKULS , NUTS , CIOARS and FIR [ WORKS.
Selling Agents
KA Th 1'IILD CHA S. S UI1N13 R
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It is warm ann'
I' wc7 work that
time woniati lisa to
mnateowhmo cooks
time year 'round fet
a big famlh' . Timon'
imaiidt' o ( women
_ i _ _ . whose hmtmbammdma are
- only tu moderate
clremmmmmstances lmrave
to bear this lmardslmlp tmncommiimlmmlnlngly. If
a wommmnim lit In tlmoroughly good health It
does not commic so hard , but when , as is Ire-
qucmmtly time case , time poor womiman Is sit-
rerimig ( roam the paine , nervousness , ileblitty
nmmd ili.lmcatthm tlmat are a resimit ofwenkness
amid dIsease of the distinctly fcmlnimmc or-
gammistim , ( lie task is too mmmcli ,
Ummaler these circmnstaimces , immilces the
rlglmt remedy Is useal , time poor wonman vIlL
50011 break down completely and fill an
early grave. Over goooo wonicim have tcsti
fieai to tIme mmrnrvclomms imierita of Dr. Pierce's
Yavorite Prescription , Mammy of their
nattieR , addressee , plmotogrnplma and cx-
imeriemmeca imave becim tmbhislicd by imermimla-
stun in Br , Pierce's tommimnomm ciise Mcd'
heal Adviser. Time " Favorite PrescriiiIon ( " . . , , , _ .
climes all vcakmicss ammd alleesse of' time deli-
ente nad hmmpoetammmt orgamma timmit bear immatern-
ity' burdens , It immakea timemmi well amid
strong. It builds mm m time rmemvous system.
It mmmakes weak , sickly , miervoims , fretfami we-
mmmcmi matrommg , imealtim ' , imitable wives. AU
mnedicimic alcalcrmm scl 'it ,
, ' Mv youngest daimglmter , Mts. Jamlia Raphe
wat mdi iummm alawmm whim tacriomis prostration mand
lammag trouble , " writes Mrs. Jaiiia Aim Gibsoit , of
r4ickersotm , htemmo Co. , Kansas. "Sime took Dr. ' )
1'itre's Piwofite i'rescm-iption amid ' Golden Mcd' I I '
ical lIscocry' mmd was caarcd. " ,
If you want to read the testirimoimles and
see time photographs of mimmumy gratciaml 1- '
tkmmts who ivere cured by Dr. Pierce's rein-
edies imemmal for 1)r. 1'erce's ! Cnmmmimion Sense /
Medical Adviser. ilcimiales telling about
thce cities it tells abotmt the liommmc.trcat- (
nmcnt of all diseases. moo3 pages. Over , I
300 ilhamatmations. Send 21 onc.cemtt stanmps ,
to cover cost of mimalhimmg om1i' , for paimer. '
covered copy. Clotimeovers to cents extra.
Address Dr. R. V. l'iem-ce , 1iut1lo , N , V.
R cway's -
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Pamrei3' vegetnlmle , nmilal nimd reliable.
Cause Perfect Digestion. Comupicto nbsorp-
tion lanai licrtitimfmmi regamlnm-1t3' . For time cairo S
of all disoralers at' time Stomnacim , Liver , 110w-
ohs , Eiairmeys , ijinahier , Nervous Dlsemume ,
Torpial 1.iver ,
SICIC IIIIAI.tCIIIJ ,
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INDIGESTION ,
Ii I 1.10 ( 'SN 1155 ,
CONS't'I ' ' ' IN
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IlSi'Iii'SIA. t
Observe tlme following symptoms result-
tug ( roam liseacs mf time Digestive Orgaimma :
Coimmat I lea t ion , i minim rai liii es , I iii I imess a f blamed
in ( ha lmeaii , acidity at time stomummacim , immau-
sea , imemarthumn , disgust of food , fazllnt'mm
or weigimt tim time stommiiaa'im , sommm' eructmitiomms , S
sinking or llmmttering of time heart , dimaicing
or suffueaatimmg sensatlomis wliemm iii n lying
Posture alirnnes of 'isiomm , dots or web
before iimo siglmt , fever mammal dmmhi patti tim time
head , di'iicii'imcy of Persimim'ntioim , 3'eliowmmesmm
0 t ( ho sklmm mmml eyes , lammi a iii tIme siale ,
chest , himimba , anal samalaleim iluhme of heat , S
burning iii time IIeh. '
A few alautes of 1tAD\'AY'S 1'ILLS wilt
free time system of all time above-immmnmed
disuralors.
I'rlce , 25 ceimts nor box , Sold by druggists
or sent by nmmail
Senmi to Dii. RAD\'AY & CO. , Lock Box
365 , New York , for tumult of advice ,
The Ladles' Department olthc
New
S Uygiene
Institute
Is now open for business , and fully
equipped with two now apparatus for giving
the most healthful , pieaslmmg batims known
to the world ,
The INSTITUTE has among its patrons ,
the best known ladies in Onmaha. We ask
you to give It a trial of two baths at least ,
and it it is not found as represented , we will
refund your money. J
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I'iay on mall musical immmatrmmrimemmts ritual ale.
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