Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1890, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DATLY BEE!! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1890. 20, THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS FICE. NO, 12 PEARL STREET. | 1 by corrfer fn any part of the City, T1LTON MANAGER TELEPHON Treinees Orvice No, 43 1681 EDiron, No. 2, H.W B8: MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Thatcher coal, 114 Main street. In the near future “A Soap Bubble" and “A Hole in the Ground' are (o be presented at the opera house, The M. L. 8, K. C. will mget with Mrs, Will Hutchinson, 223 North Twelfth street, tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, Justice Barnett will render a decision in the Payne-Grimes Twentieth avenue school whipping case this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev, Father of Kansas City lec tures tonight at St, Francis Xavier's church on “'ihe Church, tho Bible and the Sab- bath.” A letter just received hero aunounces the serious llncss of L. M. Walters at Passaic, J. Mr. Waiters was formerly pastor of the Broadway M. E. church, Mrs. Julia Powers, aged at her home, No. S0l Avenue H, Monday night. ‘The remains were sent to Wate town, Wis., last evening for interment. The habeas corpus procecdings in behalf of the Mowery rupe case prisoners, held be fore Judge McGeo yesterday afternoon, re sulted in the dischurge of the defendants, cighty-six, died Rey. 1. W. Parsons preaches nightly in the I'irst Baptist church, where special services are being held. ‘Ihis evening there will be administered the oramance of b tism On next Friday evening, from 5 to 10 o'clock, at the Merriam block, the ies of | the Arinity Methodist church will entertuin their fricnds at ao old-fashioned Yankeo suppe iKelley and Lowell, the two sneak thieves convicted of stealing clothing from tie clothing stores of M. M s and Metcalf Brothers yesterdny sentenced to thr years each in the penitentiary at Fort Madi- son, A detachme consisting of R. W, Spooner, 1. U. P74 . Patterson, I arc rehearsiny drama they app At Y o'clock sl tive committeo t of the Dodge Light Guards, Bixby, O. C. Huft, W. J." Dillon Ross, € amet Tinley and W.Me) “shenandoah,’” 1 which arin the third arp this moruing the execu of tha Council Blufts and Omaha Chautauqua assembly and J. Harkness will meet on the Chautauqua grounds. Persons desiring to select lots wili be accommodated and waited on if they will put in an appearance. In police court Cameron was fined ing girl on U were disch esterday morning 15d ) and costs for assault- udway. ‘Ihreo vags '8 Robbing, o sus picious charactor, and S. F. Howe, n drunk, had their cases continued. 1. ['isher was cmehed $10.10 and Frank H. George §14.60 for a pair of howling drunks, The military rank ot the Royal Arcanum 18 preparing to secure uniforms. A sample suit has arrived. 1t consists of black panta- loons and coat, cat cadet pattery, with gold coril on the slioulders and gold lefters on the standing collar. A gold cord pipes the legs of the pautaions. The cap is military and has the cmblem of the order i front. A black belt trimmed with gold and a sword in nickel scabbard, hung by gold chains, com- letes the uniform. There is little flash to it, ut it is very attractive and neat. Muyor Macrae was present at the police station when the new force was mustered in last evening, and gave the men a short talk concerning what would be expected of then, Whav he had to sy was strictly to the point, and was in substance to the effect that 1o foolishness woulo be tolerated for u moment. e stuted that he would have nothing to do with the force, but that ali orders would be communisated to them through the chief, who would be held re sponaible for the working of the force, und under whose direct control the men wou'ld be. — - C Sharp or Yon'il B Flar, The concert at the Congregational church Friday night will be a rare treat. Mrs, Wadsworth is singing better than ever and will give three solos. Mrs. Plank, the pi- anist, though personally unknown here, has made a reputation ioChicago and elsewhere a8 an accompnshed artist. Mr. Frank Badollett will give a solo and by request will play a flute obligato to Mrs. Wad worti's song, *'Lo, Here the Gentle Lark. r. F'rank westcott sings a new tenor solo, “The Orpheus quartette will do their part. Tt will only cost 50 cents to go inj nothing to €0 out. The Mankattan sporting headq'rs 418 B-way. il 3.G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. -~ Drs. Woodbury have removed their deuta oftico to 101 Peutl street, up stairs, e Personal Parageap Hon. R, S. Hart of Avoca was in the city yesterauy. T court ju T. 0. Carlisie of yesterduy. is a federal Missouri Vailey was in editor of the Mt. ity. John Stering ‘of the was 1n the city yesterda; Mrs. L. S. Russoll of Stanton, Neb., is vis- iting relatives in the 13luffs, Rev. Mr. Frauklin is reported as better und is considered out of danger. W. €. Campbell, editor of tho Harlan Trib- uno, is one of the United States grand Jurors this term, Mrs. K. 1. Hayden morning from a visit Plankinton, Dak. R. H. Spence of Mount Ayr, prosecuting attoruey of Ringgold county, is in the city attending foderal court, Mrs. Hugh Stevenson of Ausley, i0 the city visiting her son, Henry son, on Fairview avenue, Miss Mary L. Lawreace, visiting My and Mrs, J, Y day evening for Baltimora, -City Clerk D, A, Farroll is enjoying a' V1sit from his mothor, who arrived here yes terday morning from Dubuque, W. L. Haughn of Harlan, & son of Charles Baughn, the well known local real estato speculator, 18 enjoying a visit ere with his parents, W. R. Hull of Thurman, Ia, was in tho city yesterday. He is interested in o bank- ing institution thero which is putting up o tine builaing. Ayr Corydon Democrat much returned with yesterday relutives at b, s teven~ who has been IFulter, left Mon- —_— Save 80 per cent on tombstones and monu ments. Design shoet una price hst frae, L. Kelloy, 208 Broadway, Couucil Bluffs, We want you to list_your rental property with us and we will secure you good, relinble tenants. Rents collected and special atten- tion given to care of proverty, k. H. Sheafe & Co., Broudway and Main st., up stairs. S — 8. B. Wadsworth & Co., 207 Poarl street, loan money for Lombard 'Tuv. Co. T - Desirable dwollings for ront at roduged prices by E. H. Sheafo & Co., rontal ageuts, roadway and Main st., up stairs. casiziin] Grand musical and floral opening Frids evening, March 23 The Model Clothing Co., Bapp's new block, 522 Broadway. - Chautauqua Season Tickets, The executive committeo of ths Chautau qua assembly have 1ssued season tickets for the session of 1800, The ladies huve organized to sell them. The price is $3.50, but if taken now they will be sold for §3.00. If a sufi. clent number os theso tickots are sold now 1t will justify the commitieo 1o inc the sttractions of tho programme. ladies sk that everyone decide what he will do, so & sccond trip shall not be required to com ploto o aale The ladies kindly offer to undertake this unpleasant work and can give only a limited timie to it. A little kindness on the part of those wishing to purchase will save time for the ladies and belp forward the Chautauqua enterprise. . s Everybody invited. Dou't fail our grand formal opening. Mod Co , in the new Sapp block. €, 14, steamdye *works, 1018 Broadway attend Clothing IN AND ABOUT THE BLUFFS, | The Council Disposea of a Good Sized Municipal Grist. THE CITY'S PLEAOF ABATEMENT. Opening of the Federal Court—An Innocent Abroad—Frisky Boreas —~Chautaugqua Tickets—Gens"* eral News Not The Council Meets, The city council met yesterday afternoon, preseat, Mayor Macrae, Al-h-rn:un L Woods, Wind, Smith, Mikesell, “Knepael Caspar and Everett. The following bills were referred to the finance committes A. Spellman, & Dr.J. C. Waterman, $32.50. City Attorney Stewart submitted a report regarding the right of the aldermen to draw additional fees as mombers of the board of held that the aldermen members of the council, for their equalization. He drow @ salary as nd this was in full compensation not get thom over here at once, and will visit Omal for that purpose. No deflnite action was taken in the matter. Council then aljourned until a week next Monday night from el i Vocal and instrumental musi and souvenir given to each lady | Banquet day even- ing, March 95, Model Clothing Co., new Sapp block. A desirablo eight-room dwelling _ with modern conveniences for rent on Willow avenue. Apply to E. H. Sneafe & Co., Broadway and Main street. ritusticl=Asubo Miss Mitchell has just returned from the east with & sciccted stock and the latest styles in novelties for k'riedman's millinery department, - The Park Litigation. The attorneys for the city filed a plea of abatement in the federal court yesterday in the Fairmouat park case, asking that the case be dismissed and the cloud which now hangs over the title be removed and the title quicted in the city. This document is supplementary to the cross bill that was filed Saturday evening, and contains some more information that will prove interesting reading for the general public. After stat- g the nature of the case, and that itis a petition 1n equity in the United States cirouit, the document continues in the fol~ lowing langunge Defendant avers that the plaintiff, Jason duties, and that inasmuch as they were only fullilting their duties dwhen sit- | Walker, is not now and was not at_the time e hoard of . equalization, | Of the commencement of this suit_and never g o f “UO%: | hus been the real party in interest in this This eing the case the city could recover | action, and avers that" whatever legal title, any money #o drawn. § A | 1T uny, the plaintiff bas in atd to the prop Aderman Knepher stated that he had | arty ) controversy, or any part thereof, the drawn s money for such u\:m'«'ml\ Il it | aime has been conveyed to him by one C. was illegal he did not want it. Iehad drawn | f)qane, esq., an attorncy of this honorable it v the advice tho ex-city attorney, | court, residing the time in Council and moved that thg ory. bo received and | Bugrs, i Pottawattamie county, lowa, concurred in, and the city attorney ins d [ without any intention of making an to at once begin suit and recover all money | ghgolute transfer, but rely colorable und thus illegaily paid out. ‘Ihe motion Pre- | thatin making saia transfer the said plain- vailed, Aldarman Mikesell voting no Park Commissioner Graham apoeared be- fore tho council and stated that he had the deeds of property needed for the Canning hitl cut. ‘0he consideration was £330, and o motion of Alderman Knepher the committee in chiarge was ucted to make the pur nase. The city engineer was instrocted to draw up specifications for the purpose of let ting the worl # Fx-City Enzineer Stimson submitted o re yort of the property turned over by him to his successor. ‘Pne report was referred to the committec on city property with instruc tions for them to verify it. Alderman Everctt submitted a report on the North Second and F'rank stroet bridges. Mr. C. E. H. Campbell examined the briiges mentioned, and_stated that they should bo condemned. ‘the report was received and Alderman Knepher moved that the city en~ gineer bo iastructed to draw up plans for new bridges. It was amended 80 as to give the bridge committee power to act in the watter of repairing the Frank street bridge, and the city engincer instructed to prepare | plans fora new bridge on North Sccond street, Alderman Everett, chairman of the judiciary committee, reported 1n_favor of reducing the assessments of John Fox, Johu Schicketanz and C. . Brinton. Alderman Lacy protested that the day of grace had gone by, and on motion of Alderman Knepher the report was reccived and placed on file. ‘The committee appointed to consider a change of councii rules reported as foliows: Requiring six aldermen to constitute a quorum; increasing the number of commit- tees to cight, to_ consist of three aldermen i, 10 Lwo to be from the same ward, aad slightly ctanging the order of busiuess, The quorum was reduced from six to five, and the rules adopted as changed. The clerk was instructed to have 100 copies of the rules printed for uso of the aldermen. Keport of ex-Mayor Rotrer and the finance committee with reference to bonas destroyed was received and ordered placed on record. Alderman Woods introduced an ordinance to provide for the destruction of all deviees of gamwbling in the superior court: and authorizing the marshaland all police oflicers to seize such devices whenever and wherever found. Alderman Lacy moved to refer it to the judiciary committee. Alderman Woods amended by moving to susfend the rules and pass it to its sccond reading. Alderman Lacy then wanted to be heard, He said he wanted to know what wus meant by gambling devices. He wanted it under: stood that ho was opposed to it if the ordinance would allow any crank to o out and seize all billiard ‘tables, card tables, dice, ete. The supreme decided that billiard playing for of thoe game, shaking dice or play- ini cards for cigars and similar practices was gambling. e wanted 1t pade more specifie, and thought the judiciary committee should handle it. -~ Alderman Woods objected and had a roform speech cut and dried for the occasion. The aldermen ull had their their sy, but when the vote was called it resulted 5 to 3—not enough to suspend the rules, and it was then referred. ‘Thé plat of Oak Grove addition was re- ferred to the city engincer with instructions to prepare an ordinance, “The petition of J. K. Rice and others for the establishment of a grade on Logan, Har mony and Oak streets was granted. A protest of proverty owners on Avenue A against paving that thoroughfare was read and the prayer of tho petitioners granted. “The petition of Surah I3. Field for compen sation for damages sustained by reason of a defective sewer on Ubank strect was re- ferred to the committee on streets and al- leys and the city enginees ‘A resolution ordering South First streeu cut to grade was adopted. “The marshal was nstructed to arrest all parties refusing to take out licenses us com- mou carricrs, The petition of the Wabash railway com- pany 1o have J. ‘. Murphy appointed us spe- cial policeman in the empioy of the railway company was referred to the mayor, The bond of A. J. Stevenson us city clerk in the sum of $14,000, was avproved, s was ulso his bond 1n the sum of $1,000 as clerk of the superior court: ‘I'ne sidewalk voutract of Georgo I, Smith was approved, “Tho Tostevin stroet ordinanca ferred to the committee on leys, a8 were niso all old ordinances reference to tho streets, Mayor Macrae made his rveport with ref- erence to police uppoinuments and announced was re- streets und al with the following: Chief, Wade Carcy; cap. tain, A, S. Clough: sergeant, John Safely; patrol driver, Dell McDonald. ~ Patrolmen— night force: Beswiolr, Bowling, Doapaines, Fowler, Hoskins, McDonald, Noyes, son and Sandel. Day force: Cusick, Johnson, Kemp and Martin. “ "Phe clerk administored the oath of office, The bonds of each were approved with the exception of Mr. Bowlings, which wus re- jected because the name of Alderman Mike- sell apueared as ono of the sureties, but ho alt Doyle, was allowed to begin work und submit a new bond at the next meeting of the council Comunttees — Finance — Woods, Everett and Knopher. Judiciary iverett, Caspar and Lacy. Claims aud Printing—Wind, Mikesell and Caspar, luterual luprovements—Lacy, Wond aud th Bridges—Mik Firo and Wind, Police aud Healtu—Suith, Wind aua Mike sell, Waterworks ett. Aldermer Woods and Caspar were added 10 the committee appointed some time ago to assist in the Fairmount park litigation. Mrs. Peter M. Welch uppoared before the council abd ssked o reduction of assessment Aldermar Cusper wanted each alderman to donate $1 to pay her taxes, but it was con- cluded that if this course ‘was followad up the anntial salary would hardly weet the call for donatious. 'Ihe matter was referred to the judiciary committee. Mrs.” Hopkins had a similar complaint and that wus also referred to the same commit soll, KKnepher and Woods. Lights—Caspar, L and Knepher, Smith and Ever- Grading estimate of Templeton & was ordered published Gradiog estimate of George ordered published (iradiug estimate of John Wallace was or- dered published. ‘The matter of street sweoping then came up and excited a lengthy discussion, It was the general expression thatsome plan should be agreed upon to got this work done. Al Morrow Hulbert was derman Lacy favored haviog the Omaba swoepers show what could be done on this side, and also stuted that o first-class four horse sweeper, such as was ueeded for sweeping Broadway sud Main atreets, would cost $500. kLo wald ho would see if Lé could tiff, Jason Walker, and the suid O, Haldane, colluded together to make said t isfer for e colorabie and frauduient purpose of pre tendin the right of uction, if aay | existed, in favor of the said John Walker, a citizon of Kansas, residing at Wichita, Kun., but now at Rictimond, Ky., for the purpose of enabling said Haldano to bring this suit in this honorable conrt and without any real intorest or ownersiip on the part of the plain Jason Walker, wnd defendant further avers that the said Jason Walker has no right, title or interest in uud to seid cause of on stated in the plain- tiff's petition aod that this suit is being mosecuted and main- tained by the’said C. Halaane under color of the name of Juson Walker, a non-resident of the state, and that said C. Haldane is now and always has been the real party in in- terest in said alleged cause of action and the matters in coutroversy herein, and us grounds for asking the leave of court to withdraw its answer heretofore filed in this cause, and to file this—its plea in abatement—the defendant states that it 1as but just learncd the matters and things set forth and in support of this plea defendant refers to the afidavit hereto attached, marked exhibit “A,” and made part hereof, Wherefore the defendant prays this honor- able court that this action be dismissed and abated, and that it have judgment for costs. G AL HoLwEs, STEWART H. 0. TRIMBLE, Brrke & Hewirr, Sare 8 )’l SEY, Solicitors for plaintiff, EXHIBIT A, After stating that he is one of the park commissioners of the city, and as sucn offf - cer he has been largely ' charged with the duty of looking after this litization and the matters in coutroversy in this court, A. C. Graham further deposes and says: That on or about the 21th day of February, 1800, the said Jason Walker admitted and swore in writing before the Hon. C. Che- nauit, judge of the county courtof the county of Madison, state of Kentuclky, that ho had claimed no intercst whatever in said property, except such as may have been con veyed directly to him by a deed from Mary 13 Williams ‘and husbund, when in truth and in fa Mary 1. Willlams had never made any couveyance to him whatever. That he never saw Mury B. Willlams or E. S. Williams and that hé never paid Mary B. Williams or |5 S. Williams or anyone aise 1 cent for said property, ana that he never promised, either in writing, orally or in uny other manner, to pay to the said Williams or anyono else whomsoover anything whatso- ever for said property; also tnatJohn N. Baldwin, esq., of the firm of Wright, Bald- win & Haldune, is reiated to him as a brother-in-law and that all the transaction had with the said Mary 1. and E. Willlams were had by some mem- ber of the firm of Wrignt, Bald- win & Haldane, and that ho, the said Jason Walker, knew about s transaction he learned from the said John N. Baldwin, o member of the said firm of attorneys. And said Jason Walker further stated and admitted that John N. Baldwin, osq, of said firm of Wright, Baldwin & Haldang, of which said Haldane is a member, told him tho said Jason Walkor, that tho proporty . in controversy had been bought from the said Mary B. and E. 5. Wilhams, and deed taken in his plaintifi’s name, and the suit would be brought in his name, but that'he was unablo to remember that he had asked said Baldwin for his reason for so doing. Afiant further statos that “m truth and in fact the deed from said Mary B, and B Williams was made_to the said C. Haldune, e, i member of the said firm of Wright, Baldwin & Haldane, and deponent further acposes and says that these facts first camo 0 the knowledgo of afiant on or about tho st of Murch, 1500, and thet priov thereto ither the defendant nor it s nor at- torneys hud any knowieage thoreof, nor any of the members of the board of said park commissioners had any knowledgo thereof whatever, A, C. Grama, When the plea of abatement was submitted in courc Mr. Baldwin became very much ex- cited and showed that ho was very much surprisod at the turn affairs had taken, Ho was cooled down, however, by Judge Hub bard, who is associated with the firm of Wright, Baldwin & Haldane in the case, and who intimated that he would have a little to say about what was to_be done. The ripplo subsided and the attention of the court was taken up with other work, -— No rescrved seats. First como first served. Bear it in mind. The doors open at 7 o'clock sharp, 1'riday evening, March 23, Model Clothing Co., new Sapp block. - We will store household goods at reason- able rates, and will adyance money on woods stored at our place. Mandel & Klein, and 525 Broadway. - Dr. H. S. West, porcelain crown and bridge work, No. 12 Pearl. Lol et Tho Murphy Moetings. It is only neceasary to state that Francis Murphy 1s aeain holaing gospel temperance meetings in this city to explain why Masonic temple was packed to its capacity last even- ing, The great temperance worker has re- turned from Graund Island, and held the first of a series of three meetings here iast night, Standing room commanded & peemiuth, and many were unable to obtain admission. The meeting was conducted on the same plan as the series held here a few weeks ago, and the combined church chorus assisted in sing- ine, The pastors of several of the churches occupied als on the platform and assisted in conducting the exel 08, everal parties were called on to mako ro- arks. A great doal of enthusiasm was manifested and the indications are that the pvresent meetings will be even more success. ful thun the tirst ones. Many of those who sigued the bledge then weére present last evening, and their evidens eincerity and in- terest in the work added much to the success of the weeting. There is no question but that hundreds will be turned away touight and tomorrow night unable to secure adumis- sion owing to the crowds that will turn out. - Don’t miss it. Remember day evening, March new Sapp block. the date. E'ri S, Model Clothing Co., - - His First Sight Seeing. P. P, Trebilcock of Keosauqus is in the city as a grand juror in the federal court Although he is forty-one years of age, this is the first time that he was ever in his hife in & town of over 1,000 iuhabitauts, and untit be started on this trip he had never been on a railroad train. He has never been to the theatre, aud until be came bere never saw & street car nor an elestrio light. While pass. [ ing wlong the street last evening he was thunderstruck, and atood and gazed for some time at the cloctric lights i blank omaze. | ment, He was nevar over fifty miles from bome before, and s apparently dazed with the worders he has seon, This is the first time that he Las ever sat on a jury, either grand or petit, and the monotonous grind of the court machincry is @ marvel to bim. | nd yet Mr. Trebilcock is a successful farmer and owns one of the finest bottom farms on the Des Moines river. He has accumulated several thousand dollars by hard work, and i1s_apparently as contented as the averago mortal. His present trip is the event of his lifetime, and he will never tire of explaining the wonders he has seen to his children and grapdehildren. > i On or about April 1 we will moye into our new quarters recently vacated by Henry Iiseman & Co,, where we will be pleased to greet all our old patrons. Mandel & Klein, - bt ey The Leadoers, of fne watches and jewelry in the city, and the plave to buy the bast oods at the lowest prices, i the cstablishment without rivals, tho most reliabie firm of C. B. Jacquemiy & Co. - The gasoline stove is more dangerous than the unloaded gun, Save hife and property by using the C. B, ( and Electric Light Co.'s gas stove, - - In Federal Court. The March term of the federal court con- vened yesterday, Judges Love and Sniras on the bench, ‘There was a large attendance of strangers from ull parts of southarn Towa, The grand jurymen were called and sent to their rooms for work, after which the cir- cuit jury was organized, when court ad Journed until 2 o'clock, In the afternoon the case of William John- son, guardianof Oscar Neff, insaue, vs J. H. Henry was calied for trial. In the case of Walker vs the city of Coun- cil Bluffs, o plea to the jurisdiction of the court was filed by the defendant. This ple was supported by the afiduvit of Mr. Gra- ham to the effect tuat the plaintiff, Juson Valker, had statod that he had no int in the suit or the property. A'he continued by ag In the casc cement o the city vs Walier Judge Hubbard appeared for the defendant. He was atlowed ten days in which to file s de- murrer to the bill, and the demurrer was set down for hearing before _the full boneh at Des Moines in Muy. ‘The demurrer will then be heard before Judgo Caldwell, the new United States circuit judge, and Judges Love ana Shiras, e — Ciearing sule. Before moving into our new quarters we will sell you furniture, stoves, ete., at nearly your own pri and if you have no mor payme member th Klein, 52 Broadwa, you can buy on small Mandel & For sale, on ! Dickey's general merehandise stock, locite on Broadway, Council Bluffs, will oe sold at a discount for cash or traie for good unin- cumbered city or Omaha property. Address Duquette & Co., Council Bluffs. ROISIUNG Buttons ana Ciubs, The new police forco was mustered into duty last evening, and at 7 o’clock the night force, increased in number to nine patrolmen and a captain, marched out to their beats. They were notall in uniform, and of course seemed a little awlkward, but there are sev- erai gooa men among the number, and it 18 predicted that the foundaticn of a very ef- fective force hias just been laid. The following rules have veen laid out for the government of the force: No patrolman will be retamed upon the force who uses intoxicating liquors to ex ces Smoking whilo lowed. ‘I'he use of profane and obscene language while on duty or at police station will be strictly prohibited, No putrolman will be allowed to speak in a disrespectful manner to or about auy mem ber of the force at auy time while a member of saud force. Patrolmen while on duty will not conversaticn with citizens unless in- rel to their duties, and then of short duration, No member of the force in making arrests will be allowed to use his club or any weapon except from avsolute necessity, or to display anger while 8o doing. Patrolmen while on duty will report to the station by telephone once every hour. No_patrolman will leave his beat until re- lieved without permission of the oficer 1n on duty will not be al charge, No member of the force will be allowed to enter theaters, houses of prostitution, saloons or other public places while on duty unless for the purpose of making arrests, or when ordered to do 80 by the ofticer in charge. Patrolmen will wear, at their own ex- pense, smitable uniforms as soon us they ars notified to do so, said uniforms only to be worn when on duty. The hours for duty will ba for day force from 7a.m. to 7 p.m. Night force from i p.m. to 7 a. m. Patrolmen will report at the station fiftean minutes before time to go on duty. Night patrolmen whose services are re- quired must be in attendance one hour at the convening of police court each day. he captain of police will have fuli control of tho night force as dirccted by the chief. Any undue familiarity with each other or to citizens, or any conduct unbecoming the dignity of a policeman while on auty, wiil be strictly prohibitd. Personal grievances will be reported to the ehief. Night force will make such re- port through their captain. ‘Tho penalty for a violation of any of the above rules may be a reprimund, suspension or expulsion. g o > Hosiery and Underwear Bargaine At the Boston store, Council Bluffs, Ctul dren’s best hose, sizo 6 to Sk, in fust biack, grey and brown mixed, all at 12}5¢. Laudies' fast biack, 10¢, 120, 25, and $1. Ladies' fancy Qifferent stylos at uta’ Rockford” heavy hose, bargains, at e, 19e and 124;¢, Gents' British, colors and striped, 19c, 4 for boe. Cashmere ombres are selling 1 special les in Omaha for 3¢ a yard, but the price at the Boston store in Council Blufts has al ways been e o vard. Come aud see ciioice stvles. Boston Store, Council Blulfs, Fother- ingham, Whitelaw & Co. o, H0c boots style 32 gauge, 15¢, briggan, fast black, sohd regular 25¢ hose to go at - - otice of Dissolution. The partnersnip herotofore existing be uween the undersigued has this_day been dissolved by mutual consent, k. M. Thoro- ton having purchasod the interost of Joseph Smith. Al debts due to and owing by said firm will bo collected and paid by Pusey Thornton, the successors of the old firm. J. M. Pusey, Josern W, Sy, March 25, 1800, J. Young Scammon's Will, Cuicauo, March 25, —The will of the late J. Young Seammon disposed of an estate of $200,000. Before the great tire Mr, Scammon was considered one of the richest men in Chicogo. Much of his estato went up in smoke, however, and what was loft was en gulfed i the panic of 1878, Ever since ho has devotea himself to rotrieving his for tunes and was just gotting even when he died. His daughiter and widow, however, have independont fortuncs in their own right. . Judge Dickey's 8 Agr Ciicaco, March The long fight be tween the hoirs of the late Judge 1. Lyle Dickey of the lllinois supreme court on the one hand and the direct heirs of his second wife, Mrs. B. C. Dickey, on the other was ably settled before 'Judge Jamiesou to Mrs. Dickey's heirs tuke her estate, hilo Judge Dicl tate will be divided ami da one-haif among his childran by tho first marriage aud the other huif wwong Mrs Dickey's heirs, e Consci ce Fund Enlarged. 5. —The conscience received today Wasuinaron, Mareh fund was enlarged by $1 from New York, the sender stating that it is the last paywment with 25 per ceut over and above the amount he defrauded the govern ment 0f years ago, 00 Braly Trms Carvia Business - UPSIDE DOWN, - David Bradley qm. > Courcl Fuff willsaveyoumoney. No | dealer jn vehicles should f buy until he has Brad- are making suchlow prices and favorable terms that their com- petitors make the ley's catalogue, prices ahove assertion. and terms, 1_lll STATE Tli.»\leliRS MEET 1 A Large Attendance at the Initial : Session, DOCTOR ARMSTRONG'S CHARGES Interesting Display of the Work of | Pupils of the school for Feevle I Minded Children at Beat- ce—City Notes, i Nebreoska Educators, LixcoLy, Neb, March 25— Special to Tue Bee.|—Tenchers, educators and friends of education came in on_every train today to be present at the mitial session of the state teachers’ association, which was held in the chapel of the state university this evening. Among the number may be mentioned Dr, Armstrong of the state school for the fecble |+ minded at Beatrice. The doctor has put on exhibition some of the work of the pupils of this school that merits mention, especially when it is remembered that it is the work of children of feeble minds. It consists of work 10 numbers, penmanship, drawing and plain tal sewi Of the litter there imens of scrap and shopping bags, (2905.) tving Park, Council Blufrs, 1to Fremont and his worthy stab! Mambrino Bashaw, (1759.) Willtake nis place from June 1<t untii Aungust 1<t. Th 3 SATURN, Wil make the season of 1580 at the Uafon [ until June Ist. when he will he ceturn, swa, from eopanion Mau e twonre the only stallions o the west e i3 S ; Bt are sives of 250 perforn Saturn 5 a ol stout < talion, 16 ha L i o inary dresser scarfs, cases of different kinds und j | I ) aturn \ 5 ary L oaTIScnaon ool st U1 flesi will waiuh 1200 potieds Ay Powell Bros., 'Spr 3 [ b lettering that the best spamstresses of the 1 oundand yizorous, and cortain stter, Further comniont is Feltie 400 form the Dankahl Byron wson with the s pre Atnong 8 Lrett e lenyes t miany s dlway s wele land might justly cuvy. Svecimens of cards and paper folding also occupy # spicuous place 1 the exhibit, ‘Ihe informed Tue 1 representative | the purpose of the ferm card was to lead the puuil to industrial drawing 1 nrns ge MeLeod, 2300 Detfer than 2240, Good care and perfect accommodnti the puik. For breeding catiic i lc. A BEEBE& COMPANTY, vilezes: variahly « i Consul write to JAS, GUSMETH & GO, . Nen ont, dr. Armstrong stated that the school for the feeble minded numbered ubout one hun- holesale and Retil Dealers 1n FURNIMTUIRREK, drea and twenty pupils, very evenly divided between boys and girls. Questioned rogard ing the parentage of his cnarges he said that the parcnuts of the ‘cnildren were not in- telligent as a rale, and that in cascs woere they were feeble minds were traceadle to some sad accident on the maternal side. Dr, Armstrong is deeply wierested in his work, apd expresses regret tnat the legislative o € priation 1 not suflicient to mecttho | nssault and battery IsioLithe prasent. ing resuited in Mr Largest Stock and Lowcst P Dealers, send for Catalogus, Nos. 205 207 Brondway, and 204-206 Picreest,, Council Blufis, Ia Ty S0Ven-room cottag atn str hy [ Also me on 3 l(oi( SALE ner of fd avenue and today case The hear. ' dischar al- the now Swias cottags occupled ‘'he meeting of the teachers tonight was | 4160 h his wife and avenue, | Either proparty will be 80l on ensy all that could have been expected. Reports | gorrivle tale of woo. terme, W, (. James of committecs were satisfactory, and the | guid. will follow. POR SALE At a bargain—A 901 ac address of the president was not only tim but thougatful and interesting. A protits able time 18 expected throughout the scssion. THE DISTRICT COURT. Another lightning divores case, it is said, will be tried tomorrow. The papers in the case have not been filed, and none of the facts are obtainable, but the parties are prominent Lincolnites, and it is thought that sensational features will develop. The jury n the Dowden-Kimball case, cited by TiiE BEE today, returned a verdict for the plamtiff this morning and fixed the sum due him at §0.55. The case of James T. Beach vs Rachel Madowick occupied the attention of Judge Pield and & jury today. Me- John I, Iy Bride & Beil's name r, the man who_forged to WasniNGros, March 25 —[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bre.|—Patonts grauted as follows. L. Brodsky and S. A. Ot Plover, la., wagon endgate: J. L. Buck ingham, Hermosa, S. D., apparatus tor drill- ing rock, ete,: A. Crouk, Ord, Neb., adjusti- 3 e ble hame: Thomas Davis, Omaha, Neb., One new 5room House on Mul st. i ) Y Co1Judd, 605 Broadway, Council Blars, supporting wheel or pulley: Charles Gilman, | 3 £ have been Avenue rrom electric motor line corne A and Lwelfth straot. Besides the above I have houses ind all parts of the city. ‘This case involves but £100, but the trial of the 1ssues took the eutire day, CAPITOL lots in INTELLIGENCE. Governor 'Thayer spent the day in Omaha, | jggory, underground conduit for electric | 2 ‘Che board of public lands and buildings | 0,0 gp ¢ Do M. (Tartsaugh, Mason F. M, ELLIS & C0., et this morning to audit und allow claims | Y08 OF LS BN A RO s against the state, 5 . Powers, Cedar Rapids, Ta,, skete Commissioner Jonn Steen-left for Wash- | S S (T TSR0t ington this_ afternoon on the Burlington | §hosi (U IAWipWorHth R BIRAONTL SO fiyer, He exvects to sccure 41,410 acres of | Nop, cow tail holder; J. A. Orr, Dubuqu AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS indzmnity school lands for the educational | pieb €O WLIONIANS o A GEG DEMARE | S8 40 i 10 limo Iitiding, O Neby fund oy the visit, These lands aro clmmed | fo SEREE FATIP T SETRE 1 R | and Ttooma 241 and 26 Merriam Block, Councd from the Chadron and Valentwe land dis- | I0int SuPports iR Blutmsfow o Correspondence Sol eited tricts bacause of losses in pre-emptions and meandoring streams in different parts of the state. ‘Phe sheriff of Dakota county committed Annic Harris, George Cassman, Phincas Langford and John Flanagan 1o the state Struck & s ANCISCO, J. D. EDMUNDSON, E. L. Sppanr, ~A wagon Dris. e v wn and Cnas, R HANNAN, Cashier, Sl CITIZENS' STATE BANK, Sax F in which were a teamster named Bre of a neighbo hile three small childre ailroad tracks in ! tempting to cross tne : ary today, and filed the necessary ! counts, Annie was sentup for two years f“‘"rk"‘:’iI'l;‘(‘_“‘l“-m'{"‘:;"‘“ ;‘,:"‘r'}l‘“'l:;'\\f'l‘:":;.’:“‘;f"‘;"‘ Paid up Capital $150,000.00 et v 200, Georg d vere the othe £ ously SIus 35, for robuing & Swede of 0, Georgo and Slandthalothenchikiaysoriourbilisuraius 5.000.00 " injured thiat they had to be killed Liability to Depositors. - 335,000.00 I A, Miller, F. O, Gloason, 1. L Edandson, Cias, It Phineas for four years for highway robbery, and John tor eighteen months for stealing “a ranch ). ¢ 00 iles from O st cluss 1o passed it on Thomas Noonan, the O SLreet 1 yiin wiil repay a close 1nvistictl v Dare saloonkeeper, was bound over to the district | ticulars call on or address J. D, Jolnson, No, court in the sum of §i00 and 1 default of | 10 Pearl st, Council Blu'rs. bonds was committed to the county jail. (COUNCIL BLUPFS property for wals kren = bargains. The tollowing amons the 1wos For Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis ';wgwlnhml; homes in ”"v i wills be soid w ARATSrIDE R as DI homas I barzuins, on moathly phyme nes, o term trie Oil, and get the genuine. Ihree new -ronm liousss on Linvoln svenie 2 > tyo biocks trom electrie motor fike 4 e 7 YT “I'wo new -room houses four blooks from Nebravka, lowa aniti Dakota Patents. olectric motor line en North Scventh strest, One new froom house four blocks froi, elec- trie motor line on North Sev )mh Street o ‘uree new 5 and oom houses one block — wateh, Anua Harris, adapper coloved o - = T 4 T Al s just frow the Anamosn, Ta, pen, wher SPECIAL NOTICES, annan eansact ool bk L o she served a year's sentence. Sho huiis i £ Largestcaplial and surplus of iy bauk g from the bon ton regions of Soudun Alley, COUNCIL BLUFF Northwestern fowa, Interest on tii ‘."EI‘:I -1; o and is wall, if not favorubly | 1nos, OrFcen NOR SALE chieap or trade on orzan, good pony. Inquire W. I Mather, at Crystal Sioux City, 1 koown thure John Jeukivs, commissionor of labor and | i industrial statistics, has returned from his - ~ - = = trip to Grand Island. Ho states that the | \\/ANTF '\|’3\~W(Y::.I>Lil‘m,'-'-‘n:"" al house- sugar beet factery going up there will be i 3 3 ovoration in four wonths. Ho alwo states | YWANTED-AN experionced miliiner. © A thut Nobraska furmers who wish to specu- | V¥ “dress, witn roferaices wnd state wages, © ina crop of sugar beets can obtain a | B M., Be Council Bluits small quantity of secd by avplyln o hin in | YarANTED BELL & BERLINGHOF, ARCHITECTS ERINTENDEN 1S, ot AND SU ) pleces of second-nand carpets el & K e, tes wnd | Room 2, Opera Hcuse Block, Conncil Blufts, BOSEN person or writing to him. ‘Theseed the wt tull valie. commissioner has i store is of tho very best [ 32 Broadway. varieties for sugar, and experimunters can try results without cost to them. trade for HAVE several houses and lots e prop Councii Blutrs impra CHRIS THE SUPREME COURT, erty. C. 1, Judd. 5 | ay, Conneil B, 3 AT Tho proceedings in the supreme court [POR RENT= T Tarke stove Forin now fof AN\ A i ere as follows Loaa cupled LW, Butts’ commizsion bouse | | bk Possession glven May Ist. Apply to Leonard [ N\ i Judge Norval did not sit, “Ti.o following causes were ar mitted: City of Lincoln vs Kleni, Everett. »arguaed and sub On o NOK SALE -1 | i 2) or 40 neros M) rods north ot grounds, AND PLANING MILL tion to dismiss, Lichtenbereer vs Johnson; FOURS. Al 03, Best equipped, 1ost conteally 1ot e Snreck vs Spain; Small vs Polfeabargor: A O e 0t A om0, 83,600 1 i theclty, » AT madeen eest: patt nie 4 Foruer vs Smith; iBell v City of York. Tho | R Tt on Irenton street 5% 1), £45 Operated by skilled moclinnics. Spe following causes were continued: Owen vs Good iarm in Nebraska to trade for city tention given to seroll and bund suwine, pli State: Bucklin ve Strickle propeity. D b0 6100, ensy torme. | LD telmine, | Gonoral cotrncta wid estl | The following causes were dismissed Lot Ty huL(1n's sl 4500 0 $104, Gasy [FRRLAR fos HOrReR OHM B LnREC R e e g Stato va Farmers Bank of Hampton, 8t [ EUEHGE on T uve., H0xiE, Will make 3 good | il Blufrs, phoe 280, defendants’ costs, A lors. A krent argaid, oaly L0 0 B Orders were made in the following causes Good 16 foot lots on Ave.'C, 1Dlock from Mizer vs Bristol, leave to J. NT Richargs to | Nortiwestern trics, 81a) euch S UFHEEH & PUSEY' ) Mudison on record. Wilkins Wilkias “and | 6 room lotse on s RS S R e |y BRI o plaintiff thirty days 1o which to filo briofs, B fao AR-AXE M COTROEOLIBH b ¥ and defendant thirty days thereafter in | el which to filo briefs. W. (% Stacy & Son, onaway, Allis vs Newman, Motion to quash bill of Loons 4, Opora block, Counvil Biufls, COUNG A excoptions; overruled. Opinion 0y Max- [ 100y in o rent, First class m - e TN well, J et and all tools. Good openinie. Apply onsmade anl intorest pald on e de- I'be following cases wero filed for trial. ns | Guics Macedona meat market, Macedonia, in, | posics. - J. D, MeDaneld va Ferainand Ritterbusch s v - = 8 ANTED—A good couk 8t Emmet house, ) error from the district court of Howard | W/ ANTED-A cooi couk at | TH I ! county. George W. Hevler vs Henry H. Davis YASH for second-hand furnitire, stoves and J A M h M f l [ [: county NORSALE AUA barg#in: One doublo s ; i \T¥ NEWS AND NOTES B «leer; 06 vene i achine with g 18t Avenus and 21at Street. G ; g complate, all nuw, suitable for basket ¢ | 3 The district conference of the Young | 1BKCOHIEte Bl R s isslon. how fapQ | | Men's Christinn Association, consisting of By anuite A apens OAL \ ] h Lancaster, Cass and Otoe counties, will be R PR e | h beld at Nobraska City. April 15 and 20. 1 closets, city water, ete, | Band and Beroll Sawing, ReSawing and ‘Mrs, Frod Funke has applied to Judge i and wood ho Dears | Planing. Sswing of aliKiuds. Porca B kets Srewart for letters testamentary. ‘The late Onethird down, bal Kindiiug wood 825 por load delivered, ¢ an Fred Funk left no will and sho seeks to be [ ancetosuit. N. 0. Ward, 405 Broadway sawdine by, ¢ e bare All work 1o be administratrix of his estate eSS R - clusa, lone g $175,000 hotel, ‘The old bulldings aro beung | by steath, ligate1 by eloericite aad cdat po S taken from the corner of Ninth and P | afl modern Improveme e 100 by 200 | < stroots, and work on the basement will com- | Also will sell «h for Improved olty | S. E. MAXON, of Seward, Orlundo Tefit of Avoca, W. T N RY improved ras) satate 10 stads fol AR m ' e afl u e“n en n 1 Richardson of David City and ex'Commus- [ &Y, Provea Gunata o Loun T4 proparey sioner Scott of Kearney Jere awong the Room 281, Merriam Bloc’ prominent Nebraskans io the city toduy, ORSALE or Hent -Garden land with houses, | ¢ TFS, - : Judge Stewart wr With the” Gay by J. K. Kice 102 Maiu st., Councll Biuifs, COUNCIL BLUFFS, LOW A,