Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1890, Page 6

THE ONMAHA DALLY BEK, TUES DAY, JUNE 10, 1890 e —————————————————— in and all bids wer The spocial imittee was referred the matter personal taxes reported a ment with the county supervisors f tax and hay t to cotors, Coneurred in The city attorney rey bonds in the superior cout properly kept, Aldermon where th had missed amount He wante matter, R The May reports of the cf eived The matter on North Thirt 0 animal of | all bids be rej Tho report was coneurred Ay learned | | man who w Jorsoy ding a fine | the male persuasion. It was hurri [ | that the family who keep several Jerseys are tly attached to them, and whilo the young lady chanced to be sitting on the porch admiring the beauties of Council Bluffs attentd was attracted by the sight of stran just leading one of these favorites | out of the lot. With womanly intuition she Jumped to t n the animal wa | being abducted, and she made hot haste to in; tercept the fellow. Tt was quite a chase and vhen she overton's the nod the e fre formation t inder or from her f who want the animal ta to the stock yards for the pur- pose of det 1" The young lady whose zealous protec the property i terests of the f d her to indulge in | the se, rot 1 wiscr and meekly sub | mit ‘the t g8 of the others of the | p ates o the judicial and state conven- | family, who cnjoyed the sight of her run | fn this city today. Itwill be | much move than the heroine herself. called to order at 2 o'clock.* - e o | uy The funeral of the t ar-old son of Sale List Goods for This | Jorgenson took | yesterday afternoon Trom the family residence, cornér of Nine teenth avenue and Niueteenth st v Mr. William Shearer and Miss Lucy Pardoo | , Choice: were uni in m e Sunday evening at | "'I‘f;"'l_ ! the residence of the bride’s mother on Se [ arf el Eighth street, Rev. 1. J. Mackay officiating. {41 P Remember the rainbow social tonizht M. Mikesell's, corner of Thirty-thivd and | Avenue C. A 'prize given to the young man | who make the neatest hem on one of the rain " t bl bow apron The John N. Bald out 1 fore departi showed up in doubtedly make track T of Council Bluffs were recorder yesterday mol fayette aadition,” comy southeast of Ma omprisi the castern part of the city The remains of J. G. Maxwell, an old resi dent of this county, who died Sunday at the Tome of Mr, Walker, four miles southeast, of th ity, were forwarded last evening to To pela, IS, for intc The deceased was seventy-two years o il had lived here for over thirty-one years, The Milwaukee last evening first train since the washout. Their track has been repaired as far west Neola, twenty miles from the Bluffs. They will run their frains as gla_over ‘the Rock Island until thew track isf put in condition, which will be several days yet. that has just gone into offect 11 the polico department each patrolman s allow 1y off during cach month. It isa weleome respite from the monotonous grind spreciated by t is gives the police the llwmhl_\ “Vacation that the firomen have bo accustomed to for years. e commencement exercises of the deaf and dumb institute ternoon and several The exhibit of ar during the y feature. List oy tendered a recept and the time was THE : cou OFFICE OMAHA BEE. Olls BLUREFS NO. 12 PEARL $TREET. which of to | ey v the Delivered by earrler in H. W.TILTON ’ TELEPHONES: Orricy, No. 4k ~No. ny part of the City. | MANAGER Prerspes 4 rted Nianr Eviton, t un bt 1o s been there MINOR WE N. Y. P, Co. Council Bl TION man & ut her, he 1 a case navily dis: and thit the thousand dollars. to look up the Lumber Co., conl Trenke and Minnie Wun . were yesterday granted and the kuot was tied sch, 1 perimi by Justice had 1 m ity attorne officers were republican county convention to elect e abolishing the fourth streot u‘mn, wias ¢ park ight (5) ks who had siened the complaint that they h 1 misinforme and wished to have th n taken on th | petition recodsiderc 1 the mayor was in structed to appoint two special policemen at the suggestion of the club and without cost to the city A petition signed others was pr nted, asking for th - | ment of a meat inspector, Refer to th with instructions to report an requiring the nspection of meats, bl , in Galesburg addition and the marshal insty Squatters now occupy t with their hous: nest Fodish asked tained to a stock of tobace of Indian creek, cansed by rtion of the Northwe »on the creek. CHALL e of American challies, of challics, light, medium and A bargai cived, two cases challies t colors, 415¢, usual price Se. fold challie biege (stripes only), | New | Simon £ appol ordinal fruits and vegef wle satec house: satc s, m was run b "They un ruce was ed to 1 Our price, s the 1. COLORS vietta, forth unent form, and will things lively on the 0 dam ) by the overtiow the faulty con- stern railway com- Referred to the Another lot of our Se cn. A bavgain. | We show 100 styles in our 12 in other stores for 1 choice 1 19¢. clusive pric plats of two new additions to the city | 1 with the county They are ising eighty wit, and Morning fifty-two acres in inglish si ¥ 12 yd partoms (ox forme was instructed to ook up the law regarding the fencing in of park- ing on the streets The petition of others asking permission walk on the curb line w, nittee of the whole. dinances were reported fixing the grade [ wenue and cross streets and assed and title agreed to. An ordinance regulating and_ licensing bill posters was read and passed to its second and thivd reading and laid over under the rules, The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for sidewalks on Fifth avenue, The ¢ity clerk was instructed to for bids for a The services of Joim Wagoner as assess- ment clerk were dispensed with, Mr. Wise was allowed his final estimate : Benton street bridge he engi the 1 ' orth Se and that_the bid of E. A, Wickham, £1,757.14, inclusive of the approaches and re- moval of the old structure, was the lowest, and he was awarded thescontract. The city engineer was ordered to advert for bids for the remova idge and placings it across the or i Amended by Lac: tec of the whole for lo Adjourned. Apron che Best qual Best quality styles) ; 1re Sacewapa), all to | hams 19, worth terns (12 yards) and + side the d, Davis, to put s refel dress And price, in Whytel s and former sent out its | g new cashmere ombre BOSTON Whitelaw & Co of Loy Council Bluffs, Ta. Get the Boston store prices on wall Fotheringham, Leaders aud Pr A advertise P paper. J. C. Bixhy, ncer, 6413 Lifh buildfig, Oniatia; block, Council Bluffs. engi- Merriam for Pearl street, | oy ment compan S. B Wadsworth & loanimoney for Lombard - Woodbine Twineth, W. J. Clarke, who until within the past forty-eight hours presided over a peanut | | stand and restaurant at No. 815 South Main | | street, there no longer, and the | probability is that his old haunts will know him no more, ited an over- whelming fond: ¢ wives, and the result | was that they ated on his hands to the number of thre s he kept one | in I hicago, and a | thivd in-the Bl the daught {0 acalio The yo 1, who old, fainted when she had another wife, and wife Finally, Clavke arranged for another ngin the afternoon, but the meeting | rcame, us Clarke finproved. the br State Sunday vespite granted to_pack schold ef S e e and skip out with his and her child i ey, “] e to parts unknown has wone aRannounc will be held back to her mothe Chid and the | Presbyterian church of this city, vestaurant is desolate and deserted: The time will be oceupicd today == ference of the oflicers of the ssoctations, with the Where the Gone k on Hunte rring it to the commit- ition, The Manhattan sporting headq'rs, 413 B- grady undergraduates, utly. out i war: Miller for disturb- aud pro cls near ing the by the ——— e H. S, West, porcelain crown and bridge 12 Pearl. ing the g 1t using_ boi fane lang on the Mily the Rock Island round house. ant got into a wrangle with the and was more than a mateh in th d. She mad smpelled to wosphere a chian vation army corps of this ate the fon in A held at Captain Lee and wife w ¥ Major. Kippell and wifs Cit Wl the Onaha ¢ w visitors will be accompanied by Cap- Peters and his two cnants, Re- freshents will be se and a great thne is anticipat Henry Delong - Wall Paper S Poarl streot, last I'ri W rteen her burst into here for Bu Gillette & I vested to | 1o cool. city will tenth anni 7 The 11 on the ident, 606 1f you wish 1o sel udd & Welis Co., C. | Broadway. ur property B. Judd pr L of their ¢ bration wi the 1ol Convention. tion, as has in the Pirst June 10- by a con- ity Sunday following pro- school gramme: 10:00 a. m. S S on sale Monday mor 3 £ 51 Last Broadway, round figured lawns at 3¢ a has an interesting though unattractive curi- osity on exhibition at his store. 1t Is a live tarvantula about two inches long and a bout 100 young ones. They 1 on o bunch of bar and bitten b ¥ are now in whe v will be kept for a few 1 will then be put in alcohol. The s very jealous of the nest and keej teh over alumni sociatic of Council Bluffs high school held a n ting at the Bloomer school last evening and elected the | following ofticers for th . ter I Smith, president: Miss president; Bmmett Finley rass, treasurer, Committee on pr anmual_reception: Prof. McNaug mett Pinley and Miss Aunie Patte The class of 86 will have full charge of the arrangements for the banquet and reception cuses were ready for trial in the dis- trict court yosterday morning, and Judge Deemer adjourned until this mornine after continuing » of State vs. Ponlius, ch ting by false pretenses, until next Monday iing, owing to the absence of important witnesses, The case of Btate vs. Boartz, for th muy r of James Donahu wis coutinued until next term, The judge announced that he would hold T last evening to b liquor contempt A lot of yard, bl pric A lot of light The Work Reported. By county sceretaries and others, 2:00 p. m.—The Work Considered. t should be donet ound figured lawns better ard, worth 10c. ise, Something nes S, worth 20c. Best quality India challies, light groun Best/quality India cballies, dark ground, Challic d"Orient, something new and very andsome, 10¢ yd. Slton mills,” homespun, A, worth 20c, humup\m suitings ar, Helpfnl hints to coun The cvening exercises will open at 7:30 p. m., when the following progromme will be serviceable carried ou very 121 is, something choice, 12! /¢ yd lot of misses’ Edisne are only wi close w The th tual Responsive Address Today Adity ded Clarinda. The se: tention of Fluer dé 1 Just_for mers W wear stuni mone, SUVe you mone L HLWL l(u Sunday —Hou. flié Moon, viee will ¥ simply in lowa. save you price an We n on gloves, parasols and fans. v on socks, hose and und. wear, We can save you money on allkinds of shirts, We can scll you clieviot shirtings 10 ;¢ @ yard that are good for anybody. We will continue the adies’ and maisses’ blouse. waists. We it please you in bi % have our* purchiases of th ap goods, we ean ssll you a » o take thém home in. the plac Broadway, C. C.CULLY. ion will be one well worth the at- our people and it is hoped that many will avail themselves of the privilege of learning more of the advance- ment and needs of the work. ful Art Exhibit. sof this week the lovers of the really beautiful will have an oppor- tunity to gratify theie tastes by inspecting and admiving the finest display of necdle work ev non thisside of New York The articles were being placed on exhibition vesterday afternoon at the Singer sew! machine rooms, #21 Broadway, and althou but a smull portion of them hiad been pla when a for Tur Bee passed, many «d by the fine display cnongh sulo on A Beau For the remaind trunk at Now don’t for s The Biz Muddy On llw Rise. The Missourt is rising rapidly, bei three feot highor than_on ,nmm‘.\ two fe urday night, and Manawa is now be W by it. The lake rose four inches although the water in the viver b reachwd up to the dam at the outlet of the lake. A letter from Pierre, South stutes that the water has visen o t that point, -und there i ot of astill_greater vise, T Sioux City to such a deg fously threaten the pontoon by Lt the vy u here « - el free w It vose o hose 1 m every 100 fect of | purchased affe Sunday, yer Choice resi for sale by B > week of the handson artistic skill th batting clotn, life-size that wouldchallen, tic. Phe coloring and shading thoroughly blended that it requires a close in 31 to conyince one that they are not put brush. One of the features of the show windows i ormous turkey gob- bler wrought Mus. Colen euch forenoon to all ladi how to do this exquisite v machines, uted v velous, on sitk aits and pict wiration of an PERSNO. Hon. A. W. Wyman is home Rochester, N, Y. Ex-County Supervisor Sam Underwood was in the city yesterday. Mus. M. M. Mur Winnio, are visiting fr Hon. J. J. Russell, ex-state s Jofferson, Ta., was in the city yest Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Young have rcturned from a visit with friends in Indiang Miss Bessie George of Lan: the guest of Mrs. J, N, Cassady on Oukland avenue. M Maur Chicagg Mrs. Georgo H. Crisp and daugh left Sunday evening on a visit to New. land frionds. Miss Belle from Minne tending scl from a trip to wd daughter, Miss s in Creston. ator from 1 families is not e little prospect that any serious amage will be caused at this point by Junc rise, as the is in good condition, and anything less than a twelve foot rise will not threaten an inundation of the bottoms, ons free during whao desire to learn I on their sewing Al Schmidt's gallery refurnished, struments, Fov 30 days, £3.00 ¢ $250. Elegant finish warranted. - 0 Conscienttous Bookbinde There issuch a thing as doing a pie of work too thoroughly, as the following nt shows. A Portland lady had a o family Bible that had belonged to | lu-n bus! Inm il nml)u and which both The Lewiston nnm\ year they L and always took iR thony | Huoh Letaay o from church the lady wrote in win of this Bible opposite the that 1 formed the preacher’s ame of the minister and of the nd new in- abinets for 220 Main see | & Ca ud M | Sheafe up-stairs, H B Cay and street, and her two sous, - e Bthet | 9 G Titon, real estate, 52 Bug; The Boat Club Postpones Action. The re Broadway. gular monthly meeting of the Council at club which was to have been evening was postponed until oug the matters to the proposition Jacob | to remoy his city Harkness has returned home 5 polis, where she has been at- | Bluffs b 1 for the past ten months, last W. I. Thickstun, who has been doing loeg 8 ¥ work on_the Globe for some time p ‘ted sovered his connection with that paper, e oft Sunday evening on an eas! i, Ll il : 1.“ jnday. ;;nl\n;» i i eastorn Lip. (T RS | 0pLAIn B, ¢ lark went to wood ves: nd take ch rowing crews in the | the mar terday in the interest of the Old_ settlers’ us. \pacity of trainer. Mr. Gaudaur hus 1 | passage sociation. The fifth annual reunion of the i bt DR hoalboT aeribE b coma ere | Loer i faEon. will (b, hold ab Glenwood on A | for #100 a month and will see that the club's | town or ity where the sermon was given. ULk e boats are kept in teim, train all crews which | (F00 5 G0 R o hs ngo _Captain ¢ |uuF [ went to | desire to enter any regatta or rowing con- “Il A ‘_“‘ '. PO “:‘ b A 5 “}"f”“;l_‘ “‘r 4 Glonwood ord the case | tost aud will o ull the rogattas | the couple cnme to Portland, and as the who we and races possiblo to take place on T | Bible was coming from the binding, it | was taken toa bookbinder's to be re- ¥ in the an ambers of the boat club ar de t him hero and Colonel Re It is difficult to imagine th gards the proposition favorably, It is un s foolings when on aguin receivin doubtedly a golden opportunity for Manawa | 1) hook she found that the bookbinder | and it is hoped that the interested parties will | (o TS TR RLE G B iously be able to u ard to the matter and | M ¥ N seure Mr. > 80! wide margin gully onehalf, but had care seeure M, € valuable servic 3 B fully gone through the book and ernsed ous than | v all the work of the lady’s pencil ety b » years. ‘The book lool asoline stove 1s more dang | the unloaded gun. Save life and pr 1o houbt, but to the owner it was coparably spoiled. using the C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co us stove, > city, for rent by E. H. Sheafe & Co., _ . Hints ou Horsoshoelng, Broadway and Main st., up stairs, Never fit the foot to the shoe, | the shoo to the foot, writes a cor City Cou ngs. ent of Farm and Freside, The council met last night in special session Never put a hotshoe to the foot: many with the mayor and all the aldewwien present | good hoofs have been ruined by burning. except Everott upon s sional and returni and Oficer Doyle vos ¢ to testify in s piche i o with stolen proj Marshal Templeton loft last evening for Marshalltown to attend the tourna ment of the ate Firemen’s assc 1, of which organization he is third vic president. The hose team, band and several of the members of the old voluuteer depart- | ment will leave this evening | W. H. Dodge of Chicago, gene: of the Retail Merchants' Prot tion, stopped in tho city a she and left in the evening for he 4 that the association s in a tourishing con dition, now embracing sixteen states, und branches are being organized in three mox J. B.J. Rvau of Omaha has accepted thy city editorship of the Globe, *Joe’ is on of the oldest newspaper men in the having been in the business little less than three hundred years. For some time he rop resented several of the leading eastern jour- | nals in the capacity of special correspondent at Washington, and bis quill has turned out several widely circulated novelottes - For dinner or bourd up| Sixth avenue. owner Al manager stive nssoc ime Sunday He stal "~ Desivable dwellings located in all parts of but fit pond- ost, twist off the nails; for eutting them off. sver drive large ever drive the wall of the hoof. Never trim the essary The art of shoeing is important and should be understood by the the More good hoofs h spoiled hot than in ur way, special finance ¢ use nippers re was still work a mmittee reported that | due A, J. Toller 2,600 for d the bill was allowed | electric light company’s bill was al lowed after cutting out wwounts due when | lights did not run Plumbing Co. | A petition for char street was granted The comuittee of the whole 8. Farnsworth had no cause for nails, nails too high in the to Mys. Kemp, | hoo! more than is nee Ny ge of grade - Not a Cattle Thief. | A scene was prosented on Eighth street yes terday which promised sensation to the ter. The form of one of th inst the use I young ladies was seen flying | of unsatisfactory and not | wall and makes it lowa the street i au excited chase after w | what the city wants, aud recommended that | tender footed, Waterworks $10, on Voorhis | owner of voported objecting that o hor heen by shoes y other a the telephone pole tn front of his residence. The fire committee reported \rning stops up the poves of the hoof hose wagous us brittle and the horso bonds | o | A RATTLER 1N HIS TROUSERS. A Numbsr of Good Stories A Other Animals, OF A CRAZY nt Men and CAREER LYNX. | The Mad Beas After Ranni Thirty M, 1 by & Woman Amuck » Carious | for i Side of uir Snyder, fency will urg lower Sampsi trey Dr, J. K. of « n Swift Run, rc | forget, says the Post. They ey | at Swift Run, night in question | came upon them they leaves together for a bed, a pile of wood 1o keep up the night. About pared for slec over them Along felt chilly, and wood on the 1 then lay down and fell intc ap sleep, from which “he was awakened by a cold object which seemed to be resti With- moving he \iting for developments, The next moment he felt an indeserib- able sensation him which seemed to par ¢ nevve in his body. Realizing that there was some: thing extraordinary the matter, he called to the doctor to hurry and get up, as something was crawling up the v leg of his pantaloons and he beli was a snake., The through the doctor lik shock, and, raking w bra ! fire he appr lying as if | | had expe itly that they Middlet the @ of roi before darkness aped a lot of W provided fire during p drawing a blanke nt dreg Mr. Snydet me more nped at dam \ledy and 10 o'clock the p.and, lay wn to toward 1 o'clock sot up to p s00n z on his ot lay awake, v ome ove yze eve words an electric out of the v, who was with the cold sweat \|.|mlnw in big 1s on his fore- head. Half blinded by the flickes flame of the brand he noticed what « fivst looked il broad black sty hanging cut of Mr. Snyder’s trouser e but the next moment exclaimed: God, Muckel, lie still; it's Trembling like a leaf, M seemed powcerless to move even would. The condition of things was at once evident, The reptile had been at- tracted to the iive, and sought warmth onthe person of Mr. Snyder. Every moment it disappeared further up the leg, and prompt action was necessary sping the snake by the tail, the doc tor pulled with all his might. His hold slipped, and the ratties, fourteen in num b came off and remained in his hand. The reptile had weapped itself round the by kin on the n’s le nd wildly shook its derattled 1, indi- sating its wnger atsuch havsh treatment. This perform luiost threw Mr, der into convulsion: Recoverving himself, the doctor be- thought himselfof his knife, and quickly opening a blade as keen wzor, he cut the pantaloons up to th \ veleased the snake, and it quickly un- wound and threw itself into a coil, ready for cffective work, but before it could strike, the doctorstruck it ablow with a club that cut it clean in two. M. der was lifted by the arms and dv: away from the hideous serpent, next moment was oh his feet, able to stand. They drauk the balance of their “nerve tonic™ out of a pint bottle, which to some extent restored their equilibrium, but sleep was out of the question and they spent the balance of the night in stite ing up Mr. Snyder’s trouors to make him presentable, and at car wn they pulled up stakes and took a Solemn oath to never, no never, bunk at Swift Run again, A mad lynx, whichran amuck through these hills from Capt Colle's mine to Seymour valley, was killed on the Lock- wood by Mrs. Snedden, writes a Gorman City,Cal.,correspondent of the New York Sun. The animal first appeared on the mine teail, and viciously attacked a horsé belonging to Captiin *Colle, but was beaten off, and then took to the main road and came by the station, The lynx showed none of (h« timidity that usually characterize; - , but fiercely assailed every li thing that crossed its path, It killed one dog and whipped another within sight of man’s store, vercly wounding sever hogs on the ranch, and would have done up the Chinese cook if he had not fled in the millk house at the spring. The lynx did not venain long at Go man’s but rusiied along up the road at furious gait, stopping only to leave the mavk of his teeth and eliws upon such stray animals as were tardy about get ting out of his way. Judge Tobin, sit- ting outside of his cabin, saw the mad animal coming, and shut himself up and was not at home to anybody for the next five hours. Dav Menzies turned to his pre-cmption elaim late in the afternoon, and found nhis flock of chickens distributed in fragments ull over the quarter section, Ten mi yond the Menzies claim the mud lynx met Don Cuddy, who was on horseback, and chased himinto the sage- brush. At Cuddy’s ranch he stampeded a band of cattle, bit a hov and killed a dog. Then he disappeared in the brush on Frazer mountain, having made a run of thirty miles since morning. The other duy the erazy cat turned up at Sum Snedden’s ph ten miles be- yond Cuddy’s, whipped all the dogs on vanch in less than two minutes, and was ch the youngest Snedden toward th ek when Myps, Snedden rushed out of the house with a musket loaded for bear, took a pot shot at the animal, and blew it into the middle of the boundless beyond. Henry Gorman is watching his hogs for symptoms of inciplent insanity. Some we James Wells' house and while it showed leave, it would not make any of the family, write of the York Sun. s at Campt e friends with corvespondent Wells al of the et on the premises he a great friendship between it and the ¢ow. He fivst discov- ered the singulur intimacy by finding the cat cuddled up close to the cow as the was lyidg in a sunny y the barnyard, Affer that wh cow was the eat would be, wus no uncommon thing to t either perched on the cow’s back or lying snugly botween ner shoulde | The cow secimed to enjoy the cat's ve | gard, and the two became inseparable companions, A short time the cow gave birth y..A“ If. The aflection she lavished on the little newcomer pro- duced u great change in the cat’s feel Puss no longer perched on bossy’s but skulked and burnyard ing the calf with a her blazing yellow eyes unmis expressed. “The cow did not her late friend’s discom the calf was three days w's affection and attention marked the cat vestrain self no long The was working near the barn, | when he heard the calf set up a tremens found th the it the ver and back skulke seem 1o notice fiture, When wd the ¢ A b more toward it her coW's owner both | ments of her , on the | Sny- | wund a week or so after | | unable no disposition to | | of the stomach, b | distir s o | | arisen | oy Fo | titioner in | yard s on th . wh \t, hlazing in and again dt flosh, The « about tho y squa 3 ; fi nk her elaw the calf’s tender was running frantically to understand the situation mer quickly tumbled the ground. She jumped upon the barnyard fence, gave one t look at ghe calf, jumped down and disappeaved, A tall dosk s al rrible tands against the wall in P. ¢, Cleay livery stablo, says the on Standard. A small spider stened to the bhottom of the de conieal web reaching nearly to the floor, About 11:30 o'clock the other forenoon it was observed that the spider had en- snared o young mouse by passing fila- web around its tail. When first seen the mouse had its fore feet on the floor and could barely touch the floor with its hind feet The spider was full of business, running up and down the line and occasionally biting the mouse's tail, making it struzgle desperately. Its efforts to escape were all unav s the slender filmnents about its vere too strong for it to break. In a short time it w 0 that the spider was slowly hoisting its vietim into the air, By'2o'clock in the afternoon the mouse could barely touch the floor with its fore feet: by dark the point of its nose was an inch above the floor. At9o’clock at night t mouse was still alive, but T no sign except when the spiderde- scended and bit its tail” At this time it was an inch and a half from the floor. The other morning the mouse was dead and hung three inches from the floor., An English officcr who was in Paris in 5 mentions the ca sof ndog belong- ing to a shoeblack which brought cus- tomers to his mastor. This it did in «a very ingenious, though scarcely honest the Pittsburg Dispateh, having occasion to cross one s over the Scine, had his had been previously pol- by o poodle dog rubbing against them, He, in consequence,went ton man who was stationed on the bridge and had them cleaned. The same circumstance hay oceurred more than onee his curiosity was excited and he watched the dog. He saw the dog voll himself in the mud of the river, and then watch for a sson with well polished boots, against iich he contrived to rub himself. nding that the shoeblack was the owner of the dog, the offi axed him with the artifices ¢ fter a little h tation, the man sed that he taught the dog the trick in order to pro- cure customers for himself, The officer. being much struck with the dog’s ity, purchased him at a high price brought him to England, [Te kept him tied up for some time and then released him. The dog remained with him a day or two and then wmade his « / fortnight afterward he was found with his_former must pursuing * his old trade of dirtying gentlemen's boots on the bridge. '8 The ollic of the br hoots, which ishe dirtied depot of the Grand d at Martin, The depot is The other night th Rapids & Indinna railrc Mich., w broken into. connected with the stationmaster’s house by an electric alarm, which woke the wrent.and he went to the depot takin his Winchester e od just in time to sce two men run into the wood The following night he was again awak ened by the alarm, He sallied forth with two station men, all armed with Win- chesters and revolve They built two bonfires near the depot and then recon- noitered 3y the bonfires’ light they discovered a burglar under the desk. ‘The station agent poked the muzzle of his gun through the window and threat- ened to shoot if the burglar moved, suys a dispateh to the Globe-Democra One of the men keptup the fire while the other two kept the burglar covered with their guns. At daybreak the man who had been tending the fire hunted up the photographer, Who took a_negative of the burglar in the very position his eap- tors had held him in ali night. His name w Willianm Hoggart und he pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentenc of Georgetown, Pa 1 a decision which the other day rendd famous onc by Sol- fairly cclipses the ) omon. John Painter, of Welsh All arvested three neighbors, named resp tively Dougherty, | tand MeGu on a chary pigeon wling, Tl ‘squire he the evidence cavefully and by way of settling the point at issuo, which was an intricate one involving the question of ownership, he ordered the pigeons brought before him. To each bird he attacl ribbon, and then in the 200 witnesses, @ them freedom, d off toward home, and, antly by the ‘squire and nions, finally alighted. Instead destination being at the house of either the defendants or plaintifl, it was found to be the coop of a third part named Jumes Kane, says the Pittshur Times. Jumes was immediately sworn and testified that he had sold the birds a few days before to the defendants. On the strength of this testimony the latter were discharged and the costs put upon Painter, st d enct colored of some T'he che com- of his Sw that the W There is a eat in Millville, N. [J., for sixteen years has lived around doelks, and that will jump overboure swim like o water spanicl, says the N York Herald, It is of reddish mixed color, dark paws and is perfectly deaf. Tim, us he is familiarly called,is really o phenomenal cat and will eatch fish with his paws in shallow water and de lights to draw up oysters from the bot- tom of a pail of water and cats them with with an oyster sloop opened ind threw them into o water and hinted with 2w to Tim, who, in i minute had an oyster on the end of his paw and in his mouth, UThis cat hasl 1 known to pursuit of a dock rat rive 1d has no aversion to either cold or warm weather, n of less than swim in the in clear neross witer Mortimer Slocum, a well 'n, died at his home in San Antonio the other day of a cancerous afltection sum was chicll one of the fe ey from life in- compromise he- known ished who have obtained mc surance companics on fore death, says a dispatch to the Chi- ald, A quarter of o century Slocum was n successful pra t Chicago, He was at by consumption and his case was pro- nounced incurable by the best phys cians, Knowing this'fact an insurance company in_which he held a $10,000 policy offered to compromise with him for $5,000. He uccepted the offer to this city, w vestored to health and ama by the of the life 1nsu D ago yhust st s S00N ed a fortune ance money When Paby was sick, we gave her Castorla, Wi When she bec n she was a Child, she eried for Castoria, ame Miss, she clung to Castoris, Whien she bad Children, she gave thei Castoria, The eat to the 1 was h #ral ) than o PIi( JTAL Mayw M doctors (R n Carlisle, Pa., urt in the' left TChns withe [ bottle of 00d, K Aug. 10, 1 two 'y my s A bs Oil o1 irn of February 11, 1888, Ol cured L SHEAFE NOTICKES COUNCIL BLUFFS. YOUN wation A B, Ree of T-=A silk pur L M. ¢ tuke Appear on t afavor by Penrl stre TOR SAT Y houses, Bluffs W LY piay rent when you « the san atany time nof st tvate famfly or flice, Council Biufrs, It wsol, whic L e he handle, I leavin at the B or ot by J. . e Gardd n 1o tor 1 you anil in ¢ fanily ¢ on thi following terms: A hon Al Al A he A b Ot abo! and Interest address the €ouncil Blu JOR Sal ) AT i St ¢ QR it . il W W 10 W W v nt ShD ‘\ EHAV The On MENTHL poor and 1 MRS. M. that wo orth 31000 at $12 per Sl 150 at 18 po orth &2,00 at £24 orth BL000 at $16 pe P RL000 4t BIS po d Lomes on the si hly payments For fitll uldd & Wells Co. s, 1 Hotel pro wted. M ouncil Blu wo good o O, Jame: 1l by wde fo uncil Hlafrs, E sove will lit or € ‘ouncil Blufrs, T WORKN. ixclusive Sign Shop ly in the City. ining taughton appli- D." A. BENEDICT, 419 Broadway CHRISTIAN SCIENGE. BENEDICT, B. dy habits desires sit- store. A wis tak htodly e Beo oft 0 land, 102 Madn st,, C by aho <o of your de home e month. ontlh ith, month. include prin particulurs call on or 608 Broa Noble, modern houses, No. 18, fre watiful modern house encumbered vie The J Up S 804 High School Avenue, Council Bl Shirts 10c, shirts e, Ladics' clot SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, JOHN SANKEL. J.D. Epwus Pres [ CitizensState Bank Paid Up nffs 18 Collars 2. Handkerchiefs hes eheap. Cu DSON, 1AS. R, TTANNAN, OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, Surplus and Profits. Liability to R. Haunan, ness. Lar Dbank M Sou Intareston Iime These class. Depositors 1. A. Miller 1 Ji D st eapital and sy thwestern lowa MAIN ST. LAUNIDIRO, i E. L. Snu Vic ashier. s, $16 . 85 wrplus Daposit ! pain, LEMMON, M, i wder Wil ¢ -1 of uny 1488, enrs ido; 1ol Electric Trusscs, Chest Protectors, Agents Wanted. DR. C % BROADWAY, 1IUIES, B JuDD, 1OWA F. M.-ELLIS & CO., Architects Rooy NP DULLDING SUPERINTENDENTS, JRooms 450 and 12 Bee Build Omahay Neb., and Rooms 26 and 46 Merrium Block Councll Blufs, Ta, ~ Correspondence solicited, CHRIS BOSEN, SASH and DOOR Factory and Planing Mill, Rest equipped, most centrally loe tory inthe city, ATl modern, Tutest pattern machinery rated by skitled ‘mechanics, L given to seroll and band L planing and {rinm General cons tracts and estimates for houses ty. Corner North Main ts, Counctl Blufts. Telepho o R. @ h ddress (4 with ouncll mieon th A wted faos and bufldings 1 Mynste The 30, ipal NANOY & BOURGEOLS, HITRBEOTS Fl'l‘l'l“]l\}\’llil FINE Room 250 Merriam Block, i 010 N. Y. dway, ARG w. NDIENTS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Councll Blufrs, V. Life Building, Owmalia, Neb. W.A.GOEHRING ¢ PRACTICAL HORSE SHOER, First Class work guaranteed in every respect, 88 Fourt | Council Bluffs nting Ta. " udd & h Street. lowa dly 3D} JACI\SON Guarantged Dentistry: work, Ineluding all lines of inbum and Cellulold, 15 gun work specials tairs = 10 ergwn and brid, platos Platinum, Contour Hlling wnd contin tevih onie The J. A. \Im])hy MANUFACTURING CO., 18t Avenue and 21st Strect sh, Doors and Blinds u Suwing, Re-Suwing and 1 Kinds. Porch Brackety, loid delive Clean All work to be oice e room, 202 Moerrla Tow and il Sawin wood £2.50 suwdust by the' | tirst-cluss. - Telephone SYOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITEI® THOS. OFFICER. WL ML PUsEY, OFFICER & PUSEY, B ANIGEHIRS: Corner Main and Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Dealers in foreizn and domestic ¢ Collections made and interest paid on time deposits. Ant, 0,000 0,000 0,000 2. L Chas busi- THR JEWRI as Stoves and Ranges stoves are the very best of their They are made in all des ans and sizes, for all purposes, and their durabil- ity insures them to last a lifetime. only Bluffs COSts $1.50 pe r 1,00 cand one burner consumes G Council 10 fect 0 in an hour, making the cost of running about equal to gasoline, with none of its danger and disa % FURNITURE. Nos 205 . Bi N = Stone arecablencss. %V 28 (G x\. W and 207 Brondw PROFESSIONAL rkinbine hirZ Ta & Sims Jewel Girculating Water Heater, e connected with, the & |t e waief Henter 1a to ter hoiler. 1t W ONLIN 1 TANKe or co0k S0 v in comblnation whth n rang sircd Ui made entirol with mireral wool b vine Wide and 16 i high Welkht t) 1hs Whe dewel 18 the uliting W powe:ful and anly Gas Clrc Jmpact Buy one, fop clech thiuk of t! Try to mateh it hit you want o % 0f gns Atoves to + them and try them (/()l(lll‘ll Bluffs Gas& Electric quht‘GU. MERRIAM B A BIG LOT OF AND NANSAMOMOND SWEET POTATO PLANTS CABB Hlg A 1 Last M holesal nad Low 1yy_and Hydra ifi Buildi 2 of the adway, ¢ Attors oral ( Coun AG AND OTHER VEGETABLE PLANTS, FRUITS, ETC, M'PHERSON, Council Bluffs Ia, e T Picree Street AlL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BEEBE & COMPANY and Revail Dealers 1n Blufls, send for Catalogue. t P 04 Dealer .ml 206 Pievea DIRECTORY. Plans, I Worl., timate Brown igineer of Public alic cations. ng, Co Poaco. Ofleo oyer il Blufs, lowa. ————m e \oys alaw. Practics in the S tate yurts. [looms 7 and 8 Sh r-Beno and Sanitary K Sur acil | 4N Amerk No, wn Expross, Fe vk and Bl cil Blu low a.