Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNOIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREE Delivercd Ly carrler in any part of the City H. W, TILTON MANAGER. | TELEPHONES, Busiares Orricy, No. b 16Nt Epiton. No, 2 [ ———————————— MINOR MENTIO N. Y. P, Co Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal, The appearance of Bayliss park is being cidedly improved by trimming up the tree The minjature cyclone indulged in a little for-all at the Union Driving park yes ay morning. It blew down ten shed gtalls and_ripped up about twenty rods of the west fe The damage is shght and will be repaired at Dan Carrigg has coneluded to build the row of flats on Fourth street, for which the plans were drawn last spring. The project was abandoned for a time, The plans and specifi cations are now in the hands of the cou- tractors, who are figuring on the work. Judge MeGee decided the barber cases yos T test case was one brought Fritz Bernhardi for ing open Sunday, in which the complainants were the barbers who desire to close on Sunday, The Judge fined the defendant £ and costs, Messrs, Cullis and Sargent will conduct series of revival meeti in the First Pres- byteriun church this week. Mr. Cullis 18 an estand successful cvangelist. Mr. Sar went is a sweet singer who adds greatly to e effectivenc and interest of the meetings Allie Camp No..l, Royal Neighbors of America, the ludies' atxiliary of the Modern Noodmen, give a social tonfght at Woodmen hall, to which all Woodmen and theiv friends arc invited, The entertainments heretofore wiven have been very enjoyable and the one Lonight will be fully up to the standard figh school graduating exercises at Do- hany's opers house Thursdiay evening, the Gth inst., ab 8 . m. Admission 2 conts o 15 of the house. Tickets on sale and diggram open for reserved seats at operi house drug store at noon today Mr, C. R, Allen is now dist new map of Council Bluffs. Tt i artistically, and is so complete and as to make it indispensable in equipped office. All the additios even to the very latest, ai stroc alley, lot and prominent building i5 plainiy Jocated. It is a credit to the cit and to Mr Allen's well known reputation in this line The Western Trail for June, issued in th fnterests of the great Rock Islaud route, con + picture of the Council Bluffs and wtaugue assembly building, and a full programmeof,the season, which opens July 1st. Those who ' desire copies can secure them at the Rock fslund oftice. The fricnds of the Chautauqua would do well to get cop- fes id mail to other friends. The same " also contains a very complimentary o write-up of Council Blufs A number of the vicinity o Tenth avenue and Fourth pliu that thiere was 4 dranken row, general disturbune fro r-all fight in that neighborhood Satur day night, lusting from shortly before mid night until 12:30, and that no policeman could be found in that locality to put a stop to it 1. B. Cousins and a few others found it nee- essary to go out and interfere. They demana better police protection in that part of the city. Sherift O'Neill received an order yesterday from Judge Decmer to adjours couet until July 5, when he hopes to be able to Suine his plice on the bench. He also diveeted the Bhenfl to give the Smyth-Stout jury until 6 o'clock last evening to” agree upon a verdict, and if they conld not agree by that time, which would allow them fifty-two hours, to discharge them, I'he whole of the rrular panel of petit jurors was ordered discharged for this torm “Theodore Brown was arrested list evening drunkenness, disturbing the peace and ng profune language. — After being locked up he proceeded to smash out the windows in the jail and threatened to clean out the j unléss some of the other prisoners gave up bunk for his use. He demanded to be put in the steel cell with Davis, declaving that cell to be his private and reserved property. The juilor found it necessary to sit on him for @ while to get him quicted down, and after the operation he was as meck as i lamb. The union gospel meeting ut the First Pres. byterian chureh last cvening was well at tended and was full of the decpest interest Rev. Mr. Cullis preached on God: irst, Our Rock: second, Our Light; third, Our Bread: fourth, Our Clothing, for onr cover ing, for our comfort and to prepare us tostand before the king. ‘The illustrations were apt and forceful. Mr. Cullis is a master in illus tration and in diction. The singing of Mr. R C. Sargent is one marked feature of * these services. There will be another of these meetings at the same place: this evening at 8 lock: also a bible reading p.m. Sub- et of the afternoon service: *What we do ¢ faith,” am Davis, the colored man_ arrested yes terday for the attempted murder of Albert Smith, was hundenfTed last evening and taken to the residence of John Smith on Nortn First street, where the wounded man is being cared for. As soon as he wus taken into the room where Smith was the Litter iden tified him as the man who did the cutting, al though Duvis was dressed in different clothes from those he wore at the time of the cutting. The police have that suit at the station, It is covered with blood and was found in his room. County Attorney Ovgan went along to witness the ident ion. Davis was locked up in the steel cell last night and will be taken to the county jail today In regard to the stabbing affray at Big Lake on Sunday, Dan Ferguson, who has three years been the special park poiicer says that he viewed the row from a distan of about three hundred feet. He did not deem it his duty to go off the park laud, his authority dying on reaching that limit.” He s the crowd was gathered in front of allgren’s place, and the row was evidently there, and not at’ Pralor’s, which is about hundred yards distant. ' Smith, who w stabbed, iwas lying about thirty ' feet from Wallgren's place when the row ended and the doctors were sent for. Ferguson eluims that an injustice was done to the reputation of the Pralor place by locating the stabbing near it len's New Map of Con Just issued, 41,x6 feet addition to date. Price Allen, rooms und Council Blufts, Pl i ~ Waterworks $16. N, Y. Plumbing Co. - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Dr. E. Engle of Fort Smith, Ark., is at the New Pacifie, M. L. Brown, a commer Boston, is quitd ill at the Ja Frank S. Pusey left yesterday afternoon for his home in’ Denver, after o brief stop her Scoretary of State Jackson aud Gilbert Pray, clerk of the supreme court, were in the city yesterday S, H. Barrett and P Sells, with twoenty two members of advance camp No. 1 0f Seils Bros. & Barrett's circus, are quartéred at the Ogden Christopher Plumer of Mills count panied by his sister, Mes. Sophia S turned home yesterday morning from a th weeks' trip to the Pacific coast Blufs, size, with overy ddress . K um block, 10, Me 1 traveler from Pson . For Rent—The Ogden hotel, Council Bluffs, Ta, atlow rental. Furniture belonging to the owner will be sold to lessee for $2,5K0. M. 8. Stovr, Council Blufts, Ia, atrons. We have adopted a plan in Council Blufts which we hope will prove beneticial to ull concerned. Each day, commencing at 10:50 a. m., ull subscribers who have not had occas. ion to use their tolephones will receive a call from the central oftice operator, who will 1 ply, thus testing the line, You will readily see the object in calling your number. 1f any line should be down or instruments not in good working condition, we will take special pains to note same whild working such test As soon as all lines have boen examined prop erly inspectors will start out to rectify any troubles thus found In adaition to this daily test all su bers who iy notice any trouble in th working of instruments, will confer a favor by notifying the manager by postal card, giving the nature of trouble, or call by wire, telephone No. 2. 1 prefor notice by postal or letter, and 1 will give the same fmmediato attention. Employes are expected 10 be courteous and obliging over the wires. Please report any violation of this rule Yours respectfully, CHAKLES A, ATKINS, Manager Nebraska telephone cowpany, Coun- cdl Blufts, Ia, THE ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUFES. | meies." s officers, but ana the tooth wi Smith is gett The Incoming Burlington Flyer Ditched | expected. —He Near Island Park, form wore awa; BEE reporter si and he stated t JUDGE DEEMER ~ SERIOUSLY INJURED, | fle could not © drew a long br little. ~ He was The Conrt Rules Against Open Barber | brought up so which he was & missing. day morning after tt OMAHA DAILY BEE, opened his STORMY & had o noticed by the sther examination showed that | pyy ne ing alone even better than was Losnoy, June | alept for several hours ye ts of the ch W him yesterday afternoon, hat he did not suffer any pain. | sy ven feel the wound excep | NeW Tipperary fo moved in bed or coughed or | brate the mary ath, when it would “cateh” a | They put out the anxious to have the prisoner | sirects that he could identify him, . bositive that he could do, but | . Gl and Chanc chay TUESDAY, CENB AN COMMONS, Makes a Fior§ Specch and De- % Balfour. 0. ~There was an exciting time in the commong thnight. Balfour, re y, and rested quite easily. A | plying to Dillon, denied that the police bad | ed upon him and elubbed the people at v lighting bonfires to ¢ of William O'Brien fires, which obstructed the nationalists) wanted to Bhops on Su s of the the doctor thought that it would ex- | Know how “shadowing' persons in Ireland Polic ] Sam Are cite him unnecessavily, and advised | could prevent boycotting. p that this be postponed until later. Smith | Balfour said no one was shadowed unless stated positively that the man who struck | known to ne engaged fn intimidation, The —— him on the back of the head was the one who | government woul cut him with th What may be termed a remarkably fortu- Drs, Cook o nate accident, in view of im- | possible to tell s the one that oce 23 | wound is not n terday morning on the Burlington, o miles southeast of the Bluffs Stances Wi wk about thr Deputy Mars| be told for some days how it will tur ie_razor & few moments Parnellites prom d reduce the system if the ised to induce” the persons nd Thomas state that it is shadowed to abstain from intimidation, what the result will be. The | Parnell asked Balfour to adopt the English \ecessarily fatal, but it cannot | presumption that overy person *accused is in- nocent until proved giilty. wul Fowler deserves eredit for | Balfour—Will My, Parnell undertake that . L avery elover arrest. He did not know that | these people shall not repeat their crimes ¢ The incoming No. 5, one of the “Q" fast | Davis had been in the city lately, but saw This question brought out loud Parnellite trains that makes the run from Chicago in | him yesterday morning as he was | cries of “What crimes fifteen hours, was ditched o mile and a haif | passing down” Broadway, = The officer Anmid uvn'u:vlu:‘.m.n|nrw.||~llii\:‘|m\ o an SHEENG ¢ knew ~ that Davis' reputation was | execited speech, denouncing Balfour and de- UL 8108 OF INEU J PRy ILY LIS SRLERANBOL | vepices sty nd that he was | manding an apology for the use of the word the rails, and all the cars, including a bag- | hoen connectéd by report with several ¢ Sevime,” »thrown | ing matches, t is about | known as a ‘b the officer he wage car, smoker and chair car, wi down the bank, which at that po eight feet high, There were about fiftecn passengers on the train at the time and they | g6 a0 T1PR had avery startling experience, but very | the street and ¢ fortunately no one was killed and no one was | *You will h said the oftice Hones' ter ¢ was the reply seriously injured, with the exception of Judge Deemer, who sustained a bad cut on his which bled so much before the physicians ar I didn't soy rived that hie was quite weak from the loss of will have blood d he did The place where the accident occurred is about a mile south of what is known as He the Red bridge, The train came through e Islunc ark station at 9:18 and was reported 10k on time., The speed throu forty miles an hour, but the train | three different ed up to about fwenty miles anhour | cutting, hortly before reach face and slipped into Mike Kildare' is second cook on a Union Pacific din- d was to have I was about | stabbed. He has been positively identifi and was what s gener A stormy scene ud nigger.” When Davis saw | cused Balfour of pulled his hat down o liberals resortod e officer immediatel Balfour substitut led him outside, and boyeotting' wve o go up with me, Sam,” | time the house gy An amendmen question until th ferving the licens vou did,” said the oficer, “but | eils was rejected to go along, just the same iod, Tdidn't do dat ecuttin’, FIGHTING T me out yesterday | New Yor 1 man’ of “a colored 1 SOl Julie,” the woman with a brick after he was 1 by New York, Ju dealers of New Y Wholesale Liquor I ensued, in which Gill ac- Iying, and Gladstone chal lenged him to prove the assertion that the to “shadowing.” Finally ed the words *‘intimidation for “erime,” aud after a ieted down, t to postpoue the license 10 passage of the act trans 1 power to county coun- under cloture. ' WHISKY TRUS alers & to Down It ne 16.—The whol ork and vicinity are moving parties is the min who did the | dzainst the whisky trust and ave determined to down it if poss ible. Today o ing was 1o liguor the scene of the = ield in this cf to perfe ) )| s wreck, on account of a sharp curve, The a Cholce residence property centrally located : d u'u‘ it wiallall iy eident occurred just after they struck the | for sale by B, H. Sheafe & Co, o flght the trust, About forty wholesalers stralght track afior going around the ¢ e -— - came together, including A, & H. Meyers of The brakes were set all around the curve, hose recl with every 100 feet of | Philadelphia, Philip Koehler of Newark, M and Engineer Pat Sw 1 just released ased at Bixby's Bird of Chicago and James Walsh tir when the accident ocenrred. Fire — - BT CIEIINRL: 1 A b | aw Chavles 1. Sinith states that the rear Dr. H. S. West, poreelain crown and bridge icinnati, The:: objection of - the truck of the tender was the fiest to leave the | work, No. 12 Pearl Wholcsale meu is directed uzainst certificates track. The envineer instantly applicd the -~ issued by the trust. When the trust again, and the train was brought to a | J.G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. sceured control of all the distilleries they ad. stundstill within its own length, The threc took a jump down the embankment, turned over on their sides and slid ubout Lifo'b thirty feet through the mud, landing in | block, Council k about a foot of water. They left the track = on the inside of the cury not go down the bank and would probably have remained on the track had not the cars | The attention pu toff. ‘The only coupling broken was | €ling on the Om the one between the tender and the baggage | line has been at ear, and the three ¢ ars lay on the ground all | the unique anc couple rthe When nan Smith saw the tender leave the rails he stavted to but the jerking of the train threw him against the gate, wh been much mor he was caught by the By the time 1 te extricated himself the cars were going down | or the bunk on that side side of the cab. It was any is erec those who hav 10 ive work i most fortunate thing | ar 3ixby, steam neating, san The cngine did Beautiful Decorating. - vanced prices 7 ¢ issued 4 rebate ce ary engl- iilding, Omal Slufts. - - vided the par issued bought goc By this scheme th of the erowds of people trav- | upon which the: s o rallon all around, but rtificate of 5 cents a gallon, Merriam | Payable six months from date of issue, pro- rtificate was of the trust 10,000 ) whom such ¢ s exclusively 1c trust held about & of money belonging to the wholesale men. do not pay a cent of inter- wha & Council Bluffs motor | est. This is what the wholesalers object to. tracted for some time past by | After a leng talk, in which th 1 showy oftice building the | some wholesalers udvocated building dis- ting at the car stables, But | tilleries to knock out the trust if the latter proved too refractory, resolution was admired the outside have dopted proy inspected it. The dee- | with the trust to stte & [ would be withdra S being done by ( for the other | Frecman in the new plastic relief which they | the interest of th introducing, the samples of whicli in the | veloped was decic inted to ca see if the 5 per cont re wh and otherwise look e trade. The sentiment de- ledly hostile to the trust. for him that he was unable to jumpas hetried | show windows' of their estublishment at 25 —_————— to o or'he would have been Duricd under the | Pearl siveet. huve attructed so much atten- A SHIDoRr O W aelas sin “As it was neither he nor the eng on » work is done. on the naked B [ s s e eer were injured at all in al plaster that becomos as hard |, MILLVILLE, N. T, June 1 el "The seene in the chaiv car after the wreck | as stone und lasts as long us the wall itself, [ Telegram to Tur Bre]—A bold attempt to begs deseription. Grips, bundles, um- [ Tt is @ perfect imitation of linerusta walton, | sell liquor in oviginal packages was made brellas and passen, were pilled together [ withont its san in the wildest confusion. Through t windows on the lower side of the car the | an ovdir water was pouring, and there was a wild | desizns are wre scranbl means of egress was through the door the pa s began to elimb along theseats, | any effect desi It was while gotting out i this ner that Judwze Deemer received his injury. | don He stepped upon one of the winde vholly in and was | ceiling is an an precipitated into the water and mud beneath. | and wrinkled, The broken glass cut a frightfal semi-civeular | worth going ist below | erinkles ane rowly missin vy, Alurge [ relief. The e vein was severed and the blood spurted in w | bronzes separat large stream. He was taken out and a lot of | moulding in te bandages were hastily improvised, but the | is in thee shad flow of blood wis stopped until Dr. | orange. The Macrae arrived and sewed up theaeut. Allof | material and th the other passengers got out without addi- | ighter bronze a tional injury, Word was at once sent to the | hining on som ¢ yard oftice, and a switch engine and coneh [ The walls are were sent down 10 brin the city. The following is a list of geometric ciry THE INJURE Hnl'v lleI"H % of Red Ouk, on his | . The work is Dizivei of Red Ok, on his [ e worl is v will wive t higher s Junee H. way to this city, where he was holdi terin of district court, severe cut on leg slight bruises. broken | peavance, The plast vy putty coi to reach the outerair. The only | condition. When finished it becomes as b and | as stone and can be tinted and retinted to pan- | remarkable and oviginal pi the passengers 1o | per and gold, and the fig: e voun neness and machine-lik - | n s put on the wall like | known tough, wit and the fignres and L) leit is in a plastic neht whi opened business cd. The room referred tois a | brisk business. of W “The police w bronzes. The panel of taking 1o stock in tique bronze effect hamme cision of the supr : here yestorday, B u Clark, a well JUNE the K¢ THE FE Comment the Benruts, J Tur Bey representative in the East African rived here today. It is reported that on s solely preliminary to the tions, his mi 17, ] come of nearly #1400 1t s signified ofl company is one of the four re cently sold to the Standard oil con & of th Terms ur ) Sir Per negotiutions, whict Count Von Hutzfeld 1890, it that any T AFRICAN QUESTION, ¢ German Press on of Settlement, Special Cablogram to oy Anderson, the British sgotin ual v will be conducted by it, the German ambas sador at London, und the Marquis of Salis bury, Sir Pe Dr. Kranel, the head v Anderson had a conference with 1 of the ( an colonial department, and a positive settlement of the east African question is certain, but it is probable th will occupy likely to get The North ( oming agr at th neart 1 shie ma ent n arranging of the details y fortnight. England is asks in Nyamiland 1 Gazette thinks that the is not likely to please Germany or Engluand ctte says that all_appre hension is removed, and that Lord Salisbur; hus met the German claims in a spirit of p irness The Hamburger Nachrichten de 1 agroen rything is conceded to England, and the outlined that ey ares that nt is a fatal mist that the Gormans are duped in a most ridic ulous manuc lish Loxnoy, June Tue Bry rad The Ch traders to have pat - Must Have Patience, Special Cablegram to ronicle advises English ionce and trust to the Americans own objections to the new tariff fc its repeal, The bill, it says, was pro moted by a small ving of wealthy American manufactnrers I'he chosen the | extend her African po and sonthwe says, that w cust evil n all h imes thinks that Lord Salisbury has in allc Gerng to 1o the Congo nda. Itis probable, it many in some other quarter of the world for the cession ¢ f Vitul and. On the whole we may be fairly satistied with the German con ssions A Bad George S that portic station last Mrs. Anna terday afte v teuffen m - of night Allen rnoon ( len vesidence and . om Gibson Station. disturbed the quiet of the city near by threatening to kil with a hatchet. Yes corge visited the hot a dozen or Gibson | of the ehickens and then chased Allen off the i | A ling thut a committee of ten | highly pleased with the in- | leading wholesalers be apy e when they ha b a large bottler's wagon | loaded with bottles of beer and whisky on the Malapa rond just outside of the city, and for a few hours did re apprised of the affair, and, 1 the original package d me court, started to arrest and u pieee of art work | Clark, but as he was outside the city limits miles” to see. The [ they were unable corrugations are in_hea we is made of soft blended | fall they swooped ed from the pancl by a When they got s cotta and gold. The freize | been patro designs are combed out in the | ress. Clark esc e clevations tipped with the | to tuk nd it looks like the sun was bottles » old Romanesque bronze. Vineland. in two shad the wagon s are concent Republic The lines are carved pic- | Wasniaros, 1 cotta and gol £ "“ inquestionably the finest little offiisthe g ever done in the city, and to rec artists who did it a still | c A H. Laweitt: of Red Oak, who was going | bronze were used in the work. achange in the to the transfer with his sister, Mrs, Davis, to - — were I':', ted HN.' see her on ler train for the north, severely 1f you wish to sell your property call on the | it Mg e vruised on knee and side. Judd & Wells Co., B. Judd president, 606 | mitt There Mus. Haxsan Davisof Brookings, Dak., en | Broadway. ;:‘ "l' "“ BPOSLY route home from RRed Ouk, side badly bruised SRS k. & Schmidt's ga struments, I . Elegant and severe nervous shoc J. H. Hiwr, from Augusta, 111, to Denison, ‘Pex., bruises on legs and arms, Ustren Seates Marsuar D, B, Miniek of Lted Oukt, eoming to the Biuffs, hip severoly | I ¥ou wish to negotiate a loan on chattel or [ of the bill by a bruised. real estate secu Miss HANNAI ANDERSEN, @ young Swede Nl.v fe & Co.. sivl from Galesh 1L, to Sult Lake City, | Street, up-stuir cut, fu teontused and braises sl ry refurnished, and new in The caucus nex: days, &.00 cabinets for [ McComas anti-ge: finish , see EH. | factor, and Main | effort it lowest ra s, Broadw rit bri ta subseq ing the. saloon on wheels w o5 of bronze, copper, fire and | rumsoaked and several ped. The police & succeeded in - getting the s of bronze, cop- s BT arranted. 220 Main | the vote was taken n — -——— the hall, so the r ote of 22 to 20, v to its friends, who will make anothe Y o do so. They sent word | vy | to the Vinelaud police, and just before night- down upou Clark. there the gang which had s ights were in prog- tempted 3, and, umid . shower of gon to n House Caucus, June 16.—The repub- house 0 me in caucus ¢ the report of the 1cus committec upon the national election ndine. Three hundred packages of | bill. After some amendments by Frank for de of canvassing, ete., entire bill was approved as | om the caucus com- was every disposition action upon the bill in the t turned its attention to the reymandering bill. - Befor members had left hich was the defeat sult, uent cancus. s, - - SRR It Was a Draw. on lower limbs, Desirablo dwellings located in all parts of il e o iacortaliod ahonsy | theycity; ¥ for want by B FLiShoute!ss Coiy (|| | LOUISYILLE, I3 engine and o weik track were the causes of | Broadway and Main st. up stairs, gram to Tur B the accident e engine, No. 312, is one of = T the heaviest mogul machines on the Destroyed the Diseased Meat. fought a ten-roun weighing sixty-five tons The train from CnicaGo, June 16.—The meat inspectors of | here this afternoc Creston to Pa fic Juuction is very heavy, ) the city health -ouch g generally consisting of ten or twelye ¥ Slecpers, b , express and mail cars, and the ordinary passc engines cannot make time with it For this v will keep reason it it pulled by a mogul At Pacific dw Off and sent across to P Omuha, and tne balance is pulled to the | mates that ' he Blufts. " There are gencrally fow passengers | work in this 1 who come this way. s all-the through truvel | malking money crosses at 1Pl Conductor Goldthwaite, who had charge of | burses the own, of the train, went through a window with | the state and ci 5 ¥ the discased meat captured Sunday. City | ging from st ith Commissioner Wick 1 ts and when the legislature meets | fon a part of the train is cut | again he will try to have the law so amended [ first blood was dr ittsmouth and up to | that the city can protect herself. He inti- [ round @ at [ Atthe close of the ninth vound both were gloves and rt to Both men show Duaily had the ad up a vigorous search for dis- | janded heavily on ind and scored ) department today destroyed [ ounc sham says his believed the is a watter and that somcbody is | very tived, Daily out of the Kkilling of con- | eye'and Murrd ttsmouth, demned eattfe, for which the state reim- | cut and swollen. crs, The old fight between | so tived that their ty inspeetors scews o be on both feet, but was not injured. Al of the in- | again in full force AT s lips and , June 16.—[Speeial Tele- e, ]—Charley Daily of St Louis and Billy Murray of Los Angeles d draw at the baseball park n for $300. They used four- there was some lively slug ) finish. d considerable science, but antage in weight. Murray 1y's mouth in the first unsatis- | Tel draft for $110 to I. M. Shellenbe | relief of the Bradshaw sufferes aclean knock down. The | in the third wn by Dai had u bad cut over the left In the tenth the men were e blows counted for little, ) Wi jured, with the exception of Judge Decmer, e - & were taken to_the Ogden hotel, where they : Keansey, Neb ; were attended by the company Surgeon, Dr, Warlike Rumors at Lisbon. gram to Tue Bee,]—This afternoon, wh ha, L of | regiments of in Macrae, Judge Deemer was taken to Om placed i Pullman, and_ sent by wi Plattsmouth to his home at Red Ouk, leaviu at 4 o'clock The track was not cleared until last even- ing. The on over the Wabash to Malvern, where they | Ine service and Quillianaire ad again struck their own line The total dani- [ besii also to suppress o will not exceed §00. The cars were gt | other measures injured in the mud, the only damage being a [ British viec few broken windows, scritched paint and | vesidence and t dict. 1tis a wonder how all of the passen- | sulate. gors escaped alive, United States Marshal Miller wus thrown from his seat and slia half Senator the length of the car. He did not know that WASHINGTON, Jur sed until he reached the Had the his hip was by city, when it began to pain hi trin been runuing at a high posed two amen it several would undoubtedly have been killed. | enacting clause and inse The prompt action of Enginecr eSweeney in | the secretary of stopping the traiu cannot be= 0o highly bullion at its monthly. The Gillette & Freeman's, 28 Pearl st United States ¢ The gasoline stove 1s more dangerous than The Uni theunloaded wun. Save life and property by | Bostoy, Ma using the C. B. Gas and ¥ HIGRES . S.B Wadsworth & Co., 207 Pearl street, | ings of the ent lounmouey for Lombard Investment company. | ¢rease of #ii1 & increase of #0,091; for the four months end i o 3 T e oL ing April 30, gross, 812,688,316, an_inerease of Wisconsin Tho Mautattan sporting heada'ss, 418 B- | %50 ORI G4, an inercase of | WaukEsua, Wis., dus way. o 3,000, ———— The Carver Avreste Sam Davis, ul Tricky Sam,” the col Conspiri ored mun who is alleged to be the individual Loxnoy, Jun: who carved Albert Smith so terribly at Big | respondent suys ke Sunday evening, was placed under ur- | have discovered a wide-spread conspiracy | P fust the Czar's life, The rest yesterday morning b, Fowler. He was locked up in the ity jail, where he now is, but no charge will be pre ferred against him until it is ascertained how Deputy Mavshal | ag at Gatschina at all the palac have been seve y und described | today from Wa 1 150 marines will be sent to Mozambique, oing Burlington trains went | posse have decided to ory day. One was to strike outall after the om- | visions of the act of 1 that there shall beno legal tender in the [ manuf cotric Light Co’s | gram to Tue Ber,)—'The Union Pacific s SLove, road’s April statement shows: Gross earn- | A Be Rt | svatera 0n lavge jobs of structural irou in Austin and 1oy, June 16,1t is rumored that two | bathing in the sec fantry, a batt vy of artillevy | tyjal scuool, Sam e, an inmate vices say the governor colonial 1 irregular 10 boycott the English. The | pottom. ake refuge at the Ttalian con- | ghore, but feared been an inmate R mouths and was sent from Platte county. Blair's Amendm 16, dments to the silver bill to- 1t He came to N Senator Blaiv pro- | from the orph The body W accident was not the m t a section divecting A £ e treasury wnder the pro- | ynderbiadi i8 1o purchase silve AAERMAL wket price and coin $4,000,000 Prrrssui, 1 o other amendment provides [ tion has been cr ure xeept gold und silver coin, Belgian ivon firm on acific Showing, ss., June 16,—[Special at Minneapolis 25 can be done by The Belgian cons an firm 81,207, an in . 04508, an | Houston, Tex net carnings, § e 'y on the Cza 16.—The News' Berlin cor- | At he St 1 vention have be meeting of tersburg police | Dr.J. D. Buck ¢ eriul pulaco | Who 18 seriously i is undermined. The guards - ) 5 s have been doubled, There The We val arrests. v For Nebraska wmship Areivals, hington on his way to Keo La | drowned. He sw 5 4 ted a few moments befo s for the Zam- | \hen in midstream on his return he v ish coin and adovt | tuen with cramps and sank helplessly to the is' home 1 New s Life, peets for a successful, weeting private, but as Mr sond lake south of the indus- | el Dale, sixteen year: of that institution, was m across the lake and starting back. us onsul was compelled to quit his A number of the boys were on the opposite to render aid. The lad had of the school about four sbraska i city found late this evening. The due to any carelessness o nagement of the school, Ameri June | eated among iron und ste an Iron Firms, A decided sensa s by the aunouncement that o will bid to supply the struc tural iron necessary for the new court house per cent cheaper than it Pittsburg munufacturers. ul has confirmed the rumor. hus secured contracts for - v Homa@opathists. 2 16,—The arrival of physicians to attend the homaopathic con rous und the pros are flutteri the iustitute held tonight, of Cincinnati was elected I Ll ssident, vice Dr. Sawyer of Monroe, Mich., f not fatally ill sather Forecast. For Omaha and vicinity —Fair weather and South Dakota—Fair severely Smith is injured and what the vesult Stes wavmer, except stationary temperature in of bis fujuries will bo. Dayis has been iden At New York—La Gascogne, from Havre; | eastern portions of Nebraska, variable wind tified by fully a dozen person as the man who | the Polynesia, from Stetten bevoming soysharly truck Smith with kuuckles, but there is a At Southampton—The Eider, from New o lH\E‘l LR soolan, varigble Wil difference of opinion as to whether he is the | York warior Wednesday S one who did the carving Glasgow—The State of Neva o . 25 wha 8tatod in thosd. columus. yesterday, | New yowson=11 Mo 40 oyage:- freu Qll Stock Sald, Swith started to run when Dayis drew his [ © At Loundon—Sighted: The Dania, from | PIrmssvke, Pa, 18.~[Special Tele razor, and pursued him, The stabbing | Baltimore gram to Tue Bee I'homa W. Phu was done soveral yards from where the row - the willionaire oil operator of Newcastle :...l'.‘.'»i‘(i‘:.i.‘fl\'\’y‘x“lx‘x‘ll:“]\fdx“.fi”[x“.'n‘.f« the Judge Miller Coming to Omaha. | P, has sold his extensive intorests in the Boe the stabbing. One of the musicianswhe | CHicato, June 16.—Judge Samuel F. Miller | ofl field of Gladerun, Butler county, to the was pluying for the da Wt the Pralor | of the United States supreme court arvived | Forest oil company. The cousideration was olace saw the whole affe iLnl'\ winutely before he saw him at the | kuk, Omaha au station, even statiug that be bad lost @ frout | will bold court, I St. Paul, at which places he | duction of 1,400 1 wmust be bigh, 1 " in the field th U weans @ gross da | contract fc Cramp of Philadelphia and bt check were | o ha Union iron wi | morning and mill men” Sc premises. Just at dark he a fter hewing down the front door inti and mat 1 that with | 1 returned, iis hatchet he would slaughter the whole family. This morning a W Mg, Cable—Sy had not beer ant will be issued for Steuffen’s arr Proven June 1 prevailing in Puebl cholera and rm, It and taken s that th Ltar spread of the discasc She Was Anxious to Ma Viessa, J Tue Bry nounced all in order that she mig Her renunciation was made in the pre of the cmpy Count Kale Vicnna. Ed smith Wins Ano BUrraro, une 16 Arch Du st - to be Cholera, 6.—[New York Herald cial to Tk Bee.|—The govern ment announced in th 1 proven that the disc senate today that it ¢ now o La Rugat is Asiatic lere was no eause for was further stated that the board of health had sent adepy R sasures o prevent the S Special Cablegram to ichess Valerie today re her rights to the Austrian throne ht marry as she chose, > members of the court, I the Arch Bishop of - her June 16— 1d of Denver defeated Jim Daly of Phildadelphia in u s Y ton club for a pursc of £1 best of the fight from the mith struck several foul blows, but the that & und figlh it hie re before the Arling- 0. Smith had the t. Itisclaimed referce would not ullow then. New Ma d ison 8¢ - ir G 1 len Opene W Youk, June 16.—The largest amphi theaterin America and pr bly the largest in the world was opened touight by the dedi- s new Madison Square garden cation of the Fully ten t anc to stund. of which mor housand ° people were in attend than two thousand had - ThreeHundred DenverPlumbersStrike Dexver, Col., June 16, number of three h nd joincd the st lathers and hod carri labor unions donated mor held a ley 1o aid Loxboy, June 16, T Bre.) granted a co lac of rupecs a lac annually Gran Graxn s The In my nuall; fo! 1 Isla LAND, N ny a subsidy of « further p to coustruct railways from Plumbers to the undred quit work this King carpenters al gangs of brick layers, iers also quit. All the meeting_ yesterday and 1 the strik ndian Railway Subsidies. blegram to nnent has half a y for ten years and one Wl of ten years imla to Kulk —— nd’s Donation. ., June 16.—[Special Sy wian gov um to Tk Bre.]—Major Platt sent u for the "his makes €10 donated in_cash by the citizens of Grand sland, besides food and clothing Contracts for Cruisc WasmNGron, June 16.—The st the navy toc Abande Pans, June Ber The the difiiculty constitutes the discussic Th LoNDON, J Br e herselt by Bechm in memor lay dire n 8, 150- - s Awarded, tary of award of the (- cruiser to (0-ton cruiser cted the ton army - Telegra peri press t o of th > Que une 17. inand Special C: s of San Fraucisco, the Dis ph confercnce, owing to enced in defining what clogram, has abandonod subject, - n on a Bust. [Special Cable m to 'he queen has presented to e Rothschild a bust of )f her recent visit to his estate of Waddesdon. Strike of Nuew Youk, June 16.—The strik is spreading. will be increased to 8,000 by the eud of r Cloak It is exp Makers Spreading. of cloak One thousand ccted that the numb -~ La Bourgogne in Port, make ready out. week. Havee, D gogne, from A Pl me 16, New Y sabled and repair 8, arrived this mornii s Derrorr, Mich,, Ju yacht beari bottom ot crew and pa Mary Dislikes Displ Loxnoy, | nio Navarrc will be very | ent Earthquake Que., June felt hereat 7 Crsin shock ples Lake S 1ty wer June 16 ) and Mary Ande quict, only r¢ The steamer La Bour ork, June 7, which was ing her machinery June Party Drowned, me 16.—A small steam wsure party went 1o the t. Clair yesterday. The aved, ay. Ihe marriage of Antc on tomorn utives being p - Canada, 16.—An carthquake 5 this morning. It moved from cast to west Bishop ¢ LONDON the Cuthe Tniporters Notl thwaite Dead, Bishop Corthwaite of of Leeds s d BROOKS BROS, & GO, and Whi Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery S Noveltles, Albun Coat-Collar Springs, ¥ i ST e ods, &e, Fment for cy arke st as KNIFE-BOARDS, AUCTIONEE RS, REETMEN AND PEDDLERS, ty of e, 10¢ and 2 uter argge and fully 1lustrated AT410N. Fourth st S§t. Louls, Mo, e onponee e Brmnea menmtof| 1 1€ ] A, Murphy Admitting it ¥ 2 » Avarsta, Mo, June 16,—A letter from Se MANUFACTURING CO,, 15t Avenue and 21st Stroet retary Blaine to ex-Mayor Conys says: “You are in error In supposing I am opposed to | @ 5 N SIS i WIEIANE Fred o, dute. Ty ol | D ASIY D OOLS ana el fection is not to frea sugar, but to the pro- | posed method of making it free pending tarifft bill, sugar fs placed the free list we give to certain countr a free market for 000,000 of ¢ Rand and Scroll Sawing Re-Sawing and Planing. Sawing of all kind<, Porch Brackots, Kindling wood .50 por load deliversd, Clean | suwdust' by _the barrel 250, All work to be first-class, ~ Telophone 245 YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.Y products, while they are not asked to open their markets to the free admission of a sin- | i =, gle dollur's worth of American pros THOS. OFFICER WL ML Pusky, ought to have in exchange for frec 1 OFFICER & PUSE from certain countrics a free mark bred s and provisions, besides various | fabr omall parts of our countey. In | BAN K E RS short, we ought to secure in return for . freo | sugar o market for #00,- | or &0,000000 worth of our Corner Matn and Broadway, own products. It will not require reciprocity | Couneil Bluf - lowa. treaties to secure this great boon. The taniil | fyaulors in forelgn and domestio oxchiize bill can contain all the necessary conditions. | colfuct fons e und ihterest paid on tine The legislative_power is able o secure the | dep desired end. Within the last twenty years | we have given countries south of us frée ad- | 1.1, Epmusnsoy, E. L. SuvGans, mission for nearly 0,000,000 worth of their Pros Vice-P'res. products without reeclving n ponny's udvan CiAs. R HTANNAN, Cashier tage in If sugar be now made I think, to look out for ne reciprocal ad | - > ; ; aid Up Capital ,000 vantages, Wearoa very vich nation, but | £414 U Capiiat LA ‘e not rich enough to trade on this uncqual | FUrplus and Profits Hastani st D NCC ORI CIUAL P hilrry v Db osttars 350,000 % | Diecrons -1, A, Mi I O, Gleason, B L Shugart, E. E, Hart, J Elmundson R. Hanpan, Transact general bankin ness. Largest eapital and surplus of any Vink in Southwestern Towi [ Interost on Time Deposits, L2018 0173 AR 01y AP P O AT AL N OIS DI W UM s Ut Ay I Swwoaq ous. WO 205 POt paow) 4 OA 'YOM FUA £qUIT UOT AL “'A/\(;OEIIRI\(; Electric Trusses, Belts, PRACTICAL HORSE SHOER. SWantel, DR C. B JUDD, First Class work guaranteed in 6% BROADWAY, every respect, COUNCIL BLUFES 1OWA 88 Fourth Street. Council Bluffs - - lowa MAXON & BOURGEOIS, ARCHITEOTS JAND( SUPERINTENDENTS, FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Room 250 Merrlum Block, Councll Blufrs, Ta 27 MAIN STREET, Room 610 N. Y. Life Buildi SPECIAL COUNCIL BLUFFS. hi Neb, Over €. B Jacquenin & Co's Jewelry store, Om OTICES THE LARGEST STOCK OF PICGTURE : ERAMES AND MOULDINGS WANTED A ral | Ever brow hgl_:nvm yrost, are now an sule at P atsheriils sale at less (han 2 per eent of W ANTED o wen or | wholesale value. We will sell you pictire WOnen; wiges #2 i Willow | frameseheaper than you ein buy the wnt avenue, 3 ished material for. The stock comprises tho - — | best grade of goods made. Come and see 01t SALE-One Jersey cow and one Hol- | Niles & Whaley, 406 Bradway, Couneil Blu I i : F. M. ELLIS & CO,, st st Broadway, Cc neil NOR SALE or Rent-Garden lan with Bouscs, by J. . Rice, 10 ottt A rehitects FPYEEWRITING and Shorthand - Luly AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDEN TS Rhodes has opened o general offiee’ for | Rooms 45 and 482 Bee Buildinz, Omahag shorthind and typewriting and is prepired 0 [ Neby and Rooms 24 and 206 Merriam Hlock) take dictation efther at the office oroutside, | Council Blutfs, Iu. ~ Correspondence solivitedy Depositions and legal copying given special | — « attention. Room 4. rown I»v.nluln = 18 MAIN ST. Wi AN ER. atany time leave yo on thi: follow A home wort gpern hirts 10e. Collars 2. Cuffs 4o, Und L000 at £24 per SN e Mandkerehiets 2o Socks 000t 24 per month T e Aamicworthis S ormont i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Other priced ho 1 the si 10 terms. The above nionthly jents incl S iateromt ol el Dt inca ol o oF JOHN SAN KEE. address the Juld & Wells Co. 606 Broudyw Council Biuits, Ta. R J. D. JACKSON, I modern houses. wet|Guaranteed Dentistry: JOR RE The store room, No. 18, fronting anBott] WGy — | plat Gold, ntinn Alnmnium and Colluloid, VW HAVE soveral toautitatimotors e | Eoiur i s oniiioi i work bl that we will trade for encambered vace o sl — V. Bilzer JOR RENT Ot TreAnestiotios glyen w Jots in Omaha or Couneil Hiafs. The Judd & | nesthot P Wolls Con Cotneil Biuirs, Ta. o N eia AL R RE , Gas Stoves and Ranges These stoves are the very best of their class. They are made inall designs and sizes, for all purposes, and their durabil- ity insures them to last a lifetime. Gas only costs $1.50 per 1,000 in Council Bluffs, and one burner consumes 10 feet an hour, making the cost of running about wsoline, with none of its danger cqual to g and disagrecablencss, ; Jewel Girculating Water Heater. This Heator 18 1o he conneeted with the kitchen T WL take the place of e water AnKO 0F couk KLave. Uiy w0 be lived whination with . rar couk wtove, it de. TUIS made enticoly of cust ieon and is pioked Wb i wool hotwean (o Ining and outsiie, Ttwillh D-gallon Lollor of wator from 5= 6 1202 10 one hour, on 2 (ot of gas, b 10-10 prossure Thire are three burners below the double pie coll T I 16 i, long, 8 in, wide and 16 i hikn Welkht (0 Ths The Jewel 18 the only Gas Clreulating Wator Heater I the world that'1s compact, powerful and chenp, #1600, thiuk of 1L Try to mateh it. Buy one, for IS JURL Wht you want Mo n 100 different kin s of gas stoves (o selocy trom, Ladies, come and see theu and try Ui Council Bluffs Gas & Electric Light Co, 211 AND 210 MERRIAM BLOCK C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1n % FURNITURE. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. CHE A fydraulic and Sunitary Engin Plans, Estimate FI. Birkinbine —53sittation supacyision of Bublio: Woels, Brown Building, Coucil 3lu G o Tustioe of the Pance. O lce over American Bxpress, No. N e 1z R e e o —e— T R— Aitornoys nlaw, Dractics In the S tate and Fed WIONE OF BUTS ot o ke Hooms 7 and 8 Bhuca tcBago Biock Council Blu lowa,