Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1890, Page 6

HE OMAHA DAILY BEE, MONDAY. JUNEKE 23, 180, tank of your stomach, or wash your hands o AUD 1 some years carriod off all tho West competi- | and faos i cold water and the sensation of T“E B](n pYTmAN CO)CI,:“ E. tive drill prizes. At Cincinnati they were | I H E; J E; W E; L‘\ THE OMAHA BEE. 'NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFES. thirst will disappear "\mmm -amnlh;'\\lnwn nm\rdm‘l l”u' n«'"uml l:""‘; by 'rh"-l ):-lm‘-‘. a, frop. There would be less summer diseases although there was about iy of 1 per cen (I( )'l P\( 1. nm R —— of i kinds if people would only. follow the o= betwveen thoir marking apd that of the win- | B ™ X OFFIC : ; ' tahsta | simple hygie les and use ns much intel- i i ning division. The membersof the Kokomo rr v oy, | Gonsiderable Damage Done by Last Night's | Rhnbic bt riits A (ot wUbCh (Gl | Preparations for the Event Golug Ahend | GiCKio! yifisned somie vory sevore consures '13 () ) ()‘ 2 # Deljvered by carricr in any part of the City. | Wind and Rain Storm, tenmsters do in caring for their horses, And Rapidly 3y Milwaukee. on the decision of the judges, For this they | (6N ¢ \ G C N H. W.TILTC . there would be no cases of diphtheria among were ordered by the supremo chancellor to | - h | adults,” — hmhlll-l_\' pologi \\illxh'h‘lhn\' wlmi..n m]m. | - — "he supreme chancellor thereupon issued INTERESTING TALK WITH A PHYSICIAN. | 17 you wish to sell your property call on the | OF GREAT INTEREST EVERYWHERE. | grier snspending their functions as o divi- These stoves ate - 3 ve = =5 Judd & Wells Co., C. B. Judd president, 605 7 sion. A strong effort will be made by the \ese stoves are the very best of their MINOR MENTION 2 Broadway. sl | friviids of the Kokomo division, who think | . 1 o ‘“ 4 N. Y. P, Co, | A Rock Island Engine Goes ;rlll‘ulllfll The Manhattan sporting headq'es, 413 B- | 1t Wil Be. the Mpge Important Secret :Ily\"d Ly 1 fu‘l'.l"l:n” wlh Ledt § . ey are made in all designs and Couneil Bluffs Lumber Co., coal, | an Open Switch—The Day way. ¥ Soclety Gatheripg of the Year | the crack division ie ed | sizes, for all purposes and their durabil- It i-.uq,mfl. that |1m|| ~4|v:\r\ \-ru‘l« h'lm.k’ | at the Parks — In The gasoline stove |~.mnrv dangerans than ~How Delegates and Visit- b ‘i"ll-«“!'ilnl:'\.\x|:-‘1l?\(‘ lxm I\II"I‘nill|l x.n:l‘l;l rlllnlv g Jie 4 % b 1 ahortly bo trected on the present sito of s e d s B - efore the Supreme lodge will be the ¢ v wativee 1 TR The Mint. " The O ¥ lln\l\‘lxlu:|-vl|vlnnllll;y;lhl ‘ A A AT R S L R Er A ors Will BeEntertained. of declaring illexal wll wesociations doing 1 | ity insures them to last a lifetime. Gas ot business block, and this is one of the - el ifo insurance business in the nameof the ety o * e ? STtew thiab thos conidering. The location | St B i tikeatenti &us stove, Blsiis 3 nrvh;(r, \\i_h]l 'l'n'l“plinn of |_hv-‘I-‘,{uh;\l\'l|\£|w 01][) costs $1.50 per 1,000 in Council will be determined very shortly | X stobtiEthsd NRc,: boe (LR 5| De Bros., 105 Main street, s the only | Miwavk ., June 21.—[Special to | rank, which alone is recoznized by the Su- | s : . The Good Templars will hold a sociable in | the afternoon biirst in all its fry about $:45 | placo In town Where you can got fresh and | Tie Ber.)—No botter choico could possibly il AL Lol A ) Bluffs, and one burner consumes 10 feet the Young Men's Christian assocfation rooms | Jast evening, About half-past eight the wind | gelicious confectionery. have been made than Milwaukee for the place | ths name of e oriden thoraby toaasing on | - o R ¢ ; tomorrow “evening. A fine literary and | oaeed to almost a gale, und the dust was — of holding the slxteenth sesalon of thost | the Boririie e joreby traspassiug on | an hour, making the cost of running about N e e WAIE b s it the | Whirled through tho streets in & blinding AMONG THE MAORIS. prome lodge, Knights of Pythias of the world | dowment rank, = Thers is no other society | o al to rasoline, witl s of i R R ses, K o fs cordially invited to | cloud. Large drops began to '":1- ‘;"“'"‘.‘; Bables Drowned by Mothers—Nuns | and the first encampment of the Uniform | Which penmits such trespassing tipon he | equal to gasoline, with none of its danger attend. No charge for admittanc | w y scattered for a few minutes, and and Missionaries Tortured. Rank of that order, ‘The “Cream City,” asit | fioune which belongs to ho" . stntes). & isacrecablencss, Manwa titricted sovoral hundred visitors | then the gates of the heavens werooponed | oy Futhor, Lawronce, o Fronch | is caliad bocauso of th fack that ts- houses | insstiatins " wilt™" doyptihe™ ke and disagrecableness. yesterday, T terday., The motors were well pattoueds | For three quarters of an hour the water 4 Catholic missionary of the order of the | uro built of cream-colored brick, is the most | u vigorous protost and u stroug fight up on and the bt e e ot Tho Couneil | foured; down ™ in | torrents, dnd 1t W | Immaculnte Concoption, has just con- | beautiful n its location and artificial adora- | being summarily doprived of their” revenie, Blufrs rowinge assoclation wore prac hpossible Ho seo merost the *titi | cluded n series of meetings at St. Philo- | ment.of any city on the great lakes, Its har. | It may_ be that the lottest contest of the i during the forenoon, and the steamne and the streets were soon converted | I s church, Pittsburg, says & Pitts- | hor has been likened by many travelers to the | agort will he made to increase the effciency i well patronized during the latter purt of the ) rushing rivers, the water filling them | burg dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. | gay of Naples. The high bank of the north- | and success of the Endowment rank by elé- | Jewel Girculating 4 Water Heater, d M curb to curb, and in many instances | He is now in New York whence he will S7t5 ba gl |{RENIWI L LN Mo Ben ot Botin ) ey s lined with handsome | vating the members of the board of control to | - ~ flowing over the sidewalks. Middle Broad- | sail for France and repair to the mother i R e e e e ¢ QT r COUN. , ELUFFS . s flooded be 2 b s | 4 3 s and parks, while the groat facto- 1e position of supreme lodge officers. This Heater Is to be con od with the kitehes BOSTON STORF, COUNCIL ELUF Wy was flooded batweon the doots of O | house of the order. Rath6r Luwrence | o as the extrom southorn extramity, aws Ihie claim of the Uniform rank to ¢ | Bt A | business house ox on Wash Goods. | Motor travel was not impeded until the storm | y N s ot | sionary among the Maoris in New Zea- | {7 : mnants in | wasnearly over, bt on the conteary the wet | FEGVY GREE IS CHOAE will return | Vesuvius smoke. The streots ave well kept, | boen mooted only within the lust tivo or Totors gilded along. without appirent difi- | thither to take up his work, He tells a | and within a balf hour's ride are numorous | months by the ;nflm!)(‘f of that rank, Sucty t | culty. most remarkable story of his experience | beauty spots well worth a visit on a summer’s & change would cause an entire remodeling o representations in the supreme lodge will from tho residences, bolch forth a_veritablo | colie up- for dieussion. The question has o a1 e lon with o range or cook Atove, If d sired. TUIS made entirely of cast iron and 1s packed With mine wol betwaen the 1ining and outside. 1L will heata d-gallon boiler of water from = 1o on 2 foet of was, at 10-10 prossuro burners Lolow the double pine has spent twenty-three years as a mis- i i Special Py 5,000 yards outing flanne stripes, o Most suitable thing for b waists, misses' blouse w te. e prive for Monday e e AR e iy, the order rozurding representation in the su- Tomk, S in wide ‘ana 16" . i irds printed berge cars mu‘I"LN‘"»«\'I'“ll\"hlll;«l ,hu"‘.”"'l m'|l'l"'. “The people,” he says, ‘“exhibited | While the people of the United States are ! - wel 1« the only Gas Clreulatini Water dots, plitids, stripe border, tints, ete closed motors. . Abaut 1:40, howeser, Ietor | some of the worst forms of savagery. | on the qui vive to know what they will be TERRIBLE BRUTALILY. o tor o the world" s Sl pact, Towertal g per yard; (10 yards for 25c); would travel came to 0 Bl S0, e e | The killing of infant childven was an or- | able to see in Milwaukee during the week of Rl ko 10 ey 0 e 1 0y ane,tor A Just whit you wi at fe More than 100 different kinds of gas stoves to select from, Laties, come and see then and try theu Council Bluffs Gas % Electric Light Co. ¥ yards, printed stripe beiges | possible to reach the car house by tele: dinary occurrence. 1 have seen inhu- | the great biennial couclave, the citizens of A Fiendish Father Crucifies Hiy Son e Iatedt tints, double fold, Glye per | phone us the line was open and the cause of | man mothers take their little ones to ] this city are actively at work preparing in a Cellar, < would be a bargain at 10c. the stoppage was o mystery. Itwasreported | the water’s edge, plunge them in until | for the quarter of a million strangers, | Jacob Ackerman, a German farmer in s dress gingnams, 121 and 15 qual | that the overhead wire was down and this | they died of suffocation, and then rend | wno will be their guests during_the week of | White Haven township, was lodged in WU the latest pluids, stripes, brocades | was aceepted as the corvect explanation by | the'tiny lifeless bodies limb from limb. | July 7-12 next. The first requisite, of course, | jail at Wilke Ps Amon the lotare the latest in ging | the dozens of pussengers who wore waitig | wo to | is the money question, aud this had been well | charged with o heinous crime. Acke fonar , although powerle R, sacarapa cloth, Prices while they last | for transportation across the river. 5 AR e e 0t Mo B | i mod it v hiel L A 1% ot 105 e ame | The s st as quickly as it be- eak up this practice, exerte _ ¢ man has the reputation among his neigh 2 9 ¢ 10¢ 1 yurd. - Others geu 1215 and Lhe for'same | [The i SOPPEl A0S IS oot Wore dry | 10 reseue us many ef the children na wo | ledgod by l}w enterprisine business men of | bovs of being o man of ungovernable 11 AND 210 MERRIAM BLOCK. B0 out i stripes figures, plads, ot in | W, Wwith vidges of mad along tho sido. | could, with the ultimate object of bring- [ His clty to pay the exponses of cutortaining s dispateh to e Gloho- | == — ¥ x outing flannel is to be found ut the Boston | walks and paving to tell of the great amount | ing them into the ¢ ‘hristian fold whe ground’ has been selocted “"“;‘ st ml;lu On Friday he told his little > 5 & ik - Store, Our pri yard, while others | of sediment brought down by the flood. | they reached mature years. The | gf the city, in which 12,000 Uniform Knights | son Jacob, aged eleven years, to go to \\« I’IY I t&Y III()II Pl{l(_,lis Several cellars in various par ns in both | were flooded, including se ‘h de- | business blocks, Indian creck showed a rise of five feet and Ofytho ity | first time that T was fortunate | will go into camp, fully thirty-five hundred | the field. The lad did not go as guick roadway | anough to sture & mite of | tents being furnished by the Milwaukeo com- | as his fathor wished, This caused the = o anity in this manner, I felt ,méll‘!lvu 'fr;'l',{'flv in " latter to lose his temper. He forthwith 2 half, but did not do any damage. ely perplexed as to how I was to take e detailed programme of the week's per- | opdered the hoy to go into the cellar, Fotheringham, Whi c This water was all easily taken care of, and | care of it. There was no milk proeura- fl"’m‘::“"l‘"‘,:l“':{:l:’l‘l;‘i“_‘:“"“'_u::1‘:""’::‘{ and wide 1 Phe youngster delayed, und the \ \ " P Ceunetl Blufts, | but little trace of the rise could be seen along | ble, and I knew that solid food would be | FilGa" gy R ItohatoL: Sand’ unntrormed | .BngYy : fathers proce 1 to make n - tho creek banics an. hour after the Storm Wis | useloss ns a sustenance for an. infant, 1 | parade, of wniformed and wwuniformed | (LENoe Yioivy fhabors in the shape of fou ore | g In every e ut prioos oy e b AL O L DY PR AT O N veen Matoron [ Yent nnlxur» a rude church “h‘i'hrhlllm been orcloclebn Tucsday atterngon, uly wi an X, .‘\]"l ] h;- hl:ullnnillvd the timbers i1 come | antly and cheiply you can aeoomplish (e o o ol TR L et i s b st | erected for our mission, and, falling on | the finest semi-military display ¢ ogether ho lashed the boy to the back Mrs, Tty Warren is visiting her, purents at | Bryant strocts, whore, abott, Mis, agow knoes, prayed to God to send me an | the w ot less tham twelve thou of it, tying his arms and’ legs. The PEOPLE S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, Rushville, Nel 0 piration. As I left the church the | formed Knights have been expectc fathor then went up staivs, and ot tho MANDEL & KLEIN, &0 Brondway, Council Bluffs, lowa, 1 get 19 and pst American sato colors und figures, finest signs 12150 u yard, sold elsewhe av 15 and | BOSTON'STOR “Il\('n you can get the best there is made In every line ut priccs that will not bhan It rupt yom m'e you or purse t to pa i Nitohd o . | mense volume of water that swept across into o S coted to pat (! i oI B Owon of iho raitroad coutracting | BV (R SIECT SCNCP G T | et objoct that met my s was o owe, | BB i the parade, but us Yeports come n | point of ' pistol drovo everybody out of | = THIRG a1ty JRRtARIIg SR ey 7| Biyant streets. 4 her udder heavy with milk, and to all | fFom &l ditcctions there ro strong in the house. The inhuman beast then 5 o o wator. did_considerablo_damago on | apranrance pluced thore by Providenco | Hais that the nunier will'be incramsed to | (6o uird around tho promisos, hold- C. A. BEEBE COMPANY Prof. Cliurles Zorbungh, formerly of the | Noutll Second street, where several hundred neriay deaf and dumb institute i this city, returned | w08 ARG SEER RS ST Those | O the very puppose concerning which 1 | aggrogati yesterday from Olatha, Kan., where he has [ 1005 Ol fitiered. along . Washington | had been in such embar ment. With- !ktmu div] been teaching the mute school avenne (0 Main street, and a 1ot of them were | 0ut more ado I placed my infant charge f les: 1 | carried down Indian creek. The damage | in a position to ab: orb the needed nour- | m #4,800 have been of ing in one hand an axe and in the other f which there will b arvevolver, He threatened to shootany- Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1n Especial efforts are bei ¢ | body who came near the dwelli The re w large array of fine | ygonizing cries of the boy on the eross Fl I RNI I l l RE zes amounting to 800 | i the callar could be heard for some dis- City Attorn ccompani } ot NP L oure | brass P by Mrs, Stewart, left last_evening for Des | from paving actually washea away is com- | ishment, which it did w ident | ! 1 ; g ! NGt R : Rl 16ent 1 will be awarded to competing bands in u big | 1! : X Moines for o briof visit, - He gocs to confer | paratively smll, us tho bulk of the loss will | gusto. I had the child and its strange | concert to be held at Schlitz pari on Wednes. | tanee from the house, but there was no Gt ot T e A S ACnd s O talon e Wit the Des Moines city_ solicitor upon sey eral cases that involye the sime points in 0 stid. e from the paving has set- | foster-mother lodged in my own quarters, | g, He g 5. 205 1 o a foot and ahalf, | y)q the dumb animul d 05:206and 2! ng the ! ening. On Friday evening the exposi- | One at hand to give him relief. e T 1H"t.'u} ts ma | tion building will bo the scenc of mnother [ AtGo elock in the e : 2 e i) wvenue | ternal duty with a fidelity equal to that | monster concert, in which all the bands will | went to the stable. His-daughter, who | g A 1 \AY L A 1 3 ST STOC From now il T 1 we are going to | et oo o A B o ottt the | of & humai being, sometimes even rap- | join. There will be ncarly a thousand instri- | had been away on visit, came home a SPECIAL NOTICES. D L S LOURO knock all provious atiempts at low prices. | nill. ping on the floor with its feet when the | Hents. m[hlsvl‘, tho fl;m ion of My W, - | little after 6. *She heard feeble cvies in || COUNCIL BLUFFS. PICTURE : FRAMES We will guarantee to sell you goods cheaper ing struck the carriage repository of | baby needed attention, This was the | 3O 08 FOUHCARCHS ,'{‘,( x“"}"i sontot | the celler, and went down to sce what AND MOULDINGS than you bought the same quality or 1 on North Main street, tear- | beginning of a system which has since ith -an accompaniment of | o 0 “y0Wie could be. She found her T 1 N T |h| ) Broadw nd y, and 204 co Street, Council BlufYs, vening the father Rent—-Garden land, with and the darkened auditorium ver brou 1t 10 the West are now « money Best qu v India challies | ing one lightuing loose from the building | qeveloped, until there ave wer 700 brother sl 1 iy to expire. He had . R, Rice. 102 Main st., Counell prl 5 ! il e 0 lighty SOOIt EORY) ped, until there ave now over 700 | wiil b illuminated as the strokes of the ham- | brother almost"ready to expire. He hac eSS AUULHRa SO OU B UL ey et dhunc | Tnbona i .‘,‘f’;“"fi another one out O | infants in the hands of the missionaries | mers fall upon the anvils by the light of a | hung for seven hours on the wooden I A TGl N RS A e A o e | Shpe. | No dunuge to, the bullding could B¢ | i New Zealand, whosc sustenance isde- | hundred lumbeay torch structure, and his flesh was badly torn. | Toss than 2 per centof 2o i | : rived almost exclusively from the milk | The fireworks display on Thursday evening | His chin found & resting place on the X. R T A ST LI SCT R dress buttons at just half | Just | At the electric light station the clect than you cun buy the unfin- wsing more trouble | of ewes, will alone be worth & visit to Milwaukee think of it. Where can vou got such bar- > ’ spli i 3 $ This circumstance saved his life, but stock comprises th S G P L L nfl‘n‘vw‘]‘) snced there before | I have been subjected to shocking | from uny purt of the United Sta It will | 1de his sufferings the harder. The sis- e Soninaa g Rl wiaoualiset! RO SR BOLter [RATmIthat CanSe i S s S < ten | be given at Cold Spring payk, which will also A Gl 5 ; brush hands I, a0 Bradway. Council Blutrs, SEBLALIIL ki Sl L O CLD from that L St tortures. 1 have been strung up for ten |y, ysed for the military mancuvers, Com- | ter took down the eross and released the byl ILNO0C | st m'.'.‘.' ey 5 .(‘-;3‘..’.(!} ard 1\;‘.::»:! v‘.lhl;‘l:\fi mu -1( :.m :ll;nl‘ll:(l.lll»““:‘:-““‘h“':“:‘;\:“; | be a cord attached tomy hands, | fortable seats will be provided for three or The doctor s the boy cannot \\r ANTED-—-A girl to do lig (llhvhl umn € LR L R R el B e e L U *h we tied behind my back: my | four thousand personsin the amphitheater, 5 \ small family / ) uns e vand, - worth | dynano oo, which was filled with fushes | {00 nails were torn off, and—sce these | and the other thousands wil find good oppor” [~ As soon as the news of Ackerman’s | Flntstr e 11 VA, urpi onall white goods, lace floun also caused on the inc rent light civeuit, | deep grooves in my arms, they are the v in the wide park grounas to sec the [ hratal work beeame known to the neigh- OST- A hmmm; ~I. i digmond. Rinder will e brilliunt display of claborate set picces, which | 1,0, will last for more thun.an hour. Nor should the latter organ would dwit) have lynched him had he not made him- | Mevirded forleaving same at e o fscaree. To escape the irate neigh- BUSI nan surrendered himself to 820000 ed with, but ne | sears remaining where the flesh was cut \I.mmut‘ wats don lights were not | out from the wrist to the shoulder in et - g 2 runniug during the storim, as the schedule | " have "also been to China,” con- | abed at the ‘exposition building by the “uw bors, Ackel which wus scriously MANUFACTURING CO., 15t Avenue and 21st Street. Sash, Doors and Blinds too many. 1 afine wool per cent, ou at least are afte ns we are bound to get your | did not eall for them until 10:20 o'clock. i o > in. vos Y i 5 i b & pro| . et h oAt el T o o | tinued Father Lawrence, in response to | of Wisconsin, represented by its chief the authoritic He was committed to s add s ported hom stitched hund. | Another bad washout was veported on Har- | 0 ogtion, “and T don’t want to goback. | tive, Governor W. D, Hoard; by the m, "ot | juil without bul { kere orth 10c. — Hents' imported | rison street, but the dumage there will not be Milwaukee, rep. v M George | b e e handkerchiofs, 100, 8 for256, | hieav: I was one of a number of priests and nuns | Milwaukee, reprosented by Muyor Georeo | protected the p that are worth just deuble, This is protty | The rain beat into No. 3 hose house, run- | engaged in ml**ll{"-t;‘y worl st Pekin, | W, Reck: anc bytue ulghts of Fynisg | ing, “",“'(' ARGy Al Work to be lurge talk: call und see the goods and satisfy | ning down the chimney, and flooded the lower | We were arrested, thrown into pris LA ) of i P ke dl ( e o L3y 2 yourselves. Wo give o handsome present | floor, The fivemen stitioned there rescued u | and arrangements made for our e; T o eoltclaves the Uniforn | o 2ie Pigeons wanted before July 1ut | Denositions nyin wiven speolnl || dutioluss, Telgponemb o with each and every cash purchuse to the | dog from an ignominious death, The animul | tion, Onc day the nuns, twenty- S e Tl hiehaye b hasn oot it to s renat iotiln per dozen. Ship to I B, Mockett, | Atento i e A ELONA ORI RO TOLREM G e | R cpal e eneuad i nonwhe e e | ST el s E ) Wit N e o o T Sacled) %" | fika 1ads Heard the creature howling and into huge coppers filled with boiling | of the order; but on this occasion they will | my 0 now office ont Rock [s- | atany time leave your tamily the. home clear L3 N N Sunday at the Park. leased him, pitch. Tt was a horrible death, and | for tie first, time o ,',“}\",,‘ o e it | 1and route. 1602 onth and Farnam | ©e0 SO0 SIS o o OFFICER & PUSEY, - s )R i ARy R H o | tary style. e cam con a sightly . 1002, ath ar 1 )\ worth #1.00J) it $12 per month, The cloudy. threatening weather yes ; ,l l]xt~‘t14|\fl.v!-(ol|:"h'1 ml»l!m: h'nf “l.hl (.l mgxh, _11115 5 m: m‘. m.'.‘m \:‘pA;n l,l]\l\ piece of ground which lies just soutn n("( told street, Omaha, are the fin in the city A home worth £1.50) at 18 per month, afternoon was the only thing that prevented | By the wives o ingto the ground boty e} gl ol oo iy the | Spring park. The tractis divided into six [ Call and se Tickets to ull points | A home worth 2000 at f54 por tonbh. an attendunco of al thousand visitors, | {oiy-sccoud and Thirky-sixth st cate. On the = following ~duy the | Jips0 blocks, three of which lic on the east | eust ut lowest rutes A N Worth &40 Lt 813 por month, % During the eavly part of the afternoon the | Ljemen repaired it in about two hours. The | other priests and myself were to meet | side of Highiland boulevard. The two blocks S Othon DR hGthos BINUHO SIONG togmnm Tha Oen o Ml anaLB o MOLors Wore. orouwded. vith sabsonsore both | oG S Pl B 0N o o o | the same fate. The suspense was terri- | at the western extremity will not be used for | DTINK COFE 1 WEE above month Vinents ineludo prineipil ot Mo LR - C Vi pussengers Dot | o i bumed out. at the: power | ble. Our only solaco was in prayer. | the tents of the campers, but upon them will and interest, full particulars call on or Counci uffs, - lowa. from Omuha and this city, but they only re- | One armature was burned out at the. power | ., 'd evening on the virgil of our ex- | be located hospital ten The tents will . 5 - address the Juld & Well® Co.. 605 Broadway, alers in foreign and domestic exchanga. ® * mained at the park a short time, feaving a | Station, but the reserve dynumos were started | OWIIS “‘““{h"" “|.““*‘ 0% " “ face both ways on Highland boulevard, and | Purions Table Habits of the Little | Gouncil Blulrs, Tu. ctions mudo and intercst paid on thine 4 'cloclk instond. of 0, 08 ndvertised, and | “Srore midnight. = heavy at Manows, 1 ¥ Dt & s of | of seniority of the commanding ofticers. The | T was taken into one of Lapp ~ Bilg il street. T was over shiortly after 6x0'clock. ThS Pro- | mie sranter DAFE of tho visitor had roRIme | e D 0. veiogs whiioh we | tenteof the brigado und regimental off suys o writer inan English jour o \H\(W \'( BOURGEOLS, ‘ cramme was the same as was published 10 STCR er I 8 arms and a murmur of voices whieh we | iy form the front line, back of which will TS 7 et JoR K [\ v £ v ¥ 10 the city before the storm commenced. One i indi i (b s the centre a wood fire was 4 terday. B O I e e i rinz the | believed to indicate the coming of the [ be the division ofticers, and i the rear the | oiightly on some stones, and_at first the | =0l b0 ARCHITIHROTS 9 - g storm and the Lfns‘ium:u Wero. drenched, | executioners. ~ The voices grew louder | tents of the sir knights. The even-num- | o o R very unpleasant but soon one TE HAVE sovoral bouutitul modorn houso N = ; Reduction in prices of carpots, mattings, | Mt Wilig of the opon cars oftered little | and wonder of wonders, the” words that | bered brigudes will be arranged on the north | Y00 0N TGS o R Tt Wi werwiter neumborad vies i L 5 e g ofl cloths, ru; lace curtains, portieres, car , ia A A ° | tell upom our e were in the French | side of the boulevard ond the odd-numbers heemae accustomed to it, and 1t serve 166 ORI e CanBaIL bl Tho. Judd & SUPKERINTENDIN/T :_‘,‘/ pet sweepers and upholstery goods, ete., will | Protection from the driving rain, = Arviving I p e g | [onsi There will be sixteen bri- | the useful purpsa of driving away the | Wells'Con Council Bfrs, Ta. continue this week, Council Blufts Carpey | it Broadway the train wis allowed to lengnaes than theipriconidooramerci|iyey uiz of about winged plogue, wileh had followed us T 3 EINERINTERIORSOECORATION:: oo pany; s ; | main there for balf an hour until the storm | broken in, and we found ourselves in the | FATEYL T A% EIE B R . Tb2sue b ® | 3.0 Epwusosox, Room 230 Merriam Block, Council Blufrs, Tae : i accidents were ted and | umbrace of a detachment of soldiers,the | ana di which ~ are ' not QinC0Y% . Roow 610 N. Y. Lite Building, Omuha. Neb. ill be very light. i 2 The man proceeded to boil some coffee AS. R. HANNAN, (u~|¢ In the T v vimguard of u body of troopssent to pro- | guded, be Jfo ome o | which in a fow minutes was set before ot required somo Clristian fortitudo to | J, ¢ Bixby, steam noatmg, sanitary engl- Icionieltisons lrsOlina hotkiy |{ I‘jm‘m,},‘,‘;k:i‘,i,‘g;; g ‘:‘.‘“‘,,‘,',‘\t,,‘{h‘l‘,‘,"’,,,. me, together with a wooden bowlful of Cltl Lcnggt'lte B'lllk ¢ rave the heat and attend church yesterday, 3 Life building, Omaha; 202 Merriam ponce Y | brothers from Tlinois. Most of the southern | reindeer’s milk. The coffee was not d (@ but notwithstanding the closen of the day blm.k‘(.uum_ll Bluffs, palatable. but under the circum- OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, ¥ YOO ROMIER ., st b L i battalions which ave not large enough to | ver) : the attendance ut all the churches was as P Father Lawrence is past sixty years of abrigade will be brigaded with Ten- | stances worse fave would have proved | paia Up Capital. $150,000 | The Ollly Exclusive Sizn Shop large as usua® Interest in the churches and | A good hose reel free with every 100 feet of | uge and has expended nearly all his pi ceand Missouri, while Virginia will be | geceptable. The milk I found to be 100 | Surplus and Profis 50,000 . A > in all kinds of Christian work is steadily in. | 10 Purchascd ut Bixby's. ale r“"}‘l’"" in_Now “/")"“,“‘"‘f anasan gmed to Kentucky. —The order to be ob- | hjel and rich to drink much of. Liability to Depositor: .. 850,000 in the City. ‘ creasing in Council Bluffs and the city is ac- J 5 R e 2 worl 9 he guest here of Cuptain | served in the laying out of the camp will giy sugar loaf was produced from be- | ons—I. A. Miller, F. 0. Gleason, E. L | Sien writing and gralning taught on applle i quiring the reputation of o city of ehurehos | D H. 8. West, porcelam crown and bridgo | J, J. McGuire. . Indiana the place of honor at the right, while 4 Gripemil Eel St e LK urt, . D, Edmundson, Chas | eqtion. ¢ N T LS Bty work, No. 12 Pearl, - Illinois will be at the extreme left, neath some cloths in a corner. and u few | g jp, ransact general banking busi- D. A. BENEDICT : At the morning hour the pulpit in the Fivst ——— o An Absolute Cure. The list of brigades in the order of their | picees were chtpped off and handed to | néss, ost capital und surplus. of any b 5 NED s 4 Baptiat church was cecupled by: Rev: O, A: irable dywellings located in all_parts of | TheORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT | position in camp will be as follows: _ First | m Laccepted them with my politest | bank in Soithwestern Towi D TR e S ) ) Williams of Lincoln, Neb. Mr. Williams is ¢, for rent by B.H.Sheafe & Co., | is ouly put up m large two-ounce tin boxes, | brigade—Indiana,General S econd | smile, accompanied by a bow: but when nest on Time Deposi 3 one of the best and most successful pastors | Broadway and Main st. up stairs, mnluluu absolute ul,rc for nlnlu:m s, burns, | brigade l"l";:“lh"v{: mul, ( Ih:xlmi I proceeded to sugur my coffee in the | m—_—_—_—e—— 25, - 5 in the west, and the large rregati B wounds,cnapped hands and all skin eruptions. [ mons; hird brigade. neral rthodox sty action e d ok i X o] i 5 QN ¥ lstened to un’cloquont and powerful sormon. | It egotiate attel or | Will positively curewll kinds of piles. Ask [ Frank Parsons: “Fourth New K:,“L‘;"l“,"t,fi‘l‘(‘,’ Pliesasiion teausedimuch Biylttilosandop .‘,’,'1“,’" ane of MRS. GILI ; 1u the Congregational church the Rev. D 0 20 B for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- | York, General M. A. Severance; Fifth 1 APPS, . bound scevrely and reporte i h ngregational church the Rev. Dr. | real at lowest o B. H. | for t 3 Yol forni 3 S0 e: | roured with langhter, and appeared to ling experience, ‘-hu sailed about Is still ut Culliss, the evangelist, occupied the pulpit | Sheafe & brokers, Broadway and Main | MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at | br pade—California, General H. Schaffner; s ) L b g exy u and préached an - eloguent, practical sermon. | street, up-stairs. y 3 5 cents per box—by mail 80 cents, Sixth brigade—Mich “Tw the fun finmensely. eight duys ago for Georges, and shortly 14 Pearl Street, ‘ “Tho music was very fiue, the notable featuro d s el —_——— Hastings; Seventh bri; found that Lought io have eaten the | afterarriving on the banks Dixon was Mis. Ptoiffer's Millinery 1602. Sixteenth and Farnam streets s | cral W. L. Dayton; Eighth brigade—Ken- | sugar separately, mat]w-v did, and they | taken Vh,],.,,l]ylusmu, a dispateh Sargeant. o arpets s b oi 3 5 o Sto) with her Tho Wore well attended, | gt of curbets at costs. Council | g oy Rock Island ticket office, Tick- | Weky, General - George Pewliss; Ninth | evidently considered my way of sweeten- | to- the Globe-Democrat; Seizing a oty especiall i vice conducted by Dr! : BURRARYOLES ots to ull points cast at lowest rates, | prisade—Ohio, General J. W. Groews Teuth | jnyg coffco inexpressibly funny. lavge ax and buit-knife he made HAIR - GOODS. i Culliss at the First Presbyterian chu The Spread of Diphtheria. —_—————— [Leirts l},“,‘:"‘,“ B neatte: Gan oai Cakes were then served to each one. | un onslaught on the cr obliging { . TR WIhe sudden reappearance of diphtheria in | ObServatories, Ancient and Modern. | 1 “Apbott; Twelfth brigade—lowa, General | These were about the sixe of . penny | them to flec below decks. He then took (A portion of her splendid Choice residence property centrally located the city hus somewhat startled the modicul Probably the earliest strucwures 3 Thirteenth brigade—Minnesota, [ bun, but of the consistency of putty or | possession of the cabin and remained Ty ¥ ‘“;;I BN S for sule by K. H. Sheafe & Co, 9.8 8 erected as astronomical observatories Shaw: Fourteenth brigade— | dough, which they somewhat resembled | there for the night. The next morning T R profession,” said a physician yesterday. S.B Wudsworth & Co., 207 Pearl street, | “The skilled physician realizes that it is o loanmoney for Lombard Investmentcompany. | potent danger, and he is only conseientiously A oo and ornuinents. un was - eaten | he came on deck brand oro they that a | ynd procecded up the main rigy hing the knife, the were built by the early people of Exypt, | Tennessce, General D. B. Anderson; Fif- | in appearance. for many Egyptologisis now incline to | teenth brigade—Wisconsin, General L. W. | with them, So nasty the bellef that the great pyvamid itself | Hawseys Sixteenth brigade—Illinos, Colonel | jpouthful gave me “quite a turn,” and / being obliged to keep at safo dis- WanFapes. poformiug his duty whon ho sounds & Word | wag - mighty observatory” constructed | ¥ Rt Yamac of the Unitorm Rank wiy | L was glad to smuggle the remainder e, Fo norohed (on fhe Gross trecs, “) /\ ( OI III{ I \T(j Gillotte & Freoman's, 25 Foarl atreat. of warning, ‘There is no more danger of an | o facilitute the observitions of the | po'the grand event of parade day, it is fut | underndath the rug on which I was sit- . AU LG s N 5 epidemnic in Council BIuff than there is in any | Chaldean astronomers says o w —’ ~ 0 er | tended that the ling of ununiformed knights | tin; I did not like to throw it away, tnight he came halfway down Lol Iy Y A Serious Runaway Accident. other city, but unquestionably a great deal | in Frank Leslie’s Monthly. Magnifi- | which will follow shall contuin nearly ten | for” fear of offending my hosts, but ng and jumped overbourd, still PRACTICAL HORSE SHOER. Yosterday afternoon as Mrs, Professor | 1655 danger, for the sunitary condition of the | cent as were these ancient build- [ thousand members of the ovder. ~These | trustedto the sharp noses of the dogg to | rety ining possession of the knife. Will- y ¢ Wycoft and two children were driving. on y never was better, but there is a danger | ings, the limitations of human vision k'"lthl* will be unger the command of Col- | et me out of the difliculty. iam Guitar, one of the erew, cut the dory First Class work guaranteed i 4 i ot \threuk of the diseaso all over the | prevented astronomical prog until | oueld. A. Watrous of this city, who by vir- - 1 1) he lashings and secuved the South Madison street, tho horse became | OF un outbreak of the disc L P H m-.. experience is well fitted to | w JTHE LUCKY HUN apo | loose from the L ngs un every respe " i 5 f SR onidomio oh- | Ga swovery of the telescope [ 4 d WHO ARE THE LUCKY HUNDRED? ‘ 9 B0 anlet him. cons frightencd at o motor and started to run, The | COUBtry. A midsummer epidemic of diph- | Galileo's discovery of = th D¢ | make a ¢ showing of that part of tie the bath seeming to qu animal turned around quickly, and striking | theria is something to be dreaded. Ihave | opened wide the gates of heaven to hu- | parade. Commander Watrous will ask that Dly 88 Fourth Street. Y | watched the daily papers of the e closely | man observation: for, while to the un- | the grand chancellor of each jurisdiction When Guitar got on board he got pos- | council Bluffs S = lowa man A Novel a 1 Expensive Method of Ad- the curbstone the buggy was overturned, i : ; N vertising Real Estate. R o I o L S for. the lust month, and an unusually large | dided eye only some 5,000 stavs ave visi- ome capable knjght to take command g 4 e sssion of the knife and tied Dixon | i the occupants upon a lot of new rails that had o - 16 on4h, And ¥ WEC | ble, the great Lick telescope brings to knights from his jurisdiction. The | Commencing Monday. June 80th, we | 41q foot, Leaving him in charge of i been distributed by the motor company. | percentage of the deaths has been caused by All of them were' badly sevatched and | diphtherin. It seems extruordinavily mulig- Phutsed, the boy recelving u sexere cut widet | ot everywhere, and is claiming a large por- T Y TR S n-\“:’\ S | tion of adults for its victims. In all cases 5 and that this | 4)ore are violent febrile symptoms, the most s not so, Ty were ull removed to thewr | i Tl of - typical character, This | - Hea lots to any one | gno of the crew, he went forward Lo got J. D. JACKSON, 1 constitute corps, . Wi ind address | gomething to eat. Shortly afterward | 4 ' each form a single corps, 4s | loose. Dixon is o powerful man and had | other neighboring states. The terms | Worth fustenings, He ction will be formed into corps. In | will give away 0 instances the knights from four states | sonding us their full nam 100 ¢hoiee our knowledge nearly 100,000,000, and by the aid of photography the celestial hor- izon stretches to infinity, —- whe, neuralgia, di rVOus- iness, 250 each in less than three | proken from his stro Gold crown and bridgo wark, ineluding al lines of home, at No. 813 Sixth avenue. The buggy Produces complication that any el ness, spasms, sleeplessness, curcd by Dr. | & o : Y ] RGt Wi, Alnnnium nd Celuloid, | ) 5 ) ces & complic iligent | Dess, il ¥ Dr | Gdelegation” and “gorps.” as applied to the | years. made his watchers beat a husty retreat, fnim. A luinnin ilold: | TS total v | will dread, and he ought not to hesi- | Mile Ko poamples free at. Kubu & | ynuniformed parade, L e et Bapalation ke Balt: Dako | FadR IR ARBAIE SHALE i Apa i Lous. G0 "WOrk Bpocial T tate to give a few words of caution to the | C0.'8, 15th and Douglas. may bo 1 conhus, ion, the Uniform rauk being | City is 60,000, In five y it willbo the | mudo un onslaught on the captain, | extracting Allen's New Map of Council Blufrs, publ Tu diphtheria, as well as in all zym- S *;,,—’ Bank N designated by divisions and brigades. Com- | Japgest city between Chicago and San | : viumped from the forecastie to the o Just issued, 414x6 feet in_size, with every i the germ is almost always car- _An Early Chineso Bank Note, mander Watrous' forces will be formed in | fincicco” W moan business and . if E I ned { Balobaps : 1. addition to date. Price #15, Address C. I, | ried into the system through the water peo- Within the last few days the trustees | line on the west side, in such a position as to N A ’ b and made a spring for Dixon and | e you want a warranty deed to a splendid | jolivered a heavy blow under his left alously the | of the British museum have become pos- | enable the knights to see all of the Uniform Allen, rooms 235 und 286, Merriam block, | ple drink, and no matter how felling him 10 the deck, With the 18 MAIN ST. Council Bluffs, Lources of the water supply are guarded, the | sessed of a Chinese bank note, which was | rank parade, and will therefore not miss this | 100 send on your naine to the Salt I | /00 —_— water we dvink in sumwmer will be found | jisued from the imperial mint just 800 at feature, while at the same time con- [ View addition company, Salt Lake City, | yssistance of the skipper the man was For one week, watorworks, $12.00. New | teeming with zymotic life. ‘The-only precau- | (== (O G0 (IBORAT FEEE JURE S0 ting to it themsel Lodges to take | Utah, | then ly bound und brought to D R Y York plumbing compan | tion necessary,” boyond serupulous cleanli- [ ¥* RO, NAD SHAAUAD Oy THA.BIRY rt in this parade will be expected to bring ; s e et T PR T B RS . ness ulways, {3 the drinking of as little water | PAPOE_Inoney i tuurope, ""fh 10 LON- | their own bauners and flags, and -as far as Through concnes—Pullman palaco | 00 S e dalng Tipton, real cetate, 537 Broadway, as possible’ taken direct from the wells or | don Times.” Whatever doubts muy | possible to bring bands of misic to enliven | sleepers, dining cars, free veclining chaiv | P R ARG OROKBHOAR ARG i gy e 100 Oolla Cufs 40, Unders L hydrants. All water should be boiled before | attach to the I ity of ce the parade and make a fitable showing Wl intervening points “"l"x'l‘! y broken up [ _\! e .»;I.,mu o [ et B Tk P L R e o | Y . itis drank and there is nothing more whole- | tain other inventions™ by the | The supreme lodge session will be the nu- | y - ool Island route. Tick- | #nd the voy was o failu ixon | Lidies' elothes chuip. in the Ditoh, some or via the great R n with these fits before, | BATISFACTION GUARANTEED. usant than iced tea for @ summer | Chinese, it is impossible to | ¢leus around which the performances of the | (% it Bls (G0 K nd Farnam, | hus been tak ple ? o of the Rock Island switeh | drinic” 1t “Should be made in Iberal quan. | deny thut they were ncquainted with | Week will gather. That body consists of tw sl | but not in so violent a munner, He is a . CRE ' it ool lively rate whon 1t came to the end | ““The use of vast quantities of fiulds in ot | fore the duys of Guttenborg, According | of wen, is composed of the most promiuent | secommodations via the great Is- try Islund, N, - A48 & &y AR5 0 weather is much more the result of habit | to native records, the art of printing was | members of the order from all parts of the | lund rout 'ket office, Six- - i < ~ of the track, wnd its momentum carried it & | hun g compliunce with the demands of na- | in use in China in 598 A, D., but it does | United Stutes and Canuda. Many matters | teenthand Farnam streots, Omuha, pussing stran that F. M. ELLIS & CO,, \ ! distance of 100 ll\";'"""'“"‘-l 1|\ sli ll.“"flll“ ture, |"I-npu- can. socustom ther selves 10 | not appear to have been employed in the .ur:; i the ts of the order > el | purents v their children gl \\\:vh | - ‘ ends of the ties and then flushed up by turn- | drink only at meal times and suffer less from roparati " o s ni wi come up discussion. he CAPIURED A SCHOONE diphthe whe tis a noted fact that 1 gaomol e e Syl ihen Sngbed uo by e | drfale only ok mae! ee ahd rusier et o | proparuilon of baak notes wnill theniais | Wil sowe “up dou cuewsaion, Fie | tipnsherta when i1la w noed et st | A P jte CLS B e e dmmars. s | oo froms bt bt ek poa of “los spd | poriodlcally issucd uutil the middlo of | e ucton of | e’ supremo chan | How a Mantac Mad Things His Own | iy fn any. case. Tweniy-five oars s LU S TS e Tio machisib wes Dloked bp by 'the | hold 1 in your hinds oF lay [v on your wrists. | the llf\l'unlh\vul\llf when the practice | Kokomo, (Ind,) division will te general | Way for Two Daye. trial has proven it. No physician ro- | pooung 45 and 452 Bee Bullding, wrecking crow und puton the track without | It will seduce the temperature of your body | fell into disuse, and was only revived | iuterest. Up to the Cinclnnat session of the The schooner Clytie arvived at Glou- | quived, Best reference iven. Price Nob. wnd Hooms 24 sud 246 More ulh.ll.m}. causing wuch delay, | snd remoye the uecessity u(muku:g @ Waler Lnbuut forty or fifty years ag0 uureme lodge, the Kokowo division had foy | cester, Muss., the other morning from | 83, Address box 657, Qmuha, Neb, | Gouncl uffs, L Correspoudence