Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12 PEARL ST. BEEL Delivered by (are H. V. TILTON, . TELEPHO 18151 €% Offlce, Night Edivor, 2 —_— e PEINO IR M ENT X, fnny pirt of the City. y MANAGERR Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal. “The anti-Reel clib held a meeting last night will the usual sizel audience, Amarriage licenso was issued yesterday to Janes H Reeland Annle Lee both of this city Regrular communiationof Blaff City lodge, No.il, Aicient Froand Acapted Masomns, thisevenine. All mister Masons are invited Byorder W, M John_ Morstof wasarrested by Depity Mar shal White vesterday forintoxication and in- deant conducon the stret. Judge M gav hintbe rgulition fine with o & alty Amongthe contmplaed dovies to while away thelongwinter dags and evenings of theappiaching snowy seson is afirst class Lol Itis built inasuinble loca tion 1he e longest. fn the world, The amotor fnjunction case in the supoor t s not b wpleted, Yosterday s on. Was cons in hearing the ariru- mants ona ot anew tr inthe Mar- cusDohiny itel division s pen- The oll 13 , aboit csed to exist, andlow diys hence there will be nothing but the foundation r malning, it i expeeted that work will be conmexied 1o Foundation for the uewy buildingby violastof the week, The Lol telographers, whenumber among thelr raiks sone of the fistestlightning jerk- ersin thoworll, s being solidted to enter thenew felegmphes’ union that is eing forned lhthewest, The coirse 1o bo fol- Jowed his notyet jeen determined, but it is ly the boys will join their comrides. Tie musicl division of the Methodist mutual il socety gaven fino musical pro- grimmoat Misoric temple last evening, The ationdance was quile lary the music was hartily cniojed. The voung people who form thoorginizatin are doing a great work toward nising the money necssary to build thenew chureh. 1tis sfill conterided that the coune andalless comsitiee, the stret commissioner orsomelody dse isres pnsible for the_neg Jed to_mt proper sifeguirds ieross o North Sceondtreet where thobridge has been out 80 long. There is nothing in the world to prventa serous eeidmt there and acon- sequentsuit for hevy dimages—nothing but & red Light which. don*t always burn, cmorning Mr. and M. Jeppe 1cameinto the county recordee’s ofiee anl annuneel thofact that they had Long been unable tagre and finally agreed Toguitying They hal drawn up lengthy articles of separition which they wanted to h ncorded. They stited that the Whitileey divore case had sickened trects ITHE NEWS 1Y THE BLUFS. Another Red-Hot Meeting of the Board of Fdueation Held Last Night, A SLICK THIEF SAFELY CAUGHT. Ovil Vien Will ne For Damages Card From Mr. Rappell —Far, well to MeDormid—Pore sonal and News Notes, A There was the iargest audience prosent at | the meeting of the schioal be that has ¢ thoso o audience best people i ¢ cated t chool board controy the menbers were presont, and 1 and tho reading of tuo mix an ominous calm, portentious of the for whach de had pre- | All roll ¢ was storn tos there ted by Emmet Ballwin was s againstthe superintendent. | he calin was broken by M, Waito moving | thatthe salary of the jnitorof the Thivd strcet school be fixed at #5 pev month, and it | was cartied regular order of business was then sted upn, much to the disappointment ofthe audience, who were 1xious to seethe fun begin, The report of tho t wer was andreferred to the finance ¢ shows §1,81852 in the teachers' £0,000.7¢ in the contu fund and in the school liou tur ar ending § 1 the re Miss prosented It ptem ber pts the sane. Darnon, cher 5, 1800, o in rected per ot was cor &' contr r 120 to read §1,2000 y nstead of maith. o presid ricted to sig a ith the'e at the St e ‘The problem of the session was presented by Mr. Wellscalling up the petition demand- 1z the resignation of Superintendent Me- Naughton. After the reading of the pub- lished charges contained jn the petition Mr, Wells it Mr. MeNugh- ton had filed resienation, and upon | being — answered thit. he lad not, moved that be be requested and xequired to | make answer (0 these charges and filo the sane with the secretary by noon tomorrow., | Hunter seconded the motion. M. Blaxsim said he was very prised ab Lhis course of action, vuughton had alyays been unanimously ted by allthe sch s during the past seven years, In May, a yearago, when d seerelary were in- teachers' contracts in accord- ommendation of the board | ing much sur- Dr. Me- them of divore proceedings md they close o mutualspantionss the best means of heal ing their troubles, Thoeartile: ¢ a good aminy “wher al “resolves” in them, and recite the unlappydifferences that there have been between them, The custody of twochildien, the sum toul they claim of all the happinéss they haveknown in wed Lock, isgivento the mother, mnd the husband mgrees (o contribute to theéirsupport and to the maiitenace of themother as long as she Lives. R — or Sale. Our mtail furniture business, with good ®stablished tnde. Stock is first class and well sclectod, Reson for sclling, are going Rato theexclisive pbbing trade. Any one wishing to gointobnsiness should favestigate this, 13 it isone of the few golden opportunities of alife tim (. A.Bers & Co. et gt Firstclass dresmaking by Miss Wallace, over Cittiemen’s bank, cor. Main st and Bth ave ¢ PERSON AL FPARAGRAPHS, Choito Mynster has returned from Mis s00ri, A. Jacobs will preach this evening at > Berean Baptist chureh. Miss Hela Tai of Lincoln isin the city the guest of Mrs, E. Burhom, Murs H. B, Suing, who his been visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Paschel, has returud toher home in Harington, Neb. Mrs, Lida Wright, who has been visiting rents, Mr. ind Mrs. Hugh Gass, has returned tolier home near Charter Oak, Ta. CityManshal John Templeton goes to Lin- oln this morning to give testimony in the case of the state of Nebraska vs Woods and Webber. Mr.und Mrs. E.W. parents of a great, big, toolk up her residince i morning. J. D, Edmindsmn has returned froma two montls' visit to Alasky, Tacoma, Denver and othex places of interest, Heenjoyed the trip thorough Miss Lu § man &Co. during which Pacific coast, Mrs, Graco d'Urre, accompanied by Miss Anita Bicrworth, left last evening fora foy days'visitamong fricds at New Sharon and Oskaloosa, la. J. M. Ousler roturmel yesterday from a two weeks visitto his oil home in_ Latrobe, Pa. He was called hone toattend his aged father whoso exglity-two yeurs las rendered him very infirm, Mr.and Mrs, Davil Brdley of Chicago spentSaturday md Sundayin the city. They were the gucsls of Mr. ind Mrs. W. W. Loomis. _Altk.ough cighty years of age, they both retain their mental fuculties and ure i foediealthandablo o travel alne, having en on 4 round of visits tothe different branch houses in St Louis, Kansas City, Council Bluff's, Minnapolis and other placcs, Mr. Bradley is'the oldest plow manufacturer living having begun that business in Chi- cagolifty-five yurs ago. They left on the nfi)rnlug tnin for Siux City and Minneap- olis. Hlurt are the happy o garl baby, who h them yesterday iindele, cashier at Henry Eise- is enjoying a brief vacation, she will visit friendson the e Fin intrior decorting, Losey & Jensen, ——— Fashionable wool suits made by Mrs. L, Bimuons, $ to §i; silks, $7to $10, el Hoo al cost, We aro gomg to quit handiing garden hose, and have doubly the largest stode inthe dty. To close ot we willselt all grades and fixtures at dead e sty for csh. C. B Paint & Ol company, Nos, 1 and3, Mwsonic torlo. ————— J.G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. - Jensen's, 11 Pear st, ——— Farewell to Prof, Dermi Ajleasint soial entertainment was given 8t to Royal Arcanum parlors Jast e ingin honor of Prof. McDermid, of the deaf and Auunb institute, whohas rsigned his position to aweptamor respnsible place in the On- tariomstitute st Wimepeg. The guests were fnvited by printed invitations, and the result was very selet anl hamonious gathering of friends and aduirers of the gentleman, Thospecil features of the programme were instumental aid voeal music by Mr, Evans, Murs, Sherman, Mr. Treynor and others, und toasls and respnses by soveral well kuown andlappy spakers, 1t was o spontancons and hmu‘l?' testimonial from s friends and fetlow citiensof the high regard in which Prof, McDermid is held by those who know him intinately, and eamest expression of their desire 0 commend him to the new friends howillfind in his far northem home, Oune of the pleasantest incidents of the ey- ening was tho reading of a beautiful little moreau by Dr. Geo. W, Crofts the poot- prewcher, whose facle pen finds 80 many oo casins for expressing the beautiful thoughts of ils owner, Sips. Losey e Shorthand. Miss Rhodes, Brown building. Agood hose roel froe with every 100 feet of hose purdasedat Bixby's, e ——— “To the Ladies—Miss Mty Gleason has re- tumed from ber easiern trip and s better xr‘ red than ever (o satisfy all who want ol clam dresmaking, Kooms in the old lbriry bulldisg, Parl stect, hewas -elected, Mr. Schoentzen moved to | increase his s e sail he believed $ carning and botn evoted for him aud the increase, The manuer i which the evi dence upon which these are based was obtained is adisgrac quisitorial and by following such’ a procidure astheso gentlemen have followed thobest | in Council Blufls could be convictel and ged, T'hese vemarks elicited agreat d of applause from the people in the hallw Mr. Schoentgen admitted that hehad voted forthe superintendent’s reelection and for | hisincrase of saliry, but then le did not | known the man. He was sorry for it and | wauld e rair said ho was not willing to dis. Allthe board bad to do ider tho charges made i the P, Biaxsin sald thero were men wh who danied the knew their contents. misled. The gentlémen in the be had instigated the charges have prejudged McNaugnton and they w it to hold @ sham session of a sham court here thatis a ater outrageon public de. Court™ in the city jail Waitesaid e concurred in what Mr. a number of ppeared to those cla / had ever read them had sig ‘ges had been dogged for hem 10 do o, and then had ed and trapped 1nto doing so. Flo everal letters from Mr. Schoentgen to the preside urd at Cedar Falls, Ta, asking for some formation concern: ing McNaughton, ind got in reply a ringin endorsement ¢ ! I vead tho e with g beration and created o tion. He ated that he had been ared by Prof. Prouty that Wells, oent- and Hunter had come to bim athis farm a few days ago and usked him to sign an afi- duvit detrimental to McNaughton, but that he had declined, and asserted that he could say mothing against McNaughton, that his reputation in Council Bluffs was madeand is unassailable, After reading a letter from . Cash in reference toa similar appe Mr. Waite declared he would vote against the resolution asking for an investigation. Mr, Hunter asserted that such a daclara. tion was ancvidence of the willingness of the toviolate his oath of ofice. to denied this, and assertod his willingness to have MeNaughton tried be- fore the board, but tho law did not say that the trial should be conducted boforea court d already judged him guilty, s it fair, Mr,” Chaleman,” juquired Mr. Blaxsim with great ecarnestness, *“toask the man 1o come before thes » gentlemen whom I knew personally to have gone as many as five times in nzle day to teachers who failed re-clection and urged them to sign vicious tales? T will oppose the resolution tothe bit- ter end.’” PresidentStewart stated that e had talked to three of the gentlemen who had signed the charges and they told him they did not understand what they,were signing and since their publication did 10t care to push the in- quir He believed there was something in the fegal question concerning the right of the board to try the superintendent and he b lieved it did nothave the power, The prine pals and teuchers ave selected, but the supe intendent is elected and becomes a mem ber of the bo: He would vote against the motgon, l\l‘r Blaxsim asked for inform: whether tne petition referred to James Me- aughton s superintendent lio ity schools, and beinginformed that it v redto i Naughton, the person who s now ming to be superintendent,” ete., said at if the board refused to admit that Naughton w: ntendent then they had 10 right totry A vote was then taken and resultedin 3 to and was declared lost, Mr. Hunter noved that the charge be taken up for consideration. Lostby the same vote. Hunter then moved thata time be fixed for h«‘ riug the charges. Lostby the same tie vote Wells moved that when the board adjourn it beuntil tomorrow evening at 8 o'Clock, when a special meeting shall be held for the purpose of considering the clarges azainst Superintendent McNaughton, and the secre- tary be instructed to notify MeNaughton, The ballot was the sameunbroken tio, and it was evident that_there was no possibility of the tic being broken, Wells moved to takeup the regular order of business, wnd the report of the teachers' committed was made by Chairman Schoentgen, Prof, C. 8. Hyde had not reported for duty and the committee recommended dispensing with the services and let the four teachers in the hign school do the work for the ensuing year, The crowded condition of the Washington avenue and Pieree streeet schools was considered, and the opening of another room in tho Picrce street bullding and engaging a chureh build- ing uear the “I'wentieth wvenuo building to reliove the crowd there was recommended, to be fixed up at once. The recommendation was concurred in after Mr. Blaxim( had brough ti@lup the question of Mr. Schoentgen's resig- nation as chairman of the teachers’ commit- teo and was assured by the gentleman that he had notvesiged, The bids to .~upllly coil and fucl forthe year were opened. There were numerous ‘bids, aud at 11 0'clock the board proceeded to open them and at the conclusion of the read- ing proceeded to the oleetion of secretary and treasurer for the ensuing year, —— ‘Will Sue for Heavy Dam Ovid Vien, the reputed partuer of Superin- tendent McNaughton in the chattel loan busi- uess, sonouuces his determination to com had ion as_to | of e wighton was | | a well known sandy r M E street, and asked if the THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:{UES mene st for heavy dimages ag gentlemen who signéd the chavges against the superiitendent. He stated to Tie Bre yesterday that so far g related to him they were utterly false, and he proposed to protect his intorésts and his reputation from the assaults thit had been made upon him re gaviless of what m Prof. MeN might take. He denied flatly ever having had any transactions ofa business nature with the superintendent within the past ¥ nd intinates that he will l‘\phnl ool sizel sensation when he files bis poti- tionin the comtemplated suit - ot L inst the ton Window shades o 1 Peurl st. Ateention, Red All members intending dayare rquested 0 be at3p. m, Men, oto Lin. 1l promptly oo “The Manhatan sporting headquarters, 418 Broudway. Buy vour lumber of U'he Judd & Wells Co., s13 Broadway:, ac Corxai, Bure Ber: M to anartide s the Editor has been called tizen," In your issue of this date, inwhich he charges that I have din the procuring of afidayvits to be in support of the charges made against Mr. MeNaughton by certain_gentlemen who sigied thoso charges, and had them pub- lished insomeof the papers the other day, lsive to say that thestatement made by 15 made without a knowledge of the facts, or clso that it was made knowing it to be a deliberate and malicious lie. 1 have neither directly nor indivectly approached any person for the purpose of sesuring an af- fidit or any other evidenco against Mo diton, and am in no manner ested in the rmatte . WL Kar) “To Mr, inter- The new decorating and wall paper fivm, Losey and Jensen, aro rapidly taking the lealin their line, and are doing work that commends itself. yare always too busy to tall about what they have done or what they have gotto do, but were willing yes- toshow Tuxe Bee and through it the waild some ofthe most elegant room decor- ative work that has ever been done in the city, Both Mr. Losey and Mr. Jensen are practical decorators and skillful painters andwhen they are strengthencd as they have been by the permanent engagement of such istas W. K, Freeman, they causnayp theirfingers at all competition and assuee their patrons that they will have the best v wdlatest styles and designs, Their stock of decorative materials com- lthe latest fall novelties in every- ( they have the lavgest stock of wall o all grades in the it et sty Losey & Jensen paint house —- 1.C. Bixby, stean neating, sanitary en. gieer, 03 Tiife building, Omiha; 202 Mer riam block, Couneil Bluffs S g Scott louse, nice rooms, el equil tothe best, 1 per lar Boarders, Council Bluffs, — New fall oods Just veceivedat Reiter's, mer- chuut tailor, 310 Broad way. prises thing, papers A Slick Thief Caught. On Sunday aftemoon a thick, heavy set mu witha swarthy complesion aud dar stache, called at the residence of ra Miller, at 20 North Eighth ¢ were any ant s referred to Mrs, Mil- rooms torent. He ler, whohas farnished a portion of her resi- for that purpose. $he assured him ho could accommodate him aud took himup stairs and showed him arvoom. It plusedbim and he informed her that he d take it for one week, and if he found it ssary to remain in the city longer he would make it his home. He made arapid awination of the furniture and appeared 1 with the surroundings, but made inquiries about the facilities for bathing, He secured the desivel inform - tion, and then turing abruptly to the wash- basin siaid hewould liketo wash his hands and take a sponge bath. The lady at once left the roon and went down s After ro muiningin his room forsome time the feliow came down and called for Mrs. Miller, and told herhe was going out and would be back Luter inthe evening, and asked to be informed @510 the latest hour he could get in without ing anybody. Some time nfter his de- Mrs, Miller had asion to go up E when she made the discovery that all the rooms had been ransacked, including her own sleeping room. Several valuable articles were missing, including some jewelry, four gold rings, agold wateh chain, a locket and a gold breast pin, which she valued at %25, Mrs, Miller feltsure her new lodger was the thief, and came up town at once and noti- fied the chief of police, but that worthy re- fused or neglected to take any action in_the matter, Satisfied that the thief could be caughtif sho could find an ofiicer to catch him, she went into the marshal’s office and tld her story to Ma pleton, The description given was so accurate that the marshal felt, s he would recogunize the man atsight. Believing that he would go to Omaha the officer boarded the first motor and went. to the bridge and there waited patiently until se motors had come and gone. At last hewas rewarded by sceing the man he wanted, buthe had by this time gone to the Omaha side of the bridge and could not ar- st him, He boarded the motor with the pect and got off with him at the Farnam strect oo . A block away he saw Db- tective Vaughn and signaled” to him. The signal was answered, the delective was quickly told the story and a few moments more the fellow was under arrest. He was taken to the central station in Omahaandsearched ana all of the missmg Jewelry was found in his possesslon, Yes- terday moming Muvs, Miller went over to Omaha andidentified the man as her roomer and the jewelry as that stolen from her, Thethief gave the name of Edward Miller, After he was identified by Mrs. Miller an ef- fort, was made to get him to accompany Ma shal Templeton to Council Bluffs, but he re fused, and is held pending the arrival of ex- tradition papers, It issuid the fellow is engaged in this new species of rbbery and has been very success- ful in Omala and other places, sl o e your property call on the udd, president, 606 Bt Council Proceedings. The city council met last night, all the wembers present. A number of grading, intersection paving and other bills were al- lowed, The matter of the grading contract of T, O'Hearno was referred to the judi- clary com mittec and city engincer. Onmotion $15 perannum was allowed the Dodge light guards on condition that the connty should donate a like amount. The purchase of the Lacy building for fire Juirposcs was xwconsidered on_ account of the llegality of the former vote. On the call of the ayes and nays the vote stood five to three, Alderman Lacyvoting aye. The mayor did 1ot declare the resultof ‘the vote, as he de- sired to consult the city attorney as to the rightof Alderman Lacy iovote for the sale of his 0w property - Will paper atLosey & Jensen's 11 Pearl st. \ R Money at reduced rates loanod on chatte and real estate security by E. H, Sheafe & Co e S He Wasa Discarded Lover. Munisoy, Was,, Sept. 15.—The tragedy at Grand Mound today created a profound sen- sationin this city. Mr. and Mrs. Langdon were graduates of the Wisconsin state uni- versity and were cngaged while at school. Lateron they were estranged by a quarrel and Miss Simth went to Chicago, There she became cogaged to Jack Bevan, but on returning toMadison in the spring once more met Langdon and discarded Bevan, She maaxried Langdon shortly after and the couple wentto lowa. Bevan followed them there and the tragedy was the result. Bevan is od with a large number of malsters in He and Langdon nearly had a fight several months ago here, Mrs, Smith, mother of the murderad wouan, s prostrated. -~ McKeighan No Man for Harlan, FuysLy, Neb., Sept. 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—A jolnt discussion was beld at Mason today between Hon. N, V., Har- 11 you wish tosel Juad & Wells Co., Broadiay., e omescens v 2 e s lan and W. A, MrReighan was slim, thero | hain, hundred present, Wlf of whom were yoters The discussion ‘yas o vietory for H McKeighan was dlegrusted and that he will not aguin hold o joini discussion with Harlan. Havian addrossed o lavgo and usiastic audignme at this place this morn- S, Traln Wreckers. . Y., Sept, 15. learned tonight from one of tho detectives working onthe New York Central train wreckers' cnso that the whols fight when the w are brought up for trial will be centered in efforts to save Kiernan. All but Kiernan have, it has been learned from a reliable source, mado a written confession which implicato the five men pow in custody as be- ing the wr and from the same source evidence putinto tho hands of the railrond oficials will secure indictments and conv tions, ‘The promised financial aid for the men who took part, in the now defunct strike arrived today, Some received$1.55 each and others 250 cach. The ox-strikers are disgusted, and it is said the pittance they had received for five woeks jdleness has caused them to loze all faith in their leade The latter says thosum distributed today is only a starter, The Cential Anaxy e 15, n Electrcented. hie crowd of people who attended the play at the Park theater to- night were treated to a horrible spectacle when leaving, Fineman KKoop had gane up a pole in frontof the theater to fix the electric light and in some way received tho deadly current, He lay limp across the wires while the awful sizzle of elect ity burning into his flesh could be heard below, He was re- moved 18 soon s possible and taken to the hospital, where ho dj i Montana Democrats, Heresa, Mont,, Sept. 15.~The democratic state convention nominated Judge W. W. Dixon for congress and adepted a_platform devoted in large part to condemnation of the elimination of the votein precinet No. 3 last year. It adyocates the free coinage of silve vention of acquirement of mineral lands by land grant to raroads; condemns the MelKinley and clection bills, and_commends the adminiatration of Grover Cleveland and GovernorToole, ew York W York, Sept an A Schooner Given Up for Fost. MARQUETTE, Mich., Sept. 15.—The steamer Columbia, which arrived this evening, re- ports parting from her consort, the _schooner Comrade, during the heavy storm Saturday, and tolay, She endeavored to hooner, but could not, and it is be- lieved that the Comrade has gone down with the cight men on b Prominent Oddfellow Under Arres Corusmes, O., Sept, 15.—General John € Underwood, head of the Patriarchs Militant and grand sive of the sovereign grand lodge of Oddfellows, hus issued an order _deposing Captain Genoral Franklin Fllis of Trov, 0., and placing bim under arrest for insubordi: nation in presuming to assume command of the Patriarchs Militant. - A Monster strike Imminent. Sypyey, N S. W., Sept. 15—The labor couference, considering the strike of Qock- men and others, has instructed the various commiitees to ovder the members of all labe unions to prepare for a general strile. It probable ‘that al afiliated trades will be called out. This will aftect 50,00 men, Pl ) Brazil Elections Commen ced. Rio Jaxemo, Sept. 15.—The eclections for members of the constituent assembly, to which the new constitution will be submit- ted, have commenced, The public is apa- thetic, The Catholics are active. The old parties generally abstain from voting, There was some disorder at Pernambuco, i il Consul General Guenther Improving. Osmkosir, Wis,, Sepr. 15,1t is stated that Richard Guenther, éonsul general te Mexico, has been seriously ill the past two_weeks at his residence in’ this city, He is now im- proving. Collision on th Cue , Wyo., Union Pacific. > Sept. 15.~Two freight trains on the Union Pacific collided at Black Buttes today. One engineer was killed and several other trainmen injured, The Chin se Must Go. ABERDE ‘Wash., Sept. 15.—Citizens to- formed an anti-Chinese leagne and notified all celestials to leave town before the 22d. e Railroad Conductors in Session. Torepo, 0., Sept. 1 he secoma annnal convention of the International Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors met here today. - Died of O1d Age. SeuNeriLp, 11, Sept. 15.—Majoe Clark, colored, born in Cyntheana, Ky., Scptemper 15, 1780, died here today of old ago. INJURED BY A CAVE-IN, A Union Pacif iploye Sustaine a Broken Leg. Carl Norton, a young man who lives at 811 South Eleventh street, was the victim of a serious aceident yesterday afternoon while at work with the steam shovel that the Union Pacific uses in loading the dirt trains down by Vinton and Twenty-seventh strects. The men haa reached a loose pluce in the bank; and when the shovel was ifted ana swinging over with its load to the car a large section of the bank caved in and fell upon Norton, burying himalmost out of sight. Theportion of the bank that fell in was not in largo cakes, but loose, and although it fell on his head first he suceceded in standing up under it and kecping his head clear, but a large section of 5oil struck his legs and almost buried him, When extricated itwas found that his left leg above the knee was broken but otherwise he was not seriously injured. The un fortunate man was removed to St, Joseph’s hospital, where his injuries reccived prompt attentio A Horae Killed in a Runaway, The team owned by A.C. Foster indulged in a runaway last night that resulted in the deatnof one of the animals, The horses, attached to a carrisge, were being driven down Cavital ayenue, when one of the straps holding the neck yoke breke. This frightened the animals, and at a hagh rate of speed they ran down Capital avenuo to Thirteenth street, where one of them struck its head against telephone pole and dropped dead. Miss Foster, who was in the carri g, was thrown to the pavement by the collisin, but escape with only a few slight bruises, County Court, Inthe county court, Frank G. McDonald sued J. W. Bamnsdall to recover §1,000 due on @ promissory note. Cora S, Wouley, as exccutrix of the will of A. C. Wooley, deceased, has brought suit to recover $01 on @ promissory note, duted April 26, 1850, RV, 11 McCiagne Is the plaiutiff fand Harry Foreman, M. D, Kare and F. E. Chaney the defendants in a sujt where McCague is seek- ing to recover judgment on a note for §310 and interest, Judge Shiclds * yesterday rendered judg- ments as follows : John O'Flaberty vs Morris Sloman, £11.47; Walter E. Barnet vs G. H, Mack & Co., $190.52, el A Terror to Burglars, Dan Chandy of the union depot keepsa bulldog, and the animal is a bome defender of no ordinary ability. Last Sunday morning Mr, Chandy heard the dog making a moise in the back vard, and when ho looked out she | had a man by'the leg. Mr. Chandy thought the man was one of his neighborat and he called to hls dog to como off. Thodoglot go and the man ran down the alley at full speed, He left a trail of blood bebind him and Mr. Chandy is sorry now that he did not leave the dog almne, as she | seomed to be making excellent headway tow- | ard ridding Omaha of & tramp, thief or thug of some sort, —————— Fourth Ward Democrats, Eleven very weary looking democrats met in the cloak room of Washington hall last evening to arrange the preliminaries for the organization of @ Fourth ward democratic DAY, SEPTEMBER 16, The attendance | club, about threo or four | man act, and after naming Charles Brown, J v declares | 1890. J. Connor did the _temporary chiair- Godfrey, W. J. Mount, Warren Switzler and J. C. Pentzel a committee on constitution and laws, the meeting adjourned to Saturday | nightat S o'clock. e — Several Records Broken. ProriA, 111, Sept. 15.—8mith and Murphy of the New York athletic club broke the world's amateur mile tandem record this afternoon, The record was 2:33 They made the half in 1:1315 and the mile in 2:97, Tho world's five mile amateur vecora was broken by Richof the New York_athletic club, The English record was 13 American 14:07 2-5. Rich made it in 13 The one mile world's record was broken by Windle. The record was 2 on a solid tire and 225 4-5 on o pneumatic tire, Windle mado it in 2 5 on a solid tire, Berlo made amileon a safety to break the world's re England's solid tire record was 15 and the American two seconds slower. iho pneumatic record wi 8¢ and Berlo smashed them all, doing the distance in - Florence News. School has been detained two weeks on ac- count of the non-completion of the building, will be accepted by the board and ar- chitect tol Mis. Cowan and Mrs. Hall have returned from theircastern trip and report a very good time, Medley of Peru are visiting relatives in Florence, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Clark will spend the weekin Denver, Herbert Lester has returned home from the west, where he has spent eleven months, The bishop of the diocese of Nebraska will visit St. Mark's missionin Florence on the ond Sunday in October. All are cordially invited tobe present at. the service The Rev. Mr. McCracken of Fremont thinks of making Florence his home in the near future, - - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, L. May of St. Paulis a Paxton guest. T.B. Tifiany of Albion is at the Merchants, H. B. Sears of Toledo, O., is at the Millard’ J, W. Patterson of Denver is at the Barker, Frank R. Cofin of Bolse s at the Pax- ton. E. R. Lockwood of Beatrice is at the laggart of Rochester, .y is at the amaraof Des Moines is at the rren of Lincoln was at the Casey HL H. Cull of Central City is a guest at the Merchants. S, J. Johnson of Sioux C the Paxton, N. R. Mason of Chicago is in the city, thePaxton. teele of Kensas City isa guest at y is registered at at . W. Harvey ofSt. Louisis stopping at the Murray. J.8. Turnbull of Boston is in the city, at the Millurd. JA at’ the Millard, t Becker of Chicago was at the Mil st night. Charles Barrall of Blair was at the Mer- chants last night, F.J. Fentvuner of Oukland is in the city, derchants, H., W. Westbrook of St. Bavker list night. W. H. H. Brown of New Murray last night. C. W. L. Koch of Claveland, O, is regis- terdd at the Barker. M. Burroughs of Ch astnight, at the Murray. L. Babcock leaves for Broken Bow to- where Lo goes to adjust several fire ris of Kansas City is registered Louis was at the York was at the cago was in the J.H. Butler, caraccountant of the Buffalo, ociester & Pittsburg railroad is at the Casey. "The use of calomel for derangements of tho liver has ruiied many a fine constitution, “Those who, for similai troubles, have tried Ayer's Pills testify to their efficicy in tho oughly remedying the malady, without in- jury to the system NATURALIZATION LAWS, How Pcople of Forelgn Birth May Be come Citizens of This Country. The statutes made and provided for ths naturalization of those who are not but who wish to become eatizens of the United States should be thoroughly understood by those seeking to acquire the right to voe. Follow- ingarethe provisions under which citizen- ship may he acquired Title XX X—Naturalzation. Section 216 Analien may be admitted to become a citizen of the Unitcd States inthe following manner, and not otherwise: 1. Heshall declare on oath, before a cireuit ist t of the United States, or strict or supreme court of the territories, or ourt of record of any of the states having common law jurisdiction, and a sel and clk. two years, atleast, priorto his admission, that it is bona fide hisintention (0 become a ' citizen of the United States and to renounce forever all al- legiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty of which the alien may beat the time a citizen or subject. 2. Heshall, at the time of his application to be admitted, declare, on oath, before some one of the conrts above specified, that ho will support the constitution of the United States, and that he absolutely and entirely renounces and_abjures all allegiance and” fidelity to every foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty; and particularly, by name, to the prince, potentato, state or” Sovereignty of which ho was_ before u citizon or subject; which proceedings shall be recorded by the clerk of the court, 3, Itshallbe made to appear to the satis- faction of the court admitting such alien that he has resided within the United States five years at least, and _within the state or terri- tory where such courtis atthe time held one veir atleast; and that during that time he has behaved as aman of good moral character, attached to the principles of the constitution ofthe United States, and well disposed to the good order and lappiness of the same, but theoath ot _the applicant shall in no case beallowed to prove his residence, Paragraphs four, five and six_pertain to the naturalization 0f honorably discharged soldiers, persons bearing titles or belonging tothe nobility of foreign countrics. Section 2,167—Any ulien being under the ago of twentyone years, who has re Sided_ In " fho ~United Stites threo ye next preceding his arriving ot that agé, and Wwho has continued to reside thereinto the time ho may make application to be admitted acitizen thereof, may, after he arrives at the age of twenly-ono years, and after he | sided five y sinthe United S cludi reo years of his _minority, admitted a citizon of the United Stat without having made the declaration 1 quired in {he first condition of section 21653 but such alien shall make the declara- tion required therein at the time of his ad- mission; and shall further dec on oath, and prove to the satisfaction of the court, that for two years next preceding it has been his bona fide intention to become a citizen of the United States; and he shall in all other respects comply with the laws in regard to naturalization. i~ “Water Lily Soap 5 cents a cake.” e the World in Fifty-Threc Days A postal card w ently dispatehed westward on a v round the world, the performance of which it duly accom: plished in the then unbeaten timeof sixty-cight says the London Times. The card was posted at the Guildhall postofice to commemorate the penny postage jubileo on May 17 last, and was sent via the United states to Japan.and thence reposted,via Brindisi,back to Lon- don, where it areived on the Z2ith ult. That performance has since beenbeaten, Another card has been posted round the world in the reverse direction, This second dispateh was sent on June 13 to Singapore, in the Straits Settlement, via Hong Kong and San Francisco, reaching London on the 5th inst. The time taken by it in traveling t} tire belt of the earth was only fifty-three days, or fifteen days less time than that occupied by the first named card in traveling the westward _direction of | the world’s This accomplished the very feat was small uit. at PEOIAL NOTICES. & COUNCIL BLUFFS, cost of 3}d. The postmarks on the card record that it left Lumlun on June 13 and dul(\' arrived at Singaporo on July 8, which shows that the outward jour was accomplished inexactly twenty days. Restarting, it left that port the samo day, and_traveling onward, vi Hong Kong and San Francisco, it veached Shepherd’s bush and was delivered to its original sender during the afternoon of the 5th inst,, or twenty-e s (four wecks) after it had left Sin, e, mak- ing its total time on_journey fifty-threo days or fifteen days loss time than that taken by the card in traveling west- wardly, A Gallant ran. The mayor of & French town had, in accordance with the recent vegulations, tomake out a passport for a vich and highly respectable lady of his acquaint ance, who, in spite of a slight disfigure ment, was quite vain of her personal appearance, suys the New York Star, His naive politeness prompted him to #loss over the defect, and, after o mo- ment’s reflection, he wrote among the items of personal description: Iyes dark, beautiful, tender, expressive, but one of them missing, W ANTED -Gl for wene very small family. Mrs, W, 187 Turley's Glen, Couneil Blufs, Montgonicry ¢ 0., Kan,, well In iprovad, omianche Co,, Kan, well lm prove cres, Morrls Co,, K ansas, well inproved W aeres, Logan Co. Kap, well improved, 18 Co., Nobraska . Nobraska 227 acres, Muhlenberg Co., Kentueky well fmproved; clear. 100 acres, well proved; Aleona Co., Michis gan; o Wil trade (11 for merehandls orelty propeit in CounerT B OF Ui, i Clearland in Stone and Barey Co., Mo, Creamery in Chupnin, Diek fnson’' Co.. Kan otes, Getto the fro v Kdel's hotel, Rtass Co., Ohios cloar, or and | S0 sing 3 FifL QOR RENT-— Furn ished parl GRS Frart o JL R Davie VWV ANTED A first eluss cook fo work. Address with reference, | Council Bluffs, Presentlocation must be AND FOR RENT - Encl 4 votween Counedl Bl and hot ed tracts of land and Onahi able for cardening or dul 0 N1 Dodge & Co,, 528 1 NOR ch i husi | ST T discount, if co about '® el Blufrs, { NOR SALE i P Yent, ol drivo thems oity bre 1ot 8. Main st Couneli L PUIPOSCS. A dwiy. s Wil soll st all new ane fivs Ld within next i) day Address 8, Bee ndard brod Now 0-room and cold wat ace, gas and electreie Hght sule on easy terms. On Fourth ay from motor, six from postoffice, W, 3 Pearl st tlon addr Council Bluirs, QURY with board, # to 5 ar : N, ONE ENjOYS woek. Both the method and results when Syrup of Iigs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys Eiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Iigs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in ite effects, piepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ite many excellent qualities coramend it to all and have made it the most pogulnr remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sals in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it prompély for any one who wishes to tiy it.~ Do not accept any substitute, CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP €O, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, Ky, NEW YORK, N.¥. urant for « Jomular place NOR SALE on o the city 3-0r will t 1 No. 610, ro s lace. Uy Arehibild, dam by Kent byears old. Apply t Dr. Macrae. Clay, 1 JPOR SALE or 1 K houses, by J. | Bluffs. THY pay 1 W the samoe atany timo | on the followl A homnic Ao A home A homo wor Alome worth &, Other price 1 hoy above monthly and intorest, For pavticulars call on addresstho Tuld & Wells Co., 603 Broadway, Couneil Blurs, Tu. OMAHA & GOUNGLL BLUFES DRIVING PARK. Fall Mecting, October 7 to 10, 1800 B4,000 IN PURSI PROGRAMME MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. Purse, ton 1, w Main st Coune 1t whnen you s, ani in e WO your £ nbuya he 1 of you 1y tho homo ? per month, 3 por month, ‘e month, nonth rmonth = Pace Trotth ar-old DR. BELLINGER'S ESDAY, OCTOBER & L OCTOBE 10 Purse 0 ] HURSDAR, OCTOBER 10, ptiing—I'urse or-All Pacin For-AllL Stal rotting elose ( 3 W, 40 500 " Purse. Pu A ation rules to g 1 BLufrs, Tow Address all communications to A L GIBBS, Socre 215 South th St, Ol Surgical Institute Private Hospital. Cor, Broadway and 26th 8ts,, COUNCIL BLUFES, TOWA. st i byhim wi WESTERN ro progressive, full ana o it onor: \ tealnlng od spo IOWA In popular educat Ho ng grand work for Increasing Westorn lowa. COLLEGE Commencos fall torm Sept. lst really_practical for her Stadents Tand Poamanshin co: o ganized and i1ly “conduetol enterat any time, Writo for furthes W. 8 Paulson, _Council Bluffs, lowa, Gouncil Bluffs & Omaha TRANSFER LINE. H. Beecroft & Sons., Props. AGE, EXPRESS & HEAVY FREIGHT King threo trips overy day execpl Siie public sel organs, as sy philis, ¢ matorrohiow, lost mz and weakness treate Particular attention y lungs, us_Asthmi, O Bron Catarrh, Ete. Paraly Diso! Diabetes, Bright 151 sancer, Variocele, Hydrocele. Diopsy. ases of the ye and ar, Club Spinal Curvatureandall disensesof the bone We have a department devoted exclusively to the treatmentof Uterine Diseases, Medicinosent sceurely pack-d and free from observation. Corresponidence confidential. Addross: DR. BELLINGER’S Surgical Institute and Private Hospital, Cor, Broudway and 2ith Sts,, Council Blufis, la, ¢ the Hus well or particulars ases of tho any Omahaoffice at the divery Co., 1505 How Conndil B offic phone 2 2 Leav A, Stewary Expross and bl 5 3 Bhoadway. S Councll BlufMs0and 12 . m F. M. ELLIS & CO,, p. i O L. and 3 p. i And Building Superintandent : — Rooms 40 1432 Bee Butlding Oma 3. D EDMUNDSON, Pros. E L. SHUGART, Vice-Prew and Tt 4 and 240 i CHARLES I ITANNAN, Cashier Of Council Bluffs, 04 PAID UP CAPITAL........ SURPLUS AND PROFITS, . . LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS Digecrons <1 AL Mille) % 0. Gleason, | Sh rt, K. kL Hart, J. D Edmundson, Ol C. Hannuan, Tran t general banking ness. Largest capital and surplos of bank in Southwestern lowa. INTEREST UN TIME DEPOSITS, and § OF FICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Malnand Broudway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, ors In forelgn and de s oxeha fons made and interest puid on’ time deposits. CARPETS] We are receiving daily for fall trade the fin- est patterns in Moquette, Velvet, Body Brus- sels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain Carpets, and Rugs, Lace, Chenile and Silk Curtains, Win- dow shades, Upholstering and Drapery good of all kinds. IFringes and Fancy Trimings. { Upholstering and Interior Decorating done to order on shor notice, Call and see us or write for samples and prices, COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., 408 Broadway, Council Blulfs, lowa, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H Bil‘kmbifleA\u tions tnd Suporvision of Public Work, ' Building, Council Bluly, La, “Qa —Justice of tho Pence. Oflico uver Amoric N, SChm'Z Broudway, Council Bluffs, lowa, —Attorneysat Law. Practice in the State ana Federal Courts, Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, Council Blufrs, lowa. - N\ —— 1 timates Brown s and Sanitary Eogincer. Pluns. 0 Expi Stone & Sims