Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE COUNCTL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST. pelivered by Carrler inwsy part of the City. M. LT « + = MANAGER TELEPHONES: Rusiness Ofce, No, 4% Night Editor, No. 2, — MINOK MENTIO N.Y.P. Co. Council Bluffs A marriage lic to Charles Fergusor Ome b ym:w tovlny by *d Vagran s, A building pern Mrs. Mary D for cottinge ut 90 Pierce st Sono sneak thivf suc mber Co.. coal granted yesterday Iloscia flenton of 150 Was and Wryatt's gang was further increased widition of several drunks v was Issued yesterday to the crection of a ¥00 coded n getting away with a pair of cur from Taylor Wool- sey’s rooms ulyh fore last Frank Guanella's team of horses supposed to have been stoien has been found near Min eola, They had evidently strayed away The washing out of the paving on Franklin avenue has been repaired by the aty at a cost of $157, just half of what the contiactor wanted for the same work Horace Eyerett was reported to be sinking at a late hour last night, and his friends and physicians were very mich wraged and fad bt itele b peof his re President Joseph Smith will preach at 7:45 ‘clock this evening in the Latter Day Saints church, on Plerce street, wost of Glen ave: nue. Seats free welcome Anot case of diptheria w reported yesterday. The sufferer is Bertie | mne-year-old girl, living onseventh below Firstavenue. Nine ci have been reported so far this month, The Good Templars had o very pl time lust night inaugurating their emoval fnto their new hall on the corner of Main streetand Broadway. hey celebrated the event by giving a public soval and oyster supper. There are plenty of marriage cortificates on hand at the county clerk’s oftice now, and they are bemg constimed at the rate of three orfoura day. The late shortage of the precious dociments seems to have had a timulating effect upon the market The public will be pained to Horace Everctt has suffered a stroke, and is now lying at his resic v low condition, " Hehas been tor with such a ealamity for some time, and has been in quitea fecble condition all summer. The hearing of the case of Lena Chiristoff- erson, the little blue-cyed, flaxen haived fe male burglar, who was arrested upon th charge of burglarizing the vesidence of Wil has been fixed for next Tuesday. was released from custody upon h rfiling a bond for &0, Mrs, Julia . Crittenden, wife of A, J Crittenden, cied at her residence on Monday night of blood poisoning. She was thirty-six years of age and hus spenta greater part of her marriedlife fn this city. The funcral will take place from the residence on East D Broadway this afternoon at 2 o'clock The police round-up last night embrace the usual amount of drunks and vrgs, The terrors of the new Towa law, which is being rigorously enforced in Council Bluffs, seems seems to exert. but little deterrent influence upon the tramps. They come and go with the old time regulavity, undas cold weather ap- proaches their numbers visibly inereas The case of O. C. Huff, who was arrested upon a charge of uy preforred hy W, P Kent, the late m; e of the late Standard opera compiny, was dismissed by Justice Burnett yesterday. The case was set for trialat 2” o'clock yesterday afternoon, but when the hour s 10 one to prosecite. Kent is not He has obtained his property s ose left for good. Young Huff, it is sa 1 avery good defense, and feltno anxiety about the outcome of the trial It lias been decided b little ghrl baby in chary Indian outfit near the pumping station se: eral days ago, that the infant had more In- dian blood than white in its veins. The child is still being cared for by the kind people who took it after it was discovered in the weeds where it had been left by the person who abandoned 1t. A Nebraska lady has taken a good deal of interest in the little waif and has expressed adesire to take it and raise itup in the way it should go. Joseph Dewey Youngman, a well known nd very popular news ugent on the North- western railroad, was quictly married in this city yesterday to Miss Je eavens, o promivent young lady of Morris, 11, room was deliriously happy, and succeeded in bribing allthe newspaper reporters te keep the marriage notice out of the papers today, fhh\fl as aplausible reason that the boys.on he liue between here and Chicozo would break him up on the homeward trip by their exorbitant demanas for congratulafory ci- gars, There are hundreds to wish the hippy couple the still greater happiness of long life and prosperity. There was a good deal of sympathy awakencd by the fruitless efforts of Mr, and Mrs. R. Williamson to find a fifteen-year-old daughter of Mrs. Williamson by a~ former marriage. They were searching nearly all day yesterday and about all of the previous night for the girl. She left their home at 2000 Eighth street on Monday morning, for the purpose ostensibly of taking an examina- tion at Prof. MeNaughton's oftice in the Bloomer school building. She did not report there and nothing was heard of her until yes- terday afteroon, when it was learned ih. she had been secn_in the company of ano- torious woman on Pierce street. It is appar- ent that she tas contracted bad habits with- out the knowledge of her parents. A strong effort will be made to reclaim her, She is described as being a bright and attractive girl. Heruname is Nora Ransdell, e The best auctioneer i the state is H, H. Inman, Council Bluffs, Special attention to bloodea stock sales, ‘and all branches of mereantile goods. Oftice 503 Broadway., e Own Your Why pay rent when you for less money ¢ The Towa National Building and Loan association commen business in Coun cil Bluffs June 1, 1860, and have fur- nished eloven families with homes worth from §1,800 to &),000 each at less cost than the rent would be on the same property, with six more homes in process of construction, Also have fifty members carrying stock for an in- vestment. The stock as investment pays about 28 per centannual interest, more than five times the profit of any savings bauk de- posits, and it is absolutely safe. Agents wanted inall towns Towa and eastern Nebraska. AL A Pagsons, Gy Room A Council Bluffs, {a. e Fashionable wool suits Bimmons, § to §; silks, ot and al learn that paralytic nee in i atoned in t (it v those who have the o that was left by an ne. can build a home in western made by M, L. T o §l0. PERSONAL PARAG RAPHS, Mrs. Theodore Bray is very il Dick Holst of the Kiel hotel 1s in poor health, but is gradually recovering. Mr. Willlam Weston, formerly of Council Biuffs, but now residing in Logan, is the happy father of a fine girl bany, Admits His Guilt. The man who gives his name as H, W Hawloy, aud who was caught burglarizing Bodellet's grocery store, was brought before Justice Houdricks yesterday afternoon and waived examination. He isonly a boy, not more thah tweunty-one years of age, and is far more intelligent than his trampish ap- pearance would indicate. He virtually ad- mits that Hawley is not his name, but says that it s good enough 1t answer the purpose. He intimates that he has respectable relatives in Omaha or near here, and ho prefers to serve aterm in the penitentiary under an assuted name, rather than have his identity disclosed to their shame. Hoseems anxious to have his term commence, ovidently thinking the sooner it comumences the sooner it will end, He eugerly askod the justice if ho could not have his bearing in the district court at once. As the grand Jury has adjourned bewill have towait until the next term. S, Forrent -Furnished room. M, J. Ly- man, 120 Willow ave. Wine interior decoratingLosey & Jensen THE OMAHA DAILY BEE,: THE NEWS IN THE BLUFES. The Opening Day of the Races at the Driv- ing Park a Great Success, SHARP REPARTEE IN THE BURKE CASE. Colonel Sapp's Condition-A Bad Showing for a Boy—A Burglar Admits Guilt -A or Girl's Story. Yesterday was a great day at Union wark It was the opening day of the Deiving Park association races, and the attendance | was farin advance of what had been antici- pated by the management Althougn the sport did not nearly 2 o'clock, a hall Lour grand stand was fairly well filled with ladies and gentlemen, au r on the space inside of theone mile track was comfortably filed with carriages, hacks and tallyhos. Threcof the latte were filled with Omaha parties. Splendid m furnished by a band from the Bluff taking it all in all, the day was one delizhtfully enjoyed by every person who attended. [t was only the first day, but the people who were ther that the attendance forthe balanceof the week will be three times aslarge as at any previous meeting of thi And the afinerstring a fair honorable lot of horsemen never assembled in the west, When Secretary Gibbs closed his entry books 140 horses had been I'he first regular trains on the motor exten sion were run yesterday Pa Iy from Omaha were carried into the grouads with: out transf or changeof cars, This makes it very convenientand will no doubt prove as a drawing card for Omaha people. There is no finer track or prounds any- wherein the west The weather was favor able and the track in splendid condition Even the horses seemed to enthused with the pleasant surroundings and got down to their work with a will In the absence of Joseph Garneau, W, H. Barston of Crete, Neb, was chosen starter, and he Alled his position to the entire satisfaction of every on o judges were Mavor Macrae, Geovge S t of Omaha, Colonel Tom Bow mun the Giobe and Mr. Bamstow., Mr_ A, J. Pot fer of Omaha wnd Mr. Swigert acte as time keepers. Superintenc Fred Fowler was kept busy calling on the speed- ers, and at2o'clock he had s ded in ting out the second horses which had entered in the three-year-old stake race, Although the printed programme showed four names, only two of them came up with theirentrance fee. hey were Kate Caffrey, ow by kEd Pyle of Humboldt, Neb, andJohnnie Boggs, owned by M. C. Robinson of Arlington When anybody tells Edthat his Kate beat any thre ar-old in the count quickly remariks, ‘“Here's athousind says she can’ Kate isa pretty travels likea cyclone for a young or won three straight heats 'in 2 :31 by Wt next race was the 2:30 pace for a purse of £30. Wilkie Russell won it vorite in the pool box at big odas: was interesti though not very exciting, as Wilkl Russell was too swift for his com- petitors, The others were fairly evenly matched. The money was divided as follows : Wilkie Hussell first. Storm second, U. Frank third, Otto W. fourth. UMY, begin until earlier tho was and sa, sort reason is that of horses or and more recorded, Bitly Me( Cresent Midnight acken, U. Frank Cl rGrot ... Wilkie Russell ICHTIRAB i Starm....... Otto W. "\ Abdaliah... Fanny Fry e xt came the most hotly contested race the afternoon, the 2:25 trot for a purse of $00. Thirteen horses started, seven in the first section and six in the rear. Lobascoand Wall Id equal as favorites. Wallace G, is owned by Willlam Paxton, jr.. of Omaha, and was backed neavily by the Omaha boys. Lobasco is a splendid animal, owned by Nat Bowen of Burlington, Ia. Wallace G won the first heat casily, and for a few minutes sold agreat favorite in the pools. The second heat was a pretty and very close finish be- tween Wallace G and Lobasco, the latte winning by a nose. After this~ Wallace wasn'tin it, but Marve Beardsley drove the horso for all he was worth. There was one horse entered under the name of Thalia owned by an Ohio man whic caused the con- testants toscore five times onaccoumt of his crazy running, Mr. Bantow sent ther off and Thalia ran a balf mile before his driver could place him on his feet. One fellow had it about right when he remarked that if they would put a saddle on Thalia he could beatany horse ou the ground for a mile dash. SUAMARY. Robble P...... .. Prosper Merriner. . Ha Ensign. ., Wallice I, Oliver W Jie M Frank P... uelph lamour , Kenal H . Thalia. . . Tobasco, . Moody . Tiue 11509 The programine for today 250 trotting, purse $00—Charles [ Ryder, What Clicer, In., Hiatoga Chi W. Evercti, Tekamab, Neb., Dr. Tilton; 10 s follows: Gould & Miller, Fullarton, Neb., Egbertine: J. D, Oman, Sioux City, Billy Burton; C, D, Wolf, Albion, Neb., Belgian Maid; C. Greg- ory, Council Bluffs, King Humbert: Diamond horse and land company, Ponea, Neb., Arden ; P. Lacy, Council Bluffs, Nellie'Caffréy Bruen, Burlington, J. 8.5 F. H Ia., Mhmbrino ha, May Belle: Inter-s Kinnite; J. P. Outhwaite, Wis, Gray Dawn; John Dono: vau, jr., St Joe, Roslyn; Parker & Judge, Newall, Ta, Hemld, jr; W. H. H, Colby, Dodge, Hazel Maid; Wapsie; D, Gould, Fullarton, Neb, Woodlin 2:20 pacing, purse #00—E, G, Soloman, Ed RRosewater; Colonel D, B, Daily, Council Bluffs, Mattie Harle; P. Podvant & Son, St. Joseph, A. K. Davis; Chatles L, De Ryder, What Cheer, In,, Skylark. Two-yewrold, graud hotel stake, $100 added—C. M. Buck, Auburn, Neb., Miss Helen: 1. D. Gould, Fullerton, Neb., Wood- line; M. J. Jones, David City, Neb, Alix; R vton, Missouri Valley, Ta, Nornetti; kd Pyle, Humboldt, Neb,, Eddie’ Hayes; R G Sinith, Fort Dodge, Ta.; John Donovan, jr., St. Joseph Primus { nator A { Pyle's Hurley Burley will trot against G. M. Tumey’s Cnion Medium for & §00 purse, best three in five. The races begin prowptly at 1 o'clock. Pipton, real estate, § 1f you wish tosell your property call on the Judd & Wells Co., C. B. Judd, prosident, 606 Broudway, uu- Stud, Whitew J.G 7 Broadway. A Poor Girl's Story. On Monday morning, shortly after mid night, Captain Anderson of the merehants' police had his attention attracted to a young girl who was sitting on a bench in frout of Palmer's confectionary store on Main street. He approached her aud asked her why she was sitting there at that late hour. Her reply was that she was waiting for a gentle- man friend. Fupther inquiry elicited the fact that the girl had been robbed as well as wronged. She refused to give her name, but said she had been living with her grand. parents, an aged couple, in Glenwood. On Sunday morning came to this city, sho says, fin search of work, but shortly after her arrival shemet an ola friend in the person of a traveling man, whom she says is Frank Stemble, on the road for a Des Moines house. She bad been acquainted with him for a year or more. He invited she her to accompany him to Omabia and she con' sented. They returued ou the 10:80 woto On tho way ovar he suggested that it would be safer for her if she wouldcarry her pocket book. She complied with the request. They got off the motor on the corner of Main anc Broadway and started to walk down Main street, When in front of the Paimer place Lie suddenly asked to be excused for a mo- ment and told her to wait there until he re turned 1 patiently for nearl y two and ahalf hours, or until the officer found her, She says her pocketbook only con tained £, butit was all that she had and she de- nded upon it to_keep her until she conld find employment or fail and go home to Glen wood. Shawas taken to the Revere house and a night's lodging was pald for her. She re- fused to register and disappeared the uext morning. —- Something of Interest To overy lady making preparations for coming cold weather, afew pointers from the Bostoy Store, Couscr Birrrs, We hav just received our large fall lie of furs, and feel assured our assortment is complete, and prices a8 UstaL, 1ow. H0 black hair i, 50 and fe. French coney muff, black, | £1/00, 81,25, 81.50, Woof scals, $5.00. Mankey, £3.50, $.00 and &0, French seals, £, $3.5 Astrachan, £5.5), Beavers, £, §10and $12, Children's angora white, in sets, for §.50. Chillren's tigrer in sets for £2.50. Chiliren's chinchilta in sets for §2.50. Childre hibet Lamb in scts for §3 Children's white coney in sets for CATES s, §3, #1.50, &5 and £5.75 coney, & 2 and §.50. 1 trinmied, §1%.00, 11,0 awl collar, 213,00, Woaof seal, roll collar, #2.0), French beaver, §11.04 Astrachan, §7.00, 81 1.0), €11.75 and $12.00, Natural beaver roll collar, £30.00, PRINTS AND GINGIAMS, it and 1 the and 8. Black hair cag Bluck rench Monkey., s W Wool scul, s um challies, wk fust colored prints large flgnred furniture prints, Just the thing for comforters. Tryour 10e, 12e and 15 batti knots and open out in one sieet. Avron ginghams 5e, a b Dress ginghams at S, 10¢ o. fall styles. amiething new in striped dome mec n and dark; also mixtures at 10c, 10 see them, Armeniaserge, § inches wide, at 1217 Newstyles in Repps, suitable for 8k, 12 yards for £.00. jpress plaids in new line of colors, g, frec from TOILET S0A TS, asoap, 1ic unscented, Cutict Pears 19] three for for ¢, put up in conted Glycerine, 10¢, Ambrosia soap, th pssed boxes. ke of Victorin soap, sam soap, at he, six for 2. Al -We carry a full line of toilet arti *has combs of all kinds, hair brushes, ail brushes, haiv curlers, ete., ete. Boston Store, 401, 403 and 405 Broadway, Couneil Blufs, 1 RINGHAM, WHITE also Fir's Bal- FOTHE AW & CO. A Bad Showing for the Boy. Ttis quite natural, owing to the innate human meanness, that the best of us ejaculate sundry *“I'here now, Itold you and 1 knew it would come out,”” when public atten- tion is attracted to the misdeeds of any indi- vidual, This has been the case with especi: ally one of the 1tttle boys who committed the heavy robbery at the residence of Mrs. T. A Clarkon Har on street, mentien of which was made in Tae Bee yesterday. Several of the reighbors come forward now and accuse the boy Walter, the voungest of thetrio, and son of the widow, [Jwith being something of a kleptomanise, and recount numerous instances where they have suffered from his depredations, One man, a printer, living further up the same strect, charges the boy with thefts of money from his place. A short time agohis wife was uloncin the house and was taking an afternoon nap when she was awakened by @ noise in the adjoining room. On entering the room she was sur- prised to find the boy half w iuto the window. He had _cut the wire sereen away after the feshion of the true bur, and was just balancing his little body on the window sill when she caught him ‘nd him a spanking and dropped him on the outside. Another lady living on Benton street caught the child in the room of her son-in-law, who occupies the upper part of the house. Ho had gone through sundry trunks and draw- ers and had rifled the gentleman’s pockets and obtained quite & sum of money. The money was taken away from the child and he was sent outof the house iu a hurey No further action has been tiken in tha Clurk robbery case, butin view of these facts itis possible that some effective means m: be taken to prevent the youngerboy becom- ing a professiomal crook. The chief of polico thinks e can re. cover a large part of the coin stolen from Miss Clark, Several other pieces were recovered yesterday, and theamount that has been returned will reach about £10. The money has been recklessly scattered arouud, A picce of Chinese money was found near an outhouse in the r of a residence some dis- tanco away where it had been apparently thrown fiom along distance. None of tk more valuable coins and the gold nuggets have bee overed, Tho parents of the boys will dowhat they can toward making good the loss to Mrs, Clark and her danghter, and the ease will not be prosecuted, Th think, however, t Mus, Clark has put £oo higha value on stolen goods. None of the petrifactions, which cannot replaced, have been recovered, and the boys 50 far have refused to tell where they di posel of them. It is probable tue boys did not do all of themischicf or carry away all the stuff. It is suspected that older hands than theirvs engaged inthe work of dispoiling the Clark home, Thie older one of the two implicated broth- ers now stoutly denies complicity in the crime, and visited Tue Brer offico yestorday and wgrily deminded that bis wune should be taken out of the paper. His claim issome- what strengthened by the recollection of Robinson Brothers, who recall the fact that there were but two boys together when the watch was purchased with the stolen money. the v e Money at reducad rates loaned o chatte andwalestate securityby B. H. Shoafo& Co The Manhatvan sporting headquarters, 413 Broaway, Wall paper atLosey & J ensen’s, 11 Pearl st Colonel Sapp's Condition. The sad news that Jolonel Sapp had been stricken with paralysis caused numerous queries tobe heard hourly as to his condition Thestroke had appareatly effected his left side much more than the right, but yesterday morning he was helped out of his bed into a rec ¢ and seemed to be resting casier. He was able to move his left arm o little, but seemed to be growing weaker Shortly after noon he was helped back o his bed, and soon after appeared to grow wors losmg all use of his lft arm and leg His power of speech is quite seriously affected, and his condition last evening was deemed alarming, more on account of the un- certainty us to what the next change might ve than on account of any immediate danger, The colonel was clearin ~ wind _aund iealized the pecariousness of his situation as shown by aremark made to a friend by b bed: side. “I think I see the premonitins of what will cause my final dissolution.” Tt many friends are eagerly hopimng that the next change may prove for the better and thut he muy be spared for many more years of usefulness, At 11 oclock last night Colonel Sapp was resting comfortably and his friends were very much encouraged.~ He received o number of calls during the evening and chatted gai with his friends, He went to sleep at 7 o'clock and slept soundly and naturally until 9, when he awoke very much refresned and enjoyed the visits of his friends. o'clock hedropped asleen again w cellent prospectof agood night's rest, —— She Wants a Divorce. Yesterday morning, duving a lull damage case, the court took up the oof Jaus Peter Larsen ogal Larsen applies for th the grounds that she has deserted him left his home desolate, and asks for the nullment of his marriage forthwith The @ourt wight possibly have complied with his request if Johanna fersell had not appea at an bpportane tine very explicit and deided answer was surprised whey she appeared, moreso when she fied. the document her side of the mse, In it she avers that sho is not the cause of the uuhappiness o tdeie home. Sho admits that she left it, but claims that there was an 'nt necessity for leaving 3 that her hus nd drove her aw 1 throatencd to kill herand do sundry s and dreadful things, and made it generilly impossible herto live with him, Sne” announces her intention to bitter]y resist his application for divorce, and has asked the court to grant hertemporary alingny sufficient to support herself and child during the pendancy of the suitand 10 pay her atorney fees. J.C. Bixby, stean heating, sanitary. gincer, 913 Life builling, Omita; 02 riam block, Council Blu ¥ put inan nd filed o Jansen and still giving en- Mee — Losey & Jusen's, 11 Pear st. it Motors (o the iRace The long wished for 5 cont motor favebe- tween the two cities is atlast obtained—but only for afew days and under peculiar civ cumstances, Those in Omaha wWho want to attend the vaces can buy on the motor trin at for the round teipand giving admit- tance to the grounds for only 0 cents. As theadmittance tickets are 50 cents this leaves 10 cents for tho motor fare, or 5 cents ewch way between tlic Now, if company will, the simply knock off 50 centsand loay 10 cents for the trip between the two cities, a great deal of public growling will be done awiay with “The muotor trains run directly into the driv ing park landing their passongers at the grand stand, @ greqt improvement over the old way 08 it docs away with all necessity o walking the long distanee from the entrince to the amphitheater e day hefore the races passengers going to the driving park hadto pay 5 cents on the Browdway line and 5 conts on the line to_the driving park, mink- inga 10-cont vate. The city council's atten- tion being divected to this, the solicdtor was instructed to enjoin the motor company if it S0 t tocollect o l0-cent fare between any point in Council Blufs and the fair grounds, both being within the city limits. The com- pany evidently concludel it best to yield gracefully, and no attempt was made yéster- dayto collect more thau the usnal 5 cents, Some of the trains run direct to the driving park and are so mariced. Passengers on trains bound to Omaha, ave trausferred if they desire to go to the park. The throigh traius tothe park insteadof turning off out avenue A, o down Broadway to Sixtoenth street and then turnand go 1o the park, The company elaims thatit will not pay to oper- ate this line ouly on such occasions s this Signs. cities W hien th Buy your lumber of T'he Judd & Wells Co., 813 Broadway. Losey & Jensen paint house A Remarkanle Contest The damage suit is dvawing o a close, The defonse closed its testinony yesterday and the plai 7 i suof son rebuttal evide Two or three witnesses are to be examined this moring, but their testimony will protbly be brief. Then the arguments will begin, Yesterday Mr. Fluman was on the a good portion of theday. Then a lirge num- berof dscuments were introduced inevidencs anda numberof depsitions vead. Tuintroducing rehuttal evidence M win sought toget in some dicting some staterment made by Mr. Flick inger. Attomey McCube, in objecting, claimed that it was simply an attempt to con- veadict bim on an iwmaterial point. In rais 1ng this objection Mr. MeCabe touchingly al luded tothe fact that Mr. the stand under peculiar cireumstances, The angel of death was hovering over lis house hold, while hewas atternpting to tell what he knew about this controversy. His mind was naturally deawn tothe bedsideor the suffer ingaud dyingone, ind to now atteapt thin- troduce testimony for the purpose of impeach- ing him on some trifling, unimportant, imma terial point, was crucl il the extreme, The Jittle outburst of symputhetic elo. quence had its effect on all who listened. Mr. Pusey, one of the opposing counsel, sprang 1o his feet, and in afew but cloquent word mude untcracting reply, e haid as much thy for the sorrow-stricken voné, and it wasnot in accord- ance with hiswish, but by the desire of Mr. Flickinger himself, that he had takenthe stand at such a time and under such cumsta It was indeed a trying position fora man to be in attendance upon court, while bis heart was being torn by sorrow, but if there was any time when a man should feel his responsibality totell the truth itwas when the deathangel was hovering over his own fireside. Atsuch a time should he re- member that, above the hovering deathangel cording God of . who would hold him to a_strict bility. The deep sympathy feltby all should not relieve himof the full responsibility of adh closely totruth, nor from the just eriticisms which ought to be made upon s testirnony. Both were little oatbursts, but cacliwas forcivle and each cleverly turned. The trial of ti s been attended by several sorrowful Mr. Flickinger, who is very actively engaged in the defese, has during the trial seen his little one stricken down with diphth and laid for- ever away. Colond Sapp, oneof the leading atlorneys on the othie hus been stricken with ysis and his associates are an iously watching the hourly changes which seem to be forthe worse, Iinley Burke, the plaintiff in the case, has received atelegram amnouncing_the death of his sister, Mrs White, of Kansas City. He is unable o get ¥ even topay i tribute of respect at rodu stand Bula- testimony contra- Flickinger was on wse | ents 1 onaceomt of its inportance, the ind 204l Wil which Ehobuttlo on both sides has been cariied on, and the strnge accompaniment of sorrow and death, will be long remembered. - - 1 forrevenue only al protection, and some per se; but a lrge use of Salvation Oil ai v yme favora ta a tariff with incic a tariff for protes majority favor tl for cutsand bruis An endless chain of cortificates verify excellence of Dr. Bull's Cough Symp. P 25 cents, some o > fre the ce —— Ellis-Stemb e rg. The principals ina very happy, quiet ding that ocenrred yesterday afternoon were Mr. James W. Ellis, proprictor of the Hotel Casey news stand, and Miss DoraSternbever, a bright and interesting young lady of Coun- cil Bluffs, Tie ceremoncy Ads at the v dence of iRev, Dr. Lamar, pastor of the First Baptist chureh, who officiated A I'he happy couple were the recipients of the hearticst congratulations from the many friends whom their excilent qualities have won about them Mr. and Mus viends in a teenth street wed- home to their ou North Six Bllis are at cosy residence - - Do not takeany chance of being poisoned or burned to deathh with liquid stove polish, paints or enamels in bottles. The *Rising Sun Stove Polish” is safe, odorless, brilliant, tie cheapest and bost stove polish made and the consumer pays for no expensive tin or gluss package with every purchase, Sl Ul A Milk Trast in Chica Cniero, Oct. f—Delegates representing the men whoship milke into Chicago from all sides of the city mict today and decided to x dress their grievances by the formation of stock company to handle their by price of milk wis fixed at § the next four months, §.10 month aud $ for the sixth. - To Nervous De 1t you will send us send you Dr, Dye’s Ce and A ppliances on trial restore you to v Pamphlct free, V Mich. - Northwestern Engincers Want n Rairo CiicrGo, Oct. T—A sub-committee of Chi cago & Northwestern engl rs and firemen isin session in this city awaitivg a reply from the officials tothe demand for incrased poy formogul and way freight eogines und the abolishment of the classification system for on . 0. for the fifth it your ebrated ted Men address we will Viltaic Belt They will quickly anhood and health, i ta1e Bewr Co., Manball, e I The motor takes you within a few feet of the grand stand, “Go and see the races | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, every duy this week st Union Park, THE CAMPATGN, He Speaks at Millershirg, the O Seat of Holmes Mireravna, O., Oct. 7 MeKinley opened his campaign in tecath district here this evening. is the county seat of Holrmes the democratic strongholds added to this dis trict by the germymunder passed last winter. The major was greeted by a fine Ho spoke briefly of the gerrymanlor and devoted the most of his remarks to a discussion of the tariff. In the course of his remarks he said: **Therols notan item vwn which protective duties have been luid that has not b reduced in price to the peple who buy it The republican ~ party fiffeen | years igo gavethe country freo coffee and teaand his now given it free sugar, We have as result a froe and untaxed brakfust table, The duties under this bill aes lower than tiosc of any bill since 1861, We have red uced duties wherever it would not interfore with or injure a home industry and have increased it only where the pr tection of our own manufacturing interest domanded it ‘The dutioson wool have all been made protective, 1f in 183 you farmers of Ohio defeated the republican party for a nduction of the wool lwrift, as the ‘democrats then claimed, it is your duty oW |0/ voia 3% Lt WEUBIURYE TATLY LEaS ik not only restored the tarifl of 163, but, tade it stonger by ligh tariff on all sub. stitutes for wool. The American martket 18 the best in the world, and it has been made so and_can only be so maintiined by protection, They say we have incrased the priceof everything. 1 would liketo know what we have inereased the duties on except champagne, brandy, plushes, velvets and the luxuries of the wealthy, Thesc and farm products about comyprise the list. - Tnion Park races areon. - 1 Litern nty ongressnan the This is one of conty, audience The 1 Tnternati Losvoy, Oct. Congr ss, The International Liter ess et here today. Jules L permanent retary, presented a repor the copyright in Ameriea. He atributed the defeatof the copyright billin congress to the prevailing unquenchable antagonisi to Englind and the antigonism at home between eistern and W tern states. He hell ot little hope of a tavorble settlment of the question Forthe presenthe proposed s & means of reaching the desired end that the congress sendthanks to all in _Ameriea who hadde feaded the good cuse, Count Kerairy, speaking from long expericnce in Ametica, wport too gloomy, and thit ue might be expeded r somer et indicated, 1t had been_ sy the rules of the house of rep- resentatives, fow active oppoments to prevent the ‘copyright bill from aiving at the stage of discussion, but the r 1ito power of Rteed, @ great pyrightassociation, w ties more difficult, A fr would be discssed in D bill would pass, sh bill he said, cuber, and this - . races are on. it Shook Up Other Cities, P oereni, O, 7.-The shodk of the explosion at Wilmington this af 1001 Was plainly felt in many sectins of this city. The shock was also felt at Millville, N, J.; Ches. ter, Pa., and olber points thirty to thirtyfive miles distant. 2 - Flits, spisms, St. Vitus' danes, n ervousnes and hysteria ar2 soon cured by Dr. siles Newine. Freesamples at Kubn & Co.’s, 15th and Douglas. The Union Par! Kansas City Ex-T. easurer Indicted. Kin<as Crv, Mo, Oct. 7. Peake, whom Mayor Holmes e from office last summer, charging him with the embezzlement of 4000 of the city's funds, wasindiced today by the grand jury. —— Have used Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil for croup and colds, and declare it a positive cure. Contributed by Wm. Kay, 570 Ply- mouth Ave., Buffalo, N. e Found Guilty of Wife Murder, WeLLAND, Ont., Oct. 7.—The jury inthe caseof Arthur H. Day, charged with mur- dering his_wife by pushing her into the Niugara river, retumed a verdictor guilty tonight and Diy was sentonced to baug. Paradeof Ve St Louts, Oct. 7. of peoplo witne: rophets. AT enormous concourse sed the parade of the veiled prophets tonight. The subject of the show wasthe “Nonsesical Alphabet” The parade was followed by an annual geand ball. e ——— Tryou feel “out of sorts, cross and feev- ish-take Dr. McLean's Sarsaparilla cheerfuluess will returound life will acquir new zest, pels S Count of Paris in Washingtor Wasmnaroy, Oct, 7.—The Comtede Paris and party arrived here this afternoon, They wen guests.at (s ovenig of General Schofield e : “The races at Union Parls will continue each afternoon this week until Saturda; ——— Congregational Sunday School Society MiNNEroLs, Minn, Oct. 7.—The Congre- ational Sundiy school and publishing sc 1y begun its” first national meeting lere todiy. e The races at Union Park will continuc each aflernoon this week until Suturday. - - Woodman's New Klevator. Clark Woodman and his partner, Mr. ris, haveleased an immense grin elevator at Burhngton, with & capacity of aboutone million bushels. When you need your druggist for abox of Ay you willfind that they give perfect satisfac- tion, For indigestion, @rpid liver, andsick headache there is nothing superior. Leading physicians recommend then, —— Pfohl of B — a gool, safe laxative, ask Pills, and O N agent of the ern raiload, visiting \h‘ Hotel C Pa, eastern New York, Lake' Erie'& West- uccompanicd by his wile, is ana Mrs. A, HL Blomer at the Van ~Delidlous, made in stantly. - 0, W.Jones stopped atthe Wellington in Chicago yesterday Houten's Cocoa - Pears'soap is themostelegant toilet adjunc - PARAGRAPHS, Hough of Harrison is at the Casey, is at the Mer- PERSONAL . H J.Q. Williams of Clarks chints. John Bowles of € Casey 1. R. Woodall of Norfo Casey G W Barker. P D *axton B G Millard DD Murray, = R. H. Schill of Boston was at last night, D. B. Drown of Chiicago was at the Murray last night J. W. Wigton of Poneais Murchants G, D, Hutclinson of Broken Bow is Merchants B, W.Cobgof Chicago is in the Millard, E. H. Stapp of Des M the Murray J. W. Camph the Murray 1M at the P Neillis inthe dty, atthe < is stoppiug at the Heard of Louissille, Ky. is at the Hydeof Colorado Springs is at the Dudley of Hot Springs Is at the Tomkins of New Yori is ut the the Millard registered at the al the the ey, at es is n the city, at of Boston Is registercd at Reinnart of Des Moine Bark Lynch of atthe Barker L, C. Arreth of Cleve at the Paxto My Mrs, A guests at the Coutes yeosterday, is in thecity Platte Center is rogisterad tered land, 0., is regi Rosewater were In Kuusas City 1row house 1890, RUBEBEREOWS CAPTURED. AMUS clim held t Don Cy with Nowriouw Outlaw and Fipress Robber Canght Uiawires, Davorois, Ala, Oct i outlaw and express robber, Rub was cptured this afternoon at 8 MeDuffe her Southern expros conpany Romant evening ar notorfous | attraction Burrow Mar | M sent. out | iting ile what country recedtly and toduy | could be the during a rain of the men | assisting house and engagred Ly i for the mastery Suldenty they proven tng huim | €1 seemed to live in' v terrific struggle | folk were woefully others eamo o | 40¥ wonder then, that swigzer, the int rdrid in the tim th ingo by Jol by the been seen fi 1 took shelter stol Two MeDiffee went int Burtws i coverstion grasped Lim by the hands, reaching his weapons. A ensued, but MeDuffeo and and ovevpowered him The Southern Ex press people are greatly clated. MoDuffeo and others will receive a large roward - To Dispel Colds, Headichesand fovers, to claanse the systemn effectunlly, yet gently, when costiveor bil fous,or whin the blool is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitul constipation, o awaken the kidieys and liverto a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them use Syrupof Figs Population WisniNitos, Oct, 3 nts for lowa 078, per went §,577, per cent crease per cent 7400, Inercase 8,2 City 5,628, deerease 1,4 Kuke 14,075, in Lyous 5,701, iner Muscatine 11, 7,142, Ottumw INRRE Population of of Towa inerease 232,114, 1.6, St Paul, Mi Population of West Virginia 7 erease 14101, per e« Papulation of Ohio 3, 657, per cent 14,6, and ot ox¢ ocle fll ¢ it of th [t vielnity in a louse colored the years hore the Don win the hearts and bring int. soul of the beautiful And anund her is mantic ful of e pilay The perforinance, 1 Was much better than i, The audience w niay account for the ¢ ers and spectators, Not for many year Don Clusaee bee stage. Certainly played it for the thin ever emphasized inerease Davenport 25,161 : i | MY fine L givit 5 abrillint future, 15.2; Kot Madison T'he humor of the si per cent 68,47 man wt thou er forg wa Cities, Census anuounce: Butlington 22325, fner 15893 ( 13,620, 50 lnst t inton Towa | the per cent 20.00; Keo- | nev pase 1,058 per cent 16, 16 brougeh ase 1605, per cent 4142 | anexalted werease 3,15, per cent | bears, L, nercase’ 4,02, per | Beli tana a beaut, well as exor t sympathet ic penties anid Hende a5 thesche and carnest while Mi part of Lazarillo was members of the comy Lo antir une, wor that wa b art, qui wit 1,006, increase 01,68, e 0,8, n .(,,‘|w fnerease 465 - Aundrafl i 1t cute The presence of vased scalp, and if the hair and Hair Renewer Ercitement at BUEsos AYRES it fresh nlx o8 - - Morley Replies to Criticisims. were called ou Loxvoy, Oct. i.—Tnan address at Swind, ing thenight. "The pe tonight, Morley replied to the criticisms of | With rifies and hd i his wcentspecch, He ridiculed the idea that | tral statio A le hal been a cabinet minister he | dispatehed could blindfold himself to affairs in Ireland. | of artilers, which ar 5 word he told was true and he was gl | (US€of tho alarm w to have helped in the exposure of the m nt hat at terial authorities. After describing the Feants to s tress in several districts of Trland Mor suggested that a vemedy was available by ¢ newing the proposils as to the Irish land madein 186 and inviting the cooperation of the Irish members, last n ha because to 7 horn 1w wion is believed to supposed. Mang passed the night louse, and it is st war tok the preside terior Bocato the bavr Borbero prepared the Later — The troops to proceed to it camp, leav ing o ——e For He Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Dr. 1. R Sanford, Shefield, Mass, says: “Most excellent in derangements of the nery ous system, such as headache and sleepless- ness,” ache dispelled, Conneetic Hanrronn, Coun,, € from town elections i slowly - - ACircus Train Wrecked, TirrLe Rock, Arke, Oct, 7.—Sells Brothers® circus train was wrecked near Latour last night, several horses being killed anda num- ber of other animals fujured. - Failure at Des Moines Dis Moixes, la., Oct. 7.—M. Cohen, whol saledealer in . jowelry and general menhandise, Liabilities, §15,00; assets, same. ONARA & CODNCIL BLUFES DRIVING PARK. = Fall Meeting, October 7 to 10, 1890 $4,000 IN PURSISS. PROGRAMME: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. Pace -Purse .o Trotting—Purse oy ar-old Trotting—stike WEDNESDAY, OC l‘l!lul{'l 2:50 T('nll\ Purse Purse x—Stake . REDAEK, OCTOBER 0. 2:38 Trotting - Purse . r-All Trotting— P urss tinz Race —Stake. . . FRIDAY. OCTUBER 10 '|Trn|(hn: -Purse - All Pacing Parse. ... lrw For-All, Stallion—1urse These are t tic than political, thou loked for with present reportod 49 clerk and boards of s eraticand 2 are divi same towns stood 5 craticand 20 divided dry good has failed. SPECTAL YA KEN UP—On ray horse about 16 W) poin, street, C Su uneil lessons. Ed, EoWr [OQBEENT A bric BIUTs Of clovon roc arehard, three blocks ¢l BIuirs motor rai partly furnished it d Dodgo & Co. 428 Broze JTALLTON-I Norman; res. 2167 .nul dumb istitution, NORSALE established stockand rent store f-yenr-old colts for Sith & Son, 718 6th 1o Sto Kre Alexander seventee Caviar de story with Don Ciesar as hero D his Do Archer brought to on as Charles ing prime minister Ot rata for npts had president rears of w revolution in intel 52 republican,” 32 Ernest Evirs, Blufs. TORT HIAND Taueht rosade ch - S, ho stago at Boyd B ast the the Salvini in of Chatles could be ! desire What ang f poct ry and of chival un Spain in the carly nth century! It wag d best of men strugy viee relgned, debuichs he very air and honesy in the minority aman with tl vopidity, the v Hizan o of tha poy o subjection troet singer Mar centered D' Enney's roe ts ast night, if anything, on tho previ as twice as laree, h niliusiossm of both jlaya rs has o more cha upon the contem porary since Edwin Boothy ime. Mr. Salvini more the clims that e is @ ag abundant promise of tuations, the chivaley of hat outs with for v, was beautifully cption bein g upon thy the great nane Lo g the part resista b was i of Marle s purely toalong the line of ine fily hindled. Lacius and Elmer Delanater were ss Dixonin the delightf The ny were all good - : 108 Ayres, T-A panic was It bya rumor thit @ 1 broken “Troops Juit ty, It sl othex B out and patrolled the streets dur lice were vapidly ar at th ed special was I'ha reinfore rived this morn wthe rportof a police been made by sere "The situe be graver than at first eputios and s tors President Pellogrini's ted that the minister o¢ tana Minister of the Ins ucks forsafety. Admiral flect. for uction s onlered the Santa Catalina and go regimentin the city Laplata have been » reginents 1oc )t 7.-OM, n Comnecticut > a lar ne, retirng in local 1gh theresult is alvays Of 110 towns at republican town dectmen, B8 go demos ded. List year these deinge _— NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, nlay morni Jyearsold. weigh t ahous gardener, Harlson Bost syston, privite g, 66 South it K resides Connetl s, with lnrge vierd and from Omihiand Couns Bway. -~ WIlL bo “rontegd osired. Apply to N, Py Iway. binoded w deal i tull J. 1 Ries, o Council Bluirs O Tl store, or will sl xtures: also three Inquire of T, L, il sile. Ve, Nutlonal Trotting assocltion mies 0 gov- ntries close Octoberd, Stike race Free. J.W. PEREGOY. Prostdont Council Blufrs, lowa Addressall communiea tions to AL GIBBS. Secretary. 215 8outh 4 St Omahia, N at 3. DEDMESDRON, Pres B, L SHUGART CUATLES I HANNAY, Cashler. QORRENT Store mat J. Houses conrt v QOR change in bu drugs and fixtire, voice about '#2,50, Council Bl NOR SA LE Blufrs, HY pay rent wne the siai TS, i Str Joito. The B hE ok ansteyi e Topte | spe il ctly to b WESTERN GSpiT L lemdlrithe o worthh 31,00 at Alome worth 315)) at318 per month Ahomo worth $10)) at£24 pe Po jlo areprog miking sciemes. busliess. ewive. full of encrzr, ani mowy They need specil tralning for IOWA tlon, I her 1 COLLEGE, Fenlly practical for her Stndents.” Normil. ol Rniied i carelaily conducied. Sondents hterat amy time. Write for furcher particila WS Fabion Councn B[uffs low,. U[ FICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. CornerMainand Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Ahone worth A oo w Othur pric above monihly myn andinterest, Forfull addressthefuld'e We Councll BLuffs, T OITIZENS S publio seh ools easing i Hlions. She sel PAID UP CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS LIABILITY TO DEPOSI Diveros L A, M1 a discount, i€ sold with or Rent—( houses, by J. R Rice, 102 Of Council Connell BluiYs, — anl i one over mse, and one furnished k- Davidson’s, 625 Fifthave siness will sell stack of s, il new and Hestcluss, Vet @ duys ne Address 8., Bee office, arden lund, with Main st., Couneld you ean buy a honcon il in ewse of your dvati L0116 clows 2 por month, month, 10 at$15 per month th $00) at 843 per month, 1 homes on the sune te The ents elude prineipal part feulars call on or olls Co 605 Broadway, TATE BANK Bluffs, Sraseur s $1501000 . 50,000 350,004 n, . L 1ol o monn lor 15 0. Glou dmundson, Clarles ral banking husis Iand surplis of any Towa INTEREST UN TIME DEPOSITS, ersin foreign and domestie exchanzo It tions made wnd interest paid on time ¥ opp e, o7, deposits. F. M. ELLIS & CO., ARCHITECTS And Building Superint Rooms i ind Buildiy and Roous 244 Bluffs, Lu Correspe 14 N dents, 2 Omaha, Neb., + o, Counell vsol feited Tustice of Amerlenn 2 Councl RIy Sthurz Broudy Stone & Sims Aoy courts, Rooms 7 Council Blufs, Toy Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. DR, (. B. JUDD, 606 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, la MAIN Over (. B Juauomin ADWAY" PILLS: 'THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY v S nzfi"&"& (4 res all isorders of the Stomach ulN Discases, Low of Appedte, Heada tion, Biliousiess, Fever, Piles, Bte., race diseasc Ko o Liver, Bowe hey, Canstipat nirenders DYSPRPSIA, 8 PILLS aron e omiplaint. They tone up. th U010 by S Crugsete or e by A bW YESS! price. RADWAY ure for tin Yark, onreceip of | "W.C. ESTEP, uneral Director LIEPHONES. ' RESTDENCE, 338 r S s, lowa, orth and the Peace Expross, Towa. Oflce over No. 42 s, ey at W0 sl STREET. & Cordewelry Stred ~ ey, Bladder, Nerw pstiveness, bndig ) system lesy liable Lo com o fnternal seere tions ®f i its funetion &2 Warreu streel, No