Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 13, 1891, Page 3

& y*==a ninety Council 4 -~ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: v Tory MONDAY, APRI1L THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUF CITICE: No, 121 FAKL STREET, y Carrier in any part of the City TILTON . . - MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Business Oftice, 4. ight Editor. N Delivered b H W MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Ce Council Blufts Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Genuine Rock Springcoul, Thatcher, Main The social 16 union of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow evening with Miss Janie Baldwin, on Willow av .. The funeral of Mrs. Anna Umble was held yesterday afternoon at the reside 1723 Avenue A, A. Overton conducting the nughter of G. H. Crano, died at 12 ok Saturday night of diphtheria, agea eight years. The death of the little one was especially sad, from the fact that tne father was out of the city at the time of her death. He was notified by telezram of her serious illness, but when he reachied ho s found he was too late. The funerai will occur from the residence, n0on Park The publi The warm weather deal of the disease th will be no furtber tr Din the ck ndred and opurati er was ser Grand at to abou fls citizens only fifty arras- tel regrett one ns beon edi mar they were made th the stylet rted themsel re more popular glven th iit for Attorney General St with notices of appeal which various railrc appeal is frow the decis rendered at t remanding the trial. The i has not taken o The Mil would b nsclves cr 10 has inst the nt. The Shiras, leral cou n that has 10 p. m bee 12 will her at were all the supervisors at their meeting entered s books, and now he has aunounced the money is ready for those who a 1 to it, and can be had by applying at Lis day Our spring stock is now complete. 1f you ant 1o be in style call at Reiter’s, the tailor, 10 Broadway. Dr. Scott's electric corsets, sold every- where for £2.00 o pair, Boston Store price #1.25, Council Bluffs. Every lady ought to have'a pair. World ren Does Not Heliev Conductor B. K. Berry of 1s not constitutionally opposed he evidently believes that c thing else, have their place, and that their place is not in the streets of a city. In con- versation with a reporter yesterday he un- bosomed himself as follows : “While stopping at Creston a few aays ago on one of my trips through the surrounding country I wiis surprised at the enterprise of that city. The new Ewing hotel, as well as the waterworks just lately completed, aro a credit to the town and things of which the people should be proud. But 0 detract from these uew enterprises 1 found the town lively, yes very lively, not only with business, but with the samé com- plat that Fort Dodge was subject to— “cows,” innumerable cows. Cows on the corners, cows in the streets, andin fact even in an old farmer's wagon. This poor man had brought a load of corn to selt and apply the sum realized 10 his taxes, but while he was away from the wagon to find a purchaser the cows got the best of him by eating all the corn and he will have to mortgage his farm or lose it. But under the new admiaistration 1 believe they will remedy this evil and enforee the ordli- ance which I understand this city bas in re- gard to roaming cows. ——— Improvements at Manawa. Elaborate improvements arc about to be made at Manawa in the way of beautifying the place and getting it ready for the season which is about to open. The hotel on the east shore has been moved from its old location, to a place 200 feet west of the pavillion and considerably nearer the lake. The fifteen feet or more of land that intervends between {he lake and the hotel are to be made into a terrace, while all the rest of the town is to be graded and the streets laid out. In addition fo this a dam feet long is to e built along the entire west side of the lake in_order to keep the water which is to run into the lake from - Mosquito creek through the flushing dam at the east side, from ru ning out when the water m the river 15 lower than usual. The contract for all the work has been let to Chbarles Bray, and he will begin operations this morning. 1t is thought it will take about three mouths to complete the improvements, and those who are fesponsible for the making of the improvements state that they will offer better inducements to those who have a desire t0_spend their quarters and half dol- lars that they bave ever had before. —— Thes Manage to Get It. There is a suspicion in polive circies that the law agaiust liquor selling oo Sunday is notas well observed as it once was. A number of resorts are kept open all day Sunday for the sale. of cigars, and it s stated that some- thing of a liquid nature also passes over the counters. Most of the saloons have bar- ricades stretched over the counters on Sun- day, but they ure not strong enough to keep thirsty humanity from getting its dail budge, and in spite of te efforts of the police force to keep whisky out of signt on the fiest duy of the week, in some way 1t manages to come to the frout. The selling is not done openly, however, but is coufined to the patrons who are known to be above ail suspicion 50 far as liability to turn informers is coucerned. Some detective work was done by certain members of the police force last evening, but the sight of a blue t with @ nickel-plated star glistening on his front elevation had the effect of putting the bottles and glasses out of sight in a twink- ling. Chief Cary states that it will be next 1o impossible t0 preveut liquor selling on Sunday with the meager force at his com- mand. What liquor was sold_yesterday did not have any appreciable effect on the order of the city, as there were very few drunks to be seen on'the streets and there were no ar- rests for intoxication madeall d e Housekeepers, see our line of table linens from up at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, in Cowa. the Burlington to cows, by Houscleepers' week at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia. . RIS ‘When about to build don't fal to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 518 Broadway. Tolephione 257, Fine castile soap, 6 cakes for Boston store, Council Blufts, Housekeepers' weck at the Boston Store, Council Blufts, la. Drs. Woodbu dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand botel. Telophone 145, High grade work a specialty. Duguette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice They are delicious. i Get your wall paper at the Boston Store. Why pay double the price you can get it for at the Boston Store, Council Bluftst All the way from 8%;c & roll. —_— Bu:l, stoam neating, sanitary en- 203 Morriam block, Council Bluts 2c, at the v tablets. J.C. lueer, [NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS, The Hotel Gordon Closed and in the Hands of the Sheriff, THE MANAGER ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. Improving Manawa for the Coming Season—Grand Army Encamps ment--Only a Few Drunks ia the Bluffs sunday. Saturday by Charles of avout Hotel Gordon was closed by an attachment levied to claim since bas been in of . Yesterday morning Sheriff O'Neill went away and left uis son in charge of the place. Clifford Clark che ex-manager pro tem of the hotel the door and wanted tho privilege into the buyi the them through the for t satisfy o then she hands the rangements 1 of iotel, ss he had parties there and_he building. attorneys aching ered him entered mpanied by his por young Nelsou Egbert a fow minu s his overc You ade wh w tulki auted to sh T'he gree 1w an 1t and b felt of the coat he 4 mak box nd were this rele hearing Do you want an_express g up the A. D. T. Co, orth Ma wagon erat the Boston store, Counc at the Boston Store, a yard, in scrin Council Blufls, for 4 Fruit farm for sale within one and one-half miles of 1l bear good buildi given at onc Callon D. J Co., 617 Broadwa able the ) reaso terms; P. 0.3 : possession Hutcehiu Fine castile so Bostop store, Co ). 0 cakes for at the Bluffs, M. €. A. Entertainment. ual election of officers and directors Young Men's istian associatioh held this ev There will be in connection with the event an crtainment under the direction or Mr. J. H anist of St. Paul's Episcopal church, programme is as follows Quintet Mr luin, Duet Miss Mawd Cavin, Duet Mr.J Solo Recitation Soio ¢ Y The an of the w ning n ns, The Col ¥ Miss . Mr il Lurix Paul Miss Miss Muwiie Oliver Piano and Violln i und Prof. Zerkowski. Mr. Alex Paroll Blossom. .. Nellie Frainey yMiss Mu Oliver, Housekeepers, see our line of table linens from 2y¢ up at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, All Chinese goods at Lung’s, $08 Broadway. 1. S Litl baif price at Jim Bound for the Encampment. Thespecial car that left the Northw estera depot last evening for Dubugue with the del- egates to the annual encampment of the lowa division of the Grand Army, was a gay af- fuir. The sides were covercd with pictures of the heroes of the civil war, among them those of Grant, Lincoln, Sherman, Thotwmas, Sherdan and General Dodze. There was also a large engraving representing the battle of Gettysburg, with the war eagie spreading his wings over the Besides the pic- torial decorations the car was draped with flags and evergreens, while from the top floated streamers bearing the words, “Abe Lincoin post, Grand Army of the Republic, Council Bluffs, Ia.”” The decorations were all made by the members of the post and of the Women's Relief Corps,with the assistance of Messrs, Whiteluw and Fitheringham of the Boston store. Among the members occupied the car were ( Colouel John Lindt, F.S. Thomas, Colonel, J. J. Steadman, George B. Miles, McFadden, J. Johuson, ' L. bara, Major G, King and C. M. Baile s these, Mrs W. Clark weut as delegate from the Woman's Relief Corps. Miss McFadden was als veral from Tabor, i, Glenwood and other towns came up and accompanied tue Bluffs delegates The Bluffs delegation goes prepared to vot work for the election of Colonel J Steadmau to the position of departmeut con mander. Colonel Steadman merits the place from the hard and effective work he has done for the Grand Army, to nothing of his avility to il the position ac- ceptably, and some of the army men state that they are going to stay uutil he is elected Almost all the delegates from this part of the state are also 1n favor of him, but his election is by no means certam, as it is stated that Davidson of Cedar IRapids has a stroug following among the de gatss in the eastern part of the state. If he is elected it will mean that the headquarters of the Grand Army in Towa will be in_Coun- cil Bluffs; hence the great interest that is felt in the outcome of the election Complete accounts of the proceedings of the encamament will be found day to day in the telegraph columns of Tue Bee, Heavy twilled crash towel Store, Council Bluff ] Best cured mixed odor Boston Store, Couticil Binfls, for bsca pound. scene, the post ain D. B, C g 1t the Boston Get your wall paper at the Bost Why pay double the price you can at the Boston Store, Council Bluffst way from 3¢ a roll. 1 Store. get it for Al the Scott's electric corsets, sold every. where for #.00 a pair, Boston Store price 1,25, Council Bluffs. 'Every lady ought to have'a pair. World renowned, r. bas removed B Driesbach from Main street to 211 fitted up an ele for business his candy store nadway. He has and is now ready — ASNOUNCEN A thorough American entertainment, brim full of original American ideas, is the bril- lisut musical farce-comedy*Later On,” which will be played at the Boyd this evening, for one night only. Thbe edition presented this sea- son is a revised one, embeilished with music and specialties of the highest order and pre- sented by 8 company of singiog comedians and commedienues of established reputation, all of whouw are favorites. Hallen and Hart have won for themselves the spurs of success by their untiriug energy and a desire to please, Perhaps no two comedians on the farfe-comedy stage aro so entively different in_style-Fred Hallen being light, airy, graceful and romantic, while Joe Hart is a low comedian of great’ experience and worth, Added to these are a bevy of beauty n Mollie Fuller, gnuie Lewis, Ada Somers ana comedians and singers of great repute in J.J. Sullivan, Joha E. MeWade, Harry Hil ton and others. The musie introduced aud sung in “'Later O is the highest grade ever presented in a farce comedy, ard has been received with great fuyor by both press and public wherever heard, while the exquisite mounting and costuming of the piece has wou for it the best eucouluws of all tbe managers of the many theaters in which this popular skit has doné thus far the business of the season The Grand opera bouse will be occupled every evening during the next two weeks, commencing tomorrow evening and including al matinees, by Dr. E. B. avis, with a series of psychological ente ments, including wonderful illustrations of bypnotism, m: ng it the laughing event of the season, The programme of exveri ts with subjects in a somnambudistic embraces, in a manner, all other enter- theatrical and _minstrelsy stump and _congressional o ana dead statesmen, military conflicts, boating and storms by land and and their sequences sious with various results pienics, playing on inst heat, fiehting mosquitoes, school sc in which age and sex are often reversed, in imagination) ; scenes tragic and utterly coric; solemn church and “angel” scenes in which the audience as well as the subjects, by flection from the subjects, get a_psychologi- mpse of heaven itself, Those who ¢ never seen hypnotism kiow not how wonderfully and fearfully we are made. It is with a force and power that far transcends e very best artists on the stage. Under | hypnotic influence entire strangers to the and who wera never on the stage No Booth. Forrest or Gough nin real tragedy: no th irels can make half the exciter rriment perfor hes by and fishing excursions, sea, shipwrecks balloon ascen- base vall matche iments, OPPressiv livi persor fun ——— Free Sced Distribution In answer to the hundreds of applica or free of garden and ot ay in reply: The ara of agricuiture has no sceds at_its dis sal for distribation, free or otherwise Ronenr W. Funsas, histribut 1s, permit me to er FOR R house, ¢ Sixte e on north with DeH ated yards and flower ( arpets in end andel & Klen's, ss variety on easy payments at rim at th v & yard Boston Store, themsely as trained opportunity for Woman's n exce ifie nursing stocit of b in argest scels s by mail Ik , garden and fower the west Catalogue and sam| The Fairmount 5c cigar ed crash towe 1 Bluffs, at § t the Fountain, Heavy twil Store, Cou nscrim at the Boston Store, s, for 4c a yard 50 pieces curt Couricil Bl Best cured, odo geese feathers for e at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Secd oats, corn, millet and_seed garden seeds of all kinds, at H 500 Main and 501 Pear] streets, cured, odorless, h¥Rd-pic feathers for 70c at the ncil Bluffs, potatoes, L. Carmau's, Bost ed Boston live Store, Best cured mixed odorless featliers at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, for 35¢a pound. Indians Dislike to Soldier. 12.—Colonel Wade, Fifth United States cavalry, at Fort Reno, says his report to General Mernitt in regard to the enlistment of Indians inthe regulararmy, that strong efforts have been made to induce the Indians to enlist, but they are of no ava General Merritt thinks the attempt of the government to enlist Indians as regular soldiers will prove a failure. They will serve as scouts without besitation, but have a post tive aversion to enlisting as’ either infantry- men or cavalrymen, tStopped from Sheer Exhaustion. Denriy, April 12.—Anti-Parnellites Tanner and Deasy tried to speak at McCroom today, but their vo'ces were drowned out by the hooting and cheeriag of the factions, noise was soon followed by blackthorns and a fieht ensued. Charge followed charge, the advantage resting first with one side and then with the other. Scveral of the wounded lay on the ground for some time aad were trampled upon. The combatants at last rested from sheer exhaustion. Many of the injured are in a serions coudition. Waited to See the Fun. Pirrsnurc, Pa., April 12.—This afternoon a party of boys returning from Sunday school stole & can of giant powder from a They took it to the river front, t a fire, placed the can in it and waited to scethe fun. The cansoon exploded with force, fatal ring Michae) and Edward Caldwell, aged about The other boys escaped unhurt. Foulcd the Michizan Cyclone. MiLwavkee, Wis., April 12.—Tom Kennard, the *Michigan Cyclone,” and Mike Queenan of Chicago, fought fourteen savage rounds at r Lake this afternoon. Queenan was punistied and only avoided a_knockout by fouling Kennard in the fourteenth, where- upen the referce gave the fight to Kennard. i A il No griping, no nausea, no pan when Do Witt's Little Early Risers are taken. Small pill. Safg il Best pill. - Ten Thousand eanty Res'gns, Cmicaco, April 12.—Wilhiam Wortken, the £10,000 a year New York engiveer, who has been in charge of the Chicago drainage canal has, it is understood, resigned. The present status of the project to secure an amendment of the drainage iaw has apparently brought the engineering tamporarily to a sandstill — Leading doctors_throvghout the country are recommending Heller's Sars aparilla ana Burdock, as a blood puritier and to build up the system. S William Talks to the Marines. + Beruiy, April 12.—In a speech at the ma- rine academy at Kiel the kaisersaid the na would exexcise the chief offensive part in the next war and should endeavor to annibilate the cnemy by a graud coup, its duties in this respect resembling those of cavalry ashore, et S De Witt's Little Early Kisers; vest little pills for dyspcpsia, sour ston ach, bad breath. B Ended His Spre Sioux City, Ia., April 12.—[Special Telo- gram to Tue Bee.)—W. S, Dooley, a weals farmer living near here, filled up with whisl last uight, and his dead body was fou this mornicg in the middle of the road his carriage. = If you decide,from what you have heard ad,that you will take Hooa's Sarsapari! beinduced to buy any substitut e Done with the € Tatamasser, Fla, Apali2.—In a letter John F. Dunn formally withdraws from the United States senatorship contest. The Call men will put up ex-Governer Blox- or a,do ad, re: e Dr. Birney cures catarrn. Bee bldg Sentenced fHr swin ing. Zemicw, April 12.—General Bibes, who represented the state of Neva tha Paris exhibition in 1559, has sentenced & ighteen months' imprisonment in this city for swindling, Mrs, Winslow's Syrup for dren teething vests the child a the mother. 25 cents a bottle. it Four I'alians Drowasd, Onaxer, Mass., April 12.—This afternoon four Italians, while boat riding on Miller s river, went too near the rapids and were swept over aod drown. edulins Learn how to become a belle | use Spanish Court Fuce Powder, hil 1d comfort Recelpt, The' hv.u . $O BO6 B7 $H10 NTINENTAL. Look in our show windows for samples of Men's All Wool Chev- iot Sack Suits at $5, & whole lot at these prices. the dollar, and are retailed for 10 and $12 6 and $7. This entire lot was Dealers would be glad to close the bought for 50 cents on all over the country. Our sale of $10 Light Weight Overcoats will be continued Friday and Saturday. Don'’t be afraid of the quality. other stores for no better You can pay $I5in Saturday, 250 more of those All Wool Cheviot Knee Pant Suits at $3.50. (ONTINENTAL = GLOTHING = HOUSE. DEATH IN WILD PARSNIPS. Emile Mathern Ate Some of Them wich Fatal Results, arr, Neb,, April 12 Tne Bee.)—Quite a sc ast night by a rej Emile Mathern, who lives about three and one-half miles northwest,of Blair on the bottom, or what 1s known as the “‘new made nd,” bad been poisoned. Coroner Pierce summoned o jury, cousisting of F. H. Mathusen, William Harrison, Rice Arnold, C. Rathman, J. S. Cook and J. Tew, an with several other parties left for the place where the man resided. The testimony showed that the man had eaten wila parsnips while out grubbing and died @ short time afterwards. | Mathern gave his hittle boy some and he was very sick also. The case is rather poculiar, as about five Mrs, M r other nus- shine, who was killed by a w while he was ¢ his breakfast Mathern was the only witness in both cases that knew atl of the particulars. Suspicion rested o much on her on account of tbe alleged mystery sur- | rounding the two cases that a post mortem examination will_be held by Drs. B, F. Munroe and H. Noble this evening. jury visited the place where the eight 0ld boy said his father hua eiven him wild sarsnips to eat, and found some. The jury adjourned until tomorrow. While it scems to be the unanimous opin- fon of the jury that the deceased came to his death by eating wild parsnips, vet o cleur the minds of the public; an examination was deemed necessary. B to Special 1 ated that sation was cr coming to tow years band, Mr shot fired th South Sioux City Notes. vt Stovx Crry, Neb,, April 12.—[Special to Tue Bee.|—The First National bauk of South Sioux City will open its doors for busi- ness in a few days. i The short line pontoon bridge has gone down the rwer, also the wagon bridge. Methods of communication with the otner side of the river are coufined to skiffs and the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway. There are several candidates for city mar- shal, but the present incumbent, Jack Klos- | ter, will doubtless receive the appointment, as he has made au efficient officer. | Captain Talbot of the steamer Abmer | O'Neill, expects to start up the river about April 2 | The new city council Is composed of the |y following members: S. R. Cowles, B. Stamm, | T. A. Teter, B. H. Lampson and H. C Dorn! | All are gt license men on the liquor ques- | | | ton. Covington came to the front and el board composed entirely of saloon k nanely: W. J. McGofin, William Willism Leach, J. R. Judson and Joo Sprey A Gang of Horse Thicves. Hastings, Neb., April 12.—[Special Tele- gram to Tar Bee. me time between midnight and early this morning the fno | bay team of mares,valued at §1,500, owned by Frank Taylor, a promincnt stockman living | two miles north of Hastings, were atolen, to- gether with the harness. The mares were well matched aad weighed 1,400 apiece. The authorities have had a gang of horse thie: under surveillance for the past six months, | and it is suspected that is this same gang that has made away with Taylor's team. The county is beiug thoroughly scoured, and should they be found short work will be' made of them. Fully sixty head of horses have been stolen in this vicinity the past year, and the farmers are growing desperate. Post Trader's Stock Attached. Gonvoy, Neb, April 12 —[Spocial Tele gram to Tie Bee.|—J. F. Asay, post trader at Pine Ridge, in attempting to ship goods from here today, was met by sheriff E.J. Rosecrans and eight loads of goods aud seven bead of horses were attached by Perrigo & Moore and tne Lincoln saddlery company for clayms amounting to_about #1,300. J. F. Asay is the successor of E. G. Asay, jr., who has been post trader at Pine Ridge for the past four years! It is reported that their whole stock of goods at the Ridge, will be at- tached tomorvow by process issaed from the United States court. A City Without Debt. BLue Seiixes, Neb., April 12.—[Special to Tug Bee. |1t is undenstood that the contract for the waterworks here will be let as soou angements for selling the bonas are completed, The new city government is be- leved to be in tavor of pushing the work vig orously aud &t once. Probably notown in Nebraska has such a botndless supply of pure Spring water within _its Limits and so easily accessible as Blue Spriugs, and few are us favorably situated fiuageilly, it being with. out debt, aud city orders are as good as gold as ari Progressive Talmaze TaLmaGE, Neb., April 12.—[Special to Tux Bre.)—With the return’ of spring Talmage has undertaken many improvements, A num ber of hundsome residences are in the course of construction and Messrs, Uhl and Palm- quist are erecting & large planing mill that will employ # good force. The Pousar manu- facturicg company will enlarge its already immense establishment so thatit way be able to meet_the demands of the trade. All in all the outlook for the city 13 very bright Donatims fo- Red Witlow. Nesraska City, Neb, April 12.—[Special to Taue Bee.|—General Van Wyck and wife last night entertained @ large number of neighbors aud friends at their country home ia Wyoming precinet. J. T. Black of Red Willow, who iwas present ard who is raising moucy aud seeds for the Red Willow suffer- ers, was given #75, or 15 equivalent. Mr. Van Wyck's precinet is the most liveral one iu the county when it com>s to charitable dos natious, A Grocery Failure, Newraska City, Neb., April 21.—|Special Tus Bee|—Counclwan-elect Frank . ey FinleyBurke, .. Thos. E, Casady. BURKE & CASADY, Attorneys-at-Law PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDERAL Offices: J. J. Brown Butiding, Councll Blafrs Towa D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers' axd Packars’, Sup)liss, Market Fixtures, Casinys, Splees aud Sausaze Makers' Machinery. §2). 22 Muin st.. Council Bluffs, la Also dealers n ijides and Furs To Bee-Keepers I carry a full line of Beekcepers' plies, including comb foundation, & knives, smokers, sections and all supplies for the diary M. S. ROOP, 5 3. Broadway, Council Bluffs, Io Crow, the grocer, closed his doors early last evening and wade an assignment of bis stock 10 Lorton & Co., the wholesale irm. His lia: bilities are about $3,000, - The promptuess and_certainty of its cures have made Clambe cough remedy famous. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cougly, and is the most effectual remedy kuown for these dis- eases. 50 cent bottlds for sale by druggists. e NEW ORLEANS GEAND JURY. A Report Expected from it the Com- ing Week. New OrvLraxs, La., April 12.—The grand jury isexpected to report the coming week, and among other things, it is said, the con- ession of Politz will be used in the report. Politz confessed his own innocence and said be joined the Mafia under the impression that it was a benevolent society. He was present at the mecting when Hennessey's death was aecided upon and was ordered to carry guns in a sack to Monasterio’s shauty, but re- fused. He did not know of the killing until the Sunday _following, but afterwards learned the details from Monasterio, and they were substantially as claimed by the state upon the triul, implicating Scaffedi, Marchesi, Bagnetto and Monasterio as Heonessy's slayers. The state did did not use the confession because t had such direct proof of Politz's esence at the killing, which bis_story de- nied. Politz is said to have a brother who ciosely resembles him and who has not been beard of since the killing, and_is presumbly in Ttaly. Had he been found the identifica tion might Liave becn transferred to him aud Politz's confession would have formed an 1m portant link in the chain of evidence. i How many persons who suffer day after day from beadache, kuow that almost ins relief is secured by Haller's I Paralyzer An absolute guarantee goes tle. “something just as good. ekt Costly Mistake, Sax Fraxcisco, Cal., April 12.—The Chron- le's Scattle special says: A mistake which cost the British government a piece of land as large as Rbode Island has just come fo light. Ensign Moole of the United States navy, connected with the coast and geodetic sur- vey, is authority for the statement that tho iron monuments for the boundary at Blame, Wash., aud for many miles e there are 360 yards north of the forty. parallel, which should be the boundary. He says the mistake was discovered three years ago, but has not been officially reported to Washington. The mistake was probably made in 1852 by surveyors in nortnern Montana. using with each bot- ninth ——— An Ohio lady was so frightened by a snake that her glossy biack hair turned white as snow. It was soon returned to its original color by Hall's Hair R r. Ute Indians Lose Live Stock. Dexver, Colo. April 12.—Reports ceived yesterday from the southern Ute agency areto the effect that the Indians bave lost nearly ail their stock by the recent heavy snow storms. Snow covered the ground to a depth of four feet and horses and cattle by tbousands starved to death. The Mowachesi and Capotes bad 17,040 horses and equally as many cattle, of which they lost all but 15 per cent. The Apaches in New Mexico, who own the largest herds of shecp and horses of any people in America, lost an incalculable amount, A The delicious fragrance, refreshing coolness and soft, beauty imparted to the skin by Poz zoni's Powder, commends it to all ladics Received Horr ble Treat yx10x, April 12.—The latest advices from India concerning the massacre at Mauipur are that Commissioner Quinton was decapi tated and his body horribly hacked, the lunbs being thrown outside th where they were devourcd by officers whose namos are n given, and & bugler were spared. Mr. Grimwood, British political agent, und two other ofticers were shot. The bodies of all th vic s were brutally mutilated and thrown to the dogs. re- nt. dogs. Two "PATTI MEETS GLADSTONE, Mr. Gladstone linburzh at t met the the greatest v singer and th arsed at wnngenent und eat art Juestion of time, and the great statesman. A tmportance 10 the OUer as An Orator, Wi Jenzth by them—the proper preservition of the volee. It tween thens that the 8 den Pastilles (1roo were of the greatest benefit 1o then, not us @ volee tonie but us o remedy for Jlds and boarseness, Sufferers fro 1d diseases of ghe throut and lung find thew of the greatest service. cents. wathing will alsf Price Insist upon having itand don't take | city walls, | | ed Le- | beauty, durability and absol e 2 TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St.,, Omaha. of every description. works, Cor. Ave. C and 26th St. Packages received at either office Offices 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goo-ig or at the Council Bluffs. Send for price list, ATTEND THE GREAT FIRE SALE Marcus’ Clothing House This is the last chance--the chance of a lifetime--when you can get your clothing almost for nothing. goods, good goods. Everything at your own price, Damagea goods, perfect Call at once, as this sale will last but a few days more--the goods are closing out very fast. Marcus’ Clothing House, PECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. A fine family horse, 7 years old hs 1050 pounds, color sert MacGregor, Address : 4 27 to 81 Fourth strett, Council Blufrs, FPREES For Sule—Catalpa, elm, maple and boxalder. Wil set out und guarantee them to grow, for %c cach. C. H. Meyers, care Bee, Counell Bluffs, b A QUK KENT-—A good Gl-acre furm south of Neo .00 an acre. Apply to Leonurd Everctt, Council Blufls JOR KENT—The 23 0l street. ISHED front room on ground floor, 1, pleasant torhood, two bloe zentleman preferred Tn. residence of J. W. L Kk of general merchandise to ex- forw farm In southwestern lowa. Must be good lund, Johnston & Van Patten JoOR RENT e 10rooms, convenient to motor &r of bu N. P Dodge & Co AVE cash custonier for four lots hetweon 215t and 20th sts., between Ave Dand ith e J. P. Greenshields, adw b‘l(l T fari for sale or t and ‘il in bearing; g Wil tuke some good city time zives on balance. ~Call on or wddress D, J. Hutehinson & Co.. 617 Broadw. DOR SALE—A house und lurge lot on casy payments. Inguire at 465 Park avenue, Counell Bluffs. Ta, JOK RENT—The McMalion block, by cnt und elevator. Squir i Fourth st.; ine und cen- e well locatod Nouse anj barn, property. anid good story 3V A burgaln; new modern houss with all the late improvements, seven rooms; will sell on easy payments: located on the Fifth avenue motor line. D. J. Hutehin: son, 617 Broadway. ORSALE or Kent—Jarden land, with houses. by J. & Rice. 10i Mala st, Gounoll Bluffs WE ARE THE PEOPLE. Never since we have been in business have we made such large and low priced contracts for our summer speciu ties, Kefrigerators. lebrated Racine refrigerators, The best value The ce up. Al hard wood. .0 eve | offered G soline Stoves, The Quick Meal Evaporating stove, The slight defects in last year's new pro cess have been overcome and the Quick Me: is the Jflered. Every one guaran teed, We are selling the old style g r stoves nc at &.00, 2-burner, and F.00 -burners, high stove Ficye the w leader, beauty reputation. The giant line, 55,00 1o £135.00. Catalogues free. See usat 41 Main strect. Core & CoLe. The Vietor, and rid's both in with Italy, 1801, Never, in our thirty years' cxperience in business in Council Blufls, bave we made as low contracts for our summer goods, and this iusures lower prices for the s Refrigerators. The World's best, the North Star and the Leonard, range in prices from §.50 up. All kinds of 'wood 1861, War Gasoline stoves, The Reliable Process Evaporator the best in the market ) sub-bur sequently burns less gasoline, Old style stoves alnost given away, from #5.00 up. A full live of Garland stoves' and runges, The World's Best always ou hand. B oycle The Columbia is ackuowledged wheelmen 1o be the best iu the wor te perfection of uever been excelled by workmanship it has Boys' aud girls bicycles from £12.00 o #30.00. 1 am the exclusive agent for the Columbia Catalogues furnished ou application. P, C. DEVOL, 004 BRoALWAY AND 10 MaiN & - 546 Broadway, Council Bluff CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK....... ......8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. ... 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . ... 225,000 Dire-ToR3—1. A. Mlller, F. O Gisason, B L. Shugart. & E. Hart, J. D. Edmundson, Charlas K. Hanoan Transact geueral banking busis [ Lurzest capital anl surpius of aoy bankin Soathwestern Lowa INTEREST UN TIM:I DEPOSITS, NEW OGDEN HOTEL The New Ozdea Hotel, in Coan:i hus been completad rafaraisiel an molacas zod (hrouzaout, and is now on . of *h3 st hLotels in ths sta Itis locatalia tas ba - ness partof' t o oity an d thy eleste : motors pass the door every four min ira 83e capes and fire alarins throughouat tas baill. team heat, hot and cold witar aal ashine in every room. Tabls uasirpissal anywhers, Rates, $2.00a day, GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manaor. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, Dealers {n foralgn and domestlo xchainze Collection made snd ingerest pald ou tiae deposits BlaTy, M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D. ar, N hroat &p e and alint, charges from the b, hay fever A all acute nr lons of_the Epectalty. | G ted withont difteult snry lessly Oftice, Shugart-Ben ars. asthma i chronio throat eyes Bt Glasses accurately prescribed in \ curingehronic neuralgly and Surgical ope whet necens rformed, assuring best resu block, room 1, Council Blufts, la. RAGS AND IRO) Highest cash price paid for rags and all kinds of scrap metals Country dealers and merchants will find 1t to their advantage to communi- cate with us before disposing of stocks. LINSKY BROS., ion Broadway Depot, Council Blufls Tel. 301, COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS Feathers Cieaned 0, and Clewning done 1n the Stalned a8 now. d By Steaw, Tu First Cluss Work prowptly doné and delivered parts of thesountry. Send for price . A. MAOHAN, Pro; 1018 Broadway, Near Northwestera COUNCIL BLUFFs. Lo o, Dipon