Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1891, Page 3

™ Mouroe were ¢ - rCu THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THi*hSl)AY. APRIL 30, 1801 THE OMAH A BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STR EET. Deliversd by Carrier in any part of the Citr H W.TILTON - . - MANAGER TELEPHONES: Busiuess Office, No. 48, Night Editor. No. 25. MINOR MENTION P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., conl Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block Real Rock Springs conl. Thatcner, 16 Main Marion Killisu and Trubo, aud tomas A. Pilling and V. Sweeney. of this county, were married yesterday b ssiice Hammer. A suit for a divorce was filed ourt yesterday afternoon. Mrs. being the plaintiff and Charles J. Roth d fendant. In her petition Mrs. Roth asks for w divorce and for a judgment for the costs of the suit. Work was commenced vesterday on the improvements on the Shugart-Beno block Leona Jessie T " ) aistrict h M. E. Re The building is 1o be raised to & beight four stories and the two per floors are be made When the building is offices completed it will b of the finest office buildings in the ci Contractor M. E. Moore will puving on East Plerce stroot and will push it on to comple possible. The work was year, but was stopped 1y th winter. After Pierc,, street puving of Washix strect west will Alvan G. McCalli arried Miss ¥y mi Mary ruing St Francis Xavier's Ca 8. P, McMenomy o© ating. ure of this city, the by having been Organ- ist in St. Francis Xavier's cb M uver island. afternoon st vears. His Heleaves a time past. Mr. and ounce for & trip to Vau Alfred Fuller d Burlington, aged deuth ook place very suddenly wife and several children. The remains will | be brought to the this morning at ¥:%0 o'clock, avd_will be iuterred in Fairview cemetery. The deceased was 8 brother of Mrs. J. W. Martiu and Mrs. Walter Seeley of Council Bluffs In the police court yesterdsy morning William Jeonines was fined $10.70 for drunkenness, and E. H. Egan $15.70 for the same offense. Eatoel Lytle, Pat Nugent and John Meyers, who had b charge of vagrancy, their been the beating of their way from Valley to the Bluffs o tbhe Nor railway, were discharged, the ofticials of the railroad, who had them arrested, failiug to Bppear against them. Ap auswer was filed in district court yes- terday in the case of E. A. Wickbam against W, w. Cones, which was com- menced some tine ago and which caused something of & seusation on sccount of the fact that it threatened to undo 1l the work that had been done by the jus- tices of the peace for years hack. The main ground on which the Dlaintiff is attacked is that the law provides for the determination of the succession of the justices ouly by the euditor incases of dispute. It is allezed thut in the present case there was such dis pute, but that an amicable settlement of the matter hud been reached by the justices themselves, thut the services of the uuditor were not required. The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will close bereafter at 6 o'clock Tuesdays, Wednesaays, Thurscays and Friday eveniugs. Mond \ $o'clock, Saturdays 10 o'clock. Boston Store, { Councdl Bluffs, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & hing in honse furnishing at Mandel & Klein's on ensy payments. 820 Broadway. For widow shades, curtain poles, lace cur- tains chenille curtains, brass rods, drapery silks, wall paper, try the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Get their prices before pur- chasing elsewhore. Boston Store, Council Blufts, la. S e PERSOSAL PARAGRAPHS. W. 1. M. Pusey left Jast evening for Des Moines. John Schoentgen and Emil Duerr have re- turned from & short visit to Des Moines. J. M. Laue, general ugent of the Milwan- kee, has gone 1o Milwaukee, Wis., on a brief visit. John Short was appointed delegate from branch 28, Brotherhood of United Labor, to the convention of labor organizations which was beld in Atlantic yesterday C. A. Googgow, givision superintendent of the Milwauibe road, wus in the city yester- He leaves for Milwaukee this morning in company with & number of ofticials who are expected to arrive from Kansas City. ———— Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, vext to Grand hotel. Telephoue 145. High N\grade work s specialty. s ‘When about to build don't fail to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 813 Broadway. Telephoue 2 e Newest styles in furniture and carpets; st cooking stoves in the world at Mandel & hlein's installment house, 520 Broudway. Do you want au express wagon or boy! Ring up the A. D. T. Co,, telephone 179, No. 11 North Main stroet. —— Mrs. Almy on the Warpath. Mrs. Almy called st the office of the city marshal yesterday moruing and complained that & blue satin dress was stolen from her oy a girl named Mary Partridge, who hrd been stopping at her house. She said tne girl had movea to Omaha, where she ‘vas now living, and that she wauted a wa’raut Issued for her arrest, so that she could be held in case she came to this side of the river. She was referred to the city cleri. e Hall for Rent. On account of leaving town T will rent my hall together with parlor room, dining room, kitchen with stove, city water in the kitchen for one year or more. It is the most con- venient fiall in the city: all in first class order. Inguire, J. F. Peterson, 186 Broad- way. Manael & Kiein sell furniture, carpets and $toves on eusy payments. ) Broadw The Final Engagement. Tte injunction case of L. M. Turner agaiust Rink & Schultz will be completed this morn- ing in district court, Judge Thornell having made ar~ungements to come to Council Blufts for the especial purnose of hearing the argu- ments of the attorneys. Attorney Seabrook will make the case agaiost Ring & Schultz o test case, provided the decision of the court is aguinst him. et The Chicago Times. Tribune and Herad arrive in Council Bluffs 5:10 p. m. on day of publication, and are delivered &t once 1o all parts of he city by swift and careful carriers &t only 20 cants & week, including the man- moth Sunday issue. The Saturdsy or Sun- any issue alone b cents ench. F. K. Nugent, agent, postoffice box 164. v rutes, stoves and house- J.R. Suyder, Pearl stureet. Cobs! « obs! Cobs! Plenty of them st L. G. Knots, Main street. Telephone 303, Dry storage at lo bold goods. 20 South A New Jury. The following are the names of the jury- men who were drawn yesterday moruing for the May term of superior court: John W. Dickey, L. A. Gray, O. H. Lucas, G. D Brown, C. Straub, John Dobaney, B 8. Har- rington, Frauk Peterson and L. Zurmueb- enk. loe! deoe! loe 1f you want it pure and n Aud at 8 reasousble pr Follow no new dev Butsend to usinatr At our off Mulbolluna & Co., No. 4 Pearlst., Tel. 102, e Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms; within one and one-balf miles of the P. O.; all in bearing; good buildings; possession ven at once. Call ou D. J. Hulchiuson & 20., 617 Broad way. ice. . money lately 1, € Off island always bon- bis_business trau s. He cor »d Mrs. Beagle's testimony as 10 the Dr. Beliinger stated thut he had been called to the house soon after the shooting ana f 1 him dead when be got there. le | descri the position in which the Gead man was lying, aud how be must have beld the revo.ver wh Le fired, Roy DeBarr, a bov who plaved a fiute at the St. Elmo, testified that Beagle and his | wife had always gotten al most pleasantly Whenever he came upstairs she slways kissed uim, and he bhad never beard & cross | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. Inquiring Juto the Death of Peter Beagle by the Ooroner. CLEARLY SUICIDE AND NOT MURDER. No Evidence Discovered to Suggest Foul Play-The Jury Decides to Wait for Full Informa- tion However. . Coroner Waterman empanclic an jury yes terduy morning at the undertaking establish ment of W. C. Estep aud hela an inquest over the body of Peter Boagle, who was suot | Monday af bruoon. The jury consistea of | T. Wav rman, John Stone. Mary Beagle, the chair befor Hammer and C. E. of jury the decensed, took with & face that | the bore evident traces of tears, and proceeded to | tell what sheknew of the affair. Ste stated | that her husband had Leen ve )l since with an attack of fever. Sever 5 she shed t iatter 13 the bed gas and in a few min- ttes he was dead. She stated that be had et with & great { financial tr 1 late rht might bhav Charles Whitney testified that Beagle had word nass between them The jury then took an iutermission until this morning, wheu another ) will be held. The evidence the whole, was of such a character as to Jeave but little doubt that it was a suicide The remumns of the dead were taken to Flint, Mich., lnst evening for iuterment They were accompanied by Mrs. Beagle. B Trees, all kinds, guaranteed to grow, prices chenp, 4t Mairs’, Broadway, opposite postof- fice. 8 Lace curtains cleaned from buc to §1 pair, at Twin City dye works. Duguette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice They are delicious sorts of fruit, shade and orna- Broadway, opposite postoffice TEo HIS WIFE. per Try tabléts. Muir tins all mental tree: NEGLE Points Damaging to Kruege Against the City. t court yesterday the entire day pied by the trial of the case of Krueger against the city. The maw feature of the day’s performance was the introduc- tion of the testimony in bebalf of the city. If all the things ure true that were told as true by the witnesses, Krueger must be & very bad citizen. Among the witnesses were Mrs. Hali, the matron at the Woman’s Chris- tian hospital. She testitied that Mrs. Krueger was ordered brought to the hospital by ber physicisu some ume before her death. When she had been brought there she was in @ horrible condition, as she had evidentiy boen neglected in the most brutal manver by her busband. She saia that she was in such a filthy condition that it was three days before she could be made pre- sentable. Several ladies who had called upon the woman at her own house corrob- orated the watron’s statement as far as ber condition was concerned. Dr. A. B. Hanchett had sttended the woman in her lust illness, and had ordered ber removed from her home, as it was no fit place for a human being to dwell 1n. A number of physicians were put upon the stand to testify to the probable cause of her death. It uppesred that her disease took on a tuberculous form, and this, it was said might bave caused her death independently of all other cuuses. Several of the witnesses also stated that the general neglect of the busband no doybt had & great deelto ao with hasteuing ber death. Oue interesting feature of the aftornoon’s testimony was & fact which was gotten out of the plaintiff himself, by the city attorney, in spite of the earnest protestations of the at- torney for the plaintiff. That fact was thet Krueger had married 8 secoud time within four months after his wife's death. Iu the opinion of the city attorney, that did not suow that thé company of the first wife was s0 indispensable to the plakutifl's happiness a8 10 be worth §10,000 to him. It went, how- ever. At the time of adjournment the testimony on the side of the city was nearly all in. and all thut now remains is the testimony of one ‘s Case In dist was oc or two witnesses that may possibly be intr duced, and the arguments of the attorneys. The case will probably be submitted to the jury before this noon. e The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will close hereafter ut 6 0'clock Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thursdays sud Friday evenings. Mondays § o'clock, Saturday 10 0'clock. Boston Store, Council Biufts, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. P . Shugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk field, garden and flower seeas in the west Catalogue and samples by mail Seed oats, corn, millet and seed potatoes, garden seeds of ull kinds, at H. L. Carman’: 500 Maiu and 501 Pear] streets. A New Entry in the Ring. To look at Judwe Aylesworth no one would ever dream of hus beinz a pugilist. Yester- day, however, he startied his friends by pulling up his shirtsleeves and walking into 8 young man with a reckless abandon that played sad havoe with the fautiess arrange- meut of bis shirt collar. In Justice Swearingen's court yesterday afternoou the case of Sallie Stiliman, admin- istratrix of the estate of the lace Dr. W. D. Stillman, against J. W. Laing, was on trial e plaiutifi's side of the case was managed by F. A. Shaver, and the defend- aut's by E. E. Aylesworth. Walter Still- man, sou of the plaintiff, was pul upon the stund, and testified 10 & number of things in convection with the case, which involved about #5, At the close of his testimony a subpoens was called for for Mrs. Stillman. “What will she testify to!” asked the court. “Well," Aylesworth replind, “if she tells the truth, I suppose she will say that this bill was paid.’ Walter arose, 100k 8 heavy cane in his haud, walked around the room to the place where Aylesworth was sitting, aud asked bim what he meant by that remark. What Aylesworth replied evidently did mot suit that young man very well, for he smd: “1f you want 10 take thut back, all right: but if you dou’t, I'll have to make you suffer for it “1 don't take reply Young Stiliman then Lfted his cave and was B0OUL to strike the attorney, when that geutieman's hands descended upou the throat of the puguacious youth. For a few seconds confusion reigned supreme. The first thing 10 succamb 1o the force of the onslaught was the stove pipe. The stove, rather unwieldy aftair, cawe next, and was followed in_rapid succession by & large table that stood in_the ocenter of the room, and young Stillman him- self. By this time the bystanders began 10 back anything,” was the see that Stillman was getting the worst of it, and they iuterfered 50 s 10 prevent, if pos- sible, bis utter aunililation. 1u a few seo- onds time had been called ana the fight was stauend. Several minutes were occupied with pickine up the debris from the field of l The trial was then prooseded with | 1gh nothing bad happened, but Judge s worth has won for himself a reputation pugilist that will be of considerable u€ 10 him in the bourse of & good many democratic caucuses in the future. —_—— It is to your interest to consult Mandel & Klein before you buy your furniture, carpets or stoves. | The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will close hereafter at 6 o'clock Tuesdays, Weanesdays, Thursdays and Friday eveuings. Mondays | 9 o'clock, Suturdays 10 o'clock, Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Fotheringbam, Whitelaw & Co. | Freigkt for 150 miles prepaid on all goods bought of Maudel & Kiein, 320 Broasdway | THE EOTTOM DROPS OUT. Failure to Establish Charges Brought Agninst J. C. Kell C. Kelly, the alleged postoffice breuker, rderer and all around bad man general was brought before Commissioner Hunter of | the Uuited States district court yesterday afternoon for a preliminary examination on the charge of detaining the United States muil. The charges of murder aud robbery which it was at first supposed could be proved against him, were dropped comuletely, us the prisoner had given so good evidences of bis innocence that there was BbS lutely no ground ver for nehing e again Dist ttorney les of Corydon, rea d s at 10:80 »0k the management be prose cution. The iuspectors who were to be here 10 identify the they baving b waste of th fled that it would be & ids to come and try Lo prove their case | The ouly charee upou which be held was that of detaiu even that is regarded by as being made aguinst him purpose of serving as au_excuse f prisonment 1o which he has been sub- ted than to send bim over the rond asa convicted criminal. The only way in which the charge of detaining the mails can be sub is by the fact that he took letters en his more or the long ie oftice which were intended for the C. Kelly aud peglected to return | to the office when he founa ¢ take. Mr. Kelly char but ciaims in e: tion t not had ume to tuke the letters t0 the office when be had a| from the police and was bun nceremoniously off to the palice sta- | , where he was put through an inquisi- tion, after which he was taken to the county | k rities huve come to the con- | o whole thing is simply 8 case | of “The Two Johnus,” with the comedy ele- | ment left out, and that Kelly’s maiu_offense 18 in having the sume name 8s the real crim- ina ¥ waived his_examination before Com- missioner Hunter on ihe charge of detaining the mail, and was bound over to the erand jury on a charge cf detainiug the mail He | was admitted 10 bail iv the sum of $50K), ana was released until next September, when the federal grand jury will meet. For Sale—Two hundred tons of |1 baled hay. Inquire of Ben Marks, the Broadway Methodist Emscopal church will entertain a sociable st the residence of Mrs. H. R. Jones, 544 Washingtou avenue, corner of Sixth street, this (Thursday) evening. A cordiul invita: tion is extended to all. Farmer Ahles Goes, 1l _The ladies of At the convention which was held in Atlanta yesterday Johu E. Ables, the prom- inent lal zitator of Council Bluffs, was appowted delegate from Pottawaitamie county to the National Farmers' wuliiance convontion, which will be beld in Cinciunati, 0., May 16, J.C. Bixvy, steam neating, sauitary en- gineer, 202 Merriam block, Council Blufts The Pairmount be cigar at the Fountain. S RS LM PROTECTIONASTS BANQUET. All the Trappings Bear the Brand of American Manufacture. New Yonk, April 20.—Five hundred guests tonight attended the banquet of the American Protcctive Tariff league st Madison Square garden. The dining room was handsomely decorated and everything about the affair was emblematic of American industries. The dishes, cutlery, table cloths, napkins, wines, cigars and even the tiu menu cards were of American mauufacture. Many prominent eentlemen were present, incloding Major McKinley, Secretary Noble, Senator Hiscock, ex-Congressman Dolliver of Iowa, Senator Aldrich, Senator Dolph, J. S. Clark- son, Senator Carey, Congressman Farquhar, Rupert Porter, Colonel E. F. Shepard, Cle- went Studebaker, ex-Senator Platt, aud Willlam Penn Nixon. The lists of toasts provided seas a lengths one. Cornelius 3liss presided in place of Pr ent Am down, absent by reason of illness. Bliss in his remarks swid: It is suid by some edi- tors and public men that the events of last November have shown that the so-called ed- ucational campaign of the opponents of Amer- ican politics hus borne fruit and that. Drotection has _ been _ deserted by the people of the United States. It appears 1o me, that the assumption by & few who huve usurped the title of tariff reform that really belongs to us that the intelligent people of this country require education on economic questions by & body of the closest students, wbo, however honest in convie- tions, are without practical experience. Secretary Noble responded 1o the toast, “The President.” saying, 1n part: “This is an auspicious time for the mem- bers of the republican party 1o ussemble Protection of our industries is uniting our countrymen everywhere. There is, indeed, a president of the United States and you will agree with me in saying that he is ‘& good president. Let us maintain veace with bonor, looking wuot abroad for directions or approval. Bliss proposed the health of Vice Presi- dent Morton, who briefly thanked the as- semwbly and was loudly applauded. Major McKinley was tnen introduced as the next governorof Obio, and the_cheering did not subside for five minutes. He made a brief speech, in which be said: “We will have & teriff so long as we have & govern- ment. 111 ever regretted that 1 was & pro- tectionist thut regret does not exist tonight. 1 am glad to beloug to o party advocated by such men as_Webster, Clay, Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Harrison. |Cheers. McKinley further said that the country 1§ prosperiug, a&nd what is wanted is to g0 On prospering and no “monkeying” with the tarifl.” He predicted that the tariff law will not be changed in the next ten years unless by the republican party on protection lix Senstor Aldrich spoke to the text. “Main- tenunce of & Protective System indispen- sable 1o Profitable Commerc Senator Jones of Nevada sent a letter in which be said the Chivese wall of protection was precisely what was needed in this coun- try 10 keep out the squalor and distress that attends low wages abroad. Povular govern- ment rests upon the affections of the people, and i nave no affection for @ government under which they starve Addresses were also made by Messrs. His- cock, Doliver, Dolph, Farquhar, Sheridan, Porter ana others, coutinuing until & late hour. il ol DeWitv's Little Early Risers. Best little pill ever made. Cure coustipation every time. Nome equal. Use them now. e Queer Money. There is one peculiarity about all counterfeit aotes, says an expert. They are smaller than government bills, Government plates are made a little larger than the finished notes to allow for the shrinkage of the paper, In | counterfeiting money & new note is | pasted on @ polished steel plate and | transfer paper placed over it. The work is then traced with a fine pencil | and afterward marked through on the steel plate with a sharp engraving tool. The plate thus made is, of ocourse, just the size of the note, and the bills made | from it when damp shrink and are ther: fore a trifie smaller than the genuine. manar Suan DeWitt's Litue early Risers: ounly pili to cure sick headache and regulate the bowels SPARKS FROM THE WIRES. Ernest Morris, naturalisty died in Indian- apolis last uight. Three more_baliots without result were taken iv the Florida demooratic caucus last night. A thorough examination 6f the affairs of the Ninth Natiousl bank of New York show | it is perfectly solvent with & god surplus. A decree has been issded ordering the en- forcement in St. Petefsturg of the same measures against the Jews s in Mosoow. A dispatch from Chfli says & dynamite bomb was thrown at President Balmaceda's palace yestorday, but did no serious dsmage The executive committee of the league of republican clubs met in New York vesterday for a conference. The meeting will continve today. A dispateh from Iquique says the parlia- mentary forces have occupied Copiapo. Five bundred of Balmaceda's friends who were defending the town fied. Tbhe attorney general of Wisconsin yester- day instituted suits against a number of ex- state treasurers 10 recover the interest r ceived by them on public funds during their incumbeucy. M. Roustan, French minister to the United States, is to be sent 1o Madrid and Count de Montholin succeeds him. M. Herbetie goes e Berlin to St jPetersburg sud M. de Billot from Rome to Berlin. The suit brought by Charles S, Holumes in ew York shows that Arthur C. Gillman of e firm of J. H. Larrabee & Co., mer- chants, who died suddenly last December, was a dedefaulte the sum of §223,000. Rev. Dr. Brideman, for thirteen yeurs pas- tor of the Madison Avenue Baptist church New York, has resigned the pastorate be- cuuse he renounces the doctrines of eter punishment and does not wish to di chureh H 1al rupt the Hagerty, Dakota co nissioner of immigration, was arrested yester at Ab- erdeen, S. D., ou complaint of tLe Keystone gage compauy for wisappropriation of wuds. The case grows out of the fuilure of Hagerty's bankiug house last fall Fire in the Thresher company’s paint s at the state prisou at Stillwater, inn., last uiglhit caused u loss of nearly 100, There was considerable excitement for a time company of militia was called out to guard the prisoners in case of an emergency The Oh operators yesterday refused 10 uccept the proposition of the United Mine Workers' executive board for 70 ceuts per ton sud @ nine hour day the comiug year. The state miners’ organization will be 1u ses- sion st Columbus tomorrow and & compro- | mise may be reached ym Point Pleasant, N.J., su, the at Herbertsville Las spread n miles of country, de- stroying of timber and many barns aud outbuildings. A great number of men were out tighting the flames yesterday. Herbertsville is penved in and much anxiety is felt The roof of the opera house at Troy, Ala., collapsed yesterday while a party of young people was reheursing au amateur perform- ance. Miss Annie Foster and Miss Fannie Stark were killed, two young girls were probubly fatally injured and a dozen others painfully bruised. The roof was intended to be self-supporting, but was faulty in con- struction. The fountain and statue erected in memory of Henry Bergh, founder of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, was un- eviled yesterday at Milwaukee in the pres- auce of several thousand people. Addresses were made by Goveruor Peck, Edwin_Lee Brows and Henry Bergh, jr., of New ¥ork and others. This is the ouly Bergh statue in the country. It is learned that &t asecret mecting of railway employes last Sunday in St. Louis the conductors, firemen, traiumen and switch- men's orgunization formed a federation and took steps to induce the brothernooa of en- gineors o join. An arrangement is said to huve been entered into with the engineers for mutual support in case of trouble. The ob- ject of the federation is to prevent strikes aud settle differences by arbitration. Affuirs in the coke region were very quiet vesterday. The Keister plant came to the coker’s terms, making the fourth in the dis- trict, and the men seem confident. The operators report increased forces and men arriviog on every train. The sensational advices of socialists has had little effect, as the men are very quiet and peaceable. The cost of the coke strikeup to this, the twelfth week, is estumated at about §3,500,000, Mrs. Ashby B. Leidler, nee Florence L. Dunmeaa, daughter of Francis Dunmead, was found desd with a bullet hole in her beart in her bedroom at the residence of ber parents in Baltumore, Md., last evening. Her busband, who is & traveling salesman. was avsent from the city. The couple were mar- Tied secretly three years ago and afterward were remarried. The family say the shoot- ing must have been accidental and that she bad no cause to vake her own life, VALUE | That's what the average and fair minded customer demands at the | hands of the dealer, in exchange for his money. WE ARE MANUFAC- TURERS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING. We offer none but reliable garments, materials carefully selected and made up right. | They're always the cheapest to the consumer. | MEN'S SUITS OR BOYS' SUITS for less than your own judgment de- | clares the making worth, there's a “nigger in the woodpile.” Let'em |alone. Common sense, when used, gives every man a fair knowledge of Time is money. We have neither to waste in making up trash A selection from our $7.50 line of MEN'S SUITS Our $10.00, 812.50 and $15.00 | values. | to gull the public. | will give you full valu RECEI e for every cent. VED | When you're offered iSui(:s are made up with every care, well trimmed and durable; they're Money Cheerfully Refunded when goods do not satisly. CITIZENS STATE BANK ILLUSTRATED CA DOCTOR McGREW. Agate bearing scales, coffee mills with foot power, greoers refrigerotors, butter coolers. Cutalogue of Borden & Sellock Co., Chicago. Phoebe Couzins' Case Postpimed. Cuicaco, April 20.—Judge Tuley postponed action until tomorrow on Phoebe Couzins’ pe- tition for an iujunction to prevent her re- moval from the secretaryship of the board of lady managers. e How She Resistel Arrest. They are telling a story that the tax collector down in New Gloucester, a few days ago, felt compelled to arrest a young woman for non-puyment of taxes, and that he attempted to make the ar- rest when on the highway, says the Lewiston (Me.) Journal The young woman, being in excellent health, by no means fragile or of insignificant avoir- dupois, sat right down on the snow and refused to_make any exertion to help herself. The tax collector is not a giant and he couldu’t lift her. It not re- corded how hard he lifted, but he didu’t move her and an arrest was lost by in- sufficient constabulary. debasny’ o LT DeWitv's Little Early Risers, best pill. e e A Househ. 1d R cipe. On a recent trip south John H. Inman, the southern millionaire, stopped off ata small town and entered the little barber shop, which was the only thing of the kind that the ghwe sported. It was kept by an old darkey who evidently managed to get some pleasure out of life. While the negro was shaving the millionaire the latter asked: *‘Say, uncle, what isa good thite to keep one’s hair from falling out?” “'Get married, sah, an’ yoh wife'll pull it'out. Dat’s my sperience, boss. ™. Congregationalist: The propriety and wis- dom of establishine & Congregational fire in- surance company will be discussed st the next meeting of the English Congregational union. 1f they were Buaptists, would it be mariue insurance Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Dis-| tress trom Dyspepsia, 1o Qigestion and Too Hearty] Sealed Proposals. Sealed proposuls will be received stute bourd of printing at the office ofthe se retary of stute uny time before Wednesday Muy 0 101, ut 2 o'clock p. m. for the printing and binding of 1.000 copies of ihereport of the cowmissioners of lubor census wnd industrinl stutistios, for the years 1880 aud 1840, Suid port to b privted on 40 pound buuk puper wnd ound in cloth. by th Sumples of the work may be soen at the of- fice of Lhe secretary of stute, Tue bourd reserves the right 1o rejoct any and all bids. Joux C. ALLEN, Sec. of State, J.C. Hiww, State Treusurer, T. H. BESTON, Auditor P. A State Bourd of Pristing. a%al0tm THE SPECIALIST. I THE A cure gusranteed in § 1o 5 days. witbont he loss o GLEET. nd ul or ever known 1o the med without puin or instrume: The moxt remarknble ren ence. Write for circulurs SYPHILIF Cured in 80 10 80 duys— Dr. MeGr this terrible blood disense has been pronou okt suocessful remedy ever discoverad for the ab polute cure of the disease. His sncoess withini discase has never been equuile i guuranteed. Write for clreulars LOST MANHOOD And all weuknesses of t] € kexuul OrEADI. NErvOus: ness, tmidity and_despe cy mbeolutely cured The relief is lmmedinte xnd complete SKIN DISEASES, th, Do cutting, no diluting dy known Lo wodern sel tiem and all disenses of the blood, liver ntly cor F:MALE DISEASES And neuralgln, nersousness and disenses of stomnch cured. The doctor & “Home Trestment” § lndies is pronounced by nll wh the most complete and_ convenient remedy ever of fered for the treatment 0f femule dixenses. 11 is tr Iy & wonderful remedy. No Instruments, Lo pul Hours for ladies, from 2 10 4 only DR. McGREW’S Marvellous success in the treatment acter, and hie great arm reaches from the Atlantic . The doctor is & graduate of “regular experience in hospital modern science. nt respondence. Write tor ciruls each of the above discases, free. by restme OMAHA, NEB. Entrance on Either Street. PUBLISHED MON B0 Conts & Yenr A "HLY. Locust ana Third St - Devoted to the development of the b Qustry in the Unlted States. Muny from beets, hus proven u suces Grand 1sland, Neb sugar weturing s | and Nebraskn. The sversge por cent of sugur in N | brasks beets 1 165 per cent. In Germany 1255 Germany manufncture ually 1,500,000 tons, more thun any other country 1y the world ports unuunlly 1,509,000 tons 0f sugn cents per pound, would smount the U. 8. wanufaciure her own cultivating, hurvesting and m beet dlscussed in the Bewt Su | stamps for semple copy The ( whiel #150.000,0.0. g pufciw 8 tm Sna Soeding Enterprise. Grand Islund. Neb. lute cure for gleet and profes: & stubborn chrouic and long Btunding cases permanently cured in from b 10 10 duy STRICTURE Or pain In relieving the bludder permanently cured s trestment for ed the A cumplete cure the huve used it 10 be of private diseases has won for him a rep- utation which is truly national in char- of patients o0 the Pacifil, medicine and has had long and careful practice, and is classed among the leadiug specialistsin cor- about Office 14th and Farnam Streets. Beet Sugar Enterprise | 1 % both b Californin w tive | the sugnr Send This Elegantly Appointed Hote! is Now Open. Cragin & Co., Proprictors. worth every nickel we ask and are profitable and economical suits to buy. In the higher grades, such as Spring Overcoats, Business and | Dress Suits ourlines were never so complete. ING at REASONABLE prices see BROWNING, KING & CO S. W. Corner I5th and Douglas, THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. SEND FOR RAGS AND IRON For RELIALE CLOTH- TALOGUE. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL B;UfFS. Of Council Bluffs. { WANTED -~ Two girls tor bousowork 5 Highest cash price paid for rags and | - : o pistdnd b 3 Country deale and merchants will | eetute line a tuntil you huve seen out : - find to their advantage to communi- | lurge list of burgnins. Swan & Wa TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 | cute wiyih us before dispasing of their | Maih and 11 Puir sirects: Counc DirecTors—1. A. Miller, F. O Gleason. E L | SLOCKS. GILINSKY BROS., \\'A\ TED— A girl to do general housewor! Shugart. E E Hart J, D. Edmundson, Oharies Union Broadway Depot in a fumily Of ‘threer 004 wages. 6 bansin Southwestern lowa o R ™ T Oasad & NOR RENT—House, 120 Stutsman st.: $18 per INTEREST UN TIM: DEPOS!TS, Tflksflflh}“-’ S Thos. B Onsady. | K™ wontil.” Tnquire of Coaper & MeGee. © S BURKE & CASADY, OB SALE or Trade 0, Juporied as Heating Stoves. | son K Gas 1f Brosaway. oo Ge o) s | Attorneys-at-Law inson & Brosdway % R e o) g g LACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDERAL | W ANKEU Cowpotent irl in fuumily of VSTl und se OUF large aSsOrtment. ot = s H. Odell, e o || siamose 3. 3. Brown Building, Councll Bluffa, | =Gy sperty for rent by C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co. | lova ) Day & Hoss o 211 Pear] und 210 Matn Street. JOR SALE—Hotel centrally locuted, doin 211 Pear] and 210 Matn Street £ cood iasiness. OF Wil exchinge 1o Kool wru i western Jows Council Bluffs, la. Hotel Jeasc. furalture and fixtures: an A { No.1chunce 1o step into u good paying busic 1 ness sons for selling, other business re- quiring ull owner's nttention Burgains in_residence and prop- erty. R. P. Officer, real tate and msurance agent, No. 12 N, Main st.. Councii Blufts, business NEW OGDEN HOTEL The New Ogden Hotsl, in Couasil Blufs, has been comHletad refaraisied an mode-a- ized throughout, andis now on of the bt Lotels in thie state. Itis jocated in ths buii- ness partof t e city anl th + electria_motors pass the door every four minutes. Fira Capes and fire alarms throuzaout th> baill. ing, Steam heat, hot ani cold watsr aal sunishine in every room. Table uasirpisssi anywhere. Rates, $2.00 a day. GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manager. (G ARDEXS Sowe choioe garden Tnnd newi ¥ Council Blulls for sale on easy terms. alsc vineyurds and u lurge list of 1ova furms. Johimston & Van Patten POR SALE—A fine famil horse, 3 enrs old this _sprinz, weighs 1050 poun, color orrel. Bred by Robert MucGregor, Address H. F. Huttenhauer, 27 to 6l Fourth street, Council Bluffs, H AVF custy customer for four lots betweon 2ist_and %th sts., between Ave D and ith uve., J. P. Greenshields. 61 Brondway. JORUIT furm for suie or trade: well locuted M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D, charges fron th tarrh, hay fe and ull acute aftections of the thro Kpecinlly. Glass eves 0t | ted withont puin. Glusse Qifticult cuses, often curing wick beadache. Surgical o ey, painiessly performed ¢ | Oftice. Shugurt-Ben: er, usihma wnd_chronic aceurately utions ussuring rescribed euraigly u: when n bost results block, Foom 1, Counell Bluffs, s and ullin beuring; good house und barn, Will take some good eity property, und good time givew ou balance. “Ouli on or uddress D. Hutehinson & Oo.. 617 Broad wuy. OK | bri ‘he McMahon block, & stor with busement und eievator. J. VI Pearl stroet. SALE—A burgain; new modern house with ail the late improvemeuts, seven rooms; will sell on easy puyments: jocated on w the Iifth avenue motor line D, J., Hutebln- | son, 617 Broxdway. OR SALE or Reut—Garden land, wi vy J R Rics 10 Main st, Oounell C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE - OFFICE, 415 Br dway, Coun Electric Truss3s, AGENTS WANTED. DR. C. B. JUD. TELEPHONES. OFFICE. IDIN Bluffs, Ta* | Belts, Chast Protectors, Ete, 808 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Ia A true P ediction We t0ld our patrons last season that the old style gasoline stove was o thing f the past. ~ This year, by paying a £5,000.00 roy- alty 10 the mekers of the New Process Vapor Stove Co., every other vapor stove company can make s stove under their patents. We are the exclusive ageut for the originul New Purocess stove with 11s great 1801 improve- ments, also. forthe Quick Meal New Process, the best of all the uthers. Our last year's ex- perience has enabled vs to select the best steves for our 1801 trade. We will sell on EASY PavMENTs, We will send stoves on triwl and guaranteo satisfuction—don't pur- chase before seeing us. Cole & Cole, 41 Maiu street Refrigerators on Payments. atest _bargains ever offered. Lawn Bulk gaaden seeds. Victor bi Cole & Cole, 45 Main street. Pointers on B oycles, There will be hundreds of wheels sold in Couunc’l Bluffs and vicinity this seaaon, snd no purchaser can afford 10 make experiments at bis own cost, which he will do when he yields to the temptation 1o buy anything else ihan the world-famed Columbian. Note these points of unguestionable superiority over all other muchines The Steering—The Columbia spring fork bas no “flumadels” to interfere with the steadiness of steering. Askold riders about “hands off.” Weight—Dou't take the catalogue weight, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln ana Broa COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Dealers in forelgn and douestio xchanze Collection wude xud interest paid ou tioe depos The Columbia weighs 483 pounds on the scales. A few pounds of unnecessury welght is & ton up the hill Siwplicity—The Columbia double frume com lightness, - st simplicity Cushion Tires—*‘You pay your money you tukes your choice.” The Columbia is de either way, although the solid tire is without doubt the most durable. tefrigerators. The World's best, the North Star and the Leonard, rauge in prices ¢ dinmond eib aud ney and AIN STREET. quemin & Co.. Jewelry Store 1| U Dy Fu -y States, Canadasand Europe PEINS, Frop's, 5 Grest Juses 8t X. ¥ Gode Doak o, COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORSS from #4.50 up. Gasoine stoves, The Reliable Prooess Evaporator stove is the best the market. No sub-buruer, cone sequently burus less gasoline The Best Lawn Yower, Genuine Philudelphia lawn mower. Do not buy inferior umitations when you can get the real article f0r the same money P.C. DEVOL, 504 BROADWAY AND 10 MAIN 6T Sims & Saunder — Attorneys ut Pruo- tice in- the State und federnl courts. Rooms & 4 und b Shugurs Beno block, Counell Biutfs. 1a i1 —Attornoy at Luw, No. 19 H. J. Chambers, 3 et dver: Bosne neil's store. Telephone No. 25 Business Lours. b w. 1. 100 .t Counell Blutts, L To Bee-Keepers 1 carry a full line of Beekeepers' sup- plies, including comb foundatiou, hone ey kunives, smokers, sections and all { supplies for the apiary. M. S. ROOP, 520 L. Broad way, Council Bluffs, Jowa. " D. H. McDaneld & Co., All kinds of Diying und Oleaning done in ths y el : i i AT, R el syl | Butchers' and Pagiars’ Sup)lias, Munner. Work prowptly done snd dell nd 1 - 2l ikl s Sy S for e Market Fixtures, Casinys, C. A MACHAN, Prop., Bplees nnd Suusaze Makers' Muohinery, #20. 10 Broadway, Near Northwestery fi a u ouncl i Coumoes, “u’_"‘} - Dol Muin st., € nol Blufls, le Also Goalers & Hides wnd Iurs