Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1891, Page 3

> cox wh e fin 2 a vi prob: b \ d The Mendelssohn Quintette club will be at | the New [roadway theatre next Friday | evening. This isone of the foremost mus cal organizations of the atry and will no | doubt be greeted with a full bhouse. It will not piay in Owaha The DeFries assault case, was com- menced about # we trial yes terday afternoon in wearingen's court. H.J. DeFries a Julia, were on hand, and so was H vens, t woman who claimea that the aefendants had been threatening to kill her ildren. After the case Lud been aired, Justice Swearine bound over both the defen in the sun of £1(0 to keep the peace u first day of the next term of the district court. They RN gave the b as required and were re- leased J. Stein is the name of & man wh was ar- rested yesterday afterr ing over | the hose at the Vine s v claimed he did not see the hose he front wheels of his wagon had passed over it. and then he did not how he was to get along without 4 Boston Storo, Fothermgham, \ , Council Bluffs. 7~ ®charge of larceny | [ 'lHE O\IAHA DAILY BEE: PUESDAY. MAY 19, 1801. ()‘\l/\ll \ I hL. COUNCIL HLUFFS OFFIUE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. + Carrier in any part of the City TILTON - - - MANAGER TELEPHONES: Busjuess Office, No, 43, Night Editor. (e ——————————— | MINOR MENTION Delivered b H W, Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Reel Rock Springs coal. Thatener, 16 Main 1f you want water in your yard or house %0 to Bixby's, 202 Merriam block. Charles Locchimer, a waiter at the Grand totel is suffering from a painful injury which %6 suftered on Sunday. He was making ice sream, when his hand became caught in the | wheels of the freezer, und one of his o was 80 badly mangled that it will | have to be amputate runuing rest unless he got will have ing In the district court yest of the vehicle over the hose. out and carried it over. He ring in police court this mor: the case of day Cocke & Morgan against M 15,000 damazes for wrongfvl attachine on trial e ve Hays of Om was in the Bluffs ¥ hunting for some tools that had olen across the river. He went rough & number of pawn shops and at last found a part of the stuff in a junk shop kept by & man named Cameron, on Upper Broad- Wiy of it haa already been sold. What was left was contiscated and taken to Omaha 1o its owner. A marriage license was issued yesterday to J.'W. Newland and Clara Mathers, both of Perry, Ta, Information has just been received in the Bluffs of an accident that befell C. E. Drak chief engineer of the Avoca electric light company, the latter part of last week. He was engaged, along with a number of em- loyes, 1n raising a large smoke stack, und Jrake bad goue up to look at some of the ropes. In some way, it 1s not known just Low, he fell and broke three ribs, besides re- ceiving some Internal injuries. ' He is still confined 1o bis room. The Royal Neighbors of America will give a social tomorrow evening at Hughes' hall A musical avd literary progromme will be rendered, after which there will be daucing. TERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Dr. Roo and wife have returned from an extended tour through the south. Mrs. L. R. Sherrett and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buttsrworth of South Bend, Ind., are in the Bluffs, the guests of their uncle, John Lindt, at nis bome, 612 Fourth street. Miss Bessie Stuart of the south is in the city, the guest of the Misses Detiaven. Fred Geise and his brother-in-law, A. F. Behotte, returned vestorday from g month's t to Chicago, Chattauooga, Tenn., and Sther cities, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hodgetts of Kansas City are visiting Mrs. Hodgetts' parents,Mr. and Mrs, Charles Baughn, on North First street, Dis. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroet, next to Grand hotél. Telophone 145, High grade work a specialty. — Black organdies, the latest in black wash goods, every yard guaranteed absolutely fast black, the greatest craze of the season, & beautiful range of patterns all the way from 10c to 45¢. Now is the time to make your sclection_ while the choice patterns last. Whitelaw & —— Two Fires, The fire department was called out yester- day atternoon at 2 o’clock to the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Noack, at 245 Vine street. Mrs. Noack had just lighted a gasoline stove and left the room for 8 moment. Wnen she rewrned her room in the upper story of she house was in flames. It was some time be- fore the fire was extinguished, and in the meantime all the furniture in the room had been more or less injured by the flames ana the water. The damage will amount 10 about $100, which is fully covered by insurance. The lower part of the house was vacant. the fanily who had been lving there having moved out a few days ago. The residence of N. C. Pnillips narrowly escaped being demolished by fire Sunday night. Laie in _the evening some of the family discovered a smell of smoke. A care- ful search was made ail over the house, up nd down, and atlast, when the door of a closct upstairs was opened, the flames darted out. A generous dose of water extinguished the flawes, and yesterday the insurcnce companies allowed him 12 for his damage. Mr. Phillips was at a loss to account for the origin of the flames until he chanced to re- member that be had gone to the closet early in the evening, and had lighted a match while looking for some things, after which he had carelessly thrown the match on the floor. Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms; within one and one-half miles of the P. O.; all in bearing; good buildings: possession given at once. Call on D. J. Hutchinson & Co., 617 Broadway. Pianos, organs, C. B. Musie Co., 533 Will Have a New Chuch. The talk which was mentioned in Tne Bee several days ago with regard w the erection —of a new building by the members of the First Baptist charch, has materialized. At the business meeting which was held last Saturday nignt, it was formally decided that the church would be built. A committee was appointed, consisting of W. A. Strong, B. F. Henry, Deacon Robinson, H. Peth bridge,C. J. MeNitt and W. A. Joseph, to act s a building committee o devise ways and means, and to report to the church as soon #s possible the results of their deliverations, Several sites for the building are alread | being looked up, but no definite decision has | s yet Leen made as to whether the building | shall be erected on the present location or on | some other. Further developments mway be | expected 10 8 few days. A Fursiture, carpets, refrigerators, baby car- riages, stoves, crockery, aud all house fur- nishing goods, cash or on easy payments, at | Mandel & Kiviu's, A Lover for Revenue Only. Edward Mosley was arrested by Ofcer Robinson vesterday morning on a warrant which charged bim with being a fugitive | from justice. Edward, it seems, became cn- amored of a youug colored lady i pamed Rhea Cameron, and he succeeded in getting the young lady to reciprocate some of his affection. Wnen he had her worked up to the proper pitch he stole ber ocketbook, containing $20, and made for | owa. When he once got away ull his wealth of affection vaunished like the morning | dew, and he refused to go back to Nebraska without a requisition. He is now in the city Jail waiting for the requisition to be secured, when he wili be taken 1o Omaha for trial ou 3y, Omaha —— Dry storage at low rates, stoves and house- | bold goods, J. K. Snyder, Pearl street. Mair bas all sorts of fruit, shad e and orna mweutal trees, Broadway, opposite postoftice - NEWS FROM COUNCLL BLUEFS, Arrest of Two COroo's with a Kit of Burg- lars' Tools, WANTED FOR CRACKING A SAFE IN OMAHA, Raised Dead Indians—-The City Hall Question—A Missing Railroad Man — Will Have a New Church, What will probably prove to be one of the richest catches of the season, so far as crooks are concerned, was made yesterday aftor- noon. Ofeer Kelley spotted a disreputable looking character early in the afternoon as he was trying to dispose of a fine gold ring atasecond hand store. The policeman aid not arrest him at the time, but shadowed bim in order to capture, if possible, a pal whom he suspected he had. e at last fol- lowed the supposed ner of Broadway there, fn company arrested the parties At the police station they zave the na Frank Kelsey and Fred Fink. Kel crook as far as the cor- Fourth strect, and he and with OMcer Murphy, in his pockets, two revolvers, a pow and seven Mexicau coins of ancier Fink had two revolvers, a can of powder, two drills, a fuse and a blow pipe. The as as neat a kit of tools as the most enthusiastic of safe blowers could wish for. It is supposed that the two men are the ones who did the Harris bottling works on e ur. day night Jugh ther ir porsons that will assist crime on the be m. It is not likely ing can be proved against th however, for if m here, a job in Omaha which will in all provability mr door. Last Saturday uight thero wus a safe blown opea on Sherman wue iu Omaha, and a lot of curious c were tak tive Hays of Omaha was in the yes 1 stated )t sure w Mexican or not ns tha but if t turn out to have been coins of that kind t guilt of the two men will be pretty thorough- ly cstablished. The parties who lost the coins are to be notitied of the capture of the suspects and will be over in a day or two to investigate. Another article that is supposed to have been stolen is a fine, large gold ring, with & heavy seal, bearing the initial *D.." set with chipped diamonds. This is also thought to be a relic of tne Sherman avenue exy on. The police are well satisfied that the cotten hold of two desperate crooks every effort will be made to prove that they are the parties wanted. Ice! dce! lcett 1f you want it pure and n Andata Jable pr Follow 1o new dev Butsend to usin ate At our oft Mulholland & Co., No. 4 Pearl st., Tel. 162, The latest addition is the Shantong pougee, India silk finish, sold everywhere for 20c, our price 12,¢; o beautiful Tange of colors, bine apple tissue, the great leader, for 123 oston Store, Council Bluffs, When about to build don't fail to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 813 Broadway. Telephoue 257, THEY RAISED THE DEAD. Blasters on Bluff street Uncover Eight Indian Skeletons. +lor several weeks past workmen have been blasting ou the hill just behind the residence of Mr. W. W. Wallace on Bluff strcet. In the course of the last three weeks no less than eight skeletons have been unearthed. Six of them were of adults, while the otuer two had belonged to small children. The skeletons show unmistakivle signs of having been those of Indians. With each oue were found pieces of Indian blankets, some of which had been gaily decorated with such ornuments as were dear to the Indian heart. One of the oodies had been buried in a sitting posture, while the other had been lain away torest in_the most approved modern fashion, excepting that but one had a coftin. One of theskeletous had evidentiy belongzed to one of the four hundred in Indian_ circles, as his body had been honored vy being encased in a rouxh oak box. With the bones was a tomabawk and a large number of strings of beads. 1 the bones were in a good state of preservation. As fast as they were humed they were made of with the workmen and by some small bo -Som> of the.bones, however, were kept out S| vhl and are now lying in one corner of the yard. The Wallace hill has had something of a record already as an ancient ourial place About sixtéen years ago a skeleton of a white mun was unearthed. It was taken to a physician in the city who chaeologist something of a reputation as a for examination. He swd that the owner of it had met his death by hauging. [t was supposed to have been the remains of one of the horse thieves who did so much to make life in Pottawattumie county interestiug during the early days, and who 1a all proba- bility caught his last view of the eartn from the summit of a long rope stretched taut, Union Park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, June 4-12, $,000; Sept. S-11, #,500; Oct. 20-22, $,000, For programmes address Nat Brown, sec'y., Merchants’ hotel, Omaha. Everything in that line from the dress gingham to the finest Scotch goods. At 7c, e, 10c and 12i5c we show n beautiful range of patterns At lse we show a very fine line of zephyr ginghams, the style and finish almost as good @s the Dress ginghams — most expensi Boston Store, Council Bluffs, The Chop Hoase Again. An injunction suit which bas just been commenced in the district court by Henry N Yapp against John Linder and J. L. Peter throws a new light on the failure of the Council Bluffs chop house, which occurred last week. Yapp states that he sigued a lease of ‘the property at 15 Bain street, baviug been induced to do so by Linder, who represented that he had the control of the property, and tho right to ex- ecute the lease. He claims that he has since found out that Linder had o right such as be claimed. bat tnat the building belouged to Mrs. Jeunie White. Yuop also states that Linder purchased.a chattel mortgage on the property from Mandel & Klein, for £i9.40, and immediate closed him _out. In order to avoid trouble, Yapp paid the oMcer the amount demauded and took possession of the proverty, after execu ting @ bond for #230. He clalus that after ali this had been done Linder and Peter, his bookkeeper, entered the building after nignt and nailed up the doors in order to prevent the plaintiff from using it. He alleres that the defendauts have damaged his business to the extent of #5,000, and he asks & judgment for the amount. ' Hé also wanted an injuuc- tion restraining the defendants from ioter- fering in any way with the peaceabls 1os- session of the place, The injunction has been granted, and the buliding is now in the hauds of Yapp. The finest line of spring and summer goods, most expert workmen, is what you will fiud at Reiter's, the tailor, 410 Broadway el L Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk d, garden and Hower seels in the west Catalogue and samules by mail The 1 olice Recor ! A large crew of disreputable bumanity appeared bafore Judge yestarday worning in police court, them were charged with being var &its, bu they were discharged. Othurs weie char l with baving been drunk and they wer. found not guilty and disctargel. looking McGeo Some of Thomas Sweeny, the peanut boy wh lu:uu output of coal may be looked for, was uccused of swindliag one J. B. Scott, it of #4 las’, Saturday afternoon at the trans- said that be had {ntended to give back the surplus change all the time, but he had not had time to do so before the train started The judge evidently did not believe the story for he gave the young man a sentence of thirty days in the county jail on a charge of larceny. Oscar Bones, a_gentleman of color, was fined 817 for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. W. H. Shielus was given ten days on the streets for begging. W. H. Richson was fined $17 for drunkeuness, — Dugquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit jvice They are delicious. L. A, Casper, the florist, will be at Fair- view cemetery all of this week engaged in decorsting graves. All plants ordered for cemetery work will be set out free. ———— CITY HAL THE The Voters Will Have a Chance to Decide the Questi The city councii met last eveuing with the mayor and ull the aldermen present. Alderman $mith was instructed to pur- chase six drinkiug fountains to be put at the locations where the present fountains stand A resolution fu regard to the new city hall, the substance of which was as follows “Whereas, it is the opinion of this council that the repairs which it las been sugeested be made ou the present city building will be inadvisable, and w! OAs, city is payin | ut a large amount each year for office rent for its o and t The city has a1 valusb) 1 no sui which tc to the pec tion providing for the er city nall, to cost uot to exceea urther p > tloat bon: the market that said by the ten years, granting to pay atter five years at its that ué mill tax be nroe. -" vI which were 1 in payinz interest on the bonds and in forming a sinking fund f‘-r the pay- After some discussion the resolution was ed A. C. Graham asked the council to ap point a committec to assist in the prosecu tion jount park case. The mayor tee cousisting of Wood, Van Brunt, Swith and Pace as that The city £1,0% in public libr: of the trustees for t asurer reported that there treasury to the credit of order was drawn in favor amount. Mitts and gloves—Our line 18 now com- plete in plack silk mitts at 25¢, 83c, 30¢, He and Gsc. We think aud say without the least hesitancy that we have the best value in theabove that ever entered any city. All pure silk and guaranteed fast blacks. Ask 1o see them: we delight in showing goods, whether you purchase or not. Boston Store, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, Lace curtains cleaned from 50c to $1.25 per pair, at Twin City dye works. Trees, all kinds, guarauteed to grow, prices cheap, at Mairs', Broadway, opposite postof- fi An Increase of Poverty. A member of a well known law firm in the city is mourning the loss of his pocketbook, which occurred last Sunday night. The Liw- yer was out all afternoon and evening trying %o do what he could toward keepiug the Sab- bath in alconol, und when he went howe late inthe evening be was feeling somewhat mellow—so much o, in fact, that he did not know positively which end he was standing upon. He called a hack driver and went home. Yesterday moruing when be looked for his pocketbook it was missing, and the attorney bas not the slightest ides where it went to. The loss was reported at police headquarters. — A Railroad Man Mis:ing. M. Shoemaker, aconductor on the Union Puciic, has disappeared, and bis family is o siderably worried over him. He came in from his run last Friday night, drew his pay and made preparations for going out that night, going to bed in his caboose. This was the last seen of bim, and no one knows uny- thing of his whereabouts. The railway offi- cials state that he did not present himself for duty at train time, and they have no idea what has become of him, Underwear—We can fit you out with almost anything 1 the underwear line. Anything we have not got in siock we can get for you if to be found in New York aty, having an oftice in New York and an experienced man always on the spot trings us in direct com- munication with the great mercantile centor of the world. Boston Store, Council Bluffs e il el By AORTHW I STERN SWITCHMEN, General Manager Whitman States the Position of the Company. Cuicago, May 18.—The situation between the Northwestern railroad company and its discharged switchmen remains unchanged. The ofticials of the road say they will re.cm- ploy such of the discharged men as they are satisfied will prove faitbful and efficieat em- ployes, provided they make application for reinstatement at once. The business of the road continues to run as usual, Gneral Manager Whitman states the posi- tion of the compuny as follows: employes of the company as are capable aud acceptable will be given preference in i all vacancies tnat occur in our switching service. So long as those at present em- ployed are capable and are desirous of con- tinuing in our service they will be retained. Those oid discharged men who have engaged the company in incessant troubles by foment- ing strikes will never again be employed by this company. Hereafter the company’s of- ficials aud ot the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association will run the company’s affairs.” Many of the discharged men recognize the fact that they will not be taken back and are seeking employment elsewhere, Coal Operators Try Bulldozing. Pittsburg, Pa., May 18.—A special from Scottdale, Pa., says: Operators are making a most determined effort to force the men at the miners’ convention tomorrow to vote to abandon the strike, while labor leaders on the other hand have been among the men and say they are practically unanimous in their desire to continue out. The Frick and Mc- Clure companies started the Redstone, Youngston, Hawkeye Valley and Oliphant plants with a few men and say they will start five other plants this week. Men are coming into the region in carloads, and it is doubtful if the strikers cau stand the pressure much longer. They are suffering for tne necessities of life and hundreds haveno roof to call their own. Altogether if the men do not vote to go back tomorrow it will be because overpersuaded by the leaders or be- cause independent operators or some powe: ful labor organization pledges the great needed financial support Protect ng Negro Miners. FraNkLy, Wash, May 18.—The negro miners who arrived to > of the Oregon Improvement company were yesterday placed in possession of the houses and tents provided for their use near the mines. No attempt was made to molest them. The negroes are confined to certa Limits as far as possivleand are surrounded oy armed guards. Much indignation was ex- pressed last evening at & meeting of whites and a resolution was adopted protesting against the presence of armed guaids, ork in the coal mi e | WANDERED AWAY AND DIED, | Fate of an Old Man Who (Disappear:d from His Home, FARMER EDWARD BITTEN BY A MAD DOG. Arrest of a Lad Who Was on Murder Bent—Boads for a New Court House -Other State wrn Pratre, Neb, May 18, — [Special Telegram to Tue Bee|—The remains of Dennis Redmond, who wandered away from home while insane some found today some ten island. months ago, were wiles nortl of Brady Bonds for a New Court House. sutn Siovx City, Neb,, May 15, —(Special to Tue Bes. | ~The special tion of Cov- ington precinct, comprising South Sioux City and Covington, for the purpose of vot- ing bonds to the amount of $15,000 to apply W e vt house building, will be b June 15 » bonds are to mature in tw Years, bearing 5 per cent. interest will undoubtediy carry, and no trouble sated in placing the bonds ssued. The st £25,000, the up by individual plan is to build the court ho ther with the lot on whic consideration seat from Dak T'hose most d b are s st bonds Working for a New It i, SovTi Storx Ciry, Nob,, May 18, —-[Special to Tue Ber g was organized in this city last Tuesday a compauy, compesed of C. D. Smiley Daley, Louis Jeep, Frank Hunt and F. L. Deseirus, the object of which is to secure the building of a ilroad from South Sioux City to Homer, ted fifteen miles southwest of here inducements to build a road into FritOry Are nUMErous, opening as it w a s f country now practicully un oped. ‘The company has now §25.000 paid in | capital, with auth to issue £500,000 if nec and no expense will be spared to make the undertaking a success, Beatrice Commercial Delegates, Beatnice, Neb, May 15, —[Special Tele- gram to Tne Bee.|—A Beatrice delegation of tielve members started this afternoon for Denver to attend the Trans-Missouri com- mercial congress. The delegates are Sena- tor G. F. Collius, Mayor E. R. Fozg, presi- dent of the board of trade, C. B. Dempster, Councilman L Walker, and C. E. Baker, S. C. Smith, W. G. Washburn, A. V. S, Saunders, J. R. Baurks, E. A. Watrous and H. W. Parker, board of trade members. Commercial Agent John Dwyer of the Bur on road also accompanied the party as one of the state de gates appointed by Gov- ernor Boyd. Wanted 1o Shoot. Monse BLurr, Neb, May 18, gram to Tue Ber.]—Justice sued papers for the arrest of James Eotine, a lad of about fifteen or sixteea years of age, living four miles from town, for an attempt to shoot Jobn Bowers, It zeems that thers had been bad feelings betveen the two fam ilies for some time -and _yesterday the two had met in the road aud’ excuanged a few words, when young Fotiue drew his revol- ver and made an attempt to shoot, bu the weapon missed fire. Bowers suc disarming the lad who s now under Special Tele- an today Is- Another ()ld Settler Gone. Beatnice, Neb,, May 18.—(Special Tele- gram to Tie Beg.] ~Nicholas Lopenderin, a resident of this city since 1866, died suddenly at his home on Elk and Tenth streets this morning at 1 o'clock. The deceased was widely and honorably known in this section as a man of considerable means and great en- terprise. He was sixty-four vears of age, The cause of his death was la grippe and stomach troubles. His wife and two married daughters survive him. The funeral takes place at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. Not in Need of Aid. Gorbox, Neb,, Ma Special Telogram to Tue Bee.]—The crop outlook was never more promising. A plentiful shower today insures a fine wheat crop. Gordon has not asked for a bushel of seed or a pound of flour from the state. Farmers nave shipped out within the past ten days nineteen cars of wheat and the flouring will has turned out forty barrels of flour per day for the past six months, Grangers and merchants are happy. Sheridan county is all right. District Coart in Session. Pigrce, Neb,, May 15.—(Special Telegram to Te Ber.|—The May term of the district court convened here today. The docket is the largest ever known in the county. There was seven criminal cases, among which are W. M. Tibbs, colored, for murder, and Lea Pernter, assault with inteat to commit mur- der. There are also some very important dlvil casssi e tiaing " Bitten by a \l’ld Dog. Avnioy, Neb., May i8.—[Special Telegram to Tue Ber.|—A. M. Edwardat Bonassea was bitten by a mad dog on the haud Satur day. It was his own dog and he noticed that it was acting peculiar for a fow days. Mr. Edward is a poor farmer and is much con. cerned over the matter. He would like to take trcatment from Dr. Pasteur if it were possible, An Oat Meal Company. Beatrice, Neb., May 18.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Be The lh-n!rn"-‘ oat meal company has reincorporated with S. K. Davis president and treasurer; Johu Orr,secretary ; Charles F. Hickman, vice president. The capital stock 1 §30,000, with $15,000 paid up. The new incorporation will continue for twenty years, A Live Stock Shipment, Westeny, Neb, May 15.—[Special Tele- gram o Tue Bee.]—Last night of cattle and hags were shipped by special train from this place. This fown is fast be- coming the live stock center of Saline county Crop prospects are urusually good. eleven cars An Att ruey Ke Beatrice, Neb,, gram to Tue I today Fozg. ppointed. May 15.—([Special Tele- Georga A. Murphy was reappointed ¢ity attorney by Mayor ——— Unsual y Low Temperature, WasHINGTON, May J5.—The signal office furnishes a special bulletin which shows un- ¥ low temperature for the_season Sat- urday morniug throughout Michigan, Ohio, est Virginia, western Penusylvania and vestern New York. Killing frosts occurred Michigan and northern Onio and Light frosts in the othel @istricts named. cher Mu:dered by Apaches. CLIFTON, Ariz,, May ‘48 —Nat Whitlum, a rancher on the Blue river, forty miles north of here, has been found deud He was shot through the body and his cabin pillag Those who found bin believe the | murder was the work of Apaches. et et his cabin. Milwaukee's Strike Ended, One Man Furned to Death, Miwavkee, Wis., May 18.—The strike of Sax Fraxcisco, Cal,, A 15.—A gasoline the stouemasous aud brick.ayers has been | Stove exploded in the rear of 215 Post street declared off, and the men and bosses have | late this afteruoon, settiug fire to the house agreed. Itisa victory op the whole for tue | One man was burned to desth, and two wen bosses, although the strikers obtain an ad- | vance in wages ceiving §7iy ¢ will be paid 40 cents. Th by the bosses was the g ceuts additional iu wages. The men ts au hour who had been re- demanded 45 and antiug of th Preparing to Rosume Wor's Masox City, Ia, May 18.—Advices re seived today frum several localities in the tate where miners bave been ou a strike are 10 th effect that operators are about to re- sume work, and before the week is out the UNSJRU2ULOU3 IMITATOES. huve sougbt to profit by the high reputation of Johannioff 's Malt Extract. B Look for ware of them. the sig Homt™ neck of bottle. Eisner & Men- delson Co., 6 Barclay Strest New York, agenta ature of *Johann on the every ADVANTAGES ——— OF BUYING——— 1t would not pay the tailor to nak that will give good satisfactior and long service. factory work advantage is that, be found in establishments that deal in what the tailor loses, for you get as good ¢ up poor material; therefore, in huing mi Then the tailor takes far more . where the idea is to slight the garment as much as possible in order to turn out w among our fine misfits, you wiil find the half and quarter sizes, Then by buying mi make you for just abou ready made clothing. the tailor would All alterations done free of charge to insure a good fit. 5 r0 Merchant 0 W Merchant '] 510 Merchunt T 4w Merchant T 45 (0 Merchant lv\\ 000 Merchant T €0 00 Merchunt T o 6 W Merchant Ta w0 b Merchuant Tul 5 0 A perfect fit warranted, anc all goc PRICEK OVERCOATS 00 MerchantTa lor made at 8) 0 Merchant Tuil 401 Nerchant Tailor made at 4 0) Merchhng T 0 Merchunt Tal O Merehiar ] 70 60 Mercl yds sold on r mado ut r made at allor made at e ut M-1-S-FF-1-T-8S. sfits you are aiwayscert cloth care with his work than is bestowed upog in to get rk choap. Another greal and really better fitting goods than eat sfits you are really putting in your pockel it hall what the tailor would charge. — BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARS, ¢ SRS AR | PANTS. Merchant Tallor made at .., Bon Merchant Tailor made at 40 Merchunt Tailor nude at 500 Merchunt Tatlor made ut 60 X Mer ant Tullor wle at ™ Merehant Tallor wude at $5) - 1S st as represonted, at th ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1309 Farnam Street. Omana, Neb. 1309. 1861 I TOLD YOU 18501 The Jewel Vapor ve is the best nerating stove in the market. The ble Process is the leader in pro- stoves, The hot air tubes u ne d by remova n elbows, lowing easy access cleaning pu poses. The vaporizer is a perforate brass eylinder held in place by thres brass spring arms, and can be lifted out and eleaned. Ourv stove is the only one 50 provided. We have done away entirely with thesub-flame can be turned high or lo going like hot cakc load ordered. LAWN )\ Buy the genuine > secoud car OW Phile hia Lawn Mower. It was unexcelicd 17 years ago; it is unrivalled now. Those made 17 years ago were good. but those made now are very far in advance of them in ry point'of merit, REFRIGERATORS. We have a (ull line of hardwood re- frigerators at prices that will s me iscoming. Getyour scre; flies come and vou escape lots of annoyance. I have largest and best line of door dow screens in the market. P. C. DEVOL. 504 Broadway, and No. 10 Main CITIZENS STATE BANK the and win- Street. Of Counci! Bluffs. SPECIA I }CTICE CAPITAL STOCK........... 8150000 | COUNCI. BLUFFS. SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . 70,000 W ,\')\n“ ]|':‘ At eliss hookooper. Tdy. TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 | ¢!} ““"V".- ‘| ! Dinecroust A Miier, £ O Gleason, B L ‘ W ANTED-Atonce, el painters, brush Bhugart. E. D Edmundson, Charles & Hannan Transict general danking busi- Larzest capital anl surplus of aay Bankin South western (awa. INTERESTON TIM: DER I3/ T3, G. A. Scnoed-ack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., of every description. Packages r | Works, Cor-. Ave. A and 26th St. Merchants who have them redyed and finished shop-worn or al to new cil Bluffs. ANTED. Toor Good girl for gener 200 Hurmony strect. RENT—Iouse of five roou C. A HAMMER, mon! ont! JICELY <N avenue. One of seven - Mayne, 619 Hroadwa; furnishied rooms to rent. 010 Gth Omaha. s, 1,00 por rooms, $16.00" per TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Offices 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goods eceived at either office or at the Council Biuffs., Send for price list. soilc 1 fabrics of any character can have 3 | COUNCIL BLUEFS STEAY DYE WORKS | Allkindsof Dying and Cleaninz done in the flighest Style of the Art, Faded and Staine USTICE OF THE PEACE | WWANTED Tobuy vony for chiliren's use. {hrics made o ook e xood s How | [ iply to D Wanchets, Council Bty peaties” Sty S, (i S ol ) == = ~ Muuner. Work prombtly done and deliver OFFICE, 413 Broadway, Councll Bluffs Ta | Jyrs giri for genoral in'all parts of the sountry. Seud for price v | YV housework at 1024 Fitth avenue st e = ——— e ACHAN, Prop., PIUNM "".'m‘::.‘t&'..“.‘;.‘ | JEOR SALE—Our flue fanily horse, sui 1016 Broadway, - Northwestera Dopos, Nepartiilc 6 & X forridingor driving. Apply 0 1% OB AT EERn A “ Als e lovers of horses—The larzest lot of outs | —CHICAGO. May 16.—Reports of generous raln: [ DAL ond e tine-tin e ey aiso iy ‘and feed ob all king ut ¥, Goldstein Co's 1122 ench M Iy Magarin®. uble help to ,,“,.‘;,‘... e wony | West Brondway i tre : BERLITZ & U0, 1. New York Gonorhees and dischardbs fron tha uri 14 OR RENT—Barn near court house. to H. W. Tiiton, Bee office LATRY OYANT and psychor ter rea Apply lock of huir for rex b Onerited or acaulred. 6155 per vox All drags | fend lock of bl for g oy | r corner 1 Coune l B ufts, T | nd $1.0). and a woman were seriously injured. The | turnisied rooms; cause of the explosion is not | and m heat Olaf Rixson and wife, oc of lhu} % house, were preparing sup They Saved toeir lives by jutping from the window. A lodger named F was severcly burned about t Charles Petersou, a visitor, refused to jump from the window, although cvery effort was made to induce bim to do =0, and be was burned to death. it S i e = AFTER MIDNIGHT. For Rent I or rest 1f you want g in the real tdo it until you huve seen o zafns. Swun & Walker, No, 112 Muin and 113 Pearl strects Coun FO& SaLe or Clydesdale stalifon. Call on D. J. | inson & Co.. 617 Broudway. SOVE fine resic Day & Hess, 9 QUK SALE Trade fine 1mported utch ty for rent by Hotel centrally ed, doinzg fhings That Disturb the Silent good business. Or will exchunze (or good T taRes 11O a. farm in western [owi. WaichesAnQmahs Hotel lease. fura ture and fixtures; an A There isa new night watcnman at the | NI chance to stap ntoa kood paying busi Sheely bloc d e last night became | ness. Keasous for selling, other business re- Stecly block, and late last uight ho becan sons for selling, ot wuddled from an over indulgence in whisky AT s e When he attempted to pull his tourly report to the American District Telezraph ofiice, iu- stead of turning the knob to *O. K.."" he gave real estate and . Councti; nsurance 11 Bi G ARD Some choice garden land 1 X Council Blufls for sale oncasy tern r the kuob a whirl to polics, theu firo and fol- | 7} fohnell Bus LBy ASE WS lowed it with a call fora messeuger. The | Johnston & Van Patten., American District Telegraph people sent a T R T e R R messenger boy and a policeman over to_in RUCT tard) (Or anle.op rade; odatol vestigate. The watchman was found 15ing | iiii'take somio good eity. property, and good ona benchin the cellar nearly iusensiole | time givew on balance, from the effects of liquor. When awakensd the watchman was quite ugly aud was al- lowed to coutinne his slumber. A patrolman kept his eye on the building until morniug. At 12:30) 0'clock this moruing a basket was left at the door of St. Joseph’s hospital con- taining a ten days old infant. The child is a boy, There was nothing iu the basket or on the child’s clothing to indicate where it from. The sisters oKk temporary charge of the foundling. Charles Carpenter was yesterday over to the district court in the sum bound ame | $500 for stealing a watch from the dead body of Call on or address D. ‘0., 617 Broadway. Ok it The MeMahon block, & brick, with bascuent und elevator. Juire, 101 Pearl street FIOR SALE or Keat—iirden houses. Ly J. K Hios. 0 Mala Blufn J. Hutehinson & stors FE lagd, wita + Jouaaul Wond 1l New F Stove. Lhe We sell the only and the celeorated Quick stoves, the best made. One difference be Csptain Jones about & year ago tween the genuine and imitations is that the A T imitations bave a small b ke tube to Charities aud Corrections. ¢ off oil v the genuina IxpiaNarorts, Iud,, May 15.—The morning uo such ve sold 1 session of the couference of charities and { oue bhurdred ason. today was devoted to Dr. Hal C. Wyman of is chairman of the committee on this s and his paper was th session At the afternoon session fresh air missic was discussed, The child probiem was also discussed informally hospital Detroit main featur Atthe evening session th» topic for con- sideration _was *‘Charity m, anizing in ('l\h'\ Mrs. Haona Todd of Lynn, Mass., an of the com that subject - ted the lien Labor Law. Puitap :Lriis, May 15.—John Dobson, extensive carpet manufact ittee, made the report 1d vames s of | noke nple as @ ying, Afew i av§10.00 each. I'he over last ye ¥'s prices. Lawn Mowe:s, | Righest ¢ only #.00. Screen wire | doors, frau cuy B Licycles, Largest stock in the west. The famous Little Giaot bo grude, world's be: gentlemen. \eal, the Victor, highest t whecel,both for ladies and Core & CoLe, 41 \Lxlu \HNY S mouars. Toom. Engiuad. 5o "menutsesrs | irst-:- Nationa an velvet. The importation caused great dis OF ;Jln(aupn awong th :n.lylm.l; :.Llil \‘mm\ | COUNCIL BLUZFS, IOWA. have violated tne wlion contract lavor law, | Pald Up Caitaly - <« . #109,000 but the manufacturers claim the right to | Ol reanlied bank in the eity. Forelsn and oring in inder the clause permitting it | | L ASCUEER [ e’ Maatic es 'r’;.’\u‘, for sturtiug @ new industry, Anks. DA Kers & rporations solleited. ¢ Fourteen-Year- )ld ior ANFORL. Bes dogmie - & IxpiaxapoLts, lod, May 15— Estella | A T. KICE. Assistant Cashier. ATt ld colored girl, was = £,000 b for attempting Amin | Gas Heating Stoves. with her y, had annoyed ner with his No Asues! No SMOKE attentious aud she dosed the dioner yester- | ;o0 T day with powson for his benefit, 'tis said, but ¥ the thlug (0p Rt rac-os, bed raoms, ote. all the fawily were ser affected. DeWitt's Lattle Eary fasers; only piil o | O B: Gas and Electric Light Co. cure sick beadache aud regulate the bowels 211 Pearl and 210 Matn Stre Electric Truss3s, | Belts, Chest Protactors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. DR. C.B. JUD). 308 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia PHONES, RESIDIN OFFICE, 27 MAIN STREET. over C. B. Jacquem!n & Co.. Jewelry Story Couneil Bl - lowa Sore cross palnful au | earache, deatness charges from tarrhi, hay and all acute and afectl ver, asthma chronic sof the throat u | rpecialty. Glais eves fit | ted withont pain. Glusses mecurately prescribed in | ditficult cases, often curing chron'e nsuraizts and | slck headachs. Surzical o | sary. painlessly parfor: Oftice, Shugart-Beno bl atlons, when noces- 4, wesuring best results roomi Council Blufs, [a | NEW OGDEN I-IOTEI.. The | New Gzden Hotel, i Cou Hiy sletely refurnished and nio | throuzhout, and Is now one of s | inthe'state’ Tt is loc ted In the business pars of the eity and the electric motors piss the doorevery tour minutes, Fire escapes and | fire alarms throuhout the bulldinz, Steam Leat. hot and cold water and sunshine in overy Table unsurpassed anywhere Rautes, #2100 a any GEO. M. WHITNEY Mau ager. LTS E GRAND | Couneil Elu{fu, la. | This EIPgdnlly App sinted Hotel is Now Opzn, | Cm"uz & Co., /mfiru/ur: 1 (,ou\l 11_ UF Medical and S'lrgic.tl lnstitute. DRS. BELLINGERS, ¥ 8. [ nle discases of all kinds und deforme ties speelalt.es. Nos. 201 uud 268 Broud way, 1 Blufls Juld il Ta ‘\Icl);mi(:id?(:o., Butchers' and Pactars’ Supliss, Markat Fixturzs, Casinzs, plees wud Sausa { { | Makers' Machinery. &0 2 Maulnst., Council Blufs la Also Jealors 1 o liides wnd kure [ e S