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

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, COFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. by Carrier in ar TILTON - =+ - TELEPHONES: Busiuess Ofice, No, 43 Night Editor, No, 23, P —————————————— HINOR MENTION. part of the City. MANAGER N. Y. P. Co Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. A, Keeline, nday night, & boy The Lone Stars defoat Sunday by & score of 15 to 10, Born, to Mr. and Mrs, For teraay afternoon, o daugnter. 1f you want water in your y 0 16 Bixby's, %2 Merriam block The Models will play two games of ball at Carroll on July 4 and one on the 5th A marringe liceuse was issued vestorday to Frank H. Thorp, of Bloomington, I, and Kate F. Lunger, of this city, Fivo additions were made to the Berean Baptist church last Sunday night. This makes sixteen during the months of May and June, Dr. Seybert and E. A Wickhum had upset Sunday while sailing Manay Both were ¢iven a good ducking, but neither was hurt The benefit mu: given | T, J Mackay Saturday evening by the members of the Royal Arcanum and the Commercial Pilgrims of America, netted 8171, which was prescuted to Mr. Muckay. In Justice Cones’ court mont was rendered by default Kennedy, G. M. Johnson and M. G. Necdham, for poll tix. The poll-tax collector annour.ce: that he is going to get 11 those who eligiolo to the payment o J. M. Galvin, J. J. Steadman, feen. J. R. Reed, € per, Finloy Burk nor'and (. F. W will star Rapids this evening to attend tho state convention. ‘They will be by soveral delegates from outside Marshal J. L. Templeton has rigged cabinet in his office 1 whici he keep the relies which uccumulate during bis term of ofice. So far four brass knuckles, a rope with which a man tried to hang him self, two sand buyes, & rosury and a number of other articles have found pluces in the col lection. Steriff_O'Neill and his deputy, William Curry, left_for Fort Madizon last night huy- ing in charge Chiris Olson, Nels Carlson and E. E. Piereo, convieted aod sen! to terms in the penitentiary by Judgo Deemer, last week. They will roturn by the way of Mt. Pleasant, and bring to this city eight in curable insanc patients for confinement in St. Bernard’s hospital. f Hon. Thomas Bowman bington bus rendered a change in th working force of the Council Bluffs Globe necessary. R, B. ( , who has occupi the edito for the past pear, will as- sume the management of the paper in addi- tion to the caitorial work, and . A man has been appointed assistant scc 10 111l the vacancy caused by the retivement of J. M. Matth Saperintendent A. K. Stone of the of motor line, wishes the citizeus of Counct Bluffs to know taut yesterday's musical en. tertainment in Faifmount park was not under the direction of either the motor line or the park commissioners, but that here after cach Sunduy afternoon, if the weathe is fair, Dalbey’s band will give a first class frec concert iu the park. Oscar Joues, a colored man who has spent numberless terms in the city juil for various cos, was arrested yesterday on a charge drunkenness. He was put behind the bars, but had only beon thereu short time when he took upon himself the responsibility of ud- ministering a course of sprouts to another, prisoner, Charles Lake. Ho blooded Lako's nose and toyea with a number of his feat- ures before tho jailer knew what was up. Jones was put into the steel cell, where he will stay until this morning. —— Say! Do you want to remove those pimples from our faces Use Haller's Sarsapariliaand Bur- ock. Itis warranted to effect a complote ure. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail- way. ‘Time table of special trains between Chau- tauqua and Council Bluffs, July 1 to July 11 inclusive: Leave Council Bluffs m,, 9:50 & m 0 &, m., m., 7:00 p. m., 7:40 p. m. - Leave Chautauqua—6:40 a. m., 11:20 . m, 2 5:08 p. m., ~%:18 p. m., 10:16 p. m. "Ticket office 506 Broadway. Jxo. M. Laxe, Agent. Will Close at 7 OQ'Clock. After July 4 Evans shoo store will close at 7 o'clock; except Mondays and Saturdags. e Mar Bouricius, music teachor, removed to 538 Broadway, over C. B. music company. last 1 the Marcus nine est Smith, yes or house yesterday a judg nst 17, M republican ccompunied Bright upland hay at_slaughter rices for t thirty days; 450 tons, H. L. Carman, cor- ner Pearl and 5th avenue, For Salo—The 5-room house and all ma- terial in old street car barn, very cheap. Wm. Lewis, at Graud hotel. ) Per Cent Discount, 10 per cent discount o all oxfords Monday and Saturday nights at Evans’ shoe stor NAL PARAGRAPHS, PER B. M. Wells left for Chicago last evening. . L. Shugart left for Cedar Rapids last eveniug. Mrs. Laura Kirby 18 visiing friends m Shenundoah. Thomas Bowman started for Washington last evening. H. E. Grimm went to Sioux Falls, S. D., last evening. H. P. Barrett made a flying trip to Lin- coln yesterday. S. B. Henry will deliver an oration at Per- sia on the Fourth. Charles Baughn has returned from a trip through Califoima. Mrs, Colonel D. B. Daily and E. E. Ayles- worth are spending the week in Woodbine, Messrs. Charles and Philip Paschel ro- turned last Sunday from a visit to Notre Dame university at South Bend, Ind. Mrs, W. D. Thomas has returned from a four weeks’ visit to her old home in 1llinois, where she was called by the serious illuess of her parents Miss Clara Fuller, who has been visiting . Heury Swan on Sixth avenua for sev: Al onths past. has returned to ber home in Mt. Pleasant Douglas Cones, county attorney of Piorce county, Neb,, and R. B. Cones of Osborne, Neb., arrived in tho city last Sunday on a visit 1o their father, Justico W. W. Cones Woods Cones, cashior of the First National bank at Pierce, Neb,, is expected to arrive today. M The freo barbecue at the Union Driving park Fourth of July will be ready promptly av 12 o'clock, noon, Come aud get your ainner, R Card of Thanks, The Sisters of Charity, St. Francis acad- ey, return sincero thunks to the kind donors of the fund which procured a horse for the surroy presented them some time since by e Miss Kate Wickbam, Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa good tishing, fiue bathing und boating; plenty of shade; best place for campiug out parties Try it Union Purk races, Omaha and Co Blufts, September 5-11, #,500; Octove $4,000. For programumos dddross Nat Brown Merchants hotel, Omabia, Races July 4, At the Union Park, Couneil Blufts, Rubuing races. Komau chariot races, Romau stauding races, Freo barbecue, 1,750-pound _steer, dressed and cooked on the grounds, -~ killed NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES. Daughters of Pooahontas Tndulgs in a Hand- some Amniversary Gelebration, REL. M N AND THEIR WIVES HAPPY, Most Appropriate of Music and Recitation Carried Out Without a Flaw Mar Its Pleasure, rogramme to enthusiastic and delighted hall to the A surprised, audience packed Hughes 1ast night to enjoy the eutertainment pro: vided by the Pocatiotas sisters in honor of the second anniversary of the Red Men in Council Bluffs, The programime ropresented the bost local talent of Council Bluffs ana Omaha, Not satisfied with this tho ladies made a requisition upon Missouri Valley, and Mrs he MeCollough, & handsom with a fine stage responded gave additional brilliancy to the | 1. G. Tipton aelivered an add come and gave a brief history of the o its establishment in Council Bluffs, Miss Merkel's solo carned a hearty encore Council Bluffs uu to applaud the talented Morkel and guve an enthusiastic dlence. another opportunity youngest mewber of the family The fourth numb called out Mres, MeCollough with & v propriate recitation, *The Sioux Chief’s Daughter.” The lady is a brillisnt recita with as fine o stage presenco as Miss Couthwi, and with spirit and grace that recalls the of Mrs. James Brown Potu was he encored again and again uoul she was almos ried, and when sho re- sponded to the eighth tumber on tho pro ne with the popular pantomime Del te excreises representing the “Old Oaken Bucket,” she was twice recailed the curtwn. The little lady brought in high favor with the audience. and always be assured of a hearty welcome when she returns to the city Mr. Fernekes’ also showed the young gen- tiemen to possess a rich volce. The concluding numbers to the programme were a series of beautiful pantomine pictu and tableaux that When the literary a concluded Glen's L the dancers, und the ing was thoPoughly peoplo. mme ry ap on the pr ol tlonist work rself ud furnished music for swainder of tho even- joyed by the young Low R tes tor the Fou Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail- will seli tickets at the usual reduced rates for round trip to excursion parties for the national holiday season. A. T. Elwell, tickot agent, No. 16 Pearl strect, Couucil Bluffs. rth. Th Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's, Opening of the Ol The Chnutauqua assembly s will open day after tomo; not been advertised to uny a large attendance is looks ast preparations b tauqu, on for 1801 ow. The fact has great extent, but 1 for. For several s ve been going on at the grounds for the entertainment of tho campe A unumver of new houses have beeu erected since last season by some of the rominent citizens of Council Bluffs. ‘The progri en arranged for the 1y contains many attractive foature and will no dount be as entertaining us an, that hus yet been presented. The sale of season tickets has becn large. One of the attractions to be added to the programme is the traveling men's day. The 15th has been set aside especially for travel- ing men, and o circular har beed issued ask- inge all traveling mea within the radius of 100 miles to be peesent with their families. The prozramme for the day will include nddrosses by W. J. Davenport, Rev. T. J. Mackay, W. I, Mitchell, R. Blimm, J J. Steadman and W. C. Brown; a lecture by Dr. Lysander Dickerson, an elocutionary en- tertaiument by Byron King, and music by the lowa state bund and some of the best local talent. nd oil; covs, ery. L. G. Gasoline prompt de telephon wooa and _coal: Kuotts, 24 Main, Swanson Music Co., 3 Broadway. Gentlemen desiring elegantly fitting suits for summer wear will flud just what they want at Reiter's. the tailor, 310 Broadway. Want ore Races. The su~cess of the races at thodriving this month hus wakened up some of ~the citi- zens who are interested in sports to, the by lief tuat monthly meetings would bo a wel- come nadition to the entertainments of tho city all duriug the warm weather. It is not supnosed thav thay could be made to pay Giy- idends to the stockholders at first. as it would take some time for the public to becoma used to the novelty, but it is thouzht that a begin- ning could bé made on a small scale, and that after a timo the extra meetings ' could be ado really profitable. Tho matter is still in infuncy und no definite action has as yet n taken by the dircctors of the driving park. Thbe question is being ngitated, how- over, and the innovation is not among the impossibilitics, For July 4th, park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, hippodrome circus, threo runnini races; & free barbecue, ox weighing 1,750 pounds: boys' pony race. Children under fifteen balf prico. Ior particulars and privi- oges address T. Bray, manager, Council Bluffs, I, ¢ your furniture, carpets, stoves and “hold goods of Mandel & Klein, Council s, Prices very low; freieht prepaid to your city. Union Suing an Ex-Justice. Justice Hammer heard the evidence in the case of the Council Bluffs Wolf club against N. Schurz yesterday. #lhe case grew out of a suit tried before Schurz while justice of the peace, in which ninctcen members of the club were sued for aues claimed to be due. Schurz, in aecordance with the custom of the justices at that time, churged fees as if there had been uine cuses instead of one. Judgment was rendered against the members of the club for amount of the claim, to- gether with osts, and the members thereupon commenced suit against Schurz to recover tho amount of the fees which, it was claimed, had been illegally charged. The suit was tried yesterday and taken under ad- visement. Judie Haminer's opinion will be made public in fow days Commencing July | the cash be adopted at Kelley's grocery, system will 104 Broad- Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They aro delicious. Assignee's sale of Gilmore's stock of jew- elty, station , ete., 220 Maiu stroet. Horse Thicves Abroad. J. C. Lewis, & farmer iiviog just south of deaf und dumb institute, bad a fine team of horses and a mule stolen last week. He did not miss them until last Sunday afternoon. He took a walk over his farm and happened to notice that the animals were not in their accustomed place. Ho made a search and fouud that they were gone. Thoy haa evi dently gone through a hole in the fence which was mado last Wednesday uight. How the hole got there is a question, but it is thought that the departure of a hired man who had been working for Lewis for several weeks had some connection with the hole avd also with the theft. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl strect, uext to Grand hotel, Telophone 145 High grade work & specialty Morgan's prives for furnitu e on install- meut plan lower than any other nouse in city Concluding Arrangements. The committeo on arraugements of the Aucieut Order of Hibernians held & meet- doors | will | plaint filed by J. J THE nd concluded preparations | of the Fourth, A grand | take place in the morning, com- mencing at 9:30 o'clock. Tho parade will on Fourth street, facing north. Music | shed by Dalboy's baad and other t the park there will be speeches by prominent orators, after which thare will be dancing. In the eveniog there will be a grand ball at the Musonic temple, It is expecte there will be delegations of the order from Omaha, South Omahs, Plattsmouth, In, Atlan Vail, Sloux | City, and other towns. Thtose who wish to take' part inthe parade will meetat the Masonic temple at ¥ a. m, e FREMONT'S ASSEMBL ing last ovening for the celebratior parade will Sunday and Monday Service at the Cha qua Grounds, Fresovt, Neb, June 20.—(Special to Tne Brr he rafn is over, the streams are down o a normal condition, trains are running on time, and eversthing indicates a successful assembly. Now is the time for visitors to come, as the rain is over and the attractive faatures yet to come. At S o'clock last even inaDr. A. W. Patton, of Aurora, gave a stere- optican lecture on “Vesuvius and Pompeii, or the Burning Mountain and Buried City.” The doctor has a fine collection of views which, together with his personal examina. tion of the subjects treated, made the lecture pecially interesting. Sunday was strictly observed as a day of rest aud worship. Sun- day school was held at 9:30. The Sunday schools of the city were suspended on count of Chautauqua services, so at i1 o'clock the attendance 1 roached its highat point At the above hour, Dean Alfred A. Wright, the popular divine from Boston, preached the morning sermorn It is unuecessary to say to iriends of the Dean that be opened at some length, as the gentleman is six foet two inches in bis stock s, The sermon was typical of the man that delivered it—scholarly, logical, thusiustic aud convincin v 30 evoue was ready fordinner. The Woman's Christian Temporauce Union of Fremont man aze tho hotel, o that. tirst-class accommoda- tions are guaranteed to everyone. Au2 o'ciock Mrs. St. Jonn and Mrs. E. A. Blair conducted an illustrated lecture lesson for children, A Golden Wedding,” M. D. Carroll, D.D., of Cincinnaii, held a young people’s’ meeting at 4 o'clock. Dr. Carroll is highly popular with tho voung ol ks, and will do'a grand work at this assem- bly. Chautai at 5 o'clock by Dr. Literary Jun vesper services were conducte Patton. The Chautaugu nd Scientitic Circle int st hias been growing rapidly the re of the round table meotings, and 7" is seen pinned on a great number of coats and dresses. With the opening exercises of this morning everyone seems to have taken up the rogular work with increased enthusiasm. The weather is_beautifal and the attendance is gining rapidl Dean Wright delivered his fifth lecture this morning at 11 o'clock, His loctures are drawing crowds of all classes. People not interested in religions matters are present at these lectures to hear the noted divine from Roston. At2 o'clock Hon. A. K. Gandy, perintendent of public instruction a platform lecture. Mr. Gandy y pathy with his public trust and be made able appeal for the muintenance of our pub- lic scnool system. He was applauded re- peatedly. Prof rens ar state su- Will Tabor and Mrs. Tor- hard in the musical depart- ment. The chorus numbers about one hun- dred voices. James Clement Ambrose, the mau of ideas with sufficient courage to ex- press them, delivered u locture on *““Tho Soa Fa Iv.” According to his view of the buman family it contaius a good many shams, The teachers’ retreat is well attended. The wietders of the birch ure improving an excol- lent opportunity to review schuol work and take many other good things. M. D. Carroll is doing a good work for tho young peovle. His meetings are being better attended every day. Excursions for Sunday schools will be run from all points within 150 wiles of Premonton that day. Prof. W. R French of Chicago will entertain the little people. The grand concert promises to bo a grent affair. Hans Albert, Prof. Torrens, Will Tabor, Will Derrick and Jules Lumoard will be the’ principal attractions. The new vocalion 18 in place today. It is an attraction by itself. “Thursday will be recognition day. A good class will take part in the imposing ceromo- nies. HE'S KEEPING CLOSE CASES. Detective Reno Don't Propose to Let Ris Lady Escape. Dotectivo W. H. Reno of Denver arrived in the city last evening from Chicago, haviug in chargo a female prisoner who is wanted in Denver for forgery. Reno is baving quite o time with his fair charge in more ways than one. Between Chicago and Omaha the prisoner jumped from the train, but was not badly hurt. The ofticer procured a horse and buggy at tho next stop and started back after the woman. Sho was found walking the ties toward Chi- cago. Nothing else of importance occurred on the Illu to Omal Upon_arrival in the city Detective Keno placed his prisoner in the'city jail for safe ping, but later in the evening relented to soma exient aud took her upstairs to the Jen- nings botel. The register vours this address : “W. H. Renu aud ‘lady, Denver. The couple took snpperand was assigned to roota 100, A Ber reporter called at the notel late last evening and requested the night clerk to awake Mr. Reno and ask bim to submit to a short interview. The clork refused to allow his guests to be disturbed, and un appeal was made to Mr. Jennin The proprietor also doclined to allow his people to be awakened, and didn't think it was anybody's business whether tho off was occupyiug the sume room with bi oner or uot. The “ludy,” forged & ck on 'a for #1040 She was arrested and admitted to bail. Once free she struck out for Chicago, whero she was located by the Denver sleuth. It is understood at that the couple will | tho city in the Kockies L. ch Donver firm police headquarters vo this morning for When She Was Captured. Dixoy, Ill, June 20.—Mrs. E. L. Philo, the hundsomo blonde who leaped from a train onthe Chicago & Northwestern road at Ashton last Thursduy while being conveyed to Denver by Detective Reno, wus captured at Aurora this morning by Shenff Straiubroke of Leo county. She was badly bruised _about the head #ad'one arm was brok She was ced in Detective Reno's keeping and was chained to him, “Phus they sturted for Denver. She declares she will never go there alive, Gessler's Magic Headacne Wafors, headiches in 20 minutes, Jures al At all druggists Emery Discharg C.J. Bmery, who was arrested on com- vlaint of Douglus A. Davis for obtaining money under false protenses, was discharge ouLis preliminary examination. T plaint was the outgrowth of a three handed urrel over an endeavor 1o establish a busi- ness to be known as the Metropolitan court reporting ugency with Kmery as suporin tendent, Davis a3 treasurer and Frank Craw ford as secretar. N After La Grippe restore strength by using the toni Ferro-Mangunese ~ waters of Springs, Mo, Regent Ex S ee—— Charged With Stealing. Eftie Kisscl, a seventeen-year-old miss, was arrested by Oficer Keopor yesterday after- uoon and charged with petit larceny. The com] Bliss who ¢! 'ges the girl with stealing luce and ribbons worth $34.50 ou May 2. Effie is quite a nice looking girl and she wept bitterly when an officer took her to the county jail forthe night. The case will bo heard by Judge Helsley today. Red River Valley Crops. S, Pavl, Minu,, June 20.—A well known grain man who has just made a tour of the Red river valley says tbat crop prospects were nover so bright. Itwill bo the greatest year {or the grain that the west ever knew, The only question will be to got help to harvest the wheat. Men are wanted and are bigh, OMAHA DAILY BEE, TEE! A MICHIGAN CENTRAL MOVE. It Lowers Its Dressed Bésf'Rates from Ohi- cag: to Bdston, IOWA ROADS AGAIN INJWOIRKING ORDER, Sensational Report ‘Which Makes A Pres dent Hughitd Warm Under the Collar — Aw. Alleged Breach of Oontract. Cricaao, June 20, At a meeting of the trafic managers of the Chicago eastbound lines today the Micnigau Central anuounced that taking effect July 4, it would reduce the rate on dressed beef from d46lg cents to 45 cents per 100 pounds, Chicago to Boston, thereby naking it the same as the rate to New York. The reason giv for this re duction is that it was demanded by shippers, who claim there is discrimination in making a higher rate to Boston than to New York, becauso on live stock tho same rate applies to both points, The representatives of the other lines had no authority to take definite action on this matter and an adjourned meet ing will be held tomorrow to d fo whether the Michigan Central's reduction shall be made general by all railroads. There is no doubt that it will be. The Chicagoand Grand Trunk in order to preserve its differentinl will then be forced to reduce its d ot rate to 431 cents to New England points by way of Moutreal RECOVERING FRON THIF Chicago rowds having lines rapidly recovering from the effects of tho floods in that state, the damages having been 50 far repaived that passenge aro agnain running in the flooded districts. On the [llinois Central the train which left hero at 1:40 this afternoon will run through from Cherokee to Sioux Falls, The train leaving here at 11:30 tonight will run by way of Cherokee, Sheldon and LeMars to Sioux City. Itis expected tnis will run through in a direct line to Sioux City. The Chicago and Northwestern main line' is open s far west as Waterman and business nhas beel resumed on the Moville line far west as Cushing, The first tramn from Denver on the Burlington since the heavy rains i Nebraska lust Friday reached Chicago this morning. sss0d b FLOODS. lowa are ruins HUGHITT 18 MAD, A morning paper printed a sensational re- port to the effect that Jay Gould and tho Vanderbilts hud_split, causing a decroase in the rnings of the Chicago & Northwestern for May of £165,653 as compared with the samo period of lust vear. This showing, added toa decrease in April of §185,405, is wade the most of in_drawing signiticau con- clusious and i substantiating the story of a diversion by the Union Pacific to the of trafic that should have tho Northwestern. When Prosidout Marvin Hughitt of the Nortnwest- orn was asked this morning for a statement he said the report was unfounded and its ab- ity so_ glarfng that he would not consent o take any notice of it. “I am not preparod,” he continued, “To say_ what the motive' was that prompted such au_effort to put the Northwestern in a bad light." A DREACH OF CONTRACT. The Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City road has addressed & communication to the advisory board of tha Northwestern bliud passeuger pool, demanding that the sum of $4,600 be charged up against the Chicago & Northwestern road for a violation of the agreement. Tho alleged breach of contract on the part of the lattér company consisted in carrying 200 Turners to St. Paul on the occasion of the convention in that city afte the boara had ruled the business exclusively over the Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Under the agreement the Chicago & North- western will be required to_turn over to the complainant sufficient business to com- pensate it for its loss EAST-BOUND SUIPMENTS, East-vound shipmeuts by rail last week footed up 43,597 tous agalust 39,447 for the week previous. The lake lines during the same period took out of this port 65,412 tons of frolght. The shipineats of flour, grain and provisions from Chicago to the seaboard by the lines in the Central Traffic association aggregate for the week 12,363 tons aguinst 12,221 for the preceding week, an incronse of 142 tons and against 20,074 for the corre- sponding week last_vear, a decrease of 7,711 tons. The Vanderbilt lines carried 40 per cont of the trafiic, the Pennsylvunia 27 cont, tho Chicago & Grand Trunk I8 p cont'nnd the Baltimore & Ohio 16 per cont. WANTS FURTHER CONFERENCE. Chairman Midgely called a special meeting of the managers of the Western Freight as. sociation tomorrow to_consider the demoral- 1zation of through rates by way of Peoria. The chairman’s order for the cancellation of certalt. engagements with connecting lines oa through rates having been ignored by the Atenison, Buriington and the Alton, he has asked the representatives of the disobedient roads to meet him for a further conference on the subject. IN come east over fa S L N HE COURTS, Another Damage Sult Against the 1 tor Bridge—Court Ni The trial of ™o @mage suit of ( Warren Smith againgt the Omana and Coun- cil Bluffs bridge and jtreet railway company was commenced befo; 1y yis yesterday mormug. The suif FFE¥ out of the construe- tion of the wagon bridge botween Omaha and Council Bluffs. Smith owns two lots at the corner of Eighth and Douglus stret and claims that they are practically ruined. He is trying to prove that on account of the Douglas street bridge, the constant moviug of trains thercon, the noise, smoke, droppings and odors. s prop- erty is damaged to the extent of £23,100. Tho thirty jurors who were drawn last weel wero called by Judge Irvine, Of this number over fiftcen responded to their names. City Attorney Poppleton was among the numoer caught the last time. He was excused from serviug. Judge Estelle left for Sarpy county yester- dav, where te will hold & short term of court. During his absence the criminal ousi- ness will be looked after by Judge Irvine, Tn the case of the state against George Car- peuter, charged with grand lar, a nollo was entered, after which he was released from' juil. Detective Haze was on hand and at once arrested Carpenter on the charge of embezzlcment. The case of the state against Otto Plersoa charged with the melicious destruction of proverty, was dismisseaiand u uolie entored in the case aguinst. H. B. Kennedy and Charles Bibbins, charged with keeping gambling devices, Thi days ago thetrial of the case of Da- vid E. Thompson against the Omaha Nation al bauk was commenced before Judge Fergu- ud from present, indications the end is as far away as it was;when the first witness was put upon tho stand; Testimony s still being offered ana there are yet the arguments p?PRICES Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - Lemon Orange - Of perfect purlty. Of great strength, Almond ~[ Eeonomy In their use Rose etc;) Flavor as delicately @nd deliclously as the fresh frulte DAY, JUN to follow. The case grows out of the failure of the jewely firm of Ed b & Akin, The amount involved is about Thompson, who is a Lincoln man, claims a lien thut s’ prior to that of the bank - Agate hea 1ng scales, coffee mills with foo power, greoers refrigerotors, butter coolors Catalogue of Borden & Sellock Co., Chicago The Fire Hecord. 111, June 20,—The new ware house and furnishing building of the Rock ford chair and furniture company burned yosterday. The loss 18 estimated at $60,000; insurance $12,500. Sr. Louts, Mo., and retail grocory of David Nichoison was completely burned this morning. The fire was disc ed on the fourth floor and spr 0 rapidly that ali the firemen could do to save adjoining property. Thoe of the Nicholson building topled the building adjoining, demolishing it buildings adjacent to that of the grocery damaged by fire. The fire oceurved at 4 o'clock aund the guost at the Ivy house adjoining, rushed from their rooms and elimbed down the fire eseapes in their night clothes, many having narrow escapes from being trampled to death. The heaviest los is David Nicholson, whose stock and build ing, valued at over £200,000, was almost totally destroved; insurance, #175,000, The other losses umouut to_about §16,000, which is partially covered by insurar The cause is not known, Rockrorn, June 2. The wholesale ns wall outo Sev. - Brought the Body. Coroner Harrigan n ved home from Wa- terloo last evening, having in charge the body of Thomas E. Garvin, tho younx man who was drowned 1 the Platte at Waterioo Sun- dny morning. The body will be prepared for burial by McCarthy & Conroy, and forwarded to Raui- son, I, for burial. SIOK :izAUACHE y cured by, Little Piils, also reiieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsta, In-| digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem- edy for Dizetness, Nauses, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated| Tongue, Pain tn the Side, TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, AYED or stolen, black 0 und tafl, foretop, s foot. Address E T Boquott Counell Blufts, and get rew Wi F““ SALE—A clojce 8-acre faru, 7+ fra T 1 BIofrs, ut $41.00 Johnston & Va horse. heavy are on 1Cfe front ) Gth aver rd. Meat and p South 6th street: Cou Investigate th unell Bluffs, Girl to work at bourd thuvenue A first cluss girl, by Mrs, C Plerce street TANTED Koalin NOR SALE—Barver shop. with thre doing falr business. 216 Broad way. v the vicmity aproved or unin proveat sl ind soe ou of argiul ut the r ©. Cole I, rent oF ex- chinge, witn r Cole & Co., CHAIRVOYANT and " eycho eter readings: ulso d d lock of b readings by letter. yaind o Mrs E. 1Hoop it and $1.0). brod horse, that cun heat or trade. Address or cull on D. L2 West Broudway, Council Bluils. Brown atkor's 512 Maln strect and 56 Bluffs, you wili always tind In real bstute if you want to 2000 place 1o 118t & bur wunt to sell or trude. Trox s slngle drivers; and see thom befors buyinz. siios stably No. 418 North Seventh Councii Blufrs, M AGNIFICENT aerc roporty Tn_five-iero M trwets Tooated 214 miles from postoffic for sile on reasonable tel ome fine resl- dence property for wnt by ILny & Hess. JOK RENT—The McMahon block. . with basoment und elevator. 101 Pearl street FORSALI or_Rent—3ardon houses. by J. R Rige. 105 Mala Blufh A Summer Resort. Liake Manawa Hotel, Attractic Fine Fishing, Boating, Bath tng and Excellent Minersl Water. Only fifteen minutes ride from Bluffs. Motor tru every half to centers of Council Blufrs wnd O Most delightful und accessiblc plenie purties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. DI, MLH, CHAMBERG % Eye, F.ar, Nos2 and Throat SURGEON. Council Bluffs, In. Shugart-Beno Bk. Room 1. 9to 12 m 7 and 8 p. m. . TI{b ‘GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. pric story O\ Iand with . Gounall Counell This Elegantly Appointed Hotal is Now Open, George T. Phel ps, Manac ger. HOTEL. The Murray, Cor, 14th and Yarne irthe mont wubstantially constrictel Hotel Bullding in Omaha, Neveral Reary brick five wally running 1 basement to voof. Allthe ceilings a. floors lined witic Asbestos fire proof ni ng, making i€ wnpossile to bura queis ire eacapes and five alarims wronghous the building. St hoe and cotd vater everyroom, Aable wnsii where. passed any - B. SILLOWAY, Prop. STHMA CUREW : ffmana's Asthuna Oaro never /1t £ivo || SoHTrangadathns Qumamy/clltogive foral ' 1wt gl T i i, 40 0 o Pyt e [ $inm Bathe sore feet in Pond’s Extract. 510 dimeshava Vewt Pooket | elpt not 1 ars ot Mukia 100 tis paper. NORTH WESTERN SPECIALTY (O, Omaba, Neb. Beo Bullding Notice 1o Co Iam prepared to furnish pr. Rap Dimention Stone and Cra Quality at lowest price. For figures (o OPEN AGAIN With an Entirely New Line of Goods Bought for Cash Direct From the Manufacturers. Cash Always of men’s I have secured some the in and v men’s greatest bargains boys’ suits ever city. sell clothing BO per facturers’ heard of in this and cent off of manu- I can boys' prices. lam prepared to back up every word I by giving say showing goods and prices. For (‘\un\p!n, here are a few leaders: BOO Men’s Working Suits AL 83.00. Men's 84.60, 800 Suits at 800 M » BOO Men's » 5 3 Blask V Al 87, s All W ool ks Vorstad Su (b 0 Dress Suits in differantstyles, from B8O to B8 800 Boys' All Wool Knea Pants, in different styles, at 500 Boy 1 400 All W ool BOo. Suits, age 4 to 14, dur= ng the sa le at S1.00. Boys 4 to 14, & s Suits, ages at— I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etc. M. MARCUS 546-548 Broadway, Gounil Biufis. RAILWAY TIME BARD COUNCIL BLUKFS STEAM DYE WORYS All kinds of Dy in Highoststylo of ulio Art prics mide to 100k 48 kood us new. Lol Fea By Steam, In First Class Manner. ptly dono and deliverol in all ountry Send for pricy ifst. A. MACHAN, Prop., 1014 Broadway. ar Northwestera D3pos COUNCIL BLurrs. 1A nd Cloaning dono In thy Fadod und Stained s Clesned Work pro ts of the o ELECTRIC TRUSSES, PROTLCTOA BEL AGENTS DR.C. B. JUDD, WANTED, 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, I:l| CITIZENS STATR BANK CAPITAL STOCK.... ++8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 A Millor, F. 0. Gloason, B [u Iart. J. D 'Edinundson, Oharios R.Hannun, Transiot general banking busi- ness. Larcest capital wnd surpius of way bankin Southwestern [owa. INTERESTON TIM: DE=3)\ rs DIRECTORS— Bhugart. £ 27 MAIN STREET. over C. B. Jacquemin & Co. Jewelry Stor First-:- National -:- Bank —0F— COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Canitaly « =« « §10),000 Olaest organized bank In the elty. Forelzn and domestic exchango ani local secarlilos Bip iy Witantion pald t eliestion s, Aco ints of Lalivit unls, baiiks, buikors and eorporations solicity L Jo respondc tod. GEO. V. SANFORD, Presidont. AW, RIEKMAN, AT RIO “Gas ‘Heating Stoves. shler Asslstaat Cashier No Asues! No SMoke Tust the th or bath rooms, bed rooms, oty Cull and seo OUF large assortments C. B. Gas and und 210 Muin Streot. Eleztriz Liga: Co. 21 Pour s Cr BSTER | 14 N. Maiu §¢, Council Blufs Funeral Director and Em’ almer, COUNCIL Medical and Surgical Institute DRS, BELLINGERS, PROPS Il Kinds und deform Nos. 2601 wnd 205 Browd way BLUFFS3 Chronie disoases of ties speeiinlties. Council Blus, ia C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE 415 Bir Councll Bluffy, Tn D. H. McDaneld & Co, Butchers' axd Pasars’ Su) Markat Fixtures, Casinzs, » Makers L Bluis, Adway p toes and Sausn Muln st., Coun Hides und Vurs Machinery, 8?) la Also doalers Leaves Grihia, 0 pm 820 p m 50 Cni Foives 102 % 10 o S0 b Elham 1.0 Ouintia. ORI Tonvos 10008 m 1020 8 m 8 pm Wpm Lenses | CHIC Omha. U P 620 p 015 0 el Omiaha, WA m 15 ) 705 A m] .. 585 b ml maha. | 5 p m | omana.|U. Wopml . “Leave Omana. | W00 m| w0 aom| 510 p m 510 p o Lonves 5 Omahn, | St § Unte i 6 pm 500 p m Lonves [( Tinnster 040 0 m 500 p m W00 p m w0 e [it 440 p o Loaves Trunsfor W0 n m Unid Notlce Is by od by the St the oflico of thy Sore o'clock 1 iind comptétion of two wi ~.Chi CIICAC Dopot_Tth St Paul Limited . HGAGO & NOWTIWESTRIN CHICAGO, BURL'N & QU pot., ouncl AGO O 10t und M Chioako Expr X lowa WO 1t M £ Dy E Twood 1ox UNION PACT Dot 10 i 1xLind Exp. Pacitic MIL & ant ko Exor Chicako Expr AGO, CAUantle Exp Vestid X CLIY ar bt 10th and hicawo Expr estibule 1. Eastern _York & Norfolk (Ix. Sunday).. CBT. P M. &0, Wobiter Sts, Sioux City Accommodati ) m|Sioux Clty Kxproxs (Ex. Sui pot T5th ar St Paul Limi MISSOURL Louls & K. C. Louls & K. C. 1xp K. ., 8T 00K & on Bopot, Coun s Clty y Kansas City Night K e, Al t, Counc BURLINGTON xpre: DETAND Aopot. 10 and Marcy Sta. | TNIght Bxpross.. DAC Depot 1th and Wabster Sty st I L & PACIFIC s S Arrives® O 500 0 o 1005 & m N p m §13 nm R ¢ Al ve 3 tuuhe ibrans | 045 0 m FIC. L Murey Sta Kansas City gxpross (ax Su Denvor fxpross Overlind Flyor 0 p 05 p m 1166w m 50 p @ Arrive | Omaba (e, Siin). S1PAUL Mirey Ste ACIFIC, | Arrives Omaha. | 050 8 m Marcy St< oas T o o KExpross Arrivos. Cransfor o 1 Blufrs, ros. pros 1 Blufs, Vostibulo Limited t, Coun o Bxpr o Lim IMATIA & ST 1 at, Coune [ by given thi Woltra o' 1" HCAGO & NORTH WS PERN. | Arrivos S DIy, ons od..... |Teanst'e |owpm | | | LOULS. ¢l Blums on tini. 1Rl At blds will ba re- ublic Lunds and ofstate, r tho kitehen wundry buildin:s for the Insune Asglum Hust ngs. Nobrask. 5 will be roceived r the vierlous bran-hes of work und muter- Lund isu co Pluns and g office of the O vildin s at L th Nebrask Contractors office of K, ) bid. thns i in M. will be required 1ay be scen at the ands and und wlso ob Omuhs, to conform nditions of the specifieatic ALL DRUGGISTS SELL TO WE 18th, 1501 HUMPHREY, by one spplica: Qatarrh ina very short AK ME farly decar, waating weaknoss: send tull particutary A splendid med man who s B blo treatise for home oure, alc vk § ahoi) Pres't. of Board 1Azt Allen, Sce'y. of Stute LI TIZS SISIDHANA TIV Suftering from Wo evoth of Guthiul arron Towt 1o auhood, ot0s Grasid) coutdining i 1d Wi debilitated. FProf ¥, C, FOWLER oodus, Conni