Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BELUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrier in any part of the Ci H, W, TILTON .« - MANAGE TELEPHONES: Business Office, No. 4 Night Editor. No. ty. R Ol S MINOR MENTION, P. Co. cil Biuffs Lumber Co., coal. ft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block The city council will hiold its next meot on the 20th, If you ant ater {n your yara ho o Bixby's, Merriam block. ted—A wood girl for general k. Mrs. J. W. Squire, 1°rea . Nelson of Connecticut and Ol Clark of Columbus, O., were married yest duy by Justice Cories, {homas C, Carroll of On 1. Maloney of Denison were ma day by Rev, B, P, McMenom, There will be a nnion prayer meeting the Second Presbyterian church this even atx o'clock, Fverybody is invited to atte A force of men t at work yoste morning repairs al which we or hou aha and Mag od yost was | g br ing 156 Story street irie or- at ing nd day aused by the rain in the paving over the sewer on Pearl street, near the corner of First avenue, The Royal Neighbors will meot at Hughes! hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock for ¢pecial degree work upon candidates from outsi the state. Ivery member is requested to be The members of the Young Men's Chris- tian association will conduct u union song vice next Sunday evening at the First sbyterinn churcn. There will be brief taiks and hearty singing. Everyone is in vited to attenda. Mrs, William Cooper, who was badly buried somo time ago by the éxplosion of a Jamp, and has ice been in great ageny from the ace . dicd Tuesday at her hom 816 avenue C. The funeral took place ye terdny afternoon at2 o'clock from the resi- dene L. J. Rowland filed a potition in district coutt yesterday nsking for a divorco from ber husvand, Samucl k. Rowlaud, on the grounds of abuse and habitual drunkenness, She asks for the custody of their five chil- dren, who are between the ages of four and fourteen years Harsine Madsen commenced n suit in_dis- trict court vesterday against Mavden Mad sen and the other huivs of her deceased hus- band’s @ for the partition of lot 4, block 12, Hall's addition, which was left by her husband and which she now wunts divided up among the heirs so that she can huve her share. A danco was given last evening In the pavilion in Fairmont park last ovening by a mber of the young m venty invitations wel n of the oity re About issued, and most of them were accepted, Tae park band fur- nished oxcellent music for the dancing, and @ vory ploasant time was had by all who were present. The challenge which was extended to Council Bluffs rifle club_ oy IFred Fuiler Oumaha, for a shooting coniest, was aceep yosterday, and the contest will take on Wednesday, July 23, at Manawa It Range. W. Duncan of this city will probal bo selected by the members_of h Mr. Fuller. ral of Charley Nichols ¢ morning the residence, 227 North Dr. Phelps officiating. friends of the family we whom followed the remuins to the' cemete There were many beauti seut in by the sorrowing friends. Blufls elub to contest wit The fu n te First streot, R large number present, many A Soye 2l floral offerin, the of ted Yie ifl bly the Council 0ok at 10 o'clock from of of meinbers of the Young Men's Christian As- sociation acted as pall bearers, The ‘nsane wan who was captured last week and gave his name as “Bili,” tas been identined as W. J. Bell by a name marked on his clothes. It is supposed that he ca from Kansas, as he hus <joken a number , times of Atctison and Topcka. been writt: throw any light on the subject. time Beil is confined in S pital for safo keepine. In the me: me of The superin- tendent of the insanc asylum of Kansas las 1 to to find out whether he can an- . Bernard's bos- ‘The row that took place last Saturday after- noou at Steilen’s saloon, near the corner of Broadway and Pifteenth street, was aired in police court yesterday. Jeffrios, Harrison Giliman and Bert Pola were tried on the charge of disturbing pence, and A number of witnesses w called in to testify as to Tho testimony was very conflicting, but the close Brown was discharged and other three were fined £16.10 each, T'he members of St. Paul's African odist church of Omaha and the Bethel chu of this ety will hold a picnis toduy at Fairmount park. In the evenl Jhere will be an entertainment at the Kngl bor hall at the corner of Tenth W. A. Brown, Will and the ere what took place. at the Meth- rch c and barbecuo ing nts and Farnam streets in Omaha, at which speectios will be made by Dr. M. O. Ricketts. Hon, F Moore of Omaha A u, presiding elder Barnett and R. W, Rev, F. I, Peters city. The programme will be in Price Gibson was u day morning on a charge of maintaining disorderly house on North Main street, pleaded Judge McGee delivered him a lecture disturbing the peace, urd $10.70 for drunkenness. P. I, Swanson brought to T yesterday . peculiar sort of anu Jiontlty 1s 50" far unkaown, erod by J. C. the lakes near Cre: it saw Adams it started to waddle water, but was captured by home, fish, but without tho spiies or the horns longng to the species, It has gills like o B al wh ovdinary fish, but it also has four legs whi scom to shut it vut of the finny tribe. placed in water it commenced around, usiug its legs as fins, ARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL from a pleasure trip to Topeka, Kan Mr. and Mrs, J aro visiting the family of C. Mrs. C. W . Linduer, Zow weoks visiting friends. Houry Wagner, wife and yestorduy Phin and othe Mr. and Mrs. Jesse aud Mrs. Hammer leave today tended trip through tho west, W. L. Stacy loft last evening for Min apolis, where ho will meet his wite, who been Visiting friends in that cit time past, Mr. snd rs. M, sio Bayliss loft children astern points, for an yeste and for Deny Rohrer day Be It wes diseo Adams on the shore of ono of t, taking a nap. When into the him and taken It bas o head very much like a cat for so Mis: of lowa district, and Hon. J. Boniger of spersed with vocal ana instrumental music. in police court yester a Ho feuilty to the aceusation, whereupon 1 toid him he would give him a light punish- ment this time, but if he ever came up for a like offence bie would not bo so lenient, with him. Ho theu taxed up a fine of 4.0 ugainst bim, which was paid. Lillie Mills was tined #2070 for drunkenness and diso derly conduct. William Walters 824.60 for Thomas Kelly oftice ose be- any ich ‘When o swim Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's. Walter and Will Luring have returned E. Gillesmie of Atlantic Hicks and family loft yestor- day for Minneapolis, where they will spend a left morning for New York, Philudel- Hollenbeck and Mr, ex- no- has Pucblo, Colorado Springs, Georgetown and Central City, Colo, Miss Pannio Ayers, who has bean visit her sister, Mrs. H. Shearer, nue, for several weeks past, lefu night over the Wabash for her howe in enst. Ing 2015 Fifth ave- ‘Tuesauy tho Miss Nellie Gleason received a telegram estorday announcing that her brother {' Gileason, was very low with consumpt at Denver. day aft oG 5 of the Burlington, intendeut of tho company's Croston, were in the Bluffs yesterday to nd o meoting of the railwiy superinte ents at the trapsfer. on to meet him, and J. H. Dugg hen Baby was slck, we gave her Castoris, When shie was a Child, she eried for Castoria, L ‘When shio became Mies, she clung to Castoria, / ‘Whea sho hiad CLikles, she gave thoem Castoris, M. ion She started for Denver yester- Wilson, superintendent of tho Iowa an, works at | at nd NEWS EROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Sunnshine Brings Joy to the Hearts of the Chantauquans, CHRIST TAUGHT THE PEOPLE. WHERE Mme. V ingly o n Finklestein Talks Glow- Palestine and Its Inhabie tants-Pictn realy and Warmly Drawn. vs Tho burst of sunshine yestorday morning brought joy to tho hearts of the chautau quans, notonly those who are livog on the | grounds ana izing all tho phasesof & re summer's outing, but to the multitudes of others who have been kept away by the steady down pour of rain, Tho result was that the attendance yesterday was much larger thau on any previous day The programme in the morning was very intoresting, particularly the lecturo of D Vincent on the | ater and works of America's great , Honry Wardsworth Longrellow, which was given at 11 o'clock and oceupying the time of the Cnauta uqus until noon. In the afternoon the attendance was much larger, aud the immense amplithcater was comfortably filled at2 whon Prof. Byron King, who has charge of the elocution classes, revealed anew the many beauties of Shakespeare hidden from common eyes in the portrayal of the seenes connected with the murder and burial of Cicsar, The event of the afternoon, however, was the lecture of Lydia Von Finklestein under the somewhat broad caption, e Homo, or o'clock, from Bethlehem to Calvary.” Tho lecture carried the audienco by stovm. It was a portrayal in the most vivid and realistic manner of the life and customs of the com mon people in the time of Christ, and their habits and customs today, for, the lecturer explained, the passing of the centuries have wrought 1o changes in tho wanners and habits of th people in the agricultural and pastoral dis- tricts of Palostine. The laly was born aud partially reared amid the Scenes she por- 1 she drew her pictures with such idness that it required little aid from the imagination to couvince the audi- ence that they were gazing at little bits of scenery, and 1nto the homes of the people to whom Christ preached. The lady was at- tired in the native costume of a rich farmer’s wife, and by the costumes of her nssistants she gave a striking idea of how the other clusses look and five. The object of her los- son was to show that the bible is a living book, and that mauy of the parables and ' expressions in~ the new testa- ment were taken from customs and habits that are unchauged today. Her lecture was & masterpiece of word painting, and the bright bits of real life introduced were brilliant and effective illustrations, appealing with the same simple and convincing force to the minds of the common laborer aud the astute theologian. Thero was not a second wlhen the attention of all was not enchained and the hour passed too swiftly even for the dullest. The lecture concluded the lady’s engagement with the Chautauqua mana, for the present year, and there was intense rogrot when she made her salaams and bade adieu to the audience in_the effusive and de- monstrative manner of the east. The grounds were celightfully pleasant in the evening, and a fair sized audience en- joyed the evening programme. ‘I'he princi- pal events were the Swedish male quartette's concert at 7:30 and James A. Green's lecture, The People of London,” illustrated with ne stereopticon views, ‘here aro many fiue features in the pro- gramme today, outside of the regular class work. The following is a synopsis of the programme 11 . m.—Locturo, Rov, Leon Vineent. 2:30 p. 1 'S Ol n iperance Un'on ol Ly Mr len F he Swedish male ayartette. S moeting T, With niusie by iz People’s meoting. Woman's Unlon confere Allund in Sermon: AlL" Dr. F. 7 p. m.—~Chorus 8 p. m.—Grand co bund aund Swedish Bertha Bayliss of Owm Overture—Poet and ¥ Waitze Cornet, Descriptive Ple 158, sert by the Towa State alo qlurtette and Miss sant ... .Fr. V. Suppe S Ernest Bu 'S List Witz Joh TheeNight Alirn i o L. D W Reeves Caprice flerioque—The Awakening of. the Lion i DI Vontskl Grand Finule e Star Spangled Banner The Swedish mule quartetto will Intersperse somo of thelr favorite selections during the ovoulng. —— All Abourd for Colfax. For health ana recreation scel the waters and rest of Colfax Spring, lowa. The Chi- cago & Rocle Island is Selling round trip ts from Council Buffs and return for $1.00. A.T. Elwell, ticket agent, No, 16 Pearl strect. Don't wear o heavy, ill-fitting sait when you can get elegant summer suits and eastorn brices at Reiter's the tailor, 310 Broadw Finances for June, The following is the report of the city treas- urer for the month ending July 1: Ovor- On hand. drawn. General fund cesseinae #NT0 Rond loan fund 11302 Taterscetion paving and erading 10,02 20 Intorseetion sewer sink- % Ement fand .1 ark fund b teeeeie Water fund s Park sinking fand Curbing and sdewalk Police fund wons Int D Spechul nssessment ing demiption fun rdistrict No. i ty brid fund Funded debt : General Sewer fund Totul St Suootal Special sewer grad- Total s Bulunen on liand July 1 Total soline and oil ; covs, wooa and coal: promptdelivery, L. (. Knotts, Tain, telephona 2 Unlon_Park races, Omaha and Councl Bluffs, September 511, $6,500; October $,000. For programmes wddress Nat Brown Merchauts hotel, Omaha, Calanthe Concert. The Calanthe assembly will pive a tomorrow evening i Hughes' enofit of tho Cherokee suff concert halk for the 3. Admission, cents. 'T'ho following programme will be rendered Plino Solo—*Boheminn Giri" I’ HBeyer Miss 8. Hotfman “Spinnine Song Gustav Hollender O A Higeins, Itation—-"Our Rallroads™ John Fleld InSwiny &pring’ G. schlelffarth Mre, K ngsbury. Poutonie Tieklers Ed Oogley Pluno. Solo—selections trom “Hoheminn Girl" Cramor! Miss Eninia Rélter, tod Miss Lona Stms “Plizziontild Deilbes AL Hig Selected Misse Plano Solo="Jesus. Violin Solo- Song - Sel Violin Solo wins, Song Lilitan and Jessic Lover of My Sou Fr w Miss Sy1vin Snydor Recltation, Violin Solo Sears Higgins ¢'A Pluno Duet—selecte Misses Theresn and Tonie Neumayr Song—"'Sing, Sweet Bird Ganz Miss sylvia Snyde, uitar Duet Pianos, o Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroet, next to Grand hotel. Telophiono 143. High grade work a specialt Worse Than the First, The attachment case of N. Schurz agalnst J. h. Koblenz, which was commenced under such strangoe ciroumstances last winter, was completed at superior court yesterday. lt)wuuuy. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, THBURSDAY, JULY 9, 1801 was flnished once befors, and a judgmont was given in favor of Koolenz, throwing the costs of the attachment suit on Schurz, The costs are about 80, out after the judgment had beon rondered, the firm of Schurz & Sehurz, who appeared for N. Schurz, claimed the costs had been taxed up erroneously, so 80 that the amount was a dollar or two more than they should be. 'Tuey accordingly filed_a motion for the reopeing of the case, and for the retaxing of the costs, and the motion was sustained. Attorney Ware, who represented Koblenz, thereupon jumped in with. a petition asking the court to tax up attorney’s fees to the amount $100 along with the other costs, and this petition was also granted, o that the amount of the costs is increased by a cool hundred. Dissolution Sale, Desiring to discontinue business and dis- solve partnership at_once wo will offer our entire stock of watches, clocks, jewelry and silverware at public auction, commencing July$at 8 o'clock p. m., and continuing every evening until the stock and fixtures are S0l W invite the ladies to attend our s era the utmost decorum will be rig idly enforced C. A, RicHARDAON & Ce 406 Broadway. st Buy your furniture, carpets, sto household goods of Mandel & Klein, C Bluffs, Prices very low; freieht prepaid to yourcity. Towa Delegates., The delegates to the international conven- tion of the Societies of Cheistian Endeavor started last evening for Miuneapolis by special train over the Northwestern road The following are the names of the delegates from this city and soutnwestern Iowa Council Bluffs —Emily Cuily, Dora Grass, W S. Homer, C.S. Lawson 'and Blwer C Stacy. Shenandosh—Anna Cleveland, Grac Armstrong, Miss Juconson, Maggie Neod ham, Ida Warren, May Morse, [ C. Bed son and wife, W, H. Crose, J. C. Webstel E. S Ferris, Bert Ferris, R A. M. Barrett, Clarence Wilson and R W. Morse. Tavor—Hattis Avery, Alice Piper, Jennie Stiles, Della Randolph and Deena Randolph. Percival Clara Williams, Ada Williams, Corning E. 8. Crooker. Villisca—Mrs, J. F. M Carthy. Emerson—Lorena Grabam aud Maud Minsker, Malverna—r. and Mrs. S C. Hun Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs. H. N, Brayton. Red Oak—Emma €. Moulton, Nettie Jones, Mrs. ( Richards, George Shirk, David Thomas, Horaze MecClain, Farraught—Miss Gault, Mr. Gault, Mrs. i VanCleve, Some of the s00n as the convention is through, but most al. Clarinda Siduoy dele William Orr, John R. C. Hughes. ates will return hom as. of them will spend soveral weeks' traveling around the lakes of Minnesota. W. S. Homer of this city will goto Maine, where be wili visit relatives during the summer. Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manaw ood fishing, fine bathing and boating; plenty 3 bust place for camping out parties, O. Younkerman & Co., feed and commis- sion, 108 Broadway, Council Biuffs, Tel. Third Party < onvention. Acall for a county convention of third party voters has beon issucd, to be held the court house at Avoca, July 25, ut L p. ., for the purpose of nominating dolegates to the state couvention. The caucuses are to be held July 18, at 7:30 p. m. The basis of representation is as follows: Belknap, Neola and Lewis, ch; Boomer, Ca son, Center, Gar Dell, James, Ke douia, Minaen, Norwalk, , Washington, Waveland eachi; Pleasant, Valley and York, two each; Layton, six; Kuox, seven; Kane, outside the city, one. 'The city, according to the call, is entitled to forty-four delegates, as follows: First ward, cight: Sccond ward, ten, Third ward, seven; Firstprecinct of ‘ourth ward, five; Second precinct, of ‘ourth ward, throe; Fifth ward, seven: Pirst precinct of Sixth ward, three; Second preciuct of Sixth ward, one. Hotel Gordgn, most centrally located first- class house in city; straight §2 a day. Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious. ve, Hardin, Huzel Lincoln, Macce- Rockford, Silver and Wricht, Goces Back on the Trade. G. W. Ford commenced a suit in district court yesterday against A. J. Larkin to re- cover possession of soma property in Omaha, South Omaha and this city, which he pur- chased from Larkin. A lot in Potter & Cotb's addition, one 1n Linwood park addi- tion to South Omaha, and one in_Omaha, aro the subjects of tho disputes. Ford alleges that he was imauced to buy the land by false representations on the partof Larkin, both as t0 the valuo of the property and as to the perfectuess of title. He claims that a part of the land had been sold on a foreclosure sale, and the rest for taxes, so that when Larkin made the sale he 1u reality had no titie to the. property at all. T'he value of the land was represented to be about §5,000, but Ford claims it is not over half of that amount. —— Notice. .y your water rent today and et vour discount. Oficeof the water works com- pany open this evening. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way. Time table of special traius between Chau- tauqua and Council Bluffs, July 1 to July 11 inclusive: Leave Council Bluffs—6:10 a. m., 7:50 a. m., 9:50 4, m., 10:30 &, m., 1330 p. m., 4:45 b, X0 p. m., 7:40 p. m. utauqua—6:40 a. m., 8 20 p. ., 16 p. m. 06 Broadwa Jxo. M, Laxe, Agent. Stole a Chec 0 8. m., 7:18 p. m., 10 Ticket ofil oapy" Brooks, a well known character about town, got into trouble yesterday through a check which he stole from his mother, Mrs. E. House, who works for Dr, C. B. Judd in his electric belt manufactory. He went into Abdil's barber shop on Broaa- wuy at the head of Scout street for a shave and when he lefthe presented a chock for drawn by Dr. Judd on the Citizens' State bank in favor of Mrs. House or bearer Upon_presenting the check at the bank it was thrown out, as Mrs. House had discov- ered the loss of the check and had ordered its payment stopped. Brooks was arrested and put 1 the city jail. He was unable to give bail. The soft glow of th tea rose is acquired by ladies who use Pizzoni's Complexion Powder. 'ry it. e 1t Con rom the Colorado Los AxaeiEs, Cal, July 8.—The party sent out by theSouthern Pacific from Ogilvio last week to find the source of tne Salton lake have reported, They traced the water from the Colorado river, eight miles above Flrio, to Mocho, where it entors the Salton basin, a_distance of fifty-two miles, This couclusively settles the qiestion of the lake's supply Yuma, Ariz., July 8. Southern Pacific En- gincer Swain arrived today and will outfit here for a trip to explore tho Salton lake. Swain believos the _report made by Joseph H. Carter, to the effect that the water ¢ from the' Colorado river through several channels, is correct. ‘Tho main crevasse fur- nishing the large amount of wator from the Colorado river, from Carter's account, will require piling Lo close, but Engineer Swain is of the opinion that the necessary work to bo done in shuttiug out the water will not be difiicult or expensive and that the water cannot encrouch on the vailroad lines, - st the Scheme, wes Alliance Will s, Mo., July 8,—Referriog to the r story purporting to come from afli- ance sources as to the storiug of wheat and | m products to “shorten”’ the market, Presideat J. B, Dines of the Natioval Busi- ness Agent's assoclation of the alliance said today that the national oficers had given some attention to the matter. Mr. Dines said ho did not believe that the movement would be general. As the matter stands now tests are to be made in Lwo states—Kansas and Georgla, Io a seo tion of the former grains will be | stored, while the farmers of Georgia will hold back cotton The movement will have the cordial support of the united alliunce and the result will be watched with interest by the farmers everywhere throughout the VICIORY FOR THE ALTON. Meeting of the Passengor Association Coa~ oluded Without D.fidite Action. BACKBONE OF THE BOYCOTT BROKEN, Pres de it tothe Jzan’s Oase May Not Questions at Tse a Go ury Narrowed to Technicality. sue Ciieaco, July 8,—Ths Weste association closed its monthly meetine today without touching upon the questions that on account of the differences be and the Alton. rn Passengor nave arise tweon Chairman Fin spocial meeting of managers has beon called for next Saturday moruing to consider this matter, and if possible to bring about a sottlement of the diffieulty. It is understood that tho financial backers of the western roads give power to the Westorn managers to call Chairmaa Finley down and to resume peacoful relations with tho Alton at onco. I'his indicates that the end of the fight is at hand and that the result will be a victory for the Alton ny other outcome would mean a demorali zation of rates throughout the weastorn terri tory and that is tne one thing that tho owners the of the roads are most anxious to avoid. But a still more important result would bo un- doubtedly produced by such a concession. It would be equivalent to an enlistment the eastern roads on the side of the Alton in its freight with the eastern lines and could scarcely fail to break the bickbone of the boyeott and once more defeat the moyement to abolisih the payment of pas cott- wissions, At mesting of the association today it was found convenient to posipoue action on many important questions becauso of the uncer- tainty existing as to the Alton's, position Stch was the fate of the pr niform contract on mileage tickets, the report of the committee looking to a moditication of the prosent rules in regard tq cortificato exc sion business, the quostid of adoptin vest excursion rates and the proposition make special rates, for state and interst to fairs, expositions, ete. Action on these ma ters 'were defered until the- next regulur meeting. COAL RATES MANTPULATED, Western roads are much exercised over their loss of the hard coal trafic from eastern mines, which seems to have been almost complotely mounopolized by the Missou Pacific. During the two months from May 1 to June 30 the shipments of coal from tho cast to Omauha and beyond aggregated 462 cars, of which 454 cars went oyer the Mis- souri Pacific road, leaving eight for the other lin During tho same period the Missouri Pa cific got thirty-eight of the forty cars d. tined to southwestern powts. This coal came froia the Lackawanna mines, in which Jay Gould is interested, and the competitors of the Missourt Pacific have no doubt that he is throwing the business to his own road by an advantageous manipulation of rates. A complamntis to be made to the board of commissioners of the Western Trallic asso- ciation, President se. Sr. Pavt, Minn., Juty S.—The trial of John M. Egan, president and general manager of the Chi St. Paul and ‘Kansas City rail- of St. Paul, and Judg cof St. Louis, in the Unitel States circait court. The specific charge is that Ciarles H. Holdroge, general passenger agent of ' the Kausas City, sold to Charles H. Pelsch, an agent of the Omaha line, 5,000 unlimited tickets to Chi- cago at § each, which is $130 under the regu- lar Chicago-St. Paul rate. It is reported bero that the Kansas City will admit the salo of the 5,000 tickets, but will attempt to escape on a technicality. In the afternoon Auditor Healey of the Kansas City road was called to the stanu. He had received 33,000 for 5,000 tickets sold by the road to Mr. Potsch. Charles H. Petsch was called to the stand, and testified that he had a transaction with Egan and Holdrege in which ho bought 5,000 tickets, paying 3,000, At the timo there was a rate war, and the rate was §. I asked Mr. Holdrega' if I could buy tho ticl ets and make them unlimited, and he said no, he would sell me all the tickets I wanted at #7. 1 bought the tickets stamped aud un- punched. They were to be first-class in all respects with o _limitations. Nothing else was said about it at the time. General Pas- senger Agent W. J enyon of the Bur- lington & Northern was called to explain the istinction between limited and unlimited tickets. The government having rested the case with Kenyon’s testimony the defenso moved to dismiss the case, there being no proof of the chacges, but the motion was over ruled. The defense called Mr. Donald of the Cen- tral Traficassociation, J. J. Byrne of the Atchisonaud W. R. Busenbark, formerly gen- passenger and ticket agent of the Kan- sas City road, all of whom were questioned on thesamesubject. tinctions between limited and unlimite ots, At 4 o'clock the jury was dismissed until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and after discus- sion iu which Judge Thayer said the case r solved itself into whe'hgr or not the_tickets sold were unlimited. T'ho case may possibly not go to the jury at all, und is_quite certain to be finished” to- morrow. The chances look promising for the defendants. i Do Witv's Little Barly Risers. Best little pillever made. Curd constipatios every time. None equal. Use them now. - WILLIRY AMND PRODU E RAILN. fmportant Experiments Made in Texas. Wasnixaroy, July 8.—Colunel Dyrenforth of the department of agricultura with two assistant left here today for the futerior of Texas, where he will make further expori- meuts as to tho feasibility of makiug rain in arid regions by exploding balloons charged with oxygen and hydrogen ata considerable height in tho air. Tests will also te made in exploding dynamite attached to the tails to B of buge kites in connection with the theory that rain may be produced by the concussion of high explosives in midair. The dynamiteis to be exploded in the same manner as are the balloons, that is by a slender wire leading to the kites and connected with an electric battery worked trom the ground. Colonel Dyrenforth will seci some sequesterod spot in Texas where tho noise will not disturd any oue and will make a thorough and exhaustive experiment as o whether or not rain, ¢an be produced when needed by meaus of explosious near the clouds. De Witt's Littl rlv iKisars for t - Will Fe Lynched i Caught. LitrLe Rock, Ark., July 8.-Last night at Beebe, Ark., Mvs. Folsom' while returning home from a church festival was criminally assaulted by a negro named Bailey, Busi ness has been suspended in'the litile tow the male population being on'a hunt for Bai, loy, who will be lynched {f ‘caught. -~ Constipation poisons tne biood: DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure Constipation. The causeremoved the disease is vone, 1 Li ve sillul el Business Troubles, Jgrrensoy, Tex., July 8,—The Jefferson woolen mills and today lumber company, Jeffor: J. H. Bemis individually assigned Porfeot Developm :nt Depe ls Up- on Perfect Nutrition, The gonuine Johann ITofl’s Malt Extract, is the best tonic nutritive extant tor indiges tion, and the weak and debilita ted, and an excellent table heverage, Beware of imita- tions, The genuine must have the signature of * 10! on the neck of every bottl ohann} aggregata over &500,000. It is not known at this time what the assots Dull trade in the lumber business is the cau it abtiniog De Witt's Little Early Risers, vest pill, —— YARO MUST TESTIFY, Ordered to Appear Before the Phila- delphia Council Commitiee. Privapereiia, July 8. —Court of common pleas No. 1 this aftérnoon 1 its certifi cate ordering H. H. Yard to appear be the council investigation commit his testimony in relation to posits fn tho Keystone by matters incident to Bardsley's misapproprt ation of stato and city funds. Tho order was served this afternoon Mr. Yard with a notice to him that they desired to recaive his testimony on Friday afternoon next As aresult of the conference held at tho mayor's ofice on Monday £ William McCann and Editor Robert MeWade of the | Ledger wore today notified to appear beforo the council's investigating committee “riday afternoon to give testimony. The pur- Pose of summoning these two witnessos is to inquire into the interview held with John Bardsley by Mr. McWade 1n the county son nd which was not printed in the r boeause it mentioned three prominent eople as haviag in sowe manner been bene- fitted by public money handied by the con- victed ox-treasu In the judienicnt of Mr. MeCann it was not policy to allow a man who bad perjured bimsclf to use tue columns of iss oro and give tho city's de 1k and othe on P! bis paper in more deaunciation of othors Bardsley himself hins said that the inter. view was unsuspected by him and that if he had known it was intended for publication he would have been silent. The committee, towe bolieve thot all statements by Bardsley muy throw light on tho banks treasury iniquities and they, therefore, want to see it or learn tents. otification was also today forwarded to Postmaster General Wanamaker to appoar at Friday’s session, and as Mr. \Wan or has said that wheénever ho was asked to ap pear ho would do so willingly, iis taken for graated that ho will be_presont. Samuel B Huey, esq., and Efingham B. Morris, presi- dent of the Girard life insurance anuuity and trust company, hus also been summoned Bardslc by testimony of its con d to the Pen, PHIADELPIIA, July 8 Jity Treasurer Johu Bardsley was tofay transferred from the covnty jail to the Eastern penitentiary and the m vo fifteon years i prisonment for misappropriation of public funds. When sentencod on Thursday lust Bardsloy’s request for a fow days respite in which to settle up his business affairs be- fore startiug in on bis long penitentiary life was acceded to by Listrict - Attor ham. The latter official today i order for Bardsley's transfer to the tiary and at 3 o’clock this after wko a few months ago was the custodian the city’s millions was a numbered to s peniten- pon the man of y convict with a prison lifo of fiftcon years before him. He will be allowed to write to his family once every four weeks and can bo visited by them once every three months. S e No griping, no nausea, no pain Witts Little Early Risevs are taken, pill. Safe pil. Best pill. whon De Small tress trom Dyspepsta, In-f§ digestion and Too Hearty! Eating. A perfect rem| edy for Dizatness, Nausca,| Drowsiness, Bad Testcf In the Mouth, Contedf Tonggue, Patn tn the Stde, TORPID LIVER. They[§ regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALLPILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. R e O T OKSE that ean beat 2 Brown, 1,22 west Broadway, Council Blufls, \\'Ai. TED—Position as steno:ragher and bookkeeper by educated young lidy. Experienced, nnt feeurute. S, 190 Turley's Glen, Council Boufrs, TRADER winted to take contract for grad- track, Address W. B ing a hulf mile Ouks, “FOR fruit Fatte CLAIRVOYANT und “sychomotric, or char- feter roadings: also dingnosis of diseuse, nend lock of hair for readings by letter, ~Sun- 1ys und even ngs. Mrs B Hooper. 432 Ave- near corner 1th street, Counctl Biufs, , 5)e and $1.0). IFICEN SALE-A fin ind 4t 80 per A five ore acre property in M tracts. located 215 miles from postoftiee, for sale on reasonable’ terms. Some fine rest dence property for rent by Day & Fiess, [0k RENT—The McMahon block. & sto brick, with busemcnt und elevator. J, \ Squire, 101 Pearl street. (OKSALE or Ront—3irdon land with houses, by J. R Wica. 10J Maln st, Jounoll Bluffs ELECTRIC TRUSSES, B PROT&CTORS., DR.C. B. JUDD, 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la TELEPHONE 264. C. A. HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs, I Gas Heating Stoves. No Asnes! No Syoxa Just the thinz tor bath rooms, bed rooms, ot Call and sco our iu assortment. C. B. Gas and Eleatriz Light Co> 211 Peurt and 210 Matn Street. HEN G ESTER. 14 N. Main 8t., Council Bluffs Funeral Director and Em“almer, COUNCIL BLUFF Medical and Surgical Institute DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS ronfe diseases of ull Kinds und deforn ties speciaitios, Nos 201 and 200 Broadway | Council Biuirs, Tu COUNCUL BLUFFS | Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, K GRANL & SON, PROP'S. | 1016 and 1017 Broadwauy, pondence u 1 from polnts 30 wiles from Co cil Blufls und Owabia. The indebtedness of the three concorns will | HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, Carriage Repository, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Wholesale Dealer in Carriages, Buggies, Spring: W IOWA. gons, Carts and Road Wagons. Guarantees hetter value other housc in the Missouti Valle L and more satisfactory goods than any General western repository for the' Hamilton Grade Vehicles™ and Columbia Carriage Co's bugyies, surries buguies and phaetons. spring Michig carts and harness ingreat variety. Correspondence solicited. ues and price lists on application. Bonanza All styles Van Brunt and farm wagons, and phactons, wavons, w roal and Catalog- HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, 12, 14 and 16, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, Towa. G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St.,, Omaha. of every description. Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Mer them redyed and finished equal to n BED FEATHERS latest and most approved machine w. Packages receive hants who have shop-worn or soiled {ENOVATED AND (L Offices 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goods at_either office or at the Council Bluffs. Send for price list. fabrics of any character cun have JANED BY STEAM, with the ¥, At less cost than you ever paid before, COUNCIL BLUEEFS STEAYM DYE Allkinds of Dying und Ol Highest Stylo of the Art, ¥ Fubrics mado o 100k us kood s new. Bol wthers Cloaned By Steim, In Fiest Clags or. Work promotly dons nnd dellverod WORS 1ng dong tn thy dod and Stainol Il. pirts of thecountry Sond for prics st 0. A. MACHAN, Prop,, 1016 Broadway, Near Northwestora Dopos COUNCLL BLUKFs, TA 27 MAIN STR over 0. B. & Co. tor NEW OGDEN HOTEL. Centrally located in the busine portion of Council Bluffs, all the street car lines in the city passing Jucquemin owelry the door Modern and converni- tent; thoroughly fire proof; ) guest chambers. The best $2 a day housa in the we Board and room (rom $30 per | manth up able board $5 per week. G. M. WHITNEY, Mgr A= T\ SO AN - Couneil Bluffs, Ia This Elegantly Appointad Hots is N Open George T, Phel ps, Manage w A Summer Resor, Liake Manawa Hotsl. Fine Fishinz, Boating, Buths I snt Mineral Water, v utes rido from Council 5. Motor 5 overy direct ers of Council Bluils and Omaha, t delig htful picnle parties, TELEPHONE NO. 45, élT’IZEus'ST'A’TEEAfi CAPITAL STOCK........ $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS... 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... ;25.000 Dineetors—1 A MilL Shugart. i, Hart ) D Edwmundson, Oharies I Hannan Transnot general banking bu ness. Lircest capital and surpius of wop bankin Southwestern lowy INTERESTON TIM: DEPJ3I T3, First-:- National -:- Bank and accessible place for \ B0 Gleason, E L 0F— COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. A Up Caoital, = =« = §100,000 Fospondence lnvitud 1 GRS SNEORD, prodont A W IGLLC M A N: Cashtor 2 WG Wislata ¢ Castior | Dr. M.H. CHAMBERLIN Eye, Ear, Nosa and Throat b, SURGEON. Council Bluffs, Ta, Shugart-Beno Bk, Room 1. Yt 12 m 7a0d 8 p. m.