Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 1HU {SDAY, JULY 93, 1801, 3 IHE 0“1\”\ BEE. [N lR()\l COUNCIL BLLH‘S b "‘n‘?,‘\;",""v‘1‘.‘,‘.”’(‘?&..‘..""‘r““"'..‘«.’.';l . RU\\L \l((ll MASHNS MB.T, | Macome. e, New York: Aundrew N. Well Diwight M. Baldwin, Minuo fam \aden wnth freigh bt 4 Gallatin unite and f vhich | apolis. Finance and accounting, Bradford 3 polat the Tivot takes tha hame Missour. Tho | sl N. Nichol, Tennessee;. tichard’ Lambott, From the g‘ol en ga COUNCIL BLUFFS. o0 boat 18 built of mountain Ar, and was built Louisiana; Ortando W. Brownbeck, Indiana! To lands across 1 E adows of the mountains on | Delerates from Three, Thsusand Sabordi- | State of the rite and foreizn communication, 3 . 2 PEAR REET, within the st i OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET, Business Dopression Foroes Kimball-Champ [ {FRR e (iHAe Frow. | The commodors | ble 4 M Georgo W. Osgoodby, Now Y A. B, Sea. Investment Company to Assizn, was in good spirits when here. and is well | nate Lodges Assemble 4% Minneapolie, Senter, Ohio; A. A. T.ove, ( Cryptic Delivered b; fer in any part of the City, e L/ ok bl satisfied with pro s he i3 making. jurispradence, Josiah H. Drummond, Maine l car swee‘ hg 2 H W, TIL e e MANKORTG i - oy e Jotn N, Brow, Kaasas; Georgo 1. MeCaka, b p bidt e RANCE ] £AT FAIR, § Maryiand. Charters dispensations, TELEPHONE CREBITORS Wit SR PAID LI FULL: [ S VD TNE (G TWENTY-SIXTH TRIENNIAL' CONVENTION. | Nobort 11, Bakor - Minhosotas Georus. T With SANTA GAUS Bustuess Office, No. 43, Fecling of Various Chambers of Com- KKimball, Arkansas: Honry S. 'Orme, Calic SOAR fornia. Obituar mmittee, 8. Sto Night Editor. No, 23, AT m n 1 epresentation at Chicago. ! y . T ——————————= | Two Pupils of the State Normal School Panis, July 22, ~The Assoclated press cor- | Reports of the General Grand Secre- .“?ln""‘\’\'m‘[('f ||x‘.\vy\‘\'~‘.“:\r " |“|:I" ']m"‘.l\"; IA AS & CN’ 0 iy it Arrested on the Charge of De spondent here has baon making inquiries tary and Tressurcr Submitted— committes on grand master's nddress, Cr Fr ard A, Phillips, Ten- clearas can bc. el Royal and H. Acklin, Ohio; Bi of tho chambers of ¢ neaas to Doings of' th In polico court yesterday morning Henry | 1ime past by those who w Johnson was fined 815,70 for drunkoess and | that this enterprising young company. in disturbing the peace. Sam Peterson, D. W. | common with a great many other business Gilfore and L. J. Olienstant were fined for | grne "had folt the ¢ 15 of the general busi I t ¥ e e toq | ness depression o iz oL AL or ths prosent at least the | eapitular Masonry was no easy task. It was | City, grand sencral depaty master: Bradfor ¢ Rogers and Vill Aatton were arrested r § 3 d was in close financial e v @ sdole o W Astton wore areestod | f 7, \SPIRCCE hoped that it might puil | MeKinloy bill s an obstacle to the [ uearly a half hour before the forward march | Nichiol, Nashvile, Tenn , grand general prin- H O HIC GU yesterday morniaw and taken before Justice | 8 s dio & 2 participatio ufacturers in the as givel delogate 4 i cipal conductor; Charles H, Heaton, Mont- Bwearinizen for n haaring on. the chargo of | through, and to this ond overy norve was ( Phrticipation of our manufacturcrs Inthe | was given, and the delogutcs and frisnds f S EouFu e Sl R ¥ : l N K | A \ sasamy @ CE— it | Chieago exhibition. Tnis fact is clearly | moved i solomn procession. Over four | [¥ligh Vi, erand xeacral trensurce possible all trade between and the United States,” they by o in the lobby of tho The secretary of the chambar of commerce | West hotel, The marshalling of tho Losis of convention of that order. About 11 o'clock | showed total recoipts of & The follow Orestes A, B. Senter, Columbus, O., gen ng officers were elected: ul 1 to assembl L Y. P, Co, frauding a Cincinn ti ¢ \ D (oW Yoo . O ' the present feeling concerning the McKinley slaot Ma G nessee; William MeDonald, New York. Council Bluffs Tumber Co., coal, Birativass Hoiinss i b e Select Masters, Companion Andrew P, Swanstrom on be- Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. et Lo e il half of St. Paul invited the delegates to visit = TP 5511 want AtEF L VSEE AR 6P HOGNS ——— affect the French exhibit at Chicago. : that city on Friday, The invitation was ac- 5 3 soto Bixby's, 802 Merriam block. The public met with a sovero shock last Ths vice president of the hn‘vvrn'mv'\- Mixxearorts, Minn,, July 22.—The repro- | cepted. : ; ! e ...‘ A basket social will bo given this evening | enening. when it wis learned that the Kim. | Merce of Algiers said that the chamoer over | sentatives of 8,000 subordinate cuapters of | _ 1'he report of the weneral grand treasurer 8t the residence of John J. Rainey. 127 Fair- | g o Bl 0 o mpany had made an | Which he prosided passed a resolution not | Royal Avch Masons of the United States as f.'-’;,',.‘u';" s |-.-ln.fi-l{‘<‘.’;'|n.'.'::-'fy’;::.‘.:.x|\.‘~:»"‘:;‘ Ui Vo o husgihe prongedept wiioh will Be | oestonmunt It hite boor Kniowh ot soms | 10n€ ngotleclaring that tho new tariff 1aw | sembled at the Masonie temple at 11:30 this | dentiuls wis next prosented and. adopted, GBS A L v O e inalo: | “tended to render very diMeuit it uotim- | moruing to open tho twenty-sixth tri-onnial | Tho report of the grand gencral treasuror A Joan W. Coburn, New York rand maste burg \ bron against them by Tsabella | strained to the utmost to prevent a crisis. Ind., grand gen- Mayt a dusky lady living on Pierce | . 1 vain howey stroat, The prosecuting witness cluimed y v living Yer vas In va and yestorday aftor- | Proughtontin thereply which our chamber | thousand Royal Arch Masous were gathered [ pal” recor y “ Love, Atlanta, Ga. y 5 i » when the minister of commerco asked the magniticent room devotad to the sa- | grand gencral f the guard; William A e e e L Lien the minister of commer in magniticen A grand geacral captain of the guard; William :'r:;:t’vh_rl\‘m:nl broken "1!;“, U‘ml \Iu»vnw-"flxn: with the. oovaty _H”_“j placing all tho [ recently for our views in regard to the Chi- | cred vites of the capitular branch of the \I.l\nr_ \;w Louis, \" . ulrwld m;:‘\ ;& <I~m— L) on $2,2 in money. The evidence failec , placing all ¢ LB e S el B HaIBNE - GRUZ the BUbIE orof the council; Charles aker, to connect the defendants with the erime and | property in the hands of M. F. Robirer for toxt of thatreply s | craft, whero tho “heathons and the pubile | e bone it POt Rttt minstor] | ———— they were both discharged. the benefit of the creditors. ows: ‘On account of the almost pro- | cans” were excluded and with a threo times | Yilijam B. Lawrence, Bedford, Mass., grand ¢ of assignment was | hibitive duties which are laid on our manu- | three encore on behalf of the ussembled cago exhibition. T as f J. W. Jacobs of Omaha and Mary E. Leib | Tue filing of the pape steward, of Earlville, Ta-, were married yesterday | prceded by tho filing of a trust deed from | factures at American ports we cannot toke | craftsmen the meeting opened. SR S arternoon by Justice Swearingen, J. . Kimball, Louisa G. Kimball, Georwe FL | the initiative in promoting an exhibit at Chi: Mayor Winston was introduced and deliv- In the Commons. amp and Aila D, Champ, to A, I, Biw nbracing the (ot near the corner of way aud Main strect whete the * surers to take part in th r meoting of Colanthe noon at Castle hall merchants and manufac- | ered the uddress of welcome Loxnoy, July The commons today fair. But if within [ Companion J. A. Schloner of the chapter | voted $300,000 us salaries and expenses for tan’ is located. A mortgage decd was also | & reasonablo legth of time a friendlier spivit | reception eommittee and onoof the leaders of | the reliof of the suffering poor of Ireland, cd from tho same grantors to N. L. |is shown by the American republic foc our | Masonry in Miuneapolis then advanced | Balfour made a detailed statement, saying it Trimbie, cashior of the Bank of Miuden, | yroductions this chamber will then be veady \w\\'mlllh'i- atof the high priest and with | was the government's inteution that the 2 covering a largoe amount of country property, works should be a permancut means of pro U 881680 £ DBIHEL oE tliaon Foai ot |20 1d the minister's efforts. greeting ged toarinolinco an address by | Worke stiolld b 6 ceriancut meane 1 Suc! s the sentime 1 s re; d J. L, )| on bet ol e Royal Arc The Che: g log ‘dicine ol o ilv Use 1 » Wor otecting tho dopositors” i tho Kimball | | Sucl fs tho sontient, o this cosi (o0 ’H'r; u bobalf of the RRoval Arch | ®iniutihy Healy acknowlodged that tho gov- The Cheapest and Best Mcdicine for l\nml\ Use in the World. st AT B o president of the | Masons ot the state and o ineapolis. He | appment was doing a very useful work, but Deeds were placed on record from the same | chamber of commerce of Roubaix writes, | said Not only from ray lips but from the | suid Donegal was uneglected, (r_':;:;:ln-: ) i TSl IChamp favestient | vour manufacturers and merchauts would | hearts of the great numbers of good and truo Alfred Webb, mvu}"“"]“'\\‘.’fi“\'rfmi‘l. gave e e L o Mhors | have liked to see developed the commercial | companions of the grand chapter is this [ credit to Balfour. Still he (Webb) felt a bit- 111 i flee of Poarlstroey and Eirer avuntie, whoro | L0 e e tad Stonen. and | Woldome 1. (ho BondraL rane. epunel ex: | tor bumilistion as un Telshaian ub o ot A Cure for all Bowel Complaints. this being fixed at & y, and a similar | France, but they consider that the McKinley | tended, but very nature herself CLERL \\"‘,m, also said ||,_,|L=:4, regardod |||<‘1;| us | Internally ta There will hoa reguls Assembly tomorrow afte D. E. Gleason returned yestorday from an extended trip in the woest.” One of the first things he did was to hunt up tho newspaper men who had published accounts of his wed- ding and try to find out some of the particu- lars. He states that the story was entircly without foundation, and must have been started by some one who had a grudge against him. He says people may have a chance sometime to extend their congratulations to him, but he has no intention at present of becoming a married man. e states that Mrs. Whittlesoy, the allesed bride, is some- cago nor ask ou « Instantly stops tho most exeruelating pilns; never falls to gIvo 0as0 to tho sufforer; & fow applications act like magle, causing the pali to instantly stop. r of witor will cure Ina_fow min- 1 in doses of from thirty to sixty dops o half b where in Washigton. . 3 4 4 tending t our hositalit s placed on rocord passing the title | bill has checked all advance, It cannot bo [ extending to you our tali E /ing how wrong the prese o utes Cramps, Speams. Sou ofle, Fintulence, Hearthurn, Languor, Fulnting Spells, CHOLEN I . Detor and Carrte B, Davis, both | of i 16" han the enner ot Mt w00 Broud: | denied that tho new taril has produced most | Companion Joseph P, Horner of New Or- ;,‘],“‘f‘lfmj‘j‘“',“““'““" e bresent Sy Bten oL | Uy DA RIIOB XY B MR Ao I Tosr soha. NamSNAT VORIIAE Norvlsoss,SBIoapIssaats” of Omaha, were warried yesterday after- [ \wuubove mentioned. unfortunate impressions throughont our tho deputy general geand high priest, I, and all internal putns arising from ehange of diet or wator o othor caus there- | made the reply to the address of Companion noon by Justice Hammer. e Mu o RBKE tho assigneo, has | commercial world. It is to be feavec 50 Cents a Bottle. Soll by Drugzists. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Atwood, o boy. | secured the services of Finley B as | fore, that the Chicuzo extubition will not | Dobbin. ~ With the close of Companion Jasper and Charles Adems were arrestod | attorney, und the business of the company | have the reception that it would have had if | Horner's address tho public programma was A s 1d council's secret session will be carried on by kim under direction of | that unfortunate bill had not ocan passed.” | ended, und the gr the district court. Mr. Burke, in sy The general secretary of the chamber of | bogan. , AT after. | of the failure yesterdny, said : commerce of St writes, “St. The trionnial addross of Most Fminent i ““I'he assets of the fivm are about £100,000, | Itienne has alway: important com. | David ¥. Day of Buffalo, N. Y., followea the while the liabilities are less than $100,000 | mercial relations with the United States, but | openivg of the doors. Itwas the opening The trouble is due to the total failure of | these relations are c.-m\;.u:m,\v Agu in\;him: “‘12““}7”“?1" grand d:lnp)h‘ 4 In t'm:(vlud;uu 23 Davy stree! B A * | debtors 1n Omaha and other parts of Ne- | orare becoming morc and more diticult on address the’ general hich pricst paid a Marshal Schee will arrive in the city this | Iaturing to the investment company. S oo ko thio G JenerulE erdl R ki B Lo tor morning to take his man home with him. booksiotttio fivm . will“aliow et the Towa, | many of ourimanufaotuersuvlil sed gacds i oprsOial e 1800 FuRe g B S S Pty Examinations were commenced at the | Patrons have met their oblizations much | to Chicago. Our chumber, however. will do 6 to 1808, who died 1 aul, yesterday afternoon charged with disturbing the peace at Fairmont park. A tolegrar sccived yesterd: noon ic lquarters, from Marshal . W. Schee of Atlantic, requesting the ar- Y¢, rest of John Page, a colored man who lives Sot and, blecc iy ond Hew gp ™y largeet R R and another illustrious member of the best sfock2 variety of shlest wa,a’}.m shre ! : o’ river, | its best to induce our facturers to ex- tenchers’ institute yesterday afternoon, and 1 Ui RIS | ARSI OCS G LD e G e anjng P £ some of tho teachers have commenced to [ Poor collections aud extromo dullacss fn | bipit> B ot e el (-] urnlng Oln vend o Wi . The: i i money matters are accountable for the ca- he president of he chamber of commerce A M 3 al g C 4 wena their way homeward, The institute : ccountable T T idation of some friend to try N, S, S, o Hives of hund h S, {8 natural, for o always been will close tomorrow afternoon, A gront in. | tustiophe. Another cause was the inabilty | of Bordeaux sends as his answer the letter | priest, continuing, said: “During my oficial oriod 1o th en. | Hood roslts: i L W in- | 0f Messrs, Kimball & Champ to bond the | sent some time ago to the minister of com- | term I havo had the pleasure to welcome into e oo ;fi“f,fiih,"fl&"fl?"'fi‘.,"‘,’..'é’f.‘l\'." botelas they bad anticipated. nad | merce, in which oceurs this cluuso: “Ror | the sisterhiood of the graud chapter no less average daily attendance has been about two | float the hotel bonds on_tie market, ns UORMIOELIECLOROUDRER. i G ‘f::"é:f,‘,’.‘;,' eral grand ch pterin 1580 that in c 28 e customary, but fust bofore the notel wis ations with the United St consequence BLOOD POISONIND, Hungiedane ity 3 C et S capital refussd to be absolutely unjust probivition of their | of the admission of the territory of Dikota AN oF 1 W M hu 55, Toompson died last evening | [GURETN OFthis. purposs, ey hoped to | salt moats, Wo ar not sumprised at the re- | into the union as two states (North wnd U]‘ ULeERS AXD Sonrs. a ITLS (15, at 7:80 o'clock, aged seventy-nine yeurs, at | yu'ovic %o tide over & sohe. or twy HyWR asure of the McKinley tariff.” uth Dakota), and upon'the request of the ALL SKIX DisEasus, ‘,,.4‘,.3,,,,;,,,5 the residence of ner grandduughter,” Mrs, A, | po 8 d T o e e | Tho vice president of tho Mavseilles cham- | grand chapter of that :territory, he had 0 J. Welden, 3113 Second avenue. The o o and thoy wera unable |\ G oo sends: letter originally ad. | Given his ' sanction to: tho dissolution .uL.('TS{",'.“,}?||'I'!xfl‘l‘.””‘ and skt sense sosina | ZROMAET: j\T (o100 o AL ORDS KS Couneid Blithe, Ta. e \\|l|llu‘\lllll((~ln '{n .\v” Louis for burial. St That without doubt we stiall bo | dressed to tho munister of commorce, inwhich | Of ©ths terriorial . grand - chapter Drggists Sell T¢ 3 ‘The much talked of rifle shoot took place | able to pey all debts and have a good share | the McKinley tarii? is condemnett. and then | and the organization of; a new —oue i f i{ ELECTRIC TRUS::3, BE .I'S, CHE yesteraay afternoon between Fred Fuller | of the ‘.,'.,,“fll stock Joft over untouched. 1 | adds: “At the requestof the minister of | instead in cach of the new states. The gen- SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., b 1 “{T);E,gm,gi ETC. | BT of Omaha and W. Dunean of this city n have great hopes that the company will also | commerce the chambor has made known | eral grand chapter abproved the action of Prawer & A<lantas Ga. 5 grounds on North Tuwelfth strect, Both gen- | be nblo to-sturt in business ugam ina short | (hrough the newspuprs it an exhibition Somniiod BiThor O EOmneltolinBALIGY | —— olGs Bl lemen dia excellent wark, but Duncan was | time, In the 1 g sed be no | will be hield at Chicago.” deld aivivasngntitze isubctcntiyonr, f 7 5 it R OHAbISi1S NRuaIBEa 8 tolsuch poorlaecti | ook o nenntiig crolueed fheio el thiat the organization and aonstitution of the | 4NE Bcst Pili On Earthy | +++3150,000 ! 70,000 | rs could beaccomphished.” In CAPITAL STOCK. ........... Bre Hebb mAttle | SURPLUS AND PROFITS. rust. grand chapt addition he also gave the history of the in- as his rival and iuller won the prize, a purse | Taylor, the present proprictor, has & lease No Canned of £50, by a majority of S6 points out of 1,000. | on'it, and it will keep on running as before Bavtivone, Md., July nned zoods \ s and g as LTINORE, , July 22 od g i 2% 5 . Al Vegotable Pills ack Band concert at Fairmont park this even- | the failure.” orokers and packers wero scen today in rela- | Soation of erand chaptors in the Indian goutly yot promptly ‘on | = ing. — territory, Arizonu and Montana, The con the LEVIZE, k" = | TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 clusion “of tue address is areview of the arious instatlations of the geueral high t during the past term. Drs. Stewart & Datty, veterinary sur | tion toa dispateh from St. Louis that a mov NEYSuud BOWELS, geous, 45 Fourth street, Council Blufs, la. ment is on foot for the organization of a trust dispelling Eleadac Fevers and Colds, Cam Fane, a colored man, appeared beforo Justice Swearingen yesterday afternoon and [ Dinecronrs—I A Miller, F. O, Gleason, E. L | Shucart. B E. liart, J. D.'Edmundson, Oh urios exhibited a large holé in the top of his nose e in canned toma toes; that agents are at work [ PrICSt uring the past d 2 oaloc! st TR, T ol i < Which he said had boen mmade by Chris udo | Dot wear _heavy, ill-itting suit when all Mover WIS HoonnivE Ul S T :lfi:\:;::lll;é'l“el::. i Onehly hnd “They” cure | hosangam, e ApLeSLl amd surpLis ot hap 3 0 5 vou can get elegant s o and castern | du the cauners to enier into an | G b L4 3 on. | cin S at the “Columbia” on Pearl strect. He [ ¥ou can get elegant summersuits and castern T ot o | its business, The first ousiness was the Lebitual constipation. | bankin Southwestern (ow agreement not to sell e 8b cents a dozen at the canne vitt a1l Patty, veterinarysur- | thy 1w claimed that he had been playing ‘“policy” [ Prices at Reiter's the tailor, 310 Br at the Columbia, and that when he lost he e P thy L o "o A% | report of tho general grand socretary Ao poe mEwocoteds | INTERESTON TIM: DEPOS T3 o asurer, The : N A b 1 tho general grand tr ool to tako, = rofused to pay up, whereupon Ruaio ordered | &5 3 havo already induced a lurgo namber of | and - nall, casy o take, ono | b ey P hiin out, Hewas in no. harry. abont coms | 82 B4 45 Fourth st= eet, Council Blufls; caners to sign the contract. All brokers, | $Cretary’s report showed a membership of WSt =S il o doae,’ and” e AGENTS WAN TED. , plying, and Rudio pulled a gon on him. to ——— packers and agents made answer to_the in: | 1401, & net inerease in two_ vears of 14, b didention, fallows thelf wio. They ABSOw | | A T (L THEE 150 el e et Stippery * tudents. quiry that they had not heretofore heard of | The receipts have beon &185,6.76 acd the | foiatiy v cURE SICK. FIZA DACH 1t RuORIN )R [) Jl J DD Rudio of pointing the gun at him, but said H. W. Storley and W. S. Craig, two stu- x;w trust mlll\'l‘mcnl. and wl;iu\: it e nf_gr(\m: Ei\l:fi{l\:{ilm‘c:“flllfiw;;:‘.;x). “IL:“ l.‘-’l? rl:l:.l:‘“lll!l"ll‘ “m‘m Ilccolfl"ll‘hfld“‘l by l‘end|n%’}hy- sed | attori kbR 4 . henan. | that it would be a very good thing, they nad | 7 s ce ere iicluns, For salo by druggists or Gent o5 Sl ‘ AL uatrariiie i inaiiug e} dentsiny thestate normaliachool fuy, Steansizi |1 B8 o e o, | Susendeai unai1 brestoran i Outiofsi0 et s panor Eye, Ear. Nos2 and Thraat 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, [a holeabove referred to. Ho filed an informe- | douh, were brough 3 S tion charging him with assault and battery P L 2 but Rudio wus not arrested last night. All members of the Degree of Pocahontas ThL.EPHON B "lllo SURGEODN, s The canned goods | chaptersenrolled 1,743 were reoresented at o T s held. s much 106 large foe | the convention. The election of officers wiil HOBB’S MEDICINE CO-;:"{"PS- hi E Red Osk. They were taken bofore Commis | the formation of a successful trust, begin tomorrow. ian Francisco, Cal canned tomato busine: ates Marshal Millerof | industry afternoon by United § it are requested to meet at the residence of J. [ sioncr I'. M. Hunter and arraigned on the S T o ROYAL AND SELFCT r G e G. Tipton, 1027 Iifth avenue, this evening at | charge of using the mails for fraudulent pur- Grabbed the Smallest acka:e. ¥YaL A 2 MASTERS, L:;»un: il lx!‘lnlnlh‘[‘[ L. & o'clock Business of importanco, By | poses, They waived examination and sere | Patabeirais, July 22.—Ivery effort is | Go 1'Grand Council In Scssion at T{H:h;ul‘t- Jenolt, l‘(n oom 1. Y to 12 order of Pocahontas, bound over to await the action of the erand [ being ma Jaston, Phillips d : | 4 by the police of Minneapolis. - g The trustees of the Council Bluffs and | Jury, their bonds being fixed at $500 each. burg and neighboriug towns to get a clue to " = e 29 Tand 8 p. m. Omuha Chautauqua assoclation are called to | The arrest cuused quite a_sensation in tho [ 46 Lorpotrators of the rabuery at the Easton | _ JUNNEAOLIS, Minn., July 22, —Tho gen- R meet in tho board of trade rooms tonight at | AuieL1ttlo town o Shenandonh, whero tiie | (i PRREEMINS OF R raveiy o TR A8 | eral srand council of Roval and. Solect, mas- F t Nati oung men have attendes ol for the past E anis ye L M ORKORDE i c| i sonic e ]' 'B k L k M H }. 1 TN oelock. Jounk mon have attended sehool for the past | lace at hood iy Cushiot . Hackoty | tOr met in tho council room in tho Masonic H EASY Irs ationa an ake Manawa r10rel b All Aboard for Colfux. tations. AS moar as can bo ascortamod, | Was ab dinner. Threo men entered the bank | temple yesterday. Merbers and reprosenta- R —0k— For health ana recreati k th v they have beer practicing a little schemo | 82d while two of them engaged the clerks in | tives from nearly all the states were present. B NS COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. | ttractiol Pine Pishinz, Boating, Bath- 7 Ith, ana recreation seok tiio waters | wigroby the firm of W. W. Thomas & Coy | Conversation about some money matters tho | ‘Pho grand master of Minnesota bid the visi- s ABOR = =5 | S fnz and Excellent Mineral Water. and rest of Colfax Spring, Iowa, The Chi- | (hlesile and retail perfumers, of Cincinnati, | third man walked into the cashier's room [ yors welcome. The S s Paid Up Capitaly = = = < §100,000 (4 fieen minutes ride from Counofl et in s San i ea0e At | From the lobby and thon eutering tho cognt. | LoF welcome. The response was delivered | { FGSENS PAIN: Oldest organizod bank n the oitr. Foraluh and By, Motor tralng. ovory half hour, direos tickots from Council Buffs und roturn for | P PR the fosen, by ,;;;’,,"";‘(‘, Bunatred k| ing room erept wndor a table and getting into | B O-A. B. Senter of Columbus, O. ANGER T0 LIFE Op | domesis oxcunnas sad Josat soguliias, igssh to conters of Gouncll Bluifs and Ot £.00. (A T Elwell, ticket agont. No. 10 | fouy orders, which wero filed, and s | tho vaull grabbed we first puckge that ho | R. P. Cooley announced the rogular com- DIM]NISHES e Wik ea o bt or S aloea L 138 | Must delig hiful und accossivio placo for arl street. Tiboral "commission nllowed ' Staflesand | could get his hands ou, whicl proved to boa | mitices as follcws: On n eredentials, Join . MOTHER e sl hont jiplcniolpacey package of L bills amounting to 4000, X MOTHERS'| I O e W RN caantor | S mCATu,g.T%A e A e TELEPHONE NO. 45, D. H. McDaneld & Co., Yoont R ada R ant e Craig. A lurge amount of goods are now 5 Iing in the expross office At Shenandosh, | Otuer packages, ouo of £10,000 and anothér of . The yacht ruce between the *J. C. Bixby" | where they were loft by the so-called azents, | $100,000 lay near by, but were overlooked. e #~ and the “Lottie” came oft yosterday aftor- | who have been ecujoying tho commissions e e § fi fi“ ; noon as advertised, at Lake Manawa. Owing | Without baving paid a cent for the goods North Dakota's Hail Strm to a biteh in the procoedings v was after | 1000 \\:lnch_|he"-umn[ns:sxt.»j;_s]\.v-m'- sent. “The | Rirox, N. D, July 22.—[Special Telegram start, and before that time the wind ha Soptember. Storley Ve EN e the TRk oo done by hail in this vicinity is now more gone down to agreat extent, although a stift ig in Missouri. ' | fully reatized as reports from the moro re- ections como in, A strip about twelve breeze had been blowing an hour befo Lo ] when it was expected that tha vace would | Drs, Woodbuvy, dentists, wide and flfty to sixty miles long is NEW OGDEN HOTEL. Centrally located in the business D) fcy portion of Council Biuits, nil tha | Butchers' aw Pasiars’ Supliss, street car lines in the cit assin Y ivtiiras « dinrye T i et e et Market Fixtures,” Casinys, ient; thoroughly fire proof; 120 Prositively cured by these Little Piiis, j They also relieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsta, In-g digestion and Too Haearty! Eating, A perfect rem| 30 Pearl street, o Makers Machinery, 82). gomo O Ay | Wuneh ana Dv. | ext to Grand hotet, Tolophone 1. * High | almost totally destroyed. ‘The blow to tho dy for Dizzness, Nausea, B | guest chambers, The best $2 a | B o coanet B tr Ao Holon ESPDatyR managcdi sholi Anm“l 3 \\\‘l,mn grade work u specialty, people \’\'!‘!nl(-u ed o ;:nnlnl crop after %\\'u Drowsiness, Bud Taste@l | day house in the west. o Hides and urs J. Malo B veurs of failure is ble, 0 one township in the Mouth, CoatedM g g > < - - — mauned the “Bixby.” The Lottie had an Sw i 5 i (Fi oo e yarv RV aatt = 0 ; Board and room trom $30 per ) y Swunson music company, 435 Broadway. | in this county every vestigo of growth of rongue, P o ! B ; . TR & evidont advantago fu sizo, cspecially in ten- EOEang, A0 R BT R In e s Onl S a4 L saebiros onse, Peln.in (e ,;i;’fy || e T\/L\‘/’;l(‘}]pr:} IL'\((i ?wi oL Calvari l(Ul i '(‘E"'“ ice Worl SMAINETRDBTR \ ceeded in leading her comp Picnic at Manhattan beach. Round trip | but the grass and grain is swept into the | Z2r i P v g & 28! 28 ohh alva (- [ro! rnice Works, [ over 0. 8. Jacquemin & Co.'s Jewelry Store. e rom the start and gained seadiy. At | tickets Trom Omalia ihchicin bout ride, 06, | Maplo river und tho fand is e birron.” Av | Z0gulate tho Bowes. Purly Vegotablo —— EATaNLeC R TONE OIS Lt oxe ! 5 = o rse she was | on sale at nows stauds at Mil Mur. | Tower City the Lail lay above the 1ails, im- Qime & Qs «—Attorney Y 2ati v v ardes . Seybert. he time g - — - federal courts. Royms 4 4 and 5 Shu No Asues! NO SMOKE “-‘"if‘"l m_hmtus. hul_wuum have been con- Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 539 B'way, The trustees of the Council Biuffs and Beno bloek, Council Biaffs, la. 1015 and 1017 Broadway, \ siderably Jess if thero had been _moro wind L Omuha Chautaugua assembly are calied to Suffering trow Eathniatos furniahod on 1l Kinds o Gaivanisad | JUStthe thlng for buth rooins bad roms, eta .Ipl‘lv‘r‘l.ll\l::\:vus witnessed by u small crowd of Buy your furniture, carpots, stoves and | meet in the voard of trude rooms, Council u Suelstuntate Iron Cornice Work. Lro ing, Stare Eronts MLLOG 600 QUL S 0 s. e housetiold goods of \Iumlul & Klein, Council | Bluffs, this evening at 3 o'clock. gariy docny, wasting woaknoa, lost a0, Btc, Copper Work, Arilat & avocialiy. - Gur S , Qs cil | yourcity. f om L IBEE ot ¢ o frootoxpeiL g y B B R M ahnd.tounsllip o ) e eatcat worlk s shodd o Tead by nolla Latore, ) phane Nes gl IS st 211 Peurl and 210 Maln Stroet " o . 22, e AANCAsTER Wis,, July 22.--[n the circuit [ man who iy N4 anddebilitated 4 At ; 5 UFF3 ol 4,000, Flor prozramme X o _ Laxcasten. Wis., July § hours. 8. m. to 9 p.m. Counell Blufts, [v COUNCIL BLUFFS3 —_— BAAy Far Droapammen address Nut Brown, taplyr Duquette & Cous Pomona fruitcough | court yesterday the judgo denied the motion [ ok ¥+ €, FOWLER, Moodus, Coan A HAMMER 3 its, oy are delicious, ; ; — — — | — — = f Q f deinl 1Py fora now trlal in the case of Roso Zoldoskl, = Stuuntions pracurod_tor wraan, | Medical and Surcical Instituta O ] ) ; x b i attons procurcd for gradu, | ) al and Surgic: 3 FPERSONAL _PARAGRAPHS, Hotel Gordon, wmost sentrally located first. | the protty young milliuer who poisoned two | L 11 B G IR AN D, “omaHA [T 3 Miss Etta Maxwell, of tho office or the | €145 house i city; straight §2 a day. women who came between Ler and the man Council Bluffs, Ia. SOHOOL OF |34 RN i e Ontahit, Nob DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE coty St BTS2V | Gl s O o o agg ot | AL T S S Lt 28 S = TELEGRAPHY. | il sl bty A o ; lasol bil; covs, w o0 urred 1o the.veriiesof the Jary | os speciuitios, Nos 201 and 253 Broadw e ennv“fi?‘lv::'~ lll"f“l\’}‘l> nfd(“f,'““ is futho prompt delivery. L. G. Kuotts, 27 Main | suntonced dotendent to the peni tingy fon | This Elegantly Appointe1 Hotal o ! Council Blums, Ta OFFICE 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Is F”»u'“h‘sl:u,,‘[‘ 95018 200 IIAVORROLY 0B | i1elephonn 23, life at bard lavor with one day i solitary is Now Open. - ——— i P L oo oTnty confinement. She wept when sentence was ¥ T———— PR o MAKKIED, N Sult for Damages. 3 Western tens ons, provounced. George T. Phelps, Manager y Mrs. Susan Smith filed a petition In the | , 'VASHINGTON, July 22.—[Special Telegram S A ] ) fad ENGTH-CRACELapp Iy united In the QIAtrict OUrt yostenday momns ackin oo | t0 T Bt ~Tho following list of pensions Iulnu-rml « .L);n‘u-ull ; nge ’X.:;“"Il Lodze = Saludin itond Wugon, lnl the, prosenve of : yesterday mo; s e o Ll Toroxto, Ont, July 22.—Tho triennial | & T TV (T S R T T i g & judgment ogainst Miohuel O'Bovte: for | EFanted is reportod by Tue Ber and Exam- [ TR REG VAT s aplal 0 q True Gruee, At home with Woir-Shugirt ALERIER R g ‘:,l,,,(:,,ll“.‘.,,',,::" iner Bureau of Cluims: Nobraska -Henry | Mecting of the imperial council of the Orange SPECIAL NOTICES. O e dind st el Bt O'Boyle has accused hor publicly of being | QUicK Danlel B. West, Alfred W. Chesbore, L;n\l‘"lxhhfw (?m.lx‘m he. h“h:: “‘”’:I 1‘“’ ANNOIL ELRAES: ST e Pyl CIng | Boock Zars, John P! Weiman, Herman | delegates in attendance, among thom being = untrue to her husband, and that be has been [ 1iia" John' W, Dickman, C. H McDaniel | seven from the Unitéd States aud several | 1on < e to considerablo trouble'to circulate the report i § 4 4 2 JROR SALE-An tnprovid 0 acre eardon s widely us possible, Sho thinks thae bee | Qliver MeCall, Richard A. “Baker, Jasper P! | from Englaud aud [Ireland, The principal )0 good garden and froit land, 155 pe B ptatiey be fossible, Sho thinks that her | ol "Honry P! Appolbaun, Robort It. Will- fucsy today was tho elcction of oficers for | acres il jere Fa b Neur she clby Lt bie bar P taraat! bus boon wrecked and her foellugs | jyyd, Henty A, McCune, doha Clark, Wiil- | the graud council, it tuken at onon. Cadl wnd. got partiou- I ch an exteut that nothing | {4 Per] A. J. Beals, Will Sur - - 5. Johuston & VanPatten, Council Biufts, but a $,000 poultice will repair the Jam 3L Barkign Ao d, Bowls, William Burs, g Towa op A0, Alex Hogg, jamin Corbin, Charles Murderous Wea iy e 0. Younkerman & Con feed and oq | Rovens, 1 rouch, S. M. Storm, N. H. | Cuicorer, Mass., July 22.—Sumuel Alex- | JNOR SALE—Six head of frscs, threc mules sl Yospkorman & o, fed and cammia- | ¢ theon, Willlam Twead and Saca Gibson. | ander, a weaver in tho Diwignt mils, delib- ]1‘ raons, hentas, blows'ani sori I g ETR S P Noblo Ston g hursiin to gulek purchusen. Inqul BT l'rn\:‘n:, Wihinm B, Posk, Ghalmers Ar x‘{:n.»;, erately shot and killed Jamos Nesbitt on the [ hotel. Counetl 1 (nite s s © an Arm. Thomas 8. Dickens, Alexundor Campbell, | Street this moruing, Aving four shots, three | ooy Georgo Bosen, a carrier for Tug Ber, met | Jonn Crider, Willlam S, Burton, Alfred | Of which took effect. Michnel Markloy, who [ VY ANTED=In private tdealy, u nicely fur with a bad accident yestorday morning about | Morton, Jonatnan V. Duniels, Lozn Kasco, | ebdeavored to capture” Alexander, was' shob | be faoins or noir Havies purs. Adross b 6 0'clock, while delivering his papers. His | William Severns, Churles Sanderson, Alonzo | tWice in the leg. 0. box 428, Council B uffss s horse skied and threw him at the corner B. Bartholomew, Christisn Aleynaot, Sample [ o == No INT AL R TS N Avonno D nd Taenty tih stoeeF9er of | jo Gable, Henry Goram, Goorge W. Mur- | President Commissions Postmastors, R e S e e SEiB AP TR T sirool. Some | gook, France A Ith, Henvy H. Stall, Care May, N.J,, July 22.—The president | churge. J. W, Squire, 01 Poarl stroot one who saw the aucident ran to bis assis- | Wiitney Jowell, Willian' H. Kiser, Burdot | has signed the commissions of the following - - tance and wook him to the home of his father, [ Bailoy,"Justin E. Coe, Jonas B. Eyerby, | nostmusters Missourl, Nathaniel K, | WANTED=Girl at boarding house, Chris Bosen, on Mynster street, where med- | Jacob 'Aurner, Jonu M. Hayes and Gregor | Baurdsioy, Bldorn Springs: James M, Mat. Seventh avenue, Gounoli Blu s ::-‘ul A:I::l\\ns_lsuu‘un‘«‘rml-nf ‘I(w\‘mr found that ly»uvulu L Additonal ~Edward Fargar thows, Mouat Vernon. South Dakota, Cy- ]Illlhl that can beat 2:6, fine brod. Wil s Joft arm was fractured botween the | John S, Copehart, John C. Ford, Martn | wys W, Hitencock, Custer. North Dakota, sell or trade. Address or cuil on D, wrist und clbow, and he bad also received | Poliug, ‘Oliver Mustou Vance, Joel H. Wey- | Jired & Thompson, Dickinson, Brown, 122 west Broadway, Counell Biufs severo injuries about the shoulders, ;nm. Alexander M. I’roc and Damascus B JEL R DR FOR NALE—A fino of T 1 = For the result of this huppy lmn look at th's exquisitely Deautity now e . the Light, Gracefa', Strong A AR i SARARCOR ABS. 4 A - SALE-A fine viece of surden and ' ot B oo Eauah Aten Hanged in tho Public Square, trult land, 4t 0 per nofor - Johhston & Vahe 8 and Juimes Gallagher. Reissuo—Hawley B Hexpeusoy, Tox,, July 22—A megro | Putten Tooloy and Hugh Dallantive, Roissuo aud | named Witliam Johuson was taken out of the | (YLAIRVOYANT and sychonietric, or chir- increase—John Brooks. unty jail yosterday by an armed mob, who |\ itcter readings: ulso dlnknosis of ‘disease. | / L Fon overpowered the jailor and quietly swung | nond lock of huir forrrendings by lottor. S When aho was & Child, sho eried for Castoria, O ua R D, J"fy "3 e little | Public square. S0 aaasupshar LR AMSAN L0U401. 8100 St ALkl A ete e AN TN T SER D D and blask body. solld panel undorthe seat loather oF eith faney trimmings, long When uho became Miss, she clung to Castoria, steam launch Montaua, designed, built and Bishop Brooks' Ordination. MAGNIFICENT ucro ronerty in five —— ZLES WA A06Y% S ".‘fi.kl:"fh""” overcominga ¥ the great objcotion 1o Faad wugons—ihelr heavy und olumsy uphenrenos. und walie she had Chikiren, shio gave thow Castorle, | commanded by Commodore Hite, of Boze- | MinoLetows, Conn., July 22.—Bishop Wil- tracts. looited 2 miles from postofice, Send for for citalozue ind deseription of the New Rice Cotlod Spring Carriage, *The Drummer's Friend,” and other new and taking novel for sale on reasonuble ternis Some fine resl- | ties, We gunrantee vetter vilues than uny other house in the west S la the entire distance from the head waters of | month of October next, l Blufrs man, Mont., has passed hero on its way to | liams, soutor prelate of the United States, | homts urmects for oot o By & Hoen 5 4 X e tho Gulf of Mexico and tho Florida coast. Tn [ 8ys 'that the ordination of Bishop-Elect | x - E 1 I-{ SI—I ] G AR I (A& \ \ this tiny vessel tho commodore has travalied | Phillips Brooks will take place during tho | I Sausany £ aAie diTat, sodo et .o ounclt u