Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1891, Page 6

6 HE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STRE Deliverea by Carrier in any part of the City H, W. TILTON - - MANAGER. TELEPHONES Busiuess Office, No, 43, Night Editor. No, 23, —— MINOR MENTION, N, Y. P, Co Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loaus, 204 Sapp block. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Spurrier, last Frigay night, a son. 1f you want water in your yard £0 10 Bixby" Merriam block. In police court yesterday J. Mills and William Powell were fined for drunkenness. Elmer N, Pickard and Anna E. Millsap. both of this city, were married last evening, Rev. .. Fitz of Boston is looking afte tho jutercsts of the Bethany Baptist church. The Lone Stars and the Twin City Steam dwe works will play ball this afternoon at the driving park A marriage license was to Edwin H. Becbe of Harrison Sarah C. McCauley of Ne The Woman's Christian ass m at the residonce of=Mrs. T Park avenue, Monday at 8 p, m. A. fishing party consisting of C. Wesley, Chatles Taylor, Chris Larsonand James Lar- son will spend Sunday at Manawa, cultivat ing the acquaintance of the finny tribe. Ihe work of cutting out a new drivewny into Fairmount park from Park avenue ha been going on for the past turee days and about half done If the weather remains vorable it is thought that by the end of the present week a way will be provided for get ting into the pa k without hard climbing. Robert F., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A Stoddard, died of cholera infantum terday morning it 50 o'clock, aged eleven months, after an illness of only one da I'he funeral will oceur this afteruoon at 4 o'clock from the family residence, South Sixth street, Rev, G, W. Crofts ofliciating. Friends of the family are invited to sttend. “The Pottawattamie county teaeliors’ insti- tute closed on I'riday after a two weeks’ very sful session The total attendauce fand the ereatest interest was taken in the work. County Superintendent Cooper and City Superintendont Sawyer leave to- morrow morning for Avoca, whe the te ors of tho castern half ot the county will hold their institute, Considerable trouble has been had of lato by the people of Manawa who are anxious to have a school hou sted in the vieinity of the lake. An aporopriation was voted some- thing over a year ago for tne purpose, but the school board was opposed to the scheme, and accordingly negle 1 to take the ne sury steps to cirry out the will of the people. A few days ago suits were commenced by three children against each of the three school directors, for £25 dumages, forseach week of in which the board had failed to provide a place for holding school. In this, way fifty-four suits were piled up. The mem bers of the board becamo alarmed for feir all the school children in the district would foMow the example of the three enterprising oues who were plaintiffs in the actions and a meoting was held, at which it was decided to commence work Upon the new buildine at oneo. A suit for an injunction has also been commenced to restrain tho school director from taking money from the school tressury 0 pay the expenses of their litigation. Friday eveniug, on Sixth str tween Iifth avenue and Wray's Lake Manawa, lady’s black fur cape. at Rink barn. or house yosterday. and issued county ciation wi E. Cavin, suce was et, be- landing, Leave Lost Twelve hundred parasols brellas at actual cost for Monda, Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia, dies' jacket, in Fairmount park Finder ploase leave at Boe and sun um ouly, at the Lost—A or on the strect oftice. y. Stewart & Patty, veterinary sur Fourth street, Council Bluils, 1a, Swunson music company, 3 Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruitcough tabléts. They are delicious. — ANl Aboard oltax, For health and recreation seek the waters and rest of Colfax Spring, lowa, Tho Chi- 5 & Rock Island is selling round trip tickets from Council Buffs and return for AL T. Elwell, ticket agent. No. 16 Pearl street. Drs. geons, Broadway. ——— IERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, R. E. Ingraham has goue to Mt. Pleasant, where bio will visit friends. W. K. Cook of Chicago is in the cit fow days. He is u guest of the Grand. Honry Katzenmeyer of Paulding, O., is the city, the guest’ of his brother, P, Katzenmeyor. ‘'he Misses Lou and Vinnie Sherraden havo gone to Magnolia, whero they will visit tives for a couple of weeks. Mrs, T. S. Cumpbell and daughter, Mrs, G. L. Cooper of Neols, and Miss Miunie Cooper, were in the city yesterday. Mrs. Van Order and daughter Miss Flora, loft last eveuing for Moiine, I1L, where th will spend several weeks visiting fricnds, Mrs. Enstman of Omaha, Mrs. Dr. Pramer of Muson City, and Rev. L. L. itz of Bos ton, aro in the'city, the guests of tho family of Itev. L. A. Hall! Miss Hallio Spera left last night for silon, O., whore she will represcut_ the Mrs, Phil Sheridan tent, Daughters of Veterans. atthe uationat encampmont which will b beld in that city next week Buy your furniture, carpets, househiold goods of Mandel & Kl Bluffs. Prices very low; freight youreity for o Mas. stoves and n, Council o prepaid to Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 3 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel, ‘Tolophone 143, High grade work a specialty. Band_oncert and prize bowling at Reil's, Lake Manawa, Sunday, July 2 Don't wear a heavy, ill-fitting suit when you can get elegant summer suits and eastern bricess t Reiter's the tailor, 810 Broadway. Church Av coments, Broadway Methodist—Services at Masonic tewple at 10:50 & m and 8 p. . Morning theme: “The Power of the Gospel.” Sun- day school, 12 m. Epworth league, 7 p. m. Congregutionul—Services in the morning, Subject: *Foundation of Faith.” Young People's Society of Christian Enaeavor at 7 p.m Fifth Avenue Methodist - Preaching at a. m. and 8 p. m, Sunday school, 9:45 a, m. Berean Bautist—Preaching at 10:50 s m, and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 11:45 0. m Christian chureh—C, A. Carr wil preach at the corner of Broadway and Seventeenth street. Morning subject,” “Wby Do We Exist!” Eveniug theme, “Baptism in the Holy Spirit—Wnat is [t Sunday school at 10 a. m. St John’s English Lutheran—Services at the Youung Men's Christian association chapel at 11 a.m aud S p.m. Sunday school at 0:4ha m “Trinity Methodist—Preaching at 10:30 w. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Young Mon's Christian associntion—C. G, Saunders will lead the men’s meeting at 4 o'clock. First Baptist—Morning subjoct, “Wnat Saves & Mau ' In the evening tho first of a sories of sermons to youug people will bo preached Peter a. races, Omaha and Council er N1, #,500; October 20 ss Nat Brown, Union Park Blufts, Septens #,000. For programmes uddre Merchants hotel, Omaha Receiver Appointed. Judge Smith rendered a decision fn the case of Peter Wiese and others ag Matthiss Kuhl, Gertrude Kubl and J, Sweet, which was on trial before him last Friday in district court. He ordered that the plaintiffs pay J. B, Sweet the sum of 81, the amount of the chattel mortgage. He' ap- pointed Paul C. Aylesworth receiver of the roperty, and orderad hiw to pick the crop of Borrica and soil 1t to the best’ advautage: of all the parties concerned, acoounting to the gourt for the proceeds, on THE OMAHA NEWS FRON C0UNCIL BLUEES, Oity Officials Have Much Trouble with ‘Belt” Game Men, RELEASED AS RAPIDLY AS ARRESTED. Aroused Chief the Considerable by the Actions of Polce Premiscs, Curiosity rooth in Frank Carroll A Maher set up & “helt! game yesterany morning at the corner of Broadway and Seventh streets, and wero hard at work raking in the nickles und the quarters of the unsuspecting and gullible farmers, when Officer Wajeck came along The officer recoguized it as being a “skin game" of the twenty-four caret style, and accordingly gathered the proprietors, with their establishment, under his arm. Th were taken to the police station. A interview between them and Chief of Police Carey ensued, and in the meantime the jailer commenced to enter the names of the parties on the book. Only one name had been writ ten down, when a messago came from the police headquarters notifying Wajeck to let them go, us they were all right, and t chief did not cars to place any churge agaiust them, Wajeek, of course, obeved the mandate of his superior, and the two gam blers were discharged from custody Marslal Templeton knew very well that the two men would oaly be encouraged by their pleasant interview with the chief, ani he sent a couple of deputies out to watch for further developments. In about an hour they returned, brioging the two culprits with them, and this time there was no hitch in the proceedings, They were booked with gambling, and their effects, amounting in all 1o about &0, were put up with tue marshal for their appearance in police court LOmMOreow moruing. Considerable eurinsity was aroused by the transaction as to what the motive of the chief wis in letting the two culprits go free, in view of the fact that they are well known two of the most unmitizated scalawags in the city NOTE THI FOLLOWING Monc at the Boston *tr Council Blufrs, In. The following genuine bargains will be on our counters Monday, besides many others not mentioned here. Follow the” erowd and got a share of them whilo thoy Extra help hired for Saturdays and Mon day~, so that every one can get prompt. ly and properly waited on 100 dozen ladies’ ribbed vosts worth 121ge for 60 dozen for 10c. 60 do: adies’ for 121 100 dozen ck nosier. For ladies’ ribbed vests worth 15c ribbed vests worth 19¢ fancy solid colors and and 15e goods, for 10c, scamless rivbed fast olack nose, 19c goods, for 121 100 pieces yard-wide chaliies worth 121e for 5 5 picces wch plaid suitings, former price 2 lawns and 19 and vluin black checked orgendies in one lot. for | 100 dozen of our Ge puaranted summor corsets for 50c. 500 dozen ladies' black will be put on sulo th prices, T, 25¢, 3¢ and H0c 1200 par and sun mitts which iug special silke foll sols umbre actual cost, for Saturday _and and BOSTON STOKIE, Foruemsaunay, Wirrenaw & Co., Council Bluffs, Ta. Buralars at Work. While the circus was entertaining tho crowds at the driving park yesterday after- noon, burglars were getting in their work in aifferent parts of the town, and more thau oue who hud watched with open mouth tho gray headed antics of the clown found his house turned topsy turvy when he reached home. Brockhof's grocery store, at the corner of Sixth avenuo and Fiftcenth street, was one or the places visited. Mrs. Brockhoft.was_ the only one at home. She is somewhat hard of hearing, but she heard a_noise in the back part of the building. She went to investizate, when sho suddenly found herself confronted with a large revolver, in the hands of a trampish looking man. ' She screamed for help, but was speedily silenced by a shot in her direc- tion from the revolver aud a warning from the man thut held 1t as to what the result would be if the action was repeated. A fow minutes later the man aud his companion left the store leisurely by the front door. A_couple of doors away is the residence of J. Fullmer an engineer on the Union Pacific. Some of the neighbors saw a man leaving the house by the back way aud kuowing that wll the family were away, went to sce what was up. They found that someonc had been through the house and had turned every thing upside down iu_the effort to find some thing of value. A fine revolver und a lot of jewelry were taken nud it is hurd to tell how muny othe will turn up missing in Course of the next few duys. The residenco of C. avenue, was visited. Hero the | an_entrance through a back took a preuty thorougi inventory, but olse save a gold watch chain, the prop young man who rooms in’ the house, taken. Johin Stubbs, 620 First avenue, call. A fine gold wateh and chain wore taken, and the burglars also helped them. selves to some ecigars that were lying on a drosser. “The house of John Green, the upper Broad- way shoemaker, 628 South ' First street, was catered and everything in the house was gone through. Even the bedding was taken off from the bods, in the hope of finding the traditional gold mine between the bedticks. Tua burenu drawer were an envoopo con- taming a check for £0 and a small amount of silver, In some unaccountablo way the ma- rauder missed them both. and nothing at all was securod. The work was all apparently doue by ama- teurs who were so fearful of being discov. crod that they did not do their business up thoreaghly. lu very few instances did .any body sce ‘anyone about the places visited, and tho only way the police hopo to get any track of them is by arresting all suspic charactors on general principles. Two hard looking customers wero,captured last even- ing by Oficer Kemp, iving their nam Ed Thompson and Dave Murray. I them had counterfoit money in his pocker, aud the opinion of the police is that they are oxperienced crooks. Must Have a Guarintee, Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army of the Re pubiie, took a hand n the encampment pro ject lust evening at their regular meeting, adopting the following set of resolutions which explain themsely Whereas, An offort Is the nation’l cncampu lie, for 1802, Ve it 120 Glen glurs made window, and Sthing ty of wwas received a de to secur Aty of the Bluits, Lu., being ny N, G at Couneil thie Resolved partment attempt late to By Abe Lincoln post, No. 20, de- of lowa, thut It déprecates the at this time. it belng too Fufso the necessiry money t insure taking caro of the encampment I proper wanuor. and 100 lite to- secure the loeitlon for the time indicated, unless the citizens of this city will i & fund of & 0 tuko proper of the en fupment. und this fund or guarantce to he wny ot the buuks of this city will such honor. Iu support of this actiion, one of the merm- bers of the post spoke as follows last even ing It will be simply time thrown away for Council Bluffs 1o ty to get the eucampuient without anything but entfusiasm to show in ner favor. Wastington, D, C., und Liucoln, Neb, havo each raised o fund of $50,00 which they can flash in the face of the con vention at Detroit, and for us to send a com mitten there with iothing but promises would bo utterly useicss. Cash 1s whut counts Wind is good for nothing." Wants His Sharve, yme of the painters of the city are sub. jectiug Chairman C. B, Waite of the scuool board committee on buildings and grounds to a mild roasting on account of a grievance which they claim they have suffered at his hauds. There is several hundred dollars us DAILY about the public schools this summer and they claim that Waite nas lot the contract for the job to one Waldon, who has oniy boen a citizen of the Bluffs a short time, without letting them have a chance to bid for it. In speaking of the matter yestorday H. P, Niios said “If Waldron can do the work at square, 1am willing be should that price. Itut atthe samo time [ think a public officer ought to allow eversone an equal chance toget tho work. The thing may bo perfectly straight, but'it looks too much to the public as though sowethiop underhanded was going on, and if thore is going to be any stealing done, T want to have a chance to do my share of it."’ Hotel Gordon, most centrally located class house 1n city; straight & u day. Gasoline and oil; coo: promptdelivery. L. G telephona 203, 25 cents & ve it at firste and coal 27 Main wooa Knotts, i Picnic at Manhattan beach, Round trip tickets from Omaha inclucing boat ride, be, ou sale at news stands at Millard and Mur: ray hotels, TODAY'S PARK CONCERT A Fine Programm at Fairm for Dalby's Band unt Park, This afternoon from 3 to 7 p. m. Dalby’ band will give a free concert in the pavilion in Fairmount park. Plenty of electric mo tors will bo ready to carry the people of the twin cities into the beautiful park. The fol lowing is the programme: March Pattpouri Waltz--Casing Tanze Euphoniun solo--Cleopitra 1. Rofr ent-- Shernan Beyer Gunle Damire The I A c-n-Brue rnet solo--Gien Tsland AL AL Covalt tlon=-Beggar Stadent Ten Minutes with the Minstre Overture--Niagara Seleetion Morceh--Homeward Bound Sol Millocker Bowron Neyreies Sioblebine Sherman O. Younkerman & Co., feed and sion, 108 Broadway, Council Bluffs, (MUSEMENTS, comm Tel. Notonly a very large audience, but onc that mght, in this city ana in these summer days, be considered a very “swell” one, cbmed *Tuxedo” at the Grand opera house st evening, aud the predictions made by £ BEE as to the success of the new comedy were more thau justified Thiere is ittle plot in the comedy, and for the purposes of the entertainment little is needed. “Tuxedo” is chosen as the scene, and around the exclusives of that aristocratic New York resort the situations are written Mr. Thatcher as himself is inimitablo and has shown a versatility which cannot be too highly commended. Mr. Hughey Deugherty made a pronounced hi the song and daunce man, Red McGee, Mr. Eugene O'Rourke is highly cast in the role of Jackson Park, a tyvical Chicagoan. While Mr. Marble, the author of the play, was uot calied beforé the footlights, he was ‘nevertheless “‘very much in it regory Gabble, a retired auction- cer, twico married and_very beautifully situated at ‘Tuxedo, possibly in a cottage adjoining the Lorillard. itaymon Moore plays a juvenite part very creditably, but needs a little more snap and go iu several of his minor situations. Mr. Coleman as Lord Cholmondelay, which the members of the company persist in pro- nouncing as it is speiled, was a surprise to his friends in the audietice, His work was clear cut and he gave o really remarkable portraiture of a modern Eughsh swell, “who,” as Thatcher says, “are not doue jus- tice in Puck.” Miss Lizzie Daly as Mildred was captiv ting and brings an excellent stage trainin to the role of a society young woman, in love with anything that has a Git of fun in it Miss Hayden as Sadie Newett gives excel lent promise for the future. She is youns, pretty and ambitious, Miss Fitzhugh as the Browning pleasine, although she needs to part, as it is a vival of Mes. Gillflory, except cast in a much lighter mould. She has a very sweet voice, which she uses well. Miss , who nias been scen in Omaha a number of times, is delightfully cast part of Fanny. Sho brinus to th lightful personality and her duet with Coleman was the hit of the evening. e POLICE PICKING wel A girl was borate Ll Mr. Wickedn ss Brought to the Surface by the Vigilant Ollicers. The hearing of Jake Price in police court was contived yesterday until 4:3) o'clock Mouday morning. There is only one more witness to bo examiued, No new testimony was given oa the stand yesterday. Pris was takeu to the county jail to spend Sun- day. M. Golden and Sam Snyder, the Farnam street pawnbrokers who have been selling brass watches to greenhorns lately and charging good prices, were arrested at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon on a warrant The men were released on bail pendiug the hearing in police court Monday. Wah Lee was fined $10 and costs for keep- ing an opium joint and his pipes and_ opium coufiscated. The three inmates of the joint were discharged Willium McDonald, a thirteen-year-old lad, stole a shirt from Hayden Brothers yester: day afteruoon. The boy ran, but was caught and turned over toa policeman, who sent him to jul The shirt is worth ahout 5 cents. The eambling cases were called in court yesterday and continued for one we e I STAR EXTINGUISHED, police k. yes Pecomes a Pri zen Onee Mor Ihe fire and police commissioners sat as a court iast night and tried three officers and one fireman. Mrs. Freyer of Eighteenth ad St Mary’s avenue charged Ofticer Monvoe with msuiting her. Thie testimony was taie and the case referred to a committee tigation Pipeman PPat Nuonan of hose company No, 6 was suspended from duty for five days for reporting for duty when under the influence of liquor. ORicer Vance Fields was days for absenting himself from out leave, Charges were preferred against, Olicor J H. Keyes for being drank and disorderly Keyes offered his resignation, which was uc cepted ‘The committee was mstructed to advertiso for bids for sixteen horses for fire depart ment purposes. This commitice recom- mended the purchase of one ew truck and & hose wagon and a chemical engine cowbined to be placed in one of the new house: L - CHAUTAUQUA, ate Citis five h- susponded duty W MADISON'S Work of the outh Dakota. Manisoy, 8. D., July ~[Special Teole gram to T Bee, | —An interosting and im portant feature of the Lake Madison Chiu taugua assembly is the Women's Christinn Temperanco union school of wethods, The work is ably conducted by Mrs. Caroline M Woodward of Nebraska. Her lectur jail and prison work aud work among railroad cmployes, with which sho has bad much to are very instructive. Today the school indulged in o season of parliamentavy pra tico that was highly entertaining. Congress- man Picko introduced o of Lhe dilatory practices employed in cougress. This sehool is lavgely attendea I'he assembly grows in inte people never tire of the work. ‘Tuo lectures ot John Dewitt Miller and Dr. Grandison next week are anticipated with deep interost Next Monday is Woman's Christian Tomper anco union, Tuesday Grand Army of tho Re public and 'Wednesday Epworth League day, - TTER Cak Interesting Ovder in s on daily, the GOOD FOR LE RIERS. More First fices - Class Delivery Of- Ymaha Included, WaAsHINGTON, July 25.—Au order has been issued by Acting Postmaster General Whit- fleld, v the postofices in the following named cities to nist class froe delivery fices: Omaha, Denver, Columbus, O., Syra- cuse, Nashville and Seranton. The carrylong into effect of this order will increase by &, 600 the woney paid aon ly to letter car- WorLh of paiuting aad Galvliaiuiog 10 be dono [ Fiers througiout the count BEE, | SUNDAY, RAY INTO ‘BY A FREIGAT. Terrible Oollision ‘on’ the 0., H., & D. Road at Middletown, 0. THREE KNOWN TO, HAVE BEEN KILLED. JULY Larze Number of People Prain Consigted of an Excu si.n of Workmen from Dayton. Injured— Cixcrysati, O, July 25.—Nows has been received at this ofice from Hamilton of a col- lision of trains at Middletown, attended by ious loss of life, The Dayton cash regis- ter company gave their employoes ana the friends of their employes a picnic ex cursion to Woodsdale, LY resort on the Miami river avout four milos north of Hamilton and about thirty miles from Dayton. Tho excursionists went by railrond train on the Cin cinnati, Hamilton & Dayon. The excursionists tilled all the cars of a very long train and spent the day at Woodsdale, Tuey were mostly young people, composed of about equal numbers of men and women, with a few ehildren . It was after 9 o'clock tonight when the long train with its lond of hapoy occupants started to return to Dayton. It was a little after 10 o'clock when tho train stopped at Middlstown to let off the excursionists who stopped there. This was twenty mile of Duyton. While the passenger train was stunding there a freight at high { ran into the rear eud of it, Three full of veople were overturned and wrecked., General Passenger Agent W. 0. MeC mick of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road as soon as he was notitied ot the dent came down from his Waluut Hills dence to the depot and dispatced a corps ot surgzeons to Middletown, 'hrough MeCormick it has been learned that after leaving Woodsdale the coupling of some of the cars became disengaged and the train was delayed in to fix it Again at Middleton train - was stopped to fur the damage There is a curve‘at Middletown which hides a 1t standing the depot from the view of a train approaching from the south. A flugman was scut back to stop the incoming freight, which was moving at a high rate of speed and was heavily loaded The engineer of tho freight saw the flagy He put on brakes, reversed his engine und apparently did all in his power to stop his train, but the impetus was too great and a moment later the uw fui crash came. ‘Thie report of the killed and wounded at Middle ton u by the officials of the Cincinnati, Hamilton i Dayton road is us follows : FRANK SIMONER, Dagton. LILLIE TRICE, Dayto YOUNG PATTERSON, s old; cut in thice picces. “These three arc the ouly ones of whom a definite account is given of being killed. The injured arc R. O. Paveroe, Dayton; slightly hurt. Pew, Stontiti, Dayton; collar broken. Fiask Parrersox, Dayton; left arm badly jured. WitLias Asviox, Dayton; foot crushed. H. Scivemiy, Dayton: foot erushed. Ry ReEs, Dayton: urm crushed. Many Esexy, Dayton: hip injured, AvLes Beryawn, Dayton: slightly injured. W. Tiosrso, Layton; slightly hurt. Many Grary, North Dayton; foot crushed. Feruie Fiarz, Dayton; slightly injured, Mus. Buasox, Dayton; shghtly injured. Squine Muieny, Dayton; slightly injured. Josern Near, Chicago; left arm soverely injured. Josi P SwARBELLE, Poutsville, Pa.; slightly injured. Enrrin M. Tutt, Dayton: slightly injured Superintendent Nelson sent two Puilman cars from Cincinnati tonight to tuke tne in- jured to Dayton. Many whoreceived oruises are not enumerated among the jured. 1611 south sy acci resi order the er air at as giv @ boy thirtecn bone WILL WORK GouLD, Grand Consolidation of Canadian In- terests to Oppose imerican. £w Yo, July ording to a Mon- treal special a new phase has developed in the big railway deal going on betwoen the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trank railways, to the effoct that the Boston & Maine rail- rond is also to be included in tho new deal, whicn, if consummated, will form one of tho biggest railroad combinations on thy conti- uent. The idea is to form a groat tal pool between the Vanderbilts and those roads to work azamst the Gould and other Amevican roads, with terminals at New York, Boston, Portland and Halifax, and a line of transatiantic steamers in_ connection thevewith. If te arvangements are carried out these lines will contest for tho teaiic of half of the continent. The Grand Trank people still claim to be incrant of the deat, although a gentleman who is intimate with the olizers says tho rumor and in fact many of the oftieors were certain that the Canadian Paci- fie will soon control the road. A private cable from Loudon says that the rumor published last night was cabled to London and cffeeted tue stock of the Car dian Pacifi rand Trunk, the latter ad- vaneing Lo 85 per cent, The head of u large expre the story is current in Boston and is ereditsd thore. “What would bo the effect of thoe deals” was asked of u railway man. *Simply thi: thit the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacitic, working in barmony with the Van- derbilts, could carvy freight from the great west cheaper wnd more expeditiously to the seaboard than any other roads on the conti- neat. It is the bist thing which could hap pen to the new Canadian roads, and 1 know for a fuct that Mr. Van Horne has long buen favorable to it COLORADO transeontinen- is helieve s concern says TOURISTS. Trae Aveangsnpients Completed Their Interost i the Rock Istand. Maxtror, Colo, Sfaly 23— [Spacial Tele gram to Tue Bee, [ ~W. H, Piveh, Colorado piassen tof the R Island, recoived a telegram from wssenger Agent John Saoastian wals aft oo to uffect that he Yad this afadaine application to the Weéstern Stafes Passoager association for i vound trip vats from the Missouri viver points to Denver, Cétorado Springs and Pu- eblo of §15, ticketso be placed on sule Au gust H and conticuing one woeelk, with a final limit of thirty days. *I'his is requested for the sisting the tourcist \EaMe,” said Mr. Sebas tian's m. YCold weather and other causes have had a serious effect on this busi ues buve been asked by a groat n that state (Colorado) if somo- fuot be dona. We feel it no 1 right that Colorado should be assisted, and if other lines agree upon the ate we will do everything 1w our power to work a big erowd for your state.” - Lighted the Stove With Gasoline, ANN Aunok, Mieh, July Mary Bau a servantint home of Charles W, Vo wis lighting a e stove last night when the d canght fire. Mrs Vogel and the girl were Lorribly burned and tho former died a few bours lator. Mary Buuer divd at 9 o'clock this morning. Mr. Vogel, who ran to the sistince of the women, was badly burued about the hauds. - Quietly Liyn LouisvitLe, Ky., July 25 colored, a few days ago had dificulty with - S i er totieral P, n the made purpose of as as gasoline ran over a hed John Grainger, 26, 1891-SIXTEE A white man named Whitt, and also made threats against a sister of Whitt. This moraing his dead body was found hanging to a tree, he having bon quietly lyncned by & mob st night - SINGERS AND PLAYERS. Opening of Madame Patti's Theatee SParsifal” at Bayreuth, Loxnoy, Juno [New York Cab.e fal to Tne Ber.] - All for the opening of tho dainty theat Mme. Patti has bullt at her castle at Craig-y-Nos, The announcement that Prince Henry of Battenourg, Princess Beatrice and possibly prince of Wi will be present at the inauguration has stirred un the country families. I visited Mme. Patu’s castle two days ago and saw the superb little opera Theo stage is fitted with every modern appliance. The floor of the auditor: fum can be raised from a plane of ono inch in twenty to a level with the stage, giving a ball room and the- athre comvined. Tne opening will be Au- gust 12, Mme, Patti will appear in tho first act of “Il Traviata’ aud the garden scere from “Faust.” Henry Irving is invited to be present. The next night there will be a grand ball, and on the third night another performance. At the theatie, when the diva sings in the spinning wheel scene from “Martha” and the balcouy from “Romeo and Juliet, Araiti will be the con ductor. Marcus Moyer has secured coutrol of Patti's next tour, Rudolph Aronser Bayreuth, said to m Cosoma \Wagner protests ny formances of ‘Parsifal’ othe given at Bayreuth, for the reason they would be almost owing to the musical and scenie dificulties, only overcome by the superb ensemble and the enor- mous stage of the Bayrcuth theatre, ‘Pavsi fal.’ to my mind, is the groatest of all Wagner's works. 1 was never in my lifo more impressed than with the thivd act. 1t was like a dream. Parsifal’s solo, the Good Priday spell, and the flower girls' chorus on masier pie Such playiog as that of the orchestra under the dirvection of Herr Levy I never heard surpassed, but as Alvary informed me before the first performance Sunday last, six wecks' rehearsal \« count for that avsolute perfection. The stage pictures were managed by Herr Fuchs with indescribable precision. There wasi't biteh throughont the performance, and for more than foua hours the audience of nearly three thousand people, in dariness and with- out a murnur, sat Lud listented with rapt at- attention to the masterwork of the Shukes- peare of composers. There were thousands of applicants for seats at the first performanco who were unablo to obtain them, and I know of instances where 75 florins were offored for a seat costing 20 marks. Moudays perfor- mance of “Iristan Und Isole’ was recerved enthusiastically by the inter-nativnal audi ence crowding the vust theatre to the over- flowin, IPrau Sucher and Alv were superb in the little roles. Herr Felix Motte of the Carlshine concluded in a simply perfeet manner. Amomg tho visitors were Princes Willian of Hesse, and Ludwig Victor of Bavaria and princess of Anhalt.” Henry Arthur Jones today sold the richts to tie “Dancing Girl,” which run 170 niffhts at the Haymarket, to Dan Frchman for pro- duction at the Lyceum theater. Colonel Sinn and Cora Tanuer are in town, and after a week in Paris will go home. Frank Danicls and Tony Pastor sailed to- day on the Etraria, Donald Robertson and Catherine Lewis aro to have a benefit in London next week. British Public A [Copyriahted 1591 by . Loxpox. July ew York Herald Cable— Special to Tk Bre.|—While tue mass of unemployed Welsh workmen is likely to be launched in the near future upon America, the British public is gradually becoming frantic over the overflow of Russiun Jews and otner destitute fore It is im- nossible to exaggerate the depth and intensity of fecling upon the subject. While British statesmen try to disguise the English opposi- tion to 4 immizration under various Herald is rendy which house, from M per those has returned who wonder ninst the than imnossibl orchestra may Rosa nrsed. tmes Gordon Bennett,] quers. z0 wish phises and great efforts are being made to secretly divert it to America, the whirlwinds of applause at the monster mass meeting beld in Princess bhall last night shows what Loadon thinks of this oy shidowing issue. One of the most fiery orators was Arnold White, who went to Russia o investigate and take the part of the oppressed Jews. His protest against the arrival of these unfortunates in England was vehement. Every speager declared that America was justified in adopting rigid legis- lation to preveat the vicious and destitut aliens from overwhelmiag the country. The distinguished committee which conducte tho meeting announced that it will carry the st destituto immigration to the very foot of the throne if necessary. “Phe entive Unitod States cominission in- vestigating immigration was present at the meeting and vigorously applauded some por- tions of the specches. The commissioners nave split up, and Mr. Kempster and Chair. man Weber have gone to St. Petersburg, Koch's Resignation. Brniy, July The announcement that Prof. Koch had resigned all public ofices held by him has caused considerable discus- sion and_speculution ns to the cause of this action. There have been rumors. civeulating that he was dissatisfiea with the results of his tuberealin discoveries, and his resigna- tiou is attributed to this, But friends make the asserticn that he is upon the point of ae- pting u uew oftice—that of divector of infectious diseases—which has been organized by the Germun government It is also stated that the ncademic senate will bestow au houorary oftice upon Prof. Koch rro | wheat | once Gold 1 Lisnoy, duly 25 cent pr mium in Portugal. British sovereigus miun are For the result of th o) 5 Saladi "SH With ¢ n Swith b end for for Catilo thes. We suaranted WEIR n Ro PAGES. DECAY OF ARISTOCRACY. CONTINURD FROM FIRET PAGE.| is Lord Salisbury, who has entertained the queen, and who only the other day had the German emperol under his roof. Hatfleld contiuucs to flour. Ish, but Ichabod must soon be written over the portals of Burghley. Thoro is scarcely a | more beautiful or interesting house to seon anywhero and ft stands fn a pack which 8 the glory of tho surrounding country. Some of the finest carvings, granting Gib. bons, are found in the rooms and masterpicces by Paolo Veronese Cartigiione, Orano Kuller and Cly adorn the walls. Since 1560 the | I proporty has beon in the same family, now | | iv will pass to other, Colonel North, Baron Hirseh or perhaps some other wealthy | American, for there aro few in England who can launch out into such pur- chases as this, t Re No Longer FPay The farms on the estate do not nuy under tho altercd conditions of agriculture, the rents canmot be got in and the | revenuo no longor mects the expenses. Al must go under the hammer of the auctioneer, | § thus one after another of the historiesites are [ aisappearing or changing hands. The poliey of Sir Robert Peel in 1846 is siowly out the results forctold them by many, the bulk of the peovle thus far benetited, but old fumuifos ar or and all | have got the dry rot. Some years ago when the Great Northern railway was to be | built the then Marquis Exetor spent a large sum of money offending the line and he sue: ceeded in s object but at what un expense, for not have to pay cno costs, hut he ely actually found it necessary to vailroad himself con necting his property with the main line, 1 s by found himself rest of the district be some Dersons ts working and goin gone only dud he nous | ultim makoe a i Road. He while the cnormous advantages from was the first great step toward the ishment of his family. Bud harvests from abroad, decaying unrestricted bargain and compotition done the rest. Unless these obstinate moving old familics can adapt themseives to tho times thoy will all have to go | & the same road. At preseat of them are holding on by a th Their cacriges put down, sery and London houses onomies will not suftice iz on completely fsolated was deriving railrond. This impover choan agriculture, havo slow- scores ond are ants discharged, thel given up, but thesc to avertruin which is spoadily advanc all the old stock who once tho ht gland belonged to them. The impending fate of the Burghley house 1s not yet known here, aud therefore the American bidder may make a sure thing of being first in the field. There scems to ba no more money for land purchase lft in England. Some great own- ers like the duke of Fife are unloading as fast as they can, pereciving the evil days that are The duke's estates, how- 1 Seotland, There tand still fetches ney prices. My, Balfour sold sol not long o ata great profit, but in Kughand lnud is a dru for no sooner do holders exclaim, hav reached the lowest there another great drop. Unless land happens to be in Pall Mall, when it fetches £1,000,000 por acre, these things cause only a momentacy stir. I In the house of commons we are at present much puzzed as to who s to ed M. Smith as leader of the conservative party. Vendor is not seriously ill, but is il enough and cannot carry on his present work. The coming raau is Balfour. The Irish party are hoping to get John Dilloa at their head Giladstonc is still content with being the “grand old man” if he can get back his heulth, which is much shattered. Wo ate tallang less politics t cvents, of a new moeting of the guard time among Coldstreams, which cause duke of Cambridge to uso language strong enoughi to blow the roof off a house. Some- thing or other is sending the crack regiments all to tho dog: The government has just had another severe roverso 1 tho loss of the seat of Wisbeck. In spite of its recent bribo of free education. The dissentioned liberals are returning to the true fold, thus indicat- fug another couservative rout atthe next gene Gladstoueand his friends aro rddiant joy b will have his opened to the fac! the stealing radical programme does not securo radical votes. The government's majority is being steadily wiped out. Parucll has come back into the house full of fight and enthusiastic, the meetng at Dublin having given him fresh heart. It is believed he is now going to make an alliance moro with the conservative party | against Gladstone as long as it suits his in this way ho hopes to dish his re- a coming on them. s, i in the market, “Now we prices” ther i \four the Coming Man, - suc with eyes nl as. purpose bellious followers, - Jury Takes a b July 5. —The a recoss i o, Carvmrs, O, jury in the Elliott case has taken till- Monday After being in session since Thursday noon the jury asked the court today for a decision bearing on the point as to who fired tho first shot in the tragedy, As testimony o | this point is of such a_voluminous character the court was oblized to o recess in order that he might have time to refresh his memory on the testimony desi There is growin: anxlety over tho failure of the ju to roturn a verdict. There is no velinble in formation as 10 the standing of the jury thougk it is understood that they wro ten for wmurder in the first degree and two for murder in the second degre ho - fire coeord Paxa, 1L, July A firo the tower and blacksmith shop at 2 0f the Pana coal company this afternoon in &0,000 loss, One hundred and fifty mine ped throug jother shaft which burned | ¢ shaft No, | | re G MAKKIED, wnited i the pros St Wi in 0o th Shi STRENGTH-CRACE—Happ ly Saladin Rowd Wazon, in the thousunds of wdm rers, All True Grace. AL home with L after Jiue st wnd cart ¥ beautif a N rrlaze, “The D tho Many may envy, happiness of wedded life after seeing him and his wifo togethor, St spot W Apply t TANTED [V M for sule on re 8h i ————————————————— STANLEYS |CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGR.| s oot bu ARE t of his nono ean Stanley Breaks His MuEnn, Switzerland nley, the ! left thigh bone while mountain climbiog. Mr. Stanley Musrron towards passing through & wood he slipped xplorol had th \ Ac started Schill valloy o , July 25 HAPPY, aro strong enough to come between him harmony married doubt gh. Henry and lite, thi M. identally broke his to walk from W and hile fol vily to the oarth, fracturing his left thigh hone, is hat the tho n Stanle ddent 0y's attending him. fi racture will complications are foared. - Big Stockyards Jensey Ciry, N stockyards company, with a capital of neor 1. Mar At St L ainte ition und iy vérett 0t e tyn, T, Robert | Jones and George Daw July 25 orators aro Albert o y - log whoro Tho | to be stopping here were summoned where bandaged Mr. nim conveyod to Muorrin, fair curred, and to T then Dr. Pl Two English doctors who huppened the he, tia doctors think hoal easily, and no £1,000,000, was tncorporated here today srporation. The Toll 'ho 1. Veeder, Bdward Martin, mpted Mur fer and s, whe him on account her becaus | to end his own life. TANTED ¢ Mo., Jul 080 W ¥ 2, Charlos 0 was unablo to of frequent she rofused to roturn his pay Man 0 quarrels i Albe ide, Cava, live w md i s a ith hot d Both arc in a eritical con s iy SPECIAL v A NOTICES. ¢, COUNCIL BLUFFS, in u good horse ALL SALE el Blufls, with very laree o ki a0 Council Blufrs, Joor wrge it b REN v \ A good horse; WUB et cent, i v, mason or paintor ard Everett W 1 ro fur o, I'~A nic to V. Squire TLATRVOYANT / acter readings also diu @ lock of i ok sonnbio 1t Lrn dostr 1 sy t ence property for rent by or Kent—iirlen OK 3 houses, by J R Rice. 0 Main st, Bluffs 10056 ALE (rpentor to build Apply ko piy < suall house Ly taking n good horso Leonara Everctt Is and take his to Leonard 10 miles from Ce \r house party 1 str homotric it & Van | readings by letter, Hoopo % near cornor 1t street, Council Blufrs, 15, Bl and $1.0). AGNIFICENT acre property | s loeated 24 miles fron; n ) 1, & Ll & 5 ) ati e W froe t. or ch disei Su 2 Av f fiv postoflh Dy & Hoss. Jounol N wii McDaneld & Co., Butchars' awl Paors' Markat Fixturas, Casinys, ces an 1 Main st., ¢ uncil B o lides ail va Tuirs, Sausage Makors' la Maohinery Also Uoalgrs one yoar's ting by Apply 1o Leon= ne e n. on, i of \r- S0, n- o= cro. Some fino resis o Suplizs, 3 t A Summer Resor, Lake Manawa Hotel. Attractions: ing and Exc fifteen Only, BluTs, to eenters of Coun Most dulig htful plenic parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATZ BANK Bluffs. Mot Of Council CAPITAL STOCK. .... SURPLUS AND PROFITS... TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS...... 225.000 tient Min minute )T LTINS an Fine Fishinz ral Water. ride ting, Batl trom every half hon A O IRTRYEY accessiblo place fc h- r $150,000 70,000 Dirgctors—L A, Millor, B 0. Gloason, 13 D, Edmundson, Ch wrias ugnrt Hanna o 5. . 1art, J an AF o8t c bankin Southwostern [owe INTERESTOUN T/M: DEPDJ3 T3 Transaot gouoral apltal bankin ¢ and surpius of Council Blulfs, La. is Now Op:n. | George T. Phelp: ua! Dusis This Elegantly Appoint21 Hotal . Manager Gas Heating Stoves. N o Asues! No SyoKE Cull und sce our iarge assortment. 11 Pourl and 210 Matn Stroot. fFirst-:-Na e 2~ COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. $109,000 id Up Canitaly Ol i rupo EO. e [ 0ln SANFORD, 1 A sht, Gracotul, a b oo vitod, W, Rt AT A clumsy amther o In the 40 w0l local s N wd carparations sk 1dont. iy, ieliln Jints CMAN, Cashlor oreln an UK, Asslsta t Cash and tak ! Just the thing for bath roois, bed roo us, cta C. B. Gas and Elestreiz Light Co. tional -i- Bank 1 agon X N - N\ THRER GRAND, ™ UGART CO., Council Blulfs Ta