Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAI J———————— A ————————————————————————————————— THE OMAHA BEE. |NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES, | 50t was wiiiorien to aaeriio. tor e bids for a thousaud feet of fire hose. Petition of E. W. Hart for the location of COUNCIL BLUFFS. an arc light on the terrace at the waterworks OFFIUE: No, 12 PEARL STREET. Auti-Probibitionists in Convention Expross | Fesorvoir was refor 1 w0 the committoe on ights wrvm mro y Their Ideas of Iowa's Law, Complaint of Mrs, M. J. Baird with refor- Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City, ence to a growth of weeds on Broadway be- H, W. TILTON - - - MANAGER. i tween Tenth and Eleventh streots was read TELEPHONE Busiuess Office, No. 43. Night Fditor. No, 23, — e | Resolutions Adopted Indicating the MINOR NI1ON, Intention of Those Present to E The weods were ordered cut down. NOT AT ALL CONDUC V= T0 GOOD ORDER. Complaint of K. C. Lougee over a lake of standing water near the Rock Island round house was laid on the table, as the city gineer 18 already considering the question The matter of the refusal of the motor company to put in crossiugs at Nineth and N, Y. P, Co e Make Every Effort to Defeat Tyweaty-secoud streets was referred to the = ) n p city attor Counctl Blufts Lumber Co,, coal. LA A L Petition for the abatement of a nuisance - | m ned by R. C. Phillips near the corner 1f you want water in your yara or house | 2 X of avenue B and Twelfth street was reforred = 0to Bixby's, 802 Merriam block. I'he adjourned meeting of the auti-prohi- ‘ to the city marshal and the board of health et S, 1. MacConnell, | bition republicans was held st evening at | with power to act. y e e Petition for the grading of Graham avenuo Craft’s chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. N on Sunday, a son, the court house. ‘I'he south court room was | Natural v uod vester- | wellfilled; The political complexion of the | \Was reforead. i Naturallzation papors were lasuoi’ FESes s bl Bonds of Robert O. Graham as city bill day to Gieorge B, ( in the superior court. | gathering was mixed, and democracy 1argelY | postar, and B, S. Harrington as policeman, Superior court was adjourncd yosterday | pre Major Richmond called the meet- | wero approved. afternoon after n short session until next [ . o Saturday morning, Arrangemeuts are being made for & police man's ball, to take place on the evening of September 26, at Masonic temple, expressed nis ay W. H. Rutley died yesterday roon at his | brief speech residence, 2621 avenue B, nged fifty-one years. | Notice of the funeral wiil be given later. Judge Deemer was oxpected in the eity yesterday to hold a short session of district jer and named L. B i as chairman, Tne selection was enthu- eatlier it sinsticully endorsed, and Mr. Biederman | (GO “Oh, if T had only taken this medicine rs of suffering it ve saved me!” was the touching ex ation of the hoior i0 8 | clamation of one who had beeu cured of aring that he kad boen a re- | rhe s by the use of Ayer's Sars nty-five years, and was still, | parilla, Scores of such cases are on record licted that tho prohibition plant nd cause it to tum- rse than two yoars ago. This senti ment was duly applaude lite, what _yer | der- | SRS — | Cowncil Bluffs Spe tial Cost Sale. court, bt for some season he failed to show ikl A yehn Gt « Up and court was adjourned indefinitely o On motion of H. I Fleid, Join Giibert | Tho great cost snlo at tho Boston "o five morths old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. | Milor Richmond a committeo on resolutions | Store, Council Blufls, hus been an un- Johnson died yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. | \wug appointed, consisting of Major Rich- | bounded success the past three days, the The funeral wil o this afternoon at 2 | pmond, Captain J P, Willia, Musller, J. | thounands that have gone awuy happy o'clock from the residence, 363 nue D. C. Roodubeck and H. H. Field | is something marveious, coming The case of the stato against Bryson for While the committes was deliberating | still greater bavgaing will be offered in conspiracy was to have had a hearing yester- | Captain C. S, Hubbard was cailed out for a | gyvepy department, cost et duy afternoon before Justice Swearingen, | sueech. He denied the charge of bein an [ but by consent of the parties it was post- | orator and simply declared himself a repub- | poned until this afternoon ut 2 o'clock, lican of over thirty ycars standiug and in in order to clear summer sto: of the prices quoted below may servd =% The Milwaukee moved its ofice yester favor of this move. an index to the astounding values now from the head of Pearl street to No. 5 e “The chairman then called for voluuteers, | On our counters. street, in the basement of the Baldwin build- | He wanted to hear from republicans who WASH GOODS. T ey are busy wotting settled, and by | favored the present move. ‘There was an 8¢ summer cnshmeres at cost tomorrow. thoy will have one of the finest | embarassing silence, und a nervous vearning oftices in the city for the report of the committee on resolu el s John, tho infant son of Mr, and Mrs, R, B, | tions or something or anvthing to break tho | G50 | T, ™= Ui (plEcRony) s o A anany at 4:10. p. m., aged | monotony. Mr. Gliltte was caliod upon by | COBL PIICE: O i pl v The funer v e the chairman but b modestly declined French sateens, gular 22¢ goods, cloven months. The funeral will ' occur | E AL > Woednesdav from residence, 123 East Broad- | the opportunity. Mr. A, W. Askw heautifui designs, half pri 11c way, a0 10 0. m. Tutermont at Walnuy Hilis, one of the siznows of | the ' 5.000 yards of Pekin cloth and faney Y, 8 : chancing to enter, he was ealled upon to keep | zophyr, sold for 10 at 123e, for Gie It is stated that tho recent decision of i °0 | zephyr, sold for 2ic, for Gfc. Judae Brower in tho Hoek Tstand tase will | 0ut: He declared that this was s naidel | * Allour 8c and 10c outing Hannel in result in the closing of the Transfer hotel, | i 5 "”‘:‘]‘“‘_‘ ) H“'H[‘:’,‘W";_“’;‘f“,l"l H "‘,”_‘”. one lot at oe a yard, owing to tho fact that hereafter connections [\t & rebipy chn W HEL FEEE A Tong- | All our davk prints, inclading best will be made between the eastern roads and d AR | quitity indizo, at 5e, just o g et o vonds and | waived men and short-inired women, Hohad | quulity indigo, at 5, Just cost price. He L LU AL LR LU About hall o jare the party in 1534, or the party had left ¢ bast light shirting prints, de. the baggage force at tho transfor has been | iy, fan g ginco then he had been voting with | ORGANDI FAST BLACK, IN discharged, and aitogether the decision has | 50 G0 UL ET T e prohibition question, BE frrayi e b made a great change in affairs at this ecd of | e O SR LS DA ARTA N0 Gy FApI b2 T l\\n»lnl}s.“‘ S theglines | tican as ever. Prohibition hat done more SR Ll sl : Helast o £ th lice : | for 9c. N\ According to the last report of tho police | harm to Iowa than anything cise. He should, | OF Ty o toial from 76t dopartment, showing the work done by the | therefore, work for the eloction of the dem: | Lot 2—All granndies sold from 1re to chain gang on the streets during the 1ast five | goratic party in lowa this fall. This senti- | 23¢ in onelot for 15c. months, a total of 1165 days’ work has bee | mant seemed to meet with much favor. 42-inch bastise cloth sold for Se and :““wv\lllx"!;;zj "-*“f;;:'mw ?‘.T\Wfl' 4..1,::;:-”, Major Richmond then reported the resolu- | 123¢, now 7e. 204 May. 306; June, 220: Julv, 245. tions. They were strongly against prohibi- | W only mention a few of the bar- port for the month of July algo shows -that. | tion ‘and agatnst that piak of the republi- | ruing * Kverything in this department during the month there was 147 arrests and | can platform. They declared prohibition 1s | {iloluding ginghums of every descrip- ninety-oro patrol calls, not & fundamental principlo of the republican & ginght B Chledas Some of the humane people in the western | party, and as corrupting to the state and (ke Sz partof the city are complaining becauso of | gegrading to the nation; that prohibition X DOMESTIC. g an aged mule that has been loft to die, near | has destro the efficacy of other temper- Linen of every grade. als® napkins - the corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty-fifth | ance expedients: that it has depopulated | nd table sets, Turkey red damask, avenue. 1t has lain thero for ab uta week, | twenty-seven counties of Towa; thatithas | crashes, ete,, ete., at cost price. too weik to movo, and tho neighbors are 00 | disrupted the republican party. Shooeting i all widths from the lowost much afraid of incurring the displeasure of |~ One of the olutions indicating the | ¢ 7 gy SN pad I Browh the owner of the animal to shoot it. 'The | spirit of the meeting was the following: bleachad BT a AR BTE LER e UEOnLs attention of the city marshal has been called Jved, T tred, diszusted und ‘I\IQ” .’{r“ 2 “’ \U'; L : ‘-:x -Tu “;‘14 to the case. yited with the bold, blackmailinz, th | Also all our yard wide muslin at the {ol A fight took place yesterdav afternoon in of drinking dives, hizhs i lowing price: ght took place yesterd rnoon Ldrinking dives, b I 2 S y opera house saloon. According atorial sirit of the L 20 LL, 5e; Lonsdale, 7e: Avrow tho opiora house saloon. According to tho re. | DAL M otulion WS rencoInT oo ossdale TG irow OLUONS ¢ witness, Mike Kildare, one of f grEEPiCE MY Consorthip and coutrol of the | Brand, Ge; Hope, 63c; (Argyie, tes b the propriciors of the place, was the aggres- | Jiiy' by tha pronibition faction, | dies’ Choice, 9¢; Osspie, 7e:” Wamsutta, sive party. William Dasvson, the bartender, | PiteSolvoc, That'in the contest before us this | 1e; Pride of the West, 1lict Lonsdile Deing his victim, Several blows wero ex- | fall we recognize but two parties. the prohibi= | et o 5010 White' River cambri changed, and n number of men who were in | tion and the reduction party, and that we will | GERATE (GG 0 L0 1 the saloon took & haud 1o protect tue bar- | render Lof our asslstance to aid the latter | 8tei Berkley Cambrice, 91c. tender _from_ injuty. The riot was finally | 80 dustroy the former, = All flannéls, shivtings, blankets, tow- stoppod, and neithor of tho combatants wero | aiesalyet, /i ta Lt of pronibition. . The ro- | €18 tin'l'—:;\l umlml' the ims heading— arrested, publi party has resoived in or of the | cost price for ten days only. T iclc o Y settled policy of prohibition, the democratic | ONY X, THISTLE AND HERMSDORE. T'wo suspicious characters wore arrestod | [y yingt prohititing ind in favor of re- | o BAN > bra yesterday noon at the Northwestern depot | (iiction. The RO O lves 1. | Noside line. Every one of our rands by Oficer Murphy, whose attention was | celf into a non-partisan con s huch as | are just as popular all over Europo as ;-:nll_m lull‘!ul’m htvnmu lmlg\ln;(|uplpuf?rm'u-x‘r‘ur \\'111‘~l)|;' m;u-w, on um“‘.:-ie llll mfl:\; | they are in Amervica. During this ten hoir pockets hen searched at the station esolved, That we wel o the defeat of | 4 - svery pair se i oy R oot v st Y oo nob i tlantt ey, on tiie fssuis of \pronibl- | G8YS! salo we Put every phlr of hose in hey e found to have fourteen suits o ok n o C i tion at this fall's eléction, knowing thit the stock on sale at cost price. clothing about them. It is supposea that | Ho st this fullmeteceion Ko i UG L T R s somo clothing store in the vicinity, and they | i contury. 25¢ ln\lhgifi:finln }]-rvnit*. }:‘lw. R E 2 4 adopted. FLUNOL Y ¥ ROOS COULON, 8218 d names as William Dunn and John Nelson. L afoian na\nsa! s a) commiitae to || SLIKE b CoNT iGN o e propare a declaration of principles for the UNDERWEAR. N L sl g oranization of a party Messres. A, W. Ask- | We have 500 dozen underwear, which p Do you know that any old soro or cut van | with, . M. Richmond, J. Muolior. 1 must bo removed during sale. and will o absolutely curad by the intelligont use of |~ Another committee wasselected, consisting | ¢o regardless of cost. Look at the fol- Haller's Barbed Wiro' Liniment! Be merci- | of A. W. Askwith, G. H. Richmond and C. L. | f¢i0 %) vice, Nt ful to your horse and try it. Gillette, to perfect a county organization. OWINEA0KAC03 ——— Tho enthusiasm then began to bubble 7c ribbed vests, 4c. Swanson music company, 335 Broud- | forth in speech. H. H. Field, an old repub- 124c ribbed vests, Je. way. lican, declaved that he was against saloon 17¢ ribbed vesis, 124c. e — | rule, and in favor of ruling the saloon. e vibbed vests, 19¢. I'ry [luTlottok Co.’s Pomona fruit | Hence he was against prohibition. J. C. 45e lisle vests, 271, cough tablets. Thay are delicious. kmnulmu;-k \\'m;x_[lhkulnnud. J. Mueller flu- This includes everything in ladies’, zaxkir Lol clared that, whilo & temperance man and & | o5 s AR et Drs. Stowart & Patly, veterinary sup- | republican, ‘he believed prohibition was a | gl;;‘t‘;“,’i‘l‘.“:‘"““‘“"‘”““““‘“"“' wlat o AR Ete st s, Tu failure. More volicemen were needed now g . I geons, 45 Fourth street, Council Blufts, Tn. | FEIE Foiee @i the history of Council F n().\;lv()N B e ¥ i o euit | Blufs, because the saloons could not be reg- | FOTHERINGIIAM, WiLL Dogili wesr. 8 ‘f{j‘)’-“ ilLfitting suit | )y ieq'undor the probibition law. Leaders and promoters of low price when you cun got clegant summer” suits | “"Dp” Pinney made an earnest speech in Counoin BLUKFS, I at eastern prices at Reiter’s, the tailor, | favor of the project. —_—— 810 Brondway. Mayor Richmond made the most elaborate Railrond Blaze. —— address of the evening. Itwas delivered : SRR atlavend PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. om n carefully prepared manuscript, de- "f;‘“'“‘;'”', fra e sent “l“'“’“,“’,‘c"f““‘; . ks Voted to the presentation of facts and fizures | Shortly after7c'clock from tho cornor o ™ 8. P, MacConnoll returnod yesterday | showing prohibition to boa howling farco, | Eleventh sureotund Broadway, A blazo had morning from a trip to Chicago, He was heartily applauded, and then an op- | started in the northwestern baggage room, from a trip to Chicago. 8 3 ! )y an o Siiss Nottia S1ana. Joft for Dotrott Sunday. ||portinlty was given franublioans to signitlie [ weat of the main depot, and was progrossing night, accompanted by her father. enEoLLIeHt L O b lotad thay | Anelyiwhion tholfremenlarslved. /o tiames G. W, Whitney of tho Ogden house has | 1 hiud not boen here long enough to docide | Were soon gotten under contral, but the depot gone to Boston, Mass., for a ten days’ trip. what party was right excopt on the prohibi- w s..-l»,uux{l(-zcl:v‘ ruined, the, wood I.u\*ijnu 50 Attorney S. E. Henry has goneto Mon- | tion quostion. One democrat offered to sign, | chirred us to render its repair Jipossi ye. tany, aud . fromn thero 1o Will g0 to Texas, | but was prompily’ refused the privilege, it | ‘The bluzo originated from the cxplosion of where he expects to locate, boing votained for republicans strictly. lamp wbichionantithelemployesal fhacom: Miss Hallio Spera veturned from Massilon Mr. Askwoth deciared it was the inck of | PAnY hnd sot in the bullding. ~ho buruing L ) | I'was thrown all aver the bullding. Tne 0. Sunday evening. She reports the | courage that kept signers back. He velieved | 91t Was throwh © O e Y ey R o vy hat s fall | that savou out of ten of the ropublicans were | bagguge room was filled with smoke, but e 0 aoro mombor ot siates) being | kainet probibitiony but: thoyXwere afraidiof [ someotitheratiroad mon rushed In gatiing - Topresonto et g tiars all the baggage ont beforo the heat became N, eiet EX vod gleo club gave . s0strong as to drive them bick. The dam- Hurry G. Archer is visiting s uncle, D. The colored gleo elub gave a rousing good | 59% TR =0, W. Archor, A ey R h;,.:,"" night song, and adjournment was taken until ““l “"“‘;’r"“”““‘% is estimated at a dollar returned from a four years' stay in Berlin, | Tuesday evoning of next week apaahall e where ho has _been studying the pipo_organ, e Horsford's Acid Phosphate and_will remaln In the'eity & wook or " ten COMING TO TINE. BhllEvastho FhelliRI0tI T ash tuda days, S A AT ple Wil Hold a Con- | 80 common in midsumer, and imparts 0. Younkerman & Co., foed and com- ference With the City Oficials, yitalitys AL AUE mission, 108 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tho city couneil held its regular monthly Last Warning. Tel. 77, meoting last evening, with the mayorand all | Those who have been neglecting to Gusoline and oil; v onl. | the members excepting Brown and Pace | pay theiv poll tux had better repair to ine and oil; cobs, wood and coaly ity buildi & M prompt delivery. L. G. Knotis, 27 Main; | present. the oity huilding or 40 Yhe poll tax a0l telephono 203, ‘Aftor allowlug the regular monthly baten | lector and pay the swme at onco. Tho ) 0 i ollector 1 tored suit in Justie i e uslo Oo. gag.| ot bilie -8 comuication was read from | €0 Aclor: thie ok ar0G l"’";l'llln' Justioo o 5";"‘&', organs, C. B. Music Co., 539 | Ghief of Police Cary, asking that all mem- 1”]““ ’ll‘i"nll!rvll |Z‘|~N il ild n't 1) lfm(u roadway. bers of the dapartinent who have served one | #0108 ‘v“,:u‘_“h\“;:l AYH B iones e Union Park races, Omaha and Coun- | Y¢4© b"]:‘&“"r‘“‘;‘l‘ l"::’ “,'l'_»;'ll iy “v‘;"“; who fail or neglect to pay after veceiving cil Bluffs, September §-11, #6,500; Oc. | year, W PAYs LAQUEs! L notico. Read the law relating to poll tober 20°22, §14,000. For programmes | sranted. Bl _ tax and soe if you deem it judicious to «~.address Nat Brown, Merchants hotel, A lotter was read from E. C. Sweet, chief | fypther postpone the payment. ' N y s I Oma engineor of the Union Pacific, statihg that | Section 985, Chap. 2, code of lowa. — the company has ordered a new iron girder | Fach person liable to perform labor on Train. News whs roceived in the eity yesteraa, an oceurrence that took place Sunday ni oridge inst of the oue which the council | the public highway s poll tax who shall x‘:: !m:‘;\mh-‘r‘ 1I moy \l S SR fail or neglect to attend either in person, v attorney Stewart prosented a commu- | gy ac substitute ¢ s timo Anopsiiironce Hibkiaok pinga Sundav night | DIl SAYAICHAKEENIACh QSRR [ onby suulblagiary bttt awthc Wi ; s county bs ko | meatlon teom e Blevonth atroot ovop | ond_ place appoluted, with tho desig- postal clerk on the Burlington, residing ut | (W8S R I e bause of the re nated tool or implement or tewm, having Marysville, Mo, was seriously injured. As [ foods byt that the chunnel of the o | had theee days notico thereof, or disobey the train on which Cross was working up- | should be widenea. A desire was expressed | the supevvisor, or fuil to furnish said proached Ewmerson, in Mills county, he | for an_interview between the vepresenta- | supervisor within five days thereafter, stopped to the door of the mail ear, and as he | tives of the company and those of this city, | some satisfactory excuse for not so ut- A4 8o ho received a toreifie blow from u | The committec on streats aud ulleys, the city | tonding, shall forfeit und pay to said Jarxo stone, which struck bim 1n toe fore. | SRKIBCER the mavor abd the clty Btioust | gupervisor the sum of 83 for each duy’s wero appointed 8 o committee to meet the . heud, after glancing from the door. He fell to | yajivoad oficials delinquency, and in case of failure to the ioor stunned and his companions rushed "Mhe committee of the whole reported favor- [ puy such forfeit within ten days, the to the door. Looking in the direction f 1 [ ably on the request of John N. Baldwin t supervisor shall recover the same by which the stond b Gomo. thos saw twamon | fhe’ e oppnite o buliaing on Pearl | aetion In the courts and o proporty o runiing aw Dosso of cltlsens of Kot | steent ba moyed slx nches west of whero it | wages belonging to said person sholl bo sonwis organized aud after i short seareh | now i ou condition that the urew way bo re- | pxempt plonking 4a.80id peronanoll be two men wore captured and taken to the | guen o The report wa. | o, e 0 danced to threo feet. The report Wa | \wupning and pay at once toavoid trouble town juil. They refused to give their namos | adopted. when' thoy were arraigned aad they were | Tl petition for an extension of water | 4nd cost taken to Glenwood, where they will o | wains on Thirty-fourth street was referred eyl hearing. The railway authorities will proso- | back with an adverse recommendation Pull Dress Dri cute them vigorously. ‘The engineer on tho [ - The committee from school board | The Dodge light guurds will eive a full we train with Cross reported that he t0o | agrecd to deed to tho city o strip of land six | dress drill this evening i their nud beon bit, and & large dent in the engine | and one-half feet widealong Little Frank | close by his head showed that some missile | street, and the council ordered the paving nory. Cap taiu Scharlt of Omaba will be present aud guards and the hall will probavly be well filled haa narrowly escaped laying bim out. fax on thostrip o Ucedad tranaferred 1o the | lispect the men after the mititary witual ——— {0 tarssoblon fund. | Former occasions of the kind huye always City Attornoy Stewart was authorized to | been very popular with the friends of tho | rure any legul assistance necessury in de fondicg Towa's elaim to Cut-Off islaud A number of sidewalk ordinavces were ad and passed S — Report of the Referee. Boss, referee in the famous Henry- When Naby wan sick, we gave her Castoris, i Aigerman Caspor called atteution to the When ahe was a Child, she eried for Castoria, fact that the Alderman Wina knew where | Evans cattle caso which has been peading In Whea she became Miss, she slung 4o Castoria, somo better paving blocks coula bo bought | district court for so long. mude his report . ! than the city is now wetting, and he moved | yesterday afternoon, He recommonds judi / Whea she bad Chikiren, she gave Miem Castoris, | that Alderman Wind be instructed to buy | ment in favor of the plaintiff and aguinst the blocks. Aldermau Wind blusbed and | b cefendunts for the sum of 810, 615,20, and \ looked inuocent and the motion wis carried, | that the costs, both of the main suit and of The oity eugineer and the committeo on | the referee's investigations, be divid strects aud alleys were authorized to widen | equitably between tho plaintift and tho de- LY BEE, T fondants, Too referce’d teport consista of twolve pages of type Wriften matter, and whs accompanied by KK, pages of ' testi mony taken in the case, The case was started Th 1884 It was the resultof o business ventire in which the Fvans-Jackson compan¥ ~was the chief participator, H. L. Hemry, the plalntiff in Fi6 Droaont suit, was & wauwiber of - tho con pany, to the extent of aighty-six shaves of stock. When the company sold out Henry's stock was sold together with all tho rost, it bringing about £14,000. 0 According to the testimony Kvans, who %old the stock and took the money fn trawt, offered to pay Henry's share to him, but that gentleman declined to take it. Nothing moro was said about it until he commoneed the suit that lins boen drageing along i court ever si The referoe finds that Heary was a mem Ler of the firm up to the close of the Oregon venturs and that the result of that venture was a net loss of about $3.000. it has beer standing mystery to the defen in the case how Heury over becan the company, and it will be no less a mystery to Henry how he got out at the end of the ili- srprise. Such is the decision, how- and it s o complote victory for the Evens side of the business. In ail probabllity this is not the end of the case, but it will be uppealed to the supreime court, 196 Witts Little Barty Tiscrs, bost pill. i Gambl dled. 1. Maber and Frank Carroll were brought up in poli irt yesterda morning to answer to thoe charge of running a gambling game on the street o week ago last Saturday. After somo testimony had been introduced they were found guilty and sontenced to n torm of thirty days in the county jail. They gave notice of appeal to the district court, and gave bonds in the sum of 200 for their appexcanco when the case comes up for trial “The bonds were not satisfactory aud the two men were sent to jail Carroll was ulso given a trial on the chargo of vagrancy. Testimony was introduced to show that he had been taken from a bed in a house of ill repute. He was found guilty and placed undor bonds of $100 to behave himself in the future. ——— DeWitt's Little Barly Risers; ooty pil to cure sick headactio and reguiate the be.vels Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves and hovsehold goods of Mandel & Klei Couucil Bluffs.” Prices very low; fre prepaid to your city Drs. Woodbur 0 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145, Hligh grade work a spacialty. ists, Picnic at Manhattan beach, Round trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50c: on sale at news stands at Mil- «d and Murray hotel Hotel Goraon, most centrally located, first class house in city; steaight $2.00 a duy. e KENTUCKY ELECTION. Farmers' Alliance Practically Con- trols the Legislature. Lovisvieeg, Ky, Aug 3.—With aquiet election Kentucky has today elected a full state ticket, adopted a constitution a chosen alegislature to euforce ‘Tha state ofticers elected ave: Goveraor, Jobn Young Brown of Henderson; lieutenaut governor, M. C. Alford of Lexington; attorne roneral. W. J. Héndricks of Flem- ingsburg, aud an auditor, treasurer, superintendent of public iustruction, register of the land office and clerk of the court of appeals. Al democrats and go in by majorities from 20,000 to 40,000. The republican party has not had in A, T. Wood of Mount Sterling so aggressive and popular a candidate as Bradley was four years ago, and the democratic majority will probably show an increase, Returns are now in, how- ever, from only fifty outof 119 counties, and returns ave not full from those. The new constitution has carried with a sweep and the majority for itis placed at anything from 50,000 to 100,000. It was noy lost in a single county and in some cases the vote in its favor has been practically unani- mous, That it would carry has been con- ceded vor since the Courter- Journal withdrew from active opposition, but the large majority i3 ®& great surprise to its oppouents. These have included some of tho best known and_ablest public men in the state, including Senator Carlisle and Governor Buckuer. Governor Buc.nor, though a delegate in the constitu- tional convention, said he couid not bring himself to vote for'its worlk. The people's party has polled only about twenty thousand votes. These have come mostly from the republican party and from the cities. While the alliance was supposcd to be back of the people's party, it has done very little for it on account of the dissension which arose last January, and which caused the retirement from the alliance presidency of S. B. Erwin, the people's purty candidato. The alliance has devoted itself to the legisla- ture and probably bas vractical control of that body and so will controll the revision of the laws under the new ‘constitution. In only o few instances has the alhances put out candidates in onposion to the democratic nominees and then ithas takea care to con- trol the democratic nominations. So while the legislature will bo nominally democratic, it will have strong alliance afiilliations and tondencies, This may make its interpreta- tion of tho anti-trust, the anti-corporation and the railroad commission feature of the new constitution very nearly what the alii- ance leaders desire. In several mstances where the alliance has made legislative nominations it has won. This is notably true at Owensboro, where Petit and Berkhead, the alliance nominees, have been elzcted by 200 to 500 wajoritics. Petit is the former reading clerk of the national house of representatives. As a beneficiary of the democratic party heis bitterly condemned for his defection to the alliance. He has never been a farmer and is not a member of the alliance. Petit is a candidate for speaker of the house of repr sentatives und may get it, Of 223 condidates for the legislature are farmers. In twenty-three legislative dis- tricts all the eandidates were farmers. In thirty-one other districts tho nominees were of the dominant party, sothat theve is al- most absolute certainty thut fifty-four far- mers, more than half the whole number of members, have been elected to the house. In addition to Petit and Berkhead the allinnce has elected state candidates, Bruner at Litehtield, J. k. Durbam at Greensburg, and W, B. Stewurt of Hogenville, and the farmers will have a good majority. 'Ou joint sossion the legisluture will stand about as follows: Farmers and democrats, 73; straight democrats, 501 republicans, Utah Blectic Oavey, Utah, Aug. #i~The lirst election in Utah on national party iines came off today. There were three tickets in the field, however, the remaaat of tho lib eral party being made up mostly of vepublicans nommating a full ticket. The Moriron vote pas about saually divided be tween the repablicans and democrats. Tt foraier won by a small plurality over the lib erals who who wore slightly scead of tho re publicans, ————ii DoWitt's Little karly fisers; best littlo pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath. tecention to Russian Oilicers, Cuekpovne, Aug. 3. —[estivities in this city yesterday 1n honor of the officers and crew of the Russian ecruiser Korinloff, were con tinued to u late hour. After a reception at the town hull, o erand ball was given in honor of the Russian visite Odicers of the American and Greok war ships now in the barbor wore ‘present in large numbers, A very pretty cffect had been arragned o the ball room which was tha subject of mich praiso from all present. Besides tue usual decorations of Hagy, bunting and fowe an imwense numver of vari-colored lamps had been so arranged that they ropresented the national colors of Russia, the United States and Greec - For Schlitz beer apply to R. R. Groue, 1020 Furnam, Wants Drinkers to Procure a Lic Kassas Ciry, Mo, Aug #.—Councilman Bowes introduce an unique ordinance in the lower house of the common council touight JAY, AUGU arev at th that the ¢ tinal but t shou pl Topr wouls depal thei It ber whbo In of e dier m four noon will In 1 1 Pr 13 Gorparal shultl 1 I Co Pri Py Lie Licutenant Brown. 16th, Li i Se 42 Py the idea dr thou: and Thec arou con than The ordinance requires the purchase from | isting only in the imagination of a cc the of vary in their cost from &0 to according to the oxpensivencss of the liquor w ordiannce furt tion for o drinkers' liconso sh ing the ordinancs Mr. Bow an enforcement of its provisions would yield Beaten by Ne cause of temparance. Pive of Her Men Among the Ten Le Yestorday tho riflo competition of the de- partment of the Platte commenced at the | beautiful range at Bellovue. The ¢ clear, bright and warm, and would have been a model day fc shadows which fleecy clouds kept moving all | about a mateh and expec day across the range. Notwithstanding, the [ tonight wh men did excellent work, the firing being at | 8t a meeting of the club directo known distances, 1n the mornin ing took pince at 200 and B0 yards, and in | yient ho would the aftertoon, the men shot at 500 and 000 | offer; tho purse was too small yards. The iast shot was not fired until 430 — p. . nearly an hour later than was occupied Califor in the preliminary practice, Th pains to make ood scores, and it is folt that | fornia this yenr will equal 50,000,000 centals, The five of her men ars enumerated break up the slate which yesterday’s nriug created. of marksmen who mado tic ative standing of the: several ways, but thus cided by giving the precedenco to the man " i made the best score at 600 yards’ fiving, ) ;]‘ \ the following table the agiregate score k ) d \ding in the shoot. The chavac appear before cach of the name: of the dis- tinguished marksmen the latter petitors. Thus to tho man who stood sixth in yes shooting, while “7a’ rksman s oday will bo d Tomorrow the programme will comprise fir- ing at known distances and on Thur: compatition will _be brought toa close by skirmish wo be awarded to th The presentation wi to which the publ tinguished ofMicer, and the oc e o sniae sicuts: | SPROIATL. NOTICES. | tuis Elegantty Appoinisd! Hotsl brated military gentlemen and their social acquaintances i the city. COUNCIL BLUFFS, vegiment of each competitor appo: marksmen being all of the infantey the service 1 Corporal Spencer, B, 1ith. I't. Russell Corporal Kulgore, A, 8. Ft. MeKinney rivate Russell. I 15 Serzeant Norton, G, sth. orporal Cusey, Music Private Larkin, D. 2Ist, It Doug 40 Corporal Furge 41 Corporal Morri: Private Food. 1i, Frnest Stuht Replies to Charge Mr. Ernest Stubt has a word or two in P C. reply to the charge of Mr. John Grant that the new speeifications tor permanent side- walks, adoptea by the board of public works, are in the interest of the Hyland, Kun., and econc stone, which s represeatod by two agents in Omaha. Mr. Grant states that by requiriag | food p whicn 15 mer paratively nothing, will be forced upon the | on we pro property owners, Mr. Grant holds to the | ibsglute cost ) f| Eess L artificial stouo and has taken this stop to the fact that it is a home produ To this Mr. Stuht replies that the Hyland stone is a I{ansas stone of the same quality All s i litele | savin:and fort- y i E » Among the ci commissioners who have used it ar Hanscom and Jeffe Kount Brothers, S. R. Brown, pany, John Gr R. Scott, W. W. Marsh, J mond, J. R. Buchanan stone is also used for walks around the court house. Mr. Fred Di says Mr. Stuht, and prefers it to the Ohio stone becauso it is just as pood and is cheapor. The Colorado stone his been luid tion with the walks around Hunscom par Jofferson square and_the court house is ull that is necessary to show the superior qual ity of th KKansus stone, wuich is, according 0 the bids, more than 0 per cent cheaper Cuaniesion, W, Vi, Au tional dispatches sent out f IKy., about the murder of the Brumficld family in Wayne county, West Virginia, by Italians are without foundation, the fac.s ex ros- pondent, = A spoecial to the Gazotte frow a A RN Don't ating liguors, the licenses | gentleman in Huntington whose veracity is ¢ N Sdes 1o Hungingion whio Monkey " with your Blood. h the purchaser drinke. The | passed Brumfield’'s house this mourning says or provides that each appli tho entire story is a falsification. Parties 1 be counter- | from the same locality say there isno truth In present- | in it, explained that s dangerone I mow specially azardous of the Rood. Con rupiion: and i, develop chronie dis of n license by all drinkers intoxi by the applicant's wi roes, Dolay noss; 1t in dixea ruption breeds c: il cases, (€ into ine orders s faasate, speady an nue to tho city of 81,000,000 a year and ame time would greatly promoto the Thomas Joneck was assauited on Ninth strect about 2 o'clock this morning by four - - " K negroes. Heo was terribly beaten and $20 FORYI RUSSELL 1 b JADS. taken from him. One negro was arrested. o Blood Polson ing, Iherit Kkl Fruptions W thousands of Cares oF Caneer 1114 poweril tonle for delt. o persons. yet 1y harmicas A iheapabio of Injuring (he mOsCRCNAILIYE AySteti, e tiacsmin More talk Fight, Sax Fiasersco, Cal, Aug. 8,—A disp | roceived here: “‘Fitzsimmons and Hall huy acreed to fight in the California c¢lub rooms 1 for a purse of &,000.% President Fulda of the Califc club said this evening that he had been telegraphing oll day to bring | Diseas d an answer v dt will be considered Druggists Sell It ‘The club SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Brawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. ding Marksmen at Belley wis atise on Mood and Skin on malled FRKE on Applis stnooting had it not been for wants the fight for this mouth, Ciicaco, Aug. 4. -Parson Davies said to. & reruse tho Catiforuin club’s tho shoot 1 s . ig \ heat Crop. i fact shows Sax Fuascisco, Cal, Aug. 3. —Tho Journal tho men took a kreat deal more time und | of Commerco says: The wheat erop of Cali- [ fTect of this will be noticeable i the returns 2t of yesterday's shooting »e satisfactory to Fort Russell, bec mong which at an average selling pi e of £1.60 1. This would bring up the cash Y and silver | Attractions. Fino Fishing, | annot use the ting, Bathe ton leading wmarksmon, If the namo of | Valueof the outputof wheat, g O Rt M tNOPRIL WS e e s In i fanod. marke: | i California and Nevada to §i0,000,000. R Fit Ll N i os men, whose score is next to that of Corporal e Riafts. Motor trains every haif hour, dir Onrenburyg of the Second, wera included, Shipping News. o venters of Counell RIS and Omak Fort Russeil would have six representa Bremerhaven: Arvived—Fulda from New hiful and accessib.o place for Ve York picnic purtiss If the ten mon who wore leaders yesterday | Glasgow: Arrived - State of Georgia from I maintain theie savantage wid secure | New York g TELE PHONE NO. 45: s 10 the team, Fort Duchesuo - sented by two men, Port Douglas by BHIREParmits one man and Fort Omaha by two men. This i d confine the team to four posts of the The following permits were issued by the | rtment. With such a monopoly it is not | superintondent of butldings yesterday I‘_ 3 i thought the ropresentatives of the other | Richard Wilie, one-story fram posts will by satisfied. Thoy addi- cogiments aud will today endeavor to rotal AT - - Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tho best remedy for their children, | 5 cents u bottle SURGEDA. Council Bluffs, Ta Shugart-Beno Bk, Room 1. 9to 12 m 7and S p.om. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counetl Blulfs, | CAPITAL STOCK......... SURPLUS AND” PROFITS. .. 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.... 225.000 Dine Tors—1 A Miller, F O Gloason, B Bhugart. B B ltart 3. D Edmundson, Oh sries | K Hannan Transaob general banking b noss. Lar:est capital and surpius ot bankin Southwostern (owy INTERESTON TIM: DE?D3 T3 Will be noted that there 1s quite a num- | The rol may bo dotermined in © it has boen do also his which as do ch competitor appear Positively cured by| the They also reiieve Dis-§ tress from Dyspepsta, In- digestion and Too Hearty! Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizztness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Baa Taste In the Mouth, Cont Tongue, Pain n the Sido,§ TORPID LIVER. They| regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. MALL PRICE. o indicate_the order of ence to the other com- indicates that the sol- before whoso nAme it APPears ranks next torduy’s " indicatos that tho uds firstafter thesoventh man, voted to skirmish fivir with refe ++8150,000 day the a. tk. The scores made durving the ? days will be added and the medals ’\I\lu,:\ SMALL PILL, SWALL DOSE. S| successful marks N TiM = take place in the after- = — interesting ceremony J N ) wited. o me THRER GRAND, nown and dis- | = > Council Bluffs, Ia. asion will be cxsema and will be a I s bo awarded by a well s Now Opan. the following tavie tho company and x 3 i y the ¥ ao arm of | PPASTURAGE “To o had at tho driving . A. Taylor, Manager purk by applying to Chirles Gregory, 1% Madn strect. Gas Heating Stoves. Wil AL 1500, B Ducliosie. FANTED to Trade —Five-roo house. full 5 : v GOTE ot Russell WV Ot e Howhe and 106 i Couneil No Asues! No Swoke Kuagioll Blums, D. Brown, 1312 Broudway. Just the thinz for bath roos, hed roomns, ot Duchiesn L I't. Omaha bere, 2d, Ft. Omihi al Drancy ih, I't. Douglas rporal Liughl 15th, F't. Russell reeant MeCaiTroy, A, 7th, Pt. Russell ivute Davidson. G, 1ith, Ft. Dou :las D, 17th, Tt Russell. Cull wnd se0 our 1argo assortment. horse de—Family cary 916 Third avenue. OR Sale ¢ and surrey. QALESMAN WANTED =¥ “ilousehold M Kecord of Expenses.” Enormous sales. Big money. Write nedintely. Box G, Omuhi. W L trado xood rosidence lot, elear, for | Y at 50 rporai Ohre C. B. Gas and Eleztriz Light Co. i1, 1t Omahi t. Neobrari. . 16 Private Litl, G, th, I't, Logan ranklin 5 3 —OF— 7 Corporul Dickson, D, 7th. Ft. Lozan JOOR SALE—( . 10 miles from Coun- COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Private b . 1B Omuhi, i Tre i i & = i Fivilte Wileo% O, th, T't; Robinson. ... FO iy chard, Paid Up Capital, = « = - $102,000 farn, nea Johnston & Van 1 Eithty o at 2750 per Council Biufts. ok RENT-A o e G-room house with e yard to desirable p . W. Squire, 01 Pexrl st Oldest organized bank In the olty. Forelga and tie exchango and local seairiiise Hipyoly Lo paid ty eollection s, Avsrants of Didigll k. bankors and corporations DIEIL o ate B srporal I e Wi zek, H, 1ith, Ft. Dou fher, 11, 8, Ft. Mot ual AT respondn ce Invited. vty free of § G, P SANFOID. Pre ddent. 96 A W. RIBKMAN, C: nt Shirl 21st, It Sidney ivate Boyd, ¢ . Omihi ant Chynowith, 17th, Ft. Russell vate Buchanan, B, $ist. Ft. Douglas poral Riley, I, 16th, Tt. Duchesne. , 7th, Bt. Lozan ... porsl Smith, B Sthy Bt Wishakie Says and ev enant Jones, Sth, 't MeKinnev. 1 [ due E. near corner tath street, Council Bluils, 7 5 “t. Duchesne... 119 | Terms, 5'c and $1.0). Centrally located in the business ch Ch.\in\'m'.\x und «{»(-hm.[m'm or chur- feter readings: ulso diagnosis of disease E et el TS R s Xv | NEW OGDEN HOTEL. hiar A1 RICE. Asslsta t Jasase eutenant Lvons, (7th, Ft. Russell.. ... 149 - sortion of Council Bluffs, all the Pelton. B, 10th, Fr. Douglus /149 AGNIFICENT nere property in five-n I O MEUCA BE BARKCE, K, 1oth. Bt Dowslas. ... HT ] Lratts, located 2t miles from postofiice, | Street car lines in the city passing 146 | forsale on reasonable terms Some fine resi- | the door. Modern and convens ‘16 | denco property for rent by Day & Hess. fent; thoroughly fire proof; 122 U5 | F0ORSALE or Kent—dirdsn land. witn | guest chambers. The best $2 a 13 a rehR G RuRsall 18 | S (nouses by Tk bIon 1) Maln s, Qoundll | day houso in the west. 31st, |'.y“ .~n=ni~|y 14"' ul Board and room from $30 per RontLanduli ot E *| month up. Table board $8 per M0 The Columbia Bicycir week. G. M. WHITNEY, Mgr. 't Fort Logan 4o We h the best cushion tir wde. But | e———e - T, AnFen, Oamp Pifot. | thisis not the only good feature of the old 7 Teliublo an' popular Columbla. Investicite COUNCIL BLUFF3 Whit souie unserupulous dealors have Lo say fop thielr wheols. ey i thelr Nl s worth tts wetznt 1ngora, | Medical and Surgical Instituts even with “free silv i Do Without & Refrigerat 1n hot weather it is impossible to do so woant Arlich, T count MeConle 17th, Ft. Russe B, Tth, F't. Logan ricant Camphelic 1 10th. . Lowis.. 3. (e Annable, te Ke Fort Kobinson . Fort Dougias 150 ivate Thomas, it Butis, . Fort Douglas we Braun, B, Sth. Fort N obrira ute DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS. ronfc disenses of all kinds and deforms 2 Pl 55 Corporal b nd « 11, D, sth. Fort Robinson D 4 S DRI sreserve your health and comfort. Food ean= | jtics speciattios, Nos. 2601 and Broad way, DISTINGUISHED MARKSME! }m! be presorved without da ous deteriora- l'unmlll Blutrs, Ta f t Doitz, I, 17th, Fort Kussell . tion. tn a cooked or raw state, without refric — -— — — 1 Lo Go 2nd, Fort Omaha... eration. You will find it more ipossible than t Elwell, €. 2ad, Fort Omaha evertodo without this lmportantadjunct when COUNCIL BLUFFS orporan Holen, 0. 7th, Fort Lozan.. you look “ho North Star and learn the | | i \ % geant Davis, B 16th, Fort Douglus. ... rices we will mivke for the noxt thirty Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, THO! l;:‘l' T BTON Gasoline Stoves, Lawn Mow B DS FOR STON or figures than you R GRATIL & SON, PROI'S, And zarden hose at lo ever got before, B artielesold s the hizh- sst grade il window sereens at o comforti- ble at little and 1017 Broadwaty, ex furnished on all kinds of Gulvanize fee Work, fron IRooflng, Store Fronts an rilstle work n spocinlty. Corroys A trom points 300 iles rom b, st. pe Against the Kansas Stone. Blufts und y Must Go at Cost. c 15 10 use of your endoavor g to get \izo by doing without & re- Health and_comfc inot bo 5 A nod fn the hot summ ther h [ sper.y presarved without so tho Hyland stone, | of preserving 1, dry atmosphere, ' new Guernsey refrizerator Is the world be in every essential polnt. and )se Lo put then inte Ths 15 1 bona JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 1st iron specitication oly @ soft clay and costs com- OFFICE 415 Broadway, Council Blufs, la s R e e ey D. H. McDaneld & Co., it out of the markot, notwithstanding | GO at the sume price until our present larg A Y b Wik’ Thor ety | Butchars' and Pagiars’ Supliss, to provide your hoines with' theso comforts, thatthe board nas declared on the sands of yards have been laid in Omaha. | summeruse will e disposed of in - the s izens who have usea this stone | linner. i abe the vark | Shugart & Son, No. 11 Main strect, | Council Blufs, u Hides plees and Sausage Makers Muchinory. 82) 2 Ml st., Council Bluits la Also doalers i Furs found in highly satisfactoy on parks, Herman cd, Barber 1 com n, W. H. AL Ay, Bishop Worthington, Fred Droxel, ¥, Coots, L. G. Drake, T, Woodworth, izhton, Olson, Judge Nevill 5. Ray- W others. Pho J. H. and F xel uses the K sus stone, ud the Union Pacitic teadjuarters and rison of that work in its scaly condi the Colorado stor Brumfl 1ds Not Murdeesd. The sensa- ) Cattlettsburg, “A Leap Bax From the Pur Imitations may be cheup, but G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietop, Offices 621 Broadway, Council they nre worthless. Be suve to | Bluffs and 1821 Farnam St.,, Omaha Dye, clean and refinish goods buy the e Johann Holl's | of every description, Packages received at either office or at the Ml Fxbmetonly. Tt will give | Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. ain Takes Money you the best satisfiction. The Morehants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can hava Zenuine must huve the signa- | them redyed and finishod cqual to now. i ture of *“Johann Hofl" on the | BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the neckof every bottle, | latest and most approved machinery, at less cost thun you ever pald be [TREN