Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1891, Page 3

()\I \ll A BEE. NCIL BL( FF NO. 12 PEARL STREET. THE cou OFFICE: - Deliversd by Carrler In any part of the City, 1. W, TILTON, - MANAGER 3 MHONFEe | Business Office No. &3 TELEPHONES | RSN RS Bor N ——ee MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs [ Crafus chattel loans, If you want water in your 80 0 Bixhy's, Merr A social will be tield this evening in the par. lors of the Fifth Avenue church. Dr. Mar about to begin the ercction of 5,000 residence on Lincoln avenue, H. Sheafe hias been appointed recei of the Damon estate, in accoraance with the petion filed soma time ago by oue of the heirs. ymber Co., coal 204 Sapp block. or b vard 150 Unity guild will meet in regular sess Frivay afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. King First street. A full attendance is r queste Mrs, W. K lead the meeting at evening. Meetings ight and are highly A little son of Gi. M. ast of the city, had his hand sterday by being ruu over by nails w all torn off his finge mccounts he was suffering gr The taking of testimony in {sland case was resumed yester but only lasted for a short tin the absence of an important wi ponement was had until Friday, probably be completed Articles of incorperation were f the county recorder yesterday by the Commission comy of Omana with capital stock of £5,000, The board of direc tors for the first year co sof B, B. Bryan, L. T. Spangler, F. C. h ger and C. H Toncray J. chran, who has been c with the fire departme 3 ral pust, has resigned his the City mill. - He expe married soon to u young lady on Waghington avenue. and it is understood this fact had a great deal do with bringing about the resignation Tho following marriage issued yesterday: William J Maggie Witherbolt of Council F d A, Corea of Chicago and Rebecea E. Kempton of Denver: John O. Walton and Editn M. Key, and Frederick Sc Lula B. Hardian, all of Counail Bl The jury in tho cases of Harris against the Conncil Bluffs Canning company, which bas been on trial in the district court for several days, returned a verdict for the plaintiff of 2 vesterday. The case of Turner against Coyle was taken up and was given to the jury at about adjournment time. an hour's debate a verdict was retur favor of the defendant. The motor company has equipped a_couple of jts cars with electric gongs, in the hope of doing away with some of the daugers attend- ing the use of the soft-toned bells now in fashion, The rattle of the bells can e heard for blocks, and make it next to impossible for the man who is crossing 1n front ot the train to miss hearing the motorman’s warn g, If the experiment proves a success all the cars on the line will be fitted out with the gong. —— A very small pill, but a very good one. Witt's Little Early Risers. Lake Manawa > Table. For the remainder of the season Man- awa trains will run as follows: Leave the lake at 8:00 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 2:30 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Leave Broad. way nt 9:00 8. m., 2:00 p. m., 3:00 p. m., 8:00 p. m. On Sundays and i will run every Miller, the evangelist, wil Overton's are veing Wyeh, every ission bold no lives just badiy masted the ( Ay 1 Owing en it w JOft nnected years D fu to licenses were trip and iffs; De e Alabaugh Fur company of Omaha will exhibit some fine sacques and new 5 at the Louis’ display Thursday and Friday evenings. PERSONAL PARAGRAPAS. C. H. Judson left yesterday for a visit to Chicago on business. Miss P. B. Shearer of Rushville, 11, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Flagler. F. A, Shaver and W, S. Stillman were ad- mitted to practice in the district ana circuit federal courts yesterday. Mrs. Jenuie MacCounell and Miss Neliie Robiuson returned yesterday morning from a visit of & month in Salt Lake, U. T, aud the west. Millinery Display. autumnal millinery uce on Thursday and Friday. The ladies will find it to be the finest display of the season, and they will be well repaid for a visit. All the latest styles will be shown in both the stores, and 841 Broadway The stores wil be open both afternoon and evening. R Beat a Board Bill. The police received a telegram on Tuesday requesting them to be on the lookout for a couple of men who were wauted at Hilisdale on the charee of ju.oping outof a window and skipping town in order to avoid paying a board bill. Yesterday two men auswering the description were found by Ofticers Kelly and Doyle and were runin. They gave their names as Charles Leiand and A. Le- land J. C. Snyder, the hotel man who is after the pair, arrived in the city last evening and put up at Neumayer's hotel. He identified the two men as the ones he wanted, and teie- graphed back to Hillsdale fora constab Wwho will be here this morning them back with him. and take The novelties of the season in petty effects and dainty cr millinery at Louis’ display and Friday evenings. ik Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Mceting of Masons. A number of the members of the Masonic fraternity left tast evening for Sioux City to attend the meeting of the grand consistory, Ancient Free and Accepted Scottigh Rite for the United Statesof America, which is now being held at that place. Amoug those from this city were A. C. Grabam, E. R Fonda, H. W. Tilton, J.'C. Mitchell and” W A. Highsmith, and a’ number of others will Tollow toany. ' The party took with them the necessary pharaphernalin for exeaplifyine some of the dugrees, as the equipment of the lodge of this city s’ the finest in the west. The meeting will last until tomorrow, Van houten's Cocon soluble. combined tions of Thurs The original, most L Picnie at Manhatwan beach. und trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50c; on sale at news stands at Mil- lard and Muur Party at the Miss Mabel Taylor gave a party svening at the Grand hotel, Council Bluffs Mandolin club, supper was served at 10 o'l evening was spent most eujoyably by the guests. Tho following were among those present: Mrs. W. A. Maurer, Misses Kittie and Stella Bullard, Maud Oliver, Addie Sherman, Sable Amy, Jennie Keating, and Elsio Butis; Messrs. Dillon Ross, Cam' Pat- terson, Bert Bolt, F. S. Haas, John Mithen, Ed. Gilbert, Jobn Keating, Thomas Metcalf, and J. N. Casady, Tuesday in bonor of the An elegant ck, and the When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria, ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, shie clung to Castoria, “Vhen she bad Children, she gave them Castoria, | Bgo Palmer | NEWS FROM COL\(IL BLUFES. g About William Palmer's Peculiar ~ Business Transactions. HE DISAPPEARS IN A MYSTERIOUS WAY, Tim o is Missing and He a Valuable Watch is Suspicioned of Larceny. William Paimer, a well known young man who hus been painting signs around the city for sey past, has disappeared, and Mrs. Lenox, a cook at the Pacitic house, is consiaerably ed to know of his where abouts, The have been exceelingly good friends for some ume, and Palmer has been allos RO m liberties about her before yesterdday he was in her after he had left she missed a fino which had been lying ral yea! ny house. room, a gold watch aud chain When Palmer left the city she came to the conclusion that he had stolen the watch, and she put a detective on his trail. He is sup- posed to have gone to Lincoln. Some time got possession of thesame watch, and a sbort timeafter it turned up in a pawn. broker's shop. Mrs, Lennox redecmed the time pieco and forgave all, but the chances ar now that if she finds that she has again been made tho victim of Palmer's peculiar bus| ness transactions, s ng will be to pay Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the best all remedies for children teetbing. uts a bo of STILL LEADING THE PROCESSION, That is the Way the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Achieves Success— See What We Offer This W cek. For this week the Boston offer as o special attraction a mn cent display of nd f may be a little early to call special attention to these things, but we believe in lending the procession, and if you ar not ready to buy you will take pleasure in looking the many beautiful things we shc ese lines, We have just received our fall line of ladies’ garments in all the latest styles and cloths, including cheviots, chevrons, beaver, diagonals, ecuna and matalasse, made up both with and without fur trim- mings will wrnifi- rs. It Store ladies’ coats FURS. muffs and FURS. FURS. capes we have complete assortment we shown, including black coney, French, be beaver, raccoon, monkey, mink, cape 1, keimmer, gold seal, real seal, marten, black skunk, astrachan, oppos- sum, nutria, and in children’s sets we show chinchilla, Angora, Thibet lamb, ermine, tiger and white coney. OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Our Kid Glove Department is the best assorted. We also carsy the largest and most complete line ofall the leading brands known. 'he genuine Foster Kid make a specialty of at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, #2.00 und #2.25 in dressed and un- aressed. BOSTON STORE, Ceuncil Bluffs, Ta, Swanson Musie ( 5 Broadway. New fali goods, finest line in the city, just received at Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Broadway. the have hair, ver, In most French Gloves we Benefit Tonight. A testimonial reception will bo tendered Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Crofts tomorrow even- ing, October 2, in the Royal Arcanum hall, by their friends, in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of -theiz marriage, The follow- ing commiitees have been appointed : Reception—Judge Huobard, E. B. Hart, Prof. Wyckof, 1. J. Brown, George Gerner, £. M. Bunker, E.U. Lougee, W. C. Stacy, Cavin, H. H, Van Brunt, Colonel D. B! Daile, L. M. Shubert, L. W. Tulleys, Mrs. J. B. Atkins, Mrs. D. B. Dailey, Mr: J. Brown, Mrs. H. H. Van Brunt, Mrs J. Abbott, Mr 3. C. Smith, Mrs, L. Koss, Mrs. H. W. Tiiton, Mrs. J. F. Evuns, Miss'Gerr Testimon Elihu Meyers, J. aard, Mrs. Lyman Spooner, lace. A'tine programme will be rendered. A large number of invitations have been issued, but many who would like to attena havo very likely been omitted urintention- ally. Any who have not received invita- tions or complimentary tickets can obtain them by calling upon any of the members of the above committecs. Those who attend will call al the Peurl street entrauce of the Shugart block, id the elevator will be run- uing all the evening for their convenience. 1and Autograph—H. W. Tilton, C. Bixby, Mrs. K. K. Stod* Miss 1da Wal- DeWitt's Little Hisers; onty pi cure sick headache and reguiate the bewels The Event of the Season. At the opening of the millinery par- lors of Misses Sprink and Fearon the display of beautiful hats and bonnets was one of the best ever shown in this city. The parlors were & bower of love- liness with flowers und ferns, The ladies of Council Bluffs have awaited this display with great interest and were charmed with the attractive and varied assortment. Too much cannot be said of the untiring efforts of Misse Sprink and Fearon to give their pat- vons the finest and most umque styles in their line. Having received other consignment of French patte the display will bo continued the r mainder of the w and the ladies wi be pleased to see their friends and pat- rous. Thieves Caught. C. M. Bockman of Omaha called at the police station yesterday morning and com- plained that a horse, harness and wagon had been stolen from his place. Oficer Wells went with bim in the direction 1 which the thief was supposed to have gone and over. to0k the cutfit near the “Four Mile House" on the asylum road. There were two of the thieves, and they had the horse and narness which had been stolen from Bockman, The wagon, howaver, had disappeared, and in its place was an old buckboard that was just on its last legs and lisble to fall to pieces at any time They also had a horse which did did - not veloug to Bockman, nor could the thieves give any satisfactory account of where they got it. They were taken to the police station where they gave their names as John Sorra and Frank Moore, When searched one uf the men was founa to have a loaded six- shooter in his pocket, which he bad appa ently been afraid to use when overhauled by o ofticer and owner of the stolen property. Tho two follows wére slated with horse stealing and were taken to Omaha last even ing. Horse — How to got rich. How to borrow. Pamphlet Rbodus Bros., Bankers, St. Louis, Mo call There will be an enter ment this evening at the Bethany Baptist church, corner High street and 16th avenue. cordiul invitation is extended to Admission, aduits 20 cents, children cents. all, 10 Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl next to Grand hotel. ' Telephone High grade work a specialty, R Dadly Pop-Gun, A young son of I, H. Warren had a nar- row escape yesterduy from the loss of one of and as it is he bias todo all of his t out of one of them. He auother boy of his own Bell, and 4 pop-gun their Drs. street, 145, his eyes, for the prese s playing with age, a son of ( E. the wain object of united sttention Young Bell shot & wad of paper or some haud | substance in the direction of bis companion, and it took effect in his eye . A quarter of an inch from where it landeg"would probably have destroyed the sight df the youngster tirely. —_— Blaze on Main Street, A fire on lowar Main street last night called out the department to the grocery store of N. Rowle adjoining the Meyer hotel The building and sontents were entirely de stroyed. Loss, £1,200; insurance, uot kuown. The cause of the fire is a mystery EITHER CRAZY OR A SCHEMER. Strange Actions of a Wor Warden Home. Havover, N. H., Sapt. 80.—At 0 o'clock Monday night the door bell of Farmer War- den’s house (the home of Almy's victim) was rung by a woman who said as the door opened: “Hero is a lady who wants to stay all night. The visitor had on astylish hat witha veil drawn over her face und wore a long circular reaching to the floor. The stepped forward at once into the house and without any preliminary said: I came up here to stay tonight. I want to see Christie's room and sleep in her bed. I come us a friend.” The family was startled but requested her tositdown. They asked the object of her visit, but she said she was very tired and would expiain all in the morning, Oscar Warden of Monroe, N. H., brother of A. H. Wardeo, noticed that the visitor had & somewhat ‘masculine appearance and his suspicions were aroused. While sitting on the sofa he suddenly seized ber hand and after a struggle in which the intruder do- veloped ilar power unusual tor a woman, the circular was removed disclosing a person dressed ina Prince Albert coat, vest aud trousers, with a white bosom suirt [he intruder thien declared that she was a woman and lier name was Dr. Mary Walker. The woman, who had become much excited refused to talk, further thau to ay that she had come to save Andrew Warden's life, nd would make further statements in the morniog. Neignbors wera calleu and sat up with the woman until morning. The family this morning could not be convince that the person was notaman. Mr. Warden said that no woman of her size could possess her strength aud besides the lai naeck, hands feet and the voice was masculine. He felt so contigent of this, and that there were con- federates about, that hie and a neighbor stood guard all night'grmed with shotguns, The members of the family were so excited that they also sat up all night. About?2 a. m. steps were heard by tho outside watchers, but the bark of Warden's dok frightened away whoever made them. he alleged Mary Walker is about five feet five inches tall, 40 years old, with very dark hair, rather long, with traces of gray, has a short fuce with 10 sign of a beard, and wears steel corsets and spectacles. She has written Mr. Warden several letters. To identify herself, she showed two recéipts for regi tered letters dated Boston, September 18, bearing the name of Dr. Mary Walker and some bagyage checks from a Boston hotel, also §75 in monoy. Two or three persons who claim to know Dr. Mary Walker claim that this person is not she.” Solicitor Mitchell telagraphed to have her teld until his arrival. The iutruder later volunteered the inform: tion that *“This Almy they have arrested is not the man who killed Christie Warden.* Ske arrived from the north on the S o'clock train Monday night and was taken to Ward- en's house by a local liveryman. Mitchell came to Hanover last night and has positive assuranco that the person is a woman. So- licitor Mitcheli made his preparations for the arrest and arraigument of the worzan, but after a loug interview with her he decided to await the results of efforis which are being made to estaplish her 1dentity g s DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Bestlittle pill ever made. Cure coustipation every time. None equal. Use them now. an at the s AWARDED THE CONTRACT. Work on Government World's Building Will Be Commenced. Wasmxeron. D. C., Sept. 30.—Bids were opened at the Treasury department at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the construction of the United States government building at the World's Columbian exposition [according 10 the original plans, as moaified Septemver 16, in order to reduce the expenses. The work is divided into five branches, as fol- lows: rirst, carpenter and joiner work: second, iron work; third, roofiug and plaster work; fourth, plumbing and drainage; fifth, painting and glazin There were twenty-three proposals re- ceived, of these who bid for the euiire work, J. F. Rees of Chicago was the lowest at §135,60. Other bids for the eutire work were E. F. Gobel, Chicago, §345,33: Leach & Son, Chicago, $67.700;" W tello & Co., #357,57: Northwestern Contract- ing company of Chicago, §354,910. FATAL WRECK IN OHIO. Four People Killed and Twenty-Two Hurt in a Collision. Kext, O., Sept. $0.—A freight train on the ew York, Pennsylvania & Obio, collided with a passenger train near Kent, early this morning. Four persons were klled, inciud- ing the engineer and fireman, and twenty-two were injured. The passenger train was oc cupied almost entirely by members of a amily going to a reunion ut Bennington, V't The dead fireman is Clayton Glass. Another of the kilied i eling Enginecr Matwell, A third is an -old lady, Mrs, Tower of Lich- laad, Mich, — - Supreme Court Decisions. Lixcors, Neb., Sept. pecial to Tue Bee.|—Today the suprome court handed down opinions in the following cases : Scott vs Chope. Error from Valley county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb. Squiros county. Norvi Crawl vs Harrington. county. ~Aftirmed.” Opinion Maxwell . Norfolk National bank vs Wood, & Co. Error from Stanton versed and remanded for ings. Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell Renfrew vs Willis, Error from Adams county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, Butts vs Hunter. Appeal from Hall county, Reversed and remanded with directions. Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell County of Lancaster vs Trimble, from Lancaster_county. Affirmed. by Mr. Justice Norval. Colored Baptists. Kaxsas Crry, Mo, Sopt The Baptist general assembly, of uegro churches of the western states and territor- met in 1ts eighteenth annual session in the Second Baptist church here today I'he committee on nominations made its re- port which was adopted. This action elec Rev. J, £, The hicago, 111, moderato! assistant moderator, Rev. Henry Robinson, Kansas City; recording secretary, Mr Charles Stewart, Chicazo: correspondic secretary, I 1. Cobr L treasurer, Rev. B. Hulman, Springfield, Sod Ao executive boerd: W. BT, Jones. Colt Ty Ak et the association will be transacted tomorrow. And the Germans Are Happy. Loxnoy, Sept. 30.—The Caronicle's Berlin correspondent says the issue of all rye bread has been resumed in Germany — Republican Committe HEADQUARTERS REPURLICAN § COMMITTER, OMARA, Sept. 2, 180} of the ropublicin state central com called to meet at the headqunrters, : Saturday, October & A. D, 18] A full attendance 1s regiiestéd %, 1. MERCER HEADQUAKTERS REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE, OMANA, Neb., Sept wiil be u mecting of the' republl trul commitice at_ Millard hotel afternvon, Uctober i 1N, utd b 1. 1. MERCER, Chalr The city republican central commitie D. H: Mercer. chalran st ward, W Umpherson. W. A. Kelley, Peter Hoy oud ward, Morris Morrison, Frauk Kasper 1 Re fleld; Third ward, W. F. Gur.ey Hartiey, A T. White; Fourth ward. R D. Du ap. A 1. Nicholas. D. 1i. Wheeler; Fifth w 10 Redman, Heary D N. Ph Sixth ward. Ed Cone. Georse Th Golden; Seventh ward, M. L. Rosder. <. N Toskip, J. C. Thompson: Eighth ward, J. T Ciarke, M. F. Singieton, Peter Peterson Ninth ward, W. O. Rogers, 1. L. Seward, W. A. Free vs Elwood. Error Affirmed. Opinion by from Hol Mr. Justice Error from Buffalo by Mr. Justice Bancroft county. Re- further proceed- Appeal Opinion composed 1as, ( Meetings. ATE CENTR A mieeting nittec s % p.m, Chairiman ITY CENTHAL 0, 1591, There DAY. [GEY, BOULANGER'S LAST COUP CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE his suicide was the stoppage o few days ago of his political subsidies from supporters, inalcating that his career was finished, 1t is rumored that archbishop of Maliines has refused to auth Ze a religious service on the occasion of the ral General Boulanger, Boulanger visited the cemetery at § o'clock in the morning. He than retur arranged some pape The property left by Mme. Bonnemain had been judiciously tied up fn order to prevent her bequeathing it to General Boulanger, The _first sojourn of the pair in Brussels and in London cost £200,000, Another £200,000 was fritted away over his papers and elec- tion funds. Beyond needless extravagance the gencral never tried to feather his own vest, as did many of his pretended adherents @M. Constans, minister of the interior, on heariue of the suicide, said he genuinely grieved the general's death. He was coli- scious that he was responsible for the upset- ting of the popular idol by a packed though illegally constituted tribunal In other political quarters it is remembered to the general's credit that he practically mado the foundation of the entente with Rus: His son-in-law, Major 1 ally banished on his account to Tunis, wh the climate was unsuited to Mme. Driant, whose two children died recently. Tho gen- eral showed symptoms of consumption, of which diseuse’ Mme. DeBonnemain died This, added to the taint of hereditary insan ity, lenves no wonder that he committed the 1 act The news of the suicide of General Bou langer was a bombshell in the Boulangist camp. The absent leaders were forthwith re: tested by tele to return to Paris for a neoting to decide upon the issue of a manifeésto to the putlic. The festo will probably announce the continuation of the revisionist policy Prayed for Him Silently. Sept. 30.—The news ot tho suicide of General Boulanger has cavsed consider ab tement in Italy, where he was re- garded as a natural enemy. Signor Crispi treated him with contempt, t military men looked upon him as a fore- ;unner of war between Italy and France. When Cardinal Bampolla, the papal secre try of state, informed the pope of the gener al's suicide the pope uttered an exclamation of sadness and prayed silently. T'he general’s private life piaced him on the black books of the vatican, yet his career was watched with feverish vigilauce there. The French pilgrims now here were much ex- cited on hearing of the general's suicide. Comments of the French Press. The suicide of General Boulanger caused a sensation 1n Paris. All the evening papers contained obituary articles, but_none, with with the exception of LeJour. reflects’ upon the political aspects of the general’s life. LeJour says: Boulunger knew the intoxication wildest and noisest popularity. It who said to politicluns that the weakn one too often influencel the decision of other. His own end fully justifies that tum. He had not the courage to survive who'sacrificed herseif for hiim. LeJours' article concludes with & scathing comparison between the manner of his death and bis imperialistic pretenses, Debats, in commenting upon the career sueral Boulanger, says: aps he thoushtto be a C: poleon, though he had none of their genius. fursh words ure needless. His entful Hl ended in death, which, althouzh uniser wus dramatie. In all !IMWHN the um\nll‘ was prow pted by sincere f Le Soleil remarks: It was o stringe destiny, afte Vitellus, to die like Werther. Solendid cdroer BouianRer might have had as a simple soldier. Gaulois says: Boulanger,s death was Lis last blunder. M. Rochefort, in a communication pub- lished today, says: It anything could overcome my deep grief it is thie excess of indiznation I feel at tne foul abuse poured out on my dear worthy friend by his pe utors. La Liberte The Iife of & wan who couid have upset the republic, had he chosen to agitate France to un enormous degree, has ended Jike that of a liero of romance or of a novel. He dled as far away from home. La Patri says: The deed was like that of hero of a novel nd not like that of a heroic so.dler. Loxboy, Sept. 30.—The Berliu correspond- ent of the news telegraphs: Germany has lost one of her greatest foes, for he kuew that the possibility of recove Liis power luy in o war with Germany. B NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST. ant, was vir Rowr of dic: ner Nebraska. Crab Orchard ships onions by the carload to St. Louis. The democrats of the Eighth judicial _dis- trict nominated J. C. Crawford of West Point for judge. R. O. McVicker has contracted for bushels of wheat among the diffe ances in the vicinity of Cozad, The Platte county republican_central com- mittee hus nominated Dr. H. J. Arnold for coroner to fill the vacancy left by the con- vention. Every candidate on the Garfield county re- publican ticket, with the exception of one, is & mewber in good stauding in the farmers’ alliunce, and every one of them are farmers. Fire destroyed the residenco of C, K. Ar- nold together with a large amount of grain, near Blue Hill. The fire was started by un- known persons while the family was away from home A man hving in Central City, who is in the habit of whipping his wife, has been notitied that he can not persist in the habit and re- main in good health, The warning came from a large number of his neigh bo William Moore, alius Anderson, who got as far us Yankton, S. D., Wwitn a livery rig be longing to W. F. Banks of Grand Island, nus been taken back to auswer for his crime. Ho is about 5 years of age and claims to be an insurance agout. willinm and Rieckman Siebel were brought before Judge Miner at Seward, charged with burning up four wheat_stacks' belonging to Ired C. Rurup of B. The evidence was not sufficient to bind them over to the district court and they were discfarged. the few democrats there are in Yor! county are disgusted with the course of Edi- tor Corcoran of the York Democrat in going overto the alliance, aud as @ consequence Hon, Charles Casper and C. W. McCune of Davia City will start a democratic paper in York. As Mr, and Mrs. Rasmus Hanson wero driving to their home from Boeius, Howard county, the horses fell over a stoep high em- embankment and before the occupants of the wagon could alight they were precipitated with the horres and wago: The team and wagon were badly damaged. Mr. Hanson re cewved a fracture of two or three ribs and sustuined several bad bruises, ard his wife who fell under the leam, received a crushed breastand was severely nurt internally. Willie Thomas has been contined to his bed for tne pust week with some unkuown dis says the Niobrara Tribune. No phy sician that vot .seen him has ever seen any case hike it Ho is now shedding his skin for the sixth time 1n eleven vyears. This time ne caught @ vad cold sbout the time it came on, and ke is now having the second attack. ‘The skin peels off from head 10 foot in pieces as large as the haud. It is & very singular case aud he is surely & horri- ble looking sight. Robin Beachamp of 'Fort Hartsuff, nea: Burwell, was seriously Injured by tne acc dental discharge of a revolver the other night while io comrany with two compan ions. He was proparing to charivari Frank Meclntyre and bride. In some unknown SICK HEADAGHE Positively cured by these Little Piils, They also reileve Dis- tress trom Dyspepsta, In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem-| y for Dizziness, Nauses, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pain 1n the Side RPID LIVER. Tney regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIC 200,000 t alli ed home and | | ¥ s “ = NO FUSEL OIL THIS PURE MEDICINAL WHISKEY § the best remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ci Malaris, A-thma, Bronchius, and PNEL MONIA. Itreliev:s WOME of the troubles to thelr sex. T ME it is the st boon, as it relieves that man.” Tudy's Pure Whiskey can be obtained from your druggist o grocer. Insist 01 having it. Take no substitute as it is the ONLY PURE MEDICINAL ON} S nd for our b THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. THE KING OF ALL COUGH CURES; DOCTOR ACKER'S ENCLISH REMEDY Sold in England for 1s. 1%d., and in America for 25 cents a bottle. 1T TASTES GOOD. Dr., Acker's En%xlsh Pills Cure Sickness and Headache, all, pleasant, o favorite with W. 1. HOOKEIL KEW YOIE. KUHN & CO. ELL, Omaba. {dent r URE INK 1LLS FOR SALE BY MAN & MCCONN and SHER- Leaves o Dellcate and Lasting Odor After Using, If unable to procura RITANDON BELLS SOAP send Za1n stamps and recelvo a cake by roturn mall. JAS. S.KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL. —Shandon_Bells Waltz (the pop- ular Soclety Waltz) sent FREE to anyono send- ing us three wrappers of Shandon Bells Soap. Send 10c in stamps for sampl a4, J0c in stamps fo ple bottle Shandon whnner a revolver, which was in the posses: sion of one of the trio, was discharged and the ball passed through the palm of Beachamp's right hand and entered the right lez near the nip, ranging downward and lodged under the knee-cap. lowa. The Crestor. grand jury liquor sellers. A stock company has been formed ut Letts- ville to bore for gas. A saloon ran in full blast in a grave yara at Carroll during the fair. Revival meetings are being beld in churches throughout the state. The Dubugue board of trade will endeavor to interest tho Boston capitalists in Dubuque reaity. Orange Hart, who shot himself at chester becauseé bis wife would not live with nim, nas died. ke Vipton E inaicted twelve many Man- gle has an ear of corn that 1s quite a curiosity. The center of the cob, instead of vemng pithy, is filled with well developed kernels of corn. The is talk in Des Moines of ordinance requiring the tires of all heav. wagons to be three inches wide. The nar row tires cut even the brick pavements. Cedar Rapids is to have a Bobemian news- paper. It will be called Spravedlnost, which means justice. A number of prominent Bo- nemian citizens are vehind the venture, Ole F. Bergen, living near Ridgeway, lost by fire his entire crop of gramn und hay; also two stables and a new granary just com- vleted the previous day. Cause ufiknown. A. C. Sheperd has been arrested at Fort Dodge on compla of a woman named Hutchinson, charged with sending obsceno and insulting letters through the mails, He was beld to tne grand ju A prisoner named Arlington, held in Cresco juil for swindliug by collecting money for enlarging pictures, escaped by sawing out two steel bars from the window. He was wanted in several other places, A pieasant feature at the Crocker brigade banquet in Des Moines was tte presenting of a fine gold watch with a diamond sct to Mrs, Jesse Cheek by the boys of the Fifteentn Towa, the specch being made by Captain Goodrell. Mrs. Cheek sang for the boys when she was a little girl in the camps at Davenport and Keokuk and they haven't for- votten it, passing an the 1A CALL. For the Douglas County Repu Conventic Mican The repunlican electors of Donglas connty, Nebraska, are hereby culled w meet i vention at Wishinzton In_the Omabn on M 1801, o'clock p. ., for pluc nomination ’can the following of- fices, to-wit Clerk of th County judg County cler County treasirer, « C idates foi district court, nty sheriff Ly coroner County surveyor. O aty comuiissioner, First distric One superfutendent of publie instruction. Six justices of peace ut large for the city Omulin Six constables at lar And assessors for t precincts. And such other business as 10 before sald convention The representat n sald convention shall for cach ward Omaha nine delegates ty of South Omaha. nine de b presinet outside of O aha, five dy tes. The pr setion of delezates o sald cc held lu the different citles of Omuha and South Owmaha Saturday. October 10, 1801, between ars of 13 o'elock noon and and In the procinets outside 1 the sane Primiries sha form t the lnws of Nebraska in such ca ade aud provided Dated this 26th day ot Se Mosks P O M. H. REOFIELD, Secre - nger and Money Missing. Tex.,, Sept. %.—F, W. Hott f the Pacifi pany, is two g over O of it Omaha. wards o for city and may properly Zates sha and South arice for th f the tember, 1501, 1WIEN Chalrimnn, ary Mes missing & packages contaic SPECIAL R ness clsewhere %, Bee, TAOR REN ook eat FOOUND Enquire T \l chiar Council NOR SALE [ from postofiice, highly desirable, IXPERT Co Utect order, D. TLATRY and tre All letters promptly BROWNING KING & (0 SAWA GOt Has it ever occured to you, the sume for & FALL IT or nerves himself SU make a few compat the handsome Business vy weight Ove and economy from We guarantee to fit you out shades, novelties in f styles known to men of tasta, Medium, from ter foe fine trade, We'll do the rest. BROVALNG, abs Ove p to ask? If fsons between tl ana Dress Su outs we've made up for We'll turn you out a business suit in dress worsteds, unfinished worsteds, cassimeres or light and heavy weights, cut English box, all late fads among men of dress, at pri ces ranging 0 1o §40 We want your judgment on our present 15th and Douglas Sts. of such fabulous the not, call a rdity of pay average swell tailor halt right and v pr '.-‘1 offerings and ts, light, medium and hea- fall winter cont, as now, and .00 1 5200 the made to order equal of any 30 1§30 genuine English and funcy modern from cheviots < suits, or [ OVERCOATS. form ftting, loose back or AR Reliable Clothiers, Southwest Cor. 15th & Douglas Send for catalogue. NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ARE Chance z business: —forsa s Bukery doing good canb Lought right. Busi- deman ts personal attentic ouncil Blufrs rooms Furnished house of 7 2 Third avenuc, Bay horse, saddled and Dhridled. Fernley, 2508 South avenue ERAL stocks of merchandise and clear nd Council TS property to ox for Towa farms. 1f you have s faru write to' Johinston & Van Patten, Biuis fruit furm threo miles tmproved and very Forest Suiith, Bualdwin block imbin bieyele, 52 inch, in per- WiIL trade for good rific. 2 Atkins, Counetl Blufrs, Tu OYANC Dis ted with re. C. A. mind reading or es of all kind diagnosod hot baths and miussage answered. Office hours. 1010 p. 1, No. 2 avenue E, near cor 15th street F onR SALE or Rent—Garden lund with houses, by J. K. Rice, 101 Main st Coun Bluffs ‘\'A\‘l'l D—A & THE OLD RELIABLE cther Just as street, on your heater or cook NOR RENT- | k! Beware of el nt to g we have st the quality of »‘y~(hr-~ I unt e both cheap st ienishiod r With or with Very desieable location. Refer 100 Glen uvenue, wdjoining it bosrd 5 required 0l purk RADIANT HOME STOVES, cap imitations. If you don't Ly the price of u first grade stoves ves i whole lot cheaper, but® 1t ron, the perfect itting of door s thit makes & £0od SLOVE COSL 1 a cheap one. A stove mude of €17 iron ghing 43 pounds, don’t eost us m 1% i \e casting ne from the St s much yre all alr-tizht fit. yet the one stove tuel and Tasts a fow satistaotion, wnd (n the end uine Rud e or | wart Heater. Wo sell d stoves. Honest & Cole, 41 Maln stove 1 don't ¢ ind to an ~ less, waste gives osentation ) tfail to fgure with Cole ADVICE TO THE ACGED. Age brings Infirmities, such s sluggish bowels, weuk kidneys and torpid liver, Tult’s Pills ifie effect o ulnting T bawels Kive es, and Linp FIRSTNATIONALBANK OF COUNCIL Paid Up Capital.... Oldest organized bank tn tha city domestic exchange and local s attention pald to collections. Aecounts of individe uals, banks. bankers and corporations sollcita 1 Correpondence invitad « P, SANFORD, Prosident A W. RIEKMAN, Cashier. AL T RICE, Assistant Cashlen, CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PF TOTAL CAPIT DiRECTORS—T Shugurt, B E, 1t 0. D, F R Hannan, Transict genera Largest capltal and surplus of wny L in Southwestern lowa, NTZREST ON TIME DEFOSITS BLUFF3, IOWA. #100,000 Forelgn and urlilos. Kspocial OFITS, L AND SUi A. Miller 14 N. Main 8t,, Coua: Funeral Director and Embalmer, THE GRAND Council ELEGANTLY HOTEL IS NOW N. W, TAYLOR, Bluffs, APPOINTED orr Ia THIS Managar. Attorneys at law, Prao tice in " the state wond Rooms % 4 and 5 Shugard Councli Bi Sims & Saunders Beno blog 9 Law, No. 1 over Hushe Business ats, Lo Attornoy at J. Chambers, 3/ALgrner, .o nell’s store. Telephone No. %51 Lours 54 w. Y p.w, Vouncil i COOK'S ELECTRICAL W attention given SUPPLIES to F octrio intors WALTER V. COOK, L ST, COUNCIL BLUFFS