Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFF! OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL Delivered by oW TIL 1y part of the City MANAGER JHONES | Business Office. . TELEPHONES { N{hE Blitor MINOKR N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal, Crafv's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. If you want water in your vard or house, £0 10 Bixb, Merriam biock. The question of opening First avente from Main street to Bancroft is being agitated. Special meeting of the Women’s Christian association at Mrs. George T. Phelps’ this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Little Housekoepers” will be de- you at_the Congregational tomorrow evening. Admission cents, “An Evening of Art, tozethor with Council Bluffs' best musical talent, Masonic hall, November 17, under auspices Trinity M. E. choir. Pottawattamie Abstract Co. {s prepared to furnish abstracts at lowest prices; oldest set of books In this county. Ofiico, Kimbail- Champ Investment Co. Jona Day, who was arrested soveral days ago for stealing a cant from Marcus’ clothing store, was givea & sentance of two weeks yesterday by Judge Me Tde Cummings of Beatrice, Nob., and Laura Hilton of Stanberry, Mo, were married Tuesday evening by Jistice Hammer at his rosidence on North Main streot Marringe licenses wera issuod yesterday to Samuel M. Reichart and Jessio M. Maxiiold of Neola, and to Henry Harms and Josie Olt ma, both of Pottawattamio county. A petition was filea in the oftice of tho clerk of the district court yesterday by Mrs, Martha ayne asking that she bo ap pointed guardian of the estato of Joseph H. Tayne, who is now confined in the insanc asylum, Tho funeral uf tho Infantson of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hart took placo yesterday after. noon from the family residenco on Park ave- nue. A large concourse of frionds followed the remains to Walnut Hill cemetery aud there were many floral emblems. John Phillips, who was mentioned yestor- day in connection with the war now being waged 1 the Upper Broadway mission, wishes T Brr to deny the statement that be admitted that ho had lied with referenco o the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. He claims he only admitted that bo was mis- taken. Iuvitations are out for the marriage of Judge J. I, . McGee of the superior court and Miss Kato Pusey. The wedding cere- mony will tako placo’ next Wednesday, No- vember I8, at 2 p. m., at the residence of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. M. Pusey, corner of Pearl stroot and Willow avonue, Tne Board of Supervisors presented Aloxan- der Osler with a fine meerschaum pipe whicn has been given to the rotiring meravers of the board ac each session for a number of genorations. County Auditor Hendricks was the lust possessor of tho pipe and now he ©expects to contest Osler's rigit to the smoker on the legal ground that what bas once beon given can’t be taken back. Mary . Allen commencod a suit yester- day in tho district court ngainst Christ Behroeder, in which sho alleges that the de- fendent, who is her next door neighbor, has entered upon her premises and commenced %o construet @ fenco ou her proverty, and that he will tear down the fence which' the plaintiff has already built. She asks for a permanent imjunction preventing Schroeder Trom interfering with ner possession of tho property in any way. Joo Matlock, Avthur Snyder, Charles Williams and Dick Webster wore brought un for trial in tho superior court vesterday on the charge of disturbing tho Leace. They were tho boys who haa been arrested at tho Instance of the man Hare, who cleimed thoy were in the habit of poking fun at hira in o very practical and decidodly monotonous way. Webstor was discharged, ns he was found not to he mixed up in the case. The other three wero each fined $1 and costs and given u talking to by his honor. MENTION, The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will fnaugurate a great two weeks’ sale, commencing Saturday, November 14, Watch the daily papers Friday morning for the list of bargains that will be offered during that sale. Unprece- dented bargains in everv department, such as never seen before in the history of Council BlufTs, BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & Co., Council Blufls, Ia. ——— Notice to Omahn Bids will be eived for the carponter work of & three-story brick warehouso for Daniel Carrige of Council Bluffs, up to and including November 17, 8 p. m. Plans und sp ations can be found au room 622, Paxton block, and bids should be addressed to C. E. Bell, architect, and marked “Proposals for Carpenter Work on Carvigg Block,” AKAGRAPHY. ontractors, PELSONAL Rev. F. L. Hayden of Marno cty yosterday. Mrs. J. F. McAncney is absent on a month's visit' to relatives in Cass county, Towa. John R. Black, county superrisor-elect of Wright township, was & Bluffs visitor yes torday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bublitz bave roturned from u three months’ visit with relatives iu Wisconsin. Hon, T, M. Britt, the re| of Mills county, is ' the ci bis nephew, W. E. Clumbers. Dr. G. 8. Guornsoy, formerly of this city, now living in Van'Buren county, is in the city renewing acquaintances with old friends, John T, Stewart and family have g to attend the marriage of Charles . and Miss Frank Beach, which takes place in Stamford, Conn., next Wednesday. J, L. Stewart and family leave this morning for the samo place. was in the entative-slecy ¥, the guest of —_— The ladies of Broandway Methodi Episcopal chureh will hold their *Car- nival of the Seasons’ at Masonic Temple Friday, November 20. Dinner and supper will be served. There will be good music during the evening and a varioty of fancy articles on sale through- out the day, ‘The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia., s open overy evening until 9 o'clock, Saturdays 10 o’clock, The finest grade of boots and shoes at Morris’, 6 Pearl street e Drs. Woodbu dentists, streot, next to Grand hotel, 145, High grade work a spec 30 Pearl ‘elephone- Ay, We hav our own vinyards in Califor- nia. Jurvis Wine company, 803 Main st. Plush chairs from $1.75 up; bed room suits from $10.50 up; wire springs, $1.40, at Mofigan’s, 740 Broadway. W. S. Baird, attorney, Everott block. Oldest and best whisky, medicinal use. Jarvis Wine compauy, Council Bluffs, Miss Maj wuker, 14 | Gleason, fashionable dress- earl street, upstairs. Hotel Gordon is first class. $2.00. When Baby was sick, we gave Lier Casloria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she bad Chikiren, she gave them Castoria, THE NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Another Chepter of the Allegcd Romance of Romanc-Greanburg, ROCCO WAS NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT. His Honor Could Find No Reason Holding th of Sunny Italy — 3 upervisors in for Son Sessiol Yesterday nfternoon Judeze McGee heard the case of the state agaiust RRocco Romano, charged with committing an assault upon Lizaie Greenburg, a protty Kussia girl, who is living with her brother-in-law w this city, There was a great deal of incousistency in the stories told by the two partios to thesuit and it was evident that one or the other of them had forgotten the beauty of unvar- nisbed trutn, Rocco, when placed upon the stand, stated that he was engaged to Lizzie, having pro posed to her and been accepted a week after thoy met. Krom that time on be kept her in clothing and paid her bourd biil, the amount expended being in the neighborliood of $100. A short time ago come to this city, e for the purpose of having a talk with aud in case she had decided to leave uim, to make her give up the fourteen pairs of shoe other articles of bric-a-brac he had presented eir betrothal, He denie e in any way, aud 1 with which ke could mado” the assault had he been so dis- posad. Ihe prosecuting witness said she had unever been engaged to Rocco und that they had never been anything more than quaintances. She was shown s 1 letter: which purported to have been written by her to him, and she denied knowing any thing about them, saying she could ucithe read nor write. A large number of Italians from Omaha were put upon tho staud one after another, but none of them were able to tell anything’ that would throw any light on the case, After all the evidence has been heard the court decided that there had been nothing to show that Rocco had committed an assuult and ho was aischarged. Furniture, carpets, stoves at cost, at Mandel & Klein'’s. Jun. Ist we quit business. _—— Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. Evening and dress hats specialties at the Louis, Masonic block. —— The Opera House Trouble. The condition of the drama in Council Bluffs, past, present and future, as viewed by the organization which has been trying to run the opera house, has a far different look when viewed through the eyes of Mr. Do- hany, the veteran manager and owner of the building. He does not appear at all alarmed at the threat that if he does not release the oreanization from its leaso it will keep the opera house closed for the rest of the season, When asked hy a reporter what he intended 1o do he had little to say boyond the state- ment that the company could close the house If it saw fit, but it would of course be respou- sible for all damages resulting. Ho has made the company what he desms a very generous proposition, by which ne will résume the management, but’ the com- pany has not seen fit as yet'to either accept. or reject it, In regard to the securing of attractions the date book and correspondence are cited as evidences that it was through M. Dohany’s influenco and endeavors that nearly every one of the best attractions bad been booked, and that some companics absolutelv refused to come hero unless under his management. Mr. Dohany has numerous reasons for uot feeling that the pathway of an opera house manager is strewn with roses. When some years ago lie yielded to the public clamor for a new opera house, he was assured by a com- mittee of citizens that he would_ receive a bonus of 5,000, There was ocly 1,400 real- ized from the subscription, and some of that came only by the pinch of lawsuits, Iustead of the city piling and protecting the creek bank, it neglected to do anything but make good promises, until a heavy ftlood came, washing away the rear of his buildingand causing & damage of several thousand dol- lars. Then, his attempts to provide attrac. tions have been so poorly sustained that it has been only by care and ecouomy that ex- penses have - been met. The _citizens who have spent soveral thousand dollars in discovering that there is no movey in runuing the opera house, now threatens to closo it unless he takes it off thewr hands on thewr own terms. This is the way the situa- tion appears from Mr. Dohany’s standpoint. He is an old citizen, and has not only in- vested his all here 'but has been carrying heavy financial burdens in endeavoring to “build up Couneil Bluffs.”” Those who are shouting this cry so vigorousiy should bo the tirst to give him just consideration and en- couragement. The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will inaugurate a great two weeks' sale commencing Saturday, November 14., Watch the anily papers Friday morning for the list of bargzins that will be offered during that sale. Unprece- dented bargains in every department, suck never seen before in the history of Council Biuffs, BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGUAM, WHITELAW & Co., Council Bluffs, Ta. — Jones (reading The Bee)—Hero something very sweet in the paper. Mrs, Jones—What is it? A poem? Read it, please, dear, Jones (reading)—Twenty-four pounds of granulated sugar for $1.00 at Brown’s C. 0. D. grocery. uild party ischanged from 13th to Tuesday 17th, in Hughes' hall, Supervisora' Meeting, The Board of County Supervisors con- tinued their session yesteraay and transacted a number of items of business. Theamounts of the bonds for the various county officials was tixed as follows for the e Treasurer, §140,000; sheriff, $10,000; coroner, $1,000; surveyor, §,000; supermtendent of schiools, 1,000, It béing’ Alexander Oslor's last meeting as & member of the board, = resolution was passed thaoking him for his universal kinduess and consideration toward the other members of the board aud testify- ing to theirappreciation of his high character, ‘The matter with roference to the cancella tion of tho taxes upon what is known as “Overton’s Mission” was brought up. The city council cancelled the taxes on the prop- y some timo ago, but after consideration ard came to the conclusion that it w: private property and cousequently not e empt from taxation, ‘They refused to ratify the previous action of the council, J. L, Foremay, overseer of the poor, re- ported that ho had expended $316.14 sice the lust mecting. His report wus adopted and an ordor of #8300 made in his favor for use until the next meeting. The action of the county auditor and cer- tain members of the board in acceptiug #4,200.00 03 payment in full of all taxes duo the county from the Fivst National bank was rutified by resolut ou, The use of the south room of the court bouse was granted fo the Westérn Horticultural society to make a dis- play December 8 and 9, provided it shal not interfere with the holding of superior court. —— New fall goods, finest in the Reiter’s, the tailor, 810 Broadwa, is Kindergarten in rooms ne €. A., Moreiam block. teachers. Rates very lov Will Hepaie the Church, Some time ago the members of the Baptist church, led by Rev. L, A. Hall, the pastor, decided to tear down their building and putup a larger and finer one. Owing to the opposition manifested by o part cuugregation it has been thought best to abandon the ides, and the action of the churcn on the former occasion has been re- scinded. 1t has veen decided to make some of the | | alterations ir. the present building insteal of tearing it down allogother, and thus to bring it up to date and to the needs of the congro- gation. Tho cast side of the building will bo torn out and moved to the eastern limit of the lot, which will fncrease the width by about ten feet It is provable that a steeple will also bo erected before the improvements are completed The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, In., is open every evening until 9 o'clock, Saturdays 10 o’cloc A an per cent off on all millinery dered during the first three day week at the Louis, The Boston Store, Couneil Bluffs, Ta., open every evening until 9 o'clock, Saturdays 10 0'clock. e U mison and Mrs, W mtertain the soc Parochinl Aid society of St. ish Thursday evening, November 12, at the residence of Mr, Jamison on First avenue, Mrs, Cotton and Miss Kate Bradley of Omaha will furnish amusical and literary entertainment. All are cordially invited. H. Troy- Wble of the Paul’s par- FATAL 104 WRECK. Fiveman James Schocker hilled and the Engineer Badly Scalded. WatERLOO, 8., Nov. 11.—By a collision in the Tilinois Central yards in this city last night, Fireman James Schocker received in- juries from which he died this morning. Schocker's family lives at Red Oak, Ia., ro the romains have been sent. The en- g was also badly crushed and scalded, but bis injuries are not thought to be fatal, rohibitory Amendments in lowa. Des Moises, Ta, Nov, 11.—Judge Courad of the district court Monday listened to urguments in the application of J. Harve the State Temperance Alliance for a writ of mandamus to compel the secretary of state to certify to him a copy of the constitution of Iowa and particularly constitutional amend- ments on the prohibitory law. In an opinion rendered yosterday, Judge Conrad sustained the scerefary of state, holding that, in view of the supreme court’s ruling, the secretary could not be compelled to certify to the con stitutional amendment. A notice of appea was given and an effort was made to carry the caso to the supreme court. Whether or not the supreme court will reopen the case is a question that will be followed with groat interest by the temperance societies. Judge Conraa’s ruling was what was expected and vives those interested in the case tho neces- sary opportunity to get the request before the highest tribunal of the state, Reward for Supposed Murderers. Des Moixes, Ia,, Nov. 11.—[Special Tele- gram to Tiie Ber. | —Governor Boies has is- sued a proclamation offering d reward of §300 for tho discovery of the body of Peter Lar- son, supposed to have been murdered about August 22 near Thornton, in Cerro Gordo county, provided tho discovery of the body with such evidenco as is now at hand or may be obtained, serves to convict the person or persous guilty of the murder. District Jud ze Appointed. Des Moives. Ia,, Nov. 11.—[Special Tele gram to Tug Bee.|—P. B. Wolf, who re- signed the senatorship in the Clinton disirict, has been appointed by (iovernor Boies dis- trict judge to succeed A. B. Howett who re- signed to go west. pedibS et No gripping, no nausea, no_pain when De- Witv's Little Barly Risers are taken. Small pill. Safe pill. Bost pill. i K 3 'S FACE. CLOUD ON L Total Eclipse of the Moon Due Next Sunday Evening. A total eclipse of the moon is to oceur on Sunday ovening, November 15, visible more orless to Europe, Asia, Africa, the Atiantic ocean, North and South America, and the eastern part of the Pacinic ocean, which will be a spectacle well worth observing, and one particularly interesting to the general pub- lic. Over the western portion of the United States the eclipse will begin in the after- noon, before the moon appears above the horizon, snd the phenomenon, when first visibie, will be well advanced, the moon ris- ing immersed in the shadow of the ecarth, and appearing dimmed, as if covored with & dark veil. Butus tho total phase will be quite generally visible throughout the coun- try at a convenient hour iu the evening, the eclipse will occur under favorable conditions for all to observe the imposing spectacle, and it may be seen to excellent advantage should the sky be clear and the weather pleasant. It will also be the privilege of observers to view the exhibition without any optical assistance whatever, ond a telescope will not be re- quired, foran eclipse of the moon may be seen just as well, if not even better, by the naked eye, and all will be able to witness the's pectacle with advantages equal to those onjoyed by the professional astromomer 1in his well-cquipped observatory. ‘The coming eclipse, says the Minneapolis Tribune, should no clouds obscure the sky, promises to be the most interesting celestial avent of the vear, and, occurring as it does on Sunday evening, when most persous, re- lieved from business cares, will have an ol portunity to enjoy the spectacle, it will doubtless be observed with unusual interest throughout the entire country. For the benefit of those who would liké to observe the eclipse we give the time of its various phases, which will occur in Minneapolis, moridian or local time, as follow Moon enters penumbri. . snters unibra, or sk A 4:00 p. i 5:08 MIddIe Of €CHPSC.eerttirrsierees L Total celipse ends gy Moon leaves umbra, or siadow .. Moon leaves penumbri. ..o ... . 1. To all places east of Minneapoiis the phrases will oceur later, and to those west, rlier than the times given above, the differ- ence boing four scconds for each mile, in either direction. The phases will occur at exactly the samo instant in all places where they are visible, though tho time by the clock will be different in” various portions of tho country, and the apoearance of the eclipse will” be practically the same to all those who observe it from that Lalf of the earth's surface which is turned away from the sun at the tim —_——— Forsing a Settlement, Cuicaao, 1L, Nov. 11.—The Illinois Trast and Saviugs bank, recciver of the Chicago branch of S. V. White & Co. of New York, filed o petition in the United Statos cirouit court this morning to compel the garnishees 1n attachment suits begun against firms in debtea to >, V. White & Co., to come into the United State court and present their sov- oral accounts and pay over to tho receiver what is due from them. At tho time of the failure nearly a dozen firms secured attach ments against firms indented to S. V. White & Co,, and these accounts have been offectu ally tled up ever since. - Hus ) sdiction. Hanmisnvng, Pa,, Nov. 11--A vote was taken this afternoon on the resolution thav the senate was without jurisdiction in the cases of Auditor General McCammant and State Treasurer Bover, and it was agreea to by & strict parly vote, A resolution was offered and adopted by party vote that when the senate adjourned today it would adjourn sine die, NEWS OF Do Director General 15 serlously i1l Th iual meeting of the g ary committec of the Methodist el session at Clevelanu, O, The Awerican Horse und Live Stoek has opened_ut Chicago under the auspices of tha (linols State Board of Agriculture Surveyors roturned froni southern Califor- nia roport thit the Salton luke | fixture at seetion. 1t WAters are now on an uy f twenty-five foet in « epth disustrous wreek oceurred on the 1ilin e Medina 0. A p boand. coltlded with c) s Wero com TERDAY., pstl ¢ avis of the World's falr Al mission- rch iy in show train south bound f de ‘.u-h'.r. en kille Three life \ado thelr escay the stute vt Waupun, nder th i thist must have taken y passad_ through se W " The men were Kobert N. West, Slugk and Ferd Knaack from Wis.. OMAHA DAILY BEE 'STILL OPEN FOR DISCUSSION, I Agrecment to Arbitrate the Alaskan Quee- tion Not Entirely Oompleted. BRAZL'S MINISTER GIVES HIS OPINION, He Thinks the Situation Has Been aggerated—Another Sealing Case Before the Supreme Court— Washington Gossip. x- Wasniaros, D. €, Nov. 11.—The ciosest inquiry fails to elicit any further informa- tion in regard to detals of agreement reached by the United States and (ireat Brit- ain to submit the Behring sea case to arbi- tration. [t is learned, however, thatthe v hus not yet received the signatures of the representatives of the United States and Great, Britain, for although all the poiuts to bo submitted to arbitration have been agroed upon, the method of arbitration is still a matter open to discussion. ‘This must be ar- ranged and included in the terms of the treaty. There are soveral methods of pro- ceedure in such cascs, one of the most satisfactory to the interests of the United States, heretofore, being that which was followed in the appointment of the Geneva arbitrators, In that case the United States and Great Britain each chose one representa- tive from other nations and these two selectea threo others, the five members com- posing the arbitration commission. While it has not been deterruined to follow this courso in the Behring seu arbitration, it is belioved by persons in authority that this remaining point will be adjusted before the meeting of the senate and that the urbitrators will have defined tho exnct rights of the United States ard Groat Britain in Behring sea before the opening of the noxt session of congress. Regarding the decision of the supreme court in the Sayward case, it can bo stated that the administration is awaiting the out- come with equanimity. If tho court denies the British contentions the result will be very gratifying, but if it should take the othér course and find the seizure of the vessel to have veen illegal, the administration has the satisfaction of pointing to the fact that it is nowise rasponsible for the seizure of the Sayward, which was made by order of 1ts predecessor. MENDACIOUS JOUR VALIS. English Newspapers Guilty of the Meanest KRind of Lying. Wasmisaroy, D. C, Nov. 11.—Much in- dignation is expressed at the State and Navy Departments at tho conduct of certain En- glish newspapers in ascribing foolish senti- ments and remarks to Minister Egzan and Captain Schley in connection with the pend- ing questions between the Chilian aud United ates government. No oune hero believes what the papers assert, and the opinion is held in the departments that the English papers in question are engaged in an effort to foment the growth of a fecling of animosity by Chilians against the peoplo of ths United States. In the case of Brazil no word has been re- ceived from Ministac Conger tending to con- firm the story of the revolt of three of the principal Brazilian provinces, which also has been reported from English sources, Toere is a disposition there also to attribute to English papers a dosire to embarrass Bruzilian authorities, who were responsible for the nogotiation of & reciprocity treaty with the United States, inasmuch as this ar- rangement has already sensibly extended commerce between Brazil and the United Statos. The closest inquiry failed to elicit any fur- ther information respecting the details of the agreement reached by United States and Great Britain to submit the Behring sea caso to arbitration. FROM AN UNOFFICIAL SOURCE. News Aflirming the Reported Revo- lution in Brazil. Wasmsgroy, D. C., Nov.11.—The first intimation the Brazilian wminister here has received ot the reported secession of some of the provinces of Brazil was in the form of an unofficial dispatch today, to the effect that it was reported in Rio that the state of Rio Grande do Sul had reunounced all allegiance to the government and Lad seceded. As this dispatch came from a reliable source the minister believes, in the absence of any con- traaictory statement from his government, that the province has revolted. The minister stated tonight that if the pro- vince had seceded there was not the least chance of the revolt extending to other states of the republic; that the government of Bra- zil was as stable as this government, and there need bw no fear of a general revolutior.. The aissaffection in the province of Rio Grande do Sul, he said, was probably duo to the members of the dissolved congress repre senting that part of the country, who endeav- ored to cause dissension among the people be- causo of the dissolution of congress. The financial condition of the republic, the min- ister said, was firm, and there was Teally nothiug to cause revolution. RECENT ARMY ORDERS. st in the Regular Yesterday. WasmiNaroy, D. C., Nov. 11.—[Spocial Tel- egram to Tue Bre.]—The following army orders wore issued today : Leave of absence for the period set oppo- sito thelr rospective names is granted tho following named oMicors: First Licutonant Frederick S. Foltz, Iirst cavalry, four months, to take effect about Decembor 10, 1801; Second Lieutenant John D. Hartman, First cavalry, three months, to take offect about Decembor 1, 1891, Two months aud twenty days ordi loave of ubsence i graated Second Lieutenant Walter L. T lor, Twentieth infantry, to take off cct on the expiration of tho exicnsion of sick leave sranted him October 21, 1501, Changes Western i ensions, WasmiNaroy, D, €%, Nov. 11.—[Special Tel- egramto Tur Ber.|—The following list of ponsious granted is reported by Tuk Bee and Examiner Bureau of Claims: Nobraska: Original—John Howard, George, M. Walker, John S. Schademann, Thomas Blantin, Peter H. Riley, Jacob Outzan, Josepn I, Richell John P’ Stork, George W. Wright, Caswell Sharp, Jessio A. Miller, Henry Bean, Artemus - L. Penz, David Mcr vis, Joseph Schmitz, Wiltiam Pletcher. Ad- ditional—Duvia F, Fry, Louise Mclntosh, Increase—Thomas -C. Porter. James M, West. Reissue, n (. Closson. Origianl widows, ete.—N W. Gibbs, Emma T Stromh, minors of "Henry Grange. fowa: Original— Willlan Klinefelton, Wil- liam H. Davenport, Miltou K. Tidrick, Jotn f. Keenan, Abrabam Moore, Jobn M. Read, Johu Sives, John Magéle, John W. Bryan, Ferdinand’ Peck, Jobt 'K, Patne, Witliam Koontz, Thomas A or, Martin A, Slaughter, John I tin, Thomas Wilson, William M. Thompson, Johu Olenburg, Wil- liam H. Yea, Willlum Sowders, Benjamin B, Babb, Georgo . Potts, Isaae N. Daugherty, Kobert N. Brown, les Johnson, James T, Piercy, Luke Rich., “Additional—Churies Evuus, James M. tVobb, deceased. In- creaso—Lewis West, Stephen L. Cox, Moses Boxwell, Charles Diiton, James Carnell, K. Edmuund Crabtree, Jucob Warbaugh, Albert Condit, Ori, al widows, ete.—Lovica Cramer, Harriet A. Weob, Matiida Diebl (mother), Jenuie B. Johnsou, South Dakota: Original —Samuel Huckins, Curistopher Schacfer, Thomas Lawrence, John H, Butler, Jacob Scnatz, Absalom W. Nichols, Harrison 't ohn D. Wel Rovert Bruner. Ini Theopholus S geut, Josoph Cotrell, wasniNaroy, D, O, 11 T'ne casc of the American schooner Silva Handy, seized 1n 1557 for seal poaching, was argued in the supreme court hera toda ho bricfs in 1he 136 of the orzument followed the hue of ar- gument of the Sayward ciss aud was sub- stantiantially the same, the government in fac: merely 8 uew title to its brief, ‘The case comes here on appeal from the Jcontrally located. Adaress W THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1801, California courts ana not on the petition for a writ of prohibition, as in the Suyward case, but the logal aspoct 18 the samo, - Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teething cures wind colio, dinrrhoes, ete cents a bottle, - B a— Duluth's Conl Fire, Durern, Minn, Nov. 11, —Firemen on- gaged in fignting the fire in the huge coal pile of tho Poneer Coal company are becoming somewhat discouraged. They have been pouring water on the fire now for five days. The Minncapolis engine which arrived Mon day has been ruuning constantly since it reachea tho fire. The long siege has told on Duluth's two steamers, one of which is_very old and has given out. ' A tug and steamer from West Superior are still playing on tho burning fuel. Chiof Smith fears the fire is getting the vetter of the department. It is not_unlikely now that the fire may prove much more disastrous than was thought at first possible. The workmen have not got cuts through on either side of the burning mass yotand this work must be completed soon 1f furthor loss is to bo provented. After Duluth's engines gave out Minneapolis was asked for two moro steamers, Tho soft glow of the tea rose 1s acquired by ladies who use Pozzoxt's CoMPLEXION Pow- vER. Try it. i A Female Counterfoiter, Borse Crry, Idaho, Nov. 11,—The United States grand jury has indictea Annie Camp- bell, tho woman arrested at Sand Pomnt, Idaho, a fow days ago for passing countorfeit money. It is thought sho is one of n largo band of counterfeiters operating in Montana and other northwestern states, tains in Washinzton. Tacoms, Wash, Nov. 1l.—Rains of tho past few days have done immense damago to the railroads in this state and railrond traflic into this city is at o standstill, Tho rain however has ceased and all trains will bo runving as usual in twenty-four hours, - AINST ENGINE, MOOSE A And for Four Miles the Moose Had the Best of the Race. Some time ago, as a_short train of flut cars was running up the Duluth & Win- nipeg road into Itasea county, Minneso- rge moose was discovered near the truck, says tho Youth’s Companion. In an instant he fled ahcad of the train, along tho old tote path used by the In- dians and woodmen before tho railre was built, Thoe path is close to the track and parallel with it. As there were no regular trains on Sunday, the engineer had u clear field and determi the moose how to run. The iron horse snorted and bounded along over the track of steel, while all on board intent- tched the race. It a 10ur mile rhtaway run. The moose’s gait wus an indescribable trot, such as only the moose can exhibit, his hind t fanning his ears, his tongue hanging from his mouth, every muscle in his body moving, while his puces were apparently two rods in length. At first it was only a little jog, but as the engine began to do 1ts best the moose let himselfl out a knot at a time, and all the mysterious power of steam could not prevail against this monarch or the forest. Faster ond faster sped the engine, but still the frightened moose trotted in the van, letting out his tongue another link, and added a knot, as was needed, to his gait. But when four miles had thus been traversed the contestants came upon a cleaving where men were gathered. Thus driven from his pathway and torced to abandon what seemed a playful pastime, the moose dashed across the track several rods in front of the engine, and a moment later, without awaiting the award of his well-earned laurels, was lost to sight in the forest, JOHANN HOFFS, MALT EXTRACT has wonderful Tonic and Nutri- tive properties that have made it so popular. Quite naturally, imitations have come into the market, against which the pub- lie should be ned. See that **Johann Hoff's” signature is on the neck of the bottl g & Mendelson Co., sole agents, 6 Barclay Street, New York. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3. Xor threo unfurnished rooms with board, Bee office cnced table girls at the neil Biufrs, 10 farm of 480 aeres m, §1). I miles from Council garden tracts n Patten. Council Blu TOWA at B proved $luits, § Johinston ADIES uand gentlemen dselling book T the worl holiday trade; § u day or 6 per address 130 Kappell ave., off Madison st and wanted for best lands, s for sule ot, Coune Bluirs. ith cupital wishes to buy r boots and shoes. Will ouse and 1ot in Omuhi us purt %, Beo oftice, Council Bluits, d mare, welzhing in street. sar Council Bluffs ator in wood run- pacity about 4,000 bush for somo one, R, i in'street, Councll Biuirs! THE OLDEST MILLING FIRM In the West. For Bread Making or Rolls, We warrant this brand of Flour equal to the best made anywhere in the U. S ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Other Brands—White Loaf, Barly Rise. B. M TZ3CHUCK, Omaha Agent, 1118Jackson street. FFMAYR & ~2~0 Notice to Con Pians for u seven-story and busem . B0 100 foot, o bo bult for tho Secu - L “Building company, corner kourch | Draska stroets, Sloax © ty. lowa, may | Four offico after November . 11 vactors. office | K01 tfiod eheck, for #1, 1 with cu conditio; ing into the co f purties who tects und bulld will 1 Al upor warded, Only those | wstrate. o the urchi- | ng cotimittoe, Lhat thelr ex avy work lius been sufticlent to o this work In a thorough u ner. ire roquested to bid 1s reserved to reject any snd all | HELIN & STEVENS, Are ots, | Roows 6 614 lowa Buvings Bank Hnl.d- ing Sioux Clty, lowa. osdigd | | Telepone 1085, | public speai SMILING THROUGH GRIE NEBRASKA In Spite of the Worr.es wiish all Women N(lt l()ndl Bank Huve, They Apvear Well and Happy—How AT g to Make Lhis App irent Happiness Real . & DEPOSITORY - b Cupital “Ido | Surplus. . one-half of the sufferinz and sickness which | exists among women might and should be | avolded | “How? Listen and Twill tell Palns | and woaknoss little cares, which no mun | other than & physician suspocts, froquently combine to mako women more or less erable. Yot they come up smiling alweys, hiding beneath thelr seem ness and nfinity of me ture, This is all wro Drightness 0 Tosist hel and all her fu put into u he curo strengthi, must be ussis proye so valuable “Yes, [ moan spirits, but not the spirits o tho suloon. and while [ recommend whisky as the best and most useful of spirits, I um Always most cireful (0 IMpress upon my pi= | tlents the necessity of obtatning it absolutely S fnipire Whisky 18 worse than us It has been ved by the leading 1sts and physiciing of the day that "s Pure Malt Whisky 18 absoluteiy pure Proper use of it will stre nerves, blood and vody. 1t s butis destenod for medicinal use. Tates all the facu:ti ody o nd biidlda OMANA NER .. $400,000 68,000 Tanry W. Vates. President; 1 s01d an ominent physielan rocontly, st think | oxaggerate when 1 sny that Ofears and DI Lewls 8 I Vie V. Morse, John 8, Colll Patrick, W, L S Tugh: THIS IRON Corner 12th & Ceneral el usiu g AllanLiine | state Intormiodiate and steerago at low ratos. T1LECARI ED, STIRA Now York and Glaskow via Lo Drtntehit ATE OF NERRASKA, noon U, STATE of CALIFORNIAL noon K NKVADA, 11 A M tors you nmis- Transacted noarly v happle her niind o be ) OF 8 CARNOt SO and where nature fiils s Here i whore stimulants LINIS 1nes., orry every Nov Noy Dee. 10, STATE Cabin 55 up. ALLAN Ticket boverag Tt stimu wnd min VALL B ungton Tioke SANDALWOOD CAPBULES aro the Iy oapaules presor.bod by selany Cure of 4 from the Urinary orga 1y dnya. $1.50 por box. Al druggists Whisky, and aonot be satistied with an; stitute which may bo offered as just s good. it oasos ARTIEICIAL TCE The manufacture of ice by means of chemicals is likely to be inaugurated in this city if the weather does not change soon, ‘Those ice companies who have a large supply on hand are feeling all right, but do you know how it is with firms who have an immense of winter clothing on hand? We are among that number, and as we think it wise to adapt ourselves to circumstances, we are going to take the bear side of the market and unload as fast as the goods can be taken out of the house. Those superh Suits and Overcoats that were manufactured by our COMPANY in such large quantities for the big trade, which the prosperous condition of the state warranted us in expecting, are to be of- fered at prices much less than the same class of goods have ever been sold for IN OMAHA; To state that asuit of clothes can be had for a certain isum does not convey a correct idea to the reader asto whether it s a bargain or not. There are suits of clothes offered by some” dealers for $10 that are said to be worth gr5. We offer a suit for ¢1o that is wortk g10. Guaranteed to be worth that or money refunded. So the only way to form an opinion of our goods is ta inspect the garments. You know how the weather has been. You know the extent of our stock (three double floors full). You know that we have sense enough to know that unless we scll now wa must carry the goods over. Take advantage this week. Browning, King & Co RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas SEND FOR CATALOGUE. OP&N TILL 8 P. M. EVENINGS, SATURDAYS TILL 10 O'CLOCK, TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A, Schoedsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Broadway, Councll Bluffs and 1821 Farnam St,, Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Packages received at either office or at the Works, Cor. Ave. A and 28th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. Me ants who have shop-wore or soiled fabrics of any character cun have them redyed and finishal equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CL ED BY STEAM, with the nd most approved machinery,atest at less cost than you ever paid bafoze. ————————————————— e CITIZENS STATE BANK | FIRSTNATIONAL BANK Of Council Bluffs, OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IONA FPITAL STOCK | Paid Up Capital.. ... $100,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS nk lin the city. Forel, .$150,000 000 ik 00w “heoaritian. TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, otlons, Acsounts ot I <I. A Miller, I, O. Gleason, E. .$225,00 bankers d corporations solleite & 1. D, E lmundson, rlny f o anco 1n ¥1to 1. £ VBANFORD, Prostdent. goneral ban and surplus of any banc A W. RIEKMAN. AT RIGE, A towi ON TIME DEFOSITS | . W.C ESTEP, Dr, Bailey ([ Tue Leadinz )y 14 N, Main 8t., Council Bluffs, DENTIST, Funeral Director and Emba'mer, Third Floor Paxton Block, i | THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la. Oldost org domestio oxch DIRECTORS - Shuzart, B E R. Hannan ness. L in Southwester A full set of teeth, on rubber, tor Perfoot fit. Tecth w thout blates OF removable bridge work, Just the thing for singers und %, BeVer drop down, ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN, N. W, TAYLOR, Manager. THIS T All fillings wurranted. h Extractal Withont Pain at reasonablo rates, all Cut thls out for & gulde work