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

i 'l”‘ ()\h\llA IH‘]E. ('OUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. | Delivered 1y C oW, TIL rler In any part of the Clty. - MANAGER FLEPHONES | Rusiness Offce TFLEPHONES { NV Eaitor ————————e—— MINOK MENTION, N, Y. Plumbing Co €. B. Water Works Co. Removed 10 50 Pear! street. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Crafu's chattel loans. 204 Sapp block. A mecting of tho Princes of the Orient will be held tomorro.w evening in the Knights of Pythias tull. Seth May and_Anna city, were married yesterdny Hammer at his residence on } street The funcral of Meyers occur Friday morning at 10 a residence on South Thirteenth G. W. Crofts ofticiating. Excelsior lodge, Anciont Freeand Accented Pierce, both of this by Justice th Main 0. Barnett will m. from the street, Itev. Macons No. 23l), will mect tomorrow evening for work in the third degree. All Master Masons are invited All members of the Women's Christian as sociation are requested to moet at the rosi- dence of Mrs G, T. Phelps on South Sixth street this afternoon ut 2:50 o'clock. Ann Eliza, wife of T. P. Nugent, diel yesterday morniug at her residenco, 27 Fourth 1ue, aged The remains will be taken to Stratford, Out., for interment. Marriago iiconses wore issucd yesterday to EdS. fogerand Haitie E. Royor of this city, and Edwara Maack of Omaba and iza D). Brockman of Pottawattamie county. John Keller filed a plat yesterday of a new subaivision located between Bluff and Fourth streets, It i I the subdivision of lots 9,10, 11 and tho south part of 12, lot 175, in Keller's subdivision. In the district court yesterday a judgment, was rendered by Judee Smith upo: a stipu. lation in favor of the plantif in the case of W C. Young & Co. ugainst Francis T. C. Johnson. The amount was &, An Alphabet social is to evening B. Waite by the Congregational ladis, This is the fivst time this novel form of entertamment has been tried here, and all are nvited to enjoy it. A meeting of Fidelity council, No. Royal Arcanum, will be bield this cvening in the hail in the Snugart Beno block. will be elected for the ensuing 3 large amount of other important business is to be transactea. During Thanksgiving week over £1,000 was contributed to the Christiun home, and this week's paper appears without a deficiercy, a thiug which has not happeued bofore since the system of deficic was first tried three years ago. The Dodgo Light guards have given up their quarters in the Musonic temple, and are looking for another location. They will probably lease Hughes' hall in connection with the Catholic Mutual Benefit association, which vow meets there, The case of W. W. Loomis, charged with disturbing the peace,” was continued yestel day until Saturday afternoon av 2 o'clock, whien it is said u teial will bo bad without fail. Each of tho partics promises to make tinteresting for the other. given this be the residence of Mrs, C. ies The Ladies’ Aid society of the Berean st ehurch gave a social last evening at residence of Mrs. Field, corner of ‘nty-sixth strect and Avenue C. Quito a number were present, and the eveniig was spent plensantly in various amusements. Deputy Murshal Richards was in the city yesterday, having 1 ctarge H. B. Muiler of Coon Rupids who was indicted by tho @rand jury at its last session for a violation of tiio internal revenue inws. He gave bouds for bis uppearance at the March term of the federal court. A society known as the *J. O. A. M.” has been organized by cleven voung ladies living between Sixth and First avenues near Eighth street. The meuning of the mysteri- ous letters which form their name is's mat- ter of conjecture, but the object of the so- ciety is suid to be literary and otherwise iu its natare, It is stated that there have been a number of narrow escag.es at Big lake recently by children skating on the ice when it was so thin as haraly to bear their weight. A po- liceman hus~ been stationed at the lake, but he Ands it dificult to spread himself around over so much territory and cannot prevent the reckless ones from going out too far, “'he King’s Daughters of the First Pros- byterian church entertuined their friends last evening in the church parlors, The attendance wus not 5o large as it would hayo been 1f the weather had been moro favorable, but a very interesting pregram was carried out, consisting of musical selections and recitations, and refreshments were served. A. Fallon and J. Thompson were fined $7.20 in police court yesterday morning for invad- ing the sanctity of J. 1. McPherson's horse- radish pateh and stealing o gunnysack full of the precious article. Mike Kolly, who is well kuown in police court from his frequent visits in the compuny of jags of various hues, was given ten days in the county jail, with a promise from the judge that another offense would makoe it thirty. The discovery was made some time ago by some of the county supervisors that Justus Buenler, who is now an inmate of tho msane asylum at tho expenso of Pottawattamie county, was entitlea to quite a sum of back pensionmonoy. Supervisor Graham, as- sisted by an’ attorney. went to work to get what was duo, and yesterday afternoon he recewved u check for $5,550 from the pension department, representing the entire amount due the iusane man. A part of tuis will bo paid into the county treasury for his keeping In the pust and the rest will be kept for his future needs, Changes are going®on constantly at the Union Pacific transfer, wiich ave slowly, but surely, transforming what was ouc of ths busiest places in tho west into o mere way station. Comparatively few passengers stop off there now, those who are bound for the Bluffs getting off at tho local depots, while through passengers are carried directly to Omuha without change. The botel is but lit- tle used, and it is the inteution of the au- thorities to do away with it mostly, hegi ning next week. ‘The dining ball will bo cut in two snd made into a short order chop house, whilo no regular meals will be served, save on the restaurant plan, A little disturbance occurred st evening in one of the rooms on the second flour of the Merriam block. Jack Tinloy was locked up ina vacant room, and broke a plate glass window to getout.’ In breaking the elass ho received o horribie gash on the arm, which it _was feared for a time would result seriously. The flow of blood was finally stopped, however, and Tinley proceedod to wreak vengeanco' on Attorney Sweot, whom ho hield responsiblo for bis imprisonment, Sweet met him with a heavy tumbler which he brought down on Tinley's head with con- siderable force and it was pot long until Tinloy's ardor cooled off. There wero no arrests. Ihe Nicest in the Oity. George S. Davis, 200 lh'n.ul\\lu, has tho nicest display of holiday goods up to dnte in the city, Ho wus the first to ehow the public the beautiful things brought out this year, and he will domi- nate the trado on his end of the streot, Feed and Fuel compuny, and retail hay, grain and Special prices on huy and grain lots, 706 Main street, Council Carman wholesale feed. in car Blufls, el The only kindergarten in the city 1s in the Merriam blog| k, next to the Youn Men’s Christian association. Exper enced teachors and only one-half usual vates are charged, e Holiday Books. Watch THE BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties, The largest line nd the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- bhum, Whitelaw & Co,, Council Bluffs, e We have our own vinayards in Califor, nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Blufls, Mandel & Kline will move their en- tire stock to Sioux City January 1. Until that time you ean buy furniture, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS, sloves, carpets, it your own price, Citzens Will Try to feoure Frof. Crcan's | New Normal School. THEY HAVE TRIED THE SAME BEFORE.‘ wcements That Have Been Offered to Sccure the Removal—Proba- ble Effect of Shenandoah's Late Confl igration. The announcement in yesterday's Ber of the firo at Shanandoah in which the build- | ings of the Western Normal college were | outirely consumed has aroused a numbver of toe leading citizens of Council Biuffs | to an effort to induce the princi- val of the school to move his establishment | to this city. Under the maunagement of its | present principal, Prof. W. M. Croan, the | college has been brought to a nosition in the front rank of Iowa educational institutions, and the attendance during the past year has numoered well along in the huudreds. Efforts have been made on a number of | occasions to induce Prof. Croan to mov somo larger city, but his interests in Shenan- dorh havealways been too extensive to admit | of his doing s0 without groat financial loss. Some years ago a scheme was proposed to offer the High school bwlding to the proprietor of tho Norma | school at @ nominal reut, but for | some reason orother it foll through. Now, the butldings baving all been ourued Prof. Croau has but little to keep him in Shenan- doab, and it 18 thought he will look with more favor upon an offer comiug from the people of this city. At any rate the trial is to be wade, and correspondence has already been begun by some of the prominent bus ness men. Something definite will provably te known in the course of a few days. Holiday B oks. Wateh Tue BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties. The largest line and the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Nothering ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blutfs, Try Carman’s for hard and soft coal and wood. 706 Main street. FoLLow Tk crown To C. O. D. BRrowx’: BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, FOR BARGAINS IN GROCERIES, WE ALWAYS LEAD, NEVER FOLLOW, Mince meat, put up in pure apple cider, The pound; pure fruit jams, putup in granulated sugar, 10c pound; pure apple butter, T4c pound; 20-pound pail fruit jelly, 55c; maple sirup, 8¢ gallon; rock candy drips, 85¢ gallon, this is fine, try it; S-gallon leeg amber sirup, $1.35 2-pallon pail amber sivup, 80c; sugar house m De gallon; good sirup, 40¢ gmlun Orleans sirup, 70¢ gallon, pure buckwheat, Aunt Sally pancake flour, 10¢ New this is l\l\‘ best made 4¢ pound; package; Aunt Jemima pancake flour 10c; self-rising buckwheut, 10¢ package; Dl roled ol package: rolled oats; package, § Giey silver rice, pienic hams, 74e; dry salt pork, Sc; Bo~ sausage, 603 dry beef, 10e: pig 16d tripe, 84c; codfish, 7ic; smoked halibut, 20c; hhm,lers. 3ke. District Coupt News. Thacase of tho Franklin County bank agamst 1. Reichart was taken up in the dis- trict eourt yesterday morning. ft was a suit on a uote. but was compromised by the parties for £200, the plaintiff agrecing to pay all the costs in addition to that amount. The ease of the Citizens State bavi against J. C. Abbott was tho next on tho assignment. This suit has been pending for a number of years past, it naving had one trial already. The poiut at issue was a lot of stock, valued at over £10,000, woich had been' seized by the bank under n writ of re- plevin, while in tho possession of ‘Abbot. the back claiming the ownership of tho stock under an assizued bill of lading. On tho first trial a verdict was rendered in favor of the defendant, and the case was taken to the supreme court on an appeal, where the decision of the court below was roversed and the suit was scut back for another trial. There is a furmid- able array of legal talent, Sims & Saunders and Harl & McCabe uppearing for the plaintiff and George A. Holmes Burke & Casady and Judge Nourse of Des Moines for the defendant. Al the afternoon ion was qceupied by tho statements of counsel and the awing of the jury. The trial will be commencea this morning and will probably lust for several days. In the case of W, S. Mayne, assienee for the firm of Cocke & Morgin, against H, B, Claflin & Co., for $1,000 damages for false attachient, a verdict was returned by the jury at 9 o'clock yesterday morning in fuvor of the defendant. aan & Co., druggists, 742 Broadway, are giving their customers R A e B TR P Justice A, C. Hammer has moved his oftice from 415 Broadway to 26 Pearl street. —— Horses toarded, I will board a limited number of horses at my farm near the city. For terms, ete., address T. P, Treynor, city, or call'on Dr. Treynor, Merriam block, 3 Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and new winte goods. Satisfaction in every respect guaranteed. City Phys cian's Report. Last month was one of the most healthy that Council Bluffs has scer for many yoars, considering tho amount of sick- ness that usually prevails here dur- ing the month of November. nere were ouly fifteon deaths during the month, two of which were from diphtheria. There wero eight cases of contagious diseases, four of which were scarlet fover and four diph- theria. Tho above fizures are taken from tho monthiy revort of City Physician Jen- nings, which was submitted to the Boavd of Health yesterday afternoo: Holiday Boo'cs. Wateh Tie BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties. The largest line and the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blufls. e Regardless of Cos My entire stock of autumn millinery must be closed ont within 30 days, and in order to do so [ will sell at n?jsnlulu cost prices, The ladies will find these roods the finest in the city, Miss E. L. tagsdale, 837 Broadway. e L Will Change Managers. Mr. N. W. Taylor, who has oficiated as manager of the Grand hotel for the past six months, will probably step down and out in tho course of a short time. The Penn Mutual Insurance company, which bas & mortgage on the building, is about to take the botel in hand and will in- stall o manager of their own unless un agreo- ment can be made between the company and Mr. Taylor, which has not been doue so far, Mr. Taylor'has been leasing the establish- ment & month at & time ever since it passed into the hands of the veceiver. Dell G. Morgan & Co Broundway, are special ng mous **Blush of Roses. ® druggists, 742 nts for the fu- Burned Whilo Asleep. William W. Langdon, 8 sign painter, went to the Scott house Weanesday vight in a slightly befuddled condition aud asked for a place to stay. He was shown to room S aad weut to bed. During the night a smell of | THE OMAHA DAILY smoko was noticed, and one of the inmates | of the hotel broke in Laugdon's door, seelog that it was the source of the smoke. Wheu he got inside he saw Langdon lying on the md. the clothing of which had caught fire and was rapidly burning. Some of the man’s clothing, which he had doubled up and placed under his pillow, was al ready ruined, and in a few minutes Langdon woulid probably have been severely burned, nad he not been discovered at the right time. He was_awakened and thrown out of the room. His hair had been scorched some. what, and his clotting w considerably damaged, but he himsolf was uninju Tho blazs is supposed to have started from the lamp tipping over. —— For the « olidays. All those pretty nobby hats and bon- nets vou see at the millinery parlors of Missos Spring & Fearon will be soid at cost from now until after the holidays. —— Ho lday Fooks. Watch TrE BaEk for prices of holiday books and novelties, The largest line and tho lowest prices you ever heard of in the west, oston” Store, Fothering- ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Mrs, W coln, Neb, Ovido Vien is confined to his homs by av attack of quinsy, 13d Strow has gonoto Fort Dodgo, where he wili spend the winter. W. J. Ward and family of Omaha arevisit- ing Mr. una Mrs. A. B. Cook, 134 Vine street Mr. and Mrs. John Koller will start in a fow days forthe Pacific coast, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Wheeler of Chicago is in the city, a st of her sister, Mrs. George T, Phélps. She wili re.nain about a week. W, C. Garman and J. H. Osborne, tw) of the clerks 1 Beno's storo, have purchosed a general store at Griswold, and wul move thoir families there in a fow days. W. J. Gratian, formerly orzanist of St. Puul’s church in this city, was a_Bluffs visi- tor yesterdny. He is now located at Des Moines, where e has a position as_organist in one of the leading churches on - the” west side. Miss Bernice Kemp, daughter of Oficer Kemp of the police force, left yesterday worning for Atlantic, where she hias organ- ized n class in art. She also has a class in Lewis. She is a member of the Art associa- tion of Omaha, and hbas a picture in the ex hibit which reflects great credit on ber avil- ity as a wieldor of the brush, To prevent fraud Ohio passed a law requiring the inspection of maple sirup, and H. V. Slead, the grocery man, has the only genuine stuff in the city, bear- ing Crain Bros.” aflidavit and the Ohio inspection stamp. —_— Telekathuros, perfectly cleaned and seeded currants, the finest thing in the world ut Slead’s grocery, opposite the Ogden. 1. Sap is vis ing friends i Lin- go ———— Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. —_— Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. Jarviswild blackberry is the best. Dra. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telophone 145, High grade work a specialty. e AMUSEMENT>, “The Middleman ™ When Mr. E. S, Willara left England a vear w20 t0 test the favor and the diserimi- hation of American audiences he came almost unheralded. He had no mannerisms to pique a morbid curiosity. His character had not been smirched to make a dainty morsel for tongue of scandal monger. In short, he was not “‘boomed”’ (Lo use a comprehensive Americanism) into notoriety or made u fashion by quostionabls methods. He was received coldly au first, as might have been expectod with a stranger, unannounced by the usual tricks und braying of thearical management, but_the fire of his genius first compelled attention, then conquered ad- wiration. 1t is not too much to say that Mr. Willard is today ono of the foremost artists in the world in his school of acting, and his Cyrus Blenkarn, ns portrayed in “The Middleman” at tho Boyd last night, 18 oue of those masterly picces of dramatic art that will en- dure as'a distinet und and lasting impression. The story is that of a patient, plodding potier, onc of whose discoveries has enriched his employer, Josenh Chandler, while he hini- self romains peor. Cyrus Blenkarn’s favorite daughter is wronged by young Chandler, whose father cruelly adds to the wrong by preventing their marriage. Mary Blenkarn disappears and is sunposed to have beon lost at sea. The old potter has been experimenting for twenty years to discover the secret of making u fine ware, His hope is rewarded at last, after gereat triuls, and his old employer is ruined. “The injured father intends to bo avenged on the Chandlers by turning thom ont of home penniless, but when he asks himseli what Lis daughter Mary would do he relents. Ho shows the morcy which ue knows ste would feel, aud in the final scono Mary Bleniharn comes back as the happy wile of tue younger Chaudler. M. Willara’s splendid art is of a quality giffeult to analyze. He apparently has no stago tricks or personal mannerisms which may be soized upon for individualizing his method. He has inu most cminent degree the rare faculty of losing his own identity. Tho audience seo, not Wil- lard, but the gentle, lovablo old potter, wrapt up in_ his exporiments aud his sweet daughter. They see, not an actor, buta ruggedly noblo Soul swept by the emotions of love, of vengeance, of Joy, aud displaying through it all a moral grandour and an ex- quisite simplicity that captivate the sympa- thies completely. Iu the presence of such consummate art the spectator has no thought of method; the heart conquers thoe bead aud gives itself ap to the epjoyment set forth to tho senses, Mr. Willard hias 8 magnificent voico, reso- nant but responsive to his lightest will, with a wagnetic quality that is a distinct delight of itself. To do Mr. Willard’s genius full jus- tice might incur & charge of extravagant praise, but it i so altogotner admirable tnat it may b permitted to advise lovers of the finest in the dramatic art not to 10se whe opportunity to see him in ““The Middleman.” Tho company is evenly balauced and gives Mr, Willurd an_ intelligent, creditable " sup- port. Miss Maric Burroughs, one of the beautics of the American stage, does not offer the traditional tempestuousness in the emotional role of Mary Blenkarn, but it is pervaded with a guiet sweetness that has its own charm. Royce Carleton as Joseoh Chandler; Harry Cane as the oily, tricky Batty Todd; F. H. Tyler ns Josso Pog fathful workman, and Miss Zefe Tilbury as Nancy Blenkarn are particularly noticeable for praiseworthy work. Not the least merit of this entertuinment is its staging, the scene representing the firing room of & pottery being a particularly effec- tive piece of realism. Dockstader's Minstrels, An immensa and enthusiastic audience greeted the popular favorite Low Dockstader and his admirable minstrel aggregation at the Farnam stroet theater last evoning. ‘I'he performance was noteworthy inasmuch as it was the first attempt made in many years to return to old-time minstrelsy, Judeed by the criterion of pobular applause, this step was & judicious one. Lew Dockstader and George Powers were as mognotic as ever, and kept the audience convulsed wiih laughter witn their witty topical songs and humorous monologues. Messrs, Mclutyre, Girard, Heath, Salcombe, Lindsay and Field: icg, ol clever vocalists, saue the sweet songs of other days most acceptably. The ludi- crous boxing bout between Joseph Perry and John Magrew was oxcrucatingly fuuny be- cause of the great disparity in'size of the contestants. Cain ana Loreno and the Mar- reile brothers are exceedingly clever acro bats and contortionists, Littie Freddy sang and danced admirably for a 12-year-old, The curtuin fell on the stereotyped, slap-dash, koock-about extravaganza, ‘‘Hotel Punch de Leon." Of the jokes it is a charity to say naught. - . hankment, Rolled Down an Emn Searrie, Wash,, Dec. 8.—A train on the Columbia & Puget Sound railroad was wrecked this evening near Black Diamond, Kipay, It was a coal train, with & passenger car on the ond, ‘Ten cars and theconch were rolled down a high embankmens aud i dozon pas- sengers shaken and saveral hadie injured, A reliof at once start d out, Wil h doctors to tiie scene, which is five ywilos from Seattle. BEE, ABANDONED THE BOYCUTT, Chicago & Alto Finally Successful in the Railroad Fight Cirteaco, Il Dee. 3, —Although the boy- cott against the Chicaco & Alton road has not been formaily declared off, it seemingly cannot be continued consistently without being direoted at the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. The latter roud hos notified the board of rulings of tte Central Traffic and Trunk Line assoelation that it will imme- diately resume the payment of passenger commissions in castern territory. It seoms that this potico was issued last Monday, but has been kent quiet, pending the considera tiou of the matter by tho board of ruling in New York and cfforts on the part of the Trunk Line association peoplo to induce the Burlington to recoasiter its decision, All eastern ticket agents, except thosa on the Pennsylvania system ivost of Pittsburg, have been” notified by General Passenger Agent Eustis thatthe Burlington will opanly pay all vouchers for tickets sules on and after December 1. An exception is mnde of the Pennsylvauia company becauso of the trafic arrangoment existing between the two roads All the western lines are following the ox- amplo of the Burlington, but without muking an exception of the Pennsylvania, Tho pas- senger officials of tho lines in the Central Traflic association are momentarily oxpecting advices from New York oflicially cancelling famous boycott ¢ ', vy castern road with tho Peinsylvauia lines has ern counections that, owing the exception of uotified its west- to accumulation of freight on its tracks, it can no longer re: ceive grain reconsigned at Chicago for cast- oru points, ‘The car situation has now be- come serious. The yards of the castern lines are crowded” with cars marked for trausfer. The western ronds refuse to allow any more of their equipment to bo used ocast of Chicago, aud their eastern connections are unable to providoe cars onough to make the necessary transfers. [Ihe stop orders will still further inconvenience the western roads, and al- though strenuous efforts are being' made to keep all lines clear, it is pregicted that be- foro the end ot the month there will be a tremendous blockade extending from the Missouri river to the scaboard. Advices from the western wheat belt indicate that the farmers in many localities have msuffi- cient storage room for their grain and are unable to procure carsatany price for the shipment of the surplus. e e DI LR, Baptist Social Union of Manhattan Listens to Specc hes. New Yonrk, Deec. ‘The Bapust Social union of Manhattan island this evening hela its annual meeting. A banquet was then held, after which speecues were mado, the topic discussed being the silver question, by Senator Willinm Stewart of Nevada, Prof. J. Lawrence Laughlin of Coruell university and Francis G. Newlands of San Francisco and Nevada. Senator Fraucis G. Newlands of Nevada said that trusts, combizes and corners could uot destroy the natural crop of monay, but could limt it by legislation aud the conspir- acy ovganized in 1573 was to muke bonds pay- avle in gold and then to increase the value of every unit of gola by daestroying the use of every unit of silver. The adherents of gold had since been driven from their entrenchments. Silver haa beon restored s legal tender and pro- jon made for the coinage of between £2,000,000 and §,000,000 per month. The predictions made that pold would be with- drawn from the country, and it would become a silver country, had not been veri Tho opponents of silver claimed that tae countries of Kurope would flood us with silver, forgetting or ignoring the fact that such a transfer would involve the loss to Rurope of at least 3 cents on every dollar in circulation. Even 1f this were attempted 1t could easily be pro- vented by legislation. The United States necds more money than any other country in the world and can only get it by borrowing or by coiniug it. It owes today more than the entire volume of money that oxists in the country. Prof. Lawrence Laughlin of Cornell uni- versity and Horace White of the Evening Post spoke on the gold issue. =g LOOKING FOR BLOOD, Mr. Hume Threatens to Take Actor Mantell’s Life. Pirrsiung, Pa., Dec. 8.—Mr. Hume, the husband of Charlotte Benrens, of the Robert Mantell theatrical company, who was reported to have left New York for this city with the avowed intention of taking Mr. Mantell's life, has not arrived. At least ho has not made his presence known bere, Mr, Hume was earnestly hunted in Pittsburg today, but ho could not bo found. His threatened _advent was_ not, appurently, without effeet on Mr. Mantell, for he re- muined closely in his room at the hotel Schlesser and denied bimself to all visitors, Mr. Hume was notono of them, however, and from Mr. Mantell's agont it was learned that tho actor is as in the orsican Brothers,” “always ready.” An endoavor wis mads to sce Mrs, Hume, or Miss Bebirens, who is at the Seventh Ave! nuo hotel. She, however, seut word that she was sick. Miss Behrons has been with Mr. Mantell for three years and has stopped at tno Seventh Avenuo every timo sho has been in Pittsburg. A clerk there said today that nover in those three vears had Mr. Mautell ever veen inside the hotel while Miss Behrens was there. Ho thought that Mr. Hume was wronging bis wife, Mus. Hume 15 the leading lady in the Man- tell company, and the cause of ‘Mr. Hume's angor is said to be newspaper publications connecting his wife's name with tho suit for divorce to bo brought against Robert Man- tell by his wife. il N e WORKERS ORGANIZE, COKE ormation of a New Labor Orzaniza- tion in Pennsylvania, Prrrsnurg, Pa., Doc. 8.—The announce- mont from Scottdale of the formation of o new coke werkers organization craated more than ordinacy interest in Pittsburg iabor circles. Tho latest move of tho cokers is considerod a_significant one, inasmuch as it will conflict with the Unitea Mine Workers, which for years has beon the controlling power of that district. As outlinea in o tele- gram from Scottdale, tho new organization is 1o be kuown as_the' Federated Brothernood of Coke Workers of Amorica and will have at its head Robert D. Kerfoot, ex-master avorkman of the Counellsville region. It is generally be- lieved that the disgruntled members of the Inited Mino Workers are se revenge. ‘The disastrous result of, the recent striko caused thousands of workbrs to lapse in their dues to the United Mino Workers and there has since been a general' foeling of discon- tent, Among labor leaders tho opinion prev that the new organization 60,000 cokers, and lively tnes ——— WILL AID THE SU. l'll’l“ ns, . American Millers to Send a Ship Load of Flour 1o lussia, Mixxearonis, Minn,,Dec. 8.—The first attempt in the history of this country to afford relief to the famiue stricken peasants of Russia bas orginated in Minneapolis, The scheme is to send & ship load of flour t Russia by the middle of next January, and the 5,000 merchant millers of America are to be asked to help. The carga. will be 8,000 tons or 6,000,000 pounds, worth from £100,000 0 #125,000. The Russian minister at Wasting- ton bas been communicated with, Railroads aro willing to give transportation, and the deat will be closed as soon us the Russian minister hears from howe. Minneapolis millers will give twenty-tive car loads of the cargo, ils will divide the will follow. i e 5 Now Stock Yar ls. 1, Dee A deed went on record today from parties representing A. B Stickney 1o the Chicago Nutional Stock Yaras company for 660 acres of land located within what is known as the Stickney tiact, on the west side of the city. This com, 16 cs the already aunouncea deal by which a syn Cuicago, l)l' CEMBER 4, 1891. b Fine Show Cases. 24 Tables. 6 Chairs. HATS, CAPS, YOUR PRIC I\O\V come 2 French Plate Mirrors. We don’t want to move them. Model Clothing SARESS COUNCIL BLUFFS, NEW 3 &= FOR SALR 1 Desk. 1000 Suits for Men, 800 Suits for Boys. 630 Men's and Boys' Overcoats TRUNKS AND VALISES. (SIS, BLOC Our lease expires Jan. L. Co. IOWA. I, DR. 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INDIAN DEPREDATIONGLAIMS rsons who haye lost property from Indian T STl s e AT S T in Depre tation Act of March?, 1)1 The time s iited, and the claims are taken up by the courtin the order in which the are re ceive Taka Notice thatall contracts entered into with attorneys prior to the Act are made null and void.” Information ziven und all claims promptiy attended to by the BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS. 220 Bee Building. _OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFF3, IONA Paid Up Capital...............$100,000 Oldest organized bank Iin tho city. Forelgn an1 domestle exchangs wnd ooil secarition Eapasiil attentlon pald to collections. Accounts of Indlvia- uals, banks, baakers and corporations sollcita L Corresponidonce in vite GEO. P SANFORD, Preildont. A W. RIEKMAN, Cashler AT WICE Assistant Cashtor GOUGH CURK One Minute Remedy For all afections of l_hc Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, EXC I' CONSUMPTION 25 AND 50 CENTS, “For Sale by Draggists. DR. MILES NEW Ham- vards, un' Morris, Swift and mond, are to leave the present stock which have been overcrowded. It is nouaced tnat the work of building the nec sary yardas and nouses wili begin at once. el COMING COMMON, Another Passengzer Train Held Up— This Time in Geor:in. Binwixaiay, Ala,, Dee. 3. —The mienight soutn-bound express on the Iast Tenuesseo, Virginia & Gcorgia was robbed by two masked men three miles west of Rome. Near a curve the engineer saw a lantern waving across the track, Ho slowed up and two masked men got on between the express car aud the first passenger car. Locking the pissenger car Goor they entered the express car and with drawn revolvers ok the keys from Mossengor Lewis and robbed the safe, They then jumped off and escaped. 1t'is said their booty did not exceed £1,000. It is thought the robbers wore ruilroad mou, No less than fifty men and twenty dogs aro in pursuit of the men. Al MAKES RIGHT. Four,” Armour, BE MIGHT Governor Hill Ofticials tre ving Republic Oflice. Arnaxy, N. Y., Dec. 3.—Governor Hill has removed the county clerk of Onondaga county, who refused to countersign certili- cates of election of democratic candidates to the legislature. B e Browned in the Siississippi. Mewpmis, Teun., Dec. 3.—Four negroes were drownoed in the Mississippi river near here this morning, Their names are Ashloy Wimberley, James Moss, 12d Wil- liamson and Henry Mosley. They were luborers employed on the government works near Hopeficld, Ark., and were on their way to work when their boat was struck by sudden gale and capsized. Their bodies baye not been recovered, Carnes Cats No Pigure, Betrice Demoerat, Inits fight against the ol inspecting ness, Tu BEE has made & happy bit. It has touched & popular chord, and at the same ume gives its old timo enemy, Governor £ C. Carnes, a crack over the knuckles. But if Carnes, who has been for years branded by The BER ws an *oil-room bui doesn't know how to inspect oil, who does busi- St. Louls Mining Quotationsd, 8. Louts, Mo, Dec. &.—The following are the elestug Quotitions Adamin 186 [Mont [ ©: Siiver 20 | M. Breen 44 Kilzaboth win A8 |EatMurphy ™ Granite M 1800 | Siiver Age 10 Hope 15 |[Small Hopes b Littlo Albért i ———— Among the late novelties in York is * Jack Hoyal of the 92, writter by Wheelex, (Nvin Crivkle). 'The ¢ laid in New York at the time of the draft dicate of “packers, exclusive” of the | Big | riots during the war, HURRAH H Tenderloin Short Loin Loins, full. Rib Roast No 14 i Rib Roast No 2... Roast Beef, S Rounds Whole. .. houlder Cod Bou loin Buts for St rloin For Fore Quarter B Side Beef (steer: Side Beef (cows).. Loin and Porterhouse............. Veme ..... Bologna. .. Liver.... Head ¢ Pork ... Don'’t fail to tr ENSE. NOW BUY YOUR MEAT OF G. H. MESCHENDORF 333 BROADWAY. FOLLOWING JANUARY 1, 'o2: BEEF. shounlder fou 15 of Beef for Steuk. . Rolled for Itc ed Beel Rumps. Corned Beefl with bone. . Boiling Beef with bono Boiling Beef Itumps (boneles: Spiced Beef cooled. Hind Quarter Beef (steovs). Hind Quarter Beof (cows). Juarter Beef (steers). . PRICES Per 1o, . 18e 1oe SAUSAGE. the WILL PREVAIL UNTIL MUTTON. Riglcai s ba 3 Whole Mutton............ Hind Quarter......oce. .. Stews. Logs .. Whiole Ver One-half Veal Hind quarter Stew Veal 10a 8a 8q 110 e Veal . Pork Chops. . ... Ronlciolns Sussesiics Pork Shoulder ............ Salv Pori.... Brealfast Bacon No. 1.... Brealkfast Bacon No. 2 o0 HAMS. xtra Cured..... .. Seanes 0 () Sugar Cured No. 1.. 100 Sugar Cured No. 2.....00000vneenne. 90 LARD. Single Pound.. ...... a1 0a Kett e Rendered. . 8¢ 501 .8ta e . By cees 10 L..aTha vee 200 Kettle Rendered, | No. 2 Tierce, | No. 1.' 501b | | Compound Tierco. | Compound, 50lb. .. Buttarine and O.comargarine Newest Delicacy of the Season, Green Bay Smoked White Fish. fl' ‘flnll“»v <A Delicious Medicated Con- fection” Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and Tor sale l.y (UY clearit for the relief the voice, of Cougl nll Druguists and Confectioners Yacked 1 Price 5 Cents. procure the Pomoia Cough full two ounce packages, If you are ni able to Tablets from your dealer send us 8 cents in stamps and receive a box by mail. Madé by the manufacturers of the celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice Council DUQUETTE & €0,, Bluffs, ta. ‘.’u.,...-v ). Foster & CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counecil FITA . Jnmu: AND PROFITS, TOTAL CAPITAL DIRECTORS Shuzurt, E E. Hunn cus. | They make hiood dothe FADED check, Bl o Pila, the orsent by SA'E CERTAIN, SPEEDY. S MEDICINE v, & D in Southwestern lowa NTEREST ON TIME €O,y AGO. NED., BY s Sta, Cotncil Blufts, La. Bluffrs, STOCK, . vvvvse seere.$150,00) ans s 10,000 AND SURPLUS.....$225,00) L A Milier, F. O. Gleason, 12 1, 1 ‘rt, J. D, Edmundson. Charies “Trangact general banking busl osLeipital and surplus of wuy b DEFOSITS PATENTS for INVENTIONS PROCURSD BY THE Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB, Equal with the lntoros of tho aginal thogovernaint 14 that of INVE often Towo th 1L of valuablo lnveath having olalng VIO, who 14003 1Y Of the ineomoeeney o8 INtonioa of thy attorn iys employd t obtain thole patonts. Tos maci oo cunnot by nooyl ) aia an reltab 0 prosiro patonts, fHr thy val patant dpon 1 gealy, 1€ notantiroly, uyon thy Wi <kl Of tho Withthe view of pe Invantors fron worth 1083 o exrelnss atlornayss, and of wesiag Uit 107 sa- woll protasied by valll pit TG B 6D T rot g ractico: and aro tharafor Gotain patent Conduct Interferences, Mal:e special examinationy, Prox, cjected eusen. Register trade s and copyrights, Coan ol ecasrl I pateat propared s Y Zender opinions axtoscope and valid- ity of patents Proseente and suitn, cte., et 1 you have an Invontion on hand e BUREAU a skoteh with a briaf aescription of tie and you wiii ho 0nos adyisol as o defend dnfringenen 1THE BRE £, togather v featuras, 10 10 pursue. Moduls nre not nece wary unl on- ton 15 of a_complicatod nature. 1f othors are in- fringing on you L, oI you uro ciarzod with Infringoment by others, submit the mattr to TIE BURKEAU for & rellable OPINION beforo acting on the wiatter. ITTE BEE BUREAU OF CLATMS, 220 Bee Buildinz, Omaha, Neb. PECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3, 3 (CUNPLETE outtitbur fixtures and two pool ables forsule and bul ding for rent. Good loeation. E. W sheafe, over Oflicer & PPuscy’s Lunk A STEADY, willing man wants position e jeiper. WL Luke any honest einp oy ment, Gool references given. Address W 1, Boe, Counetl s ! \ TANTED-Girl In boarding house, 8. kighth street, \ - } VW ANTED-A hay-bator. Writo giving prioe, WY i pa oy oot LT KoLk pElom tral City, Neb, No. i OR SALE—Cheap—Houso and Lol known u 00 Midison st.; house and ot known us | Franklin st 8. P MacConne ), Buidwin block. [ SALE O EXCHANGE-Two and w hulfaore farm, miie from business, Coun= efl Bluirs, Wil tike land, b o catule E. . Mayne, 619 Broadwa, LW A faras for sale: kood ) acre furm, 8251 ed 106 nor 3 b ved 80, 4 mile i rge town. ring of il sl severnl furns for r ohuston & Van Pat= ten, Couno b1 uirs, ()FFICE=For reut in lro o buii N and Pearl strocts, havios all the Ia fprovenents. hoated by stoan, elevator, ts, ote. Apply toJ & Cusdy, on Drenlses, ADIES und ge nen dseliing book Tn the w holtduy trade; % 4 day o dress 1) Kappell ave., DARME, gurdon lands, housos, busiucss blocks for sale or rent. Hoss, 20 Pearl stroet, Council Blufls, Brown, or Burke wantol for best i bg wages for per cont. Oull or off Mudlson st lots ar Day &