Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1892, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Derivered by Carrler to any part of the City H.W. TILTON, = MANAGER. e EeIONEY | Nt rvor N6 & N, Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Mrs. J. Baldwin entertained a party of ladies vesterday afternoon ata Kensington toa at her home on Scuth Sixth street Mre. W, W, Snerman and Mrs, Albright entertained the \Whist club last evening at the residen of Mrs, Albright, on South Seventh street, Harry Shepherd of Eesex, [a., who is visit ing the family of L. T. Woodward in the eastorn part of the city, met with an accident while coasting on Cauning street that knocked out all his front teeth Marshal J. L. Templeton received a_telo gram last evening from City Attorney Stow- art, stating thut he had just left Des Moines, accompanied by Attorney General Stone, for Washington, and that thoy woild be joined at Chicago by fHon. Smith McPherson, fLewls H, Reoms and Miss Aunie I3, Law, Doth of this city, were married Thursday ening at the residence of the bride, cerner Pierce streot and Canning avenuo, Swearingen ofticiating. The cere. mony was witnessed by a lurge number of Iriends of the parties John Yancey, who keeps a restaurant near the corner of Broadway and Scott street, lost Wn_overcoat yesterday morning, a colorea man who had been working for him disap- pearing at about the same time, T'he colored man is supposed to have gone to Omaha and taken tho coat with hin, and so far no trace of him has Leen founa, J. R, Mitehell, who was arrested night beforo last on account of a telogram from the sheriff of Monona coun’ asking thata man whose description ho answered bo arrested and held, was discharged yestorday, a second telegram being received notifying the police that the man who was wanted had been cap tured in Onawa City Itev. R. W, liughes, stato superintendent of the Amorican Bible society, will corduct a service Sund afternoon at 3:830 o'clock at the Episcopal church especially for children. KEuach child will receive aletéer containing matters of interest. In the evening he will deliver an address at the unlon meeting to be held in the First Prosbyterian church under the auspices of the Pottawattamio County Bible society. A man named Eldor narrowly escaped drowning in the ver Thursday evening. Ho was cutting ico near the ripraps when Lo shpped and fell into the water. Theswilt current carried bim to tho edge of the ico, whero he came to the surface and would have undoubtedly been carried under tho ice had not one of the other workman caught his clothing with an ice pick and brought him safely to land. James Bradley, electrician of the firo de- partment, was busy yesterday pulting the apparatus in tho new patent boxes at the corner of Pearl strect and First avenue, and at the corner of First stroct and Broadway. I3ach box is provided with separato calls for the patrol wagon, riot alarm and fire alarm. 1f the oxperiment with them proves sucoess ful it is probanie that several more boxes of the same kind will bo put in in various parts of the city. of <R B Colburn, representir Tané Coffee and Joseph, Mo., g the Mid- Spice company of St. will be in the city for a few days only, and on Monday will be at Jumes & Haverstock's, at S, T. MeAtee on Tuesday, atJ. T. Hopkins & Co. on Wednesday, and at N. A, Taylor's on Thursday, where he will dispense to all who eall’a free cup of the famous J. W. W. Mocha and Jaya coffecs. (ome inand geta drink of the finest coffee you ever tasted. 1t will be remembered that Mr. Edwin M. Bunker of this city is the general agent of this great coffee and spice company, and he will bo pleased if every man and woman in tho ity gotsa cup of Mr. Colburn’s de- licious beverage. r Judge I Peake of Blencoe, Ta., is in the city, a guest of D. J, Rockwell and family. L. W. Ross, who has heen scriously 11l for several days, was pronounced better yester- day. J. W. Templeton, father of the city mar shal, is dangerously ill with an attack of la Rrrippo. Miss Augusta teacher of Des Ogden house, 1. W.. Woodruff of the implement firm of Catbeart & \Woodruff, Correctionville, was in the city yesterday 1. W, Woodruff, =i agricultural implement dealer of Corzocuionville, In., was in the im- plement dirrict vesterday. S, E. Story of the firm of Story & Bennott of Cambridge, Neb., was in the city vester- day Iayirg in & stoci of imploments. J. S, Thomas of Lexington, Neb., has been in the city fortwo days past’ completing ar- rangements for spring trado in the implement line. 0. C. Chapman, formerly secrotary of tho Yound Men's Coristian association, i);m now of Creston, 1s in the city visiting friends for u few days. 5. E. Maxon is disposing of his property aud will leave with his family in a few days for Portland, Ore., where he will make s home in the future, Mrs, Peterson and her daughtor Emma are confined to their home, 505 East I'erce streot, by diphtheria. A'vounger child was already ill with the same diseaso. J. 8, Thomas of Lexington, Neb,, an im plement dealer in that cily, wasin town yesterduy sorting up for the” spring trade, ho reports a thrilty condition of things in his vicioity, Irs, G, H. Jackson has gone to Giuthrie uter on business connectod with the Order of the Eastern Star, of which she is grand matron. During her absenco she will visit Des Moines, Colfax, Newton and Grinnoll, ——— We have our own vinayards in Califor Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluls e Reiter, the tailor, 510 Broadway, has all the latest styles and new winter goods. Satisfaction guaranteed, —— T'wo appren ice nurses wanted at the W. (A ho ' al, corner 9th street and Gth avenu SONAL PARAGRADPH, Bowker, a vrominent Moixos, is & guestot the u — freart in Trouble, 00 15 now In trouble in Omaha practicing medicine illegally, itof Couneil Bluffs several vears nmber of curious tales are told of g his peculiar ideas about the v leine and the human anatowy. nan living on Mynster street scates onsulted Dr. Lieber with roference "4 Liouble bie had been having with his Dr 1 ona ihe " organ supposed ected, and the inforiaed his patient that nis heart was sus pendad from bis shoulder blades by a couple of ligaironts, one ou each side. Orie of these ligamedts, bo told bis borrified patient, hud been already rotted mway by the disease, and the other was on the fair road to the same end, 1t needed but little argument to show the man possessed of these peculiarly ar nged intarnal organs that it would prob ably be but @ short time untl bis bheart would drop down among his digostive or- Any, whon his uame would bo soon chang 0 Deuuis. This story is fully vouehod for by tho gentloman who was the recipient of this unigue vit of medical advice, and there #ro sald 10 Lo others equally lnteresting. - taryiswild blackbarry Is the best - . H Sheafe has eastern hand for real estate lonns, - ‘I'ho Hoston Stove, f closes avery evening Mondays and ., uturdays Whitelaw to be af el Wiy, at 6 p In Mondays 9 p shering hi Wiufls, ! sat 10 p & Ca, Oy - ) euding dr o gstore news sband, s A careful examination was made of | | | | wo all fresh n NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUF Hon, W. H, Ware Declares the Fate of Prohibition in Doubt, LITTLE WORK DONE ON THE SUBJECT, Towa Legislators Have Been Gelting Ace Thus Far, ¥ © Storm is ing to Gather and Will Break Enrly. Begin Hon, W, H. Wave wasin the city yester day on & short visit to his homo and returns 10 Des Moines today to resume his seat in tho logislature, Whilo here ho was asked his opinion as to what would bo done about pro- hibition this winter in the legislature, “Woll," was tho reply, “itfs hard to tell 13t what the outcome will be. Of courso know what the attitude of the demo crats is on the subject, but the question now 18 whethor e can get enough republicans to voto with us on any squaro footed licenso bill to carry our point. 1 don't Lelieve we can count on more than threo republicans at tho very outside who wiil stand with us and 1t will tako six votes to knock out the prohi bition majority, The appearanco of things may change before long, but thatis the way itlooks now. We haven't been agitating the probibition question very much down at Jes Moines, but have been devoting most of our time to getting acquainted, WOOL GOODS FOR ALMOST A SONG, The t Semi-Annual Cle iI'4 et the Boston Store, Ca 1 Blay, I, Opened Wednesday morning. The store waselosed all day Tuesday to mark down goods and make preparations for this ereat event, which is looked forward to with deep interest by almost ecver, housewife in Council Biufis and s rounding country. Below is only a partial list of the thousands of bargains that arve offered at this sale. For a better list of prices see Council Bluffs daily Nonpareil and Globe: 40-inch brilliantine, former price, 50¢; for this sale, 25¢, #6-inch all wool plaids and plain flan- nels, 50¢ goods, for 33c. Hl-inch alt wool ladies’ cloth, worth , for 404¢ Hle, 75e and 95¢ novelties in polka dots, camol’s hair stripe and plaids, all in at one price for this sale, 474c. 46-inch all wool henriettas, price e, sale price 50c, 50 pieces all wool red shaker flannel worth 83c, sale price 20c. 25¢ all wool red twilled for sale only. ¢ heavy unbleached flannel, 3fc. Allour fur capes and muf one-halfl the original price. for $3.25, $10.00 capes for $5.00, $1 capes for $6.00, $17.00 capes for $8. Muffs—33¢ mufl for 17¢, F1.00 muff for 50, $2.00 mufl for $1.00, $4.00 mufY for $2.00, $9.00 muff for $4.50. All our stock of mufls the same way. Toys and Fancy Goods—We must have room for our immense sta of wall paper which is now on the w; All our toys, dolls, baskets, clocks and bricka- brack at just half price for this sale, 18c Bannock Burn suitings 12c. All our stock of prints, including best blues, silver grays, black and whites, heavy twilled serges, all usual sold for 7c and 8e, for this sale f-inch wide suitings, former price , for this sale Gie. 36-inch wide Armenian serges, in black and white, former price 15e, for this sale 10¢ 124c and 15¢ outing flannels for 10c, Best apron ginghams 6Gic. Coats’ and Clark’s best 200-yard spool cotton for Be, Belding’s 100-yard spool silk for 5c. Belding’s 100-yard spool twist fo All our children’s coats in two and $3.25. All our newmarkets, that $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00, nll in for $1.98; a chance that should lost sight of. Ladics’ short coats—$5.00 coats for $2.75; $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 coats for $5.00. Novelty garments, sleeves and_revered front, ments for $7.00. BOSTON STORE. INGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, la. former fannel, 19¢ flannel cottor at just Te. lots, sold for one lot not be embroidered $14.00 gar- Forn In the Courts, The following business wi the districy. court yesterfiay: Henry Neifort against I, 1. Dorothy and L. Foreman, judgment snd decree for the plaintiff; Mary Ounsteud against D. R. Olmstead, order issued that I, H. Sheafo, George Canning, . V. Slead and M, Woodward be brought in for cross-examination s to the things con- tained in their afidavits atthe expensc of the defendant; William Larson against Augusta Larson, default taken; Wickham Bros, against Judd & Wells etal, two cases, judgments for §120.66 aud §136.40 against the defendants; liens of the plaintift declared snperior to those of all defendants: Wickbam = Bros, against Kutle Bloss et al, default taken; M. J. Clatterbuck against K. 1. Dorothy, jud¢ment for plain- 0ff; Wire-Buckle Suspendor company against H. Eiseman & Co., judgment for tho plaintiff for £16.25, In the wattor of the application of Henry Wilkins and Peter Masso for the appointment of a commissioner to_establish lines and curves in dispute, Seth Dean was appointed commissioner t0 make tho neces- sary survoys and report at tho next term of court. In the superior court the case of . C. Staniey against C. R. Mitchell, in_which the plaintiff sued for §135 for commission due for salos of real ostate alleged 1o huvo been sold, was tried and o judgment was rendered for the defendant for costs, it being proved that tho salo was not mado by the plaiuuff, A petition was placed on file” by J. 1t. MeMur- try, veceiver of Lincoln Insurance company, against the C'apitol Insurance company of Des Moines, bringing suit for £1,000, elaimed as veinsuranc transacted in R There are still a large quantity of those beautiful Jap goods at the Jupan- ese store, 817 Brondway, und to save freight buck to the coast all will he sold at importers’ cost for the next seven days, Ladies of this city and Omuha will find this the best opportunity of their lives to get these woods at Sun Praneisco wholesal vington, the charged with robbing Sam Stoge cided to turn stato's ovidence for pose of completing the chain of evidence alnst his partoer in orime, Fred IKissell Ihe case against hin was dismissed yester. day, but he was beld as a wiiness, and in do- fault of 100 bail was taken to the county jall for imprisonment until the case comes up for tril, Kissell was bound over to the grand jur and ho was also taken to the county juil. Sam Stogelln, the vietlm of the alleged robbery who ran away aud was recaptured, Wiiliau o8 Lawson, Unarless Bell, Hamilton and Lettio itoss, are all in Joil for safe keeping #s iwitnesses, none of them having furnished the required bond for reloas I'he two women were in the hack Aith the threo wen the night the robbery is claimed to have taken pince, aud most of the men now in confin 01} are those to whom KKinsell corfided the story of the night's o capad Walnut driver n, has de the pur. - block and Wioming « r I daily Thatcher 16 Main, Lost W A man nemed H Kverett's farms two wood ™ Better Malf nan, who Hves on of oast of this Ly, v ke THE OMAHA DAILY | his wite, of whom he nad lost all track. Ho | ftated that she had been visiting with nher | brother, Jerry Lannan. who lives at the corner of Sixteenth street and Avenue (i, for the last two weeks, and that he had seen her during the afternogn and mado arrangements to meet hor at the Rock Island depot And take the evening train for home. She failed to show up At the appointed time, aithough her sister-in-iaw claimed to have put her safely akoard the motor in plenty of time for the | train. Nfr. Holman telegraphed to Under- wood, but nothing had boen seen of hor at that end of the line, and be was very certain that she could not have gotten on board the train anyway without his eceing her. His anxiety knew no bounds, but up to 11 o'clock nothing bud occurred to'allay his foars, A Fifty Cent Burglar. George: k. Williams was arrested yester day afternoon on an information filed before Justice Swearingen charging lim with burgiary. The information alleged that he had entered the bouse of one John Morgal and had taken therofrom two bunches of lath vaiued at 50 cents. His hond was fixed A €100 and ho will have a hearing Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Morgal s es that a neighbor of his was building a house and Wiliiams had been working for him. On the day in question the neighbor's lath ran out, and Williams went aftor more, When ho roturned ho had two bunchos, and when questioned_saia he had gotten them of Morgal. When an investigation was maae Morgal's houso wns found to have been broken open and not only tho lath but a large amount of other lumber, in valuo amounting to about §25, had been taken. He claims to have pretty positive proof that \Williams took all the missing tumber, Jo-Tobe csdly Christian Home Finances, J. G. Lemen has just issuod his statoment of the finances of the past year in the Chris- tian Home, of which he is manager. Tho report is Audited by L. L. Bontley of Mal- vern and J. C. Pontius of this city, a con- mitteo appointed by the board of trustees of the fnstitution. The total receipts for the year was §11,074.52, and tho disbursements £10,186.11, leaving a balanco in tho tr v of §888.71. In addition 10 the cash contribu- tious thore have boen a large amount of mer chandise of various kinds received. — Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. —— Vocal Musk Prof. T. d note il or Blufts, Will Start in Business Again, Messrs, Kim & Champ have determined to resume the loan and investment business 1n Council Bluffs, and with this purpose in view were yestorday negotiating for oftico room. They have received many earnest as- surances of confldence from eastern capital- ists with whom thoy have had business rela- tions for years, and after a careful consider- ation of tho situation they have concluded that Council Bluffs offers the best oppor- tunities 1o rebuild their shattered fortunes, W. I s, teacher of voice veuding. private. adaress at Grand hotel, Council Lossons Will Teach Stenography. Miss Augusta Bowker of Des Moines has arrived in the city for the purpose of taking charge of the classes in steaography and typewriting, which it was decided at arecent meeting of the school board to organize. She will also have classes i arithmetic ana physical geography in addition to her other branches. ‘'he High school now has a total corollment of 200 pupils, which is more than ever before, and is in first class coudition in every way. Watterson Wil Speak. Arrangements wero completed yesterday between Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier-Jouryal, and the Pottawattatie Democratic association for a speech March 4. on the subject “Money and Morals.” It will be at the opera house, and will not be of a nolitical nature. An_admission fee of b cents is to be charged at the door, and the proceeds of the lecture will bo used in fitting up a club room for the association. e Drs. Woodbury dentists,next to Grand hotel; fine work a speeialty. Tele. 145, —_— Dr. F. T Seybert has removed to tho Grand hotel. Telephone 55, — Swansoa Music C)., Msoaic temple ——— WENT DOWN WITH ALL ON BOARD, 09 Loxvoy. Jan, 22,—The British steamer Egyptian Monarch, from New York, whence she sailed January 5, reported thaton the wmorning of January 16, the steamer then be- ing in latitude 48 north, longitude 10 west, she sighted a wooden vessel apparently of American build on fire and burning furiously. Judging from the dense black smoke and tho odor, Captain Irwin came to the conclusion that the burning vessel was laden with oil. As the steamer approact.ed the burning craft two men could be seen clinging to the bow sprit. Alife boat on the stemmer was hasuly cleared away to rescue these iwo mon, but before 1t could be lowered, the bowsprit fell and the two men was precipitated into the sea. Efforts were made to find them, bat they were nov afterwards seen. Captain Irwin thought it probablo that tho boats of the burniug vessel were in the meighborhood, and re- mained near the spot until duybreak in hope of picking them up. A heavy sea was running at the time, and it is more than likely that if the crew had managed to get y from their vessel they were drowned by the capsizing of the small boats. st Rulnfall In Four Years, SAN Axtonio, Tex., Jan, 22.—Advices from Durango, the center of the drouth-stricken recion of Mexico, says it has boen raining thoro steadily two days, and the downpour still continues. I'bis is the first rainfall in that part of Mexico for four years. —~— PARAGRAPIL AL H. B, Jeffers of Elkhorn is at the Dellone, W. H. Clommons of Iremont is at the Paxton. w. Paxton, C E Arcade, . Sullivan of O Ia., is at the Sanford of Ainsworth, Neb,, is at the eill 3Neb,, is at the Washburn of Heatrico is at the Murray. Ernest Murray. C. H. Tulley of Rushville is stopping at the Arcade, W, (i. Scott of Deadwood is stopping at the Murray. A, C. Knight and wife of Lincoln are at the Dellone, W. H. Bryan of Sioux Falls the Delione. D, 17, Rolfo of Nebraska City is registered at the Paxwon, W. A. Fisher of Red Oak, Ia., is stopping at the Paxton. H. D, Hall of Marquette, Neo,, is registored at the I’axton, W. (. Brooks of Beatrico lard yesterday. George (', Hickok, » banker of Deadwood, is at tho Millard W. C. Hill of Bluo Sy ping at the Arcade. D. W Hasson of Norfolk, terad at the Millard. K. K. Fronch, ex mayor of stopping at the Paxton W. H. Shutor and royisterad at the Arcad I' V. Golden, an attorney of O'N I8 registored at the Arcade. E. M. M ) loft by th Chicago yesterday afternoon N. 5. HBradloy and_wife of Mitchell, 8 are aomioifed at the Miliard Captain H. K. Palwer loft by ton for Chicugo yosterday afte James Hell and brotn rouistored st (ho Murray Neb. My of It 1 ’ o )0 A. Yates of Lincoln is at the s stopping at was at the Mil s, Neb, is stop Nob., Is regis. KKoaruey, is wife of Lincoln are ill, Nob. st Roek Island for n. Burling noon e fackson alms agal William K Island nteresis of hnson & g Motir 4l | Feeisered at the D minent King t the firm il 0 ro of 0. Switeer, 1, ( Nobuwka, Ne BEE 'NDAY, JANUARY 9 L) 1892--SINTEEN PAGES, e ————————————————————— [ DISCUSSED BY THE DEPUTIES. Trouble With thé United States Referred to in the/Chlian Congress, TALK OF WAR ‘OFFICIALLY DENOUNCED, Public m ot Minister aee Asst that ¥ Wit Contin [ Elder's Wreek—Polities in Argentine ~Extetsive Forgeries, Barrag s the ace LCopyrighted 182 bypames Gordon Bennett.] SANTIAGO, CHill (via Galveston, Tex.), Jan, [By Mexican Cable tothe New York Herald—Special to Tne Bee.|-The ques- tion of tho strained relations botween the United States and Cnili came up in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, and thoe tone of the declarations made will give scant comfort to those who are looking for a war- like termination of the trouble. Deputy Mathien brought the matter before the Chamber, saying that in view of the alarming rumors which have gained circula- tion in the pross ana among the poople rela- tivo to the questions at issuo between tho United States and Chili he desired to kno from the government the actual state of affairs, {n ordert quiet the public feeling. Senor Barros Luce, replying for the gov- ernmont, said that the questions pending wero assuming an emnently pacific tone, and there was absolutely no foundation for the alarming rumors. When the negotiations wera concluded, at an early date, documents in relation to the matter would be laid before the Chamber. They Have Henrd from Blaine T learn this morning that a cable dispateh has boeen received from Senor Pedro Montt, Chilian minister at Washington, He states that Sccretary of State Klaine requests tho Chillan government {o regard the contents of the gispateh as confidontial for the pros- ent. 1 am, however, eiven to understana that the tenor of the dispateh was decidedly peaceful, and” indicated a spoedy aud har- monious settlement of tho trouble, I'learn that the Chilian government was much pleased by a cable dispatch received from the Unitod States this morning, which 1 am informed stated that the terms required for the settlement of the Baltimore affair would require an indemnity with an avology but that the tenor of the latter would 1n nowise humiliate Chili. A cavinet meeting was at once held but the president was absent from the capitol. Judging by oxpressions from cabinet ministers 1 think that the dispatch was satisfactory and agreeablo to them. Some Chitian N Privato lotters received here say that a revolution is immiuent in Ecuador, based on the assumption oi dictatorai powers by the president. Passengers on the wrecked steamer John Elder publicly denounce the Pacific Steam Navigation company for the manner in which they were treated and the utter neelect to take means for their comfort, The Cleary Opera company, which was on board the steamer John Elder when she went on the rocks off Gueriyuina island at Car- ranza cape, arrived here today. They had a terrible exnerience at sea 1a an open boat after they left the wrecked steamer, but all the members of the company are well, A vortion of their baggage was saved, ws Ttems, S 0 Tties, | Copyrighted 1592 by James Gordon Bennett.] MeNnezy, Argentine (via Gaiveston, Tex.), Jai —[By Mexican Cablo to the New York Herald—Special to Tiug Be.] - A number of the doputies of the vrovincial Chamber met at the honse of Dr. Suarez last night. The house was attacked by a mob of armed men and & desperato fight ensued. After tho attack had been repulsed it was found that Senor Navagas, sec- retary of the Chamber of Deputies, had been’ killed, whilo Dr. Suarez and others were seriously wounded. Friends of tho men who wero assailed havo armed them- selves and swear that they will have re- vengo. 'Tho police are patrolling the streets, and further trouble ana bloodsked are feared, xtensi s Discovered, | Copyrighted 1392 by James Gordon Bennett.} Paxaya (via Galveston, Tex.), Jan, 22, — [By Mexican Cavloto the New York Hevald pecial to Tue Bee.|—Forgeries amount- ing to £20,000 on account of the Huanchaca Miring company of Bolivia have been com- mitted by tho cashier's assistant, Dumy. he latter part of December he disappeared and 1ater he negotiated £3,000 of the fraudu lent paper in Lima and a smail chock in Panama. Tt is supposed that he was a pas- senger on tho Pacific Mail steamer leaving Colon on January 3 for New York, e~ STORY OF ROBBERY RECALLED. arles Baxter's Arrest at St. Louls Fresh Captain Mostyn's Meme In a recent issue of the St. Louis Globe- Democrat there is an account of the arrest of one F'rank Farrell, allas Charles Baxter, for grand larceny, and his subsequent releaso by Police Judge Ciaiborne on what proved to be straw bail on account of wisleading state- ments mede by FParvell’s attorney. Shortly after Baxter, by which name he is better Known, was captured a photograph and description were sent 1o Chief Seavey, with a request for any information regarding tho criminal. Chief Seavey sent a lengthy letter Lo the St. Louis officials giving a his- tory of Baxter's work in Omaha and vicinity and making the statement that the man was an all-round crook, Before Chinf Seavey's letter veached tho St. Louis police Baxier bad peen released ou flimsy bail and had skipped, ‘The letter and request for information con- cerning Baxter awskened old memories and he page which Mr. Baxter occupies in the police records was quickly turned to and found to be full. Probably”the most daring robbery Baxter was implicated in while he stopped in Omaha occurred about six yours pgo, when the Davis Jewelry company, at 711 North Sixteenth street, wis robbed one night of about #00 worth' of stock. Threo men, James Woodard, Pug Sullivan and Baxter, engineered ' d executed the job, All tho plunder was taken to Woodard's house, wh then lived on Burt street, be- tween Filteenth and Sixtecnth, A day or two after the robbery Sullivan took one of thestolen watches to Council Bluffs to sell, and intended to ¢o on to Ot- tumwa with the proceeds aud negotiate with a fenco for tho disposition of all the stolen property. ‘The Céuncil Bluffs police ar restod Sullivan while ho was (rying to pawn the watc When searched, o letter of in- troduction od ' by Woodard and ad drossed to tho keeper of the Ottumwa fence, was found. A telophone message wss sent to Captain Mostyn and the uddress of tho Woodard residénce given, Ati o'clock in the morning Mostyn, accompaniod by a fow trusty officers, Surrounded tho house. A nasty seareh falied to produce any stolen property and the police were about to give up woen Mrs. Woodard was seen throwing bustle out 8f thé window. This of female adornment was quickly se ripped open endt filly half of the pl found. Further search rovealod most stolen silver and plate bidden in a coal scut tle which had & laver of coal for covoring Sullivan and \oodara were soutenced to five years apiece at Lincoln, but Baxter got frov. Since thon be has given Omaha a wide berth and all trace of him was lost unti turned up 1n St Lows, - Canrt Decislon I 5 Towa S0 Des M gram to 1 rendered I'ho suprem the following Eilznbewk Crawford districy Jitherd ve John Htevens ptervencr, appol rison district, afivmed . James iR M augoilant, vs the Des Molnes Ibsure te Mas Is e At ¢ d Shaw IKuehle ve \ company, Mahaska district, affirmed: L. W, Clark v J. M. Raymond, ot al, appellants, Harrison district, reversed, | —— ON THE WAR Sixth Warders FATH. Meet and Bitterly W Lot of People, The Sitth Ward Republican clab had a high old time Friday nightand indulged in vocal fireworks to their hearts' content. President Messick aunounced that the meeting was called for the purpose of dis cussing the proposed action of the city ad ministration with reference 1o the consolida tion of appointive offices. The discussion of this subject assumed a wide range and many extrancous matters wero dragged into the debata, | After several of the members had expressed | their feelings the following resolution was adopted Wherens, The clty council of the eity ot Omuha now has under considerntion an ordi nance proposing the abolition of certain of ficers, “the reduction of wages of necessary officers and the consolidation of others i order to cconom|zo, 10w, therctore, he it Resolved by the citlzéns and taxpavers of Sixth ward, That any such would imprudoent i us und the opposite of ondangering the | and interests of the eltizens of Omaha; that if there must be cconomy in the new administ fon that the reduction bLe de in the exerutive, judicinl and police de- th request and Instruct our honorable councilmen. Specht and MeLearioto nse all their influen 1o prevent any chango a8 at present conteniplated The following was also passed Resolved, That the club.while endorsing the action of the Real Estate Owners associntion ininvoking the ald of the courts in preventing municipal dishonest and fllegal raids on the treasury, deprecate their action in the fn- Junction restraining the payment of election officers at the last eleetion belioving it un- fair and unjust to a large niajority of our citi- zons whoso work was well done and nione honestly carned all asked for. and white they feel that the; Iy entitlea to, but are f their fust compensation by sal Lstate Owners association, be it ived, yThut the Real Estate Owners as- soclation should withdraw t r temporary injunction at this term of court and prevent further delay in the matter, Next, Friday evening a meoting of the will be held o discuss tne question of divid ing the Sixth ward and making two wards - EPING OUT OF HARMN'S WAY, LAREDO, ' ho raid upon the Loma Prieto ranch on the line of Kncinal and Duval counties, where (iarza and a few friends wore located tho first partof tho present weak, failed as far as the finding of Garza was concerned. (iarza had been there, but did not camp on the ranch, preferring to keev in the brush. Thero is no possible doubt but that Garza has scouts and spies who keep him continually in formed of the move ments and where- abouts of the troops, rangers and Unitéd States marshals, which enables him to effectually koep out of their way, and it begius to look as if they will never effect his capturo while acting under the present nlans of operations against him, Revolutionists to Be Sh DEMING, M., Jan, —Two of the leaders of the recent revolution in Ascension have been sentenced to be shot, The execu- tion will take place next week. Others aro now being tricd and other executions will follow, KILLING OF velun in i New IneriA, La., Jan, 22.—The first new: atall from Jefferson’s, referring to ex-Presi dent Cleveland, was received today. Yester- day morning early be went woodcock hunt- ing, and later in the duy and at sunset he s5tood a pusso for duck, which is his favorito came. Last night numerous visi- tors wero received, and this morn- ing Mr Cleveland agan went hunting. As no permits are given sports- men to bunt ou Jefferson’s Island, gamo 1s plentiful, and Mr. Clevelaud fs getting as much of it as he can conveniently attend to, In conversation last night, he expressed a desiro to hunt prairie chickens. Captain Cade, who was among the visitors, cordially mvited Mr. Cleveland and party fo accom- pany him to his ranch near Beaumont, Tox.. where prairie chickens are plentiful. The invitation will bo considered and if time per- mits will be accopted. - ROCK ISLAND TRAIN DITCHED,. Six People Injured by un Wre cngo, RRock Istand & 1 Cuicaco, 111, Jan. 2. —The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacilic passonger train No. 8 which left this city at 10:30 last night for Davenport la, left the track ncar Blue Island and rolied into_the ditch. The train consisted of an_engine, baggage car, three passenger coaches 2ud two sleepers Near Blue Island is a_large pottery plant and it was within a short distance of it that the rails spread. ‘The engine cleared tho gap 1n safoty, but the bagpage car coupling gavo way. Al six cars were ditched in a fow minutes and all took fire. The Rock Island officials in the city re- ported a2 a. m, that they had been notified that six passengers wero' injured. No fatal- ities had been roported. e amer Arrivals, At Philadelphia —Austrian, from Glasgow. At Baltimore —Virginia, from Hambu At London—Sighted —Adriatic ana F from New York. - Ex-President €1 Having Great Sport ™ the Chi- i, Ibe, SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OR SAL tewm of good nares chaser may cut wood to puy for samce. PIy to Leonard Everett. MOR KENT- Fine mill and duiry farm. 440 acres, just south of the city 1mits: 50 ucres fine by lind, bilance pasture and Girm land, Avply 1o Leanard Everctt, Connell Blufr DOX RENY -7 cornerdth ave, door -A pu Ap- A Oth st Inquire ne. OFFER the followi burgiing fraitand vegetablo lands: 5 neres s) rods north of th U grounds. castern pe, fine sprines and fine soring-brook, lan. very rich and well 3 ucres on Gra il und fine g r 1ine rom Counell Bl D ACros f very o avenue, 110 1 05 from city e, biven and outhuildin argitin it #5500 rius. « eholee fruit res in black- berrles, 600 youne feuiv trees, 5,000 grape vinus House, bara and outhuildin’s A 'very choles burgaln, only iles east of postoffies 1n Couneil’ Bluffs "W, €. stacy. Room 4, Opors House block. Couneil Blufls, T OWA farms: fiy #1,00) cush, b farm, #0600 40w sizes Fend for list Council Binirs ne orchard,r situuted on Mynste d one-half mile toffice, 1 plowed land on Grand | 1 Hmits; good | 1 o orehiri; a long tine oasy; i nston &V, i 15) nera | 1 ns of il | 0 Patten, WANT to buy stook of groseres or boots ad shoes: Wil pay part eash an | part by s house and 10t In Owaba, G 2 Boo il Buffs OMPLETE ontfit bar flxtures and two pool tables for sale and building for rent, (ool u E M Sheate, over Oflcer & 1 use I s, it bank Y lan s for sale or rant ot, Counoll Biufls housss, lots wnl Day & garden ble arl str \CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counecil Bluffs, TOTAL Dinsorons-| whugart B E (1 R Wandan Transacs g A RN [ INTEREST ON TIM: DEPOSIT S medicine or in 100 much trouble. and in w short 10 standstiil as far cerned, un for not cu i i preat m i house, with bath voom, | 08 this, not trout eat proposition by un u postoffice. progress of the solong a from the lips 0 aere furim, 80 per acrea, | ervi and Mr LIKE A MIRACLE. Mra. Frank Walt:re, Rosiding a 26507 Patrick Avenus, Stites Hor Relief Through the Succes:ful Troatment of Drs. Copeland, Shepard and Mansfleld. “My dieease had been | long while: 1 would take my head woald stop up and foel heavy ar ache, but T only paid slight attention to th But abo VORF A 1L had Kr wors 10 suric boga Frow that tinme made 1 CONSTANT PAIN AND MISEIY My head and nose were continually stop upi the mucus gathering in ny thront g me an fneossant haeking cough and most e agrecablo spitting, especially I the morai my system for a 1d <o easily and on it MRS, FRANK WALTERS, when 1 would ralse o great deal of heavy. muens or phicgn. “My throat was sore, and reitaved, and 1 mual rnging L buzzing nolses in my cars. My stoniach much out of order my appetite alnos entirely tuiled we, wnd, whon 1 did eat. th food seemed 1o do mo wo good and my stom- ach folt hoavy and overloaded “Whenever” 1 stooped over T wouid have flashing pains throagh my chest and should- ersimy sjecp was broken and fitful - The rav- e of thye disenses told very seriously on nio inevery Wiy, und my entire nervous system was holng destroyed. 1 was fretable and ensily annoyed by trifles, Every moring found me with a heavy. dull, tired fecting WITHOUT ENERGY 01 AMBITTON 1 was wgreat sufferer fron nervousie Insomnbin. 1 was vory duting th ble to rest or )t night, and th. 1 ulsosur- oro padis I the choest nd could not draw fuil n. Tutniscondition 1 Mans- 3507 PATIICK AVE, and around my hoart, hwithout sever suited Drs, Cope I had vainly resortea towarious ans of cure. They bozan iy case one month ago and I am now %o muéh hiproved that 1 feel ke o new womnn, My nervous condition is much improved, and 1 cau sleep as well as I ever d waklig rofreshod a ready for my duties” A1 this without the v pfopintes ot injurious dinws. My treat s been wild and pleasant and yet cordially recommend Drs Copeland Shey ard and Mansfield to ail needing skilitul med- ical help.” “ON YOUR HONOR." This is the Condition Upon Which a a Lady Correspondent Asks a Di rect Question. “1s catarrh curable? Answer on your honor as gent 0. Now, this direct and very ennhatic question was the introduction of a letter which Dr Copeland and his associates received the other day from from a lady in Sharon, Pa, 15 catarrh eurable? Answeron your honor as gentlemen. ™ While the question implics considerable aoubt s L0 the curability of cutareh. or per- Baps an impression that the discase i not cu able, it also iuplies @ compl Lary rel ance on the truthfulness of the peopl whom It was nddressed, and, for thi v deserved a fair and sqiare answer. and such an answer it shall recelve( Yes, catarrh s a curable dls We have 0 denonstrating that fact years. We are demonstrating It every week i the pub- lished statements of well known won and women fu the community who have been en- tirely cured. ana who stito to the publie, ov theif own signatures, and in interviews compinied by their portraits, that they have been cured, We have been demonstrating it again by referrin, nzain and continually o statements published in our advertiscnient yoars ag and eadlirmed by the persons spealin’ todiy: whe point 1o their stutement of years ago and state that not the slightest sign “or of thelr trouble has apy inal statements were made Catarrh is curable. To t iz, intelligeat public we | for'doubt of the br Lhis qu "on our honor and us conscientious physicians. cyvery day in our consultation roon We deal hon- estly with our patients and keep faith with the pubt nt people know this. Even who are not speclally nterested in our know that it would not be profitabie £ do anyininz etse. Located, as we i aently in this eity, rzing 4 reculne and uniform fee for modicine and treat it would be the helght of folly 1o impose upon the public, evenif we desired to do so. Ad- tisers Who Impose on the people expoet to DUt very few times, and he specialist who \rg his putients regu- Tarly, 1 not oinz (0 muke statenonts thut ho cunnot fultiil, This stands (o reason When wo say eatarth is cur wo mean those worle us o pers and sees Il and when w for diss apy 1 oy disagrecabls symptome linve red, Hor Hear ng Rostored. and the hack o waye ringing DEd constant oy 1 Vings fro continual nolso in my ears and MY HEARING WAs STROYED almost entirely. 1 could not REAT an OFAINREY ConyCren- ton. T hiad a severe cough. 4 My cyes woro weak nnd wiats ANSON. “ory. Had no appetito and 1y stomuch was out of order and enused o | groat aistress After troating with ard and Mansflold, howeyver were differont from nll scomed 1o undorstind th and my doubt ehangel new thoy would cure i “Lhave not been disappolnted foel so well now that ean hardly past condition, Mrs. Jansen [ives at #6th and V stroets. S Omaha, whers sho can be seen and will ily verlty her statement Had Dre. ( . 1 fovnd th the o Shepa W they Tley thoroughly, ence wnd L cither 1 ny ot 10 con i e Catarrh Ten Yoara “My dife for the past tef years has been one of con ntsuffering: everything Ltried secnied to niike my case worse, L treated with muny re, hut they wore uccosstul In re: fevin of my moncy and my i ually fi coniple My iy e hu LW head and ap« 10 be constantly up and 1 had d AV Y PANS OVer iy ty my throat wes dry and sore, and the dropping from the back partof e | oat would il e ap. cansd ble cough, cspocially in the 1ooriings s of smell was considerably tmpaired: my appetite was fittul, my stoep, while sppar ently sound cnough, did not appear 1o 1o trosh and when I awakened in th rulng L languld and tired all throy Where all others have falled Dis, ( tli ard and Mansfiold huve been Sucees and [epnnot say too nineh for ther any and all Twould gladly rop Mr Doll lives on Leavenwortn whore she can be seen and readily verify her stutement, L was a MRS MENA DOLL Ano'her Instanco, 1L MeCord 18 thank elved from Drs. Copol isticld troatment ‘or yoars I was tron noso wis stopped up first e and then ssin the throat, pains nuai hawkine and < plt tine, Aft eyl various remedies ind ting no relief | gave up in despair, rondiie of the arkeble curcs of s Copeland. Ship 1 and Mansgeld 1 tded to eall upon ind try thel nt. 1 did so suy e Wond nd 1 de S iyt titude to- them for the Mr. M fits v M th eatareh, my MILM'CORD, sctiy what Ce i i nt under fnthe office for ca- h, wo i The maority of the Wr eured ; Sone ar not. The the progress of catarrh has extended 1o the lunes, the hoart orsome vitul orgin, and w eure 15 inpossible Whergthe disease las been so lonz negl no meical skiliwill Lring about « such eases we are fortunate if we ca the pat nd in these Instinees promise to tacure, Catarel, when it his deye ehed an b per are other und more fred fuilure t aln 4 cure d thoughtessiess of the 4 S001 s Do Dezing to 108 nézlectful in takin etting s trentient 1 Lor inst Jmnprove e bed i comes i con- nis doctor ump fipression thi vl bs Ineurable 15 increased by such eases 11 13 fostored by physicinns who ao el ind - Know nothing abont 1t el IS ble discax ient follows our dir 1 for the s fnproven: ile blames 1118 08 i falr ¢ T ally cortudn. of evide question with which this artic 1 sincerity and on our “honor Cthatcatireh is coarable when 1L follows regulurly and faithfully he doctor's Instractions, when the eontrac- lon of no gther disease’ Interferes with the treatment, and when the ¢ arrhal condition (tsel £ hag it heen nogle 0 extend IHto consinpLion or some suher futil diseis Adding Proof. following Interesting ratoments are hrother an | s ster, Miss Min- Bonavie ddor. who resido with helr parents G0 1608 N, 2ith street, tis city (e benefits 1 have rec sutisfiod that a spe will he the result.” ived, and I wm perfeetiy dy and permnanent curo Faithful Work, t thmes Twould 1o ome by terrible headaches, 1 liad thos huzzing and my ears, o continual b and my throat was o dry hardly swallow. almost blinded ronr wliug and s and fore £ noises in Vitting, could In nddition my noso W as contantly Stophed up as' forten years X D not breathed throngh itz I the ex= tlon Dirs. Copos, Lond, Shepard and Munsficld found in my nose w large polypus which was the caiise of obstructed breaths JOIN MALONE Phey deftly removed umor withhut a bit of pain ‘orloss of blood. 1 felt hnmediate reilef, and can now Dreathe through both nostrils, my head have ceased, N0 more roaring noises in - the cars, no hawking and spitting, and 1 fecilike adilferent man. i “1heartily recommend Drs, Copeland. S ard and Mansfield's treatuient as thi cu troatment that ever gave meany re nad T known of th oner 1t we saved mo y of iz und noney. " Mr. Malone lives where he will req o dentials, Ashos been said, Dr. W. 1L Copeland was president of his cl Hellovao Hospital Medieal Colleze. New York, where he grad- ed. the most famous institution of its kind in the country, His diplomn bears the wiitten endorsement” of the medical authorities of New Yol of tio deans of prom nent ¥ collezes in Ponnsylvanis eredent i; 10 less abundant and nng i fe nlso 18 formally indorsod by the o lous county and stats medie s gentlomon, afl experience and prace! b b voted their lives to the practice of thelr sy ties, with wl 33 the columas of thg SUEPARD, who w 5 ©Rush Medjeal which 15 acknowledzed to be the leading in= stitution of 1ts kind In the Wes'. 18 10w isso= eluted with the Conelana Med Institute Dr. Shepard's thorough hospital e peri ice and specinl study of the discases of © the e, n0se and thioat, nace him an loading speclalists in the wes Copeland Medical Institute ROOMS 311 AND 312, New York Life Building, Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts., Omahz, Nebs W. H. COPELAND. M. D, .8, SuEran, M. D, L 1. MANSFIELD, M. D. Consultin hysielius, tes: Catarrd and ali dis r. 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