Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1892, Page 3

3 N 4, THE OMAHA BEE | COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: NO. PEARL STREET. Teiivered by Carrier to any part of the City 1. W, TILTON, - MANAGER 'lvllIIH',\I~1|":"(”;':"‘('}”" X e ——————————— MINOR MENTION. N, Y. Plumbing Co. Council Pluffs Lumber Co., coal. Cratvs chattel loans, 204 Sapp blook, For Sale—My house. Mrs. J. Lyman. A team belonging to Dr, Hanchett dashed out of the barn last evening with A bugey attached and ran for about half a mile, T cirtlage was overturned and one of ihe wheels broken off. All persons, old or young, mole or female, ho are willing to canvass for funds for Russian relief fund in the Fourth ward aro requested to come to the rooms of tho Young Men's Christian association Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the following parties: Grant Pilling and Aona W. Lewis of Grove township: Leven E. Barr of Fullorton, Neb., and Anna L. Van Draff_of Oakland, ln.: Beade Stafford of Shelby, Ia., and Elia V. Alibaugh of Chicago, The solicitors for tho Russian relief fund intho Second ward aro Mrs, O. H. Lucas, W. C. Eastep, G. R, Brown, A, C. Rockwell nderton, E. Ditty, Miss Jennie Kelly, Th committee will report ut Mrs. G. H. Brow on Mynstor street, between Sixth and Seventh strects. C. Hover, Mrs, Stephenson’s class in the First Bap. tist church will give an entertainment in the church ‘Thursday evening for the purpose of rasing funds to carry on a work of charity that has teon be- gun’ by it in the way of taking fruils and flowers to the sick throughout the city. A fire musical_and literary program has been prepared, and the entertainment should be well patronized. Harry Kelloy did not have the money to pay his way into the show at the opera house Jast evenini, but he was bound to see the show anyway. He accordingly climbed 1n at 8 window, but just as hehad bogun to enjoy the play the eagle eyes of tho man ager and a detective chauced to Jight on Lim at tho sawo time, Ho was bundied off to tho nolico station and spent the night in the city jnil on u charge of vagraucy. A suit for a divorce was commenced in the district court yestorday by Flavius M. Wolf apainst Eva A, Woll. It is alleged 1 the petition that the parties wero married ‘in Lewiston, Fulton county, T, in 1884, and lived together until two years ago'Inst January, when Mrs, Wolf deserted her husvand, Ho demands a di- vorce and the custody of their 6-year-old duughter, Iithel, who bas lived with bim ever sinco her mother’s departure. George Frederick Westrip, the S-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Westrip, died vesterday morning at 10:15 o'clock. He be- camo afflicted with curvature of the spino fourteon months ago and it was found necessary to perform a surgical operation upon him.” It was un- successful, however, however, and from that timo to the day of his death he uever left his bed. The funeral will occur tomorrow after- voon at 2 o'clock from the family residence, 706 Mynster streot, Alderman L. A, Caspar was made the vic- tim of another surprise yesterday morning iu honor of n birthday. While he was at breakfast his employes, to the num- ber of sixteen, filed' in, headed by the foroman, aud stood before him. His first thought was that o strike was on foot, but in a few seconds bo was considerably re- assured by one of the mcn stepping forward ana presenting hin with a magnificent gold locket watch cnarm, engraved on one side with the name of the recipient and the date, while the other side was set in rubics and diamonds. The announcement that J. D. Crock- well had secured an exact duplicate of the buby carringe presented littie Ruth Clevoland having b questioned by rompetitors, he produces the original order, correspondence and invoices from the manufacturers themselves, fully cor- roborating Mr. Crockwell’s claim.” The clegant carrviage was sold yesterday to Mr. Teal, master mechanic of the Sioux City & Pucific, asa present to his daugh- ter, Mrs. August Beresheim, BOSTON STORE. Stock of Spring ¢ colved—See the Displ All this week we have been receiving consignments of spring goods, and next week we shail have on display all the lntest novelties in dress goods, hosiery, ete. Come in and sece the new fabrics. You will be highly pleased with them, and, us usual, you will find our prices lower than any other dry goods store in the west. And, by the way, the rainy senson is at hand We're fixed for it with thou- sands of umbrellas in all kiods of new designs. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, Ta. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., lead- s and promoters of low pr - PERSONAL PARAG Just Re- John Beno 1s in Chioago. M. C. Sorenson, the woelli known Avoca merchant, was in the city yesterday, Mus. S. A, Fields of Shonandoab, wife of the representative fiom Puge county, was the euest of Miss Emwa Tomlinson, on Bluff street, over Sunday. — Tastern money to loan on real estate by L. H. Sheafo, Broadway and Main, e Jaryis wild blackberry is the best Money to loan. Lowest rates. wion & Van Patten, Everett block . —_— Look at the lots in Madison Square. An nere in ench lot; 10 per cent off for thirty days. DAY & HEss, Swanson Music Co., gt The G. M. Dodge camp, Sons of Vet- orang, 1] give a ball in G, A, R. hall on the evening of March 7. A cordial invitation is extended to the publi Republ “The republicaus will hold thew primaries in the vavious wards this evening at 8 o'clock. The 1ollowing places have been designate 1irst Ward—At the room on Upper Broad- wav opposite Benton street, and select six detegates and rominate u candidate for wara alderman, Secona Ward—At the city building, and seloct eignt delegates and nominate & candi- date for ward alderman Third Ward—At room over 415 Broadway, wnd seleot eight delogates, Fourth Ward—At the county court house, aud seleet six delogates, 1ifth Ward—At 'Squire Stone's building on Twenty-first street, between Kifth and Sixth avenues, and select eight delegates Aud vominate a candidate for ward alaer. man. Sixth Ward—At Schubert block, No, 232 West Broadway, and select four delegates. —— Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best, Fraukli quare, Where is it? Take the Broadway car to Grace street, then go southeast on Frauklin avenue, *paved,” until you see our signs, The lots are in size 100 by 800 fuet; good shade trees; the finest lots in the city. Tan per cent off on all salos made during the next ten days. Day & Hess, Sole Agents, e Drs. Woodbury,dentists, next to Grand botel; fine work a speciulty. Tele. 145 Two apprentico nurses wunted at the W. C. A. hospital, corner 9th street and Gth avenue John- Tasonic temple e e We have our own vineyards in Califor wia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Blutls 1 NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | A, 0. Graham Named as the Democratio Candidate for Magor, HE HAD EVERYTHING HIS OWN WAY Macrae Was Not in the Race at Any Stage of the Game—How the S seful es Enginecred the The democrats held their eity convention yosterday aftornoon. All aay Sunday had been spent by the candidates preparing for the fray, and the livelist interest was manifested by both republicans and democrats to see how these manoeuvers had changed the state of affairs sinco the caucuses on Saturday night. All sorts of rumors were afiont with reference 10 the nominations that might be made, and there was just enough apparent relinvility about them to give a relish to the prospect. Half an hour before the time for opening the conven tion rolied arouna the delorates, candids and spectators began to arrive, aud the super. court re 1, where the couvention was to be held, and \he lobbies outside were soon filled, the time before the call to order being oc:u pied by the candidates and their wire-pullers in wandering hore aud there among the voters and strengthoning whatover woak places there might be. Stoctly after 2 o'clock the convention was called to order by W. H. Kuepher, who called J. J. Shea to the_chair as temporary chuirman, John 1. Mitlien was appointed temporary secretary, and a committec of six was chiosen as a committec on credentials, composed as follows: J. R. Deitrich of the Third, J. R. McPhorson of the First, W. H. Knopher of the Second, Frank Trimble of the Fourth, W. C. Morris of the Fifth ana C. Graves of tho Sixth. After the report of the committee hird bee made tho chairman appointed a committee on permanent organ ization, consisting of Dr T. B. Lacey W. H.'Knepher and William Malonoy. The report of this committ was that the temorary organization be made permanent, and the report was concurred in, in spito of Chairman Shew's statement that e should foel at liberty 1o call any other delezate to the chair at any time be ‘might think bis presence was teeded on tho floor, The convention then proceeded to the nomination of & candidate for mayor. ‘There wero fifty-turee votes cast. The result of the informal bal- lot was us follows: A. C. Grabam, 26; Josiah Danforth, 5; 8. B. Wadsworth, 19; D. Ma- crae, 8. On the first formal ballot’ Graham received 33 votes, Wadsworth 10 and J. E. F. McGee 1. Grabam was declared the nomi- nee, and his homination was, by motion, made unanimous. ‘The nomination of a candidate for aleer man at large was proceeded to, aud the re- sult of the informal ballot w as follows: V. Jennings, twenty-five; L. C. Larson, ten: B. S. Terw nine; W. C. James, thre U. H. White, six. James’ name was with- drawn at his own request and the next bal- lot stood as follows: Jeunings, 43; Larson, 2; Terwilliger, 7; White, 1. Jeunings was declared the nomince, There were but two candidates for city auditor, and_the informal yote stood: R. N Whittlesey, 25, and J. C. Lange, 25. O the formal bullot Louge received votes, and on motion of Whittlesey his nomination was made unanimeus, Wuinttlesey vledging Lange his support and anncunciog that he was a democrat, but no *“Citizen.” On the informal ballot for city solicitor the vote was us foliows: Brimet Tinley, 32, G. A. Holmes, 20; J. J. Stewurt, 1. On the next voto Tinlo; received 35 votes to Holmnes’ 15 azd was declured the winner. The forces were considerably scattered on the Informal ballot for treasurer, the result being as follows: O. D. Haigh, 243 I W. Spetman, 145 J. 1. Lutz, 8; S. J. Rodda, 5; E. B. Bowmun, 1; S. B. Wadsworth, 1. On the formal ballot Halgh wi nominated, receiv- ing 34 votes, Spetman Lutz 4 and Wads worth i In the contest for the nomination of city marshal, tho informal bailott stood as fol- lows: H. R. Oberholizer, 21; John Church- i, 21: C. H. White, 73 J. Hathaway, 4. On the formal ballot Oberboltzer received 27 votes and was nominated, Churchill re- ceiving 238 votes and Hathaway 3. Next came the informal baliot for city en- gineer, which G o Richmond, 84; T. A, 115 F. Stimson, 4r L. P. Judson, Etnyre, 2. Iit- uyre’s name was withdrawn, aud on the formal ballot Richmond turned up with 42 votes and was declared the nominee, Clark receiving 8 votes, Judson 2and Stimson 1. On the informal ballot for assessor, W. D. Hardin received forty-two votes and J. M. Shea eleven. On the formal baliot Hardin received forty-six to Shea’s seven, and was declared the nominee. A. B, Paris was nomnated for superin- tendont of markets bs acclamation. ‘The convention thien adjourned and the delegates went their way. Tie ward com- mittecmen held a meeting immediately after adjournment to make arranguments for work at the polls on eiection day. e 1 Increosiug the Capltal Stock, An amendment to the articles of iucorpora- tion of the Standard Oil company was filed in the county recorder's ofice yesterday, 12, by which ‘the capital stock of the organization is increased from £600,00 to £1,000,000, with the conditiou that it is to bo paid up before April 1, 1 The names of H. L. Tevis, W. H. Tiiford, H. Rofey, John D. Archbold, Benjamin Browster, Henry M. Flagler, O. B, Jouuings, William Lockefellor uud John D, Kockelellor. pedn Uiy Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broadway, has ull the latest styles and newest goods. Satisfuction guiranteed, Walout block and Wyoming coal, fresh mined, receiveddaily — Thatcher, 16 Main, THAT GOLD RESERV Democrats Anxlous to Know if 1t Is Availa- ble for Current Expense Wasmixarox, D. C., Feb, At the in- stance of Representative Dockery of Mis- souri the house touay adopted a resolution directing the committee on judiclary to 1u- quire and report 40 the house as to the right of the secretary of the treasury to use the 100,000,000 of gold reserve for current ex- penditures. In regard to the resolution Mr. Dockery said: I asked the house o adopt tho resolu- tion for the reason that there scems to be some doubt upon the question, especially emphasized by an interview with the secre- tary himself, publisbed in this eity, in which no 18 quoted as saying: “As to the $100,000, 000 of gold rescrve, it is held azainst the $350,000,000 of uational bank notes to make the credit of the government impregnaole, for no one would be able to get together enouxh greenbacks to take all toe gold out of the treasury, aud therefore do 1ot take auy, but these notes outstanding are legal tender, and the government can abd would use this gola reserve if it needs to, in & pinch. It sbould, therefore, appear lu the debt state- ment us available cash. “lu sdditlon v this alleged opioion of the secretary, as quoted, Aocting Secretary of the Treasury Hon, O. L. Spaulding, 1 bis testimony before the ways and moeans com- wittee on the 23d of January last, lusisted that the §100,000,000 of gold reserve was availabio for the expenses of the govern- ment, und in reply to specific questions from members of the committee he stated that the secretary of the treas- ury also, he understood, holds the opinion that tho $100,000,000 of gold reserve is available for tho expenses of the government, inasmuch as there is no statute agaiost it. ‘I understand the bundred mil lions,’ continuea Mr. Spaulding, in reply 1o s question of Mr. Turuer, ‘was hrst separated in 1585 from the statements in the treasury and you asked the question if the 100,000,000 could be used for suy other purpose. | uo- derstand that the secretary so tolds that he bas the discration.’ *“Phe acting secretary further asserted in emphatic terws that be concurred in that view. @"'Now at this time, poudiog the examina- tion by the judiciary commitiee,” concluded Mr. Dockery, *1 don't cure to expi'ess any opinion on the question further than to say that some of the most ewinent fluauciers of H. THE OMAHA DA the government wholly disagree with the viow that this fund can be used for current © x]mnil‘i.'" T'he question upon which Mr. Dockery de mands a formal decision from the judiciary committee is held the democrats to be of the utmost importance not only to the apnro priations committeo, of ~ which Mr. Dockery 18 & member, but also to the house | 83 & wholo in the coming discussion of | the rovenus reform bills reported by the ways and means committee, If the gold reserve should be held not to be availa | ble for current expenditures it simply means, they say, that the F'ifty-second congress had 100,000,000 less to draww upon in the matter of appropriations than has onerally been understood to be available. Tho democrats say that their declarations will then be justified that the country is confronted by a deficit in the public treasury as the result of the lavish appropriations of the Fifty-first congress, and that Mr. Holman and his col lengues of tho appropriations com mittee _must Gemand economy aiong the line, The tariff reformers, too, that all the protection of the MeKinl has been able to accomplish has been to save the public treasury from the verge of bankruptey, and point in contrast to the euerous surplus that existed fu the treasury at the close of the Cleveland naministration as cormpared with the depleted cordition that they insist nust be precented at the close of the Harrison administeatic Contirmations, Wasmiseros, D. C., Feb The senate in executive session today confirmed the fol lowing nominatious of postmasters Arkansas--J. R. Brouse, lonoke. fornia—Mrs, Lizzie M. Calders, Willow. nois—C. B, Thorpe, Litebfield; R, . Brad- ford. Pontiac; T. Wilson, Ieban Town Sena Gidley, Malvera, Pennsylvania—H. Moulthor, Connautviile, IKansus—Joseph Worsham, Heurictta. Cali 111 VORED THE UNION PACIEIC, Cut Rites on Steamship ¥ for Compl: Cmeaco, 1L, Feb. man Smith of the Transmissouri association has just de cided a caso in which the Union Pacific agent at Trinidad, Colo., was chnrged witn ticketing a party of Italiax Turin, Ttaly, by Now York and tho F'rench line of stoamers at a cut rato of £ per passeuger below the regalar tarift. The chairman decides that thero is no provision in the. association ugr under which such a Steamship tickets, tkets i auso sment case can be reached declares, are sold by Lie the agents of all roads i1 his territory on commission as well as by brokers, bankers and other peovle. They consequently remit a part or il their commissions 1o the passen- gerugent in order to sccure a party, thus making it appear that the rates have boen re- duced. No good results, he thinks, would be socured by requiring ths railrond agents to refrain from discounting thew commission The ofticial statement of the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul road for the month of Junuary shows that thoe «ross carnings were 2,240,917, an increase as compared with the same month last year of §4iidl ho oxpenses awounted to §1,741,305, an increase of §14,155, and tho net earnings were 8570522, an increase of #160,606. For the seven mo: anuary 31, the gross earnings werve § 52, an inerease as comparad with tne corra- [t sponding period of tho previons year of £2,83 Expeuses and taxes were 812, 3 , an iucreaso of $1,241,72, and the net earnings were 1,743,431, ‘an increase of 31,580,600, Sustained the e wixariELy, 11, Feb, Ju in the United States diswrict court today sustained the domurrer to the indictments against Milton Wright, general freight ngent of the Wabash railway, and J. M. 3. Keblor of St. Louis, doing business under the namo of Ketlor Bros., for violation of the inter- state commereo act by cutting rates ou ship- ments of flour from East St. Louis to Mon- treal, Canada. In nunouncing his decision, the court said: “There was no coutention in the arguient on behalf of the demurrer that the power of congress uver interstate zommarce is limited, butit was asserted that whea congre: tempts to regulate internationa! co.nmerce its power is limited by the equal power of the foreign country with which international traflic is cavried on. According to the indict- ment there wero more miles of Laul in Canaga than in_this country. The legisla tion of the United States is territorial and it is difficult to imagiue & power to execute or euforco obedicuce 10 8 municipal law outside the eireie in which that law operates. The logical conscquence of territorial principle 1s that a nation can ouly vunish offenses within the limits of its own territory, and this rule confining peual justice to tho territory in which the oftense was committed has been rigidly adhered to in the United States and in the British dom- inion.” nrer Allen L ALL BOW IN REVERENCE, Rex, King of the Carnival, Pays His Annual Visit to New Orleuns, New Onueass, La., Feb, ing his majosty, Rex, king of entered lis beloved capital most ostentatious display. tion was conducted on a rato scale, thoroughly in keeping with the dignity of his oxalted personuge. As s00n as tho flotilla was sighted every vessel in the harbor blow its whistles, while the booming of canvon (including the wmonster picces of the Austriau vessel Aurora) and the blast of wumpets contributed to the rousing though discordant welcome, His majesty was aboard the roval yacht Galveston, High Admiral Munger, duko of the royal yucht, in commwund; named os scorts were his majesty’s cuttor Forward, Admiral Smith; tho steam launch Bijou, Cuptain_Kirchoftsky and other vessels o tue tlotilla. _The parado was then formed av the head of Caual street in the following order: Mounted Detachment of Houschold Guards, Plutoon of Household Guards, Mountod Virst Royal Brigades, Uniform Rank Knights of | ythias, Uniform Runk Knlzhts of Honor. Toseoh A shakespeare, Duke of the Crescent City, Communding the Royal Citade Mounted éscort of chevallers, Mounted detachm the Seventy-third Bund of the Seventy-third Mammeluk Royal division In chirge of his gricious majesty Rex and 1 's of the seragilo. Roynl zuard: Mounted sl Marines from the royal yach His mujesty's counc L in Cirr.ages, The procession then moved through tho principal streets to the roval citudel, where his majesty was presented witn the keys of bis favorite capital, and the line of march concluded at the Hotel Roval, where an in formul reception and leves were held, whicn all the roval suvjects attended. His wajesty was attirea in & most gorgeous and expensive costuine, ropresenting o 'lurkish pasha, and was borne through the streets in @ brilliantly decorated palanguin carried on the shoulders of four sturdy Turks, His Crew. Proteus and his crow tonight appeared on the stroets in a pageant remarkablo for its beauty of design and brilliancy of effect, ‘The cnangeful deity in bis months of slum- ver has had @ dream of the vegetuble king- dom and for the pleasure of his bost of ardent worshipers has reproduced 1t in a most artistic pageant in the following order: Cur No. 1-—P’roteus seated on a whito lily in the widst of a ficld of daises; No. 2—Ihe elves of the cactus; No, #-Strawberry sprites; No. 4—Lily; No. b—Green neas; No. 6-—-Suntlowor; No. 7— Watermelons; No. S—Ferns; No. 9-—Roses; No. 10—Familiar vegetables, cabbages, turnips, radishes, and carrots; No. I1—Thisties; No, 12--Sea plants:' No. 13—Pond lilies; No. 14— Cher- rien; No. 15—Coru; No, 16—Acorns; No. 17— Pansies; No, 18—Kungi or mushrooms. el e i s MORE WARNHIPS FOR CHILL This even the carnival, amid the The recep- most elabo- His Gr, 15, Proteus « Money Will Be Approp: New Vessels Receatly Comple LCopyrighted 1692 by James Gordon Beanett.) Varraisiso, Chih (via Galveston, Tex.), { Feb. 20.—[By Mexican Cable t0 the New York Herald—Special to Tux Bee.|—The actual condition of affairs relative (o the purchase by Cbili of warships from Great for the suuw in quostion 15 in and the other, an arwored suip, is in Land’s at Birkeobead. It was built for the Portuguese but was uot taken. It is proba ole thut money will be asked from the Chil- June Oue of the ships Armstroug's yard Britain is that this countay has optiou until | | WEDNFSDAY, 1LY BEE ian congress to buy the ships/* 1t is the 1n tontion to have the Chlian vess e, Krrazuriz, Esmeralaa and the Condeil ob /Leach, witn the Pinto, if sho arrives In tme, start on & cruise in April. They will goto Peru and Mexico and will be absent fivd months In regard to the charges Against Cousul MeCreery and Licutonant Hitlow, what | have cablea you Is public news. Data relat i sul McCroery's alleged transnction | s —obtaining news from Minister and using the same for his own ad | vantage- have all been ‘forwarded by | mail for_publication in the United States, The eviminal eourt is still investigating the Harlow affair, One of the telograph employes testified that ove of tho senders of dispatehes indtded Harlow | and Metres Dr. Tramoull has also mailed a statement that Consul McCreery | gave the news to various purties relating 1o the landing &t Guinteros bay for which Ad miral Brown has been blamed Guatemala Inclined to Fight, [Copyrighted 1992 by Janss Gordon Beansth, | Siy Suvabor (Ve Galveston, Tex.), Feb By Mexican Cable to the ] New York Herald—Special to T Ber. | The political horizon is very dark, War clouds are hovering on the frontier; Guate wala seems bent upon invading San Sal vador, ihe anniversary of ihe inauguration of be celebrated tomorrow ono, one of Salvador's is dead, He was worth President Ezota w Senor Eneterio wealthiest citizens, mitlions, - ALLIANCE AGITATIN MEMBERS, s in Town Congre for Eust Siovx Crry, 1a, Feb, Speciat Tele gram to Tie Bee—The magnates of the Northiwestern armers alliance are beginuing A at Sioux City to gather here for a three days’ mooting, It is in this (the Eleventh lowa congressional ‘istrict) that the battle began a few months ago batween the lowa Farmers and the South- 1 alliance or ndustrial union, The latter 0d 1o capture the Towa farmers and make them the tool of the so-called doperdent party. Tue lowa alliance, which does not engage fu politics, made o stronuous fight and defeuted the political wgitator: “T'his meoetine is intended 1o pive the south ern alliay northwes! of Dakota and lecturer of the bere, Ho declares party is not losing © agitation an 1mpoetus not only 11 1 Towa but also in adjacont parts Nebraska. Alonzo Wardeil, tional Parmers ailiance, i3 that the inccoendent ground, but gaining in thie western states, particularly in Nebraska, o reply to questions about the Na tional Cordage company, he doclared that it is entirely distinct” from the Natioral Union company, but admits that be knows that many o the und stockholders are fdentical in botk i Oue of the chief featurss in the meeting will ba the or. ganization of cu pperative stores in this part of the state. George G. Croso, who has charge of the work for the National aliiance, is alreudy here. Tho meeting begins to'mor- row. Railroads Reaay to Fight, Siovx Crry, In, Feb. 20, —[Special Tele- gram to Tur Ber|—James V. Mahoney todzy resigned as trafe munager of the Sioux City & Northorn railroad and will be come commissioner of au association of the vackers of the Missouri river cities, who bropose to renew the fight for better rates before the Interstale Commerco commission. They see to reverse the ruling in the Swilt case, Rates from Missouri river poiats to Chicago on live ani- mals aud their dressed product are the samo. Missouri river packers ciaim that thoy have lost business since the rates went into effe The appointinent of Judze ‘McDill to the luterstate Commerce commission encour- ages them 1o sock n rehearine, Failng in will see ugressional action, nee Talkers, Des Moixes, Ta, Feb, 20— [Special Tele- gram to Tur Ber.|—Tho anuuul meeting of the State Temperance lliauce will open this eity tomorrow evening, and witl con- titve in session titl Thursday evening. Di tinguished speakers, including Dr. D. P. Dungan, Professor Cornwall, Representative Chase, Dr. Imery Miller, Rev. Frank Evans, Presidents Aylesworth and Stetson aud oth: ors will addréss the meetings. Kible Towa I'r Dasvine, la., Feb, 20, —Mes, Hough ton is the mother of a most romarkable freak. Sho has given birth to twin girls with their bodies grown solidly together, face to face, uud possessing four weil devel oped hauds ana feet, Tho moustrosity is apparently well and bearty. Windfalt of a St, nis Man, Crestoy, L., Feb. 20, —[Special Tolegram to Tup Ber,|—kdward Mulligan, ccunected with the St. Lows i=public, arrives tonight with evidence ulmost indisputable that ho a son of Thomas G. Mullizan.the rich recluse who recently died heve. Ho brings with him Attorney B. D. Kriboen of St. Louis’ The evidence 15 in the form of deeds and pupers. DISCHARGE THE Express Company ght the Brotherhood, Cixersyar, 0., Peb, 29.—|Special Tele- um to Tue Bre.|-~Ovders came from the 5% to the United States 1xpress company’s WiLL MESSENG United Sta pared office hiere to opon the fight on the brother- bood by discharging several messengers to morrow morning. Among those who will be reheved are Rienord Templo and J, I3, Cain, on the Monon ruu to Chicag Will Adopt New Rates. Toreks, Kan., Feb, 20, George R, Peck, v of tho Santa I¢, who went to New York for the purpose of conferring with President Manvel in regard to the late sehedulo promulgated by the Kansns State Board of Ruwiroad Commissioners concerning sugar und fif(h class freight, wired to the com- mission this morning that tho Sauta ke would _comply with the or new schedule’into effect Mar - yr NEWS OF SRDAY. nestic, eement hius boen reache | France and the United 8 commerelil treaty, A fize at Hilsville, the county sout of Ca roll county. Viranla, Is sald to have de- yed hulf the town. Ex- Concressman Morrill hus announced Nimself w candidate for the republicun nomi- nition for governor of Kansus. i SW. Vandervert of the Twenty-sixth judi- cinl distriet of Kansus hus eonvened coirt ut Arkaon for the purpose,of trying the Dunn murder case. Three children, Orp Koy Siu Stroyed th Souttle, Wash, sum Melorg Willlamsbu Sheriff Sadd derer eseup An which by tos will enter intoa a npd; Joe Strader and lost their (vestn a five which residenco of John Slinpson of o, a despbitite character of IKy.. shot and killod Deputy at that plagatoday. The muis Thrce distinet shocks of ‘surthquuke were felt at The Dalies, Ore. Tha vibrations werc north and south wnd lusted four scconds, No serlous damuge Is reported Anexplosion of 4 stutlofiuty boiler occurred at the Saviunah, Fiorid i &Western raflrond round house ut Suvanuaby Ga., killlng four men i e wounding niuny others. The 0 stall makers st the World's fair grounds, who struck lust weak for an increase of ar hone 1 the e wages, returned to work. an agreenent havine heen renched on the basls of un advance of #5 cents per nour. 1t 15 probible thit fn the Yoluing spring the qurantine of minety days i posed unou cattio Kol dito Onturiy trom Montana. territo will he applied to eattie entering British Coi- twbla from Washingtou and Oregon territor- es. The Northorn Craokscon, M1 expross puck Denton, night oper who hiis disanpiv red, wnd i t beein the thief, A sale at anction of all the publ'c side of the permanent governnent tion at Hot Springs, Avk., has beea ordere by the government to take place April 10, and {t | is uttractinz much attention in various parts of the country. The | oifi: railrond ofice ut . hias been robbed of w #30 Suspicion fails on 8. H tor 1 the telegraph office, buzht to have land out- reservi- mical Uas company’s sald of its valuubie f 5 10 Chi Chicako Gas trust hus been att by resolution idopted fu the city counell w thout a dissent- 107 vote. forfeting the franchise on the grounds of fraud. Warren Springer. uw wealth cltizen of Chicaxo, bun been indicted by the grind jury onweharge of mansian hier, on the gronnd of criminal careiossnoss which lod to un ox- plosion 1 o buttery of boiiers inooe of his buildings, by which flive people iost tbeir lives. MARCH 2 1 {'WHY DO YOU COUGH? | {06 you know that a little Cough is a dangerous thing ? DOCTCR CHER'S ENGLISH == = = & e Will Stop a Cough at any time and Cure the worst Cold in twolve hours. A 25 Cent bottlo may save you $100 in Doctor's bills-may save your lifo, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. 1T TASTES GOOD. BURE "PIL A Dr, Acker’s Eng (1 lish Pills CURE INDIGESTION, Bmall, pleasant, o l‘n‘.vrl‘l \\l,lhlh't B > 1 For silo by Kuhn & Co., andSherman & MeConuell, Omaha. IS CAUSED BY A COLD which settie s in and Inflam. to the lungs. Tt is the bewd Bronchial Consumption And [ neglected loads to that dls A shurp, metallie congh accomp: timeand you can cortainly cure SCHENCK'S tho alr tubes leadin sot 01t twith ‘ake 1L in PULMONIC SYRUP. Which is Without an Equal for BRONCHITIS and for ull diseases leading up to aud including Consumption h, should be the Lungs, Liver and Stoma in cvery homes Sent free. Dr. J.H. Schenck & Son, Philalelphia, Pa = ana annasnasnnnny - oy +t this pie delicioyg I%mm mede fn20 finutes” In paper boxes: enough for twolarge pies. Always ready; easily prepared, THE ORICINAL ¢and only Complete and ~ Satisfactory Condensed Mince Meat in the Markct, Cheap Substitutes and Crude Imitations are offered with the aim to profit by the § popularity of the New England. > Bo niot be deceived but always insist on H the New England Brand. The best made. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS, CAN PROVE T0 10 Thousaud WIVES ano MOTHERS reading this that DR, MILES’ NEW CURE FOR THE HEART I tho only reliable cure for the tired feeling pe liar to woinen suffering with wealc sicurts, pain in side, shoulder and arm, weak ar ' hungry epelle, ixregular pulse, fainting, smoth - ing. Thousands teatlfy to thelr permancnt cure ELEGANT Boos FREE a7 DRucaists. DR MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart, Ind. Forsale by Kuhn & 0o, 15th and Dougla s COUGH CURE IS A One Minute Remedy For ull affections of the Throat, Lungs and Broachial Tuhzs JEPT CONSUMPTION 25 AND 50 COIBNTS. For Sale by Drugglsts. —— JAPANESE PLLE CURE nplote Trestment, “cousisting of Jintment In- Capsules, ulso in Box sitlve Curo for Kxt Internn] Itehing, Chronle, Kecent or This Remedy has never been box. 6 for & went by mail fTor from this ter ible diseass when o wrlt: aranteo is positively given with 6 box es, or money AL not cursd. Send stamp tor unranteo iwsuod by Kuh,' & Co and" Douglnd aAAANAASANAMAAARASAAAALAASA. e PUTUTYITYTTUTTYTTT YT TTTTT YT v ue ey A new and C Suppositorie: Pills; o 0d_or Bloeding cditary Piles. to fall. &1 p Drugls| sreets, Omaha, DR 2. 0. WE MENT, a spo ralgla, Headac ST8 NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- a, Digziness, Kity, Nou Ostration chused by al conol'or bnceo, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Boftening of the Braln, causing insanity. misery, nature 010 Age, Barraniess, Lot ox, Imp! omalo Woiknessos, In ncy, Leacorrhosn an | olantary Lossos, S r-exertion of the braln yrdor x4, Wi ten g too to refund If ot issucd only by A. Sehroter, Drugglst. #0le ag E. cor. 16th and Farnam ats., Oninha, Neb, HARD DRINKERS body and purso from DRUNK- ANIA can bo surely, sifel and speedily cured by the wonderful new spec Gu CHLORIOCOLD! No matter whother tho person 18 a *poriodical” dri 10GOLD de: for alcobolle de ot ek OREG: appetite or era ute Withoug harm OF 10 snlires Lo paticnt new 11£o wnd tasteless {t can be given by e , coffoe, I de, beer, liguors, or ood without the pationt's Knowledge,or (v carl be taken by the patlent in the mume liquids, with a Quarantoe of absolute success and o radical eure lorcase. Hundreds of cures have been mado 1 OLD in 1linois alone. Price within reach of ull, only 82, CHLORIOGOLD eanbehidof o Pamphlets confidentlal, M FOR SALE IN OMAHA. NEB,, BY Kuho & Co., Co.r 15th & Douglas Bta. J A, Falier & Co., Cor. 14th & Dougias Ste. AD, Foster & Co!, Council Blufls, 1s. Steamer Arcivals, At Hayro—Gmscogne, from New York. At Now York—Persian Mouarch, from ndon. At London—Sighted, Nevada from York; Philadeiphia and Boston, from -New York: Michigan, from Boston; Obio, from Baltimore; Mauitobs, from Philadelphia, New G, A. Schoailsack, Proprietop, Bluffsand 1321 Farnam St., O.nah of everydescription, Packages pa Works, Cor, Ave, A and 25th St. CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Offizas 621 Broadway, Oouansl . Dye, clean and refinish goods caived at_either office or at ths Council Bluffs. Send for prics Iist. Merchants who have shop wore ot soiled fabrics of any charactor can hava them redy BED I d and finishad equal to new. JATHERS RENOVATE ) AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the nd most approved machinery,atost at loss cost than yoa ovor pail bty s SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, l‘mn SALE--At a bargain, 12-acre frait and aurden furm adjoining city iimits; zood dwelling, E. H. 8heafe. W L trade houso and 1ot for_toam; will +1ve long timeon balance. Call at 615 8 GEh streot. JARNS. givdon lanis housss lots anl business blocks for sale or rent. Day & Hoss, .9 Pearl steoot, Oouncil Blufts JOR RENT-Ovor i0) dwellin s of svery do seription at prices varying from 81 0 § rnonth, focate i all parts of the city. 1. She fe 500 Broadway. [QOR EXCITAN nerehinaise. estate and some cuash. way, Councii Blufls. Clean stock of gone Iuvolee about #1,500, for real Tid E. Mayno, 010 Broad- 6) acres of land a short distance 8. E of Council Bluffs and the D, and 1. institute at per were. A snap. Also good 100-acre farm near Missouri Valley at ¥5 per nere. Posses- sion given at once ifsold. Fine farms and zurdens of all sizes, Johuston & Van Patten, Council Biufls, W ANTED-A competent eiri to do gencral housework, Inquir at 620 1st avenue. W ANTED-A conpetent lady bookkeeve one of J. B. Smith's Omahia bookkeepe Wazoes, 310 por weok. Address Ira on, e office. Council BluiTs, preferred. Johr [HE SHORTEST LINE is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented on this map. 10 CHICAGO CEDAR RAPIDS [OMA3%e! BiyrrDES MOINLS Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m.,, ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office: 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. C. C. LincoLy, Pass. Agent. PROPOSALS FOR F1 States Indian ney, South Dukd nled ' proposais. endorsed 2id Secds” and adaressed to the under- ned at Pine Ridze Agency, South Dakota. e vod at this agency natii 1 o'clock . m. of March 7th, 1802 “for_furnishing deiiver at Rushville, Nobraska: K, pounds secd oats, 43,000 pounds secd whe 16,500 poundis seed ‘corn, 45,000 pounds seed potatoes, 1,000 pounds seed’ German miliet, 60 pounds timothy seed, 201 pounds bluc grass seed. Said g0 ds to be ¢rown In the section of country contiguou to the piace of delivery. EDS—ONI Pine " Ri 1ith, 183 Toposuis for LD a, Febri < Bidders will bo required to state specificaily in their bids the proposed price of cich article )ifered for deiivery under a coniract. The Hight Isreserved to reject any or ali bids, or partof any hid, it deemed for the best in- torest of theservice, Cortiflod Checks. Each U d must be wecompan ed by a certificd oheck ordraft upon some Unitod Stites Devository olvent National Bank In the vicinity of vesidence of the bidder, made payable to the or s Commiss oner of Tnlian Af- fairs, for at least five per cent of the amount the proposal, which eheek ordraft will bo forfeited t hy bid- der or bidd colving an aw Al fall to promptly execute w contract with good i suflicient suritics, ot 1o be rotur the bidder. BIds accompanjed ash in lic of a certitied cheek will not be considerod. T further information uapp'y o CAPTAIN GEORGE L. ROY BROWN, U. 8. A, Acting U8, Indian Agent. P12t PROPOSALS FOR ¢ RADING, led proposals will Le recetved by the un- Miirch 1th, . from 17th dersigned until 1530 o'clock p. m 07, for gradiug Bancroft stre stréet to 20th street, nnd Lake street, from {nd strewt to dothstreot, in (he eity of Gmaha, in accordaneo with plansand speclfications on file in the office of tha bourd of pub ie works, Bids to bo made on printed blanks furnlshea by the board, nnd to be wccompanied by u ¢ tifica heek in the sum of $00, puyable to the ity of Omithi, #s an evigence of €ood faith, The board reseryes wne right to award the contract for the streets tozether or for ench one seperatoly, 1o reject any or all bids and to walve defects. P. W. BIRKITAUSER. 1 Bourd of Public Works, F2i-24M1-2 Shuir Omaha, February Zird 1562, Oregon Short Line & Utal way Company—Stock ors’ Meeting, Notico is hervby given that the annual weeting of the_stockholders of the Oregon Short Line & Utal Northern Railway com- piany, for the election of directors and s OLheF business 48 may lezully come before will be held at”room No. 41, Hoopor , Suit Like City, Utah Territory, apon Wednesdny, the 16th duy of March, 1812, at 10 o'eloe Northern Rail Stock transfer books will close upon the liday of Febeuary, and reopen upon the 17th day of Murch. ~ ALEXANDER MILLAT, Socrotury, BOSTON, Mass,, Feb. 3, 1892 F16d “9LM Proposals for Bonds, Soaled bids will be reccived at the office of the Oity Trensurer, Omauha, Neb., up o 12 o'clock Marc for ‘the purchiuse of $175,000.00 2) ye City Haull Bondi Tho prineip terost iro payablo at Kountze Bros, New York. Tuterckt payabie semi-annuully, Each bid must 8 tato tho ud the wmount of honds sought for and tinelude interest up to date of delivery. Issued under authority of Charter of met- ropolitan eities and Ordinance 2040 wpproved yinuh, 03 Tho Hight Is resorved to reject any or all bids, ) v VY BOLLN, F12427¢M Clty Trousurér. Proposals for Printing, Sealed bids will be recelved at this office up 10 4 o'clock p. m.. March Bth, 1802, for thi printing und bindfug of the anfual reports of the city ofiicers Speifications on file in this office, and blunk bids will be furnishod on ap- plication, “he right 18 reserved by the eity council to reject any or all bids as In their judgement will best serve the futerests of the city. THEO. OLREN, Comptroller, Stockholder's Meeting, otice is hereby given that the regular nual meeting of the stockholdors of the Bouth Platte Land company will be held at the office of sald company, 1o Lincoln. Neb.,on the first Weduesday in Mirch, 152, belng the second duy of the month, y ordor of the Bioard of Director. g O, LincoLy, Neb., Feb. Fiym2-4 LeDuc’s Periodical Pills, The French remoedy acts directly upon the generative organs nlrl oures suppression of the menses. #20r throe for #3, and can be walled Bhould not be used duriugpre tnanoy. Jobbers, drogglsts and the public suppliod by Goodua. Drug Co., Owmaba OMAHA Medical &Surgical INSTITUTE ) FOR THER g | [REATHENT } > ALT— Chroni and sl Disasts Best facilities, apparatus and Remedios for successful treatment of overy form of discase uirint medical’or surgical treatment. 60 beds for putients, board and attendunce, Best accomodations In the west. Write for circulars on deformit and braces, trusses, club foet, curvatures of svine, plics. tumors, cancer, catarrly, bronchitis, in- ilucdon, electricity, puralysis, epilepsy, kid= ney, biadder, oye, oar, skin and blood and all surgleal operations. ASPECIALTY, DISEASES OF WOMEN fosicoti bldite: ot Women FREE. We have litely added w lying- in department for women during confinerient, (strletly private) Only Reijable Medical o= stitute miking Speclilty of PRIVATE DISEASES All Blood Disenses successfully treate Syphiiitic Poison removed from the s without mercury. New Restorative | ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to vis may bo treated at home by -—OF correspon_cnce, Al communications confi- dentlal. Medicines or instruments sent by mail orexpress, sceurely packed, no marks to indicate contents or sender. One personal In= terylew preferred. Call and consult us or sond history of your case, und we will send in plain wrapmer, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE: Unon Private, » Speciul or Nervous enses, Impotency, Svphills, Gleot and Varico- cele, with question 1ist. BRAGCES Applances for Deformities and Trusses. Only manufactory inthe Westot DEFORM- ITY Al PLIANCES, TRUSSLS, ELECTRIO BATTERUES AND BL1S, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Br Ten minutes' 11de from center of C maha on Omaha and Council Bluffs eicctric motor line. THE GRAND HOTEL, Council Bluffs, Iowa. oadway, Co:ncil Bluffs, AL thor- modern, well-apnointed, oughly well-kept, 33 a day. E. F. CLARK, Prop. Now, COUNCIL B_UFFS STEAM DYE WORKS Al Kindsof Dyolng and Cl Bichost style of the art. Fadod and staine fabrics ninde to look as £ood us new. Bed feathers cleaned by steam in first-cluss man- ner, Work prompily done and delivored in all puris of whe country. Send for price lst. C. A, MACHAN, - - PLOPRIETOR. Broadway, Near Northwestern Dopob Covxil BLurws, 10 VA CITIZENSSTATE BANK e " 150,00 5 il 50,00 cunin z done In the 1014 Capltal stoc's Surplus und Net Cupital and Surplus $¥50,000 prs—J. D. Edmundson, . L. Shugart, '¥.0, A. Miller, J. V. lnchmen #0d O Transictgencral banks ing bumness. Largest capital and surplus of wny bunk in Southwestern [owa. NTEREST ON TIME DE-OSITS W. C. ESTEP, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 14 N. Main, Council Bluffs, Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undertaker. D) Gleas 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Talophons 39,