Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. { OFFICE: Teilvercd by Carrier to any partot the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER TYLEPHIONES ) le;]’:e.- ““l(fl“u.t. yINoR M K Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Chautauqua office, No. 10 Pearl street. Experience social in the parlors of the new Brondway church this evening. Refrésh- ments wiil bo served. Tho Presbyterian ladies will entertain a sociable in the church parlors this afternoon from 2 W\6. Thimblos. There will be an fce cream and_eake socia- ble at the Bethany Baptist church, corner of High stroet and Sixteenth avenue, tonight. | George Willlams and Charles Allen wero flued £16.40 apieco in police court yesterday moruing for creating a disturbance on Broad- way night before last, Biuff City lodee, No, 50, des "Treubunds, is to give a picnic in Bock's garden next Sun- day. Jacob Louk is 10 deliver the addros A goodly sized delogation from Omaba is ex- pocted. All members of Golden Rod Camp No. 7, Royal Neighvors of America, who desire \0 Accompany the degreo staft 10 South Omaha this evening will meet at tho corner of Broadway and Pearl street to go on the 7 o'clock motor, Ten of the boys who graduated Tuesday from the school for the deaf will goto Wash- ington, D, C., where they will attend the National university. Most &f them are poor boys and will be abliged to pay their own way through the university by working. The Huwkeyes and Streetsville nines played o gamo yesterday morning which re- sulted in a victory for the former, tho scoro being 10 to 8. They will play auy nine under 35 years of age in this city or Omaha. For further particulars address V. Brown, Har rison street. Miss Katio Shepler, who graduate the High school last week, has boen presented with a fine gold ring by Mrs, E. Burborn 1n honor of her grades during her four years' course in tho High school being the highest of any member of the class. Tho ring is en- eraved with the words, “Highest in Class, June 3, 18927 Charles Pennington, a brakeman on the Milwaukee, was arrested yesterday after- from aoon on an information filed in Justic Bweaingen's court charging him with steal- Inga gold ring valued a from Fd Rach- witz. Pennington claimed that ho intended to give the ring back, ana as he was per- fectly willing to do so after being arrested, Rachwitz took back tho ring, paid the costs | and dismissed the suit. g Have you seen the wonderful Hurd refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light like gar —ubsolutely safe. At Cole & Cole’s 41 Muin street. s Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp'd, L. W. Tulleys, farm and city loans. Council Bluffs, Ia., 103 Pearl street. Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods. Batisfaction guaranteed. PERSONAL PARAGR. Misses Mamio and Lulu Bentley of Ham- burg are visiting the family of Prof. £, W, Bawyor. . Misses Maud Virgin and Jennie Wallaco aro in Des Moiues visiting Mrs. James H. Wyman. Miss Rehse of Nebraska City is in tho Bluffs, a guest of her sister, Mrs. L. B, Gorham. J. P. Filbert and family left yesterday for Los Augeles, Cal, where théy will make their future home. Miss Retta Scroggs of Lenox, In., s in this city visiting her cousin, Miss Maud M- Donald, on Harrison street, Mvs. G. L. Springer has been calied away to visit her sister in Jasper county, who has becom insane through sickuess, Dr. A. P. Hanchett_leaves tomorrow for threo weoks' viit in tho east. He will at- tend the national medical couvention in Washington, D. C. Mrs. R. C. Francis loft Tuesday ovening for a three weeks’ visit with friends in Chi- cago. Mr. Francis leaves today for a sev- eral weeks trip through the west, 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers Mrs, Preiffer's Millinery Emporiums Are headquarters for hats, borinets and everything in the line of millinery, and on June 1 and after we will sell all hats, latest styles, at and below cost. Call and_be convinced. No trouble to show goods. Children’s and babies’ hats all prices. Salo includes both stoves, 202 and 341 Broudway. 1Pas. Jary 3 P P! Jarvis Wine Co., Sunta Clara, Cal. Played for u Sucker. A story has just come to light in which A. M. Hayden, a well known resident of this eity, is the chief hero. He formed the ac- quaintance of asmooth talking individual the other day, and the smooth talking indi- vidual gave him to uuderstand that ho was looking for men to work for him at Des Moines. He held forth enticing inducements to Hayden to enter his employ, and the old, old story that bas broken so many Learts and pocketbooks was told over again, Hayden and bis to-be employer left over the Rock Island for Des Moines, and the em- ployer did not discover” that he was dead broke until ho reached a small station this side of Atlantic. Then the awful truth burst in upon him. He bad to have $10, and as that was the size of Hayden's pile it was all Hayden could do, but” he did it. Pretty soon he left the train, and when he reached Atlantic Hayden began to ask where his friend had gone. “The conductor told bim that the fellow he had been riding with had done a good deal of riding back and forth over the Rock Island, and be had spottad hin for s confi- dence man. Haydon gocoff the train and retraced his footstens. Ho telegraphed bacic 10 the other stations along tho line and suc- ceeded in having the fellow arrested. He gave up tho mouey, however, und Hayaen hus not yet decided whother or not heswill prosecute, W. H. Gray, the Hotel Go=don chof 18 tho gentlemin who prapired the Grand banquet, Pastures for horses and cattle on Georgo I, Wright's farm south of Coun- cit BlufTs: 500 ucres blue gruss; running water, For terms apply to Jumes Raph at farm liovse opposite. Wabash round house, or address ', P Wrig} : bouse, or wddiess K, P, Wright, Buld Jurvis wines the oldest and best, ho olace: Dr. Chamberlain, oye, car, thros caturrh, Shugart block, Couneil 1ot Burglars Pload iy, M. Rock, who robbed the sidence of L C. Empkic on South Sixth sticet, ontered a plea of guilty in the district court yesterday., "Tho same plea was made by M. Engie and G, R. Smith, who burglurized Ed Sherlock's saloon and stole several thousand cigars, C, L. Smith, who was arrested ot the same time with Engle and G. R Stwith, was dis- eharged, there beiog no evidence Lo warrant bis bewg held any louger, Jawes F'ox was on trial yesteraay for tne theft of u &85 golu wateh from K. Burnora's jewelry store soveral mouths ugo. Ho tried Lo prove au alibl, and istroduced a witness who swore that Fox was with bim iu South Qmaba ut 3, 8 and 6 o'clock oun the day when the theft wus commitipd, S Jarvis 1877 brandy six gold medals, Clostug Out Groeeries, Am going 1o quit business, and so will close out m?’ stock of groceries at cost, for cnullw only, H. V. Stead, 164 Broad- way. Fixtures for sale, ! . NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS How a Gang of Disperate Prisoners Ar- ranged to Break Jail. DISCOVERED AT THE LAST MOMENT When the Jailer Captured the Implements With Which the Work Had Been Done the Men Weakened—Local News Notes, The kind hearted jurors who set George Wells free after a trial in the district court the other day may be thanked for the almost successful attempt that was made by the prisoners now conflued in the county jail to escape, Weils was one of the fellows who robbed the residence of L M. Treynor, and although he claimed to have been merely a spectator of the affair, his story was so thin s o deceive uo one excepting the average juror. He was discharged, however, whilo Aunderson, his accomplico, was found guilty. Ata latec hour Tuesday night it was dis- covered that in some way a saw had been smuggled into the jail and the prisorers had been busily engaged in sawing their way out. The discovery was purely accidental as the men had covered up their work very ingauiously by making a paste composed of soap and dirt, anc had fastened the broken ends of achain anda padlock together so ho happened to bs looking closely would have noticed that any- thing of the kind bad beer done, Tho suspicions of the jailer were aroused by some strange actious on the part of some of the prisoners, and he stationed himself where he vould see without being seen, 1t was not long till he saw Aaderson, the con- victed burglar, working with a fine saw 1n oue hana and a rudely coustructed handle 1 the other. Pouncing upon Anderson, ho made him give up both saw aod handle by moans of various blood- thirsty throats. A search was at once mado 10 see what harm had beon done, and it was then learned that the pris. oners had succeeded in getting a chain sawed through and a padiock half way severcd, so that the other halt of the paalock and an iron bar were all that kept them from the fresh air. All the prisoners were locked up in tho steel cylinder, where they will be kept untit their cases ave finally disposed of, Tho gang is an unusually hard one, eight of them hav- ing already served terms in the penitentiary and a large proportion of the whole numbar on a fair way across tho state again, Two of the prisoners were induced by Sheriff Hazen to talk. They stated that four saws, done up in a small bundle, were thrown through the rear window by a man shortly after 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, aud all the sawing was done betweon that timoand oightfall. It s theovinion of the sheriff and his men that the saws were bougnt i Owaha by Wel who was ais- charged Saturday night, and brought to the jail with a view to giving his pal, Anderson, his liberty. ‘The tools are of the finest stee), and cut through an iron bar in short order. Another half hour's work would probably have enabled all the prisoners in the jail to make their escape, 1f the story told by the prisoners is true, thero are still three saws concealed in the'jail, but as the prisoners are all confived in the stecl cylinder therais no danger of their using them in making their escapo. L FOR THE COOL E INGS, Note the Clearing Prices on Coats and Capes at the Boston Store, Coun- eil Bluf Ta, REDUCTION IN OUR COAT DE- PARTMENT FOR THIS W K ONLY, As the spring trade in this depart ment is almost at an ehd we are deter- mined to clean out the balance of our stock at abig rifice. $3.00 bloziers, in black only, to go at for this week only. )0 blaziers, in tans and grays, to go at $2.69 for this weelconly. $7.50 reefers in tans, grays, blacks and small checks, to go at $3.79 for this week only. $8.00 reefers in navy blue with pearl $1. buttons, reduced to $1.78, for this week only, §13.00 Bedford cord recfers, in tans and greys, veduced to week only. §15.00 and $17.50 capes, in tans and greys, with embroidery o trimmed with lace, to go at $10.78, for this week onl Just Received—A large line of infants’ couts in tans and white. Short coats we scll from $1.25 up, with @ nice embroid- ered cape and skirt. , for this Long couts from $1.50 to $7.50. Any one desiring to purchase anything in this line would do well to look us through before going elsewher WALL PAPER. Remember we are in the les in on the ho stretch, OUR WOULD-BE COMI BOSTON STORE. FOTHERINGITAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta, \d, gotting TANCING 'ITOR: —_— Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test. baies Al Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. Ogden house furnishes board and room ut popular prices; from 25,00 to 35,00 per month, according to room. Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8,4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 o'clock. Ropublican C y Convention, Chairman A. S. Hazelton of the republican county central commitiee has issued a call for @ county convention to bo held in tho superior court room in this city on Thursday, June 23, at 11 0'clock a. m., for the following purpo: Kirst—To elect twenty delegates to attend the republican state convention to be held at Des Moines on Ju ), 180 Second—To oloct twenty delogates to attend the republican congressional on 10 be held ut At ticon Ju Third—To elect twenty d the republican judic at Glenwood on July 21, 1 Fourth—To transict such other businoss us mav properly come before the convention. “The ratio of representation will bo one dele- gnte for ench township and ward in_Council Biufrs nnd one_ndditional delezute for every forty votes or fraction of fiftecn or over st for Hon. Hiram C. Wheeler for governor on November i, 1801 j Meetings in the several townships and wards for the selection_of delegates will bo heid Saturday, June 18, 182, at 8 o'clock p. m. nuless othierwise ordeied; h township and ward will select n member of the county central commiites and a chairman of this committee will be chosen at the convention. ——— The Onkdale Keunion, OAKDALE, Neb., June 8.—All persons north of the Platte river attending the North Nebraska District reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic at Oulk- dale, July 1-4, can obtain traunsportation for one fave for the round trip cn the following roads: B. & M. river railroad, Chieago, Rock Istand & Pacific, Chie: go, St. Puul, Minneapolis & Omuha, Fremont, Fikhora & Missouri Valle; Missouri Pacific, and the Union Pa J. 8. DEwWE Patronize blue ice wagonsfor Mo, river channel ice. Mulbolland & Co. Tel. 162 zates to attend ention to be held | | Jurvis 1877 brandy , purest, safest, best Enthusiastie Over Mining. All the lawyers and politiclans and meny others in western lows knew Flatt Wicks of Shelby or know of bim. He was in Council Bluffs for a few hours vesterday, He is no lonwer Vof Shelby,” but of Pueblo, 1o which place he moved about two years ago, and thero he is now located, cugaged in the practice of law aud on the side looking | after extensivo mining ioterests. He ls on bis voturn trip from: Chicago, where be bas been on business for other parties, one of the purposes of which wus Lo close & 10,000 deal by which sbme of the promiuents in the World's fair city ve- Twenty-fourth streot. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE come still furtfier investors 16 western anines. Mr. Wicks s enthusiastic over the mining'outlook. Tho grant interest centers about the Cripple Cresk camp and Creede. Tn the former such weil known men as Carter Harrison of Chicago and Messrs. Wright and St. Jobn of the Rock Island are lareely and actively interested. Mr. Wicks savs that while the excitement is most intense about theee two poiate, yet there 1s a rapid and substantial development going on among many other good properties. Thers are thousands of cager prospectors roaming over the mountains, and this intelii- geot, enthusiastic search for further treas- ures must result in the development of many valuablo and new propertios, Mr. Wicks 1s the president of the Mining Stock exchange of Pueblo, and is as conver- sant on mining as he is enthusiastic, ——— For Rent—Ficst class saloon; good lo- ration: fine fixtures, Responsible party can get long lense on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Bee offics, Council Bluffs, BIT O nis cir Jaling Zimmerll Badly Distigared Suloon Kow. Julivs Zimmerl, who keeps a saloon at the junction of Broudway and Scott street, lost @ large section of his faco yesterday after- noon, and although the man who swallowed it was caught soon after the deed was done he could ot bo made to disgorge, and Zim- merli will probably go down to his grave with the marks of s experience. Three strangers entered his saloon and commencad in a 10 create a disturbance. Zimmerll remon- strated with them, but without effect. Soon he went Into the back room of tbe saloon and. was busy about something, when his visitors followed him, and, according to the statewents of eyowit- nosses, jumped upon him without any provo- cation, and commenced to pound him One of the assailants pulled a murderous iooking chisel from a hip pocket and would probably haveused it with serious effect had not one of Zimmerli’s friends seizfd it. Zimmerli was apparently gaining the better of the other man when the lutter siezed the left cheek ot his adversary und bitouta piece about the size of a silver doilar. During the encounter Zimmerli's thumb was almost sev- ered from his band. The affair was reported to the police, and within an hour three men were captured and putin the city jail, but no charge wus en- tered acainst them, They gave their names as Scott Butler, Dan Curtis and I'rank Me- Noal, Curtis was the one who did the chew- ing, ond the other two, so fur as known, were not particularly implicatod in the fight, except that they were with Curtis when he entered tho saloon. Curtis will be charged with mayhem and will undoubtediy go across the state. What charge will be placed against tho other twois not positively known yet. The opinion of the police is that the three were members of a housebreaking gang that had come over from Omaha with the inten- tion of doing a job during the evening. They think that the feilows entered Zimmerli's saloon and Curtis und Butler engaged the proprietor in a fight so that in the excite- ment McNeal could go through the cash drawer. The fact that one of the men had a large chisel, such as are commonly used for getting into houses, 1s thought to be an in- dication in this direction. —— Internutional Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 Pirst avenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure of alecohol and opium disease. Hart, the jeweler, has moved from Pearl street into his ‘new quarters, 415 Broadway, lately occupied by savings bank. e e SOUTI OMAHA. Wea| fect of Warm er on Stradamant Paving. The effect of the hot sun of yesterday was very ovident on the Stradamant paving on The bill of the Strad- amant company against the city, amounting 10 §65,000, was protested by the city council on the ground that the pavement was not what it was represented to be. A suit is now pendiug and the city has been waiting to seo whether the pavement would stand the sun before confessing judgment. The pavement cracied and softened percentibly yesterday. The horses’ hoofs and the tires of heavy wagons cut into the paving and patches of soft material began to appear hero and there during the afternoon. The impressions of wagon wheels could be distinctly secn and in one place even a bicycle left a piain track. the New Building Permits. The féllowing building permits were granted by Tnspector Mayfield yesterday : Fred Bullock, residence, Eighteenth and Q strocts e G U 8000 M. E. Duvl co, Twontioth stroet, W “e 1,000 Wi Dona Merrell, fourth street, between N 1,500 000 wenty- 10 . frame residence, Twenty R. B. Patte ond and I streets Total ... Wan Thero was a packing house yesterday. Sixteen of the beef gang rofused to go to work and their places wero promptly filled by new men. The men struck Monday for $12.50 per week and full time. ‘Their demand was granted, and en- couraged by this they strudk again yesterday for full pay for five days’ work and extra pay for all over time. This time they were not 50 successful. Notes and Personats, L(Jlourl Honin has returned from San Diego, al. Paul tie, Ia. Miss Jennie Morris is visiting rolatives at Decison, Ta. Ex-Councilman Dougherty leaves for a business trip to the west. C. E. Waiker left yesterday for Audubor, Ia., where he will visit his father. Joun A, Mohr of Ponca, Neb., is the guest of Rev. and Mrs, Robert L. Wheeler. Miss Laura A. Means will bo united in marriage to George B, Boxtresser of Omaha. Mrs, T. B. Scott and children left yestor- day for a month’s visit at Sioux City and ‘Wayne, Ia, Mrs. Dr. E. L. Ernbout and daughter left yesterday for a two weeks' visit with rela- tives at Atlantic, 1a. Chris Johuson was arrested yesterday for assault and battery. “He is accused of strik- g Charles Narness over the head with a club, M. E. Sutton of Charles, City, Ia., is the guest of his brother, Judge A. L. Sutton, Mr. Sutton things of locating in South Omaha, Johu Vanler, who was crushed by an ele- vator at the Cudaby packing bouse Tuesday, is reported as aead from the effects of the accident. Ha resides in North Omaha. The regular weekly cohference meeting was held at tne Presbyterian church last night, Rev. Wheeler svoke vpon *‘Daniel and His Lions and Some Otner Lions.” - HE “GROUF OF DEATIL" Stevens has returned from Atlan- today CAUGHT Two Aunarchlists Cleverly Captured by the Police ot Ro Roa, June 8.—Prince Edescalohi recently received a letter signed by the “Group of Death"’ dynamiters, ordering nim under pain of beiug blown to pieces to bury the sum of 10,000 florins at & certain indicated spot in the suburbs, The prince notified the police und a number of officers wutched the place where the money was to be buried, and suc- ceeded in arresting two well kaown anarch- ists while they were engaged in digging up the ground. The men were recoguized as old offenders. The prisonors declured that they belonged to & gang which intended to blow up Prioce Ecescalcbl's residence with dynamite, Recovered Over red Bodies, Praous, JuneS.—An oficial report has been wade of the recont disaster iu Birkou- berg silver mine. Tho bodies of 804 of the 32 men who lost their lives have been recov- erod, leaving only twenty-cight bodies still in the mive. Two hundred &ud uinety-two women wero left widows by the fire and 639 children under 4 years of age were made orphans. Fixlug for Another Treaty. Paus, Juuo 8, —1¢ is reported that negotia- tious are pending betweon the United Stutes na2 Frauce for @ treaty muking concessious ou cuttle and refrigerator boct. SADLY ~ NEED ASSISTANCE Pennsylvania's Strighéfl’ Cities and Their Prewsibg Neels. ——ton KEEPING UP THE SEAKGH FOR THE DEAD Every Pile of Wreekage Gives Up a Vietim of the Disaster—Chifago Proffers As- sistance — Kelief Measares That Have Bees €ommeaced, wil. T Ot Ciry, Pa, Jun88/“At aconferonce to- day of vhe Pittsburgg Philadelphia, Oil City and Titusville relief cammittees it was de- cided to give Titusvillé G5 and Oil City 35 per cent of the relief fund. Rudolph Blanken- burg of Philadelphia expressed great confi- dence 1u the local committoes, and said as the loss hud not been exaggerated ho thought the people of the country shoula bo requosted 10 make up a fund of §00,000 to relieve the sufferors, Find More Dead Bodies. Trrosvinee, Pa, Juoe S.—It is raining hard again, but 1t is hoped that this will not add additional trouble to this afflicted city. As the debris is being cleared away more bodies are found, and it may be several ‘weeks before the entire story of the disaster will be known s far as the loss of lite is concerned. Witnesses who were on top of the irou tanks and houses report that they saw scores of vbodies floating down with the rush of wators, and It isnot known yet whero they have been lodged. Among the 4,000 telograms which have ‘been rezeived hero the past three days there are ubout 150 which the telegraph companios have been unable to deliver for the reason that the persous addressed cannot bo found. About fifty cablegrams have already been received from Europe, making iuquiries about friends here. Mayor Washburn ehas wired Mayor Post that Chicago will do its part in this hour of our calamity, as Titusville did in 1571 when Chicago calléd for aid. The mighty rush of waters has changed the channel of the creek 50 that one of the refinerios which was situ- ated upon tho bank of the creek is now in the center of the new channel and a number of dwelling houses which were high on the bank fifty feet from the creek are now atits very edge. y Damage to Proporty. ‘While the loss of life here 1s probably not much, if any, larger than thatof Oil City, the damage done to_proporty is probably ten times greater, The devastated area is nearly three miles in length and four or five blocks in width. For most of that distauce the loss is to the tracks and sidings of the different lines of railroads. 'The severest loss, however, is in the destruc- tion of the refineries and manufacturing plants where so many of the survivors earned a glivelihood, It is this loss of permancnt employment for months to come that will fall henvily uoon the working classes, and which will necessarily put them on the list of thos requiring relief. Allof those who escaped clothing and household effects, and many little hoards of money which they were sav- ing up for a rainy day. Mauy persons were led to believe that tho disastérs along the valley approximatad Johustown, but bad as it there is no com- parison between the two places. and connecting towns were blotted out, while both at this place apd Oil City ouly portions of the places wero in the track of the devouring elements, In Johnstown the rescuers were all strangers, while in this place and at Oil City the work was done by citizons, aud some of the most heroic deeds were pertormed by those who offered their lives in their efforts to save others. The relief committee s now fully organized and is doing effective whork. Clothing and sup- plies are distributed to all in need and as theso were forthcoming’ immediately, there has bedn but little {f uuy ptysicial suffering. Johnstown DI ASTROUS FLEQOD AT OE! RIC Much Property Destrpyea and One Lifo Lost by @ Sndden Rise. Oericns, S, D., June 8.—[Special to Tis Bek.]—This section ek perlonced a downpour of rain Sunday morning and the preceding night, and Horseheud creek was raised very suddenly from an insignificent stream to a mighty torrent, which rose at the rato of about. four feet per hour until the whole valley, nearly a mile in width, was covered with a solid sen of rushing water about eigh- toen feet above low water mark, and from three to ten feet over the entire valloy. All settlers in the valley left their houses for high land, with soma narrow escapes on ac- count of the suddenness of the rise, aud many took chances on their lives n attempting to liberate stock that was inclosed in tho low lands. One man, Homer T. Huat, lost his life in attempting to ride a borse across a ravine near the main channel, in order to liberate some horses that were on the bot- tom. Although he was an expert swimmer the swift current carried him down the val- ley about eighty rods until he struck the main channel and was sucked under in mighty whirlpool. His young wife, to whom he bad only been married about thrée wonths, with his other relatives, stood on the shore to see him perish without being able to offer aid. Other fatalities aroapprebended. Som stock was drowned. All the bridges in_the valley except one wero washod out. The railroad embaukment was cut out in half a dozen bplaces and six trains, including one passenger train, are detained at this town waiting for the track and bridges to be repaired. The water soon ell, leaving the trestops and bushes along tlo creck lodged with drift rubbisi, but left the meadows in good condition, No dumage was done to the crops which are looking ex- ceeaingly promising. The body of Mr. Hunt was found today after two days’ searching, It was dragged from tho bottom of the croek, in about fifteen feet of water, near where he was taken under 10 the whirlpool. Over 100 men, including graders and bridgemen, with & number of grading teams, are busy repairing the damaged railroad. The dump was washod out and dainaged in many places along the creek, the longest being about 300 feet of grading taken out. Crops and grass are looking spiendid, and the farmers are feeling very jubilant overthe fine prospeots. ¥or Their Rellef, Mr. J. A, Bollman just received a tele- gram from the scene of the recent great oil fire in Pennsylvaula asking for aid, The messngo is from the Daily Derrick and says “every dollar's worth of relief that we can get is needed."” Mr. Bollman lived in the ol regions for nearly twenty years and knows just how badly ‘these oil fire suf- ferers need relief; snd is already preparing a program for a grand benefit en- tertaiment for this 'cause to which Omaha people will be asked to_contribute. The en- tertainment is to fi,:}"pn soon, Removing Kuins at Oll City. Oir City, Pa., June§.~Seven unidentified victims of Sundagowight’s fire and flood were buried this morniug. The relief fund for this city and Titusville now amounts to £03,500, Seven hufired veople have already been aided. It 13 believed the number wiil be 800, The people haye recovered from the stunning effects of the blow end the work of removiug the ruing is_being actively proso- cuted, Five buntred” men are at work. Notbing bas yet been tone on the west side. e Cloudbprat, jn Lowi. Dusuque, Ia, Juue $.—A cloadbarst at Zwingle last night csused Otter creok to rise thirty feet in iwo hours. The flood struck the hamlet abomll o’clock and swept small bofdiugs. Eighty rods of the Cascade narrow gauge railway were torn up and carriea away by the torrent. No lives were lost, but about 100 head of horses and catuie were drowned, Forty Funerals at TirusvitLe, Pa., June 8.— About forty fungrals were held here today, The work of searching for bodies is being nctively carriod on. Itis supposed many corpses are lodged under piles of ruboish. = Disenfectants are being treely used 10 prevent the spread of discase. Many poople are already sick through excitement and expusure. usville, Ald from O Ciry, Pa., June8.—The Standard Oil cowpauy Las sent & contribution of 9 1892--TWELVE PAGES: 3 SPECIAL NOTIOES. COUNCIL BLUFF 3, * CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PRODUCTION, JARVIS 1877 BRAND RICH, RIPE AND MELLOW. YOR SALE—Extra fine, thorouehbred soy oull, solid color. registered stock nionths old. 725 8 First stibot, OU have anyth 1. Shoat 00 TOWA farms for sale. Improved 16) acros in Harrison county. ) per acre: 12) nores fmproved, §2).00: . 91001 For barsaing S in lowa an1 Nebraska farms call on or write < o Johnson & Van Patten, Councll Bluffs. 2 for sale or trade soe ay and Maln streot. Dwelllnzs In all parts of the afe. Hrondway and Main. stored and s L. Kinneh: Aged in our cellars. Indorsed by the Med cll bluffs, Tmprovement. new anl first-class Has been awarded six i ; . where as being the house, contains 14 rooms, ¥ bath rooms. 2 fino i " S pAnteps, oioaeis, sonv and puskasatey | gold dnd foue: stiver putest, safest and besty #9500, will sellat a byrzain wnd solicit bone- SEe. N . file offers. Forest Smith, Bawwin viok, | medals, at different stimulant. Ask for it. ok yents, TRt N AR T Take no other. Be- Bhingtor IO ap WErd Maln ateabh, world's expositions ware of imitations. JFOR RENT—0x Sec AVONUE, (AWEIIING | sem—————————————sr with 9 roo furnuce, nze, bath, electric bells, one of the most desirable 1esidence ouncll Blufls: rent, $15.00 per month, E fo. Broadway and M treet in . he: JOR SALE-A nect four-room dweiling on Avenue B; pr i small monthly pag- ments. K. 1L Sheafe, Broadway and Main, QOR R ~Two of the best Oarrigg fats on L Fourt! 5 i OR arnitue fixtures loaso aud wood will of hotel with 40 rooms in w o Nebraska olty: will trade for stock of zonoral merchunds H. Shoufe, Broadwuy w Main stroet. om dwell- 8180 A comfortable tive r Faiemount park. 1 1ce In monthly paym, y and Main street. A now six-room dw venue, price. .0k, 10 payments. Vifth unce in monthly Broadway and Maln streots. E. . Sheate Tk ALy ing, 101 toh pri uke toam good horses in traflo a nthly payments. I H, Shofe 1 Muin streots, oo in « Broadway JOR SALE-Or trade. A six-room framo dwelling, Eighth avenuc, co: Jth st.. prico 81,400, fo. Broadway and Main sts. TOR RENT—Eight-toom dwelling, 221 Wash- Inzton av modern style and con fences, In excelient ropair, ront 25 Sheafe, Broadsvuy und Muin’ sts. The only hotel in a small town Council B.ufs. Has an fce am parlor with goold trade. Furniture in- volces at #1,000, buitdinz 1,000 Will trade for zood resident’ property in Council Biuffs, a snap for the rizht party. B. L. Sheate, Broad- way und Malo street ANTED—To buy a nilce, voung driving horse; weight from 1,050 to 1,100: also to trade u rearly new one-seuted top buggy for two-seated one. C. 8, Devoll. 19.3 Bro adwny Council Blufs, . QOR SALE—At a barzain, house and lot on Broad new Northwestern dep i good location foo & su100n. d Everett. JOR 1 frame dwelling, 107 Eighth nve., In excelient repnir; dry lur; city water: rent $10. k. H. Sheate, Broad- y und Main street. OR SALE—fotel and restaurant fn u pros- perous Nebraskw city, paying business, #ood re ons for selling, iJI' o 81,000, 1t Is Shenfe, Broadway and Maln stree s in exch uncil Blufs property. E. 1. S 7 . fixtures, horses 4 Profits iveraxe #200 per month; loca tin the eity; ili yi use of so lin. H. Sheafe, Broad- Muin street. OR SALE—A mare und colt. payment in lot fiiling. Everett. VVT\.\I iD—Tenms to Wiillams' first addit Towa. Wil take Auvply to Leonard tinlot1, block 18, to Council Bluffs, One-nalt cash und the balance in . Apply to Leonard Everett, Council Blufls, is A Written Guarantee to Cure Every Case or Money Refunded. . Our cure 1s permanent and ot & patchiag up. trented seven years azo have nover seen a symptom since. By describing caso fully wo can treat you by mail, and we glvo the same strong guarantes 1o curd or refund all money. Those who prefer to come here fortreatment can do soan1 wo will pay rallroad fare both waysand hotel bills while hers, if Wo fall to cure JARVIS WINE CO. GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, We chiallenge tho world fora caso that our Maglo Santa Clara and San Jose, California Remedy will not cure. Writo for particulars and gob theevidence. In ourscven years practice with the = st eponten s SR | G, W, PANGLE, M. D. | Omaha Medical and Sureical INSTITUTE. ingcured. Weguarantee to re or refund every V6 Ll S 2 INFIRMARY doliar,and as'we have & reputation toprowsot, 6150 FOR THR The Good Samaritan. 20 Years’ Experience. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD’S HERBAL DISPEN: SARY OF financial backing of &0,001t is pertectly o all who wili try the troatment, Herctofors you have putting up and paing out your money for differant treatments, and aithough you are_not yot curod no one has paid back your money. We will postuvoly cureyou, Old,chronio, deep seated cases cured in8) t09) days. lnvestizate our financial standing, our Teputation s business men, Writo us for names an1 addrosses of thoso wo have cured who heve given permission to refer to, It costs you only post- agetodo this. 1f your symptoms are soro throat, mucous patchos in mouth, rheumutism in bones and Joints, hair falllng out, eruptions on any part of the body, feeling of gonaral depression, paius in head or bones. You havong time to waste. Those Who are Constantly taking iercury and potash, should dis. continueit. Constant use of theso drugs will suroly bring sores and eating ulcersin the end. Dou't fall to write. Al correspondence sent scaled in plain en- velope. We inv:te themost rikid investigatiou and will do all in our powerto ald you it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neh NOVICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADIN To the owners of all fots, parts of lots and reul estate alonz Sixth stréet from a point 500 feet south of the south lino o Credit Foncler 3 addition to Banoroft street. \ 5" \’uulurle In::]r'h‘y notl 'l‘lh'\% the u‘vln;r- NN igned. three d!sintereste ree holders of the P . olty of Omuha, have boen d ppointed Ly | Jireat the following Diseases : the muyor. with the upproval of the eity | catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Tungs; Dis. couneilof sald city, to assess the damugesto | easesof the Eye and Eaf, Fits and Apoplexy, eart i -—OF ALL— %@!a %™ Clrons aud S Disosss tes, apparitus und Remediss of overy form successful treatn of discase --nqlmn z medical or surzioal troatment, £ beds for patients, boird und nttendanos Bust wecomodations in the west doformitios and urviitures of spine, B h, bronehitis, in-' ty, paralysis, opllopsy, kid- oar, skin und blood and all DISEASES OF WOMEN 585 SLaLT & Women FREE, Wo havelately adied . lyings indepartment for women during condnement ¥ surgieal operatl the " owners. . respostively. of . the prop. | Sassof the Eveend kar, s and Apop ey ine | siriotly pr.vate) Only Reifable Medloal lns Grty “affoctea "ny. grading Sixth dtroor | hiesses Ve Sonp X ) suituto making s Speclaley oz 0 from na point leet south of the A o * AL ty, Menta! Depres- i south line of Credit Foncier addition to Bun slon, Loss of Manhood, Seminal B ood Disvuses successfully treatel 9 . By philitic 1 on removed from the systom crofustreet, declured necessary by ordinance eakness, Disbetes, Bright's Disease, Bt Vitus' | A3 0 070, (RSN FORALe o torative Trowte No,dusr, passod May 1. 180" “upproved May | Dance, ""g,;!:,'i‘:“é‘;'.."E,‘L’A‘z;:‘“”rs.f'fy’.'.',"r‘é | ment for Loss of VITA L POWIL, Porsons tne ouur tarthor notifiod that baving no- m;;ilt:.llaln ano removed without | Sorecaor s WAz be te copted suld appointment aod duly_quslited an tt drawing & drop of | dentinl. ERTA us required by faw, wo will, on tho 17th dayof | the knife or drawing a drop of | LLUiGr o rius. suouroly puckod, b marks b Tune, A, D. 182 at tho hoorof 1 Guehe | bload. | Woman wi dellet 3 Jud caty contents or sondor. One personal ins foronoun, ut the ofce of Shriver & O'Dona- | sloreq t6 health. Dropey cured without tapping. hoe. 1401 Farnim street, within the corporate Timits of suld city, meet for the purpose of cons dering und muking the assessmont of Qamage to the owners rospectively of suid tery ew proferrel. Call and consult us or send history of your case, und we will send fn plaia wrapper, our _ FREE: BOOK TO MEN, Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 850 to 8600 forfeit for any Vencreal Dis- Upon Vrivate, » Spoolul or Nervous Dise L A, Henehits, 1 any. "8 | emse I cannot cure without merourys. | eases, Timvotenoy, Syplilis, Gloot und Varicos o iure notified to b prosent at the time | Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, orng | sele, With guestion thst. 0 and aee iaraeaii and 1E|uk&> wny objections | pay. Memorrholds or Plies oured Biraces, Appliances for Deformitles & Truses. Only munufuctory ir 113 APPLIANG BATTERIES AND B E 3 Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, Jouncil Bluffa Cen minutes' rido from sonter of Omaha on Omaha und Council Blufly eiectrio motor lue. THE SHORTEST LINE T0 CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul R'y, as represented on this map. he Westot D EFO M- HUSS LS, ELECTRIO to or statements col of damuges us you nu“ gald” nsscssment ldgr proper; T.C. BRUNNER, ' T. B, MCOULLOC! Omaha Juno 4, 1802 J NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM AGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of nll Jots, purts of lots and real estate along Mason street 1o 20th streot. You ure heroby notified that the undor- signed, three d!sinterested froeholders of the bity of Omuha, huve been duly appointed by the muyor, with the aporoyal of the city couri- cil of snid city, to ussess the duninge t owners respectively of the property afl by grading Muson strect from IBth street to treet, declured nucessury by ordinance Dussed May 17, 1802, approved Muy 1F, You are turther notified. coptod waid uppolntinent, ini duly qualifio uirod by law, we will. on the 11th day o A D, 1802, ut the_hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, ut room 216. N. Y. Life bullding, Within the corporate limits of sald eity, moeet for the purpose of consldering and making ns- sessment of dumuge Lo the owners respectively of suid property, silected by sald grading, Tuking into consideration special benefit, it ny. & \yull are notified to be present at the time and piace aforesuld, and muke any onjootions | S - B {9'or stutumenta concerning suid”ussossment | PROPOSALS FOR FILLING LOT OF | [ages 4s you may consider proper VT | A GAmAI M T y'l i e l:l‘l!l‘itblfll, REAL ESTATE. ' W. GLUSON, Senled propusuls will be received by the 3B REEVE. erst-ned uneil 136 o'clock b Juno 1 for i ing 10t 12, b ook 1, Hanscom pluce.in th city of Omn 1ot havin boen deciared u nulsance by ordinance No, 2, Bieh filling 1 be done in nccordance with the Instructions of the city engineer and bourd of public works. | B ds will be ade ow printed blank fu nished by the b i mpanivd THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED ‘Wil eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what alla a person without asking & questi All correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing t by express, Address all lotters to Bureot from Ity | 260DV XV . 6. W, Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, 10t 'CEDAR RAFID® M a1 Bl 11, DES MOTNES Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 7:05 p. m,, ar riving at Chicago at 9:45 a. m, City Licket Office: 1501 Fare nam St., Omaha, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent, C. C. Lincory, Pass. Agent, GITIZENS STATE BANK nell Blutme Cupitsl stee’e ... ..o Eurplus und Profits.’ .00 that having a W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Direclor, Embalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUF Omaha, May 27, 1802 e be applied to relieving the needs of the suf- forers by flood aud fire along the river, wainly in Oil City and Titusville. L. 8150,000 50,00 Vot Oaplital and Surplus. . ...... 8240, Large Portlon of Vienns Flooded, by centttied envelc i tho s 0 ¥00. iyl o) Laulf :I. b7 .1|l!\|: i »"ulm 0 the eity of Oumuba. a8 un ovidence 'of K00 | Grasse & B et iliar, on Vinuna, 4400 b4 300w slarm ocourreq | 0 Cliaries 1t 1in Transhotgenoral binks here yesterday, fotlowed by torrents of rain. A large portion of the city has been flooded, OWInE 10 the consequent risiag of the water in the Danube and the canal. 1zhit to reject any or ‘l’l‘lluillAl'Sl R . ',",f,,,l INTEREST ON TIM EDEPOSITI ing bubiness Lurzes: capital and surplus of wny bunk 1o Zouthwestorn lowu oW, Ohairman Bourd of Public W Omaba, Nov., June vk, 18 Juned,