Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1892, Page 3

y v THE OMAHA BEE. l s COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET Teilvered by Carrler o any partof the City H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER ELED | Bus/ness Office, . No 43 TELEPHONES § Night Faltor. No % WINOKR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Boston storo for ary goods. Council Bluffs Lumber C Children’s day will be observed at the German Evangelical church next Sunday. The Murried Ladies socioty will meet with Mrs. W. H. Esancy, 518 Mynster street, this afternoon for election of officers. The funeral of John Fosdick will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of his son-in-law, #03 Seventh ave- nue. William Lovenburg' who shot at Dave Ward's feet in an Upper Broadway saloon Tuesday night, was given thirty deys yester- day morning in police court, One of the big Raymond cxcursion trains passed through the “city yesterday enroute for Hoston, coming in over the Union Pacitio uud going out over the Rock Island. What is the program for Chautauqua this year! You can get a vest pocket edition con- taining fuil details by calling ou _or sending to the managers, Treynor & McGee, 12 Pearl street. The Ladies Aid socicty of St. John's Eng- lish Luthoran church ineets this afternoon at the parsonage, 217 South Seveuth streot. Thio Utile Dulce society of the church meets this evening at the sume place. “The ninetoenth annual session of the tiona! Conferenco of Charities and rections moets in Denver tomorrow. Rev, . Mel. Stuart will start for Denver this afternoon on the *Q " special train, The jury in tho case of Jddings agamst tho Uwon Pacific Railway company with the Citizens Stato banlk of this city as inte: venor, after being out ail night brought ir. a verdiet vesterday norning awarding tho pos=ession Na- of the property in dispute to tha bank wod Bxing its value at 800, Superintendent Suwyer opjects to the statement thut only scventy teachers uro smployed in the city schools on the ground that it does the eity an injustice, Ninoty teachers are employed in rea ity und tho exact number who were discharied on re- ligious, watrimonial and political grounds 1s twenty-ono, ‘Tho republicn of Pottawattamie county will hold their convention in the superior court room at 11 0'clock this morning. Dele- gates will be elected to attend the state con- vention 10 bo held at Des Moines Juno the congressional convention at Atlantic July 18, and the judical convention at Glen- wood Juiy 21, There will be a matinee at the dri Saturday afternoon. Entries in 2:40, and free-for-all are filled. Entries in gentle- man’s roadster class can be made with Charles Gregory. [Entrance, $.00. First remium, sot of harness, $40; socond, whip, 5; third, horse clothos,' §4. ' Entries close Saturday at 10 o'clock 8. m, Soren Sorenson, & young man who has becn working at C. O. "Malownoy's restaur- ant at Manawa, disappeared yosterday, tak- ing with nim, it is supposed, §11 belongiug to his emplover, which ho had ‘fished ont of tho money drawer. The officers were put upon ms trail, but no information could bo ob- tained as to his wheroabouts. “T'wo young girls named Maggin Castle and Aggio Carlin were found wandering about the stroets about 11 o'clock Tuesday night and wore arrested on the charge of vagrancy. It turned out that the Castlo girl had loft home, telling her parents that she had socured a position as nurse girl, In police court, yosterdas morning she was held snd will prooably be sent to the reform school, while hier companion was discharged. An Indian woman called at a house on ‘Third avenue betweon Soventeonth and Eighteenth streots yesterday afternoon and asked for a drink of water. The people in the house not understand her broken language, and thinking she was begeine, sent her away. She had haraly gotten half @ block away from the house when sho foll to tho ground as the result of sunstroko, She was picked up and taken to a neighbor's Bouso, whero she was given medical " atten- tion, fng park e e The Chau! rogra 1t is out—a little, conveniont, vest ocket edition, which everybody should ave for ready reference during the next month. Although little, there is much crowded into it. It is the same sort of “‘multum in parvo” which char- neterizes the $3.50 senson ticket. Think of it, three popular entertainments each day, aay one of which is worth from 50 conts to $1,00 a ticket. Even at50 cents it would amount to $22.50 for the senson und yet the Chautauqua management offers this whole bill-of-fare for $3.50— less than 10 cenis an entertainment. Call on or send to Treynor and McGee, the managers, No. 10 Pe: set, Council Bluffs, for programs and other particulurs, Hot weather prices in picture frames at Riley & Sherraden’s urt store. | Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 and 10 Aam, 12m, and 1, 2, ¢ 0, 6, 6:30. 7, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11 5 train will make ¢ the last electric motor with ar for Omaha. PER>0. Dr.J. W. Mulharue of Greenfield has taken up his residence in Streetsville, Misses Belle Suyder and Kittie Ogden will Nmud noxt week visiting friends in Liuncoln, ob. Paul Devol returnod home vesterday from a year's schooling at the lows acricultural college at Ames. Mrs, J. W. Squite and daugtiter went to Tabor, yesterday to attend the commence- ment exercises of the Tabor collego, Mrs. A. A. Covalt has gone to Des Moines to join ber husband. Ste will accompany him from thav place to Chicago for a visit, Prof. Jumes McNaughton, principal of the North Dakota Normal school at Mayvile, arnived 1o tue city yesterday for a visit of a fow days. Mrs. C. H. Judson has returned from Chi- cago and will spend the summer in Council Bluffs, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, P, C. Devol. J. L. Peters, who has boen with John Lin dor for several years past, left last ovening for Evaasville, Ind., where he will make his future home, Mrs. J. K. Powers of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. J. R, Reynolds of Passadena, Cal., are in the oty visiting Mrs. F. S, Thomas. Mrs, Royrolds is a sister of Mrs, Thomas. J. W. Murples, who has been connected with the Transtfer hotel for some time, left wst evening for Groen Kiver, Wyo., whero be will look after the Ualon Bacitic hotel, L. Sherwood has beon avpointed nide.do- can:p, with the rank of colonel on the staff of A. 1. Palmer, Lational commander of the Union Veteran' Legion. Ho hus also ceived the appointment of assistant fnspoctor general of Lho western distriet Dr. H. 8. West, Prof. Walell and F. M, Gault returad yosterduy from a fishing ex- cursion fnnorthern Minnosota, loaded with fish, The largest fish they brought home welghs thirteen pounds, but they brought a fisk story with them that weasures thirteon foot 1 longths —— . Juternutional Cure ussociation rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Blults, In, For cure of uleobol und opium disease. i Greut Clonring Sule, Of carpets. curtaing, ete. Until July 15 wo will eell all carpets, curtains, rugs, Jupanese und Chinese mattings al cost, Couecil Bluffs Curpet company. e Reiter, thotailo s 31) Broviwiy, hw ull the latest styles and nowest goods Satisfuction puiranteed. e Grand Hotel, Councll Binfs, Specinl rutes to tamilies for the sum- wer, Lurge rooms fucing the park, BWS FRON COUNCILBEUFFS Remarkahly Bold Attempt of Two Would- Be Highwaymen, DELIBERATELY ATTACK A POLICEMAN After Discovering Their Mistake the Rob- bers Gracefally 1t to Arrest and Ax ed Up to Awalt ~Local News. A man who tried to play the highway rob- bery act on a policoman is the latest curiosity to turn up in Couvcll Bluffs, Oficor Weir was making a circuit of the back alleys in the western part of the city about mianight Tuesday night and chanced to enter & barn. As bie did so be heard a noise in one coru of the barn, and the next instance ho was grabbed by a couple of muscular arms wuilo o loud voico said: “Come, John, lev's rob the fellow and throw him out.” Weir futroduced himself as a member of the police force, and the man who bad him pintoned at ouce released nim, with the re- mark : K Well, T guess you need what money you've ot more thai I do.” Woir, believing that one good turn de- served auother, gave his new found friend and his companion bunks in the eity jail for the night. Vesterday morning they wero brought before Judee McGee 1o answer to the cnarge of assault with intent to rob. M. W. Bowers, who made the assault, was qiven thirty days in the county jail, whilo his com- panion. John Brown, was discharged. i The Woman's Relief corps will give supper Saturdsy night, June 25, at Mullis’ old stand, opposite Ogden hous: Supper served from 5 to §o’clock for 15e. crenm and cake the rest of the even- ing. THE GOOD WORK STILL GOES ON Atthe Boston Sto e Spec Counell Blafrs, 1a,— Al Juno Sa avmenal Suceess, Since the opening of our June salo Wednesday last the crowds that have thronged the store from morning till evening have been something enormous. A regulur hee hive would b the most approprinte comparison. The bargains that we oare offering are certain to bring the crowds. Don’t be last, al- vs be aheaa of your neighbor, strive to get there first.” Below is only a par- tinl list of the bargains offered during our June sale. At 5S¢ each vests. At 12}c each 150 dozen ladies’ ribbed vests, worth 19c. At %3¢ euch extra quality white and cream vests, worth 33 At 50¢ euch ladies’ silk finished lisle vests in black, ecru and white. At 19¢ and 25¢ each, our line of 83c and #9¢ Outing Flannel Shirts, to go at 19¢ and 25¢. At 33c ench 100 dozen gents’ outing flannel shirts, worth 50c All our line boys’ outing flannel waists and blouses in 2 lots at 25¢ and 39ceach, > and 50¢ goods, traw hats for the million,” all, in lots, 124¢, 19¢ and 33c. Parasols and sun umbrellas, all at sale prices. At 81.58, our $1.75 and $2.00 sun umbrellas Lin at $1.58. At $1.39 ench our $1.75 sun umbrellas. At 1. uch our 5and $2.50 sun umbrellas. At Toc each a $1.00 umbrella in fast black sateen, in natural handles and ized. 100 dozen ladies’ ribbed black hose at At 10c and 124c ladies’ fast black hose, special value. At 25¢ we claim to show the [inest line of ladies’ black hoss in the country—a stocking well worth 39c. Ladies’ black silk mits 15¢, worth 20c. At 19c, 25¢, 83c, 89c¢ and 50c we show special value, At 25¢ each dow screens, 3 Boston Store, June Sale. FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., dozen adjustable win- Council Bluffs, Ta. The wife and daughters of Officer W. R. Kemp of the police force had au experienco h a religiously inclined tramp Tuesday ight about 9:300'clock, at their residence on South Sixth street. They were all in the dining room when they beara u mnoise from the parlor that soundel as though some one haa sat down on the keybourd of the plano. As soon as they could get a lawp lighted they started to ui- vestigate, when they wero cousiderably frightened to find & man leering at them in a ratner uncomfortable fashion. *Oh, you don’t need to be afraid of an old man_like me,” ho remarked as he noticod that tho women were about to leave the house in & burry; “1 pray for vou all every uight. Lbeiong to the Episcopal church,” He rambied on in this strain, giving a com- piete, though disconnected, history of his re- ligious lite from the zround up in a manner that convinced the women that they had a crazy mop on their bands. An alarm was in sent to the polico station, but before the officers arrived the fellow had takea his de- parture, Mrs. Kemp huviug notitied him that they were comiug. ‘I'he women were badly frightened vy their unwelcome visitor. e Toall whom were instrumental in saving the life of our son, Floyd Muther, we wish to express our sincere gratitude and thanks. Particularly those who persisted in working over him when all hope secmed gone. W. H. Marn L. 1. Mare — Dr. Chamberlain, oye, ear, throat catarrh, Shugart block, Council Blulls Trim Your Trees, + Auordinance was passed several years ago requiring the trimming of all shade trees that stood i the street and fixing the beight at which they should be trimmed. After the passage of that ordinance there wasa gen- tree trimming all over tho city, That was two years ago. ‘Thore have been no trees trimmed since then, and they have now become a greator uuisance than when the evil callad for the passage of the ordinance. To get the electric are lamps suspended across the sireets low enough to get below the overbanging boughs tho electrio light people are compelled to bring the lamps 50 near the pavement that high topped wagons cannot drive under tnem. 1f they are suspended atthe ordinary altitude they are complotely shrouded by the foliage, and at loast 60 per cent of the light is cut off ail of those lamps, — Colfax ginger ale and mineral water sold av wholesale by Duquette & Co.. manufacturing confoctioners, A five alarm was sent In vesterday after- noon from box 20, corner of Niath street and avenue I. The dwelling of H. K. Barbee, who keeps & dairy at 1731 avenue D, was on fire, sud owing 1o the long distance tho iro was from the alarm box, the firo got A good start beforé .the firemen arrivea The house with alnost all ils contents was entirely aestroyed and the loss will be about $500, all of which is covered by insurauce. The origin of the fire 1s u mystery, no one seeming to have the slightest ides how it sturted, al- though the wembers of the family were about tho bouso wheu the fire started, It is sup- posed 1o have beeu the work of an 1ucendiary. ——— This is the weather that makes you enjoy Driesbach’s ice cream, finest in the eity. e Damon-Zarmuehlen, A pleasant wedding took place last even- ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. 7 wuechlen ou Bluff stroet, thewr duughter, | sion, | nessed by about fifty l Temperance ¢ THE OMAHA DAILY. BEE: Miss Carrie, being united in marriage with (ieorpe S. Damon. fhe house was beauti- fully decorated with flowers for the occa and the ceremony was _ wit- of the friends of the parties. Rev. T. J. Mackay of Omaha performed the ceremony, at the close of which a recoption was “llvf' An elaborate supper was then served. Mr. and Mrs. Damon le?l or. the evening train for St. Joseph, Mo., where they will visit for a week or so, after which they will return to this city ‘and make their hone at the Clinton homesteada, corner of Bluff street and Wil- low avenue, nvention, The anuual meeting of the Womén's Chris- tian Temperance union of the Ninth distriet will bo held today aad tomorrow in the Broadway Methodist church. The session wilt open this morning with a devotional ex- ercise av 9 o'clook lea by Mrs. Dr. Phelps. The morning will bo taken u¢#%ith the ap- pointment of committees, the aunual greet- ing of the president of the district, and the reports of the secretary and treasurer. Tho afternoon session will c at 1:30 o'clock, Addresses will be ade by Mrs, Dr. Gordon of Coun: Bluffs, Mrs. E. C. Smull of Stuart, Mrs, Eliza Meek of Exira, Mrs. Surah Chantry of Casey, Mrs. M. L. Grionell of Auvita, Mrs. P.J. Montgomery of Council Bluffs, Mrs. J. Briges of Anita, Mrs. I.. M. Ross of Council Biuffs, Miss Mattie Craig of Atlantic, Dr. Smith of Council Blufts, Mrs. M. A. Bryant of Atlantic. and F\. K, Bell of Atlantic. A mothers’ meeting will be held during the afteruoon, with addresses by Mrs, J. M. French of Omaha and Mrs, . M. Osborne ot Council Bluffs, In the evening there will be an address by Mrs, M. J. Aldrich. The following are the officers of the dis- trict: Presiacnt, Mrs. M. E. Crandall, Rod Oak; secrotary, Mrs. J. W. Canuon of Atlantic; treasurer, Mrs, I C. Smull of Stuart; vice president, Mrs. Delia Ott of Audubon, Mrs, M. I. Craig of Atlantic, Mrs. I. A. Lyons of Guthrie Center, Mrs. M. B, Lawrence of Tavor, Mrs. M. E. Crandall of Red Oak, Mrs, P. H. Montgomery, Mrs. I. Macy of Harlun, —— ivst cluss saioon; good lo- ixtures, Responsible party leuse on good terms. Ad- Bee office, Council Bluffs, Thrown from a Buggy. Anua Cernes, a woman who has been liv- iog for some time past near the river, met with an accident vesterday aftornoon which it was first feared would result fatally. She was driving up Broadway, and when she ‘was opposile the waterworks power house the whistle suddenly blew, frightening her horse so that it rearea and plunged until the buggy was overturned and Mrs. Cernes wis thrown with & great deal of force to the ground. She Iy there un- conscious, with the blood streaming from wounds in the head and on one of her arms. She was pickea up and carried home, and Dr. Jennings was called to attend her. It was found that her injuries were not so sovere as had been feared, and although the accident will probably be more serious on ac- count of the fact thatshe was about to bo confined, itis thought tnat she will recover. —— The Hotel Gordon since its thorough renovation, coupled with its superior cuisine, is meeting with unparalleled suCcess. For Rent—] cation; fine can get lon dress D e WEATHER FORE ST. OrricE oF WEATHER BUREAU, | OMalLA, June 22, The cool wavo coming down from the northward and the hot wave pressing north and eastward are arrayed against each other. The line of meeting of these opposing forces lies tonight from northern lowa southwest- ward across Nebraska. Sioux City and Yaukton report 70> with north wind, while at the same hour Omaha was sweltering under = with southwost wind. Omaha had a maximum of 95 and El Paso, Tex., and Vieln- ity—Rains, follow ge to much cooler w her on Wasiixatoy, D. C., June 22.—For Ne- braska and Colorado—Local ramns, north winds; cooler oxcept in extreme nortliwest portion, For Iowa—Severo locr’ storms; winds shifting to north. For South Dakota and North Dakota— Light local showe! followed by clearing woather; norths winds; warmer in northwest portion. cooler; e e DISASTROUS ILLINOIS STORM, Four People Killed at Lincoln and Much Property Destroyed, Lixcor, Ill., June 22.— A furious storm of wind, rain and lightning raged hero yoster- day afternoon. The losses to the city and merchants by the washing away of side- walks and the damage to sewers and privato property i3 §20,000. Four persous were killed by lightnin, ConNELIUS HOAGLAND. Avrpent and Rosent RUSSELL, ‘An unknowan. Produced Rain in Colo) Ho1yokE, Colo.,, June 22.—[Special Tele- gram to Tie Bee. ] —Prof. Frank Meibourno's second effort at this place to produce rain- full by artiticial means was crowned with success today. Forty-eight hours previous to this time he pitched his tent at Gaiien, a station on the B. & M. railroad forty miles west of this place, and early this morning, despite & high wind, clouds~ began to form over tho base of operations and gradually spread over the sky, increasiug in density until 10 p, m., at which time a quiet, steady and genoral Fain set in. Phillipps’ county people have much faith in the professor. el S, Fullure of u I’ro t House. YANKTON, 8. D,, June 22.—[Special Tele- gram to Tt Bee.|—The retail dry goods houso of Jacob Max, one of tho oldest in South Dakota, was closed by the sheriff this evening on executions amounting to 814,000, on the entire stock of dry goods aud boots aad shoss. Tho real estaté and build- ings are included iu the judgments, The houso has outstanding accounts amounting 10 20,000, but collections huva been poor and the credit of the firm hopelessly injured. i Dr. Scudder Waus sane. Cutcaao, 1L, Juno 22.—The post mortem examination of the brain and spinal chord of tho late Dr. Heury Martin Scudder, wko died in jail from an overdose of morphiua prosumably taken for the purpose of com- mitting suicide, revealed conditions which, in the opiniou of plysiclans present, indi- cato that he was wsane. The stomach and orain will be subjected to & careful analysis. Out und in Again, Henry Smith, the young man who tried to make himself famous somo time ago by jump-_ ing from the Douglas strect bridge into tho river, and was afterwards declared insane and sont to the county hospital, escaped from that institution yosterday afternoon. He was found wandering about the streets by a policeman and sent to the oity jail, from where be was taken back to the hospital. —— Injured in & Wreck, Nires, Mich,, June 22.—A passenger train on the Cincionat, Wabash & Micigan rail- road went through a culvert this morning near Berrien Ceunter. Allon board except one woman were more or less injured, Those most seriously injured are: Dr. Bell of Benton Harbor, C. B. Hulvert of Detroiv aod Mrs. Thompson of Gosten, Ind, e e Movements of Oceun Steamers. New York — Arvived: California, from Hamburg; Havel, from Bremen; City of Paris, from Liverpool. Boston—Arrived: Koman, from Liverpool; Galilee, from Hull . YS(}‘ulhlmpluuv Arnived: Spree, from New ork. —— Arrested us & Defuulter BurraLo, N, Y., June 22, —Edwsrd Damm, secretary and treasurer of the National Say- ings Bank of Buffalo for twenty-five years, bas been arvested charged with a beavy de- falcation. He confesses o a soortage of $40,000, which he says he can make goo bt ekl Alabama Murderer Lynehod, MoniLe, Ala, June 22 —Christ Chalmer hus been hanged noar the Mississipps line A posse was conveying bim to fail for at- tempted wurder. Chalmer attempted to murder the guard and the posse bung him. | Al o Tonw " Tho e Bleds were doreatsd e hore today by the Beatrice lengue toam. Of Miss Elva Jones Takes Strychnine Becanse | SOurseit was predicted to bo so, but if the homo team had not been & little afrald of She Was Cfossed them they would have made it & littls more H interesting for the victors. The Beatrice team did more hoavy batting and aro the worst kind of thieves 1o steal bases, but thoy play here again tomorrow and the score will be different then, At the end of the fourth inning the grand stand roasted the umpire, Davis, so bad for a_de- cision on socond base that he quit and Pond finished it. But the grand stand was off. as the runner says the second vaseman touched him. Scors by innings: HER PARENTS FORBADZ THE MATCH Traglo Ending of What Was Consldered Merely a Gielishy Episode—The Fo- llce Have the Dead Gir Cham iff Ciiktoay. ————— Blatr, ... i 30120000 086 & Beatrico 450224021-2 Shortly after 11 o'cldok last night Miss [ Batter I, Brott, Nickson and Du- 2 . s rant: Be Stager, Eddenger und Elva Jones, 17 years’ 6f age, who lives with | Tolmes, her parents at 2508 Decatur street, attempted e 1o commit suicide by taking a dose of strych- D RING. nine, Records Mad t Hopers In Yesters Bofore swallowing the drug the young a wggle for Cnw lady exhibited the bottle to a neighbor and Lovis, Mo, Juno 22, rack moder- declared her intention of ending hor 1ifo. Nothing was thonght ot the girl's talk as it was considered foolishness. Howaover, as a ately fast, weather hot, attendanco fair. First race, selling, six furlongs: Envy won, Qut of Sight second, Hret Hurte third, "Time: matter of precaution, & visit was made to the | Second race,2-yoar-olds, five farlongs: Mao young lady's room after she had retired and | B R AT l;-‘\'l-jnml second, Lady May it was found that she had kept her word and Ph1M Pace o, 81x turlongs: Miss Lou taken the dose of poison. mom, Miss second, Coronel third, ¥ .| Thme: 1. A doctor was cailed and word nt to po Fourth race. selling, six furlongs: Kildaro lice beadquarters: The phycician deemed a \|H|n. Snrzet second, Nancy Hakes third. Time 16, stomach pump necessary ahd sent to the city jail for one. In the meantime everything possible to relieve the patient's suffering was U \ Fifth race, one mile: ond. Long Ten third. th Odette won, Tea Sot Time: 1:4: e, one mile and 100 yards s Prinoess L 1o won, Lora Willowbrook second, Bii K in- dono, o dig third. ' Time: 1 Alove affair was tho cause. Miss Elva | Seventhruce, handicap, scyon and one-hait 3| urlones: thel G won, Dollikens second, was infatuated with Charles Burd, a fireman | {iHencss Kbl groy won, stationed at No. 3 engine house on Harney street, but the relatives and parents of Miss Jones objected to the young fire fighter's at- tentions and had refused to allow him to continue his visits, This step caused the young lady to grow despondent and sho decided that life without Charioy would be & blunk and not worth living. & Physicians worked over her for several hours and for a time with hopes of saving her life, but the delay in obtaining prover remedies and appliances proved fatal. In spite of all that could be done Miss Jones died a few minutes after midnight. From the timeof taking the poison until death came the girl sufferea terribly, but was able to tell tha physician when he first arrived what she had taken and the reason, The family and friends of the deceased aro greatly shocked at the sad outcome of what was supposed to be & trivial love affair and cannot account for the girl’s strange action in the matter. Coroner Maul was notified and will aecide about holding an inquest today. Miss Jones left a letter with a friend sealed, stamped and addressed to Charles Burd with the request that the note bo mailed this morning. The police have the letter and will turn 1t over to Coroner Maul. CINCINNATY, O., June 22, —Latonia rosults: First race, selling, f-year-olds and upwards, five and onc-half turlones: Josso Bollo won. Vashtl second, Rosola third. Time: 1:10, cond race. sellin r-olds andup- rds, one milo: Elia Shipman won,, King Punster second, Lockport third. Time: i Third race, malden 2-year-olds, four and hulf furlonzs: Hume Boy won, Bonneta wond, The Seulptor third. Tin i Fourth r-0lds and npwards, milo and sovent Trish Chief won, Lillian Bongrice second, Lilliun Lindsuy third, Timo: . Fifth race, maiden: wavds, six furlong second, Alice Bran oo, i r-olds und up- Maliss won, Calhoun third. Time: ~olils and upw Hyman won, Time EPSHEAD Bay, L. L, June 2 rack fast. Attendance, 7,000, Lirst race. Futurity course: Kinzston won, Osrie second, Tringle third, Mme: 1L Second race, Pansy stakos, throesquarters of n mile: Extra 1 sccond, Rightawany third. Third race. futurity Doncaster sccond, Lorim 21-5, six and otching 1:00, Weather i Zoriing won. third. Tim race, seven furlonzs: Be]wood ot second, Busteed third, Time: Fifth race, ono mile: His Hignness won, Le- panto second, Rex third. Time: 1:40. Sixth race, mil sixteentn: Pratner wou. Roquefort second, Tom Tough third, Time: 1:-9 1< Tuz BEe's tips for today at Sheepshead Bay are: Hannah Hughes, a near friend of the | % Willle L-itinzbridge, dead girl, was taken to polico head- | i Tammany—Patron. quarters last night and placed in : l‘llv;vjml[n[']l’ ‘U\~H'rlll{l‘lc. the matron’s quarters to await the arrival | ¢ WattersenLarainon e of the coroner. Mr. Jones, the father, who is a coffeo roaster, requested the police to hold Miss Hughes until she could be exam- inod by Coroner Maul as be thought his daughter’s chum knew moro about her death than she would tell. |The father also sus- pected Miss Hughos of purchasing the poison. o 'ho dead girl took one-cighth of an ounce of strychmmne, enodgh to kill a couple of dozen people. BASE BALL GAMES, ARMY. Complete List of Changes i the Regular Services. Wasmivaroy, D. C., June 22.—[Special “Telogram to Tur Bre.|—The following army orders were 1ssued yesteraay : First Lieutenunt Samuel D. Freeman, Tenth cavalry, is rolicved from duty, at the United States Military academy, Septomber 13, 1802, when ho will proceed to join his regiment. The leave of absence evanted Captain Edgar Brotherton, Ninth infantry, Department of the East, is extended two months. ‘The following named officers will proceed from West Point, N, Y Cambriage, Mass., on official busine: Lieutenant Seagwick Pratt, Third artillery, First Lieutenant Frank _Hariow, Pirat art lery. Captain John B. Babcock, Fifth cav alry, will visit the camp of tho fllinois Na tional guards at_Springtiald, Til., duriag the Totedo ps Milwaukeg In Her Play for Third Fia ToLepo, O, June 22. Milwaukee today and Score: Toled Miiwaukee! Toledo outplayed won au easy victory. 000920 1 00110 1—3 Iwaukee, period of its encampment, commencing July (J19me runs: Krelg. 91803 and onding August 21, 1802 Leavo 4 N s WSrele 19 | of absenco for one month on account of sick- Tihte on Balii Ot Olisk or{*’y\\\'\fl(‘xl'fi‘f‘ ness, with permission to apply for an oxten- One Liour and forty~five min- | Sion thereof, is granted First Licutenant Guenther. Batteries: Ol Douglas A, Howard, ordnance department. and Hurley: Wilner and Donobuc. Hits: . Toledo, 6; Milwuukee, 3. Errors: Toledo, 6; Tucreasing Appropriations. Milwaukee 11, CoLusinus, 0., June 22, —~Minneapolis won easily. Score Wasnixgroy, D, C., June fico avpropriation Tae postof- bill as completed and re- CAlaEDIE 9000 10020=5 rted to the senate today appropriates $80- Minneapoli 10002300 *-6]8 or an increase of ),470 over tho Earned runs: Minneapolis, Two-base | amount as tho bill came from the houso. To hits: -~ Cumpion, Katz, Swartzoll. Buse on | the agricultural appropriation the committee 'l_:;:h- “;‘y GLANTIEA hy, l:,,l";xy)-,-lr Struck | has made additions aggregating Swartzell, ) ay, 6. Wild pitches? Swartzoll. Left on buses: ~Coluni- | tHa¢ 1L carries an appropriation of &2 bus, 5; Minneapobs, 4. Unipire: Serad. Tinie: Conti One hour und Lfty minutes, Fowr Wayxe, Ind., June 22. postponed; wet grounds, Natlonal League, CixCINNATI, O., June 22 today’s gamo by heavy batting, assis errors, Score: WASHINGTON Geodman’s appointment as rog 1and ofiice at ISvanston, Wy firmed by the senate, % C L. ter of the has been con- Omana gae rth A WASHINGTON, —Tbe North Cinclnnati 00000 American Turnerbund completed its work 00200 here today aud adjourned sine die. atl, 1; Clevelas o i Cieveland, 11, 75, Oincinnui, : Cieveland, 2, Inve. Hemmings and Cuppy und O'Conuor. PuiLabeLenis, Pa., June 22.—Tho Phillies won two games from Baltimore today. Scora: Baltimore . 01000010 6-8 Phliadelph 04104000 *9 Hits: Baltimore, 15; Philadel Errors: Murph; Some lmprovement in the Murketable Hogs. Crxersxat, O., June 22.—|Special Tole- gram to Tz B, |—Tomorrow's Price Cu- rent will say: The packing iu the west for the week has boen 325,000 hogs, against 20 ovement of Baltimore, i Philadeiphia, 0. Tun : Baitimore'6; Philadeiphiun 7. Batieries: 1 e o nri) 200,000 1Al yar, fington and Robinson; Esper and Clements., against 3,480,000 last year. l\tll‘flcl\vé Second game Baltimore Philadelph prices for liogs has encouraged free murkot- ng. Packing at prominent places compares as Hits: Baltimore, 10; Philadelphin, 12, follows : rors: Baltimore, 0 Philudelpnin, 1 Ear ST runs: — Baltimore, 4; Philadelphin, 0. Bat- == teries: Cobb and Guoson; Weyhing and | Chicago. Clements. Kausss Wasmxaron, D. C., June 22.—1rhe Wash- Gofoated tho. New - Yorks toasy, | St louis: Indlanapoliy Milwaul Cincinnatl Cedar Rap Sloux City 8t. Josepl Ottumwa. Cleveland . Washington. . New 01801 20 3-16 01213 00 1-14 New York, 18, Errors W York, 8. Eurned runs Vi New York, 0. Batteries: Abbey und Milligan; Crane und Boyle, State League, GRAND TsLAND, Neb, June 22.—|Special Telegram to Tii BEr.)—Tho game today was & close aud exciting one until the sey- enth and eighth 106ings, when Grand Island 00 43 York shinzton, 18 5 New AMUSEMENTS. Farnam $t, Thaatre | *O¥ YR es. mado cloven slugles nad two-baso hits and LAST WEEK. a home run, which with several baseson oalls and errors netted nineteen runs. Score: DODD OPEB‘A co'! Ifilrnnld Island. g g ‘l] g 0114 56 2-2 —IN— astings 5 20001 0—-4| g6 Butterles: Grandy sland, Hoppor und OLIVETTR” Reudy: Hustings, l'“rk ard, Jobnson, Clark od McFariand " M s Grand Islind, 21; Grdnd Islund, i lase- Matineo Weduesduy and Saturday WONDERLAND, Week Commeneing June 20th, Standing of the Teams. WESTERN LEAGUL C.1)1ar Columbus. ‘K?m.cuy. A —— BIJOU OPBERA OO Milwnuke Alpneapolis .. o Omai 52| Fort Wayne, 2 WEET _ 0( FQLLIGHT 9 Toledo... o indianapolls. IN SRS, AVORITES. NATIONAL UHAG UE. . 8817 w3l New York. ., 5| Washington 7| itaburk Loutsvil First half of weok, “MIKADO." Last hatf of weok, “MASCOTT." STRONG CANT. ALL STARS. Dime to All B nd 10 Cents Boston .. Brooklyn Philadelphia. Cinclnnutl..... ents, b Cleveland. u 115t Louls Chicagy 21 4 BMumore. S B8 e : W. C. ESTEP, Hastiogs . 1617 8.6\ RIastswmouth & Among the Amateurs, 1 srmsormn g e tmtews, o | [FUneral Director, Embalmar Telegram to Tue BEe.|—The Grays re- deemed themselyes today, putting up one of he greatost games over witnessed on the nome grounds, and winuning by a score of 3 to 1. Harlan was in the box for the locals and held the visitors down to four little scrateh hits, while Baker was touched up for five, including a three-bagger. The feuture of the game was Primley’s cateh of a long fly in deep left and his pheunomenal throw to fitst, executing s nice a double play as 14 N. Main Street COUNCIL BLUFFS, CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councll Blute | D 1 steo'c socae ..8130,000 over was made, Tho same leams piwy to | LRI 5 q SNV WS S, - Eurplus wnd Profiis. 80,000 Suringfield. 1000100013 NetCapital and Surpius 880,000 Piattsaoutii 0.0 001000 01| ohiresions=J. b Hangadtas, i I sa3 s 2 Batteries: Harlan and Hall: Baker and | S Charios 16 1inns R s S A 3 Mirsehe. “Hiua: Korlghlela s etutsmiouth, | fig buinoes | Larson oupieal and surpius of \ ree-bus i Primley ruck out: 2 0 iy Hio e b Bk r 0 Ercnr VG PULE | wny bwnk fu #odthwestora Lowa. fieid, 1; Piattsmoush, L Double pluys: Prim | INTERESI ON TIMHE DBE?OSIr3 THURSDAY, JUNE 23 1892--TWELVE PAGES ° ) will look whiter, will be cleaner and will be done with less labor if SANTA CLAUS SOAP Is used. The clothes will smell sweeterand will last longer. SANTA CLAUS SOAP is pure, it cleans but does not injure the. fabric. It does not roughen or chap the~ hands. Millions use it. Do Youw ? N.K. FAIRBANK ¥ €0, Mfts. CHICAGO. o ¥ [ “TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor. Ouicos 621 Broadway, Council Bluifs and 152 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods of eve! deseription. Pack res recoived at either ce or at the Works, Cor. Ave. A and 26th St., Counci Bluffs, Send for price list. Merchants who have shop worn or soiled fabries of any character can hava them redyed and finished equal to new, BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STIAM, most approved machinery, ut less cost thay you ever paid before G.W. PANGLE, M.D. with tha SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tho Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Expericnce. MOR SALE Good fire proof safe with steel chest, su blo for smul bank. First READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND | National buik, Couneil 1iiufrs. | WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE SES FOR ¥0n for 8n l; WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- Doaf: also SARY OF MEDICINE. lngo team. D OR SALE thoroughbred, Jor- sey oul seistered stook; 14 months old reot. and Commission—Stoves, furni- $Siiro. aten storad ani sold on ¢ lowest rates. L. Kinnet JOR SALE-On small payments. frul carden fnnd near Council Bluils, afe, Broadway and Main streot. mission at L 320 Broadway. F“"" Fourth T YOU have anythinz for sale or trado soe 11, Shoafe, Broadway and Main stroot. ~Two of the best Carrizg flats on JOR RENT-Dwoilinzsin all parts of the ciiy. 12 11 Shoufe, Broadway and Main, OB SALE Eurnitue fixt und d will of hotel with 40 rooms In a good Drask: )t goneral iway und nin street, L o o {OR SALE-Or trade. A six-room frame 1 treat tho following Disease: dweliine, Bighth avenae, cor. $Uh St. price Catarth of the Iead, Throat, and Lungs: Dis. [ #1400, E. ii. Shoafe. Broadivay and Maln sts. easesof the Eyeand kar, Fiisand Apoplexy, feart | ——=— - ~ Disease, Liver Complaiut, Kiduey ~Compluint, OR SALE—The only notel 11 Norvous Dabillty, Mental Depres- S miles from Council o " crowm parlor with gool trs TFurniture in- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal | voices:t 1,00, building & Wil trade for yeakn 8, Dinbetes, Bright's Disease, £t.Vitus' od resident’ property ouncil Biufrs, o ance, Khcuthatism, Veralysie, White Swelling, b for the Fizht party. Sheafe, Browd- Berofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Yurnors and My and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blood. Womon with her delicate organs re- stored 16 health. Dropey cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private new surry very A, Robin: 9h modern stylo and Venercal Diseases of all kinds, fences, in excelient ropulr, ro 850 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- | Sheafe, Broadway and Main sts. ease 1 cannot cure without meroury. [OR SALE—Hotel and restaurant in i pros= Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, or ng perous Nebr: city, puying business, pay. lemorrhoids or Plles cured. Fo0u reasons fo brice 81,007 1L 1S THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED E. M. Ehonfo, roadwiiy Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. “will buy an foot lot in_Gr { propoerty for Tho only Physician who can tell what alla | TN01c SALE—Standard Hrod iaare, 7 a person without asking a question, old, sired by Dr. Archibald, No, % . : Qam by Glenwood, record 2475 Khe 13 a fine All correspondence strictly confidential, Medioin® | chostriut, hits shown £00d speeds 15 gentie and Bent by express, Addressail letters o 6. W, Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, Coraarzil Blufs, [ owa well broken to drive single or double, welzhy about 1.00) 168 Utterbiel Blufrs, May be soen at_barn of W, O, West dway, Council Prico irl, | Wil ro- Irl. No washing. M#s, B. ©. Smith, 12) acres, U nts i—Taurm, Missour, improven for merchaniise; price 8 Broudwuy and Miin stre: 'Fmi SAL ot Shoafe, arm, 52) acros, In Dickenson Co., lowa. ance fencod pasture and meadow. an aore. £, I Sheafe, Broadway and Maln street. TORSALE Co., lowi. Matn Strect. TRA r horses and Plonty water und good ca Broadway and Maln stree NOR SALE—47.00) stock of weneral m chindise, well locited within 100 miles of Omaha Medieal and Sueaieal INSTITUTE. | s fye @ far sin Pottavattamia Brondway und ttlo re. nent [y =8 Omaha, Wi tako pirtin lan | of best quil- ity. baln . E. 1L Sheafe. Broadwiy INFlRMARY and Muln stre OR BA Grosery stooke ixturos horsow - *,fl N NEID ete, M), Exe eut trade, wel 4 FOR THR o Wl'f"‘fi' FvIulN’L be u“r}“ at ause. E, 1L, Bheafo, Broadway ' TREATMENT : fiiea tamping business und ar Fnu SAL dle s 3 . - M) “e I}llllltl\!l oonell Bluft nie and Surai 1 | WANTED Nerask 1 ) ) e for Qounoll Biuifre Bestfao {)1es, upRAratus wnd Remosias FORT T tands, garden lan bs, farims wnd forsuggatalil Lreatmant uf. svery forg A N AT Wirsioul trontment, OF Foarl g 60 bods for putients, bo rd und attondanos Best accomodations in the wost, Write for lars on doformitios and b fect, curwitires of snins, s )r, i |y!l‘ hr.)“'lnt\t k‘"- 01, v parulysis, epilopsy, kid- nov, biaddor, eye, ear, skin anl bi surgleal operations. 24 blood snd it wo-story b rooms, il modern co $Vifch avenue, trom July 13 DO RENT—Nlcely furnished soven roon With plano,bath, ot and cold witer nd runze. Address Y 16, Boo DISEASES OF WOMEN 855 GE3.08 5 | Jook SALE wiovator with ~corn “Siiier Wowmen FREE. We hiuvelutoly ad fod & 1yin s+ WO bu. d:liyi voen gF.iider, 10) bu. un ndepirtment for women durlug confineinent. aw mill attachment, 40 H. P, enxzin Firiotly r.vate) Only KReliabie 3edioul b | doing a good bus noss: locited near Councll stitute making a Speciilty o Bluims Wil take good land in ‘exchunge or P ARE DS As s sell clioap for unsl B 1. Shoate, Browdwuy All B ood Disvisss successfully troats) | and Muln st Eyphliitio Polson removed from the system ot hout mercury. New Hestorative ‘i'roat- ddwelling with ot for Loss of VITAL POWEIR. Persons un- i go ublo 1o vis) > troatod at home b ildren.” E. . Lul‘lrll‘lfi KI'I 1 LU tions contl- - = - A ed.clnes or instroments sent L, POR BALE ~The leadin £ hote a o Wikl OF OXDrONs, 800U 01y DACKSA, 10 MAT <5 L) S oy i R anoel e, N abrat: ind cate contonts ol nder. One personal in- 00d bar trade, nets # buth, tery ew proferre . wnd consult us or senl ) Ished i e roe % Lo 1 Listory of your cuse, und wo will send in plata R eC 13880 Duts thros Y Bue 8 WrADDer, Our (rafig % O resk . B L Sheafe, Brosdway BOOK TO MEN, 'REE: Upon krivats, und Maln st » Epeoiul or Nervous Dise easos, Lmpotency, b,yphllh_ Glovt and Varico- (OREAL handise sod bulld. cole, With question [ist. Ing in good low U 1volooy Braces, Appliauces for Deformitles & Trases | #1.600.00; 0ol trade; bullding, $1.00).0); Only munufuctory inthe Westof DEFO&M= | Lirzain will take good lows land (n ex- 1TV APPLIANCES, THUSSES, ELECPRLO | change. K il Bhoife, Brosdway and Muls BATTERIES AND BELLS, Omaba Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, Coanoll Bluffa Ten minutes' ride from 'center of Omahs on Omuba and Councll Blufls elestric wotor lue strect MURNISHED r street, on 10twr Lng. Keferances requir 7 ANTED Girl for gene al housework, Apply ut 162 West Broud way,