Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1892, Page 3

e — — — THE OMAHA BEE. CGUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREF Teiivercd ty Carrler to any partot the City H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER \ 34 - ) Business Office, ........ No43 ¢ LEPHONES§ Right Editor. ... ./ 'No % oo ——————— MINOR MENT10) N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., A marriags license was issued yesterday to Charles Kutz and Auna League, both of this city. They were married by Justice Hummer. O. H. Lucas, assignee of the bankrupt stock of L. Biedermun, has made his final report to the district court, and his bonds- men liave boen relcased. There will bo a reception tendercd Rev. G. W. Crofts this evening by Ade Lincoln ost, Grand Army of the Republic, in tho all on Pearl stroet. ~ A special meeting of Eichelah counetl No. 8, degreo of Pocabontas, will be held this evening in the wig:vam of the Red Mon, cor- ner of Broaaway and Main strects, at $ o'clock. A full attendance is desired, as im vortant business will be brought beiore tho council, ‘The ity council took a ride in the patrol whzon yesterday 10 l0ok over the ground at the corner of Graham avenue aud 'lostevin roet, where tho water isiu the habit of doing’ considersblo damago every tme it rains. It was decided to take steps to put an end to the trouble, ho repairs that wareordered by Inspector Bixvy to be mado on the Rescuo steamer at Manawa have been made, and the boat is pronouuced by Mr. Bixvy to be in first-class coudition and perfectly safe. He ulso re- ports that the other boats on Mauawa are in cqually good condition. Mr. Josenh Wells, the Sunday school county missionary, is arcanging for u great pathering at Carson on August 18, 'I'here will be twenty-five schools present. ‘ihr bands buve ‘been engaged for the parad which will take placo 1n the forenoon of th day. Ta the ufteraoon thero will bo o m; ing in the grove and in the eveuing ono at the church. Georgn Fair, aged 36 lnst e tmith, years, died at 745 ening b the residence of W. A. High- Second avenue and Seventeenth street, from diabetes. His homo is in Omueha. He leaves a wife and one chiid, The funeral will take place from tho liigh- smith residence and tho interment will bo mado in Prospect Hill cometery, Omaha, probably not betore Mouday. A man named Han, who lives near the Union, Pacitic bridge, has had bad luck lately. His house was destroyed by fire n few anys ago, but his furniture was saved by being taken out doors, Wednesday night's storm nearly ruined (be furniture as it stood in the yard. A little son of Mr. Hand’s was injured a day or two ao by the explosion of some gunpowder with which he wis pluying T'he boy’s tace was badiy burned, John Humbert, an Oakland butcher, was in the city Thursday looking for his 16-year- old daughiter May who left_home two weeks 8po in company with an older girl named Alice Richurdson. They were traced to this city und the last seen of them by any of their Acquainiances was as thoy were baarding u motor for Omata.” Mr. Humbert was for- merly a contracior in South Omaba. He claims not to have the slightest 1dea why his daughter left home. George Fair, whio has been 1l] for over two months, diea' vesterday morning ut 7:4h o'clock at the residence of W, A, Higlismitb, corner of Second avenuo and Seventecuth strcet, aged 6 years, He leavos a wiie and child. He was a conductor on the Union Pa- citic railway, and was a member of the Anciont Order of United Workmen, under Whose nnspices the funcrul will take place Sunday at Prospect Hill, Omuba, Captain Hayes tas been out on bail ever since June 29, a charge of disturbing the peace being preferred against him at that timo by Mrs. Theodcre Bray. Tho case bhas been continued from time to time, as the de- fendant was not ready for trial, Tt is now given out colds that his trial will come off next Monday withoue fail, and thirteen wit- nesses have already been subvwenaed to tell what they know about the affuir. James Rairden, who was arrested Thurs- day night on the churge of burglarizing John Mergel's house in Chevenne county, Nebraska, was discharged in police court yesterday morzing. On a hearing it was found that Ruirden was working Mergel for the driuks during the evening, and that in taliing up old acquuintances he ruther over- shot the murk wud told Mergel that he had broken 1uto his house in days gone by, think Ing Mergel was too drunk to care. €. 1% A Pienice, The Commercinl Pilgrims and their friends of Omuaha und Council Bluffs will picnic in the beautifu! grove at Greendale next Saturday, July 50. Spe ciul train will leave Rock Islund depot, South Main st., at 9:50 a, m. e 2:30, L 30, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:3 p. m 55 teain. will make connoction the last electric motor cur PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, with Omiha F. W. Neal is home from a visit to Onawa, Miss Olla Cook returned yesterday from a visivat Liocoln. Miss Lou Porterfield will loave tomorrow for Chicugo, where sho will stuay vocal music. [0 Madison, Whelan, managing editor of the Wis., Times, was a caller at Die Bex: oftice yesterday. General G. M. Dodge has sigoified his in- tention of attending the national encampment of tho Grand Armny of the Republic at Wash- ington. 1. B. Clark, who has been confined to his bome by itlncss for quite a while, is able to Lo about, and will leave early next week for the west, accompauied by bis wife. Mr. N. N. Loehner, chief clerk of the col- Jecting department. of Aultman, Miller & Co., Akron, O., arrived in the city last night 10 iook aftor the Buckeye mterests here. H. E. Grim und W. L Stillman returned yosterday from a few days’ outing at Lake Okovoji, wkere they camped out in the neigh- borhood of a number of other Council Bluffs people. Hon. Poter A. Day of Towa City, one of the Atate. board of - railway comuilssionore, was at the Grand hotel vesterday, and left for Mills couuty, accompanied by F. M, Gavlt, to attend 8 meeting of the commis- sion, To saye doctor’s bills drink Manawa mineral water. You can get it fresh overy morning by sending your jug down by the conductor. He will fill it and bring it up free, s The Jewel gasoline stove is the best in the world for safety, durability and cconomy, and the new Jewel is its equal, oo them ut Charles Swaine’s, Broudway. 787 — Mny Cause ‘ouble. A little ivregularity hus come to Light in conuection with the grading of Avenue A be- twoen Twentioth and Twenty-second streots that may rosult in several law suits being instituted wgainst the city. Itseoms that the council oruered Avenue A gradad at this ot without eoing through the formality of ostablishing the grade, The niling neces- SAEY Lo bring LIS part of the avenue up to 1he lovel of the rest was doae, and the cost was taxed up Lo the adjacent property owners. Just within a fow days the fact of there belug an irreguiarity has come to Jight, and the councilmen aro very much worrled for fear tlat some of the proverly opvners o that vicinity will take advautago of @ logw) tectnicality 1o koo from paying — onight. after the Ogawa show, Dal- bey’s band will give an open air concert in front of Hotel Manawa. ——— 160people in this city use gas stoves Uhe 6uc..\ Puts ‘ew iu at cost. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Propositions Looking to the Buildiug of a Belt Line Railroad, SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW SCHLME Plans Submitted to the City Councll—The Proposed ftoute of the New Road—Ru- mors Concerning Tt=Happoniogs Across the River. ho city council met yesterday aftornoon s a committes of the whola to cousider tho project of giving the Union Land and Iw- provement company a franchise to build and operate a railway in tif6 northwestern part of the city, over cortain streots and alleys that have already beon mentioned. The company was represeatod by J. W. Paul of Omuha and ali the councilmen were prosent when Lo unfolded his pian to them. His purpose is to bogin near the interseotion of North Eighth stroet and the river and build a track nearly parallel with the course of tho river, passing under the east span of the motor bridge and onding at Kirst avenue. This track is to bo accompanied by all the switclies necessary for oporating a first class beltline. Through a large part of its course it is to be laid on the leves, and this will vid city of the troublo and expense of ke ing tho levoe in proper repair, as it will be 'y for the company Lo keep it in re- r for its own vrotection, i (he object vhe company has in proposing the scheme, so says Mr. Paul, 15 the filling apof theland in the northwestern part of the city with factories. Theve is a large amount of vacant land there which at prosent is almost worthless, but which could be increased in value immeasely 1f a systematic effort were made to securo manufacturing enterprises. The belt line will be used in couuesting the manufacturing districts wish Northwostern on tne north and with all the other roads centertug in tho city at tho end of [Miest avenue. Through North vontieth streot the district bas an outlet to tho city itself, that street already being raised to grade. I'he ordinance which was proposed by Mr. Puaul 1o the council granting the right of way was dizcussod at longih and finally referred to the {udiciary committes and tho city at- torney with instructions to report, it possi- ble, at the meeting of the council next Mon- day cvening. Most of tho aldermen are fricudly to the scheme, but some of them have an idea that Mr. Paul's scheme is not quite so open and aboveboard as it seems to be at first blush. They think that he is try- ing to get the right of way in order to turn itover to the Nubraska Central railway, which will enter the city at almost tho iden- tical spot where the Belt liue 15 proposed to be put. The council will make an effort to find out more about Mr. Peul’s plaus bofore passing the ordinanc THE GREAT CLEARING SALE At the Boston Store, Council Blufls, fowa. Now in full swing. Note the prices on WASH GOODS. We claim to show the largest stock choicest stock, and by long oads the LOWEST PRICES. ASH DOES IT ALL. 2,000 yards figured Lawns, 10 yards for 10,000 yards Indian challies, Man chester Pacific challies, Ortoton cord, ete., all in at 40 a yard, 10 yards for 40c, in light, dark and medium color: best assortment ever brought to C cil BlutTs. 2,000 yards Columbia suitings and Vigneaux suitings, 28 and 36 nches wide, was 10c and 124¢, during sale for Gl n yard, 250 " pieces stripe, plain, plaid and check seersuckers, 6ie, former price 10c. 200 picces best indigo blue calico 5e a yard. 50 pieces chevron suitings, during sale 5 u yard, in davk colors. Bongal tissue, one of the lightest weight fubries shown this season, in black ground with colored flowers, 15¢ hus been the price many a place prico during sale 8ic, ten yards for think of it, just the price of a cilico. 3,000 yards Arlesian cords in all the new si in red and blnck ficured, tan figur modes, ete., former price salo price 7ic. 1,500 yurds of u lightweight fabric, in light stripes, plaids, ste., known as “Closmos,” during sale sie, worth 10c, 75 pieces outing flunnel, 5¢ a yard. 100 pieces half wool outing flannel, former price, 15¢, sale price, Sfe. 75 pieces hest quality” 123¢ gir 8tc during sale. All our 15¢ and 17¢ ginghams, during sule 124c, Our entire stoc pineapple tissues, shontong pongees, crepon cloths, Taffeta cords, Bedford cords, ote., all'in at 10¢ o yard during sale. pieces henrietin fast black sa 8ic a yard, worth 124 BOS1TON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WIITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, [a. - ew Ward Division. At the council meating noxt Mond ing one of the important things 1o be bronght up for consideration is the new division of the city into voting preciucts, to coaform to the provisions of the Australian ballot law. At a recent meeting Aldermen Jeuulngs, Van Brunt, Tibvetts and Sunth were ap: pointed a committee to figure out o scheme for redivision, and the result of their work will be presented to the council Moaday evening for adoption or rejection. The pro- posed division is s folloy Pirst Ward—Two procincts, Broad way. Second Ward—Two precincts, divided at Seventh s reet, 10 whers it intersects with Sixth strect, and thea on a line to Robrer's park and to the First ward line. Third Wurd—Two procinets, Story street ana the park line. Fourth Ward—Two preciacts, divided at Seventh avenuo. This 15 a change, taking a strip of two blocks from tho First and adaing it to the Secona precinct. Fifth Vard—Two precincts, Seventh avenu Sixth Ward—Two precincts, no change, 1t 15 ostimated that this will give a total of about 500 voters in each procinet. A new tration will be naa this year by pre- ncts, of Chilian cloths, ateen, divided at divicea at divided at — The Royal Jupanese troupe are still at Manawa drawing bigger crowds every night. They will chunge their program every evening. Everybody delighted. Dalbey’s band in attendance, Concert at Manawa every nignt this week, Will Settle the Contest. Judge McGoe will hold an adjournod ses- sion of the superior court this morning, and he snuouuces thathe will band down a de- cision in the aldermandic contest case be- tween Peter Smith and 5. Lobhard, An an- nouncement similar to this has been made soveral times before within the last few monts, but the prosent aunouncement has the eirmarks of being ofticial, so that pub- lic expectation is likely 1o bo at last satls- fiod, Summeor suits for gentlemen; comfortable and cheap. Ruiter, tailor, 810 Broadway s Tmpalod on & Waed, A distressiog and probavly fatal accident occurred on the Kook Island railroad at ¥:30 yesterday morniug at & point opposite the Chautsugua grounds. A nuwbar of section men wero engaged in track work, smong them Konl Anderson, & young man 18 roars old. Audersou was helpig lift & push car off the track, and while doiug so siipped and fell buckwards down a slight grade. He fell in & patch of weed stubs that had been re- ocently cul, and one of thew, aa iach in cool, the diameter, penctrated his body abovo the | hips with force cnough 1o drive it nearly four iuches into the pelvic cav- ity. Ho was put on a car and | brougnt to the city where tho police patrol wagon was in waiting to convey him to the oftice of Dr. Pinnoy. Anderson was danger- ously hurt, and fuinted repeatedly while the surgeon was endeavoring to discover the desth and direction of the wound with his prove. Later in the day he recovered suf- ficlently to be sent to his home 1n_Atlantic, The wound was ragged and ugly, filled with bits of the weed, and it is feared this may in- duce a fatal inflamation —_—— Wanted—Iron moiders at the Ogden Iron works, Council Bluffs. Good wages. It’s awfully nice and cool at M Awa. ylight Burgia Mrs. Charles Fox, whose husband is one of the bookkeepers in the Citizens bank, locked up her homo at 218 East Pierce street yesterday aftornoon aboat 3 o'clock and went caliing. When she returned at 5 sno discovered the fact that the house had been burglarized duriog her absence, A wold watch, pair of bracelets and sevoral gold chuins were stolen. The houso was thoroughly inspected by the burglar and overy place examined that might contain valuables, The casowas reported to the police. Manawa asa family resort cannot bo eat. Geo. Davis, druggist, opposite Ogden. Bitten by a Viclous Dog. Charles Hill, one of 0. J. Rockwell's men, was bitteu by a vicious dog at ¢ o'clock last ovening on Seventh street near Eighth avenue, He was severely injured, but ot a little satisfaction by telephoning the polico and gotting un order from Chief Scanlan directing Odicer Martin to go down aud kill the dog. ‘I'v70 other vicious dog cases were reported to the police yesterday. —— Ogawa at Manawa. SOUTH OMARA, Identity ot the Colored n Killed In the U n Pocltie Yards, The identity of the two colored men killed Thursday evening 1o the Unton Pacific yards has been established, Their names are Havry and Moore and William Jackson thoy lived in South Omaha. Moore has been in South Omaha for about six weeks and was cmployed ir the brick yard conducted by Crittenbrink Bros, at Twenty ninth and I strects, He came from Topeka, Ian., and hos relatives there, Since coming hero he hos been batching with & young Swede in tho small bricik building av Ihird und Commercial streots. A few days ago his white companion leftand William Jackson took up his residence with Moore. But little beyond this was known of Jackson, and he was not employed in this city. G. A. Brott, the foreman at the brick yard, under whom' Moore worked; says that bo always found him to be industrious and sober. Ho has nscertaiued that the m were returaing tome wheno the accident o curred. Chicf Beckett visited the _house recently occupicd by toe two men, He found soveral letters from Kausas City and Toveka. They were not signed by any one, but wero evi dently from a sister. A small sum of money was also found, and also a number of books, which de.oted that one of the men was an officer of some society. A traul, which was locked, was not opened, Coroner Maul will more tully investigate today Buying Up the Claims. An Omaha attorney i buying uptheclaims of the registers who served in the recent special clection, and unless the Neoraska Central company allows them §15 cach will begin suit to compel the puyment of the claims. The question of payiug the rogisters has frequently been before the council, but that body was not disposed to take any action until tue Nebraska Central company allowed £18 for ench register. Lhe company is not inciined to do_this, and cites City At- torney Connell’s opiaion’ that the law does not provide for the payment of wore than £ per day to each register. The men engaged as registers say they propose to fight the watter in the courts, aud are confideat of winning. Snap Shots of the Pavements, The city has just rcceived a number of phiotographs of ‘L'wenty-fourth street. They were taken several weeks ago and will serve a purpose. At the tune the views were tuken the warm woatner had just sot in and begen to show its effect upon the poor spots in the pavement of thut street. Sioce thut time most of these places have beon repaired by the paviug company. ‘The paving com- pany has a suit against the city and the views taken will be introduced as evidence toshow the coudition of tue street before any repairs wers mude, Notes and Persomals. A aauznter bas been born to Mr. and Mes. 5. V. Decker, L. A. Lott has returned from trip o0 Souih Dakota. Mayor Miller returned yesterday from a short trip to Grand Islana. Zach Cuddington left Yesterday for Keu- tucky 10 bo absent some time, R. A. Carpeuter has roturned from Olympia, Wash., aud will again take up bis residence 1 South Omaha, £. A. Broadywell has returned from Platts- burg, N. Y. Mrs Broadwell is still there apd will remain during the summer, Sueak thioyes took C. H. Daniols’ painting outtit, valued at §25, from the old church buiiding at T'wenty-fourth and H streets. Dr. T, H, Ensor returned yesterday from Portiand, Oce., nud several other western cities, He nas been absent several weeks, 11, C. Cnesley, minager of the Sioux City stock yards, wus 1o South Omana yesterday the giest of Manager W. N, Baocock of the Union stock yards. “The infant son of Mr. and Aylesworth, Tweuty-sixth and Sobotker streets, was buried yestorday afternoon in Laurel Hill cemetery. Bert Howard, the city dog catcher, is sufferiug from & budly lucerated band, whica he toro upou @ wire snare. He was ulso bitten twice by a savago dog yesterday. ‘tho carly closing movement has taken hold umoug tho busiuess men in South Owaba. Tno meat markets will close after August 1 at 7:3) o'clock, except on Saturda, Mr, and Mrs. Hollis E. Hogle celebrated the tirst annlversary of their marriage at their home, T'wenty-fifth and B streots, last evening. A few rélatives and friends joined with them {n commemorating the event, John Dowd, for a number of years an em- ploye of the Cudaby Packing company, died yesterday, ‘Tuo remalns will be seut this morning to Itogers, Neb., for iuterment. Services will bo beld at St.’Agaes church at 10 0'clock. a pleasure Mrs. Charles e The Ladies. aut effoct and perfect safoty with which ladles may use the California liguid laxative Syruv of Figs, under all conditions, makes it thsir favorite ‘remeay. To got tho true und genulne article, 0ok for the name of the Califorais Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottow of the pack age, Tue ple ANNOUNCEMENTS, Harrison & Bell's Comedy company has completed its robearsals of “Little Tippett and the play is now in full working order, Tho players will, bowever, give two full dress rebearsals today and tonight, with sconery, properties, orchestra, dresses, in fact a compiete performance in every dotail, bables and all. Tne dresses to ve woru by the laaies ara marvels of beauty and ele- gauce, and the piay will be put on with com- plote attention Lo details in every respect, all the furniture and propertios, o full carloud, having been brought on from New York by the management, I the opiuion of the mar- usgement and uttaches of the theater ko for Bught, the production will be a huge go. The regular engagemcnt will open at the Faraam Streot thealer tomorrow afteruoon, Reoommendation, Mr. J. A. Lander, 8 prominent ciuzen of Clarksburg, Mo., snd widely kuown o the ot Chamberlain’s Colig, Cholera and Diurbosa Kemedy: *I have scen its #00d resulls ana can’ recrmmand i For l alo by aruggists, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:"SATURDAY, OF “THE STRIKE ONE NONTH — Wi Enormous Cost of the Homestead Look- out to Date. BUSINESS FAILURES ONE OF THE RESULTS Anarchist Bergman Has a Preliminary Hearlng and s Plied Under Hoavy Bonds—The Present Condition of Afuirs at Homestend. Pirtsnung, Pa,, July 2).—The story of a rioton w train from Cincinnatl yestorday bringlng mon to Homestend was the inven- tion of & tramp printer and wholly untrue. The men on the train are now at work at Homestoad, Tho great strike has now bean on a month and it s estimatea that the loss of all kinds so far bus beon $1,000,000. The striko 18 seriously affecting business in town, As many merc.ants have no capital to grant long credits. One groceryman failed this morning. The nonunion men are redbiving many threatening letters, HELD IN HEAVY BAIL, Bergman's Prellminary Examination and 1ts Rosult, Prrrsnuna, Pa., July 20.- Alexander Berg- man, the anarchist who attenypted to assas- sinate H, C. Frick, was givon a hearing in the private offico of the jail this afternoon, and held for twrial for the September session in §24,000 bail. The ouly witnesses wero vice cuairman Leishman, who was with Mr, Frick at the time and David Forney, the elevator boy. Bergmun said it was not true that he tried to shoot Mr. Leishman, *I did not want to :D‘.Luh anyone but Frick and U meant to kill him, ! During the hearing Bergman was remark- ably cool and smokea constantly a cigarette. He stated that in New York the ‘reds aro raising n_fund to defeud him, David Land, who claimed to be an anarch- ist, was arrested on the street while making a drunken harangue toa crowd and wus sent to tho worknouse They Are Not Sociullsts. Prirswura, Pa, July 20.—The socialist question nearly caused a split in the conven- tion called for the purpose of forming an in- ternational labor bureau of information and correspondence. During the discussion of plaus of organization Delogate McBride askea Delegate Honryot if he was under the impression that this conferenco was called with a view of ultimately absorbing all the traces unions in the socialistic ordor party? Henryot said that was what he was here for. Immediately the representative of the American flint glass makers, McBride for the miners, the amalgamated ' delegates and typographical delegates sprang to their feot and declared their intention of withdrawing atonce if such was the case. Resolutions were then adopted that the delegates repre- seutiug 200,000 workmen oxtend sympathy and aid to the lockedout men at Homestead aud condemn the Carnegjes for refusing arbi- tration after which the conference adjourned tinally, Almost Precipitated n Riot. HosusteA, Pa., July 20.—The strikers at Diiquesne were paid off this afternoon and a fight between John Borke and a watchman named Foloy alinost precivitated a ret, At the hearing Folev's son atruck Borko in tho face. He then threatenod to mob Foley and the deputy sheriffs wired to Homesiead for assistance. ‘The prompt arrival of the Sheridan troop- ors prevented serious trouble and the Foleys were taken away under the protection of tho cavairy . Anarchist Molliok at Plttaburg. Prrrsnug, Pa., July 20.—F. Mollick, the allegéd accomplice of Bergman, who was ar- rested at Long Branch, arrivod hera last evening in chargo of Superintendeat of Police O'Mara. Today he will be chargod witn being an accessory before and after tho shonting of H. C. Frick. Ho admitted being an wnarchist, but asserted positively that he knew nothing of tho iatended assassination of Mr. Frick. Two Thousund Men Out. New Yok, July 20.—Tne board of walk- ing delegates, in their fight with the iron iengue, has ordered strikes on a dozen new buildings and cailed out 1,500 men, Thero are now over 2,000 men ou & strike in this ity Anarchists Try to Get Ball, Pirrsning, Pa,, July 20.—The anarchists will make ¢fforts this afternoon to get bail for the mon in jail. Frick's condition con tinues to improve. All is quiet at the mills. Peopie whogive Hood’s Sursaparilla a fuir trial vealizo its great. merit ana uro glad to say a good word for it. Have you tried itt ek B SIOUX FALLS WILL RUN SALOONS. The Scheme of Municipal O Given a Trial, Siovx Faits, S. D, July 20.—The city council committee appointod by the mayor having in charge City Attornoy Lyoas' “municipal saloonkeoping,” are ready to ro- port. Next Moaday they will give thew verdict unanimously inaugurating the scheme. The sentiment among the aldermen is growing favorable to the trial of the scheme for & mouth at least, The committse recommends the establishment of six saloons in Sioux Falls, one for a ward, anda that thero bo appointed A _saloon superintendent, under whom the working forco of bartouders will oporate. The saloons are to be opened from 5 0, m. to 10 p, m. Nothing is 10 be sold excapt that which can be bought of wholesale dealers or manufucturers., Beer is to po disposed at 5 conts a glass, whilo whisky shall command 2 cents a drink. It is the purpose of the committeomen, if their ideas are carried through, to lesscn the de- wand for spirituous liquors. The council will meet Monday night to uct on the roport. e DeWitt’s Sarsaparilia 1s relianlo, —————— NO CAUNE FOR THE MURDER KNOW ership to be The Reuson Why Kennedy Killed Broker g0 Remains u Mystery. Puiaprienis, P, July 20.—E. D. Page, brotherof the broker murdered by Ronuld Kennedy,who afterwards committed suicide, came home yesterday, Speakiug of the trag- edy, he said: s *0 fail to understand what motive could bave lnduced Kennoyy {0 take the lifo of my Need a ' Tonic? - RECE W Water contains 4.1034 Blerbor grains Zron nate associated with 8445 gralns Mananese Bicarbouste in each gallon, ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN 1f thls is not o perfect tonic, “The analysls is by Dr. W. P. Mason, Pro- fessor Analyt, Chemistry, Rensselacr Poly- techoic Inst, Troy, N. Y. After careful Investigation of the recorded analyses of ®| the famous spriugs of both Europe sud America bo gnys: “Zbellevethe * Ferro. Manganese” Water aof Regent Spring to be th.e best tonic water in the world." You need 1t 1f you are overworked, if you ure sufleriug from neryous prostration, insomula, dyepepsia, or other discases re- ‘sulting frow lmpure or impoverished blood. THE WATERS ARE BOTTLED AT Excelsior Springs Write Jor Pamphlet. Ml'.ourl Richardso n I'rug Co., Agls, Umiba.Xeb JULY brother. We have not had any busiuess with Kennedy for more than two years, although he repeatedly gave us orders to buy Penn- sylvania railroad stocks. He was vory for- tunate at one time and made about §200,000, Tn the November panic a declino in his stooks amounted to just about what he bad made. Kennedy was continually giving large orders 10 buy stocks, but we declined to accent them on the ground that hio was asking us to take too much. It is quite pessible that Ken- nody gave my brother an ordor and upon b refusal to execute it Kennedy took his life,” Mr. Page said farchior that ho nad heard Kennedy say ho had accounts in othor ofiices on tho street {n which ho was carrying Atch- 1s0n stocks, 30, 1892. — Mr. J. B. Thoroughgood, writing from Georgotown, Doluwaro, says: “Two tea- spoonfuls of Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhaa Remody saved the Life of Mrs. Jane Thomas of this place.” Ho also statosi that several other vory bad cases of bowe complaint there have boen cured by this remedy. For sale by druggists, T —— Stove Exploded, A gasolino stovo explosion occurred at the residence of B. Ratzman, 811 South Seventh streel, last ovening, but very little if any damagoe was dono, —_————— v Tho “No. 9" Wheeler & Wilson will not oreak the thread nor impair the stitching if Fun in tho wrong dir Sold by George W. Lancaster & Co 16th st. Persian Punishments for Steallng. In Persin tho first time a mun is canghtis tho act of stealing he is *‘bast- inadoed™ (beaten on the soles of the feet with an iron rod) and made to sign a paper declaring that that will be his lust offense. If he forgets this when the soles of his feet quit burmng and tries it again the sccond offense calls for the amputation of his right hand. If he is still obdurate and goes at it left- handed the third and of conrse last re- sort is decapition, ———— Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrap for chil dren teething produces natural quiot sleep* couts a bottle. Kidney Troubles. Symptoms. — Dull p: Tegion of the kidney ing pains along the spin ceded by rigor, costiveness, languor, etc, To cure this disease the rem- edy must penetrate the entire system. Science has discov- ered nothing that will do this, but Nature has given us a n in the back and , uneasi fever, pre. * Pure Blood, Perfect Health.'"" compound of simple herbs, roots, and Dbarks, which as serts its power at once. N instance of a failure to cure kidney troubles has ever been recorded. It cleanses the blood and restores vitality,. What? Kickapoo Indian Sagwa £1.00 u bottle, Al Kickapoo Indian oil Kills pain instantly. 5 cents, Lighig COMPANY'S Extract ofBeef, Do you want a copy ot Deel Tea? See that it is made from the Gen uine Incomparably the best. Pure, pula- efreshi Dis- clearly- ruggists, the Baron T big’s signaure nblue on each abel, thus. BE 1 NERVINE, the great Spaniah Remedy. A Wnien Quarantoe ta Cure Every Case or SYPHILIS 5w s OUF cUTe In parmanent and not & patehlag wh Onser {reatad saven years ago hava never scen & Symptom By desoribi o fully we can troat you by And we RIT0 Lh® SAMO SLrONg RUATADLES §0 Cure ¢ refund all money. Thos fortreatment can do soan 1 wo will pay_railiroad fare Both ways and hotel b.ils while hare, I W fall to cure We chalienge $ho world fora cass that owr Magia Remedy will not cu :heevidence. In ous Magic Remey it h <he prejudices agninat sooal: our strong gusrAnteo thou trying it and ba Ingcured. Woguarantea to curo o refund every AolIAr, And A8 wo have A reputvlon Lo proteot, also fnancial backing of 50,001t (8 perfeotly wate to Al who wili try tho treatment, Herotofora you bave Putting up And paying out your money for diffrant treatments. And Aithough you ato not_yet eurei no one has paid back your money. We will positively cureyou, OId, chronio, deap soatod oases eurad in §) 09 days. lnvestigate our fnancial standing, our Toputation as busineas men, Write us for nam addreses of thosa Wo hiave ourod who have given permission to refer to them. It costs yow only post- #£60do this. If your symptoms are sore Ahroat, mucous patchos in mouth, rhe smatiam tn bo Jointa, halr falitng out, eruptions on Any tody, feeling of kenaral dopression, pol bunes. You Bavono Ume to waste. Those Who Are conatantly taking mercury and potash, should div continuo it Constant use of theso drugs will suroly bring soros and oating vinarsn the end. Dou't fall to write. All correspondonce sont sealsd fn piain o volope. We Invite themost rixil investigation and wlildoall fn our puwerto a1 you ie it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha Neb 00000 C0ODO@ ° THE SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLD! . TUTT’S @TINY LIVER PILLs@® havonilthe virtue T ones; equally effect X X J Who profer o come hore | [SPECIAL OTICES CUUNGIL BLUFFS, JOOR KENT <Tho dwalling on First | A und Eightn stroot formorly o M. E Smith: 11 rooms, 2 bath roon and all modern iImprovements; good stablo aud ous building: ront 0 per month, k. 1. Sheafe. avenus ipled by L YOU have anything for axlo or trado sos L 1. Shofo, Broadway and Main stront. {OR RE cley. NT—Dwoillozs In all parts of the E L Shoafo, Broadway and Mal n Nobraska lands in_ex- s for Councll Biu s proporty. & H. atway and Main stroot, FPUHE BIGGEST BARGAIN--Double dence lot. No. 110 South feet front; best looation and the oity If taken at onco. Perl sitoot. rosl - Iirst stroet, 80 bost b Day & MARM and eity loans Keal estate for sulo Dwoliing un i business rontals. Money loaned for local Investors, ougee & Towle t lowost ratos. 1 Poarl streot. Jor save 0 b, d uli; 11 o shallor bu. an onzino: Counell ovator with corn corn er ndor, 10) actmont. 40 1. P nuss: locatod noar hours saw doin: agoy Bluirs JroR saLE—on ymonts, fru garden land near Councll Rlufs. Sheafe. Broadway and Maln stroot. Alblon Rolier miils an Boono finest wator power In the state 1080 POWOF WALOr ntire yours barrels: mich nory and e Inevery detall, Good OR SAL rivor, developl duily fratno ros price, 8, 2 unlnprove | o Nobraska . . Shoafo. nts. dwollin gsl MOR SALE—On onsy pay 1L Sheato. Omaha Medioal anl Sieaisal 0200C®0 S INSTITOIE 25 I & e ~INFIRMARY %7 FOR THR TREATMENT " ~—OF ALL— Curon and SI02l Dy Best facll ties, apparitus ana Rong 1 for successfu’ tre tmentof svors forg ot disoniy roairin: mod 641 or surcloul trantment, 69 beds for putionts, boird ani attondanyy Best wocomo 1Ltions 1n tho wos. Write for cieouias on dofy braces, trusses, club feat, ey rllt':n tumors, ¢ wneer, eavarrh, broneh:us, la- haladon,s octricity, p n'ysis, epilepsy, kid- nev. b.a tder, eye, car, skinan'l blood anl al sursleat oo iona s 00 S0 RO |/ A SPEOIALTY. DISEASES OF WOMEN &,56.5 ShaLt & Women FREE. We havolatoly ad lod A 1yin t- intop rtimont for women durins confinomont strictly b vite) Oniy Roilable Mediowl Ln stitutemaking a Sposialty o, ' PRIVATE DIStIASES Al ssfully nitios anl turos of snin, B ood Disvuses su Eyphliltio Poison removed fron the Without moreury. Now RestoFative ment for Loss of VITAL POW able to vist us may be tre carresnon ence, Ali commun dentii 1 Molicines or instrun ts sent Ly mau | orexpross, socureiy packed, no m irks t ind cate contents or sender. One personal in- tery ew preferre Lo Call and consult us or sen’l history of your case, and we will send in plaia wrapyer, our BOOA T0 MEN, L} enses, lmpotency, 8yp hqueston fist i Braces, Appliances for Deformities & Truses Only manufactory inth Westof DEFO ¢ M- ITY APPLIANCES, TRUS>LE BATTHRM'.‘.!. ND BEL L Y o Omaha Medical and Surgical Instituls, 26th and Broaiway, Counoil Blu¥a Ten minutes' rllo from contor of Omahs on Omauha und Council Blulls eiestric motor lina. CITIZENS STATA BANK Of Counctl Blath troatal systom i'r. & Persons un 1 ut homo | tions conli- Upon I'rivats. { or Nervous Dis 13, Gleet unl Varico- Oapital stee ¢ surplus un | Profits. .8150,02) 50,00 Net Capital an i Surptaz, 10 o 40 Uil 1V Trans 1ot zonor i b Capitel wnd sarplus western Lo 0, 0, 13 1Laet, (. arlus (€ Hnan ingbusiness Lar uny bunk in ou INTERES! ON TIM:® DE?O3Il3 Every MAT can he SURONG and VIG- fiNUX’.UUSH\AH-qu by using SPANISI YOUNG MiiN OX_OLD suflcring from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST o FAILING MANHOOD, nightly n, crused by theuse of opium, tobacco or alcoliol, wake prostrat " Wi & fulnes: BEFRORK AND AFTER USE rha nesscan be restored to perfect he We give a written guarantee with 6 boxo: mental nissions, coavulsions, neivou , 1085 of power 1n_either se, spermator- y selfabuse and over indulgence or uny personal weak id the NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG M¥EN. 10 cure any case o refund the money. 2 a6 boxes §5 For Sal> in Omaha by Snow Luaik Co. SIS30N'S ANTI-KIC Greatest dovl and cure horso: colts frox ing. fall ne, lureing, breakin with thelr trave ing. un wkes th knowo for fts, checl work hoises ut all times, u perfactiy 81fo fora child to drive. Lt brenkinz and drivinz coits, young horacs and stalions anted running, stumbl n their mouthi: doss not inter fo 15 Invalun und cun bo used on track, road roarnz, | 18 casy SISSON'S ADJUSTABLE SAFEYY HALTER. Warranted to be the best halter in existence and Lo preyent tohundle u stalllo ByTLY, goncral wnd dealor o ull turt goods, 215 Broadway, Couacil brenk a colt to lead in ten minutes; Forsale only by CHA ~. 14 cure halter pullers; to wnd 10 hrenk n balky horse. ut and manutucturer of fine burocss Ay, Lo Al parts of the eity. [FOR SALE-Stock of mase. and brick store bul ding, woll estabiishod trade; 1ootion vear Omaha, Prico, 81500 Wil take good fura in exchinze, 15 U, Shoafo. "OR 8 y and arms (n_Pottuwat joining counties. il D—-About August 1, In a privato v 0 compotent il for general housework! must have roforence. - Apply ovenings at 615 Willow avenue, Counctl Bluffs imie \eafo. K SA L E—Iotels and restaurants in Towa and Noebrasica, doing yroiitable business and weil located: Wil take Lind in part trade; write for details, E. 11, Sheafe. MO SALE—A first cluss stock of zeneral morch indise with goo | wili;_pripo $,0003 will take x0od Tand 1n oxehan zo. B 1f. Shonte: Fui:s.\l. I—Stook of millinery ung jotions with store nnd fixturos; prico $1,300; will rade for land. E. H. Shoafe {OR SALE—S) acres of koo’ | cottiy 1d and now . with four acros land In Warnors- ville, Neb.? all modern improvemonts: will exchunzo fora ploasant cotbuce fros of in- mbrance fn Councll Blufls™ or Omaha. afe. 'O SALE—One of the brizhtest and most desirable homes fn the city, on 4th ave.: modern 1 all respocts. Most soll, and will suerifice. Adare acro ranch In Cherry Co. Good hay laud, splendia range for Nico cottnge, stable wnd out builds 0ol repair, plonty water. Bost land punty: will'sell clieap. Writo for de- ob. 1Ll 510 in'th tails JOR SALE OR siloon atb Mana s 1sons: good bu'ld snap for aliv TRADE~Restrurant and goo | Dbusiness at ull s nnd n!;ur lr\'emvnts. A ton PURNISHED HOUSE 10 REN g rooms, steam heat and all modern {m provements. Apply to E. H. Sheafe OST—A Columbia b eycle. A reward will 4,0 pud for its return to J. E. F. McGee, *hroee months | Tenth ave. LISH pug lost or sto’e Lold. " Keward for return to 3 G. W. PANGLE, M.D. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AN WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY OF MEDICINE, I treat the following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Tungs: Dis. cascaof the Eyeand Eaf, Fits and Apopiexy, Heart Discuso, Liver Complalut, Kidhey™Complainty Mervous Debility, Mental Depres- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal eakness, Diabetes, Bright's Ditease, St. Vitus’ mm KKhewhatism, Paralysis, White Swelling, Berofule, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors and Fistula I ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of biood. Women with her delicate oreans re- slored 6 health. Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 860 to 500 forfeit for any Vonereal Dis= ease I cannot cure without mercury, Tape Worms removed in two or three Lours, o ng pay. Hoemorrholds or Piles cored, THOSE WO ARE AFFLICTED Will ave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. 6. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what alls a person without asking & question, Al correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing sent by express, Address all letters 10 G. W. Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa ORDINANCE NO, 8156, © ordoring the Improvinz of alley y city, In- street improvement dis= trict No. 461, Giid improving to cons st of puving with Colorudo sun Istone und direot= Ing the board of publle worss to take the HECOSS Ty SLOPS 0 Cibiso uch work o be dono Wheres. the eity of Omaha b Anording in b oek ayor and city coun-il of the Ve orderod Uhe DEovIng of i1 8y In biock 258, City, In Ureet 1 provement lstrict No. 461 by paving tie sime i wllowed ity diys 10 Droperty owners n which to dcxignate ind determiny (he i ter.ul desired 10 hie used for such paving. ind Whorcus, the mayor and ¢ity councll of sald city do huroby doterming upon « oloFALo sl stone a8 tho matorlal to bo uved for Such pav- in . thorefore, Be icorduine of O Sootion | 38, 011V be and G wintd i ol spec of public works. Suetion 2. That the board of bubl'o works s bereby or fered o ciusc sild WOrk to be done 4Bl 10 6nter 1o vontruot for thi sanie with 1ho 10WOSE Fospous| bl D1d It under Uhe speci= ficitions on fi.e 1n the office of Ai il bourd. Soction 4. That tins ordinince tuko offecs and b n f0rco feom wnd AL0r 1L PAsEAS0. Vusnod July 2th, 182, Jou groyes, Oty Dlerk. E P Iu\'lmz " Prosidont Olty Coune Approved July 2ind, 180, q GEC, P, BEMIS, Jayon by the eity council of the city Thut that purt SLroot lwprover, 5o 18 herd vement Lo wd0 sundstone U on file in the'oflice of the board ulloy In blook it disteiot No, 461 lered Improved ng with