Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1892, Page 3

e~ S /] THE OMAHA BEE. CouNCN, BLU OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STRE I ciivered vy Carrler to any partof the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER | Bus 'negs Office, Nods 4 LEFHONES { XYARF for. No % _— MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Ce. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., Thero will bea gnspel temperanco meet- Ing this eveniug at'the Union Chcistian mis- sion, Greenshleld, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broad- way, real estate and rental agents, Largest \ist of proverty of any dealers in the city. Hans and Sam Johuston were arrested last svening near the Northwestern depov and charged with fast drivioe and disturbing the peace, They gave Lail for their appearance this morning fn police court. A southbound train on the Manawa motor line flew the track at 11 o'clock Saturday night, ond it was two Lours before it was gotten back into position. The passengers on the train goicg cityward were compelled to walt at the switch until nearly 1 o'clock. A viclous cow has been muking u good deal of trouble in tho neighbortiood of the elcerric light power house. She made arush upon o little child o day or two ago, and had it not been for the presence of an older per- son that bappencd to be standing near the child would have beeu killed. The pound. master hus been dirccted to put her out of the way. Officer Wyatt, who has charge of the chain gane, is intendivg to start out with his men today to paint the city bridges. There are twenty-four bridges belonging to the city, and thiey will each receive a bright new coat of red paint vefore the chain gang gets through with them, Mr. Wyatt's men have hud w gooa deal of experience in smearing red paiot on different things, and the j> will undoubtedly be a good one, There will be a meeting of the city council this evening. The ordinanco grauting the rizht of way *o the Union Land and Im- provement company for a railway in the northwestern part of the city was to have core up for consideration, but it 1s not likely that anything will be done with it yet. Alderman Jennings, who 1s chairman of tho council judiciary committes, is in tho west, 8rd as tho matter was referred to this com- mittee 1t is likely to have a rest until ho re- turns. It is being demorstrated every day that Manawa is no place for toughs or anybody clse who dees not know bow to behave. Lust night a feilow attempted to take somo fumiliar liverties with a lady passenger on brard tho Max Meyer just as the steamer was landing, The lady resented it ana went ashore and so did the feliow, before the mut- ter was reported to Cuptain Anderson, who has charge of the boat. As soon as tho boat w landed he followed the feliow and ar- rested hium, and had the satisfaction of smashing him when bo resisted arrest. Tho case was an aggravated one and the fellow Will get the final lesson from Mayor Reed touay. He gave the nume of Herbert Young, and said he was a switchman. The prompt manner in which Anderson went alter the feliow is the very best indication that ho means it when he says that while ho has chargo of the Max Meyer no lady shali be any moro linble to insult” than she would b2 in her own home. e s cget! Nug, y Buy Big Nugeet bakine pow cents., Trains leave M .m., 12m., and I, , 5, 5:50, 6, ¢ with the last electric motor cur for Omaha e PERSUNAL PARAGRAPHY, Miss May Davenport has returned from an outing at Clear Lake. Mrs, George T. Phelps and son have re- turned from Denver, Mr. and Mrs. W. (. Estep have roturned from a trip to Denver. Miss Nellie Dodgo has gone to Clear Lake for a two weeks visit. Miss Lomax of Fort Worth, Tex., is the guest of Miss Mary Key. Judge E. I5. Aylesworth returned yester- €ay from a visit at Blanchara, Ia, Mrs, 'I'. J. Mackay of Omaha spent last ‘woek with friends in Council Blufts, Mrs, Eliza Butts, who his been visiting her brother, O. W. Butts, left Saturday for her home in Chicago, Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Hinckhaus of Wilton, Iu, were in the city vesterday ana adopted a little zirl and boy, aged 7 und Y years, from the Christiau home. Miss Jule Cleaver of Milwaukee, who has been visiting friends in Council Bluffs for some time past, roturned last_evening to Ler bome. accompunied by Miss Steilu Bullara of this city. — Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for chil- dren testhing relieves the child from pain, 20 cents a bottlo. ——— Fine upholstering at the lowest prices at Council BlufTs Carpet company’s. ——— 150paople in this city uss g3 stoves The GasCo. puts 'em in affeost. —— Veterans Meeting, The fifth annual reunion of the Western Jowa Voterans association will be hela in this city on September 7. The counties of Ida, Monona, Crawford, Hurrison, Shelby gud Poutawattamle are included in this asso- ciatlon, and the old soldiers of these counties Will assemble in Council Biuffs on the date wentioned and go into camp at Fairmount pork for two days and nights. The Twenty- ninth Iowa regiment will bold its annual re- union at the sawe time and place. Prepara- tions are already being made for the outer- tawement of the visitors, and it is expected that tho eitizens wiil provide the tent room and other accommodations that may be needed, A finance and executive committeo bus been sppointed, consisting of Mayor N. D. Lawrence, Hon. ‘'homas Bowman, E, L. Shugart, J. W. Perecoy, C. R. Hanoan, A. C. Graham and Joho Keller, and this committee will maet the officers of the Veterans asso- ciation at tho parlors of the Grand hotel on Tuesdoy evenivg ut 7:30 o'clock, when the question of ways and means will be dis- cussed, —— DeWitt's Sarsaparilia destroys such poi- sous us scrofula, skin diseases, oczem 1, rheu- matisw. [ts timely uso savas many lives, —— Best hair mattresses made to ordor, and old ones renovated at Council Bluffs Carpet store. — Fall stock of carpets arriving daily and sold ut the lowest prices. Council Bluffs Carpet company ———— Sulng the Pollcomen. Nick Engle, 8 man wko was arrested on the 15th of last mouth for drunkenness ana disturblug tho poace, is the plaintiff for dam- Bges In @ suit which has just bpeen begun fn the superior court sgainst Oficers Clasr and Murphy of the police force and their bondsmen, "howas Howman, Frank Guanells, Jono Beon aud Theodore Guittar, Woen Bogle was brought up in police court Justico Bwearingen, who bappened to be prosiding 10 court that morniug, sssessed a Hoe of § snd costs agaiust bim, but afterwards re. mitted it on account of his previous good rep- utation, on his prowising to behave himself in the fiture. Ho at omce bowan looking sbout for some wauy of making a lot of mouey ewsily with which 1o sel 'em up 1o bis lucer- ated feelings, and he now commences a suit 1o recover §2,000 from the two policemon who arrested bim, Tue policomen cislm that they will have no trouble in proving that they were awply warvarted in making the arcest, — *1 would like to sound the praise of Hood'r barsuparillaover the entire universe,” write, Mrs. Lougenezuer ot Union Deposit, Pa, ——— Summer suits for gentlemen; cool, comfortable and cheap. Relwer, the tuilor, 810 Broadway. —_— George Davis, drugs and palote | NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS John Tracy, the WouEBu Murderer, Ar- rested While Trying to Leave the Oity. VETERANS OF THE LATE WAR WILL MEET Preparations for tho Fifth Annual Reanlon | or Western cintion Belng liceman for Town Veterans Asso- Made-Suing a Po- Arresting Him, the J. E. Malone and John Tracy, th who were in the cutting affray at *“The Ark" on Pierce strecy Saturday night, aro in tho city jail. Malono did not bave any share in the cutting, but he stood by and saw the whole affair, so that ho will be a valuable witness, As so0n as the nffair was reported to the police seversi oficers began a thorough search for the two men, Mulone was found in a saioon on lower Main street, but tie re- fased to teil where Tracy was, and, indeed, denied knowing anytning avout tho case. Ho was taken to the station and iocked up with the charge of drunkenness entered against him, ‘T'racy 1n the meantime was looking for a £00d chatce to get to Omana, For this pur- pose ho boarded a motor on Main strest and curling up on the'seat he | repured to make a boid dash for his freedom. But Oficer Kemp Lappened to be on the same train, and a1 onzo pickod him out as the party wanted, He mentioned the fact to the conductor, but waited beforo makinz the arrest uutil ho sbould arrive ut tho corner of Broadway. Omcers Beswick und Martin boarded th samo train farther up the street, and they, too, recognized Tracy from the description which had been furnished them by the in- jured woman, The chargo of assault with intont to commit murder was placed against his name on the vooks at the jail. "ho Dixon woman was reported to be resting easy yesterday, aud will probably recoyer, two men BETWE ASONS, But the Boston St ¢ Hns Many Surprises and Bargains for 4 D It is between seasons, when in the ordinary course of business it is sup- posed that nothing be offered to the trade that will be sufliciently att ) to draw people into dry goods stores, But the Boston Store, Council B ufls, hus surprises and bargains for all. Of course the greatest barguains will be found in the lighter grades of summer goods, but there are meuny fine oppor- tunities to obtain for little money mater- ials that will be useful for several months yet. The Boston Store has had the greatest trade this season that it has ever had, anl from mow on this will mean still narrower margins of ofit. During this week the ladies will be given some of the prizes of the season, You will bensfit yourselves and will benefit the store people by helping to clear out the lighter fabrics so suitable for the hot weather yot to come, and muke room for the largest stock of dtumn and winter goods that have ever reached this part of the state. Music ut Manay Every any is a big day at Manawa and it requires somothing more tuan uary to attract especial attention, The peo- ple who visited the lake Saturday eveniog were treated to the finest entertainmeut of the season. The special event was the light- ing of the electric light mast in tne lake and Colonel Ieed made elaborate preparations to verly celebrate the eveant. The Second infautry band from Fort Omaha wus present aud renderea an exceedingly bril- liant progrum that lasted from 8 until 10:30, The bund was first located on tho lake frout by the totel, and played a orilliant piece n the electric lignts were turned ou tho shadowy tower thut could just bo seon through tho mists and darkness that orooded over the surface of the lake. When the current was turned on the mists instantly formed into a brilliant halo of many tinted ilght and formed u spectacle that was surprisingly beautiful. In the meantime tho three steam- ers had quietly taken positions in the middle of the lake in tho shape of n triangle, uud at a given signal a magnificent pyrotectinic dis- play was commenced from all of them, and was instantly answered by a similar display on both sides of tho lake. There has per- haps not been an bour iv the year when the atmospheric conditions wero so exquisitely favorable for & pyrotechnic displuy. Tuo clouas of vapor that rolied over the lake in- creused the brilliancy of the fireworks by the millions of prsims suspended in the warm, moist wir, and the effect was most extraor- divary. “‘ihe fireworks consisted of Roman candles, coloved lights aud rockets, and thero were plenty of each. When the grand finale came each steamer was buraing from her deck immense red, green and blue Lignts, aud the cffect was such that the crowds went wild with deheht. The atmospheric conditions made oven the commonest lamp capable of making a pyrotechic display on its own hook, and tne added brilliancy of the highly colored light produced an eiTect that wus magnificently’ beautiful. Hundreds of people were heard to pronounco it the most beautiful display of tho kind they had ever seen, and all who hud seen the famous ivge of Sevastopol” declared the display now, ordi- w cr the water to be much finer than the “siege.” e e Nueget! Nugget! Nusget! Buy Big Nuege baking powder. 52 oz. 25 couts. Struck the Wrong Darky. Lon Keundall, the yardmaster for the Mil- waukee, was the vietim of a practical joke a day or two ngo that set all his friends voar- ing aud afforded thom an opportunity of smoking at his expauso all they wanted to, He 1s very popular among bis associates, but has a way of greoting new acquaintances in a brusque sort of way that is fairly para- lyzing to @ sensitive man. On the duy re- ferred to there was a now darky cook at Kendall's boarding placs, sad bis fellow- boarders, thinking to have some fun at bis exp:nse, told the cookk that Kendall would probably como blustering up to him in bis usual way when he enterad the room. He was given thorough iustructions as to the part he was to tako and the couspirators thon went thoir way and waited for their victim to come 1n to dinner. The schems wor without a hiten. As soon us Kendall opened the door und saw the new cook he walked up to him and makiog & feint at Lim with one hand be said, **You black cuss, what are you doing here!” The darky hud learned his pare well, He scized @ huge carving koifé that luy handy und making o rush for Kendall he shouted, *I'il show you,” and branclited the knife above his head in a way that made Keodall think bis last hour had come. The cook was nearly twice thy size of Kandall, und the latter, thinking discrotion the better part of valor, made a bee line for the back door. It had been locked by tho conspirators, Kenduli, secing certain death staring bim in the face, dodged it and run- nivg up to his friends, who had been silent but interested spectators, cried out, “Save we! Savo me!” At this juncture the darky’s good nature got the beiter of his efforts at acting o part, and droppiog the knife, he allowed a broad grin to wrinklo his features #nd be then explained the bhoax. Kendall wus very much relieved by the sudden change of front oo the part of his adversary, and ho has registered a solemu vow that the next time he will pick bis durky ® little more carefully, —_— Sarsaparilia ci:a1393 Murderod His Daughter, Tacoma, Wash., Aug 14.—Heury Harris, & laborer, stabbed and kitled his daughter, Etta Harris, this morulug and then killed bimsell with a pocket kuife. It 1s supposed Harris' mind bécamo deranged on account of the trouble bis duughter had with a traveling sulesmau named Benton, of whom she became enamored. R — Brothers Fight & Duel. ArLaxtio Ciry, N.J., Aug. 141t is re- l ported in the city touight that & duel was DoWite! the vioal fought today at Woodstown, Salem county, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: d() betwesn Johu Graves and Wi'liam Graves brothers. It is said thoy fought over a young woman with whom both were in love. The Graves boys, it is smid, have kept away from each otker for some time. Today, how- ever, they met suddenly face to face in the main street of Woodstown, and after a few hot words decided to settle the quarrel be- tween them for the possession of the girl by aduel. The weapons used were pistols and both men are said to have boen wounded, — sovrn o own Man Recovered from Missoarl, A party of fishormen, composed of (. M. Lands and two companions, found a floater vesterday afteracon about 2 o'clock in the Missouri river a short distance south of the mouth of the big sewer, eastof Albright, The men socured a boat and by the aid of a ropo towed the body to the shore. Cnief Beckett and Undertaker Brewer want 0 the place und secured the body, bringing it to the latter's morgue. Tody of an U The floater was the body of a man, appar- ently about thirty rs of age, and haa been in the water several davs, ‘The clothes wero of a cheap quality and such 0 laborer would wear, and consisted of a vluo shirt, black pants and white uudershirt. A pairof cheap by shoes were on the feet. Tho length of the body ubout six feet and soven iuches, Thoeyes were blue, bair dark, and the face cleanly shaved. The body was badiy blaated and decomposition would make italmost impossible to recognize who the un- fortunato was. A thorough search fuiled to reveal anything that might establish tho identity of the unknown, only a partially used spool ef thread beine found on the body. Coroner Manl empaneled u jury and will hold an inquest Thursday mornine av 10 o'clock. The body was ordered buried im- mediately, When the roport of fiuding tho body reached the city a rumor was cireulated that the tod of Judge Clarkson bad been found ca considerablo excitement, Tho ckly aispelled, however. whea a tho morgue. Flonting Deht of the City. Tho exact amount of the floating indebred- ness of the city at the end of the fiscal year just closed hias been ascertained, and is far- nished by Deputy Clerk Poarce. Tho overlap in the different funds is as follows: ers fund. 1 fund.... feht fuid Street repatr fund. Fire ana water fund Salary fund. er fund. Total... L Lo BL014.67 In addition to this amount claims to the amount of §2.744.42 have beon allowed, which swells the total amount to $16,380.09. To wipe out this floatiug indebtedness and place the city upon a solid financial founda- tion at the beginning of the present vear the occupation tax was croated. When this is all paid in the entire debt will be elimnated. Of "the $21,000 which will come into the city’s troasury by reason of this tax over 7,000 bas been paid in. At tonight's session of the council another large batch of bilis will be allowed, undbefors the September meeting itis expected to have the cntire floating wdebtedness of thocity wiped out. Besult of Keverses, It is reported that J. P. Malonoy, ex-chief of volice of South Omabs, made an unsue- sful attempt to take his own life 1w Chi- cago u fow days ago, und the rumor is gen- crally believed by his friends in South dmaba. Mr, Maloney has had many re: verses during the past year, ana has been e: pecially unfortunate since leaving South Omaba last sprinz, A few weeks ago he had a limb broken while at work and was confined in the bospital for some time. Tt is +aid ho shot nimselt twice, one ball pene- twating the chest and another the head, De- spondency and temporary insanily are at- tributed as the cause Probably C e Thieves. The nolico madew capture at 3 o'clock Suuday mornmg at Thirty-third and Q streets and think they have secured two chicken thieves, 'I'he men arrestad are “Thomas Dunning and Barney Mullins. They were hiding inthe wecds and took to their heels at the approach of Officers Wilson and Hathaway, butwere captured. Two chickens, minus their heads, were found at tho placo whero the men were concealed, Notos und Personals, Mrs. Alex Schlogel is confined to her home by ilness. Jailer KKroeger took a day off yesterdyy and celovrated his 83th birthday at his home, Eighteenth and J streots. A large number of invited guests were present. The tson of Mr. and Mrs, Michacl Shea, at Thirty-second and S streets, died Saturday e g and was buried at 3 o'clock yosterday afternoon in St. Mary’s cemetery. Martin Welsh, bettor known as *‘One- Eyed Riley,” was arrested at a Q street lodging house yesterday. Welsh 1s an ola offender and this time is suffering from a violent attack of delirium tremens, B Nugget! Nug, Nugget! Buy Big Nuggetbaking powder. 32 oz. 25 cents. e WILL REDUCE THE RALES. Flve Dollars Will Be Round Trip Fare to Kansis City. Curcano, Il Aug. 14.—Chairman Cald- well still hus under advisement the Atchi- sou’s applieation for authority to make a round-trip rate of £5 berween Chicago and ICansas City on account of the Kuights of Pythias encampment. He has decided to walit until Monday before giving s decis- fon, It is practically settlea that the §5 rate will ve put into effect evon if the appli- cation is refused, in which case the Atchison appeal to ar bitration, >, Donala, O. G, Murray and 8. H. Holding, the arbitrators appointed to settlo the question in dispute betwaen the Atchison compuny and Chairman Caldwell relativo to the proper iuterpretation to be put upon the section of tho agreewent hmiting tho time in which arbitrators may be appointed in cases of an appeul, hold thoir first meeting yesterday. Arguments wore beard on both sides and a decision will probaply be sub mitted early next week. ‘Tbis is the case in which the Atchison contends thut when a memver appzals from @ decision of the chairman, all the arbitrators must b appoiuted within five days from the time the decision is rendered. The chairman holds that the appellant must select 1ts arbitrator within fivo days after the date of the decision, but that the chairman has five days from the date of the appeal in which to make bis selection and the two thus chosen have stiil another five days in which to agree upou the third man. Chairman Caldwell is taking a vote of the members of the Western Passenger associa- tion on & proposition to abandon the use ot the siznature form of ticket adopted for the Grand Army excursoas to \Vashington. The Kansus City, Fort Scott & Mewmphis took the initiative 1o this movement, and other western roads are anxious to make the samo werms wiih tke Grand Army posts and uny other excursion raies that Lave been mudo. Thé transmissouri roads have ail abolished the signature for a ticket for this occasion, and this will sorve as a strong inducement for all lines to take sumilar action. C. M. Cuirns, sssistant to tho general passenger agent of the Chicago Groat Westeru railway, hus resigned and severed his cornection with the Stickney system. Mr. Cairos has ac- cepted o rll.us in tne passenger department of tha Chicago & Northwestera road, Minneapolis & St. Louls Affairs. New YokK, Aug. 13.—A large number of stockholaers of the Minuneapolls & St. Louis railroad uave appointed Fred Potette, presi- deut of the Central Trust company, William A. Reed of Vermylia, Aucust Belmont of Belront & Co,, Willlam L. Bull of Edwurd Sweet & Co. and J. Kennedy Tod & commit- tea to protect their interests in tho pending litigations, The property is free from float- {‘ng debt aud there is a lerge cash balsnce oo und. ‘I'ne annual elestion will be held on the first Tuesduy in October. The transfer books close September 1. ‘Ihe co-operation of such stroog financial interests ob the part of the stocknolders s significant. Willlam Strauss, counsel for the committee, said that t the proper Ume the stackbolders would tablish their right to be heard in the wnter- est of their property, @ The holders of stock, both common aud | preferred, bave been requested to co-operate DAY, i T Greensh or on payments. 500 vacant at all times to show property. 621 Broadway, - with tho committee by depositing their hold ings with the Central Trust company, The Minueapolis & St. Louis defauited on the in- terest on its equipment bonds Junuary 1, 1888, and went into the hands of a receiver tha following June. There is now about 2,500,000 due_on equipment bonds, which amount to $4,000,000, and by a_provision of the mortgage tho entire £500,000 will havo to bo paid beforo the road can be taken out of the receiver's har Ove Motlon. Atcinsoy, Kan., Aug. 14.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue Bre.[—A motion to dissolvo the injunction in the case of the Missouri river jobbers against the State Board of Railroad commissioners was made yesterday and overruled. i e e for a box of Beecham’s Pills worth a guinea, ——— TWENTY SENATE COMMITTZES OUT. Summer Tours at ths pense Ordered Lavisht nate. Washington specinl to the Chicago Herald : Senatorial junketing trips ave as fashionable as ever this summer. More than twenty ccial committees have boen authorized to make fnvestizations during the recess, so that a majority of the members of the scnate 0 to have an opportunity to visit various interesting points at the exponss of tho goy- ernment. Senator Gallinger, aithough a compara- tively now membar of tho senate, has se- cured the privilege of ‘investigating the Homestead " labor troubles, with the as- sistanco of a special committee. Ho may be able to glean much information additional to that furnished the newspapars by, reporters and to congress by the report of Judge Oates’ committee, but the great mass of tes- timony makes more work for the govern- ment printers and gives a healthy boom to the junk business. Scnator Hiscock, who is probably serving his last term in the senate, evidenly expect a cabinent position after 1803, should Harri- son be re-elocted, for he has obtained con- sent from the senate to make au investiga- tion as to the organization and workings of the exocuuive department, Senator Gockrell made a similar investigation two years ago, but Seuator Hiscock s tuirsting for more 1n. formation on the subject, 50 ho and his com- mittee have nuthority to go through the de- partments with a fino-tooth comb. Senator Allen of Washington lives close to the British border, so he and his colleazues, ou o specially autnorized committee, will spend a portion of their vacation looking into trade relations with Canuda—a subject that has been frequently investigated by seua- torial committees in receut years, but with- out results, Senator Gorman was probably somewhat d iu his declination to serve as chairman of the dewocratic eampaizu com- mittee by the fect that he 13 the head of a spocial committee to investigate tke joint stock companies in the District of Columbia, with the view to ascertain their method of issuing stoci and doiug business, This duty will requiro him to visit Washington frc- quently during the vacation ana may prevent him from spending much timo at headquarters in New York. enator Platt of Connecticut has permis- sion to tuko the committee on territories to h Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma to ascertain whether those territorics are en- titled to statehood. Senator Manderson, the jovial president pro temporo of tne senate, has permission 1o barzain during the recess fora suitable site for the new government rrinting office building in this eivy and set- te, if he can, the real estate fight set on foot by' the attempt of ex-Senator Mahone to have his property selectod as the favored site. Senator Felton of California is afraid the tlmver lands of the wost are being destroyed too rapidly, 80 he has been authorized to in- quire into the depredations in the forests and report next winter. iSenator Perkins, the successor of the late Senator Plumb of Kansas, served in the houfe of representativos long enough to learn how Lo secure a summer excursion at govern- ment expense, aud he has boen appointod chairiman of special committes to investi- gate the subjact of logal contests betweon the government and the several states, grow- ing out of the withdrawal and sale of public lands, The senate committee on finance has au- thority 1o 1nvestigate the questions involved in the failure of the Mayerick bank of Bo ton. S members of the committee as de- sire to visiv Boston, Bar Harbor and that vi- cinity will have their expenses paid out of the contingent fund of tho senate. Senator Chandlor's committee has teen investigating the subject of immigration for several months past,buv they ueed more (ight in that direction, whioh' can ouly be ob- tained during the recess, so tney will go at it agam, Senator Wolcott1s chaipman of & committes authorized to investigate the workings of the gu«;lm{lcnll:yvoy. e Senator Stewart, afier spendjng days and duys in the senate LI|‘I05\JHI!IIIR 3‘0‘ ullv{)r question, deems it necossary to have a special committee, of which ho“is‘the chuirman, to investigate the subject ofitne proaucuion of gold and silver, { Senator Dawes has boen chalrman of tbe committee on Indian affairs almost during his entire service iu tha senate, and although bis term expires next Marcu, be has ob- tained pormission for his committee to make a visitation to the Iudian country during the rocess. These trips to the Indian country are generally made in company of the ladies of tho senatorial fumilies and followed by gifts of lnalan curiosities to the mombers of the committee, in addition to tho new supply of knowledge us regards the management of the savages absorbed by close contact and keen observation, There were several other applications for the appoiutment of special senatorial com- mittees to sit during the recess, but Sepator Cockrell, the “cash register of ‘the senate,” togotker with two or three of his economical bretbren, objected. Senator Cookrell says 1his practice of appointing special commit- fees Lo sorve during therec cases of congress is becomlng so common that be Pproposes Lo introduce a resolution next winter provid ing that every member of the senate sball havea special committee during the summer. He bolds that iL 18 uopjust to disoriminate fu favor of a few senutors. OSenator Peutigrew of South Dakots, made s, Nieo LEADING Real Estate Agents Have for sale a number of splendid acre tracts close to city. 880 acres, 22 acres, 20 acres, 18 acres, 10 acrss, 8 acres, be divided into tracts to suit purchaser. LOW PRICES ON ALL ABOVE Don't forget that property in and around Council Bluffe will never be as low as today. Buy now and make money, We have for sale residences of all sizes, in all parts of city, for cash AUGL T 15, 1892, 21¢ acres. Some can lots for sale. All bargains, When you want to buy, sell or exchange anything, or rent a house, go to the men who will hustle for you. ~ We are ready Correspondence solicited. son & (o, - Greatest device knowo for eaucating «ud o r and cure horses and colts £ om ki-king, burk n b Ing, full nz, lurgin line shafts with thelrteive In breaking und driv n work horses it a'l tim nd mikes the 0 perfoctly safe Greenshields, Nicholson & Co, - Council Bluffs. KIRK'S HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics. A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER, Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. § young horses and staldons. and oan bo used on trac SISSON'S ANTI-KICKING STRAP. oliinz the horso. Warranfed to provent ckin, ranntone stumblln ot i thelr moutha; doos fora child to drive. 1t 1s in SISSON'S ADJUSTABLE SAFETY HALTER Warranted to be the best hilter mn existence brenk 1t to lena in ten minutes: tohandle s stal or only by CHASN. PROBSTLY, general and dealer in wll turt goods, 215 Broadw: an i to prevent an d curc halter pullers: { tion, and to bronk n balky horse. Lagent and manufacturer of ino harnessa ‘ouncil Bluffs, Ta. 7 : .rg,b"v | 5y< 35 T WANTED Total lssues of CITIES, Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water COUNTIES, SCHOOL X BND DISTRICTS, :WATER COMPANIES, 8T.R.R.COMPANIES,ctc. Correspondenca solicited. V.W.HARRIS & COMPANY, Bankers. 63=i88 Doarborn Street, CHICACG. 6 Wall Street, NEW YORKs 77 Gtate St.. BOSTON- COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAY DY3 W0RL3 All kindsof Dyeing anl Cleaninz done n tho hizheststylo of the art. Fadod and stained wbrics ade to look as wood us new Work promptly done _und deliverol in all Dirts of Wie codntry, Send for prico st C. A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. “I9Broudway, Near COUNCIL BLupes. Northwestara Depds 10.¥4. W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLU S, R T T X 2 R S, AR A Qi —Attorneys at law. Prac- Sim & Saunders—fsterers b L Prac; foderal courts. Roons 3 4 und 5 Shugut Benro block, Councll Blufrs, Ia. G AL SCHOENSAC in City Steam Dye Works N, PROPRI fOR. DYEING, CLEANING AND REFINISHING OF GOODS OF EVERY Omaha Oftice, 1521 Farnam S Cor. Aye. A and 26th St.; T lephono 310. Telephone 1521 DESCRIPTION. Council Blufs Offico and Works Send for circulars und price list. Organs in vither sex causo | tion an; age by mn) ity MEFORE AND A FTER USING. MANKOOD RESTORED! £, use of tobneco. opium OF stimulants which soon lead to Put up convenjon: Lo o . With ovory §; order wo oive a 1r or refund the moncy. Circular free. Address Nerve Sced Co., Chicago, Kils *“Nerve Seeds,” the wonderful romeily Writ- 1s Rold with o wrl ien guarantee to cure all nervous disonses, such ke Wenk Memory, 3 Lows of Brain Toadacho. Wakefulness, Lost Mar Nightly s Lassitude, a1l drainy and 10ss of powe nerativo by over exertiol youthful ryin vent pocker. ®1 por pack: itén guiarantle e cure For sale in Omaha by Sherman & McConnell, 1513 Dodge street, PECIAL NOTICES. ' CaL s UONAS AT e AR o0 cottaza ic COUNCIL BLUFFS. nieo Shado trocs. " Greonshiv ichiolso =t LA o, - — | e - JOR SALT—Good (-room dweiling near - =OWILLD U Fi Prico $40°0, ‘Wil tike norsos P24 200 ek (i and cuttie lu part § provements. o holson & Co, NOR SALL—C ING i R i 2 { brasica. “doinz wood tusiness, — Wil ke 63, HOONIEL LY now seven-rc {I"I Ll Il entire business ava barzain I pro: nents. Greenshlelds, Nicholson & Ob, NOR SAL proved 40 -nct CHANGE—One of the nicest houses i westorn 1owa, 8 on motor line: elear of {ncumbr; ore AT Nebraska lana, Greonsh eids, Niehols 2—Olean stocik hardwa, ONEY low on_Council - Blulls residenc S 1 Sheafe, tub ished trede, Involee about #6,000. Good 0K Floridu_ branze wrove; will | Feason for soliing. s cash. E. 1 Shoafe, o Lrade for Council” Bluirs or Ouabia prop- Wanr Jood rosidenco proporty . In Is mun reside; pair and ul Rent $0). . 11, She uve —Ludy or gentleman to hoard by wprivite family. Addroess C 1%, Bue. | R Tocated 1n Bout Nob., dofnza thriving business, 500 buys building and furniture. WIill trade for mdse. 1. 1. Shonfe NOR SATE—Hurdwure stosk in contral Nob. K Wil invoiee 1,500, E 1 Shoate, g POK SALE—Choicest farin In Pottawatti- | mie Co., 414 acres, well lo nd lm- proved. #10 un acre. JPARM and ety louns at lowost rates. Reul estute for salo. Dwelting un | business rentals. Money loined for locul investors, Pearl stroet, Louzes & Towle. have naything for sule or trade soe 5he 1fe, Hre ORDINANCE NO. 3195, An ordinunce ordering the curblng of Hamil- ton strect in street Improvementdistrict No. 453 with red Colorado sundstone, and dircet- ing the board of public works to take the |}|\cuuury’ steps to cause suld work to be done. Whereas, the mayor and city council have orderod the paving of Humliton street strect lmprovementatstrict No. 453; therefore, Be it orduined by the city council of the city of Omuhu, Sectjon 1 Thut Hamilton stroet in stroct in n‘xrdvumcm. distriot 2 KO is hereby ordered curb lorado sundstone according to specifications on file in the offic rd of public works. he bourd of publie works Is eby ike the necessary steps to cuuse sald work to be d Seotion 8, This ordin and be in forco from Passed Augus of the b o, ce shull take effect d after its passage. N GROVES, City Clerk re Approved August 6th, 15 GEL, o desperate struggle to have a special com- mittee uppoiuted to visit Chicago during the rocess and wmaeke an investigation of the World's fair. There was considerable oppo- sition to the suggestion, but he was so per- sistent that the senate fHnully l‘)polmad hm & committes of 0ne 1o go o Chicago, at bis own expense, and ake a careful lnspection of the Woild’s fair buildings and everytning that pertains to them. His anxiety to sec the Chicago fair has probably subsided, in view of the fact that no provision was made for his expenses out of the contingent fund, ‘The members of the house asa rule are not seoklng junkot trips this year. Iustead of gadding around the couutry at government expense tho majority of them are obliged to £0 home and bustieto try and secure u re- election to the Kifty-third congress, —_——— Hard finished walls may be cleanea by wasblog with water to which has been added & half cupful of ammonia. e water should be changed frequently, R + Nugeet! Nugget! Nueget! Buy Big Nugget baklog powder, 82 0z 26 cents, in ol pirts of the Broadway und Main. obrasku lands in_ex- Bluffe property. E. I d M uin stroet. POR SALE—On small paymonts. fralt and | gurden innl near Council Blufts, B. . roadwiy wnd Main streot. Is_on Boono finest water powoer in the state developing 125 horse power water ontire ye'r: duily “capuclty, 100 burrols: much appurtenunces complete in overy duvall. (o5 1 fraine r i 8 0eros of land, title perfe it WiLL tuko unfmprove | oustern i 1. Shoufe 5 beds Writo for ol o8, ¢ ufts i o for good No~ Omaha Medieal and Sureical INSTITUTE. e e @ fr INFIRMARY TREATMENT/S —OF ALL~— Clronic and Surzical Dissases Best faciliti pparatus and remedies for successful 110 ILMEIL OF OVery form of dire \se roquir ing medical OF surglcul (reatinent. routients, hourd and attendanc comodath he west, Ities wiil braces, tru plles, Wmord, can: wléciricity, par eje, ear, skin und X ABPECIALTY, Bost a0 ub feet, ou entareh, bronehitis, Inhili in, epilopsy, kidney. | all nuralcal o rati DISEASEN OF Wolte OR SALE—Towa farms in Pottawattamio A Book on Dise o Bhan Women FREE, o lntel, “und adjoin unls H. Sheafo. PUFLIIGHE Lur Women: durlii’ coninemont. stricily F“" ALE=S) acros of good land aul now | Lryate Only Keliablo Medical Institute uinking s cott with four asres land in Warnors- RecRly i ville, Nob all modern lmprovements: will PRIVATE DISEASES exchu A pleasunt cottage froe of in- in Council Bluffs or Omaha. AN BI0od Disenses nucoessfully frente aisona Temovod rom the st with E 3 e L _ | New! Rostoratl for Tos [OL BALE—One of vne brichtest an | most | POWEIL Perso desirablo houies 1n the city, on 4th uve b Hone LY corrganond modern in all respocts, Must soll, and will | contientint e tices or sucrifice. Adaross L 16, it o R B pursint Tolerviow oo Y Y Cull e ooy we'cr Ko 1k ory U500 ne, & Neb. Good hay laud. splondia runze for ) MM VA Upon private sp e N ot R W T | BOOK TO MEN, Vi oo eriva sve In aty water. Bost lanl ings In €ood repair. pi 1 Write for de- In the county: wil ioap. clul o ¥, Syphills, Gloet nnd Varicocule, with ques Tist talls_E. 11 Shoufe . applinnces for Deformites aut Trusses. = — - ~ iy WU IROLOFY 10 Ui west 0 TANTED—Harawire In south- . ATONALS : DEFORMITY, APPLIANCES, TRUSSES, KLECT- - _Western lowa for sbot KIC BATTERIES AND BRLTS. FoRsaL ari, 100 wcres, 15 mlies from Council Bluils, 7) acres und #) ueres more provemonts; oultivution, cun be cultivated, Good ims pute wutori cash for oquity; 245 Pearl street, Lougee Om 26 o and £1,000 Incumbrinee, Elghthstreets. " =()()VILL buy u three $c)00umwu'-« i shielas, Nicholson & Co. ] =S()WILL buy u nice five-room house $l.0«)0wu good barn, lot #4X1%. near ho0l liouse und church. Groeonshiclds, Nicholson & om eottuge In 5 ()WILL buy & six-room house, £ood $1,250M 1 mar st reom postofice. | ol Asnup. Greonshields, Nichoison & Co. by crienoed kitchon girl, | Uau Y16 Piatuer stret, iD-An ox) Jucob blus, Capital stock...... Surply aha Medical and Surgical Institute, “h a~d Broadway, O uncil Bluffs, on mintues ri‘e from Counil Biutmy electrs of Omaha on Omuha motor lin; CITIZENS STATE BANK 01 Councll Klum, $150,00 and Peofits. a4 80,000 Net capital and surplus $230,000 D, i O Edmundron K. L Ehugart, ¥ i tart, 1A Miller, J, V. Tinéh Truneiet’ goneral b pital aud surplus of k1o Bouthwostern I owi ANTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS,