Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1892, Page 3

e ! ] . : | i p 28 -l THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS - NO. 12 PEARL STREE' CE: Delivered by carrier to any part of the city H. W, TILTO! « MANAGER nsk Of N wrLEPTIONFs | B8 negs OMoe. MINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., An infant a woek old died at the Christian Home yesterdny, and will pe buried this afternoon at b o'clock. An umbrelia and book were found in the park Monday night ana are now awaiting their owner at the police station. Greepshield, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broad- way, réul estate and rontal agents, Lurgest list of proverty of any dealers in the city. The St, John's Bagiish Lutheran Sunday school, churdh and friends will have their annual pienic tomorrow, begianing at 10 a. m,, at F'airmount park. Pottawattamie tribe No. 2, Improved Order ot ited Men, wiil meot this evening in regulur council in thewr wigwam, corner of Brondway and Main street, atthe cighth run. Marriago liconses wero issued yosterday to J. F. Rupp of Minden and Johacne Ohlen- dorf of Omaba, and to . W.Shook of Omaba and Sailie Pace of Das Moine: The latter couple were married by Justice Ham- mer, kncampment No. & gion. will hold & regular meoting at Kmghts of Pythias hail on Wednesday evening. All comrodes should he prosent, as there is busi- ness of importance. M. Saltsmaun, a second hand store man on Lower Broadway, got ittoa fight wih a rival junk dealer Inst evening and the lavter, a man named Stoin was badly pummeled. Saltsmann was arrested and chacged with disturbing the peace. He gave bouds for his apvearance in police court this mormng. Rev. A. Overton has introduced an in- novation into tho listof nstruments of Chris- tain warfaro used in Council Bluffs, It1sa wagon, bearinz the inscription, “Holiness to the Lora,” aud carrying an organ, Rov. Overton, and his nssistants, rom this as a pulpit services are. held on the streot cor- ners, A similiar plan has been foliowed in Chicago and other cities, and 18 said to have been very successful, Justico Hummer received a visit vesterday from an angry resident of Manawa, who wanted to takescme action toward shutting Peter Riels saloun at that place. Heclaimed that Rief had been guilty of repeated viola tions of the law. He was referred to Justico Bussey of Manaws, and he left the justice’s oftice saying that if Bussey didn’t shut Rief up he would spend §500 10 huve him prose- cuted under the state law. A man living at Carroll, Ia,, arrived 1n the city vesterday to see George Mawp, the col- ored man who was arvested Sunaay churged with stealing & watch rrom W, H. Eddings. Union Veterans Le- He could not fully identify the darkey, but said be would almost swear he was the richt party. The little word almost knock him out. however, and another man will have to come today, ore who, it is claimed, can positively identity the man who is wanted. PERSUNAL PARAGRAPHS, Courty Kecorder W. H. Thomas is in Texas, Dr. . T, Seybert veturaed yesterday from Chicago. County Auditor Ira F. Hendricks left last evening for Texas C. E. Luring left last evenlng for a tureo weoks business trip through Nebraska, Miss Flora Shiley of Missouri Valley is in theeity, a guest of Miss Delin Fenuer, F. M. Loomis and family will leave today for Omuha, where they will live in the fu- ture, Mrs, 8. B, Sayderis visitng reiatives in Furcks, Neb, Sho will bo away about a month. Thomas Bowman, William Groneweg, and M. I. Robrer have returned from a trip to Colfax. Mrs, Pardy and her three children left last evening for CreSton whore they will visit friends, Miss Emma Pelton of Persia, turned to her home after & visit with Alicia Young. Mrs. Georgo W. Murray of Atlantic is the city, a guest of Mrs. C. . Heisler on Bouth First street. Dr. 8. N. Harvey of ieola passed through #he city yesterday on his way home from '(],‘ollux, where he has been spending a fow n; C. W. Dalbey of this city is on the road, having taken the leadership of the fowa Btate band of Des Moines. Prof. Phinney the former leader, is uow acting as udva sgent. Profs. Kesler and Glenn are now leading Dalbey’s band. Charles S. Zorbaugh Buffalo aud Conway, Mo., where he has been preaching for the st year, to his former ome in this city and will spead a few weeks visiting his parents, He will retura to the theologieal seminary at Chicago next month. Albert Faul and Howard Hattenhauer left last eveuing for Creston to attend the state vieyelo tournament, which commences today aod Jasts three days, in conucetion with the Blue Grass palace. Hattonhuver has entercd in threo races, one for each day. He is roc ognized as one' of the best riders in Council Bluffs and wiil no doubt do credit to himself. la., has re- Miss has returned from Fall Gooas Arriving by the Carload. Wash goods must g Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. 200 preces dark, light and medium colored challies, suitable for dress and wouid be very suitable for comforters, only 4 n yard. “Cosmos,” o only Gic, Bengal t ush fabri lusts, 8ic, hantong pungee, Sic, Chihan cloths, 8ic. Crepons, 84 "affetn cords, Bic. Pineupplo tissue, 8ic. ‘The above are all goods that sold at 12¢¢ and 15c. Boautiful range of put- torns still left. 124¢ seersuckers for 8te, or 12 yards for 1,00, Hosiery in endless variety in ladios’, misses’ and childrens, from the ch be hose to the finestsiik; ull at our well known low prices. Gents outing flannel shirts, the best value in the land: a 50c shirt for 33c. BOSTON STORI, nice light wash fabrie, suo, the lightest weight > shown this soason, while it POrHERINGHAM, W11 w & Co, Couneil Blufts, In Pl Sec Greenshields, Nicholson & Co., when you want to rent or or muke an exchange. Will Close the Season. Tho Council Bluffs Rowing association, which has given a number of highly enjoya- ble purties durlng the summer, will close the series next Kriday ovening by giving tho Just party of the sumwer season. Horeto- fore tho parties havo been exclusively for the wem s 0f the elub, but on this oecasion the members will be allowed to inyite their friends. ‘The party will b at the boathouse, and thero will be rowing, duuciug and other winusements, buy o houss S ugeet | i Nusget! Nuwge baklog powder. Old ot For this veunion at Tabor Wednesday, August 24, the Wabash tiain will leave Wabush fr Buy Big 0z, 25 cents, ight denot at 8 o’clock a. m, Returning, will leave Mulvern at 7:50 p. m. Tickets at special rates. J. C. Mitchell, agent, 421 Broad wuy. D — Truins leave Manuwa aaily at 8 u nd10 aom, 12w, and 1, 2, 0, 6, 6:50. 7, , 8, B:30, 9, 10, 10:30, 11 and 1158 p.'m. The train will make connection with the lust eloctric wotor car (0¥ Owahis | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Meeting of the Council to Consider Union Depot Matters, STARTLING FIND OF SECTION HANDS While Mowing Weeds Near M They Come Across the Mangled and De- composed Rody of & Man—Will Close the Season, den The city council held & meoting yesterday | afternoon for the purpose of conferring with | several ropresenatives of the Union Depot compuny with refercnce to the plan of action 10 be adopted at the meeting of the vailway commissioners toda; 'ne commissioners are expected to arrive this morning and wil be quartercd at the Grand. The meeting will be heid at the south reom of the court- house, just when canunot be decided uutil they arrive, Thoy will, in all probabiliiy taxe a ride about the city to mako an exawm- ination of the depots aud to find out how much worse they ure now than when toey last visited tho city. At the council mestiog yesterday after- noou G. . Wright, W. H. M. Pusey, John Churehill and I, J, Evans were oresent as e ropresentatives of the union aepot com- pany, aud they protested earuestiy azainst the council’s giviug up the Union Depot plaa and making the sole hght to compel the com- panies to ouila local depots. At their re- quest a commitiee was appointed to co-oper- ate with the Union Depoi company dnd to take suct steps to introuuce evidence, ete., 8 thoy might tnink bost, This committee consists of Mayor Lawrence, City Attorncy Hazelton, and Aldermen Pace, Jenuings and Swith. In an informal discussion amone the councilmen it was decided Lo make o vigor- ous fight for a urion depot, with the under- standing that if that failed the local depot plau should be pushed. C—— Must Some New Bottles, A petition has been filed in the district court in which the bottling firm of Wheeler & Herald are the plaintiffs and L. Harris, another aeuler in bottled goods, is the de- fendant, In the petition the plaintiffs set forth that they huve been in tho habit of stug bottles in their business which have their firm name blown in them, and that this name-n-the-bottie has bocowe a sort of trado mark on which customers rely when they ure buying drinkable goods. Now, they allege, ‘Harris bas gotten hold of 'a lot of the bottles beuriug this trade mark, and is putting up some mixture of his own aud selliug it, leading tho public 1o betieve tuat it is tho genue Wnceler & Herald stuff, The bottles, they claim, bave never been sold with the liquors, but remain the firm property. They accordingly de- mand a writ of injunction restraining Harris from using the Ulottles in this way. The writ was issucd and the defendunt seeved with it oy a deputy sheriff. A petition mak- ing the same allogations, in which A. Sher- brock is made defendant, was also filed. Disordered liver set right with Beecham’ pills. S — Carpet weaving at 928 avenue . Work called for and delivered. C. M. King. - Found a Corpse, Quite a furore was caused yesterday at the little town of Minden by the finding of a dead and horribly decomposed body of 4 man in u patchof tll weeds near the town. A purty of Rock Island section hauds were moving the weeds ut the place, when they suddenly came ucioss the vody. One of the arms and shoulders of the dead wian were brolsen, atd the head was broken, appavently by the force of his fall from the railroud track, waich was ouly @ few feet away., The authorities of Min- den wero notificd, and sn examination resulted in showing that the dead mun hud boen a priuter living in Sueidy. The man is thought to have been stealing & ride on a train and to have fallen while asleen, or to have veen walking on the track and was sLruck by an engine and knocked down the emoansment. ‘The latter theory is not given much credence, from the fact that ned aoy one met such a fate the trainmen would have reported long ago. The body was so decomposed as simost to bo beyond recogni- tion, . —— Summer suits for gentlemen; cool, comfortable and cheap. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway. Judson, civil engineer, 328 Broadway. Huo- tubeouck. Last evening occarred the wedding of Charles K. Haas of this city and Miss Adlet Babeock of Gmaha at the resiueucs of Mrs, J. L. Weston, 1922 California street, in Omaba. The ceremony was_ performed by Rev. Jobn Williams, rector of St. Barnwbas Iipiscopal church of that city, and wes wit- nessed by & pumber of frionds of the purtics. Miss Cnarity Babeock, the sister of the bride, acted as _ brides- smd, and Mr. Will Merritt of Des Moy us best man. Both the bride and the groom are well kuown and occupy bigh positious in the social cireles of Council Bluffs and Omaha, A large number of elegant and costly gifts were presentea by the frionds, Mr. and Mrs, Haas will live al219 South Seventh street, where they will be at home to tneir friends after Octover 15. e If you want to buy a house soe Green- shields, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broadwe —_—1 George Davis, drugs and paints, Republican Headguarcers. W. F. Sapp Lss tenderca tho Republican club his room on the first floor of the Sapp building as a headquarters until it is rented for other purposes, A mooting of the club has been called for next Sawurday evening, when the idea will be talked over and tue aavisability of acceptiug tne offer discussed, Tne plan is met with wuch favor by tho wmembers of the club, aud 1t is very likely At it will be litted up and put in shaps for use withia the next two weeks, A meeting was held Monday night for the purpose of actiug on the resignation of I, k. Hart as chairman of the county central com wittee, ‘Pue resignation wus accepted and Oufo KKuox was appointed 10 fill the vacancy thus cuused. If you want tosell your property list it with Greeashields, Nicholson & Co, L 150people in this city use gis stoves The GasCo, puts ‘e in at cost. Lost wud Bland Ristton lost a team of horses and a buggy Sunday nigut. The horses were in a baru ot the corner of Broadway and Twenty- first streer, and tho thieves pried the door from its hinges, ook out the animals, har- nessed thew o the bugey uud drove away. Yestoraay the man who drives the wail wugon Oetween Council Biadls and Taylor Station founa the missing rig at Taylor Sta- tion and brought itio ibe city with bim, ‘Thero is no clew as to the direciion the horse thieves took after leaviug tho teamn, g If you huve a house to rent list iv with Greonshields, Nicholsor & Co. VINTED, Another Step Tow Settling the lron Hall Troubles, Bavtivons, Md, Aug. 23.—Late ths | afternoon Judge Dennis appoiuted Charles J. Weiner and Joseph C. Frauce receivers for the order of the Iron Hall, The suprome officers of the order who re- side in Baltimore, aud who were mado party defendants i the bill brought by Attorumy Weiner, came 1uto court and gave their con seut 10 the wopointiment of roceivers, Then Judge Dennis wado the appoiutments. Notice was served ou all the depositories of the funds. These recoivers will adminis- ter the fund of 885,000 otill remmning iv Maryland, Of course thoy will not assume toeir duties unless receivers are graoted ab Tndianupohis, Gosmer, the supreme vice justice of the or- , W00 Folurued Lavt uiglht Irow Ladiunupo- [\l THE OMAHA lis, consented to the appointment of the re- oceivers, Another bill for an injunetion and A re- ceiver was filed today in the oircuit against the 1ron Hail by W. Burns Teankle, attoraey for Poter W. Potts. 'The bill prays that an injunction may be {ssued restrainiog the Iron Hali Savings hank from collecting any money due it on mortgages and from parting with any of its funds of the order now deposited in its vaults, The bill also asks that a re- ceiver be appointed to taka chargo of and col- lect all the money and the assets of the order within the state of Maryland under the direc- tion of the court. Judge Dennis sicned an order, grantiog a preluninary injunction to this effect and sotting August 81 as the day for the order to show cause why the injunc- tion should not be made permanent. A bond of 1,000,000 was filed. - UNION PACIFICS P LANS. Strong Efforts May Be Made to Get Cull- fornia Freig SaN Fraxcisco, Cal, Aug. 23.—A state- ment is published here that the Union Pacific is only wuitirk developments beforeit makes an effort to secure the California freight business, heretofore controllud by the South ern Pacific—Sunset route. The new lines of clipper ships between here and New York are said to have made serious inroads in the Southern Pacific business and caused that company to call on the Transcontinental for help. The Pacitic Mail Steamship company, coutrolled by the Southern Pacitic, has al- ways been handled as a club with which to threaten any intended compotition on water. As it is likely that the Transcontinental sociation will refuse to pay & subsidy any longer, the Union Pacific will be ready for business. In view of this condition the latter rail road company {8 now preparing to increaso its steamer service between San Francisco and Portland. Instead of one steamer every three or four days, daily steamers will run, reaching Oregon as fast as the traius do. That the line from Astoria to Portland is being built by the Union Pacificis an open se- cret, and one quurter of the road is nzw com- pleted. When this is finished the Union Jacific sieamers will land their freight at Astoria and then send 1t direct east, It is estimated thut the average time from San Francisco to Astoria will be thicty-six hours, Two new steamers are to be secured at once for the trade, and the Union Pacific be- lieves that by thivs showing the merchauts of Sau Francisco its eagerness to help them out it will secure a good portion of tne trado which 18 now in the control of the Pacitic Mail Steamship company. The Great Northern also proposes to Vip down into the California business by runuiug a steamer down between San Francisco and the Sound, und later on, it is confidently bo- lieved, President Hill will carry out his orizinal 1dea of building from Butte, Mon., via Boise City down to San Frantisco. Thus both lines are reaching out tor California trade, Outwitting the Sealpers. Cnicaco, I, Aug. 23.—A special meeting of the Western Passenger association was held today to consider a_proposition of the Chicago. Milwuukee & St. Paul road to make an eastbound rate of £0 between Omaha and Chicago. The object of tho proposed reduc- tion was to meet the rate made by brokers in scalping tho return portions of Denver ex- cursion tickets issued on account of the Knights Templar conclave. The St. Paul was induced to withdraw its application by an agreement on the part of its competitors to take immediato steps to stop the manipii- Iation of these tickets, The plan adopted is to order conductors to take up the return portions of the tickets when presented on traius leaving Denver and to give each pas- senger a trai check good only for continu- ous passage to Chicago. Freight Shipments Increased, An mer e in the volume of east bouud freight shipuients is shown by rail last week uotwithstanding tio switchmen’s strike at Buffalo. Tno 1otal movement from Chicaco by all the roads was tons, against 47,106 for tae preceding- week. an increase of 2 tous and of 6,782 tons comvared with the corresponding week iost year. The official proceedings of the Western Freight association last week has just boen issued from Chairman Mideley’s office. One subject, suppressed at the time of the meet- ing, was a proposition of the Kansas City, Forv Scott & Memphis road to establish a rate of 1S cents per 100 pounds on cottonseed oil in tank cars from Memphis to Kansas City, Atchison, Leavenworth and St. Joseph and 23 cents to Omaba, Council Bluffs, Lin- coln and Nebraska City. It was claimed that the reduction was necessary to meet the competition of the Missouri Pacific, which had reduced the rates to those figures by paying rebatoes to shippers. The association voted down tke propesition, whereupon tho Memphis line gave ten days’ notice that it would put a reduced rate into effect. Richmond Terminal Keceiver Appointed. Bavrivore, Ma.,, Aug. 23.—Judge Bond today apvointed Walt G. Oakmon receiver, of the Richmond Terminal company, to give a bond of $100,000. e f Mail Csrriers in Sexsio INDIANA 15, Ind., Aug. 23.—The National Mail Carriers convention began in this city today. Several hundred delegates are pros- ent. One of the most importaut questions to be considered is the advisability of instituting an insurance feature and of substituting a graded assessment for the levy rates which now prevail. —_—— Dictator de Fonsecn Dead. Rio De Jaxemo, Brazil (vie Galveston, Tox.), Aug. 23.—[By Mexican cable to tue New York Herald. —Special to Tue Bk, |— General Deodora de Fonseca, the leader of the revolution which overthrew the em- pire aud established the Brazilian republic, 18 dead. —————— FRUM ’RGUND ABLOUT US. Guide Rock Is to elevalor. Farmers near Greeley donated flour to the Homestead strikers. ‘The Buffalo county fair will Keurney Octover b, 6 aud 7. O'Neill's chickory factory, to cost $15,000, will be completed oy Soptember 15, The Advanco isa new indopendent papor oublished by Ira M, Hamilton at Plainview. ‘The two boys of William Grimm, near Roca, tried Lo break a colt sud broke the smimal's veck. Cedur Rapids now has a reoublican paper, the Commercial, of which N, KFodrea is the editor, ‘The bara of Robert Lucas of Pierce county was destroyed by & windstorm, causing & loss of &5,000. A schoolhiouse to cost £4,000 will be ready for occupaucy at Bolvidero 'before the opon- ing of the fail term. C. 8. Bradley, an old Choyenne county cowboy, has fallon heir to $100,000. His whereabouts st present are unknows. Horse thieves got away with a valuable team, Lwo colts and u farm wagon belonging to . 1%, Molick, residing nar Bloomington, While Wesley Anderson was cutting grain near Loug Pine, he accidently rau the machine over his 3-yeur-old voy, cutting off both the little one's legs. The child died in a few minutes, M. E. O'Brien, superintendent of the Nobraska fish commission, bas issued tho following notice: Our winual distribution ol young black bass, crapples and Geriman carp will commence this seuscn on the 1sth duy of September and end December 15, We have u very large crop of carp this year and will be aole to give all appicants a liberal supply. All persons in the state desiring a supply of fish for their ponds or streams stould send in tueir applications us early as possivle, so that we can il all orders from the firsy deiivery. Whevever it is possivle the tish will be delivered to the appiicant from the tish car ab his nearest railway station, freo of churge; whenevor fish are slippea by exprees the appiicant wiil be ex- pected to pay express churges, and return have aonother grain be heid at tho emply caw Lo the It commission, charges jrepaid, Addvess all applications to M. E. O'lirien, superintendent fish com- mission, Soutn Bend, Neb., aud the same will bavo prompt attention, —_— Copenhagen capitalists have formed a stock company for the purpose of erect- ing an Kitte! wowar in the zoological gurden Lo that n\/(d The tower is to be 1,650 feet high und” will contain restau- rants, cafes, a theater and general look- 1 is to accommodate 5,000 pleas outs. once. The preliminury ure seekers ut work will be begun shortly, DAILY FM, d\r\'lii)N[C\'I)AY,V REFUSED T0 MEET WATSON Bryan Not inclined to ‘Enco“mge a Joint Discus:ion, WOULD NOT ACCEPT. THE CHALLENGE Democrats and Republicans Alike Surprised At the Manner in Which the Proposea Debate Is Avolded—No Kx- planation Offered, » Neonaska City, Neb,, Aug. 23.—{Special Telegram to Tue Bee. | —John C. Watson has received word from Congressman Bryan today through Judge Brady. chairman of the democratic stute central committee, saying that Mr. Watson's challenge to meet Mr, Bryan in jolnt discussion cannot be accepted. Mr. Watson had written the congressmun a persoual letter requesting that he divide tho time with bim when he came to this city, and it was hoved and confidentiy expected by both democrats and repubiicans that he would accept. It is known that Mr. Watson oceuptes a position in political matters which entitles him to this recognition from Mr. Bryan, and the congressmun evidently kuiows this. He h shown & marked timidity in meeting Mr. Watson which bas been a sore surprise to his friends. Mr. Watson's cunalienge was dated August 15, and had precedent over any other that may have been sent him. That he has posi- tively refused will lose kim many friends among the large circle of Mr, Watson's ad- mirers and with those men who like to sec a fair discussion of political issues. ON I WAY E AST. Whitelaw Reld Lenves the Scenes of His Chitdnood for New York. Xexia, O., Aug. 23.—Whitolaw Rell took leave of his mother at the homestead this morning and, accompanied by Mrs. Reid, was driven directly to Xenia, whero he and his wifo visited Judge E. H. Meiner. Shortly aftar 2 o'clock Mr. Reid, on invita- tion, gave three sittings to a local pho- tograptier. This afternoon he visited the Ouio g Sailors Orphans home near Xenia. Girls and boys to the number of 450 were arawn up in tue shape of a right-angle to welcome him and Mrs. Reid. The_children sang several songs, after which Mr. Reid addressed tho childfen in a brief speech. AL G:45 o'clock, accompanied by Secretary Tierson, Mr. and Mrs, Reid left for New York. Corvamus, 0., Aug. 23.—Whitelaw Reld and wife, accompanied by Mr. Tierson, his private sccretary, passed tarough hero at 6 p. m. Chairman Dicks and other members of the republican stato executive committee, with all the state house ofticials, headed an eager throng of several hundred people who had assembled to see him. He came to the platform in response to loud calls ana cheers, and said a few words of hope concerning a victory in November next. Before ho could shake many hands his car was backed out of thedepot. WILL DEBATE WITH WK PNAN, £ And Inde- pende Hastixgs, Nev., Aug. gram to Tuk Bre. [—lrancis Phillips, chair- man of the I'ifth congressional district cen- tral committee of the people’s party, today made public a challenge ndcre§sed to J. L. McPheeloy, chairmun of the republican cen- tral committee, whichi invites the republican candidate, Hon. W. K. Andrews, to debate with McKeighan at six cities in this district, times and places to bo_ arranged later. Mr. Andrews is at Superior and his intentions as to the acceptance of this cannot be learned, but it is patent to those acqueinted with the gontleman that the gauatiet will be very promptiy taken up. Mept s 23.—[Special Tele- the Hon. W. Pwa' to Cong t FRANK IRELAND AT GRAY GABLES, e Nebraska City's Statesman Tells Cleveland “ Falry Tate About This State, Buzzanwn's Bay, Mass., Aug. 23.—Ex- mayor Ireland of Nabraska City, Neb., made a pleasant call at Gray Gables yesterday afternoon and gave Mr. Cleveland a very en- couraging statement of the situation in his state, which he says is very flatterine. The democratic and alliance parties will not fuse, but the majority of the democrats will sup- port the electoral ticket nowminated by the allianco. HiL S NAME KOUNDLY HISSED, New York's County Abuses the Senator mmany. New York, Aug. 23.—The geueral commit- tee of the county democracy met tonight. The hall was crowded and tne meeting sen- sational throughout. Chairman Charles 4 Jackson said tho worst faction for the demo- cratic partv was within the orgunization known as Tammany hall, Ivery mention of Hill's name was roundly hissed. ary Finished Up Its Labors. Lixcory, Neb., Aug. 23,—[Special to Tue Ber.|—The wstate central committee fiu- bed up i business this afternoon. The plans for the campaign were pretty thoroughly discussed and con, siderable business transacted of but little interest to the general reading public, although the results will doubtless be shown during the campaign. A spirited but en- tirely friendly contest arose over the selo tion of the location for the state head- quarters. Lincoln and Omaha were the rival claimants, and the former carried off the honor by a vote of 17 ta 12, Chairman Cady announced the executive committee us follows: Flirst Congressional District—M. H. Cbristy, Sterting; C. E. Magoon, Lincoln, Secoud Congressional District—Georee A, Bennett, Douglas; W. G. Whitmore, Valley. ‘Tnira Congressioual District—(C. C. Me- Nest, Wisver; C. Hostetter, Clarks. Kourih Congressional Distriet —C, L. Mc- Cloua, York; T. C. Callahan, Friend, Fifth Congressional District—A, R. Cruzen, Curtis; G. P Rbea, Holdregs Sixth Congressional District lalieu, Kearpey; J. H. McDonald. Beatrice Rep BeaTrice, Neb,, Aug. 23.—[Special Tole- gram to Tne Bee. | —Hon, I. W. Lansing of Lincoin delivered & thrilling and telling speech in the advocacy of the republican cause at the Paddock opera house before a large audience, Prior to the meeting the Beatrice republican club made a grand purade of the streets in new uniforms, ‘T'he young republicans of Beatrice met last nightand effeoted the organization of a strong club. Will Dorsey was made president, Bert Walden secretary, snd. Harry L. Hurper treasurer. T'he club will be uniformed and ill consist almost wholly of young voters, 'he club mects for perwauent organization next Friday evening. The independents have just issuea a call for their county convention to moet in this city Septemper” 10. The primaries will bo heid one week previous. T. Mal- Pleased with the Candidates. GErixg, Neb., Aug. 23, —[Special to Tue Bik | —-The people of Scotts Bluff county, without regard to their political afiihations are highly eluted over the nomination at Ogallala of Hon, Willinm R. Akers, of this county, for the legislature. They feel that with two such men as Kayner and Akers to look after the ever-incraasing irrigation in- wrests of western Nebraska the best ve- sults may ve obtained. Mr. Akers 15 the oloneer irrigator of tho state, and built the first canal in this county 1u 1550, An Editor for Senstor, O'NeiLr, Nob., Aug. 28.—([Speclul to Tur BrE.|—AL the republican senatorial conven- tion for tne Thirweenth district W. 1. Mathews of O'Noill received the nomination for state senator on the first bailot. In re- sponse to calls Mr. Mattews took the plat- form and wade & rousing speech, which was loudiy applauded. Adlul's Cuu K0 Program, New Yous, Aug Vice Presidential Candidate Stevenson leaves for Bloomingtou, nis home, today and will opea the campaign in lllinols there Saturday, Next week ue AUGUST 21, 1892 will deliver several addrosses in Tndiana, September 2 he will attend a barbecue at Herndon, Ky., his former home. Sentemvor 15 he goes to 'North Carolina to make six spoechies. Octover 1 he will speak at Wood- side Park, O. Lincoln Will 1t Hendguanrters, Lixcons, Neb., Aug. 23— [Special Telo- gram to Tur Bek.|—The republican state contral committee reconveued this morning and continued in session until late this after- noon. By avoteof 17 to 12 Lincoln was chiosen as the headquarters of the committoe. . Three Drowned White Bathing, River Evae, N, J., Aug. 23 —Albert Von tis, aged 30, his wife Mary B, aged 24, and her sister Hannah 1. Wells, aged 27, were drowned while bathing in the tincken: sack river, —_——— Saved His Child's Life, A. N. Dilforbough, York, Neb., savs: *“The other day I came hiome and found my little boy down with cholera morbus, my wife scarcd, not knowing what todo. I weat straight way and got & 5-cent bottlo of Chamberlaiu's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and gave it'nccording to_directions You never saw such a_change in a_child, His limbs'and body were cold. 1 rubbed his limbs and body with mv_hands, and after 1 had eiven him the second dose he went to sloop, and, as iny wife says, ‘from a death- bed he was up plaving in three hours.’ 1t saved mo u doctor bill of nbout §3, and what is better, it saved my child. 1 can recom- mend it Wwith a clear conscience. '’ TERDAY, Don The Tndians in Ok ghostaancing ngain. Congressman\Willlam 11 Sprinzer addrossed a political guthering ut Traverse City, Mich. Advices from Loon Lake ure to the eff ot that Mrs. Iarrison’s condition Improves dully. A cloudburst at Roanoke, Vi, destroyed #1,000,000 worth of property and drowned thirco people 6 country In the vieinity of Canandagua, N. Y. has been visited by o very destruetive wind storm. The tweltth wnnual tonrn tlonal Lawn Tennis ussociut Newport, K. 1 Frank Kell ostie, homa are indulging in mont of the 10 was open [ at tho hoss property man of Rin man 4t Goshen, Tnd. ulton finll, the notorious desperado and murderer, will Le hanged at Jackson City, Tenn., next Friduy. Ohenon, 1L, has been vistted by a destrne- tive conflagration. About onc-half the vil- lage has been destroyed. Colored men of Chlengo have orzanized an associntion to aid their brethren of the south 0 Immigrate to northern states. The steamer Albatross has urrived at the port of Sitkn, hiving in tow the British schooner Winnifred, captured for violating the revenuoe lnws of the United States, Mr, Bailurd Siith, lute manazing editor of the New York World, wus given a dinner at Delmonico's by Joseph Pulitzar. The dmner was attended by the heads of the departments of the pupe “d Hutchison of Oleveland, 0., went to the house of Ex-Mayor Buherer of that city. with the avowea intention of killing Eilzn Jack- son, u domestic cmployed there, He was ir terfered with by George Talcott, whowm Lo Kkilled. He then killed himseif, Frank Crosswalte of the Department of Jus- tice, who has been investizating tne charges of cruelty preferred azainst the wuthorities at Walinco.” fdano, who ‘havo in' Chargo tho miners ‘under ' arrest there, declures the churges to be without foundation. orewgn, Cold weather in Trelund duiiage o the crops there. Rosulin, lower Californiu, wis almost com- pletely déstroyed by w eloud burst Trouhle between mauster tuilors and thelr men in Lond resulted in alockout. Herbert Coulston Gardiner hus been ¢ president of thoe British Board of Acricul The hot wave has reached southern Russi At O ie thermometer registerel 1) the sh Fivo d has cnused serious vs, minutes 1S the time it nincteen hours and fiftv-seven took the steaniship City of New York tosail from New York to Queenstown, the fastest castwird bussage aeross the Atlantic on v i The international perce conzress has de- elded to e Hsh n permnnent pesce bureisn at Berne, Switzerland, and wiil appeal 1o the various kovernments to nssist in - defrayin the expense of Its matnt . Dernard Pups FOR SALE. BEST STOCK in AMERICA Out of **Modjeska,” by*Sufford,” he by Champlinlimnon. “Safford” s littee brother to the largest dog ever raised in America. Fuil pedigree of pups on application. Address, GEO. A, JOSLYN, 511 South 12th Street, Omaha. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetable and Strictly . Reliable. b. 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Main Street, COUNCIL VERVE AND BRAIN o 197 Wystocla Dizeinsgs, Fibs, Norvous Prostraton cansed v 2. Waketulness, Moatal Doored- h0 Beain, crusdng nanity, misecy ture O11 Age, Bareoness, b of Power In ox, 1mpotensy, Loeorehen and all Femalo Weakaossoh, Invoiuntary Losse MALOTTHea CAtss 1 by OFar-exscllon 0. L4 briln Belf-nbuseovar-in tuixs A monti's teaatnnt 1,6 for &, by mill. Wegnarantossic boxss to cur. 0r G 05 xan With £ will as11 weittya toeto refund L not cur sl Guarantes (ssinsl v Thoodore. K. Lawia droeglst. sole ngonu th and Farnam sts.. Omaha Softaossof decay, doat. \IAPANESI; PLLE C . v anl Complots 1 Supnositorios, Olntment and Pills: . Positive blindor Blaading Ite tary Plios. Tals Re, + il 81 par box for 35; Ahis torrible di4e sy y vositively glven with ot cured Soend sta issued by Koho & Co., | ot and vy stroat Ano! nidsting ot 4 s0 In Boy Senal, Tntsrnal itor ars i1 i known to Wit trom Haatant sy 18 1o o Giiranto Aonts. cornor v mal W writty vedor rof r fraa S Druggists, Sol Omalia Nob, ARE YGU SUFFERING? RO Female Weakness, Catarrh or Rheamat =5 Chronic, - Nervons or Private Diseases, I [F 80O, CALL ON i Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. cknowlod o 10 b the uceestul specialist in 1 PRIVATE, BLOOD, NERVOUS, SKIN AND URIN 1Y DISEASES Gonorriaa in from # to 0 days. Syphills enrel without Mereary | life STRICTURE permansntly carol. romosal con | plete, witho vl or dilatation. Cur recte at patieat without w momont's aln or annoy i FISTULA AND It In or détention fr ELE AND VARICOUK and successfully cured. Mothod n; WEAK MEN (VITALITY WIAK), Mady 0 by t cation to busiuess of Studys severs m or griel: SEXUAL EX ! from the effects of youth WEAK MEN ARE M8 O BILITY or EXTIAU, L WAST INVOLUNTARY LOsSES with £ L ULCERS curel e C DECAY In YOUNG and MIDDLE A of vim, vigor, i and stronath, with soxiial i wenkonened promaturely in ap DriSearlesi& Searles; 218 5gust sk, Strooty Nex Post Office. for stamp COUNCIL BLOFES AllKinlsof Dyeing STEVT D2 W0R(S unindonn in thy hizheststyle of th Fadod and stained fabrics mwle to w00l 08 now Work promptly done and delivered ia il Dparts of tie cointry. Send for price list C. A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIEIOR. {I8Broadway, Near CoUN L B The Whipples POST AUGER PAT. FEB. 23 orthwastara #i Lowa, Dayys Manufactured by NCIL BLUFFS MF Counell Blufry, Warranted Lo sink an elght fuch hole, 2fects inches, In one minute Ttis wnogualad by sny othor 10 EApidiLy. lhtness of opera- tlon, compietenoss of constru ton'und elonpness It conceded by il to b o murvel for rapldity of execu- Tion wna case 01 0 peratton: Something New —SEND YOI Circul2r - anl - Price hing of Steam Coi the City Hall, the offico of upto 4 p 12 0f stonm pposals for the Fur for the Use ¢ Sealed bids will be ro oived_at the eity comptrollor, Omahu, Neb. 1 1. August o, 182 for the furnish conl for tho use of tho Clty Hali, Eich bidder 1o furnish a certified check of $0.00, The rieht is reserved to uceept or reject any or all bids, THEODORE OLSEN, Complroller. Dot WELL BRED, SOONWED” GIRLS WHO USE SAP OLIO Are Quickly Married, Try it on your next House-Cleaning. KG. 290zs.For2 PURE - J FLJAGUES & CO. KANSAS CITY, MO, ABSOLUTELY AKING POWDER USTTRY IT. e QUAIL BRAND HEALTH FOODS Parched Rolled Oats, Unequallel in Flavor. Corn Gritz, Sold only in 2% pound packages Velvet Meal, For muflins and gems. THE BEST 18 CH _Lflllhv all Fi SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. A GENTS WANTED ~To soll tho bost doubie 4Xronsting and buk ng pan in the market. Stoady work, Can prove to havo agents who make over #4 w wock rogularly. Address Charles Schultheiss, Council Py 1175, JOR SALE—Good tieroom dwelling noar U P, transfor. Price 84000, Wil EAKe horses and dattio w pare viy. B 1L Sheato. NOI SALE -Creamery, well located in Ne- brasin, doing good business. Will tuke rllrll or ur{ seil entire business v a barguin 1. Shoafe. NOR SAT i westo L MONEY loaned at o MR aenoe o Tron salr, trado for ( rty. E 1L Sune:fe NOR RENT, the Eis man residencs vei 1 good repale and all veniences, Rent$i0), B 11, 8hes farm 120+ 2 Ca, hnston & Van Patten, ner cont on_Council yo B L Shoufe. orida oranze erove; will il Blults or Omaha prop= 10 Park hodorn con= W ANTED - Ludy or contlomaun 1o noprivite family. Addross C 12, Ry Jor SATE Hotel, ol boms, located In southora ) A theiving business, 00 buys build ng and furn.tare. Will trado P udse, i L Shoafe, stoc i contral Nob, 3 1 Sheate. t farm weil In Lottawattn located and im- E. 1L She 104N At 10Wost ratos. Lato for sle. DWolIn 2 i | husiness rontals. Moiey loaned for loeal investo Towle. 23 Pelerl streot Lou TEYOU have auything for sale or trade soa 1. Shote, Broadway and Mun stroat. l‘ ORRENT—=Dweillnes in il parts of the cliy. ECIL Sheafe, Broadway and Maln, W ANTED ~Eastern Nobrasia lunds in_ex- J ¥ chanso for Council Blulls property. B Ik Sheafe, Brouiway and A stroot (OR SALE—On smal payments. frul gurden fand neir Couneil BlLaMTs. afe, Broadway anl Maln stroot QOR SALE—Albion Rolier mills on B i finest water powor in the state P50 DOWCE WALOF Ontire your; r machinery and ory dotail oot 25 0f Lun L title perfo st e untmprove | vastern Shoafe, s ity s i Pottawattamio o 1. Sheafo, VOR SALE—I0 NOR SALE—S) now Cott e, with o ville, Neb.: all moder excl ploas froo of fn- cum in Counctl Blals or Omihi. E. 1. Sheate. QUK SALE—4S-acro ranch i Chorry Co, Neb. Gool hay land, splendid range for cattle. Nico cottace, Stable wnd out build- ings In zood repair, plenty wator. Best land in‘the connty: will'sell choap. Write for de- tuils B 1L Sheafe, “h\. TED—Hardware stock Wostern lowa for spot cash. | ook saL i south- . Shoafe ~Clean stock hardware, woil es- tablisho © trede, invoice about $,00), Good cason for sollinz Terms eisn. k. H. Sheafo, W ANLEDGood restdence ™ proverty in Council Biutrs in exchunge for gooil Ne brasku land. B 1, She [P0k SALE Tand, choaw and on 10ng e, fTerts, Koow b, Baldwin block, Councll Blums, Tu. " W ANTED=A younz man to Work alous house and stable. Apply at offico of Leonurd kyverett OR SALE OR RENT—Good coul yard with scales, ote. Greenshivlds, Nieholson & Oo, ITENOGRAPHER and hookk B Give reference. Address XX cil Bluirs W ANTED - Goad wirl for work a1 Platner strect, e ACK driving horse, buggy and harncss No. 68 Niith ‘per wanted, 5 Bee, Cou eral how Sim & Saunders—toryovs i deril courts, Roows 4, 4 iro bloek, Council Bluils, La. Ouaha Medieal and St INSTITUTE. INFIRMARY FOR THR I ALL— Chron andSurieal Digaases Hest il trostmo vt B eds for pi ton i L0 west. ties unil brucos, 1 Women FIREE, W prrtment for Wom Provate. Only Keliubl Epecinliy of PIRIVATL hivve Intely adde | alyingin de- Auring continement, strictly Modicnl Institute making & Syphilitie Aystom WIthoul tiereiry, for 1 of VITA )16 L0 ViAIL b iy o, Al ¢ stenment ) marks sender, 00 persoinl intervic . p 1l COnaLE e OF sand Ristory of your cos, &id wo Wil send 1 plidn Weappor. our BOOK TO MEN, Vi vuon vavao spo cinl or Norvois Disewses o0 Jmpotoney, Syphills, Gloet wid Varicocele, with ques tion liat Hraces, applinncos for Deformities and Prusses 1Y Wi RCLOFY b Lo West of APPLIANCES, TRUSS 95, BATTERIES AND BELTS! DEFORMITY ELBC [t Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute 26th a~d Broadway, O uncil Bluffs, ey ¢ ounil Blufls £ Omahis 0o motor line. aliw. PROPOSALS FOR GRADING led proposits will be recelved by the un d until 1 o'cloek p. ., Beptembe 1802 for griding ni strect from 424 strect to 43th stroet; viley In block 5, Tmprovement Assoclition Hitlon £ 100h §11e0L 1o 20Uh s the ul- Loy runn ng enst and west, adjolning 10Ls #) Lo 40 inciusive. block 4, Ciampbe I's” sddition from 2th strect to 2:st street; and the aliey stweon Duvont und Cistollar streets from 20Lh street to the west Huo of Dupont Pl the elty of Owiha, 1o o lance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the Board of Public Works. Bids wiil bo mado on printed blanks fur nished by the board, und 0 Le accompanield With n cercified eheck In the suim of 80, D able to the city of Omuha, a8 40 ovidence of ®00il Laith The board reserves the rlght to or all Lids and to walve defeets W, BIRKHAUSER, Chatrman of the Bourd of Pubiic Works. Quinbia, Neb., AuzustiGth, 180 wug e 17, 2, n reJoct any