Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1893, Page 3

also emploved as an engincer, According to ¥, as it was told in the court trouble at in- DAILY BEE | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLl’FFS! One of the Members of the School Board Does | a Little Talking COUNCIL BLU tried to board F kart's engine in the yar round house to the depot o clnims Ecka flying off the eported the push that sent_him Deliverea 1y almost under the irtler to any part ot the city ONE FEATURE OF THE FIGHT IN THAT BODY | TELEPTONES | Risines After thinking over Pettit d Wells in the Now Belng Presented to th — Assumed by Mr, MINOR MENTION. defence that he had umber Co. Conl LI as he did only be Bluffs Schuetzenverein will give a bull on the Blst Jerry Meyers will give up the m of the Columbia tomorrow with an Omaha firm cause he was mad ve to a train under which h one feature of » republican members was_consequently one filed char never been referred to by ¢ clubwill be ente | Arcanum hall tomorrow evening by fourteen of their number. that the paper that L 3 nns of truck | The recent disappedrance of Robert Krenitzand the startling experi has caused at dished up ten col Firemen's assock might have found space fora little additional > engine house rs for the ensuing year. | regular meeting of Council | experimente economist axiom heen in the habit who is now eye on a place in con is simply practicing his powers or defenseless school Wells is over twenty-one Scottish Rite hall. Mattersof interest to be competition with the motor thrifty workingman concluded to save his toll and waik over the fr He can save 1 cent twice g a month or over or what will be cqual to hav stated that work on the new Burling ton depot will be ¢ and that the officials hope to have the s y the end of three ‘ouncil Bluffs without Nevertheless chool advantages 2150 in a sav ¢ from that time he's doing it right along at compound re than a pas of the board will Drenched to the At that mecting nan of the finar at 8 o'clock to the size of the tax lovy of rheumatism with a doctor's bil hubert was 8o y two weeks time. Leuven were | mind the hn”‘i when the time came for m the levy for t prophesy thiat he invested a ost's free bridge, al yard on Main street y instead of taking g the Grand Hotel. a petition in | parting shot without any best in every re pect in Towa L representing the alleges that he premises, and she asks A matter of gr ) names hive possible candidates, & a judgment for the Pythian Sisters, better kept 1e party Wednesday even yof I)‘ N \lum. i lwn w[\um\ bers of the order and their friends 1 when the ) what I have, hundreds of them their way to stop over \\llulll\ lingly artistic . but this time more : announced our mer township, was destroyed by fi » members of the vere routed out of bed by the flames time to save themselves with Stolen \|ll|l Re s of small boy used certain storek able trouble lately by nipping sleds that had been put out in front of their places of busi ness for adyertising purposes ) s s living in the city and had only | publie, and witl ¢ today marking down amounted to sevoral hundre bd dollars, goads for the and lasts for eig Look over the About a dozen and the store: 1 to puta stop to house to tiko s position as enginee which has just be n opencd for business, e any money by buying during this s WASH GOODS, the supervisors will B. Wadswor finding who was | doing the sk urch, will commne ‘hants whose goods while the names of the boys im- blue prints enly e g Birdsall of Ohio, us A question box will be conducted as are coutented to the sleds back SWhlytala\rla) Sootoh zeaphyia ided down a de- Hazard against | uncil Bluffs, in which th The supreme court has h cigion in the the city of ( Use Koal-Spar other comforts, and is sufficient to_treat Killing of o hotse. of ]‘ull \\\All'm w during sale 6 Pearl street. 5, in two lots, 33c and 48¢ @ pair. ulies’ black cashmere > and 3% to go dw the plaintiff. The city appe preme court, which now upholds the verdict oves sold for Fire in an Exp) There was a small morning in the rear n alarm from sold for Te and avenue and fire at 2 o'clock yester: 10¢ to go at th ‘oom of the Ameri- uln ninlm ed & Eighth street. east of Bighth stroct w having apparently the roof from the kitchen ingui without o g wiss handkerchiefs sold I RWEAR MU 25 scarlet unde on fire, the blaz Broadway and Main in the room, to a curtain. A colored man accidentally set s put out without fire department, inal, although there 1 bed clothing vas_ruined, together With some of his porsonal effects. wear during t deal of dam- merino underwear | owned the building, and it was occupied by a family named Talbot. 1t 18 stated that Pro the weather pre du in;: Nl]\' underwear Hopkins and McCoy, | during sale Gents' $1.00 natural | during sale, and go into some d, where genial and accomplished have more chance for suc . which Hopkins said would be of the winter degrees of 1 , although ove HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS. %0 natural wool underwear Proceedings in the Bl Passed. SAN Fraxcisco, ship Mariposa ar | and Honolulu, br place that immediately atter of the steamer Australia, January 1t of confidence he thermomete ecru vest and pants to go aching the low | ).—The steam d today from nging news from the latter the departure Ladies’ 50¢ ecru vest and panti to go weather would b lently had a str and decided to diction that the he weather clork ev stubbornness come g urrange his own pro Ladies' $1.00 natural wool underwear, gainst the min- the legislaturd > natural wool underwear, | ) natural wool The snow and diminish the demand for Klein tract office; 300 acres to ten acre tracts, miles east of the post- union suits, in from one suitable for Day & Hess, agents, 30 Pearl ad done nothing had shown a sides not repr and infants’ DRESS GOODS, te the financial dis total want of competency, senting the people at large considered there should always be a fair resentation of the Tickets for the Young Men's Christian ion concert nc i afternoon, ending by the t M 3y B B P fonday ev ministry being sustained by a vote of 20 to | actual 19¢ stuff, for \eviots, sold for Broadway, and Brackett's Corner bmvk dde, 30¢, and H0e, in one of the Haw: polnted by the queen o pr shington to nllhuu to the terms upon wh legislature be raves in Bedford cords, coutle | ¢ and $1.00, choice 6% a PERSONAL I nui, sold for * on is home from the west, and Mrs. R. E. Fowler, 313 Born, to M Zantou street, a son. India serges and Arnold's . s 95¢ and $L17, during sale The committee will consist of T. A . A. Wahi, J. K. | 1. W. Wilcos Losefa and J. H. Wapiuiliani. The lottery bill, grax pue of the teachar: chool, is seriously ill cond avenue at ker home on Ninth avenue, m.“ patterns mnl I excl 1\|~\\n styles, and $15.00, all at wnv'hul( the privilege of . D. Cross of Chi- assed, but it is doubtful if has been da r of weeks, is r proving, and her friends have go and others the queen will sign the bill, e Hlbls - g FIRE RECORD, Endless variety of bar- Don't miss seeing Born, to Mr' a , WHITELAW Council Bluffs, I are at the home of her M. Webster of Boston Store The ice house of the Glenwo of the work- men, was suffocated and eight others had a Store elosed all day today, st Congregational marking dowr guest he will be while in the city. J. H. Downing. ard of Railway Commi; He was at one time Bluffs. but for th ars has made nis home in Kan longing to Copeland & Martin of Burlington New Way of Checking. A lace factory system for ch which will be SANFOID, Me. traveling public is purchased at the twenty-five when the ticket tments of the Goodale Worsted company has been burned Loss, $100,000; cov Now that diphthe Blufls and Omaha ¢ ghould be provic lullilvln- ||i|-h!ln rvia preventive and curve. of Council Blufls drug gists or at 2404 Cuming street, » given the purch ered by insur trunk or other bag age is to be sent y They Were Disch Forr Wavxe, nominal cause rators on the with the na recent. discharges ger, the number of p: recent discharg kages, the destina and the time ischeck is also nd has a coupon which will be was learned ron is to call went to St. Louis a letter was sent to every what you want, convenient, cheap. trie Light Co. r asking whether, > wouid stand Telegraphers or the company. Some C. B. Gas and the first of the month, » company and the work he has done. done by one company, hudlml ulty in keepi mg track of i passenger will pay s when he buys his ticket work will be 1 Like n Postofice, Editor Chase of the Atlantic Democrat was who failed to answ . Mo., ral Manager Hayes of the Wabash states that the eral operators has no conuec- with the organization of the politicians with the pur at could be done to securing the post was a candidate discharge of se tion whateve pose in view of seeing w! further than improve his chances fc S A e scheme will do ssman can get it at deal of in of crippling the Order of Railway T cause T drank ticians had their er is that it was never minds set on & man Texas' Lieutenant Governor. During the holi visited south T aise my record, the other man go 4 1ise wy record, the other mun got i IR A TR xeursion and installed Governor'Pendleton in his oftice. tion has since been vaised as to the constity urt bard \\nul in the whisky entively, and vt present wm very the prospects he Council Bluffs pe cess would give pleasure to a ,;mn many 1o try it again Do you smol King & Co.'s Partagas? Just light one. 1t's a charmer. constitution provides that rve in case of the governor's ngerous Serupping. kart was broug terday morning | disability o Goes not provide for the sence from the se .,m...ulm will play at the Young Men's FOVErnor's mere tian assceiation concert next of government, constitutional Governor Pendleton's Among other acts he Crown and other pianos, Crown and other organs. At Bouriciug', 116 Stutsman street. ‘The charge was preferred by J. L. Pettit, head brakeman on th livgton & Quincy, on which road Eckart is | be tested. unconstitutional, doned several couvicts and these e Chicago, Bur- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ERIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893, —_— ] Dan Ooughlin, One of the Cronin Suspects, Granted a Now Trial, | REASONS GIVEN FOR THE COURT'S ACTION Two Jurors Sat in Trial on the Conde Man Who Were Ineligible It M th risoner’s Fre n-Congh- lin Interview Ortawa, 11l Jan. 19.—Daniel Coughlin, | the only man living of the three who were | sentenced to spend their lives within prison walls for the murder of Dr. Patrick Cronin, is probably a free man. The verdict which condemned him was today set aside and his | case remanded for o new trial. Coughlin will now, in all probability, go free, bec it will be practically impossible to cony him again The witness, Patrick Dinan, who swor that Coughlin hired from his livery stable the white horse which carried Cronin aw to his death, died many months ago. His | evidence was the main thing which led the Jury to declare that Coughlin was guilty of conspiracy to murder Three of the four men who stood trial with Coughlin—John F. Beggs, Patrick O'Sullivan and Martin Burk are dead Kunze was to all intents and purposes ac quitted and cannot be tried again. Withall his | alleged companions in the conspiracy out of | the way the state's attorney declaves he can | hardly convict one man of conspiracy when | direct charge of murder was not proven | inst Coughlin in the first 1. This will probably end the legal ¢f ter of the most | sensational murder case the world has ever known The rever. ine lis based principally on the ibility of Boutecou and Clark, jurors e Justics shows by the examination o tnese two witnesses that they we ju- diced when summoned; th ~ they had ! formed opinions, and that the court and at- | torneys were, to all ances, grossly | careloss. The two jurors were brought into | court on a spe venire specially ap- | pointed by the trial court for the purpose. | At the time they we lled and examined as jurors, Coughlin had exhausted the num- | berof peremptory challenges allowed by law | and could do no move than aver his objec- | tions to the citation of the two men jurors. When Boutecou was examined by the counsel for the defense he testified he had read newspaper accounts of the crime | and had an opinion as to the guilt of Cough- | lin, Burke and O'Sullivan, but that his | opinion would not prevent him from being an impartial juror. Boutecou testified that he entertained a | strong prejudice against the Clan-na-C and would refuse to believe them under oath and most ot the witnesses were members of that body. | Clark testified he had an opinion as to the | guilt of the acevsed, but he could render an | impartial verdict. He admitted that he had | frequently expressed an ovinion as to the guilt of the accused an | said that he enter- tained a prejudice against the Clan-na-Gael The supreme court de res that the . fendant had a right to a fair and impartial trial, and it was evident that he could not have had such a trial when two of the men who condemned him bad admitted before the trial that they were prejudice him and against the men who g of the testimony introduced in his b Two of the justices, Schofield and Ma- gruder, dissented Jouier, TIL. Jan. 19.— Daniel Coughlin was seen i the penitentiary tonight. and to say that he is & happy man_is expressiug it | mildly. He is now confident of his ul- timate freedom, because, as he expressed it, “‘the people have cooled down and T will get a faiv trial, and that means 1 will be free man. Public opinion was l\u\sl\«mp: gainst us for an acquittal before. Tam an innocent man and have been wrongly punished, for 1 know, nothing woatever about the murder of Dr. Croniu. 1had noth- ing to do with it, and do not know who did the job. i t " Prevented from Obtaln- ing Food and Other Supplie: New BEororp, Mass., Jan. 19.—[Special Telegram to Tie BEk.]—For the last three days the steamer which carries subplies to the 1,500 people living on the island of Nan- tucket has been unable to reach the island owing to the difficulty of breaking through the vast ice floes which are between the mainland and the island. When the steamer last touched at Nantucket the peo- ple there had scanty supplies of provisions and fears are entertained that there may bo much suffering before communication ywith the island umed. An effort ade tonight to get a tug oss from Woods Hole, but it was unsuc- cessful. The tug returned at 11 o'clock and Nuntucket Island, reported that it was impossible to get thra and it would probably take three days to effect a passage. In the mean- time the people on the islan to au extremi the mo; Midw land is a will be brought Efforts will be resumed in | ng to reach the island. y between the island and the main- l|.m|n~| filled with floating ice. On s0 that p ible. No Jury Can B ured to Try the Wyom- ing Cattlemen. CrEvENNE, W, n. 19.—[Special gram to Tne Br Dto date there have been 939 talesmen examined for jurors in the ttlemen’s case, and the prospect of secur- ingajury is as far off as ever. Johnson county men who are in the ¢ sert that the trial will be pushed to the bitter end, but the probability is that ase will sbe tried. At the pr \te nearly 00 talesmen will have to be examined be- fore a jury can be gotten, und _there are not half that number in the county. If a jury cannot be secured the case will be thrown out of court and the men relea el adiicigidats How Fort Scott Robbers Work., Fonr Scorr, Kan., Jan. 10.—Mrs. Annie Crawford was walking on Wall street in front of the Tremont hotel heve last night when she was seized by her face with a cloth s: form, and prevented her m making | oute She was then robbed of her | jewelry, consisting of earrings, diamond finger rings and breastpin and 85 in money An hour and a half later she was found un- con; ous in front of her mother's door and was not able to tell b experience until this mornin; She is ve ill and x die, Mrs. Crawford live in Chicago and is t} wife of a railroad conduetor of that city, Sh was here visiting her mother, Mrs. Marie Halpin il Ve S1. PavL, Minn., Jén. 19.—Judge Edgerton yesterday discharged the Chinaman, Ah Yuka, sentenced by Coftimissioner Carey of Duluth to thirty days; imprisonment at hard labor, then to be deported to China, on habeas corpus proceedin His decision is that the part of the Liw which provides that a commissioner may sentence.a Chinamun to hard labor without a trial by jury is unc stitutional. This deéision does not aff the right of a commissioner, however, to sen s Chinaman to be deported under the provisions of the law il cd New Chinese Minister, WasHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19.—The Post has information that about six wecks ugo the Chinese foreign ofice wired Yung Yiu to veport in person at once. Upon his arrival Mrs. Brown's K tora New I 1lust year's cown, fudel and dingy. 1spool thread. 15pool silk, 2packages d amond dyes, the color desired Rip the dress and clean thourougly. Put into the dye buth while wet, as directed on the dye packs and press, T After dyeing, wash, dry en make up in some new style The result will surprise those unaceustomed tothe use of diamond dyes, for the dyed over dress will look like & brand new one, "Absolutely fie Bast Made.” Yung Yiu is an official of country and is said to be of the gressive type of his country the second rank in Rev. S. Heinin, sastical court of weintion i n Cl —that's my wife’s you know—wears a cheerful, life-is-worth-living expres- sion, ever since I presented her a bo: of WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP | She is always recmmmndmg Kirk's soaps to her friend i through with experiments \\lnt \hc needed to make l.ll‘or c.lxy Ire ptrfictly She knn\\x what she’s don't forget it. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Soap w'ounse who was tried r of members will withdraw with Brote Hange. Brvisonas, “A Delicious Med fi-vlion" for the rel Honrseness, Sore Throat, ‘and @ m clearing the ve ts and Confectioners, 1 full two ounce packages, ble to =2+ cated Cone 9}1 35138n1p anox was its father. a masked mob overpowered the n and hanged him Williams was art officers’ and Frice 5 Cents. 3 procure the Pomona Cougl from your dealer send us 8 ceuts in stamps and receive a box by mai v the manufacturers of the ..1. brated Pomona Fruit Juice * QUQUETTE & ©0., Council Bluffs, la. Francisco a decade or more ago, says the | i eat crowd collec and cheer him ry landing to sc As the people trooped ;\lking about— v | & was driven to Parties Wanting ANHEUSER-BUNCH BAER, BOTTLED OR o orders at No. 213 Main Towa, or Teles you at Peter New Orléans.” and left, to a cheap clothiv ing upon a balc ny began a “Ladies and Let me call livered prompt was an advertising FRHEUSER-BUSCH Brewing Ass™n. 0F 8. Lous, Ko. @S, Friedman®2a DBIROKIER. COUNCIL BLUFFS, . Watches, ety :d has given lm\v nn") will never have oc. casiontouseth 58 when 80 many me-honored It is the only bow that ed off the case, > members werce tepresentative cannot be twi and is found on Boss Filled and cther watch cases stamped with this trade Ask your jeweler for a pamphlet, or send to the manufacturers, Keystone Watch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA, * an explanation, PAWN 106 BROADWAY, Louned on 1 . Hoar to the speaker's stand there into the cloakroom side and could see a large mirvor which brought into view foot of space in the » democeratic | | | Special Notices. COUNCIL BLUFF3, 1, *for a demo p from being counted and attempt to } orded as being Varm and olty proparty as plainly as if | ‘The Mercer. Omaha’s Newast Hotel ) ud remain (l Tdzo. Wil sell 1 STOCKHOLM, ied yesterday. Diet to grant eredits | JOR SALE Ot RENT reccommended the east of Councll B! s, well impro Adiress or call on it. COR. 12TH AND HIWAR) 313, the Northern railw or B, Hagg, Co 40 Itooms at £2,5 per day, 7 £ Fooms at 5.0 por Reoms with Bath at $.9) per day. Rooms with Batl at #3.5) to $4.5) por day. O PENED AUGUST Modern in E a from Lincoln, My livery business in this ity or will trade stock for goud clear proporty. bany, Council Bluffs. 50 2O 4 wites 15 Indiana natural gas wells are becoming Mississippt and Louisian; 1d, while those of Mont leholson & Co., orting ‘to be from the Mafin Eloveath streel, Ghio, who is w The speclal 1o _oxchange for dway and now bridge. t October to se Greenshiel ds, holding the next Its next mee cided to hold matting, for sale a$ for general house: the grand jury of Wake c for belonging 10 u se ret political organ He will probabiy be tried t (his term mes B I‘ulh srson IS en, s disinterested oholders of the Vil ..r m.-. ity il of faid elty, s respectively of th psshey 10 D0 LpDRORL for the purpose of ope 2 Sixteenth stroct from 10 the south cit “NIOA\ OUIORIY PNT 83UNSEY) 0S|V fons out of Iarg and extendi Electric, Steam and Hand Power. d, sppointmont, wnd duly qu will, on the $0th day of DOUGLAS STRE ., Council Bluff: in the 'un mmn i .uwrwuhn» }.mm-mi\m. tuking Into Considerae to .mnu,ulm be ing ~u\n!n| b Okaborg} ¥ s ~u|um| ion of Tot 48, 1 of mmun A1l kinds of Dyecing and Clea t style of the & Ined fabrics made to ook as OTK promptly parts of the country, 8 C. A. MACHAN, Proprietor. . neur Northwestern De oty Council Blufis, la. : alar abr W 164 sion of Jot 45, § d for price list. , Coughs, Sore Throat, Croup, hooping Cough, Bronchi tain cure for Consumj and a sure reliof in ac . present at the d proposed ap- bottles 50 cents anc propriation, or as y consider prop. Ladies' Perfect SYRINGE The unly porfect vaginal 4l Syringe 1o the oposals for Bound ury Survey and It s the only Syringe ev erinvented by which vagl nal njections can Lo ad minisiered without leak DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERLOR, WASHINGTON. Sealed proposals will bo roc 24th day of and marsing by of that portion ; or Lhe survoy Suitible monun boundary line | 4 and the state of South Dakotu which |ies west of whio Missourl rive of congress, nuproy ections or irrigation 1 by the act the mos! ~|||Nud||| puysiclans in Omahin who for the past txc e good for suffering speciallsts in the Price $3.00. Mail orders solicited TheAloe & Penfold Co., 15th Streot, TO POSTOFFICE eirs hus veen do Pamphilet Statutes at Larg als0 for the furnishing of sio 2 ancoesstully on sald bouns o, as he his done t ) his wonderful Chin ot delay until your 1p. but write to him if you cany The bids for monuments must be soy lexo to tho bidder th the contract for both he will be bound to cone Coples of tho specifioations _pplication to this offices \paniod by a cortified «lit to roject any or al roposals mist be nolot { in_envelopes AR markod “Proposals forsurvey of houndury and South Dakota.’ dary monuments.’ . With the privie 2 18 not awarded | Bis canaid oplnton Ulons free and it wi | ot Question blank DR. C. CEE WO, Each bid must b DISORDERS Dids is reservod NERVUUS od) FILEK 10 any s Tor nm.u.m“ ‘01 me 0f thoso trouble ¥ BATILE CREEK, MICH. *and “Proposals for boun- * and addressod to the 00 ue jissioner of the Gonoral Lind Office, Wash Cueevetbiousetious e blood, are tafe and effec m et medi e known for bilious, W . constipation, dyny appetite, nantal imples, sallow complex 6 ‘se resultiug from ¢ omach, liver or in i¥ proper functions impure blood, or & failure by the estines o perform U ver eating are bens Price by nal, 1 grom, 6% mmple Evans Laundry B UHUNKENNESS Or the Liguor Hobit by Administe Goldon Spe S. F. HENRY, SEC'Y AND MO'R, 520 PEARL 8T, Council Bluffs, I, Telophone 290. Special Terms to Age 1t never fails prognated wii utter fmpossibility 45 page ook of particulars frae 15th a3t Dou | Blake, Bruo & Cu., | Omaua, New \chardson Drug Co,