Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1893, Page 3

b Friday afternoon ] street. Witch Hazel Salv THE DAILY BE COUNCIL BLUFFS, NO. 12 PEARL STRELT E OFKFICE: Deliverea vy earrler to any part ot the city 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER TELEPHONES | Rusinegs Gfc MINOR ME N. Y. Plumbing Co. Boston store June sale now on. Niles paints buggies, 402 Broadway. Miltonberger is the hatter, 502 Broadway. Miss Lou Neal entertained a party o friends at a picnic yesterday afternoon Fairmount park. Only parties holding invitations will be admitted to the church to witness the Ol ver-Fleet wedding. The Western Union Telegraph has just_completed another wire Couneil Bluffs andChicago. There will be a social th parlors of the Congregational church per will be served ut 6 p. m Ten member: rode to the new bridge and ing, o distance of cight miles. A spring has been discovered in the Klei tract. It furnishes the best of water at th rate of tw y barrets an hour, Unity Guild will at Mrs. Harris', Business of importance. A marriage license was is to Sherman S, Green and Cor: of Neol: Their ages a A The Council Bluffs Gun club to hold shooting contests ove TION. Sup. Firs nd 18, h Tuesds afternoon at the grounds west of Keys Bros.' facto Union Pacific assembly No. 1.300, Knight of Labor, will hold thei hall on the second and fourth Thursdays o each month, commencing this evening. The funeral of M. J. Alworth will tak place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from hi: residen on South Seventh street. Th will be under full control of th Judge Deemer overruled a new trial yesteraay in the Jones against the Mutual Accident assoc tion of New York, in which a verdict wa rendered not long ago in favor of the plain iff in the sum of &,000 Special communis No. 71, Ancient, Free and Accepted Masous, today at 2 p. m. to attend the tuneral of ou late Brother M. J. Alworth. A full attenc ance is desired. All visiting brethren invited. By order of the worshipful maste) Pinkney Mayberry died atbo'cleck ye: terday morning of malaria at the @ cars. The funeral will take pla o'clock this afterncon from his 1 dence, 2730 Third avenue, and the remain; will be taken to F terment. Justice Fox de Middleton ye: fendant. motion o of C.( led the ca v by dis The horse which was av the p against T owner, Clarence Lewi noun catehing busing L. D. Loper, a Northwestern switehman was confined to his residen avenue yesterday as the result of a collisio with a moving car. His head crushed. nd he thinks if he had been staud and Middleton an ing half an inch nearer the track he would is he will be have met his death. As it about again in a day or two. A meeting of citizens will be held thi evening at the court house for the of making arrangements for the interstat convention of sheriffs, which is to be held iv this city commencing June 14 and two days. There are somio very nec preliminaries to be gone through " with, the co-operation of all of the citizens is de- sired by Sheriff Hazen, The fire department was called out yester- day morning at 10 o'clock by an alarm from the residence of Taylor, 352 Seot atreet. A gasohne stove exploded and fill the house with smoke. Some one with more than the average seized tho stove and carried it out of the house, saving the lTatter from destruction. The damage was slight. J. McVean, who was night on under false pretor ar be heard in polico court.” In the he languishes in jail, unable to required bond of #00. Yesterday he offc to roturn tho money he had obtained fron arrested L was given a contin meantime ‘W. H. Mather if the ofticers would agree to release him, but his offer was rejected. The following cases of measles ported at the ofice of the city clerk y day: Mamie Shubert, 2128 Avenuc B; Mon roe Diamond, 2011 Fourth avenue; Li Smith, two miles and a half cast of the Park avenue; M 717 East Broadwa Broadway ; John Landstrom street. Mrs. Banish, 5 Gr reet, fs il with diphtheria. Some of tha members of the Young Men's Christian association got together the other day and made up a purse of #40, which was sent to Secretary Rose at Des Moin part peyment on the $00 which th ciation owes him on salar; Dr. Carter re: celved a telegram fron esterday stating that her hu as worse, this critical time it is to bo hoped that the association will not try to compromise the claim for 10 cents on the dollar, as every cent of the amount is absolut>ly necded by the worthy secretary will be a blot on the name of the assoc that it will take years toremove, ¢laim is not paid up Piles of poople W but Do Witt's i cure them. Ten Days at the World's Fair, Ttwill cost thing nec: homes in pr .close to_grounds and Lake Michigan. weth, Windsor Park, Tl1, W. Tilton of THE BEE, or of Sims & Bainbridge, Council Bluffs. Freo Show Tr¢ included. vato cottage, clean, on the ots. Here's your chance to get a free ticket to the show next Friday. With ever: £ purchase at Brown's C.0.D. grocer this week a free tickot will be given for Cook & Whithy's circus. Another improvement to_the popuiar | during Schubert piano. Swanson Music Co PERSONAL PARAGRAPIHS, Dr. Donald Macrae, jr., is in Milwaukee, ‘W. H. Olemacher left yesterday afternoon for Trenton, Mo., whero he will engage in business. Mrs, W. E. city yesterday, Ballenge Frank Trimble returned yeste “oster of Omaha w the guest of M ing from Davenport, where he attended tho and opening exercises of the Masouic lodge. Albert Metealf is in the oit his brothers, Thomas and George Metealf He has not been in Council Bluffs for seven teen yoars before Dr. and Mrs. Pearse of Mount Ind., returned yesterday from Denver, ac companied by Mrs. A. V. Weisinger. They will roturn home today. G. H. Jackson, W. J. Jameson, P> and Dr. T. B. Lacey are in D tending the grand lodge of the Masonic fva ternity for the state of lowa. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Plumer, M J.'W. Peregoy aud Mrs. R. R Veruon Wing nport at and ) Kirkpat are among the Blufites who are taking in | the sights at the World's fair, For that “out o' sorts' ake E fo eling omo-Seltzer—trial bottle 10¢ Manawa trains will run daily from tc day, leaving Broadway-0 and ‘11 a. and every hour from 1 Music for balls, parties. pienics, so elals, ete., by Mucicians Union, J. E Follett, Mgr., 406 B'way, Council Bluffs, Nice trimwed hats for Nagsdale's, 337 Broadwav. Geo, B, Davis, pl'cwl‘l;u‘uu druggist .. No. 48 No. 23 —_— in company between ening in the of the Ganymede Wheel club back last even- have a special meeting ndyosterday N Lewis, both decided meetings in Dancebo for n wtion of Bluff City lodge irview cemetery for- in- harging the de bot- tom of the difficulty has been returned to its °s his intention of going out of the dog | Ninth was badly purpose | lasting ssary presence of mind Tuesday the charge of obtaining money ¢ until this morning, when his case will furnish the ed were re- r- At and his” wife, and it | 4 ation if the you less than $50.00, every- This means safe, beach of ‘Write to J. T, Chyno- Refers to H, Jacob Sims the guest of m. m, until 9 p. m $1.00 at Miss NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Garnishment Oases, AGAINST THE DEFENDANTS | DECIDES His Declalon Interests the People of Ne- braska and lown—Jadge Foxs Dectsion Bustained Point - Two Frosh Plattsmonth Attorneys. In Every t The most important transacted in the district was the decision rendered by Judge Deemer in the Plattsmouth rafiway garnishment cases, The decision concerns the people ot both Towa and Neb ka nd wipes off the | court docket fifteen suits av one fell swoop. | Tt will be rememberea that upon the orig inal trial of the suits in Justice Fox's court two attorneys from Plattsmouth were fi for contempt of court, the contempt ¢ ing in an afidavit In which they under oath that in their lief was non compos mentis. ‘This was but | an ncident in the trial, but when Fox finally | heard all of the evidence and decided in | favor of the collection agency of Sioux City and against the railway men whose accounts | had been bought up by the agency, it was referred to by the two attor 1 fndi- it of business court yesterday n t according to Hoyle. The case was taken up to the district ‘court upon a motion for a writ of error, YesterdayJudge Deemer ded the case, sustaining Fox in e point of his decision, and mentioning dentally that the two Plattsmouth wot no more medicine than their constitution. in lawyers was good for s THRE ¢ DAYS OF OPERA. ager Do D Androws Compan, Tickets ar Necurs the Famous if Sumcient Season abscribed For, For some time Muanager Dohany has been negotiating with the Andre: Opera com- pany with a view of giving a season of first- ass grand and gomic opera. He tinds he Y n secure this company for three nights, - | commencing June and for a matinee, but the representative declines to place it for so long an engagement unless. there Is a guaranty thatat least a portion of th dinary expense will be met. W hile Dohany believes there is little risk il assuming this obligation he proposes to make assurance doubly sure by testing the public demand by starting a seription sale of commutation books. These mmutation books have an advantage ove the regular scason ticket, because they can be usea as desired by the purchaser. A book consists of six tickets which are gooa ed, and exchan ble at the box ofice 1| for resc seats, the first choice of which i 1 bookholders. The entire six tickets ¢ be used for one performance, if desired. or more rsons may buy a book as the € No res 5 upon them, being trausfer tpl The Andrews Opera com . | strongest and oldest ope the country. It has b the public and popularity for just returned from -y successful southern trip. There are thirty-eight people in the company, a_ first-class orchestra, cle- gant costumes and specinl scene 1s are artists of national repu- being Ma Roe, Flor- o Harriet Har N , Charles Campbell, B, 1. S, eorge and Edward An yton and tne celebrated H. W. Maflen of the W »s others who have occu- positions in metropolitan o s e company’s s s.one of the nizations in en steadily vefore constantly gaining in They have n te dancing comed York Casino, b pied important organizations. | Mr. Dohany and Mr. Taylor, the repre- b | sentative of the company, will start the list { | this morniug, and 100 must be sold Lo secure + | the company. The books will be sold at the low pri Opera season is the fad now o | inalllarge cities, and Council Blufts should be on tho list. NOW IN PROGRESS: The Boston Store Great Days On 3 The Boston Store' opened June 1 and Such a y | naver June Sale—Ten great June sale will elose June 1 reat slaughter of prices was before seen in Council Bluffs. Bargains in every department. Don't miss this great opportunity to get dry goods at prices immensely” lower than common. ©| Lot 1. 40 pieces i for L rd. Only one pattern to a custome Lot 2. 25 pieces all wool Scoteh mix tures, stripe suitings and _illuminated ottomans, worth 58¢ and 65¢, all at 42ic L] a yard. BLACK GOODS, Lot 1. inch wool buntings, would be cheap at dlc, for this sale 19c a yard. SILKS, Lot 1. 75 pieces o inch Chinasilks - | in black and navy grounds, beautiful , | patterns, usually sold for 58c and Goe a yard, our price for this sale 324c. Lot 20 pieces Persian patterns China silks in fine chintz colorings, well worth 75e a yard, during this sale for ¢ a yard. DOMESTICS, Heavy twilled erash yard, in bleached and unbleached. 2 cnses ladies' choico and Langdon bleached muslin, sold always for 10c a jard; during sule for Sic, or 12 yurds toweling dc a HOSIERY. 500 dozen fine imported German hosiery, all samples, only two or three of a kind, in ladies’ and gents' and chil- dren’s—both in blacks, colors and fancy ¢ to 75¢ a pair; in one Lot e pair Gents' extra quality scamless hose, ¢ & pal worth 124c, UNDERWEAR. 100 dozen misses’ ribbed vests be each, 200 dozen ladies’ ribbed vests T¢ each, " | or 4 for 25¢; worth 10c. GENTS' FURNISHINGS, 60 dozen gents' outing flannel shirts alo for 25, worth 39c. 100 dozen gents' outing flannel shirts, were The and $1: during sale 5% each. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, 50 dozen fast black sateen umbr during sale Gc, € s and $1, HANDK 200 dozen ladies and corded border each; worth 10c. w 1 GOODS, 1560 piezes Chilian cloths and outing flannels, all go duving sale for e, This is certainly the best bargain that will over be secured this season. Don't miss it 100 pieces challies, bengalines, crepe cloth, Bedford cords and corded taffottas, were 124e and 15¢, all during this sale 2| for Tic a yard. - FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO,, Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices, | Council Blufts, Ta. half :llas ) white hemstitched handkerchi : Commencement at the Institute, The commencement exercises at tho Towa School for the Deaf will be held at the insti- tution ehapel on Monday afternoon, June 1 at 2 o'clock Very neat invitations for the event are out, and as such occasions alway arouse much interest in the public at large . | there will doubtless be a large attendance of people from Council Bluffs. There will be a | program calculated to exhibit the work of | the institution and all who attend may be | assured of a good time. The following Is & » | list of the graduates: Waldo Heury Roth- - | ert, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie county ; William Burd McVay, Cascade, Dubuque B county: John Quillin, Waukon, Allamakee county; Oscar Duea, Roland, Story county; Lilla EQith McGowan. Ocheéyedan, Osceola county; Nellie Pauline Mensch, Springdale, Cedar county; Anna Elizabeth iller, Coun- oll Blufls, Poltawattamie county; Nellle | | Carroll county; Millle Worthington, Judge Doemer Passes Tpon the Railway | | Towa. | deatn of his brother, May Plerce, Marshalltown, Marshall county ; Grace Elizabeth Galy, Teaer, Tama county : Minnie Celestia Thoma, Neola, Pottawatta. mie county ; Aggie Elizabeth Jackson, Breda, Mar- shalltown, Marshall county Oster lund, Des Moines, Polk coun Piles of Witch Haz Alma weoplo ave piies, but alve will curo them. De Witt's and Hotel, Bluffs. The most elegant Dining room on seventh Rate, $3.00 and .00 a day. E. Prop. Council in floor, F. Clark, Motrgar & Handiett's loe Cr Motzgar & Randlett's ious ice creams and will order no other pure ices and and you Death of James Templeton, Marshal John L. Templeton received news | last evening of the death of a cousin in Col- orado. Just as he received the telephone rang and ho was informed that a telegram had just arrived announcing the James H. Templeton, which occurred at San Anton ., lnst Tuesday. The deceased was for quite a number of years a _resident of this city, but moved to St. Joseph, Mo., where he took a position as conductor on the Han nibal & St. Joseph railway. Some time ago he met with an accident. falling between two cars and being badly crushed. He w given a leave of absence Antonio trying to recover his hes the end came. The funeral will y and the remains will be b Joseph. The deceased was well all the old residents of the city. a wife and famil message the when ake place fed in St known to He leaves sof people bave pues, ut Dewitt's Hazel Salve will cure them. THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: Pure ice From Missouri Mulholland & Telephone 162, river channel. Brown building. Protect your homes aguinst destruc- storms, W. C. James has the strongest companies in the world. Aldern Judge Deem the aldermar of the Third w . yesterda Hathaway Yet. stically puta quictus on ions of the republicans 'd, and especially . O. morning by a little d in the case that was commenced by Gleason to have Alderman J. J. Hathaway ousted from the office he now holds, ision was to the effect that petition haa been filed before Hathaway had u his seat as alderman and that, us there was no cause of action at that time, the petition must fail to the ground, C. G Saunders, the attorncy for Gleason, con- tended that Hathaway's term of office com- menced when he took tho oath and filed his bonud, instead of when he took his seat on the evening when the new council held its first meeting, but the court outvoted him and the defendant’s demurrer was sustained. Piles of : sople have pues, but Do Witt's Witch Haze Salve will cure them. Greenshields, Nicholson & Co. have moved their r estate office to 600 Broadway, opposite postoffice. Tel. 151, it land for rent in lots of from 20 to B. Marks, Council Blufts. Granted Diplomas. The faculty of the High school and super- intendent have made their report of the names of the students who have completed their course of stuc and the Board of Edu- cation by resolution has granted them iplomus as follows: Classical—Ethel E Florence Carley, Houn, Maggie Lindsay Isabel Patterson, Julia Tulle; Robert Baldwin. Inglish—Maggie Bradley, Claire Chamber- Clara Fi mant, Carrie Kolb, Katherine Moyers, TTa o Beebe, Gussie > Ogden, /s, Helen Tyler, ay, C Bertha. G e Cavin, Piles of people have pites, but DeWitt's witchhazel salve will cure them, Cook you» meals this summer on a gas vange. ~At cost at the Gas company. Stop the Ogden, Council Bluffs, t1o Lest 00 house in Low. No One to Prosccute. J. E. McCormi who stole a typewriter from W. W. Gla © manager of the Po: it in ing in Jus- morning, but unceremonious departure of d the information, there was cute the case and it had to be tice Fox's court yesterday owing to the Glaze, who fil 10 one to_ pros contiuved. Great veduction in millinery at Miss Ragsdale’s, 337 Broadway. Williamson & Co., 106 Main street, largest and best bicycle stock in city. . WORK OF 10WA MASONS. Ofticers Elected for the Ensuing Year After #n Warm Debate, In., June 7.—[Special Tele- The Towa Masonic gre lodge continued its deliberations today. Cerencau men introduced o resolution for the repeal of the amendment to the code whereby the Cerencau bodies were some time ago declared illegal and all good Masons bidden to connect themselves with them, he fight centered on the choice of grand master, the candidateof the Cereneau faction being M. L. Temple of Osceola and of th other party Deputy Grand Master L. B Feilows of Lansing. The latter was elected by a big majority. . A. N. Alberson of Wash- ington was chosen on the ‘second ballot for senior grand warden, and it required two ballots to give T. B. Lacey of Council Bluffs the ofiice of junior grand warden. H. B, Wyman of Sheldon was chosen grand treas- urer and T. S. Parvin of Cedar Rapids, who ary for the vast fifty slocted with but slight opposi- Judge C. T. Granger was unanimously re-clected custodian for the next six year: To Elect a Bishop for Concordia. Dusrque, Ta., June 7.—Under instructions from the prefect of the propaganda the suf- fragan the bishops of the province of St. Louls met horo today to choose candidates for the vacant sce of Concordin, Kan., Arch- bishop Kenrick of St. Lows having fuiled todoso. The meeting was secret aud the result is not yet known Deed of a Demented Woman, Cranues Ciry, In., June 7.--[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—Mrs, Ed Atherton, tem- porarily insane from sickness, slipped out of the house this mormng while her husband sleep and drowned hecself by plunging dforemost into a barrel of water. Badly Mangled. ¢ Ciry, la, June 7.—[Special Tele- gram to Tur Bee.]—Alexander Liggitt, sr., u farmer living near Fertile, Worth county, was killed this morning by a runaway team running into his carrisge. He was thrown from the carriage and badly mangled. Burlington Bridge Burned, Ia., June 7.—(Special Telegram |—A passing engine set fire o a bridge 270 feet long west of Hastings, la., on the Burlington this afternoon at 4 o'clock and the entire bridge was consumed. All trains are delayed. THURSDAY, OITY COUNCHL,; PROCEEDINGS ——— Oouncilman 8till ini-Bession When Ulock Struck Twelve, the THE FUEL GAS FRANCHISE DISCUSSED PR Makes a en Discussion—( Gas Tnspector Gilbert Report—It Ci cllman Saunders Endeavors to Ex- piain-A Division of Sentiment, Lengthy nn- The councll last evening considered the fuel gas franchise thatis asked for by the Omaha | Gas company. The members listenea to the report of Gas Tnspector Gil bert, who went to Maysville, Ky., and made 4 test of the gas manufactured there by same process it is proposed to put It was o lengthy represontative of the company, forth the beauties of fuel g for it a solution of the fuel question. in here Coun cilman Saunders, who has given the matter much thought and attention and is enthusi- proposition it astic in support of to give the company sceks also spoke at length. ing the enlightenment it was nearly miduight when the counc the the francise Notwithstand hours previous. The trouble information was not in 100 many confli W ting statements wero made. Gas Inspector Gilbert and Mr. Saunders failed to agree, and the former pronounced while the whole thing as an_impossibil the Fifth ward alderman assume the opposite position Mr. Munro was called to the chair when the council went whole. company was read giving fuel gas and pointing out the many benefits it would confer upon the people of Omah. manufactured here. Clerk Groves st in to read the ordinance granting a franchi: to the company. He was interrupted by Mr. cobsen., who wanted information touching the whole ter, Mr. Saunders re- sponded. He 1 visited the Maysville plant and had made inquiries ther body was pleased witn the One party had informed for three months for fuel purpe T ult of his investy gations were perfectly satisfactory, and he was fully convineed that the gas would solve fuel question in Omuna. In Chicago the as is furnished 25,000 consumers per 1,000 cubic feet, the £1, while the Omaha com- make an average charge of 40 ling to accept the franchise fixing the price of the gas to the consumer, and would invest £200,000 in a plant, the city had nothing to lose, and would not be affected in case the gas could not be farnished at the prices named. If the com- pany dia come it would mean competition in the fuel line, and that certainly was needed in view of the price of coal. He said the chief promoters of the scheme were J. Houston, ex-treasurer of the United States, of Connersyille, Ind., and ex-Congressman W. D. Owen of Logansport. jas Inspector Gilbert's report w. read. He had made two tests at Ma and the first tim 000 cubie feet was made. Figuring up the air that entered the gas, after allowiig 10 per cent for slip on the blower and 6 per cent for the tempera- ture of the air, né found that 89,000 feet of air had entered the and that the whole mixture wes v of air. The second test on 72,000 cubic feet of ga wed that 90 per cent of the mixture was In view of the price for purc gas he could not recom- mend that the people of Omaha be calied upon to pay for a mixture that contains 80 per cent of air, Gilbert w ted to explain ver- ore fully to the council regarding the which he did. He then expiained how were mado. Also that he found a harmless looking pipe that 1 0il to the generator, but it did not pass through the meter and was used to deceive. It required four times the amount of cil and double the amount of coal to manufacture 1,000 cubic feet of gas than the company claimed. He said it was impossible to furnish gas of a good quality for 30 cents a foot. He consid- ered that the people who were now seekin, the franchise here had beea gulled into by ing something that is worthless. Mr. Gil- bert drew from his pocket an agreement with Harris, the owner of the patent, that created a surprise, Mr. Gilbert is the owner of £200,000 in stock in the Consolidated Gas company, which he says is the same as operates the Maysville plant. He acquired the stock by surrendering some of his patents on manufacturing of fuel gas, He pronounces the Maysville plant as being a modification of his patent. While he is thus pecuniarly interested, yet he said, he be- lieved it wrong for the'compuny to furnish at such a low figure, when it could not do it, and he denounced the effort exactly . Jacobson wanted no hasty action, and t that it would be wise to wait until the plant the company 1s putting in at Bur- lington is in operation before the franchise is granted. \winders made another strong anting of the franchise, and thor- oughly “‘roasted” Harris, the patentee, whom he called a_fraud, and asserted that he had no counection with the Kentucky com- 4 He alsoread a lengthy letter from Mr. Owen, a member of the company. He icised Mr. Gilbert’s report, called atten- tion to the analysis of the gas by eminent chemwists, aud claimed everything good for i I aid the c would 8¢ 0 have in operation 1, 1804, a 5,000,0 0 foot plant, and it shall then be tested and 1f it aocs not produce 400 heat unit gas it is not to be operated, but if it does ten miles of mains shall be in' operation by the first of October the same year, Mr. Wheeler didn't propose to vote away any move franchises until he was convinced it would be a public benefit. From the in- formution he had it looke ry much as if there was fraud, He read extracts from o couple of trade journals pronouncing the Harris system a fraud, and in one the Mays- ville plunt was particularly referred to. Mr, Prince wanted a test made in Omaha, and he was not ready to vote away a fran- chise while a doubv existed as in this case. By agreement the whole matter was r forred to the committee on judiciary, with the gas inspector, city engineer and city at- torney for further investigation and in- formation. ple o for the g ————— WEATHER FORECASTS, It Will Be Cooler and Local Storms Will Prevail Today in Nebraska, WasniNGToN, D. €, June 7.—Forecasts for Thursday: For Ngbraska and the Dakotas —Showers and probably local storms in the east; cooler; winds shifting to westerly, For lowa—Showers and probably local storms; warmer in the east; cooler in the west; southwesterly winas, R Laura Dadd's Body Found. CriNToy, Ia., Jung 7.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.)—The body of Laura Dade, cently employed in the office of the Modern Woodmen at Fulton, IlL, as & stenographer, was found in the river this afternoon. She disappeared about’ & week ago and it was then thought she hud drowned nerself, e Towa Prisoners Sentenced. Lk Mans, Ia., June 7.—(Special Telegram to Tue Bee|—Today Judge Laad sentenced Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest 1J. S, Gov't Report, ol Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE the communication from the setting , and claiming given on the subject, a- journed, and the members were as far from reaching a conelusion as they were soveral as that the harmony, and that into the committee of the A lengthy communication from the the history of if JUNE 8 1893, ( Hayden McFarland to twenty years in_the penitentiary for the murder of ‘Toney Wan- ner at Struble in 1801, and_ David Reoves to nine years and two months for attempted wife murder, and Henry Schroeder to three years for burglary. A —— MANAGER BOYD'S OFFER. Generous Propositibn in Wehalt Dend Firemeon's Familles, Thomas F. Boyd, manager of Boyd's new | opera house, makes the following generous offer for the benefit of the families of the brave firemen who were killed at the recent Shiverick fire: OMATA, June 7.-To the RBditor of ' The use of Boyd's theater (s horeb to any loeal soclety destrous of giving an ene t alnment in aid of the families of the de- ased and injured firemen. TroMAs F. Bovyp, Manager. Doubtless this generous proposition will ba accepted today by some organization desir- ous of paying tribute, in a substantial way, ta the mémory of the unfortunate firemen who perished at the post of duty. They will also be doing a handsome thing for the familics of the firemen injured upon that asion of the e BEE: tendercd RS —— Dan Creedon Goes East, Manager John D, Hopkins of the Trans oceanic Specialty company, passed through city yesterday from San Frauci enroute to the cast. With him was Dan Creedon, the middleweight champion pugi- list of Australia. The champion is under contract to Mr. Hopkins for a period in America, They go to Chicago first, where a match will be made with Alex Greggins for 4 §5,000 purse, RS RACIIC BRIEFS. nd party left Chicago Inst night at 8 over the Pennsylvania railroad for Columbus, O. William Skakel, a gamblor, Josaph . editor of the Ch Evening Dis- L cume to blows last night in the lobby of mer house. ay and Dora Velzy of Grand Rap- 1ds, Mich,, were found dead fn the former's room yesterdiy morning. 1t 15 supposed to bo acase of murder and suicide, It is decided that the Mormon tabornacle choir of Salt Luke City, U. T., 260 strong, will take part in the World's fair musical contost u'l'hlln'n tn September under the dircetion of Prof. Evan Stephens of t Luther Turner, Otto S and Mrs, Kurner's Spring o driving in w nod R 1 yestorday o carringe they nd the entire ated down a deep bank into of Mis late Jac Kulin: r Ida Studebaker daughter of th T, E 1 Louls with he Cleveland, O., Free T anquet last night toast 1ist wis not_reac midn Among_ the guests of t sponded to toasts “were H Thomns G, Shearman, Willlam Lloyd and Hon. Tom L. Johnson. imuel Woolner of Peoria, 111, yosterdny sorved notice on the Distilling "and Cattle Foeding company that heroafter he would re- fuse_to deliver any spirits on its orders. There are 5,000 burrels 1n the Woolner warchous which Mr. Woolner has locked up until thé question of possession is settled. Attorney General Maloney cireult court at Chicago, 1L, quo wirranto proceedings against the Totul Abstinence Life ation of Awmericu. The object of the suit 15 to tike away the charter of the conc on the grounds of fraud and violation of the law under which it was organized. bout 2,600 physiciuns are in attendance on of the American Medical asso- session at Milwaukeo, Wis. The ot yosterdiy and s d of Richmond, Ind., The committes also seleete HEED = WARNING Which nature is constantly giving in the shape of boils, pimples, eruptions. ulcers, ete. These show that the bidod is contaminated, and some must be given to relieve the trouble. 1 the remedy to forco out these poi- sons, and enable you to GET WELL. i+ have had for years a humor inmy blood, which made me dread to shave, as small hoils or pimples would be cut, thus causing the shaving to apreat annoyance, After taking three bottles ‘my face i3 all clear and smooth as it shonld be—-appetite splendid, sleep , and_feel like running a foot ali from the use oz 8. 8. S. Crias, HEATON, 73 Laurel st Phila. Treatise on blood and skin discases mailed fréo BWILEFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlonta, Ga- DR, WILLIAMSON SPECIALIST osident of MEDICAL NEW ERA AND SURGICAL PENSARY, (Consultation Free.) Is unsurpasscd in tho treats ment of all Chronic, 0) WL toar TREAT) rBY Address with stamp which will ba s x5 Otticold 1oth-s P at the begun, in the m president 1 Francs Private isease: 1sult D3 e and platn unvelo Omaba.Nob. = FOR Spraying Treos, Wahing Windows, And Buggles Cleaning Chicken Coops. two brass nozzles ver, barrel of iron which cannot corrode or wear out; brass top and brass valvo to barrel; brass plungerwith cross handio and valvex of ok tannod leather. Works a5 woll and Insts as long n8 a high priced pump Circulars free. Agents CHAS. SCHUL THEIS S, Councll Blufs, Lo wa. NERVOUSDISORDERS And all tho traln of EVILS,WEAKNESSES, DEBILITY,ETC,, that ac- company them 1n men QUICKLY' wnd” PEWMA- NENTLY CURED. Full "SPIRENGTI and tone given Lo every part of tho body. | will won1 we- Curely packed) FIIZE o any suffersr the uresorip- tion that cured we 6f these troubles. Address, L A, BRADLEY, BATTLE CHEE Wo will send you the marve a¢ LT Preparation CAl nd s legal & Fronch OALTHOS will Restore sour Wealth, Strougth sud Vigor, Use it and pay if satisfied. Address VON MOHL 00, 17 sl darhin Lo, Ciagoiag, b ME TO Let Sickness GET WEL Follow Through the Summer. If one could be patient he could avoid many troubles. But it is worse than folly tobe patient | with an attack of neuralgia or rheuma- tism, or any complaint that arises from disorders of the nervous system. Such patience is not a virtue; itis ignoranc of the great danger that lies in delay whon one is first attacked with a nerv- ous disonse. B No troubles flatter the patient with such hopes of recovery as do diseases of this nature, and diseases of this natur comprise two-thirds the ills that flesh i beir to. Attend to your nervous sya- tem ! KNOWLEGE IS POWER Every manner of chronie dlscase can bo cured without the use of mediclne at the Council Bluffs ANTI-MEDICAL SANITARIUM. Nomatter how nearly dis or how much you have sullered fro and bad offects of stronz medicines, yon ean e oured and galn permancnt beneiit by the new anti-medical system of treatmeut. ~ Dis- cuses tranted: »urazed you ars, Ancmis, Apoplexy, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumpti, Curvature of tho pine, Dyspopsia, Liver Com- plaint, Neurslgia, Rheumatlsm, Paralysis, Constipation, Scrofula, Eczema and All Blood Diseases, Female Weakuess, De ness, Lockjaw, Hernin or Rupture, Plles, Norvous Palsy Bronchits, Aftections, Heart Disoase, o, All treated and cured by the Galvanic Electro Magnetic Battery For extracting mineral polsons, Vitalized Vapor and Ozone Baths For purifying the blood and beautifying the complexion. Vitalized I Tor systen, Vitalized Chemical & Electric Baths For removing all cancers and blood poisons* all antmal, vegetablo and t and Magnetic Baths s, debllities and toning up tho Th® Efficacy of the Abovo Mathods Daily Demonstratod by DR, BARNARD, A M. V. D, AT SANITARIUAM, 119 Stutsmaa Strast, Consll BluTs, In CONSULTATION FREE. NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U. 8. Depozitory, Omaha, Neb, CAPITAL, $400,000 SURPLUS, 865,000 Officers and Diroctors—Henry W. dent. . C Cushing. vice president: ¢ W. V. Morse, John 8. Colilng, J. N. i1, Patrick, Lew 18 8. Rtoed, cashler. THE 1RON BANK, prest 2 -~ Carriages. Burrles, Buggles, loa Correspondence 8ol1citbd. UN No. 5. Three spring beavy buslness wakop, (Y e gons and Bpring Wagous. It wili pay you 1l disoaso 1 5. Muurice, | you had tho grip? Do its effects still linger? Then go to the nearest drug storo and ask for a bottle of the remedy that makes people well. Mv. I Leo of Howell. Mich., whose portrait is given above, was left in low health and weak from tho effects of the p. Paine’s celery compound bene- fited him_at one s it has benefited and cured thousands who were sick, IPor goodness sako don’t let sickness follow you through the summer. Take Paine’s celery compound. 'aine,s selery compound makes peo- plo well. In early summer it is tho best of tonics for the weak and wearw. COUNC IL 345223 § STEAN DYE WORK All kinds of Dyeing and Oleaning dons 1o the | st ostyls ot the art. Faded ood stalned fabries made to 100k us good as new. Work promptly done ana_delivered n all parts of tho country, Sond for vrico list. C. A. MACHAN, Propriotor, Broudw near Northe wostern Depot, Telephono 522 Enpkie-Shugari Co. 109-111-113-115 Main Street. Largest stock of BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARD WARE in the city. Agents of the Celebrated | Gurney Hardwood Refrigerators.. Agents for the 0il Gas Stoves, the safest and newest stove out. We ar clusive agents for the Genuine Boynton Furnace, and all furnaco work is supervised by our Mr. Lautornasser, who is one of the best furnaco men in tho west. We curry o full stock of Field Seods.. City agents for the Pioneer Impie- ment Co.’s goods. Special Notices. FOUNIL BLUFFS. s Farm ani olty propert Pusey & Thomas, Counol and two yoars; solld color, Knum ACTS and 10 bought und sold. Blums (SARBAGE romovod, c2sspoois, vanlts, chimneys Xeleaned. Ed Burke, ut Taylor's grocers, 53) Brondway. l;uli SALE Callat b 1 EAUTIFUL home: all m low pr torms. A. J. Mandel, C. Blufts. TIoses kood dwalll timo. 11, An upright tive horso power boller. Brondway. quitics In_ono or two rlots. Bulance vn 1ong arin avenuo. Il tr. s for el (G AT by 0 feot on Frankiin 24 w Lost plutting proper Twd Tots oppostt $1,500.00. b botween 1st stroot and Franklin avenue. In the clvy, #20,000,0. rd stroet kehool, §1,600.00. 0 ) stroet and 12th ayenue. ouso In tho ity 87,600.00. WANTED, situntion in wholesslo or rtall dry Roods bouse. Can 11l any departmont; 18 years experience with eastern houscs; can glve refer. Addross 140 Motropolitun hotel, Counell in most de on Tontdonug, NO: 11 niencos, barn, ote. o Blog, TAUTIFU loculity B. ALh stre Day & Hoss, ngel W ANTED-Parties with a littlo tim@ ana eapi= tal to manufacturo and introduce patented novelties. 1L J 1a Ave, Counell Blufs, Adams, VS L' proved farm In wo nlo nt #4000 This Johnston & Van Patten. 0-ncre good, § dan Co., Neb., | elow its value. (300D wan cook and a kitehon girl wanted ot onoe Gt Patinew Nouse, Counctl B Cortland Delivery Wagons. Aro the Stron zest, Most Durable Wazons on tho Markot. We carry many styles of delivsry wagons. and a full lne of the celebrated Cortland 1o 6eo us before buylug elsewlere, ION TRANSEFER CO. 1304-5-8-10 Main 8t.,, Council Bluffs, Iowa.