Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1893, Page 3

+ (&5 OFFICE: Leltvered by How 3 < | Iinsiness Offiee TELEPTONES { Xight Bditor Il MINOR MENTIO, N. Y Plumbing Co, Boston Store bankrupt sale !l Estate Co., The Ma yne R Meetings are_b the mission on W H. R Hin ines. Neb,, v onday. The Board of Supersisors will hold its session Septemb Monday. Betty Bush commenced a suit in the dis trict court yesterday fora divorce from John M. Bush on the gr ) license was issued yesterday to William Voss and Mar Awattamie county. A marris Pot and 16, The Young Men's Christinn association anized a foot ball team, with [, C Dale as captain concher. The grounds are at the corner of Ninth street ana Ninth avenue, Zephaniah Hughes got has on perlodicnl jamix roke his wife's She e Zephaniah now | assault and The P er church will g sociable on Frids of Rev. G, W. stre A fine accused of b of him: wife have bec s. and h J. Rigl. A which the case morning, The Ro It will ¢ nap opportun lenve afte Miss kloise Ca a surprise part Council on Perin themsel stealthily across being served Harry M the eity lust and atonce o sic was fous in Missos when some oftice on suspicion of houseb tho ofiic which took effc Delow the knee, fujur; 801 I»n\w ian wi ked aftes Wanted, | ladies to prepare keepers, banker: raphe alway the W tembe PERSON to Mr. evening. John M. Pus JONC lrs. Edwin Charles and Ed, have goue to Chicago, . C. Miller of ! o guest of Dr. M in the city and J. K. Rice. Dr. Misses Stella and Belle Patterson are home from a two months go, and family and Mrs, E. Shu- from u visit of several weoks 1L, and Chic G AL bert are hom to Sherman, Mr. and Mr ing for a three w Boston and Chicago Avs. L, I, I v 1r M. C. Vand Keoline L hunting tour in Colfax count Jobn M. Galvin ana J n to en chos Xavier's church be held in Chica Miss Patricia ten days here the coming year. Council Bluffs kindergarten Monday, Soeptember Huvdwan, princiy assistant. Iu resp quests a primary and secondar nadded for children beyond Willow avenue. ment has b kindergarten age. 5 Granite ware Ln-u-.- for ten days. Buy your preserving ettles now, Ask your grocer for Domestic S0P Schiool for the Deat, The next t Schoal for the Deaf Wednesday 1 it H. W, Rothert has sent out circulars requesting here on that day ances with oficer will meet all trains on have been many improvements made about the institution grouuds during the vacation. meuc and § sperintend « THE DAILY : I‘|':!‘ ll'<l|;.\l|'l. STREET NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | 2 ~ GREAT BANKRUPT SAL $39,000.00. Thirty-nine Thousand Dollar Bankrupt Stock of W. D. Richardson & Co, Rockford, Ill., bought by the BOSTON STOR disposed of in addition to our own immense stock within the next thirty days bought at about 5oc on the dollar, make up your mind for bargai | Little Rift of Light § Street Railway Storm Olouds. es Throngh the 1o any part of the city TILTON DIRECTORS CONSULTING WITH CITIZENS Evidence of an Inter ot the Troable nd Mary B. Reitor of Hast by Justice Fox on | | have any intention of acced of the people of Councii Bluffs ¢ sterday, when three of the d | Millard, Guy C | paid a visit | the purpose of having interviews with repre The meeting was held d doors in the parlors of the and, as stated gentlemen, was held for the purpose of as. certaining “what 1s the matter with Council that the directors of | ancil Bluffs Bridge company ) the wishes N. W. Wells, | of Abe Lincoln post, Grand Arm fternoon for sentative citizons at The citizens who were called upon to as- sist the directors solving this by twos and wers asked to state the causes Itis learned that the seemed to be anxious to o somo agreement by which sandburrs might be taken out of the road been compelled to travel for the past few months, at the People Wan ses a plain, un uses for complai at half price for ten day nights ago and 1 led upon uishes in jail nw heuring before Justice Fox on the charge of ottawattamie n association {Avoca for threo dny bor 26, This change efit of those who wish to attond the ¢ fairs which occur about tended at first to hold th The ladies of St John's Enghsh I its meeting nt commencing Scptem- as made for the ben- district court yesterda day in ca ment of the ¢ and in every listened attenti the time it was in- grand jury were principa any in refusing to p 1 the property owne ly over the Shields, V Coleman. The us South Seventh wram will be rendered by Omaha and Counci Twenty-five conts will cover all char Charles Wareham for the paving de to the popu reduction of fare bevw, ar demand for a en the two cities, J.oH, namo of a man ving made a beastly exhibition i part of the city on nt rate mad Goldie Holman, Oscar Baxter: tmost with- in the westes a number of occasions in for only a few t of people whose business ¢ across the river almost every d groc art of the e enurely without any legs yesterday morning dissutisfaction with the mai ment of Superintendent A also brought up by the d themselves, < Island out from here next excursion trains wh planning on sending Sunday cne of the finest rolled out of the y the veterans through to lis without chaage. band will will be ists to visit the he has been the head of the affairs of the in Council Bluffs, stones have heen droppin ‘tors until they have sistibly impelled (o look and see where the storm is coming from. gain his liverty. He is something of the boys, and given for the excur on the jailer chance, when he would succced in getti ML May Offer n Compromise. What the result’ of the cannot be told yet, a the city are o meeting will be last evening her friends, who met enue, marks that w transtorming s into chilly-looking ghosis, went lots to the home of M u Morning: spent most enjo; amusemerts, delicious reason to believe that nged in the course of o tisfactory to all parties concerne: and do away w few days which refreshments :d dealings betw, company so unpl lullen, a young man with some of the symptoms of the tramp, vening from led at the police 1 to dress a bullet From the stol LVing a good U for months past Priday and it is ext 3 v definite action will be taken at that time, hole in his right he tells it scoms he 10 with some compun- DR. POULSON VINDIC Council Biurs, Poulson has His letter from Chicago, ex- King aff Hestarted torunand sent tin his leg a short dist Upon having a trial he w discharged, but no attention was paid to his which had become exceeding trouble by tho time s called i and he was g city juil over night. returned to Council Bluffs, plaining the mystery of the ing the remains Second Day's Christi; church y He shows several letters from an his needs were iven a bunk in the latter first mo cording to th istied with M *d to the Paci doctor’s story he gentlemen and as many of the board, appointme for teachers, book- and an Cineinn ems to have warpath and he started McJunkin on the ze of the dos tic troubles to start numerous sensational session consisted of devotional good pluc well qualified to fill them. crn Towa college begins Sep- 1. Tuition only $1.00 per week. W. S. Paulson, Council Bluffs, Ta. Notico to Change in time, commencing Monday, Aug. 7. Trains for Manawa leave at the following hours: Broadway at 10 a. m. , 4 and 5 and thercafter until 12 p. m. S| st arges are those which cluster about the of Lincoln on the “*Needs of the 5 Abpoiniment to him By a mutual when the babe understanding between nimself 1s born dead. afternoon Council Bluffs a ning trains at Acpithemuporm that the babe was dead when 1, and that it had never drawn a The coroner’s jury has a verdic’ to phe with the little attorney to nd he will w Susan toffman has returned from do>tor has instructed it to him at Council t here until it arrives, Then he will proceed to place it in a v. The docter has o F. M. Gault left for Chicago 1 his farm at returned from a three months visit in Nebraska y is confined to his bea at Col- fax Springs with rheumatism, have his owj ay inga vault on this 1 using it to kecp butter and other perish, he wants to place vault there is a wholesome kick on the part of the tenant and tie doctoris in a quandary contest the question acoma, Wash,, is he little zinc cumseb t to Storhing, ther to decide by and let the vault Ido Nason left last even- *The Light of seks trip to New York, M. Rarger, H son 0. C. Atwater, 1 Otto have re ends at Woodbine, Mrs, W. H. Wakefield retu from a visit of six weeks with friends in Paul and Minneapolis, W.J. Davenport left yesterday tou, where he will tuke in the southwestern Towa firomen’s tournament. Luge Mithen leaves today for college, at South Bend, Ind., where he will attend school during the coming y. nd the Misses Lulu and urned from a visit with dom of thought and of religious belicf. rot so faras ried, but the along the susme Iv will take twenty years deal of secret ritualistic work to be pre required eleven volumes like the the Messih of 450 puges. deal of work to be done The doctor says when he receives the box from California he will attend There is a good colu; D. R. Dungan, Bethany: Ma to putting it fornia to defend himself in the divore after which he wil clkham have turn to Council Bluffs and will probablygemain here permanently L the Catholit congress to J Shi comer, I Dareaugh will start week for the World's fair, sho will go to St. Joseph, where she expects to atiend school during The Twin City Dye works since its cs- tablishment here up a trade by its sup. and cleaning whi any; A. D" Hurmon, Bethan its facilitie , the proprietor, intends 10 have the new building and machinery ready for fall work. everything is done in 21 Farnam strec Avenue A and 26th street, Bad Bills Made Good, these times, If you have bills against people not livin in lTowa employed by telegraph or tele- phune company enterin Investmeyt Collections guaranteed. Williamson & t and best bic v the day prior of the scho Domestic soap outlasts b Wheel Club Ruus. which has been adopted by Captain George nders for Sale cinders for walksand driveways. to E. D. Burke, Stop at the Ogden, Council Blufts, t e best #2.00 house in Low. Dowestic soap 1s the vests 200 loads nice, clean | tr | but sold to another dealer. He was in- dicted for onty | prete Bine club for the month of September 3 Y , Malyern, 60 miles y, September Omaha, 11 wiles; Sunday, September 10, 4 a oux City. 100 wiles! Wednesday, Sep w., bew bridge, 6 tember 13, 7:15 p. | Sunday, Soplewber 17, 7 & w., Macedouis, nesday nt City, 15 mi City itdp.om, 1 September 20, Sunday Wednes rk's Mill, 6 miles . AR Comendes, Attention. The twenty-seventh annual encamp- ment of the Grand Army of the Republic takes place at Indianapolis Septomber 5. There promises to be at this encamp- ment this year the groatest assembly of comrades “this country has ever seen On the return trip a stop will be made at the World's fair, where a special pro- gram has been arranged for the vet- orans of the Grand Army of the Repub- lic. Rates will be low. We urge you toattend. We ha ¢ d free space in chair cars and low rates over the Chi- cago, Rock Island & Pacific rail 1 a solid train through to Indianapolis with- out change. Hand in your names and accommodations wanted for yourself and friends, to the undersigned committe R ar treet, ain will leave Sunday, September 3, 30 p. m. of the Republic or at the Chi Island & Pacific office on P¢ A. SPAULDING, S, DAWSC B. DRIESBACH, Committee? Cole & Colo are »ni!;uu wr nite ware Now is the rving kettles. time to buy your pre Coal eheap for cash. Carbon Coal C 34 Pearl street, Grand hotel bldg. District Court O Judge Macy opencd th . August term of pending the entire g the docket and a gning those who are awaiting the action of the The grand ju the following being th Van Pelt, J. R. Macrae, B. 1 was empaneled, drawn: W. C. s Jensen, J. H wes Looby, . B, J. igninent of equity cases worning. The following s wero apraigned : Jsterly, Joé Hug 1l be made this prisone Webb. alias aylor, Irvin Birch, 1 Boynton, It was learned yesterday that Pat ( the burgl ught in W. I, K about a month ago, w! phc in jail 1 authority, the required formahity of filing an informiation having never been gone through with. Tl defe t in the procedure w remedied. 1t has been learned within the past day or two that Casey had a neat little scheme already d, by which he meant to wrestier, and told one of his comrades ir jail that he meant to try the “straugle-hold ometime when he got a good away before the jailercould recover himse He then proceeded to show his comrade just how he iutended to do. but the treatment worked with sucha vengeance that the prisoner was laid out limp as n he came to himself he informed the of what had habpened, and the latter s guard against attacks, censhields, real tateand rentals, 600 Brc 5 ur meals this sumper on a gas At cost at the Gas company George S, Davis, proseription druggist. Smoke T, D. King & Co's Partagas. Domestie soap is the best i s CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE. ssion Kesults in & Groatly Incroased Attendance. The second day’s session of the Nebraska 1 conference at the First Christian erday morning opened with de- votional exercises at 9 o'clock. Enrollment of delegates was followed by an able address from the president. The balance of the morning’s program was devoted toa report t of committees J. H. Hardin of address from R t, O, The order of business for the afternoon’s idresses from O. C. Atwater of G. Merrill of Wakefield, L. r atton, John I Smith of Nebraska Ci J. Mercer of Fairfield and A. W Reports of colleges and standing commit- tees and “The Question Box™ completed the ion, ng Rev. A. McLean of Cinei 1 an addross to the delegat, ed church work in general and cived close attention. he following is a list of delegates in tendance at the conferenc Mr. and ;W L. Ennefer, Bethany; G. J. Oliver, Bethany ; ite Snuflin, Wymore; Mrs. L. H. Humphrey, Hebron L. W. Sadle Odell; A."W. Dic . North Bend; I 5. Hollenbaugh, North Bend J. Hollen baugh, North Bend; H. Platts- mouth; C. K. Mushon, Des Moines; Mrs, M 5. A. Hoover, Alvin Saunder: North Bend; I J 1. Hos W. W, Swith, A. D. Finck, Fremont; Lincoln; P. H. Wynd, I eman, Bethany 1 mpton; . Brunton, ) Murs. Lincoln; Mrs, Albert Sch izabeth Miller, Wahoo; Hugh W. N. Hollett, Dorches- ory Louisa Christy, I H. Hoot, Te- N. Elliot, M Maud ud, Bot Wright, Bertha By son; Adr n, Dorchester ontz J R Spich, South Omaha; Tecumseh’ Z. P. Bush, Tecumsen ; Hagan, Shenandoah, la ‘on; D, W. Opun, 1 Searney’ W. P, Jewett Katic son; L. S, Stratton; O, H, Derry, Ashland; Granville Snell, Elliott; J. D Lemon, Stella; J. Gilbert, Johnson'; James Willigms, 'Elnwood; ' clson ward Bome H. Humphreys, Hebron; Minnie Gilmore, Blue Valley: H. A, Pallister, How- rd; J. R French, Belleville, Kan,; Albert hwartz, Omaha; J. A. Beattio, Bethany ; I Smith, braska City; Mrs Kirk, Fairbury; Sherman Kirk, Fairbu D. Dabuey, Colfax; I'red C. Bower, Bower; Edwin Jeary, Lin- valter, vans, Bethany: Mrs. H. P. Sho i Mrs. K. I>. Taylor, Bloomington, lvaus, Arapahoe; G. W. Muck: , Kansas City; Mrs. G. W. Muckley, Kan- sus Ciy 3 Mrs. 1. D. Evans, Bethany': Mary B. Goodmun,Omiha; Mrs, Shively, Fairfield Iy, Fairfic o Now: s City: Camma Hall, Verdon; C. W. Hemry, Bethany; Alice Homry, Both: e tolowing is th sossion: Morning Session—9:00, reports of commit- tees and other business; 10:45. devotional ex ercises; 11:10, address, Lo L, Carpenter, Wa bash, Ind Afterncon Session cises: report of se program for today's votional exer- port of bands, Mrs, M. 1. King; re of organizer, An’ nette Newcouw report of treasurer, Mrs. M. C. xon; report of com os; president's address: paper—“Our steine; recitaty 4 oved Y Mrs. 8. V. Cotner; paper—+What the Chris- tina Women's Benevolent Mission Does for the Church,” Jessie Wolf; he Greatest Work in the World,” Annette Newcomer. Evening Session—Devotional exercises H address, Mrs. Alice Willigms. e Simply « Breich of Trust, BLOOMINGTON, 11l Aug. 20.—Judge Myers of the county court in this y has rendered a decision affecting the in- arest of farmers and grain dealors. D, yle, a farmer, sold 1,600 bushels of corn | to a dealer and drew $400 on the con- Pyle failed to deliver the grain, ning mon: ses. Judge Myen Pyle had the grain when he con- | tracted'to sell, he committed only a breach of trust, which is not & crime, under false The above stock being , in the Dry Goods line, THE”G‘REAT SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK during sule for 15¢. 50c all-wool cords and c ns unheard of in the wes heavy Rockford sucks, threo for Everything ut list ng all tho bost makes, LINEN DEPARTMENT. 39¢ and 42¢ unbleached damask nt price, includ- grays, blues, blacks and fancies, during sale all at 5e a yard. shirts, 25¢ each 65c and 75e shirts, excellent styles, 50¢ o daric working wash goods at one- half original price during sale. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. and children’s vests, 8¢ each. 124c ladles’ ribbed vests, 8¢ each. c Swiss ribbed vests 17¢ shmeres, dur- 81.25 and $1.50 silk striped shirts 50c mixed cheviot pluids and stripes in one lot, 324c. 7oe and $1.00 Matelassa cords and s at 39¢, a special lot. cloakings and suitings 1.00 to $1.75, chowee for H0¢, 550 and A8c unbleached damask at in gents’ tecks, four-in-hunds and pufls, 83c, three for 58c and 67¢ bleached linen damask at Ilars, choice of 15e four-ply linen ¢ stock 10c each. UMBRELLAS. y umbrella 1n the store during Positively a that sold from # 69 a yard, Choice of our 75¢ und 85¢ bleached linen damask at All our 39¢, one lot, during 50c lisle vests 3 ale at 35¢ each or threo exclusive foreirn dress ranging from $8.00 to 819.00,at half price, only one to a customer. SILK BARGAINS. Our entire stock of figured China silks y 890 and 67c, during 3 positively limited to one tern Lo a customer, 000 (three thousand dollar) stock of inch fine damask 8¢ gents’ anderwear for 50¢ gents’ balbriggan underwenr, gents' blue mixed underw Ladies’ silk vests, regular 7 during sale at 48c. HOSIERY, 10¢ ludies’ fast black hose, 6c a vair. 17¢ ladies fast black hose, ¢ regular made hose 17¢, three pairs offer to reduce our im during sale of linen sots ull the above As a spocial ins we will off price, including stitched and plain cloths, MISCELLANEOUS. Wall paper stock ging paper during salo at 10c per new prico on eve Colored parasols, choice of the lot The above retailed from $4.00 to $6.50 each. WHITE WAISTS AND CADS During this sale at ono-half the This is a spe shall be found just as white waist ! the original price MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS during sale at actual cost, including bleached. half bleached and this sale at 20 st wenves, offered at this salo at cost ¥ piece av top mark, WASH GOODS. 5 lawns and o 10¢ outing flannels, al offer wnd dvertised, ever, cup at onc-half All our coats and capes at hatf price. kid gloves 87c per pair in slates, blues and tans. Big offer, 10c checked Je pattern skirts und 3¢ white goods in one lo 124c5 don’t miss this lot. barguins atbe and 70 & 83c and 39¢ fine imported hose. 3 19¢ children’s ribbed hose, tans and reds, for 124c. toweling, 63o. blacks, only 9¢ a pair. GENTS" FURNISHINGS. 150 mixed socks, 69¢ box of half a | unbleached; also our entir , sheetings at manufacturors corded dress ginghams, 5e a ) mulls, 6ic o 6ic apron check ginghums, Sca yard. Potter’s best oilcloth 12}c a yard. _ BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO. COUNCIL BLUFFS, SOUTHERN ANTHRACITE COAL NO SMOKE. This new candidate for public trial comes in prepared , same as Pennsylvania coal. three to five per cent AS MUCH FIXED CARBON as the ed DISCUSSED THE NEW RULES | X WAS BIG. IWASFAT. IFELT MEAN. I TOOK PILLS. I TOOK SALTS, IGOT LEAN. people that the p NO SOOT. would be under obligation to cite ice where the people had exhib- ited fear of their mon had been tak 1 from tho banks since It contains within anthracite eney they could He chailengea anks to show [ ILness Ashes and Less Sulphur. Try it before buying, samples call on Handsome Women CanLoss Wa!3h Homely Men Look Bettar Try Dr. Edison’s No Dietinz. d in any particular kind of mone entatives from ment would shi out greenback vush to the tre For further information and v these people who drew ary for gold. Wanted Thelr Money. Ho had been in Denve anks § (all solvent) fhad elosed H. A. GOX, SOLEKE AGENT, Couacil Bluifs. en four national 10 Main Street (4 the peopl was told with “We do not know what the We have been told there is to be ut financial disturbance i the country don't know if the bank ¢ us our money . k it satest to get it now. the trouble was COUNCIL BLUFF3 STEAMDYE WORKS A1l Kkinds ot Dyelng vant it, and wo Teller said, had emanated from metropolitan presidents of of them was Band worth Twice the Monsy, ton, Hardwurs, Cary Sta. K promptly wais going to parts of the ght about a state of thin, brought about country by such mear eller went on at g s which could time and in any st, for comfe tton pounds, WACHAN, Propristor, reduced my wo vow, und Ldid welgh 24 They Are Doing Me Goo banks in refusing to pay e depositors in public opinion in favor of the repeal of tho : orted interviews Inclosel find ih9) esident and 1have used ons an ithink hoy ary L RALEY, 1) 0. Box i, Talk So Miuch About Your Pill3, witributed to the dent (and which, hesaid, had ne ple of the 1 an objeet | Without concluding his or yielded for u motion to proceed to ative business, and afterwards the sen- te adjourned, — TALKED ON MANY SUBJECTS, K BALING PRESS Machine at a 1 Our Warrenty Goos with Eac iorse, full-clrele mach urgest feed opening of ¥ Continions.Ball -Tons-a-Day I ) L think Lwiiltey THE SQUT J. MORIKIS, 4 Porey Steaa Feel Botter andWeigh 13 Pounds Loas for which you 0fthy obasity pills bottle und fosl vary d wolgh 18 pounds loss than wasa L bo, Lwill continu, periences and A tnking the b yd's last night, onstruction; Durabifity—all the BEST. o time to buy u hay peess, South sixth Stret oy Plad It will pay you to see our machines bes fore you buy An tndivldual wh fifteen minutes, after which the city ¢ entered und ook seats upon the stag lowing this the aigning the Pinke nd others who had a hand stead riots, abusing the principal political purties and responsible for present conditions 1anas of tho ‘itizn talked Dr. Kdlson says that In” my exporience, which 1s c Josomo skin disoasss sush. A Full SIZT OF TIZETIT in suppressing Special Notices. COUNGIL BLUFF3: 118 tho fat and Rothschilds and (0O SALF-—Good house of waven roome, loes on sl monthiy paybientey at1707 Niuth A demand for the #holition of coin and the Swildeat” mouey 9 President Cle: Iy or Bands, ur bth, I substitution of of water makes a deliclons so4a diction that BITRACTS and loans, A & Thomus, Councl aol wdditional | o ved, cosspool Hottles 1or §4.9) Paxton oo in small sums, say city bonds would 3ud for our full () nam Stroat O YOU know thit Duy & I{ess have some Cholee bargaing in frait and ardon | coluwmn)artiele on obesity MENTION ADDR & Kirsch- | S8 EXAOTLY AS GIVEN BKING THIS WIPH YoU DT ACRES T §00d_city proj 600 Broudway, ewed half a dozen other occury | in which he has figured, besides telling the | audience about his se: at the World's fair. T'he city council wmembers sitting on the stage Nicholson & Co., & Company W. C. ESTEP FUnera Direcior & Emoatey, 14, N, Main St., Council Bluffs, NERY EVILS, WEAKNES s in swelling the Dopt. 24, Boston. Mass, 113 . Chicago, I1L,'4) W. New York Clty For sale in Omaha by Snow, Lund & Co. a5 A, loe ofticel ded in o body, ro fari In Hardin townsl) with beariig or 820 well tmproved, $30. up at a lively rate interrogations and Johuston & Van Pa amusement of th cublil 148, NieLol yet over four & Co., 600 Broadway Judge Elor penned & letter i Shetland pony, 4 mbers of the bar of this quests Tue BEEto publish it. To do 80 would cousnme a column of space, which cannot be spared in this issue. The judge says his name will not be pre- sented for the consideration of the Douglas county bar meeting ow passively permit my t the bar convention und se ment my political opponents would immedi- at [ haa used my influence as judge to obtain the bar recommendation, and this charge, should 1 succe nowination of the o would be used to my detriment at the clee- | DISORDERS : 10 go before addressed to the m county, und r of Juines & Haverstoek, 204 strect, Council Blufly, ately charge t ED-Girl for decided that | in obtaiuing | given toevery partof the 102 Fourth aires 5 ACRES, 9% miles from postofic His reason, Nleholsou & Co., 6OV Broadway,