Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1893, Page 3

£ o 52 ) o s ey st S TEAS e o N DALY BE E1 COUNCLL BLUFLS T No. 1 [URRT Laitvercad by cuirier (o a W TILTON - THL P MINDI MENLI0N, | Toston store, cloale | ¥rank Porday has hovght ot tha restan. | rant Iatoly conduotel b < 1 Andy Moon nnd 12d arn nrvow terday on the atge of asssult nac bat | @ e s AL | Austin of NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFRS MoGeo Wolde the Thren Acomsed Tiremen to the Grand Jury, EVIDENCE IS STRONG AGAINST THE TRID Longthy Summing Up of All the Points i the Case by the Court-Col i Bail Bond Low. oy Khown fillod yhich will be eoinraci r" N ¢ lunts fu the near future | over o th Wl juey Meeting of the \W d in In the d the court rehearsed the JHelEnew NLILIvel 190 Broadway Uhis | eyjdencs, which showed that a vacant baild "",""”‘“.” A IVHIAIVES S | i had baon Lth 108 on the aight MOmbOrs At | 0f October 11, each time by vhe use of cotton The revival meotings continue in | te, saturated with coal oily: that the Baptist chiurch eve night this ofce chaged the men, who were seen run Rev. M. W, Akers of suington, 11 | ning away from the fire just after it was Bl ILAL AU SRt | started the second i that: wion Gy AT e o8 Giroon, | Called to the ranners to stop thioy frereased was burled Sunduy at Hazel Dell A | their speed and finally brouneht up in the Overton officiating. 1ithel was 13 yecrs of [ Upper Broadway engine house, and were age and was orc of the brightest scon going up stairs, but not recognized her sehool. Typhoid fever was i { "I court then went on to say in substance of s » money and a watch from the resi- | “The are no such discrevpancies in the nee of L. Potrl on So1th Seventh street, | testimony of these witnesses and no suct .‘1‘““ mplewed tistri o art yester- | jmprobability as to warrant the conclusion iy 1 pse went to Uhe Jurys | gt these witnesses deliborately pevjure g et ut these csses de tely porjured who brought 1t s verdiet of gullty a fow | o e ont oL meiitame minttes luter. | Michael O'Connor died_yesterday at St. | 1mpeaching them or contradizting their Bernard’s hospital, azed 70 yoars. He came | statements. Under such cireumstances, we here from Hastings, L., and has been taking | ave bound to credit their statenienis treatment for 4 month past. Yesterday, as | “On the same nizht some time after the he was going to dinner, he feil dead upon the | second attemnt to five the building, the po floor. The time of holding the funeral will | Meo caugnt the defendant, Webber, prowling not bo fixed until his relatives can be heard | about the rear of the same building, having oM on his person the same substance (cotton Mrs. Ella Wheeler, who lives in Garner | Waste, suturated with coal ofl,) Arhich had slonors of insanily yesterday afternoon for : e thres ere a an exannnation. She was t'\.xm!ullwl ot ’\'."I‘[‘I‘ ; “'-:"‘ ‘“'l\v'x :»-{l 'x;:um, i ;‘1:” n year ago, found insane, and sent to St in the 8paco of > hours, Bornard's hospital, whore sho ramained” for | 4 by the useof the same means. It is eight monthe. AL tho requestof her rela- | hikhly improbablo thut the three attempts tives she was then allowed o be tuk h...'-h N ';'I ‘~;'“h:. i;:lr:-”:x l.\‘ml\‘u;:v‘ :S'v‘.fl." xul:-)lri:y 0, 08 § Was thoug L cured. She D5 olner, C H Vil 2 O] : BRI GOl P el the | eidence that they all happened 1o try to five examination ve - rosultad in her being | the same vacant building by the use of the sent biole uy same neans and in the same night n to the hospital. Were Acting tn Conjunctio 3 Timely Warning 3 “The two men who started the second fire I8 given by the Boston Store as 1o time | guew that the police nad discovered their and pluce to hu{ reliable and seasonable | erime and that they had been seen by three merchandise. ‘We offer as special offer- | diferent officers. ~ Would these two men ings while thoy last attractive bargains | who had been discovered and chased by the i thie Pollbwing line: | police 8o soon venture back again to the Odds and ends in kil gloves, sold from | Scene oftheir crime to make another at- all colors and may seissors, all e and Soed sizes, at 1,000 pairs of blankets, special, G2ic to $12.00. G-inch heavy all wool twilled dress annels Be, worth i Best quality dark prinfs se a yard inch twilled figured suitings yards for $1.00, suitable for comfort- ables. We show the bost value in batts for | the monoy. . Underwear counte speciai in ladies’ at 25c, 3¢, B¢, G2ic. Gents', e, S0c, The, $1.00. In hostery, as usual, we arve headquar- Everything you .want; prices iHAM, WHITELAW & Co., Council Blufs, 1 —We close every evening at 6 p. 8 (um Mondays and Suturdays. BOSTON STOR Domestic soap is the be. Williamson & Co., 105 Main street, largest and best bicyele stock in city. PERSONAL ¥ rarns. J. R. McPherson is home from Chicago. Miss Kittle Buchell has returned from a Chicago trip. Miss Alice Stearns left fair yesterdny. J. J. Stewnrt and fawmily from a visit to the eaat. £ B Bolt and L. C. Patterson Sunday for a visit to the fair. County Clerk T. 8. Campbell yosterday from the World's fair, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Layton are home from a visit to the Columbian exposition, Thomas Hughes and sister, Miss Ce returned Sunday from u visit to the fair, J. Y. Aitchison of Hastings, Neb., spent Sunday in the city visitng Lis son, W. I Aitehison Mr. aud Mrs, Thomas Ofilcor, Mr: Blaive and Mrs, W. O. Wirt X howe today from a trip to the World's H. A. Woodbury and Georgo S. Wright have gone to Chicago for another visit to the Cairo theater, They will be absent scveral duys. Rev. J. Indus Farley, pastor of the Fifth Avenue Methodist ehurch, started yosterday for Inainna, where he will put in ‘ten days visiting his aged mott er. W. W. Welsh, train dispatcher or the Rock Island, has gone to Davenport to spend a few duys. ' Ivis reported that he will be married during his absence, Mrs. J. G. Rishel and Miss May Rishel, mother and sister of J. B. Rishel of the Rock Island freight oftice .arrived in the city last evening for a few days visit on their way to Chicago. We will put in fthe Round Oak fu naces for $100, guaranteed to hold fire World for the s have returned started returned forty-eight hours with soft coal. Will burn anything, Cole & Cole, sole agents for Radiant, Home and stoves, 41 Main street. Round Ouk How Mulvaney Was Worked, Dick Landon and *Dutch” Boyington are having a trial in the district court on the chargo of holding up & young man namoed Mulvaney on the road from Council Bluffs to Crescent City and rovbing him of £, Mulvaney, who Is about as unhuggable a specimen as 18 often seen, was put on the stand and testified that Cora Keed, one of the party, put ier arms around his neck and by menns of her blandishments, coupled with threats by Boyington and Landon that they would kill him, succeoded in making him give up his money. ‘'he trial was not com pleted yesterday, and is likely to uake up a good shave of today. The attraction at Miss Ragsdale’s this week will boa special sale of trimmed hats. Prices will range from $2.50 to 0.. 00, w. Hund lmwvrr Lverett block Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. Hetwoen T t and Landiord, J. W. Payne, who lives in the west end, was urrested Sunday evening for stealing some corn belonging to & man named Hendrioks, to whom he had rented forty acres of land with the understanding that he was to have one-third of the corn raised thereon in lieu of rent. Payne broke the lpck of the field gate Sunduy morning and with several men und teams commencgd 1o ‘;nhnml«'lr) uway the corn. Hendricks ad him urrested and the case is set for hearing in police court this morning. Jarvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs, Ia. W. E. Chambers_will commence his wncing classes in ednuadu), October 4. George S, Masonic temple 3. Davis, p sscription druggist. Dowestic soup 1s the veste tempt? It is unreasonable to sunpose that they would. It is highly improbatle then that Webber was one of these tiwo men, and that though discovered he the fool- hardiness to venture back again. But the conclusion that Webber was not one of the o men discovercd by the police and that he was ignorant of their attempt and their discovery does notovercome the presumption that there was some connectinz link between all three of thescattempts. The material used in all three atte vas such as dina ily found only in engine houses, machine | shovs and the 1i he differont paftics within a short time attempted to commiv the same crime at the same place and in the same manner. The two men who weve dis- coveved ran to the Broadway engine house and Webber, who was very indisereetly re leased when first caught.” was rear the same night in the sanie er company with his co-defendant, Nichols These facts would show that the partics who made these three attempts were all « ing in futherance of a prearranged conspi acy and that tho rendezvous of the conspir- ators was the Brondway ongine house, De- feudants Nickolson and Schofield were both firemen who are stationed at this enzine house. October 11, the day the conspiracy Is said to have been formed, they were with Webber in suloons and other places in Omalh, Wolght of Webber's Testinon ine housc «eaving out of consideration confession the other eviacnce is sufiicient to show that there was a conspi , and to fasten the guilt on Webber, Nicholfon and Sehofield. Webber testified that he was not present at the first two attempts to fire tho build- ing, being cogaged ut the time in playing poker m Hausen's saloon; that he was a that when ho oon he went directly to the en- s house, secured the waste saturated with oil and without any conversaticn with any one went alone to the place where he was caught. ‘This testimony was shown to e frue by other facts in evidence. “*Webber further testified that on the after- noon of October 11 he ana Chief Nicholson and Schofield were together in Omaha, and that while returnivg on the car they talked about the tive department of Omahu as com- pered with Council Bluffs, and Chief Nichol- sou suid that 1f we had more fires we would Dave more men,' und that it Webber would got & ‘hustle’ he could get n job, and that we would set three or four fire wore men.” Nicholson also said, *You get out and rustle nml do the job, and you will got on the fo “Webber further testified that Nicholson promised to kivk for more men, and us Web- her had been a substitute and was trying to geton regular, Schofield and he azreed to start a fire. The two buildis talked of were the ones which were fived, and one back of Maurer's china store,” Vebber's party 1o the conspiracy, and lery Conspiragy Cloarly Shown, ho judge after quoting the statutory re- quirement that the evidence of an accomplice should be corroborated, quated authority showing that this corroboration might be by circumstantisl evidence just us surely us by thesoral testimony of some witness. “Tho court held that Webber's testimony was clearly corroborated as to the fuct that te had confederates, and that ho was not present at the first two attempts to burn the building. and was ignorant of them when he weny to the building for that purpose, and that he had made the attompt in pursuance of a prior conspiracy. Theso material points He was further corroborated in his testi mony that Nichoison and Schofield were the co-conspirators by the fact that the rendez- vous of the parties to the crime was the eneine house where they are stationed, and that at the time and place where he testifies the conspiracy was formed he and these de- fendanuts were togetner in « ha. What th On the part of the defense the.only wit nesses wore Nicholson and Schofield, who admitted thut they were with Webber in Omaha and had_several beers together, got onto the same aud returned together then going into the Denver saloon, where thoy had “nother dvink together, They de- nied having had such a conversation as Web- ber nareated, and denied that thoy had an, any conversation at all. ‘The only remark made, according to their testimony, was one uttered by Nicholson, who simply saia there was a strony wind blowing, bug 1o one made reply and nothing more wus said during the whole ride home. That compawdons thus drinking together should ride so far to- gether without any conversation wus highly iwprobable. and ‘was, to the mind of the court, highly damaging to the defendauts De‘ense Olfered, It Csuggested «to the judicial miod that some such conversation us Webber narrated actually occurred, and that Nicholson and Schofield, deny ing the conversation, feared to venture upon the fabrication of auother conversation, lest they might be involved In contradictions and their falsehoods thus bo proclaimed By a denial that thoy had auy conversation Latever during the considerable period of their ride or the car, they could easily be consistent in their testimony, All the Firemen Councerned. The defeuse had limited its evidence to a denial of Webber's testimony. The fact of the two wen ruuniug into the engine house after fring the building they do mot ut e e e ot THE THE OMAHA tempt to deny This fact and othors broaght the crime home to this fire engine house, and cast suspicion on every man occunying that house, but the occnpants of the house are silent upon that point in the case. No deninl is nade by the occupants of the house that any of their number were out at that time of night and recurned as testified to by the police. The counsel for the defense had com mented upon the fact that the officers did not follow up these two men who entered the engine house, and arrest them. What ever lnck of judgment they may have shown or whatever motivs may have controlled them, it was only pertinent to consider their conduct as_bearing upon the weight of evidence to be given their testimony. These two ofticers, at the time they saw these men wore not yet acquainged with the fact that this s Lattemprs burn the buiiding nad just been wade. Farther, if an oficar was following a supposoa thief in the nizht, and shouid sco him enter the house of the shori or the police headquarters, the pur suing officer wonld maturally be slow in for wn opinfon that the one he was lasing was guilty of crime. Some such thonwhi as this might have influenced the minds of these 4 when the two men whora tho thought connected with the crime of arson fiod to the enxine houso of the fire dopartment | Fixed the Bail Bond Low, The court, after quoting the familiar doc trine that in such preliminary heaving was only nccessary for the magistrate to liave the same conlusive hearing as is re quived ona final adjudgment of the 3 rod that the three defendants, Webber, and Sehofield, be held to await the i tion of the geand jury and that the bond in ench caso ba £300 When he had finished reaaing the docu ment hie began to make some remarks in connectivn with the case, when he was in tervupted by Frank Trinible, one of the at torneys for the defense, with the abrupt question: *What's the bond 2" I'ILfix the bood when [ am through talk- ing, Mr. Trimblo,” was Judge Medee's reply as he turned toward the attorneys, “in the “meantime thers is another atiorney prescnt to look after the interests of the d-fendunts, and if you in such a harry VILexeuse you from the room. Trimblo se1zed his and got out of the the court was remarks with is room as fast as he could, and his left to.muke the vest of out interruption SUSPENDED THE CHI City Counell holson to Dictate Nis Own Mensures clty council met yesterday afternoon Allows Charles The DATLY JEE: TUESDAY, mile and a haif from the scono of the fice, by the t the departmpnt prrived there was not much 5 be done. The oritin of the | started in onc oils and firs is not known. Tt corner, af.the building where | other inflammable materials were | kept, and the whole building was demolished | with the exception of the walls, which were | of brick. Krettick's family lived in the | upper story and one,gf bis children | ry near being lo In thé flames. The & nd fixtures were fully, insured, buy there Was no jusurance ¢ it the house or the furniture The school board held its regular monthiy meeting Members Stacy, Moore, Bridenstein and Shubert were pres ent 1d, i the absenca of President Field, | Mr. Stacy oecupied the ehair. The tuition of Josto Pease was remitted being shown that she ‘was a member of ( | Spruitt's«family T'he chair teachers rep | A School Hoard Meeting. | | last - evening. it an - of the « 1 that hie ha Miss Annie London substitute street and Twentieth a saliry of €5 per mon was ratified | Chaivman mmittee on 1 anpointed at the Third buildings at a appointment eni h. The Shubert reported that he had gone up and down the new fir At th Hizh school building and it was a groat sue 1t cos U §36, JustB0 ceuts more than was estimated Superintendont Sawyer raported tr swing attendance for the month: 1 rolled, 1,743 wirls,1,503: total,3.606. number belonging, 8,445 He also reported that a colony of rats had taken up its abode in the ofice at tho Bloomer building and during the summer vacation had eaten up £25 or &0 worth of books, preferring them to the rough-on-rats that was provided for them by the janit Upon his recommendation the janitor was ordered to makea sotof shelves in order that the rest of the books stored there | might be preserved | After allowing the usual monthly bills the board adjourned escape fol- s on Al AV want your childven diphtheria, or putrid sore throat, as in mal ntiscarlet fever, don't use Dr Joftries' diphtheria vomedy, No phys cian required. For sale by Beardsly, DeHaven and Davis, druggists; also b 2404 Caming st., Omaha. It you to die of Cook your meals this summ range. At cost at the Gas on a gas mpany. ndy, arvis 1877 b purest, safest, best i Dying. to make an investigation of the charge of | “Blac Smith, who had a danger drunkenness that had been preferred against | ous operation performed upon her about Chief Nicholson of the fire department. The | week ago at St. Bernard's hospital, was orant all the aldermen were present, | ported to be dying late last night, and 1t v and 80 was Chief Nicholson at the' opening | ot thought thutshe could last wntil morn- of the session. Just as the mayor's gavel | 1% L fell, calling the couneil to order, an alarm of [ ““Moore’s wht Heater” is a_sei- fire came in from the east end of the city | entific furnace. quuh-»m.-h encased fc and the chief left. His attorneys, W. H. | parlor use: it will heat twice the surfuce Ware and Frank Trimble, asked for o post-| With less fuel than other stoves: burns voement, but by motion of Alderman | 8nything without dust ov g See it at Keller it was decided to go on with the in- | DeVol’ vestization.s 2 AT e Ae as 3 W then came forward with another | For Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,ete.. proposition, which was for the council to | see Morehouse & Co.. Council Blufrs, la. e POrar] suspend Nicholso i o - e Vestiohtion shoud b compieted hy the | Smoko . D King & Co's Partagus grand jury. He stated that in_ view of the action of Judge McGee in biudiug Nicholson over to the grand jury and the public senti- ment that has been stivred up against Nich- olson, he shouid advise the latter to request asuspension. His reason for this was that Nicholson would not be able to bring in evi dence enough to clear himself in the eyes of the public under the present state of affairs, and it would be unjust to compel him to sub- mit to an investigation. After some d cussion it was decided to compiy with his r quest. The question of his successor was then taken up, and it was decided to appoint James G. Bradley, the present _electrician, to the posicion of acting chief during Nich- olson’s temporary suspension, His salary is to be $105 per month, and he is to act as both chief and electrician, Made an sna of Schotield, On motion of Jennings the chief was in- structed to discharge Fireman Miles Scho- fleld. The motion was carricd unanumously, and that is right where the council fell into its trap and showed the true animus of 1its proceedings against Nicholson. Alderman Smith called attention to the tact that there was 1o difference in the charges against Nicholson and Schofield, and yet the council had discharged the latter and only sus- pended the former. The injustice of this was at once apparent, and Jjennings amended his motfon 50 as to suspend Schofield also. This motion was carried. The action of the council is gencrally re- garded as a very neat schemo of the demo- cratic side of tne house to let the chief down as easily as possible. If the grand jury indicts him his careor as fire chief will likely he at an end. 1f not, it will then vest with the council to say whether he shall have an_investigation or not. It is hoped that by the middle of November when the next session of the grand jury will probably have boen completed, the feeli against Nicholson will nave so' far subsided that he can be reinstated without ado. Smith was the only alderman whohaa a word to say against the scheme, oven Tib- bitts, the other republican, siding with the democrats, City Attorne¢ Hazelton was called upon for advice while the discussion was in pro- gress. He told the council that the charge whichi it was called upon to 1nvestivate was entirely distinct from that placed in the hanas of the grand jury, and should nov be allowed to depend on the lutter. Evidenco Enough to Convict, There was plenty of evidence which would have been placed in the huands of the alder- men by City Attorney Hazelton in case the: had been willing to go on with the investiga- tion The policeman from Omaha who threat- ened to arrest Nicholson while he was cut- ting up capers on the stre a8 ready to testify that Nicholson displayed all the out- ward symptoms of a drunken man. The man who kept the hat store on Douglas strect was ulso there, and would have told tho council how Nicholson bought s hat, punched a holein the top of it, refused to pay for it and left the store on the run. Ben Webber would have told how many drinks of beer and other liquors the chiof had drank guring the afternoon, and the three officors who went into the ay loft of the engine house at 8 o'clock o the morning to arrest Wobber and found Nichalson lying there fust aslecp with his hat, overcoat and boots on would have testificd that he was staggering drank when thoy awakenea him. This testimony will doubtless keep, how ever. Bad Bills Mado Good. 1f you have any bad bills against per- sons not living in lowa who are employed by any railway, telegeaph, express or sleeping car company entering lowa,the Nassuu [nvestment Co., Merriam block Council Bluffg, Ia., will guarantee their collection, W.AV. Chapman, 101 Fourth street half block mmll) Boston stove. Ouly Made ¥ Herman Benzie, the bartender who at- tempted suicide Sunday night, is still on earth, but has come to the conclusion that the rat-poison route is not & pleasant way to reach the promised land. He has been very sick, but in a few days will be all right. It was ouly owing to the eforts of his em- ployer, Mr, Bokeinper, that he is still alive, Bokemper kept him walkiog for two hours Sunday night, thus preventing the poison from takiug effect until the autidotes couid gol in their work. aself Slok. m-ph-uu Cared For. 1f you have a house tor sale or and it is proving an “elephant on hands,” let us look after it, it or let it as you wish if there's a pos- sible customer in town. The Mayne Real Estate Co., 530 Broadway For saleat a bargain, a nice 5-room cottage, lov 40x120 feet, two blocks from motor line. Price $850. Greenshields, Nicholson & Co., 600 Broadway. Ilurnml Every: Illlll. F. M. Krettick, who keeps a grocery store and saloon on Kast Broadway, o short dis- tance east of the city Huits, was burned out at 2 o'clock yesterday afteraoon. An alarm was sent in from the box ai the corner of Broadway aud Oak street, but as this was a rent your We'll sell Domestic soap outlusts cheap soap ——— FIRE AND POLICE BOARD. Vaughn's Name Wil § Roll—Rouzor's Réslz At the regular session of the Board of Fire and Police Compmissioners the charges preferred against Detective Vaughn were dismissed. CIiff Rouzer’s resignation from the police force was accopted Attorney Weaver, as. representative of Mrs. Minnie Gault of ssixteenth and Daven- port streets, endeavored Lo mace it interest- ing for Mr. Vaughn, Vaughn, who draws o tectiv was accused by his position as a city ofti ccure evi- dence against her whilgin the pay of her brother of Ottumwa, Ja., against swhom she has a damage suit. ‘The woman’s s has previously been published in Tie ¥ She repeated it before the commission. A num- ber of witnesses were summoned, and the evidence might have becn construcd as being in favor of the woman, but Vaughn had witnesses who refuted her allogation: Vaughn and Sergeant Haze introduced a v port. This communication, with its u te deflance of orthography and grammar, vead us follows: salary as Mo city de- Gault of using w0 OMATIA, Neb, Sept 2, 1503, Chlef of Detectiy r 1 would Respicttul avago and I ealled ut port that D, 220 N 16th tective saw the mun and woman. this is the woninn you sent me out to look after with Murphy of neil Blufl and U, 8. Court Court. Commiis- s galt and she s murried to man she lives with and owns all th o dimond she has allso aboat £10,000 of Propariy boslds 1n and around ¢ urs Respocifal N Uity De tive. After going into executive u the commissioners concluded that Vaughn was notguilty charges. Ex-Oficer Rouzer, who took and resigaed from' the fore ago, was tried on the chi s and being off his b: Sergeant Si A, Mr. of any wrong and dismis off his sover, d the U, preferred by Rouzer testified that he resigned because he and S had trouble over religious and political matters 1n I'ebruary. Since then, he said, Sigwart had used his position as serceant to make life a burden for himasa police offic Ho charged Sigwart with being prejudiced against him on this account. e had two reputable business men as witnesses, who saw him on the night in question when he resigned and they d he was not in- toxicated, . Sergeaut Sigwart said that he had tra ersed Rouzer's beat four times that night, and when he found him the accused had beeu drinking. He reported him, zer showed a copy of the police oper- ator's report, which indicated that he had reported regularly, Chief Seavey reported that there was no steam 1n the police offices iu the city hall on Saturday nights and Sundays. Leave of ubsence was granted to Sergeant Ormsby, Of ers Kelly, Sebek and Clark, ten days: Kelly and Kissane, five duys; Firemen Ruane and Lester, ten days cach. 1t waus agreed to test the new La F'vance engine today at 1 p. m The engine will be stationed at teenth and Farnam streets, and will be laid to Eighteenth vourd transacted some minor went into executive session. el Those Murphy ¢ Fraxcisco, Oct. 16, ~Word has been received here from London in a private letter that Miss Isabella Murphy of this city, sister of Helen Murphy, who recently married Don Vincente Dominguez of the Argentine Re- public, is betrothed to Don Louis Dominguez, & brother of the other South American grandee. Miss Isabella wus mixed up, like her sisters Helen and Lady Chavies Wolse- ley, in the Murphy'witl contest, ter love affair with Don Lepis was broken off, like her sister's romadeo, by her ambitious mother, and was promply taken up again when the old lady died:: Miss Isubelia is not 80 fuir 10 see as either Helen or Lady Wolse- ley, being shorter and ' stouter, but she is very clever and well educated. She will have a snug little foytude. The news of the betrothal is confirmed by the business agent of the Murphy fumily. —— Snot by sule Blowers, Missovki VaLLey; das Cet. 10 [Special Telegram to Tng Ber] U night burglars broke -into the store of H. C.Spooner at Mandamin, drilled the safe and had thg fuse ready to light, when 8. G. Spooner passed wnd was ordered to throw up his hands. Thinking it was somé df the boys he com- menced talking to them, when he was shot by one of the burglars, the ball taking effect below the right eye und passing under his nose, coming out under his left eye, making 4 serious if not fatal wound. No clew to the guilty parties was secured. Chilidren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Seven- the hose street. The business und eved th to Tur Be L. Finn, w led the dis the course drunkard.’ wis in his Other versed; M Courtney aflirmed ; I Thomus, Ora N. Wi al, appe afirmed; Conrad, d afiirmed, OrTUMW police of th forming Saturday. the ange this city aused her but manag There is gv OTTUMW gram to 'y INDEPEX! .'I.a' Ottice 97 now looking avtack upon Se district, affirmed ; against’ Mavion Sharmau, mobbed him yester safely. will be held tomorrow. also afirms that N Outumwa Ia, Oct. um S, Sherms of the Daily Republican of this ¢ riding & bicycle today was thrown under an eleetric car and fatally injurcd, cgram to Tue May of Aurora for wife 14, N. Main St OCTOBER 17, 1 into here will be ments soon. AFFIRMS Senntor Finn's Libel Des Moises, Oct. 1 firmed this morning, and 1t now Belvel will have w liquidate the 1mposed upon him, 1 assen cu of one of ferred to the senator op for tibeling S93, th Hsat Suit ¥ the Highest Stato Author Special ]—The juagment of the county district court, passed on I1.+ M vel, the well known demo. correspoudent, 6. in the Lo Duving nbly s ouflict rendered Belvel made ator inn bee: on of the prohibition againat the Gateh local option these article libertine Later the scuator respondent had u chamber, during which Belvel was ““floored.” Justico Kiune dissented from the opinion of the supreme court o the ground dictment w against hood who haye been missing stock for months ater, ional develop: COURT, ssed Upon by 1y, elegram Taylor Bel newspaper snator Gieorge supreme court s us thongh 5500 the session of an latter forces bill, and in he re- and a nd the cor- the senate e the in that the s void, becanse the grand jury vion illegal, beig one short of the required number. decisions Robinson et al, anpellants, W. Jones, Dubuque dis peal affirned, defendant Luella B. Lowe, administratrix, ete., agamst are: Harriet eorge the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway company, appellant, Osccola 1s- trict, affivmed ; Daniel Lvans W. H. MeKenna, appellant, Mahaska aistriet, versed; Jawes I Love & Co. against Ros Crawford & Graham, C. H. Ross, John Crawford and W. . Grah appellants, Dullas_district, affirmed; W. . Webb against B. 1. Baily ev al, appeliants, Taylor Auna’ Henser, appellant, Polk district, re- 1. Meagher, appellant, against Diru al, Palo Alto district, imu Nichols against A, W. ppellant, [loyd distriet, affirmed ; lcox agmnst Sarah B, Wilcox et L e cused, 1 U Charged with a Seri, A T, Oct, 1 to Tue Bee.]—Id Walton of the was night on an “nte moirtem statement of Miss Cook of 1ddyyill his ity criminal Felix ( m'tin et al, Lucas district in the matter of the estute of E Jes charging him oneration. ml‘. Mahaska district, modified and Brown, appeliant, against . affirmed ; us Orime. 6.—[Special Telegi i merchant 1 Saturday with She per- died He was arvested for murder, and red F downfall, ed to A, 3ek. | Towa Murder Trin 16, DENCE, Ta., Bek. | i M RAGURT. WOODWAKYD) TELEPL iyville escapo t excitement h He v The preliminary he itizens nearly as brought to ng I'he girl's statoment Barto He w: s also ar and u of Bloomficld ted, isin hiding! vo also, Walton by a mob is VI atally Hurt, 10.—[Special Telc i, edito ty, while Oct, The U your address (33 icine move NE! My lvuudkidn drink s made nuun 2 Lea. l\ilfil Eu, m§uu c-m | ot It, send ll- nily o henlt INES. [Special T rial s begun NEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND W AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. doctor says it acta gently on the sl 5. and 148 pleasant Jaxative ‘Trom herba. and is prepared for use EpI his GINE freo sample [ W. C. ESTEP, Funeyal Dreclor & Embaimer Council Bluffs, Kesldence 33 and it is | of Martin murder w Keports trom Other Stations at 8 p.om. BTATIONS 00’ Clen 00| Part cloudy 0 i GOty 00 Cle St Louls 00 Gl St Paul.... | 00 Clu Divenport. .0 00 Cl Kankas CIty 00 Cloar. Denv 00| Clear. Salt Lako Ciiy 00 Clear Rapld City 00 Part Cloudy Helena,.......00000 00 Clea “onlcie 0 Clear 00 Cloar, 3 Pumples Blotches Scrofula are all caused by Impure Blood Be warned! Nature must be ns. sisted to throw off the poisons. For this purpose nothing equal Nature’s own assistant KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA A pure Vegetable Compound of Herbs, Barks, and Roots. Contains 1o acids or mineral poisons. As the Bank of England, s elaiined for it, 1t will do. $L00 & All druggists. HearLy & Bicerow, A 31 Grand Ave., New Haven, Conn, can V2T VVVVVVIVIVIT DB H LIV “‘v‘i“‘M\“‘w@‘“fi“‘@“@““"w Al 1 bottle. LUXURIANT HAIR Ts produced by the Ct all ot PCURA REVEDIES W ers fuil, They cloanse th irritating. scaly, crusted, A A v physicians g il ; Bold threughout the world, We vill send you tho n.m.:mml‘ Freuch Preparation CALTHOG free, and a legal guarniiee (i, § CALTHOS will Bestore eenlth, Mtrongths 200 Vg Useitand pay if satisfed. | Address VON MOHL CO.. | rieaa Agsaie, Claceuail, OMs i | \ | ! |802 Broadway, Counacll THAT HAT OF MINE A TAIL OF A HAT. | HAPTER I 1 ‘ VarT 120 CHAPTER 11 Fittea well, wore woll. looked well. VILAPTER 111 SUIL wearin J Gilkerer 1v. No now hat neolnd this véar. CHAPTEL V Bought it of Miltonlierger, the hatter. CHAPTER Vi Saved me money. *Noiigh sald, Bouzht ito; | Bluffs, | Revoiving and Adjustab Flower Stands and WINDOW BRACKETS Durable, vractical; ery lover'of N or nontal and oy- use plants, No trouble to care for and lieep plants with the. Full llue, pots, ete.’ at LUND BROS,, 23 Maiu St NADQ | 0 dtaeion easet taday, & juer buing sacurcd 1 ol ¥ i l \ 1L wili ilhely laer «) 8 ween Mayis o | raflway anctioa bass, aad 18 alicgal 5 havo ’ L | klilad his wife 3 drankea rage, tha result of a damestie quaerel Woes of au Towa Farmer Who Refused & Reorgantsing 1owa t-enportion Neighbor's Advice. Siovx Ciry, Oct. 1 Wl Palerram to I g | Tue Berj--On Ot AR appiication & 3 | will be made at St e Jutge Caide | TOLD TO LEAVE UNDER PENALTY OF DEATH | weil of A | caiver for the 1aci Shor ‘ Threatened with Sudden Death in the Event L WO AL PR s | He Refused to Give Up (i | erotitors of R | i Nome, bat He Was Judge \ f St Louis b ap : Not Seared, pointed stern extension of | iy the Siouy Cit rnroad. part of the | T Hill sy f Hough has | ,‘ Cepar Rapins, Ta,, Oct. 16— (Special to | ¢ b ted TH [ | Tue Bes W hite caps are abroad in James et Ak, ! M | poi eive 1 vi River | troubde,_ G. M. Taylor lives on a r L ]' kb s es. This ML | Brings comfort ar -l ifl.pl wement and farm three myles south of Anamosa. Auoth 1 \ * v L pr v to personal enjoyment when 1 ho neighborhood wanted t Jace | mix ion Loan and i . yment | v:y‘:;. \nl:‘ nelgh u‘ d itot ¥ ¢ pany Ast spri Y] i xt | u»,h. Ihe many, who live bet Pt el Sl i R b AR d the Con y 1 tor thiv othess and enjog life more, with [ after it had been ronted to Mr, Taylor, all of | |‘ ist company, which is reor W < ure, 1 re promptly which were refused. This seems to have | propertios hera under one com pi i s | « the world's best products to | been the beginning of the troub | hiove is considlared as u step in the divection 5 of physical bing, will attest A few nights ago, about midnight, a note | i S to health of the pure liquid was shoved under the door and a bombard- | laxative prirciples embiaced in the | mentof the houss begun with corn and Arrestod an | 1y, Sy [, | 3 ) % \ remedy, Syrup of Figs, | pumpkins for more than an hour. Mes Desrar, Ta., Oct, 16, —(Special Tologram Ttw ascalln! 1 i ontl | Taylor, who has been an mvalid for years, | to Tur Brs The political fi in thi Pkt RS il condition 1s now serk Ihe note, whicl v il g bk i ant to tho vaste, the refreshing and truly vas signed “Mr. White Caps,™ reads as fol- | ot inal livel. - J. . Purcell of the Dunlap | yineficial properties of a perfect lax | lows Reporter was arrested today on @ warrant b T o 1]ia’ syatel | Daylor: Twill just give you untill Satur- | 8worn ont by J. ¢, McUabo, editor of the | Atives effec i “,“ Hablite el l‘i Koty day 10 it out of that ouse if you dont, [ | Logan Obseryer. The suit s the outgrowth [ 4 s"”'"“ bbb L B will put a nuff poder under that little place | of an editovial in the Reporter week, in and permancntly curing constipation, you sleen in to bloo you out | which AMeCabe s charged with having de. It has given satisfaction to millions and y.\l\r |A;.\1.-r has since secured a shotgun ted from the y met \\m\ the approval of the medieal and laid in a supply, of ammunition, and - - srofession, hocause it acts 0 - suys ho will pay his compliments to | “Mi WEATUER FORECASES, profcasioh liedhtiag 16 atis G LISRICY TWHILE O 118" o 118 SeNt VISt neys, Liver and Bowels without wenk- An organized band obbers aro operating | SNOWers and Conler Ave the Pradictions ening them and it is perfectly free from in Keoknk county and despite the fact that b Nebraska Today. every objectionable substance. officers are searching the country for them | o WasHmNGTON, Oct. 16 -Forecast for Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- | n‘nlv(lu‘ stightest clow has as yet been dound | Tuesday I Nebraska -Partly cloudy gistsin S0 and $1 bottles, but it is man- that would lead to their identity and cap- | and showers in novth y 38181 Mie Sy ture. number of business houses at | bR L L ufactured by the California Fig Syrap Sigourney, Kulona, Kesinick and Havper | u‘u-luju- ¥ cooler in northern portion; wi Co. only, whose name is printed on every have been broken into. Sev attred [ S ST eR Y SReAst package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, | oot o $1000) warth ol motes have been | yion; eonlor, sonthwestoriy winids, - aecept any substitute it offered. | | "The investigation into the condition of the |, FOF St Dakotu-Clucreasii T treasury of Andubon county tias be LBl e s s e pleted and the total shorta R R | L e s it e AN RALs . o o« U, | John C. Dawson found to be TUNPIRH St ’ | also discovered that he gad been cavryinge Loeai ordl. ari Ty’ i ".:. I“f stealings for several months, “The | Orrcr oF i Weatiuer Brnsae, Ovana Tho Good Samaritaa, 20 Vears® Experience. ourd of Supervisors has appointed Johu B. | Oct. 16, --Omah Cof tomperatuce and . 3 SE Donk to serve out the unexpived term, The | raiifall comp et swith coreoenn i dai ot | BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN ANl whereabouts of Dawson are still unknown. | 3 WOMEN, IROERIETOROF THE John Evans, a furmer living near Montze- | 18 WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- 7uma, missed nine head of catile out’ of bis | Maximym temperatuve. 76 SARY OF MEDICINE, { pasture a few days ago. No trace of them | Mintiiin temperatiare, 46 | could be found in the surrounding country. | Averago temperature... 615 2 He learned, however, that James Porgic had | Precipitation 00 00 00 00 shipped a car of cattle to South Omaha the | Statement showing the condition of tew after he missed his, and, suspecting | pevatureand procipitation at Omalia for the | they might have been stolen, went to Omaha | day and since March 1, 1803 found his eattle in the stock yards. Al teraperature, 539 confessed that ho und his hived man | Excess for t 82 ve the cattle from Ivans' pasture, but | DetiGionoy s H) succeeded in effacung a settloment with N .\[1;;{.‘, il “"'“ 00 Hl h vans ; but other farmers i the neighbor: | Doicioney since Murhi) 4.57 nches 1 treat the following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head, Throet, and Lungs; casesiof the Eyeand Ear, Fitsand Apoplexy, Disease, Liver Complaing, Kiduey Complaint, Hervous Dob\l'th Mental Depres- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal kness, Dicbetes, Bright’s Diease, 8t Vitus® mfi(‘.c, AP Cohatium, "aralysis, White Swelling, Secrofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors and Fistula in ano removed without the knl(o or drawing a drop of blood. Wounn with b deliouto orzans red 16 health, Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private Diseases of all kind: 650 to 500 forfeit fur any Dis- ease 1 cannot cure without meroury. Tzpe Worms romoved in two or threo hours, of ng pay. Beaorrholds or Plies cured, TIGAE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will eave life and hundreds of dollurs by calllng on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what ailg a person without asking a questiol Al correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing et by express. Addicssail letters 1o G.W. PANGLE, 1. D, , Council Bluffs, 655 Brondws Enclose 4 eonts in stamns for PAINTS. It Pays to Paint It Pays to Uso Good Paint. It Pays to Look Around And See Where You Can Buy Paints Of All Kinds at Real Wholesalo Prices THE COUNGIL BLUFES PAINT. 01L& GLASSCD. Tholargest exclusivo Paint, Ol and Gluss house in the Missourl valiey. §s the only place where you can buy a bill of vaints for cash at- wholes: prices and ve assured that yon get the best of everyihing —Brushes, Ladders, Pulnts, Otls, Colors, Plaments, I'roscoes nnd everythin: else you will neod In the tine this full=whether i quantitios you osn carry away In your hands orin car toad lots, Money is Scarce and yon want every doilar to count for all itsworth. 1t makes no diffc whether you live five miles or 550 miles from Counell Bluffs, you will save money by buying at wholesule, ART GLASS! Ours fs the only exclusive Art Gluss Factory inthe west wh t your own fan- cles worked out, or the honutiful 1deas of spa= clul urtists realized without fancy prives. Wehuve plenty of room. Wo carry a stock of plate and all other kinds of elass and are roady to il orders from hund pickuges to cur lots. Come and seo us, or writo for estl mites on plate and all other kinds of glus and puinting material, ¥ Watch Uhis spuce for prico COUNGIL BLUEFS PAINT, OIL & GLASS GO, ol 11 frs, lowa. Special Notices COUNSIL BLUFF JOR SALE-100 BLITH ponto M Payment. . Audress OWA FARMS K70 acres 0 per nere; Goron, $3200: 400 dcorel, $25.000 360 g #15.00: 100 row, $:5.0): 20 27.00. Lirké 108 of farmw. (it farms and land. Joho. wlon & Van Paiten )0, YOU, anow it bay & “licas Tiave sonia D Dchgice vbrgaiun i grait it gardon land near hin eliy? LSTRAC bought aud sold Blufis wiw Farm aid elty pro Pusey arty & Thom.is, Counsl d naeys H8D00LY, VUL g ('uuuw.u remo; Jcleancd. Ed By L0f 21 rgoms and {urniture. 000, {n lows. 10 exchinge 10r Blufe. Address M. R M., Worth Warnervilie,