Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1894, Page 3

lem=== A f THE DAILY BEE COUNCIT, OFTICE « - NO BLUFFS, 12 PEARL STREFE Delivercd by carrier to any part of the city. H. W, TILTON, Manager. JHONES | Business Ofice No. 48 ELEPHONES 3 Nigit Editor No. 23 S ——————————————————— MINOR MENTION, Boston store, dress goods, mnd jackets. Robert Nourse, dramatic orator, at Broad- way church April 6 and 7 The Dodge Light guards will this evening at their armory hall Sam t the evening Miss Lul Marshal F geverely sp spring caps give a ball in Hughes Etnyre was awarded the cyclometer Ganymede Wheel club rooms last Fowler, daughter of Deputy owler, is confined to her bed by a alned ankle, 1 meeting of Woman's Relief corps tornoon at 2:30 for practice in ritual stic work. By order of the president. The young ladies of St. Paul's gaild, it fs Bald, are talking of a female minstrel enter ment to be given In the next few weeks. The Patriotic Order of Daughters of Amer- fea a ball Tuesday evening. A number of reptesentatives of the order from Omaha wero present. A gentleman bearing the wild and woolly mame of Texas Frank was arrested yesterday with a revolver in his pocke He s slated with carrying concealed weapons. Uniform Rank division, No. 27, and degree feam of St. Albans lodge, No. Knights of Pythias, will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock Unity guild will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Schnorr, 137 Benton street. Refreshments will be erved between 4 and 5. Visitors cordially invited. Tha sacred ¢ church next § a most enjo best Omaha and participate Tonight the Commercial their banquet and merry-making. grims who have not provided with tickets can secure them at First avenue and Main street. jeorge Rudio, charged with by Bast election day, has taken a wenue from Justice Field’s court to that of Justice Vien, and the case will have a hear- dng next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Citizens State bank commenced a suit in the district court yesterday to replevin twenty head of hogs from Harry Larison and John Ganzer, which are claimed to have been illegally detained by the defendants. McPherson & Rain have associated them- melves under the title of the Elm Park Floral company and will extend their busi- mess as growers and dealers in all kinds of plants and vegetables. They are also gi ing much attention to cut flowers and de- signs. Robert Nourse of Washington, 1. who 18 described as ‘* the greatest dramatic ora- tor of the world,” will give two entertain- ments at the Broadway Methodist church on Friday and Saturday evenings, April 6 and 7.~ On the first evening he will pr sent “'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” and on the second ** The Bells." The annual spring party of the boat club | fras given in Chambers' hall last evening lAs is usually the case when the boat elub is nothing left to be in full evéning fGress, many of the ladies’ costumes being decidedly handsome. The evening was spent 4n a highly enjoyable manner, the orchestral music being exccllent, and refreshments were served shortly before midnight. Rev. George F. Hopkins, a return Blonary of seven years experienc and a man of national reputation, will preach 4n the Second Presbyterian church, corner Harmony and Logan streets, at 10:30 a. m. April 1. Immediately after the sermon there will be a congregational meeting, over which Rev. Mr. Phelps, D.D., will preside. Every one interested in the welfare of the Eecnnd Presbyterian church in Council Bluffs especially requested to attend. Constable Baker had to disgorge a bicycle yesterday which he had seized on a writ of ttachment sued out by the Dodge Light guards. The wheel was supposed to be the property of Harry Nason, and the guards claimed $10 of the owner for the rent of a hall used for dancing purposes about two years ago. On the case coming up in court it was found that Nason was a minor and that the bicycle belonged to his mother any- way, 50 that it had to be given up. John Kraniger, who lives in the southern part of the city, assaulted his wife and half killed her several weeks ago. He was brought before the insane coinmissioners and was discharged by them. Last evening he repeated the operation, trying to brain his better half with a shovel. ~ She escaped “_his anger by running to a neighbor’s house for protection. John was rounded up by the police during the evening and will be given a dose of medicine by Judge McGee this morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burright were ten- @ered a surprise party last Tuesday evening at their residence, 1108 South Sixth street, in honor of thelr wooden wedding. A large number of valuable glfts were presented them by thefr friends, and a fine supper was served just before the party broke up. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. H. McGann, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Van Wormer, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Overmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Overmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fowler, L. Overmeyer, Mrs. L. arner and Charles Warner. See Hayden Bros.' great free distribution, also their prize offer to High s:hool girls; all about it on Hth page of today's paper. ncert at St. Francis Xavier's unday evening promises to be able musical treat. Some of the Council Bluffs talent will Pligrims hold The Pil themselves Ed Cook' votes change of ring mt the helm, flesired. The there was Buests were d mis. in India Woe are sole agents for two of the strongest fire insurance companies in the world, viz the Imperial of London, incorporated in 1803, and the Glens Falls of New York, incorpo rated in 1849, Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl st. 1t your children are afflicted with diph- theria, Dr. Jefferis' remedy will save their lives, No physiclan required. Has stood the test of 85 years. For sale by J. C. De Haven, George R. Davis and Morgan & Co., successors to Beardsiey. Also 2404 Cuming street, Omaha, or address Dr. Thomas Jef- feris, Council Blufts, Ta. Price, $3. The Bee Art Folios. ___Completed this week, can be bound by Morehouse & Co., Council Blufls. _You can leave your orders at Beo office. Neat mo- rocco binding, $1.00. PERNONAL PARAGRAPHS. Born, to and Mrs, ughter. George T. Phelps leaves Saturday for an extended trip to California. W. J. Davenport and wife have returncd from a month’s trip to California Prank . Allen, editor of the Audubon vocate in the city yesterda Chester tephenson is In the Ang his parents, Mr. and Mrs, son, on Washington avenus cated at Kansas City, ticing law. Dr. 0. H. Simmons arrived in the eity Wednesday from Hong Kong, China, where | he has been stationed as United Stafes eon- | sul. He will visit his father-in-law, J Mueller, and family George Matlock, who has clerked in Maurath's store, uight for Georgla Mr. John C. Lee, a s elty visit- Stephon- is now lo- | he is prace | H where until ntly left. Wednesday He had until a few days ago intended to accompany Harry Nason and party to California, but changod his mind at the last minute. Mrs., Clara Strock, who has been visiting hor parents in this city, will sail from New York April 4 to meet her husband in Eu land. Her little child, 2 years of age, ac companies her. They will reside in Bugland Mr. Strock now being engaged in business | there & south Gretzer, fr., loft He has secured Wednesday a profitable position with the Southern Railway and Steamboat company of Atlanta and Shvanual My Gretzer is one of the brightest young men in Council Bluffs. He began his career of usefulness in The Bee's carrler force and for three years huas held a responsible place in the postoffice. His friends confidently pre dict for him a bright future for the JLitte pills for great !ls: Dewitt's Littls Risers, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES H. P. Ladd's Case Against Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company. HAD BEEN BADLY INJURED IN A WRECK Damnges to the Am For as a Balm Other Buy Federal Court it of ®20,000 Asked for Tils Wounids w8 Before the Judge Woolson's time was occupied mainly in federal court yesterday the H. P. Ladd against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway company. Ladd badly injured in July, 1501, while riding be- tween Pacific Junction and Red Oak. A col liston took place, but how badly he was hurt is to be decided by the jury. He judgment of $20,000. The proceedings in court were not particularly exciting, long depositions and physiclans who deliglited in words of thundering sound vieing with cach other In putting the jury to sleep. J. W. Kelley, the allegad counterfeiter v ho failed fo show up for trial, appearsd i court yesterday morning, having noticed by the papers that he had wanted. He claimed to have forgotten the date at which he was to_appear. The court decided fendant in th Marx, a_Chic with case of wants a demurrer of the de- case of Hart, Schafiner & o firm, against’ Joseph Nicl ols and Willlam Minchen. The plaintiff sued for $3,442.75 for goods bought by chols on a guaranty by Minchen. The defendants demurred, alleging that the plaintiffs did not state that they had notified Muhen of the acceptance of his guaranty before selling the guods, To Asthmn Su Who have tried in ors. vain every other means of relief, should try Schiffmann's German Asthma Cure. No waiting for results, Its action is immediate, direct and certain, as a single trial will prove. Send for a trial package to Dr. R. Schiffmann, St. Paul, Minn., ask your druggist fi EY ALL ASK WHY, And Byers' Gra Sale Still € day hundreds of ladies Why are we selling goods so0 cheap? They want to know if we are going out of busi ness, and ask why we can now sell all those late style congress, laced and buttc boots for $4 that we formerly sold for § and all other shoes at the same reduction. The reason we can make this great re- duction is because we want your trade. We can afford to sell you a pair of shoes at a reduction, confident that if we can get you to wear a_pair of our shoes we will get your trade in the future. We assure you that we have no old goods, and that we bought spot cash from manufacturers gree money their best lines of spring goods and we intend for a week to give old and new customers some of the makers' profits only need to remember that Clint S, is the man and that 412 Broadwa place. inan Dyer: is” the 6-228 and time to patrons, Tele- Myers-Durfee Furniture compa Broadway, ave money Tor cobs g0 to Cox phone 48. , 10 Main street, Domestie soap breaks hard water. TRYING TO BREAK 1IN, Ilinois Barglar Longs for n Vai Melvin McKeney blew into town Wednes- day night, and after spending the night in the city jail announced to the jailer tha he was wanted by the afithorities of Quine; 1L, and that he wanted them as badly as they wanted him, He claimed to have com- mitted a burglary in that city with a man named Lorenzo Bennett. He to get away, but Bennett was c nd tried for the crime, found guiity, and sent up for five years in' the penitentiary. Lver since that time he had been wandering about the country, and had been compelled fo devise 50 many ways and means for setiling with his conscience that he had become tired of it. He accordingly asked that he might be taken back to Quincy for trial. But he will not go. Chief Scanlan wired the Quiney authorities, and they replied that they did not want him. So, Instead of going bac to Ilinois in state, with handeaffs and shackles on him, as any self-respocting burglar would like, he will be tried for vagrancy this morning by Judge McG and during the day will undoubtedly be put at work settling his board bill with a hoe and shovel. nfinement, but commends itself ‘to the well formed, to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagrecably as well. To clernse the system and break up colds, headaches and fevers withont un- after effects, use the delightful ative remedy, Syrup of Figs, AN OPEN LETTER. To the Ladies of Council Vicinity. We have been fortunate enough to make arvangements with the largest and most reliable importers and retailers of New York City to have their representative display to our patrons their immense assortment of Wigh grade novelties, imported for their fine retail trade. This line consists of an endless variety of fine novelties in dress patterns, (exclusive styles), all wool challies, silks of all kinds and a fine grade of wash fabri This opportunity has mever before been oftered to the retail trade by such a respon- sible house, and can also say it is a chance 1o control your own pattern in whatever you may select, there positively being no dupli- cates. Thursday and Friday are the days the di play will be with us. Don't fail to see this line, certainly the finest in New York City. FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., BOSTON £TORE. Councll Bluffs and Bluffs, Ia. See the new art goods at Mrs. Niles', Everybody knows Davis sells drugs. Broke the Iture, F: Morgal, who lives in the northwestern part of the city, was not satisfied with the brand of furniture that adorned his house on Avenue I, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and so, after arming himself with a large jag, he seized a double-bladed and started to demolish it. He had par- tially carried out hix intentions when he was Interrupted and carried off to the city jail on a charge of drunkenness and dis turbing the peacs. He was released on bonds to appear Saturday mornii s day afternoon he filled up on booze a second time and commenced to make himself ob- noxious to the residents of Oakland avenue, One of them, Ed Cook, plcked him up 1 marched him to the police station, where ho still is, a second charge of drunkenness having been preferred against him, A Sin ar rorm of Monomaunin, There is a class of people, rational enough In other respects, who are certainly mon waniucs in dosing themselves. They are coustantly trylng experiments upon their chs, their bowels, their livers and their vs with trashy nostroms. When these organs are really out of order, i the would only use Hostetter's Stomach’ Bitters, they would, It not hopelessly insune, perceive its superority. The best system of shorthand Western lowa college, b4 luffs, L., by experienced wition only $4.00 per month, typewriters, only $2.00 per month. taught at Broadway, Council practical teehers Cholce of wod News for Wh I M. O. Daxon, the Owmab bieycle man, has opened a branch house in Council Blufts 37 Broadway. See the new Rumbler, Worked the Me Mrs, Martha He rested yesterday under \nnts, Hooper on the charge false pretenses Knepher. Mrs. Finch statements of those inte of & large part of her long name, and hus secured @ part of her livelthood by means of its ussistance. She Las uwned some real inch was ar of obtaining | from W. H recording the ested, has had use Koods | wire __THE_OMAIA_DATLY BER FRIDAY, MARCI 189 1. | partment. estato by virt and has secured ‘ fons on credit from a on lower Main street and Broadway by repre- senting her name to be Hooper. Whether this fact is a sufficient ground for a crim- inal prosecution will be decided by Justica Vien on Wednesday, d in the April 4 meantime Mrs. Hooper Finch is out on $300 bonds Iir Rroceric 1 prov number of merchants Important (o lee Consumers, The purest and cleanest 4ce in the world Is that taken from water works reservoirs of Council Bluffs. J. P. Mulholland has made arrangements with Gilbert Bros. to supply all of his customers this summer with this fco. Orders left at the office, No. 5 Pearl street, will receive prompt attention. 186, stern Towa Jormal, busines courses. Teachers of practi ind highest success in evers Tuition only $1.00 per week. Spring term We ca Monday il shorthand experience GUESTS HAD TO GO, Pleasant So 1 Affair by an Unfeel The Ogden hotel teresting little episode at a Wednssday night. Barly two ladies arrived at the two rooms for the night Mrs, A, C. Johnston and Miss Carleton, both of Sioux City, although it was learned later on that both hailed from Missouri Val- ley. Later on two young men appeared, one of whom registered as Frank Brigham of Plattsmouth, The other did not register at all, but in inexplicable manner they both manag:d to find their way to the rooms occupied by the two ladies already men- tioned, Still later there were two more ar- vivals, two big, husky looking fellows, who scanned the hotel register with feverish anxiety and who uttered some exclamations that would not look well in print when they camo across the names of the two ladies, That's my wife,” remarked one of them *“And [ guess the othier ono must be mine,” rejoined the v They immediately the room in_ques plied with thel was opened ther of the four o dely In ng Landlord. was the scene of an in late hour the ning hotel and engaged They registered ipted in ev as some ked n, and request. to be shown to the elerk com- When the door ne. The condition ipants showed beyond a doubt that they had not been looking for an interruption. Bach infurated husband made a wild break for one of the men in the room, and the latier mads a break equally wild for the door. Fortunately for their necks, they reached the door fi and rushed down stairs with the husbands after them, while the two ladies followed more leisurely and with evident anxiety to get to a nice, quict place where they could think. The two couples left the hotel together, and as o tragedy has since been heard of, it i presumed that the unfortunate husbands forgave all. The two women were good looking and well dressed, and appearances indicate that they moved in good social circles in some rural town. THE TALK OF THE TOWN, The Seagrave Stock Slaughter at Bennison Bros. Creating a Sensation, Cold and wintry weather, with blinding cloads of grit and dust make as dis able conditions as ladies can imagine, and nothing but the most important events will force them out on the streets when such unpleasant conditions prevail. But thou ands of them braved the elements since the commencement of Bennison Bros.' great banirapt sale of the A. A. Seagrave stock. Vesterday and last night it almost im- possible to got into the store, and to handle the trade fifteen new sales people hava been added to the force. The ladies are after ns, and they are getting ther s they never got before in € or Omaha. The Seagrave stock in- $16,841 was a new line bought is scason's trate. Much of the gooc or taken out of the oviginal Loxe and it was all bought for spot cash by Ben- nison Brog. at 40c on the doflar. It is the cleanest and best stock ever bought at bankrupt pr 1l Bennison's slaughiter has produced a sensation. For instance, they are selling the newest printed China silks, such as Seagrave had invoiced at 40c, at the uniform price of 19c a yard. In the lot there are 10,000 yards. There is not an article that cannot ba bought for less than the manufacturers got for it. 1t will pay you, if you live 100 or 200 miles from Council Bluffs, to come or send for your summer’s dress goods, hosiery, corsets, millinery, underwear, ribbons, yarns, etc Write for prices and samples of anything you want. This sale will continue until the goods are sold. Books at Auction. Carload, consisting of the best books, medical, mechanical, miscellaneous, albums, bibles, etc. Private sale by day and auction at 7 p. m., 636 Broadway. ‘While you are paying for laundry why not get the Dest? The Eagle laundry solicits a trial and invites comparison. Telephone 157. Jarvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs, sole agents Jarvis 1877 brandy. We have in stock 1,000 hot-hed sash of our own make. Come and see us or writo for prices. State quantity wanted. Council Bluffs Paint. Oil and Glass Co., Masonic tem- ple building, Couneil Bluffs. Washerwomen use Domestic soap, Jarvis Wine Co., Council Blufts, Tmprovements Contemplated. Before the opening of the present legis- lature the board of trustees for the School for the Deaf sent In a request for $48,700, tbat being the amount they estimated would be necessary for the improvements they con- sidered necessary during the cuprent year. The legislature, It seems, has cut the desived amount In three pleces and kept the two biggest, giving the school $14,100. This is ol altogether satisfactory to the board, but it will have to be enough. The appropria- tion is divided up among the following pur- Dos Library, $200; iron shutters and doors, $500; fire hose and pipe, $200; cold storage, 000; repairs, $2.000; pipe and boller covering, $200; electric light, $1,000; bed room furniture and bedding, $500; cook- ing school and gymnasium, $5,000; bakery and bake oven, $2,000; new roof on school house, $500. When you come to the best hose for sprink- ling the lawn it s the Maltese Cross. You can always get this and lighter grades in rubber and cotton hose at Bixby's, 202 Main street. The paints that took the highest award at the World's fair were the Heath & Milligan paints. Dayis, the drugglst, sells them. Got prices from Shugart & Ouren, the lead- Ing scedsmen of Council Blufts, Masonic temple. Domestie #oap outlasts cheap soap. Marringe censes, The following parties took out marriage licenses yesterday at the office of the county clerk Name and address, Lewis Lauritson, Council Bluffs Anna Peterson, Council Bluffs " .U Edward Kennealey, Harrigon county, la. Margaret Lillis, Harrison county, lowa.. Age Cole's alr tight wood thing for spring heater, costs run one; hold fire 48 hours. $8.00 to $12.00. Cole & Cole, st just the ¢ a day to Stoves from 41 Main street. only. Life 203 Fourth Lady clairvoyant, for ladie reading, business and health, street, Gas cooking stoves for as Co's offic ent and for sale at The laundries use Domestic soap. - -~ Contections Burned. lock last night five broke out in fruit and confectionary store of Wil llam Catlin, 112 South Fourteenth street Mr. Cutlin resides overhead and the smell of the smoke caused him to awaken once or twice, but he did not get up. A little ter Sergennt $hoop rushed intd the room and pulled him from his bed and also his and child. ‘The smoke by this time was Stifling and it was with some difi- culty they found their way out. he 1088 on the stock will reach $200. sldes the stock Mr, Catlin had & soda water fountain that cost 386 stored away in & rear room, and he found after the fire that this was & total loss. There was $1,000 {nsurance on the stock. The building was but slightly damaged. At the 12 Be- ( { | | | | WOUEY MAY ALNOST VOTE TLower Branch of Towa's Liaidlature Decides to Limit Female Suffrage'Bomewhat., BONDS AND TAXES THEONLY OPPORTUNITY — Day Spent in Reconsldering, the Work of One Day Last Week+New Asylu for the Insane Wi Go to Cherokee, DES MOINES, March gram to The Beo.) greater part of the 20.+(Spectal Tele- The houke consumed a day In a spirited debate deration of the bill granting school and municipal suffrage to w The motion prevailed and the bill attacked on constitutional grounds erley and The point conceded, so far as the voting for officers 18 concerned, and the bill amended to au- thorize women to exercise the right only In respect to bonds and Increasing the levy, and passed by one majority cheers from the lobby and galleries, The house passed Patterson’s bill authoriz- ing of supervisors, in coujunction with county treasurers, to loan to banks at agreed rates of interest An effort to reconsider Blanchard’s bill au thorizing payment of of district Judges when lolding court ouside of county of residence was defeated. Senator Perry introduced in the s a resolution favoring the passage of the Wil- son tarift which the republicans sidetracked by having it referred to the committee on retrenchment, The house bill requiring the payment of miners every two weeks in la ful money was passed. The scnate consu the ba the fon In considering the Conaway bill governing mutual loan and building associations by sections. The bill is being opposed bankers, who fear it will have a tendency to decrease deposits. It is now estimated the debt that will be incurred by this general assembly will be $200,000 1f the appropriation bills that have cither passed or are now pending in the sen- ate are not defated in the house. The joint session of the yuses held this evening for the pury of locating the asylum for the insane at some point in northwestern lowa was ted, the rival cities holding their forcos well in hand The result of the first ballot was Chero- kee, 43; Lemars, 31; Storm Lake, Shel- don, 83; Fort Dodge, 16; Lemars and Ciero- kee ran an even race till the full ten bal- lots were taken, and, as provided by law, Storm Lake r eiving the lowest number, elght, was dropped on the ecleventh ballot. Fort Dodge, with only twelve votes, was dropped on the twelfth, leaving the contest between Cherokee, Lemars and Sheldon, with the former feading by a half dozen votes. Lemars lost on_the next ballot being one below Sheldon, #nd Cherokee won the prize, the final vote standing: Chero- kee, 82; Sheldon, 69. over the recon: men was then by My finally on was tax amid boards money expenses 1ed CASS COUNTY BANK MUDDLE. Petition of the Cashier for a Change of nue Granted, ATLANTIC, Ta., March 20.—( gram to The Bee)—The petitio Dickerson, hier of the defunct county bank, for a change of venue granted today by Judge Deemer. Judge will allow the to g0 to county in the judicial d 't except ¢ Audubon, Montgomery, or the Avoca court of Pottawattamie. This will leave Sheld Fremont or t awattamie. pecial Tele- of A, W. Ca wa The c wige the judge will de It is generally conceded that no agreement ean he reached ana that the judge will have to decide, Those in a position to know best seem to think that the case;will go to Shelby county. { John Hudspeth, who_has been acting as attorney for J. C. Yetzer, the Cass county bank president, today filed a petition ask- ing Judge Decmer to remove Clerk Am- brose Pellett from office, Me alleges that Pellett has habitually and wilfully neg- lected his duty; that he falled to accept a bond oftered by J. C. Yetzer and tLat he fafled to turn over a judgment coilected for Yetzer. Pellett has not filed his reply. Thinks the Company T SIOUX CITY, March gram to The Bee)—F. M. F application for a recelve roller mills, valued at $50,000, alleging that the company is insolvent and owes more than its assets. The motion will be argued Friday. At the same (i olvent. Special Tele- erris has made for the Sheldon ne application will be made for the removal of il I3. Thaver, recciver of the Northwestern State hank, and the -appointment of D. Dunlap in his’ place, on the allegation that Thayer is not handling the bank's affairs to the best interests of the creditors. Tke Parsons Bound Over. DUNLAP, Ia, March 20.—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)-At the preliminary ex- amination of Tke Parsons here this after- noon, who was charged with assaulting Miss Pearl Randall and knocking down her escort last Tuesday night, he was held under $1,000 bond on the charge of criminal assault and attempting to do great bodily harm. Being unable to give bond he was remanded to jail to await the action of the grand jury. AR Fine Logal Point Passed On. CEDAR RAPIDS, Ta., March 20.—(Special slegram to The Bee)—A few 5 ago M. H. Doolittle, who has been here some time taking orders for tea to be delivered at some future time, was arrested f dling without a_license, ~ The argued on its merits in the suy Judge Tiberson deciding that a mu- nicipality cannot exact a license in such cases, (h Cannot Be Fou MOINES, March 20.—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)-Late reports tonight bring no information in regard to Mur- derer Ashworth’s whereabouts, Posses have scoured the whole of Warren county with- out results. There Is a growing belief that the man has committed suicide in some s cluded spot or in the river. His vietim is still alive, but cannot recover, Van Leuven Case Set for Trinl DUBUQUE, March 20.—The trial of the Van Leuven pension fraud case has been get for April 19 in the United States court here, There are forty-three indictments, embracing charges of accepting illegal tees, ¢y to defraud and falsifying indictments, Ashwo DES The verdict of the people is that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, ete. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, Domestic, burners in’ the region Pa., havd decided to go The coke Unlontown, strike. Colorado cattlemen are preparing to resist the invasion of their-grazing grounds by a band of 140,000 sheep ‘from Utal, The coal miners of Lehigh, Coal Gate and Krebs, I T., threaten to strike if a reduc- tion of wages of 5 cents per ton is put into effect April 1. In a fire which desttoved the home of W. E. Wilt of McKindree, W. Va., last night, his eight cLildren and a servant girl lost their lives. The Indlana State Board of Health has Is- sued an order that all tramps entering the stato must be vaccinated, and the order i3 being carried out R. McManus of Livingston, Mont., shot and killed his wife yesterday morning and then cut his own throat. He has been out of work and was desperate. Charles H. Larzlere, the Langlade Wisconsin, defaulting treasurer, guilty and was sentenced to Waupun for one year. Fire in a one-story frame house on T soventh street, Cairo, last night sp communicated to an adjoining honse children were burned to death. The women of Kent, 0., who are in favor of equal suffrage have decided to muke & fight for their rights at the polls in the municipal election next Monday. At Young's Crossing, I T., yesterday, a posse of United States officers and a gang of horse thieves had a pitched battle lasting over an hour and resulting after an ex- change of over 100 Winchester shots in the wounding and capture of Dick Warren, round on a county, pleaded prison at enty- ily Wwo i to fix n of the Daltons, and a cou Wil Fleteher, an all round despe Carter, Rice & Co., extensive agents of Boston, say there Is no truth in the recent statement of a paper ¢ ition w schedule of prices afte nuary 1, paper mill 189 Six_hundred nonunfon ployed by E. Vallens & Co. out on a strike yesterday likely to spread to other turers, A committee from the Salt Lake smelters has gone to Denver on the invitation of the Colorado and Nebraska smelters with a view of making a combination f smelter in- terests. The White Star steamer Teutonla has ar- rived at New York after a perilous voyage across the Atlantic. eral of her crew were badly hurt by vessel shipping a lieavy sea. A telephone report the ranch of ex-Congressman Cable states that Congressman Wilson was not fe 4 very well yesterday and has not attempted any exertion, A. J. Moxham, clgarmakers, em of Chicago went nd the trouble is clgar manufac the to San Antoulo from the president the steel company of Pittsburg, Pa., and Hon Tom L. Johnson, one of the heaviest stock holders, are In Cleveland, secking a site for a new steel mill to cost about $2,000,000 The first passenger steamer for Europe to clear from a port of the southern states on the Atlantic coast will be the Mexican, a fast steamer which the Port Royal, N. ¢, Shipping company will in about three weeks clear for Liverpool Samuel Deetar, charged with killing Amos Bachel and his daughter, Mrs. Laurel Lowe in De Kalb county, Indiana, last August, was found guilty of murder in the first de- gree yesterday, and his punishment fixed at imprisonment for life. As a result of two great snow slides on Canyon creek In the Couer d’'Alene moun- tains, Idaho, yesterday, three families, con- sisting altogether of ‘from twelye to four- teen persons, are mangled and bruised be- neath thousands of tons of snow. B. C. Faurot, late president of the Lima, 0., National bank, has created a sensation by issuing a circular letter to the stock- holders of the bank, ac anied by a tabu- lated statement to back up his charges, stating that he Is unable to get an accouat- ing from the government for nearly $90,000. Miss Saral Billix \d sister Linda of Winche 0., aged 35 and 40 years respe tiv found dead in bed this morn| A note expieined that their death wa poison dministered, because one was intending to get married, but love for each other prevented them from enduring separa- tion. The agreement between the American Dis- tilling and_Cattlefeeding company and the Amerisan Distributing company extends the xisting contract to ten ye and provides that the distributing company shall exclu- sively handle the spirits product of the dis- tillers, so long as it can obtain the same at the lowest market pricc. e IS See Hayden Bros.’ great free distribution, also their prize offer to High school girls; ali about it on 5th page of today's paper. of big sel Tt Ouros Golds, Coughs, Sore Thro ouza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and A crtain cure for Consumption in fra and a sure relicf in advanced etages, Uzo You will sce th cxcellant effect after taking tho firat dieo, Bold by dealera everywhoro. Large bottles 60 ecnts and 81.00, I Park Floral G, McPAERSON & RAIN, Props. OMee and greenhouses 1200 B. P blocks rom 101 stecet car L 244, Grow dlera o all kinds ol plants, hrabs, yox ! Rosca, Cut Flowers and TMoral Desigus shipped to all pirts of the couuty Mail aud Telegraph Orders Promptly Filled ITCHING HUMORS Torturing, disfiguring and every specien of itch ivg, ecaly, crusied, and pioply ekin and ‘sealp discascs, with dry, thin, and falling halr, relieved by o wligle application, ind speedily and cconomically curcd by tho CuTicuRA REMEDIES, when the beat physiclans fail. mproved Quick and Easy Rising Steam, Elec- tric & Hand Power LEVATORS Send for Circulars. Kimball Bros., Council BlaTs,[p % W. C. ESTEP. Funaral Director &Emhalmer 14 N, Main St., Council Bluffs. Office 97-TELEFHONES—Residence 33 Sipecial Noticess COUNGILBLUFF 3 DO YOU KNOW THAT DAYp& HESS HAVE some cholce barkains in tfult and garden land near this city GARBAGE REMOVE chimneys cleancd, grocery, (40 Broadway. ABSTRA LOANS. Wnd FARM AND sold. © Tusey & TS operty . Council AND bought Blufts, YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYDE. writer desires situation; has had experience in bookkkeeping nlso; best references. Address N 20, bee, Councll Blufls. ANTED—ONE OR TWO FURNISHED OOMS for 1ight housekeeping. Address lien, Boe office, Council Biuirs. on $1,000.00 WORTH OF AL 2" cholce lots I ) i for cash, Addvess 1 2, Blufs. FOIY prop Council URAGE, FIRST CLAS of stock, about 3 miles nor $2.76 to $4.00, horses §4.00 1 April 16 to October 15, of stock; plenty gru will rent’ to good 1 FOR 400 HEAD of town. Cattle $7.00, for season min in charg salt und wa Or an with $1,000.00 capital to snvest In dairy, hog und poultry busiie i G-room house and all conveniences i, Judson, 929 §th avenue or 428 Broadway, ( cil Blufts, WANTED, A GOOD SECOND-HAND LETTER press; must be cheap; also want to buy god Qriving horse; must be a bargaln. Addiess 1635 Broadway. FOR RENT, THREE with heat,’ bath, eic., suitable Keeping. Annex Grand hotel, TW Graham for in same | two blocks from ¢ Two lots, corner streot. Easy Bluff street NISHED ROOMS, for light house second floor ONE-HALF at less than lity ton urt house, 6 Third avenue terms. A, E. CHEAP, on wold AND M, 8 ONE GOOD WORK and 9 years old; one seven-eightha Ham lun stallion, § years old. Cheay or tme, Secund wyvenue, sOUth of Wiler works, Wiz SOLD, You The Roll Call. ROLL CALL. who went all through the war and bear many a noble scar and wound, mayhap have lost a limb; YOU who saw scant serviceand escaped unscathed —YOU who lost fathers, and hus= bands, and brothers, and sons. YOU of the present day who were babes and knew not its terrors—above all books you need Nomatter whether your sympathies and interests were with the Stars and Stripes or with the Stars and It is written by the warriors on both sides—scores of them, both of high rank and low, Bars you need it. both army and navy. 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