Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 3

In his- trade, if all the merchants would MITE THE CRIMINAL CROP. 1MMRQ TflM ft pn CITY MILL IIUUll I Ulu Uy UUl wtij feel to-nlgUf very RjneB IiIwdoof twine jess orphans. the proprietor of (Its barber ahop In the Hubbard house, object-" to bating (ha room he occupies giren to another without -5 Pearl and Fourth Btreets. Wp arp now displaying tho finest stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery and Carpets Will Mil mt tb Snow yinke Patent none better, per sack, fs.BO Winter Wheat g.40 Gold Dtwt, or XXXX Bert Family, a.eo etandard XXX, warranted S.5S By fl.80 l.W euow bolted Ileal, per 100 pounds. 1.05 1 Will do ttti Exchange rlth All kinds of Grain rirr -nrnr 11 111 leav0y llrMHU Id Furnifur to do louna DREGS Nun lllotli.

llroeiitfo KuniiiN, Dnip DM turn, jUico Nh'Jpn limiting, IJiioii Iwiwiis, OrgiiiMlIcN, Plain ilimtfiigN, Scotch Ginghams, Foulards Moinlo Cloths, rollowtn prieca JTWte Bolted Meal per 100 pounds. Dnbolt Meal, per UXJ puuatU. ot. CoB5. Bran pet ton, 8O0 per lOO pounds.

11.00 erxj Mlddllmrs li.00 76o fanners. Wood4takeiiiliiitrttlo. Sought and Ooldi Stephens, Vlmi I'lAVIi nholsfert? OPENING. 98 Fourth Street, Sioux City, Opposite Hubbard Italian. I.

THE CITY JEWELRY STORE WILL H. BEOK, Proprietor, LAUOBST STOCK OF Fine Watches, Clocks, HOUSE KEEPING, GOODS. Silvervyare and Optical Goods, IN TBE NORTHWEST. Special Attention Given the Repairing of Fine Watches. 68 FOURTH SIOUX CITY.

Handsome Linen Tablecloths, in patterns with Napkins to match; Doylies, Towels and Napkins, Piano, Table and Stand Covers, in Kaw Silk and Embroidered Cloth; Raw Silks and Cretonnes, with fringes to match; Sheetings and Pillow-Case Cottons, Twilled and Linen Sheetings. in tno city GOODS. IrtlW Lin (Jhm lino KlhlxMh and hmm, HllHll nill)OJlH, NjmntNh Lnco Hcarl', Spanlhli Lnco Fichus, Embroidered and Plain Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs. Oiir sale of Hamburgs continues Stock newly replenished 2c to per yard. Ladies' TVT1 ttmrl fYMlriftm'a itLUim ynuerwear, ales' ana uent's utilize Ohildreii Surah Satin and Satin Da SPRING T.S artin Co Our Carpet Department has been removed to first floor and is fully replenished with all the very newest designs in Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestries and Wool Carpets, Stair and Hall Carpets, Moquette and Velvet Rugs, Felt and Linen Crumb Cloths, Linoleum and Floor Oil Qloths, Velvet Hassocks and Ottomans, Opaque Shades and Shading, Cocoa, Straw and Napier Mattings, all styles.

Hare now an Elegant Stock ot Goods Comprising a full line of Prints and Gingllams, Cambrics and Percales, Seer-suckesand and Colored Cloaklngs, Summer Skirts, Parasols, Sun ITmforclias, fanaiieso Parasols, Varn, Ituchitm, (Moves. ()iv stock of Dolman in DRESS GOODS In all the new Shades and Fabrics Foule Cloth, Cache, mere, Foulards, Lace, Bttnt ng, Plaids, Iti New and Beautiful ColafSi Our' line of Liullt' MIm now foin pi Nflk, hMv Thriiaii mid Uiiibrlgrgnii to new mid iiovpI pattentsr DRESS TRIMMINGS. An elegant assortment of Dress Trimmings, Cord and Tassels, Silks, Satins, etc. Parties wishing Carpet Lyon cannot lio snrtiasscd In wtylo, ivorkmnnsIiU) imdb IfavcJock Ulsters, Circulars, Jiallcs, Suits, In all tlio new styles. A cordial invitation to visit our establishment Is extended' to all.

All orders promptly attended to. Agents for IluttcrlcK's Pattcrrfs, elegant in design Livingston Co. unite tn closing at a certain tt seems too-bad that two men should insist upon upsetting the clan. The clerks' ara nar4-workIiig, deserving class, and their friends feel that it Is no mora than an act of Bimpia justice to fix hours for clofingso that they can have an hour or two for recreation and rest before it is time to go to bed. It is to be hoped that the two gentle men wno aione 6tana in tne way or this re- iorm" win reconsraer tneir neterminatton not to close at 84 and Join with the great majority 10 uo lue lair wing oy "tne ooys.

JUERCHAHTt tlAi.4 and e.tahiliie t'ttUriinglmitiS tih- lutituti ed Miitts HiitlM Mlllfrt. SKliled wfitkmpii Jh mm famtmmt el Urn tt WaHtl at ttilbiii i buhftets ilWlfVf Wimi MlutllHlifil'a Rllll HSIIHF: ftrrntPit Hf MHim, Klvu.tdma, 14 i nb Mils mm, brmiihHl J. fill born, two of the skier wme red lit ulilto sihiU. thu Urirrst wan r'ullnwih Willi br iiijlud tihm and while it-nil, win pay am rur inroruiatiuii luml ng to Cium tcs lnn, i Itlatliigulauatl VUilora. A special train oamo In nt o'clock lakt vonlhg ovtir thu Ht.

Paul and Sioux City road. One enr had started from Bt. Paul and bore U. II. Pot tor, president of the road; E.

VV. Winter, his assistant; C. F. Hatch, general superintendent; T. D.

Clarke, general traflio manager; T. P. Gere, superintendent of the St Paul division; John F. Lincoln, superintendent of the Sioux City division: II. C.

Hone, superin tendent of telegraph lines, and C. W. John son, w. Li. Clarke, c.

w. UiUard, w. Ellis ana u. v. juumrora.

directors, and other omeiaiSt The second car of the train was hitched on at Sheldon. It contained S. S. Merrill. eneial manager of the Milwaukee and St aul road.

W. Van Home, general super intendent and G. W. Sanborn. suDerintend- ent of the Sioux City and Dakota division.

It may have been purely accidental that the Milwaukee folks were at Sheldon when the special train came a long and brought them to this city, but public opinion will associate the coincidence with tlie -old rumor that has been lately started again, that the mammoth Milwaukee was likely to absorb the St Paui and Siou? City roads. The officials spent the night in the cars after taking supper at toe Hubbard and Depot hotels. As to their movements to day no programme has been published. Examine the stock of Cunningham, the hatter, before buying your Sunday hat. Fob rent, three desirable living rooms on Fourth street.

Address box 1185. Baptist's place on lower Douglas street has been refitted and furnished with a new piano. There will be music there and liquid refreshment If you enjoy good music and a good, quiet time, call around. It 00 nis Wanted, Two ot three good rooms for small family in a desirable place. Journal office.

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I i 1 isc. (rf tbe Honca JouninJ. rniH Sum ner Wliinui niurcliunt at Dakota CUy, were in town yesterday. Gov. K.

(1. Ordwav arrived here veitL-rdav from Wiwhington, bound for Yauktou. 'J Iw governor sought a route via Ponca. J. M.

II. Floyd bus returned from St. Ixmls. where ha has been to hove his eves treated, suid Srea having boeii damuged by snow blindness. Mrs.

IT II. Tolinu' left yesterday for Hook Is! siunu, in waicn place ana nemitr sue win remain a few weeks visiting relHtlves nnd friends, C. W. rrlOaleiadt-flhCHaaMitof the Oeonrla tnlnslreli was In Ihr; yesterdav ntrnttgtnn tor th stwii ranee et bis etmitoan' here on the evening bt May Si. 7Mt'irt mtef fhe ih ft.

HtUWI IfittttftrS Irt this wlsei W. HHi. HMUif ot the Pltrtlffclly (lows) Ilt'rrtld, Is hi the pity tiifitew uVr Jtmtff ftfWHl, tiilMff'ii 'lHrtia ht fftIM (,0 WMF rt ltlH H-ltilWi HM Rtll Fh'tM fcitiitll fit ttm 61411 Villi Paiilkzcaeh in ina m. i Ht.w HIV, w'rutb' wifa and babies md bweii iian IM. wmo-iv.

1 alt rtdura to all ton wf wt wemk, If vott am stiff 1 aring from Huiigestion pr ih or bnwtds. any complaint of tha sloiiiaoti oti Will obtain great relief by using the rlcklr Ash hltturs, as they have the prop artv of cent relieving these organs end IIIHOIllS 111 K'nJU. suunu nrniuiy coll aitton. ftttktfimi, Wf)fiiffilfrif-rOOtfrJftMOtiitAt rtfU lbtse fel to biHfe's pawttt! jm infiiii, IhUHKlitF evenyiif, ifs S. ty Hei umfHt H.

Vltoa, IHft tWirffetfrtllotiftl fhuft'h, iff. Jiiftll WolHHtottth nrMwsH and MM Uoiilintirbf fHdwnol. lte alv0 is tnm a mmn fliag if (lit mmr, Mr. Woltttfc will ua remembwd a frwpr fl4aitiif mmn Clw, and Ma wany friflnds bpra will wtaft hint oy atuindant in bH new re lutimi, 1 In Biom City, Thursday night, at 11 o'clock, the Infant son of nui uiuu rreq i and swan li Uoewey, aged weeks. Funeral from the family residence at 10:30 o'clock this morning, friends Invited to at tend.

i Aim Unrivalled Hair Drewlns. Producing as rich and cleanly appearance as if nature alone had Imparted it Bur nett's Cocoaine is the best and cheapest hair dressing kius dandruff, auays irrtta- ous ana neaitny other compound produces these results. ne superiority ol dutucu cuivuriuie F.xtrants consist in their perfect puritv and p-rpat strength. Thev are warranted free from the poisonous oils and acids which en ter into tbe composition or many or tne fictitious fruit flavors now in tlie market. LOCAL MARKETS.

Beprt or tbe Slenx City Grain aud Ir- dace market. Corrected Danr.) vr nuai- i 78 80 8 1.00 li 7 10 Corn Potatoes Butter, good table Butter, gn od sbippbagr creen Hides, Tallow t.it Grease. x.iii.i.., a Absolutely Pure, jkfsdafmfB 6fP f'FesBl T'Nl fist Mlibt Htuitt.4 mut-u llettf, fc.ii.ir' h'if lcila, ilHoK V. i -i'll Tlllp-P I' tl.IA ttllliiiUb 6f IUH ill Ciiilltlflrf Map? i.i.uKPfUH f.i4, p.t(4Diy to by irAb PAitiri Po Kew York, Auotlter Account of tlio Shoot Ingr Afflroy 'wit siotix Point. Ci Weston 1ell tl Btory of flia tJnfiUtlifUl AVlife'e fhg Miteheli, Hors fhiel eaei fta fail 8fffiiifii Kwli mm bus hm ebbtifiabte ftbeal SIhhv tWM Mwt hmtotw mm ftf HI Wttl A fFllf ilW BHr feFtlHyVM Mia ruiMrbFJba fMlNwlM vsr KlMHft' M8btHllM? fclmy had beftrd tbrtmgb buy imiimd WiUon that Msrtoii And Murray were cm lug to Bum Point to shoot bun.

llcartng that they were at St. I'lurro' ha and hU son went down to talk, with thnni, As ho won paaoing the window, wbleh Is junt healths tlie door, one of them shot him through the shoulder, ana he fell across the doorway. IUi ion. who was Jut behind! him, placed one hand on the door-pott aud stooped over to pick him up. when he too was shot through the window, and stepping back ward, fell dead.

Murray came to the door and fired the second shot, striking him In the forehead, and stunning him so that he knew nothing about what happened after ward. Mrs. Fred St Pierre told this Mend of Joe Shay's that her son William, who was at Oliver St Pierre's when the shooting occurred, said that Murray would have fired a third shot at Joe Shay as he lay senseless on the ground, but that youngOliver St Pierre interfered. Murray then kicked. Shay in tbe ribs twice, and the two then left sav ing that they had done what they come out for.

Dr. Douglass, who saw Shay yesterday, say that he is suffering more from tbe kicks In his side than from the pistol wounds. On Thursday a coroners -Jury was summoned by Dr. J. G.

Conlev of Elk Point The jury consisted of T. H. Johnson, C. Vradenberg and Louis Spiney. The verdict was simply that John Shay, deceased, came to his death by a pistol shot, fired, by John Murray.

Barton and MurraySwere taken to Elk Point yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Crumm. THE OTHER SIDE. C. EL Weston, the injured husband in tlie adultery case mentioned yesterday, desires that his side of the case be likewise stated. Last year, he says, he was foreman on Col.

Prescott's grading job on the Omaha line. He supported his wife then, but during his absence she persisted in straying away to hotels, where as a waiter girl she could pick up traveling men, and so in August last he left her. He came down from Bismarck to get a divorce, and this adultery case was the hrst of a series of four that will be carried throneh. He offered his wife 200 if she would secure a divorce, but she declined. According to Mr.

Weston, Helen, the wife of his bosom, is a bad one. A few months ago she Was before the police eourts.fof stealing money irom tne pocaet 01 uavia jnciean ot west orkj Who spent the bight in her rotmii she uvea tor a time with Australian tfjatij bear Ottof-H this eounty, as the wife of Cuark. gttlhe btisbkha as iHfoftned mm benetesi Bft, mm, wasmseiiaraeti mm Chants mm frtf Wftswjtti tHIW IfHUV ifiiiHMMli titisfetttii SIS abtf ftjaflv HUM Lliiltm jkhtiMm ww. tHiiir to.wmm PTlHPffc hp mm ft nitwrbp stm? ft WIMi retjulMtwfi from pala Mpahud from Ills pull im the jail yiL'ferdiiy afturmjpn. ilia attorney, fiiifiion, went up to win mat iers over with turn and found that ha bad done tha btst thing Moibla under the circumstance given leg bail and this witliout any legal advice.

The man was known on the jail register as Win, Lucas, lie described as tall, well-built, dark hair and moustache, wore nant clothes ami cap, anu about 30 years old. lie was confined dur-ine the day in the cell from which two men escaped last year by digging through the brick work into the nail, lie had made his exit in the same way, and is Supposed to nave gone irom tne nan into i tne engine room, and so on Into the outer air. John Urosh, the tailor, thinks that his Prisoner had not been gone more than fifteen minutes when bis attorney called The late grand lufy reported these eel9 Insecure. They er ptotmbly right. THE MA HI WjHTCIIi Chaties Mehatt of Jam etathm was picked ittt on the ftffeet tei ur 1 IIFIHik.

ami M'lriF mWIVHil Ihrt tlDiiMI DM teittiiiii I'thn iii wassptit tt eHufllr Pintle in Vimw Blafsim 'luHiihsmt" la spivaftut hu hbw. Im mi im turn wpi(t Hirwiv. aim to hst hi 111 ha was to be uh tint HftiiiBr 0 wa to pa tordsy to a Mbporma'am. ami jf sba IMS' fflllt ill hia snaca tlia mate na silOMin ibsf uldba "tt. Tb tiiduFhuu tfcd oflici'r pcceiitul tlia school ma'am's watoh which her lover bad on his person, security for tlia fiia, and the bibulous behedicf 1 a as reieasMil.

lie will his beloved that her nrnnamy exfuain Btntmed. and that ha had left it In the city to be repaired. Hen BvlVPHlpr. atlaa Kitor, but- fnf WiisoM. has JeM of trouble, lie was out bit Wednesday iilalit and the boy put tin a job eti, him.

1 hey told ihi wtttuan that fieTtad been Inwrnstsnt, anawbettlie fettifhen and enilpttvored to eMblain fm iattltftt Itlirt a mu W8' i bis.w why be ItttonlealM, Rfltfjpll Juto the abiwiM 1 of tli law. fthd paid i ifa.fti in th A wan who gaya his mme ft? GaoFga Hepj pep ww arrasttia by Tliompun and jttaponam yemcriiHy tor iiia puniiiiHUHK a number of putty Jarednies, 1 A nmskey wrapeh. paid sponge, hatoliet ana that sort of plundtiF weFa found In bis possession, lie was too drunk to plead, having made a raise by pawning some of the stolen prop erty, and will ba brought up In the police court this morning, M. McKenzie, the railroader who was pounded in Willis1 place because he needed it the other night, was before; the mayor yesterday morning for stealing a revolver, rinz and chain from another railroad man. The ring and chain wererecoered but the revolver is yet missing, lie was sent up iornve uays.

Stbawbekbies at Will Grady's. Wasted, nurse girL Apply at Dr. Cald- well's drug store. Eaiuc ffasoH'8 celebrated linen colors and cuffs at Cunningham's. RIVER'NEWS.

Tbe Bed Cloud passed ftosebud landing on the 9th tost The K. Peck reached Bismarck on Thursday, and is to leave to-day for Benton. The coming of the June rise is a subject of particular interest this season, as the Nellie Peek, Butte and Black Hills, now under repair at Yankton, cannot be got afloat until the rise covers the bar in front of that landing. Among the rfver freight that i is accumu lating at the depots are several tats of mili tary goods billed to Sioux CJty This lnd'n catos that this city 1st to be made the Mis souri river point lor tne shipment 01 goods to the lower forts. hf ins ami am at tmi md titit btlp'tl Wfs4 MHheH rtrt iH it deckled ltoftit-dial Hftef strirab bfcileMf! fM poifllPf Into port; Mt'K JUff Wmt dou villi toif Stfpin to pina4tfls fit th coming boat." tto fame back pmia slowly lieu he found that it wa only too traiifl I04 iia piada fujjbjcu Sfy tlia Doya Fliaoce.

6rom Crrr, May la. Tha grocers having led eft in a movement to close theif stores at 8 o'clock in tlie evening) the other store are disposed to follow suit, or Would It two merchants whd still rofuse to join in tbe movement! would come Into jthe if range ment J. Feldehheimelf anti P. Dead are the only two Btorekeebets la th city whd fefhse td close 6 b'clocki arid the filol-ti ill llid Albs tdaiiferf hf liHaioboii Bt-d etifhrtltirany fpfllhrf ahrtiilriB! btitpfpss fitit t'tward tbeeeiehtlfihied Iti 1 etflkS fef thei mt st t'tat ifier tA' ftVfrtcfc lir, PrtFbinft Jtlut to iaen them pn duty mm Ju 4 11 a j'lffi wort Jtoati HieM to pecitid pf them, Ftoinari t''ty eoul4 ba SATURDAY, MAY 1881; The YVfAUer iBDicATiosa: For the upper Mississippi and low Missouri mlleya: Local ralna, partly cloudy atber4 fllirtattr warmer notitberlr tti westerly winds, and fulling, followed by rising Mint MENTIONS. th fmiuput mm deiajliig liie ma fa tma Mllwl fat ilw tieottia ihIh iMjtff UtfWWtlitf Is ft f0flit 'Hi rnwmW mi hmit wifili- lw mivIhiImh mwrnl lamia wit 'f lit) fli)t'r8iitju itf the tit, Uhulitrf liiiiirt.vtiil liy a rout of lnt.

WhUIbh tliut thtt F.lkhoiu mni.iiiiitr train will lu. put on Tho rtUlrniul ynrdi in all crowded with freight (lira, Riul tlio cry In for more Ma twit room. lluhtenrold' saloon la being raUcxl by IU owner, R. J'urnJaw, preparatory to receiving a new foundation. jU.

Solzer has bought tho lot lust west of Tils brewery, and will put no needed out buildings thereon. There was the usual rain early yesterday morning, and afterward there wa's the usual warm, muggy weather. m. II. Livingston is preparing to go fiorw! orward with his new residence at the cor ner of Eighth and Jackson streets.

On account of "repairs being done to the Interior of the Episcopal church, there will be no serv ice in that church to-morrow. jVD. H. Talbot has purchased tbe lot just fortrAoo tKa allaiT wrtfi rf Vita smaW-A at the corner of Eighth and Virgina streets. The Kansas City line, the last of the southern roads to recover from the flood, is now open for business to all points except L.eavenworta.

Rochelle reports the first brick kiln of the season fired yesterday, and that it will be ready to open In ten days. Then will the brick famine end. Among the delayed freight just received is a dray load of heating stoves for the St. Paul shops. -The stoves are not likely to be wanted this week.

The colony of Russians who ark waiting for transportation, to Yankton have been temporarily quartered over the boat offices at the foot of Pearl street. DeLong sent down yesterday to Hamilton ten views of 'the Yankton flood and ice eorges that ge a better Idea of the thing than ft whole Volume of special eorrespond- The hose team boy will meet just after snbdaf-eijdiHhe eHfin mmumta- fOW to talk tfoa ttmifmwMm at tit (J the laklnCeia hMnd in liBjffltebe tfHSfF bent Nfffpj 'mminmcummmmwn picked nines from the school aiid grammar' school will be on Codfish hill just back of Craig Wright's. The stakes played for by tlio youngsters is a bat and ball. Tim llealev, the Insane boy who attempted suicide by dashing Bis head on the stone floor of his cell, started for the hoipt-tal for the insane at Independence yesterday in charge of Sheriff Jackson. lie went quietly.

Clov. Ordway said while in the city yester day that he would (to to Sioux Falls soon to look about the building of the penitentiary. The recent session of the legislature passed ait appropriation for the building of this I A. Nystroiri generally knowtfas Aid Mysn Uhw ftt ftweitpit dniHtf lm wtntefi Me graphwl ftotit WtitlW lt ePttiflif lltat he wpMtti arrire tm iHuritiiiH Willi a emm? Itfly' VMHhtl-jrttlPH, 'I'U? Mmk pIhU IiI1 tlifp eimm $mm uf the imm tot emritig Mmwrvhw Imllr ww SMPPees nttmbjrs and fin I I0I8 Dlitft III watuli was rirpsBMttJtl Uy Hja emw iwauagep, yiiariBf I'eavey has got bis 30,000 lobbing sunn iinitiwaru wiiiaujr ih in really for business. The rooiti formerly oo (Upied as an linnlnmelit warehnuse liy IVhvpv llros.

has been jitted, up good shape for the new line of goods, Rfitirpe, lumber dealer at Blmit falls, Buys that theltifiibpf dealers the will toPf ohljc ttljttttt lfi bef eeht. the. value tit the lumber taketi away by thefiowl I WWII 1 Mow Brittle bfOKetii tlieti Uiefs were t'lutis tttt salvage (0 settle, The mention (bat Jtv, P. U. UmhmA we)4 elwHjt a subefptfn ppe yestr jlF to fis fynrta tQ blW Plana Jar tlia baho boy mm fitter pieea tnetdent to oMt-dfMjf eouourM, waa praroature, Tba paper Will mt passed U4H Won day, The man who turns uneasily In bis bed of midnight to anathematize the annum, bered barking eurs may -comfort himself with the thought that dag will soon be tn season again.

Tbe dog crop to be harvested by the police is an unusually large one this year. Some uninspired idiot yesterday hitched his horses with the lines onthe side hill just west of Ban Hedge's place, in the usual weak-minded way. The horses backed, of coarse, and but for the interference of a passerby the usual thing would have The two carsof coal donated to the flood sufferers by the Hoingona coal company, and forwarded freight free by the Northwestern' Siouxi City and Pacific companies, have been sold by Mayor Smith for $120, and the money turned over to the relief Jund. flJ-t Ben Smith starts with fifteen teams for his grading job on the Milwaukee Adair and Tibbies have already gone to grade their mile contract ion the same road. The latter gentleman barely escaped paying his road poll-tax by bis sudden exit trom the city.

9 Jack: Shipley brought down a sand-hill crane yesieruax uturiitus wjiu viuivauavjr revolver at the distance of 1S3 paces. The bird wasbot through the head, and Walter Strange paced the distance. The two-were out in Floyd township after some cattle when the game was bagged. i Tbtf AftclehtOrder of tThlted Wottineil 'of iliis eity hav bi- revested id ttahsfer tM IhSiirtlttti tfist tfi Wde'f hOMr has tin the life' tit Httelt Fotikfi Jat tletk iti he life nf ilttf it Fotikej me tietk jri ti5 rf fcfflf" at thWJtyj jfitf W. iowarai i bntirM its rmwi ttori Mttt" tit It 1 litifcired thai ilugli MM Hal mar tini; A mHtg ih4 Hlw (mm shim ms HWtbM fHffiMelil WHf blHPfc 6t tjf.k fl.ij nMi-Riiig.

Af I'laca fu tl.a man's jidiuaai.M-iiy, thai ba blbaFr at J)iiiali4 eiKht itarif agti, ba )u a nitliur living thtfe, The VlUinif nt Wusser, an JinoU Central brake-man, at Moua, last week, con- tirms the old superstition of railroad men Unit HfMrntR teii In Rfts of three. If s-ts of three, xnwt two nior one 1111m 1st killed thev exnect two more tn fol Inn Kathertnn, brskeman killed at Cedar 1, 1 1 .1 lrtlln.l I i. eonvlila and Musser who fell off a boa car Inst Friday and died Saturday, make the last set Mhfc'Mn ltagy wilt hot keep boatders hflef lii-dav This toenlton 19 noteworthy. a a twmtdiiiit-lmiiM fof tehfr as hut idyif wHfunii iMHhnf'9 Ifl b.pf bt'iiss. fclie" lirtH lMlrpa4 WltWi tutu Yi.u Mh bef lniulnua Ui.lu, uhilalii ti.a lbt At umy fpof, anil lltl lii.twUp wM na.

iia, iiof U4 li the room, unvs that lias a lease from O. (J. UilU and that "BuckV' holding the fort ur uumrwise is no ruqerai 01 nia. air mu came into possession the lease tit the room, una ownership 01 an vie nmuresi as Matlsfaetion for a claim against Prof. Lucasi ine original leasee.

The ttfown-tib datialitef bi ieiis Aiidef- sotti ft faftllei living hCAt Daktita CUfi was MraStM It dfM tlie tttllMf MiA. ball tbe sister innifi i ire Tunnar isny Bttiifrs J'VI mim win UrattHM ine wmtpmiMimi.tnii ir'HMMH liPf "VPWMflVi Uf Will fPHIalH WlltS telfoUMf VM 111" rMWilfr llltlf f. MM iBlrt! PUHMt fTM WJMbt Wllj tiF'l '1, NTlf BlrU WallttMl i Mil, Willi'. niKSiauiUM, Hinlmtlur, will kuopppeii than usual lo-iKlit, that all who wiili may huy tholr iiiiiuifr hats SAtnrtJay htlihl on bU ntui'tt will nut ho ddu HuiuUy uiurniiig. Oiipich goods of Harry Hall by Ultphone.

THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS. Tlila Fwvorlte Company Seetired for Mxl Tbl City. It has been some time now since a first- class company has appeared on the boards at this city, and so the coming of Sprague's Original Georgia minstrels will be doubly The company is now playing up St Tanl way to crowded houses, and the notices received from the Dress are most nattering. Genuine merit is always recognized on sight by Sioux City amusement seekers, ana it necessarily follows that these minstrels will be greeted with a full house. Thev will be at the Academy of Music on the evening of May 2L Stbawbkrries and ice cream at Harry Hall's.

Ix will pay you to go to Mrs. Zinn's milli nery store and 6ee her beautiful new goods. Celluloid collars and cuffs at Cunning ham's. Aside-bab top buggy at Smith's West Side green-house for sale cheap. Good as new.

Lettuce, radishes and encumbers at Will Grady's. I H. C. Draper, having sold out his paint shop, persons desiring work in his line will lease leave orders on slate at L. M.

Rogers' eed store, one door west of old shop. Evert novelty of the season at Mrs. Zinn's. Ttutttcn hata at Mr Harmon's Will be nn cliihitinti mtnMr-t In TvHfn frnm Mfpnfq to 30i aet Moiidat and THesdati. It yatt wisli to see the finest disblay thai has ever oeen snown uo no ian 10 eau anu see ner MILL tfttteM rlll Pfftpi SliHiHHt 8r Uftvftf jHlb pbaftwsH fit tto Mm Pttv era, jH f0atspt of a JattpfFpn aiindeF-60i of Lincoln, chsiFPian of tha re- litf coiijiuittee for Norway township, grater fully acknowledging receipt of the goods sent from this city to that point.

He says the goods have been distributed to the best of their Judgment, and adds "In the name of our people I send you and the people of Sioux City our heartiest thanks for this generous contribution and jroiqot action In time of need." Mr. Gunderson says all the people of that section weie well off and a good many of the old settlers had amassed considerable property! yet the most ot them had to tub for theif lives, with nothing but the clothing oil thelf. backs, aud thai Was very scant Borne of them have a team ieftf ami someaepw pr twovbut a good mnny have Htrtiilhtf b-ft but their fauns. what the fipfti most, if hip ate to ate teams, tnf wllwmtthfpef e.ftF quite belli less tm HttvtBingi wr. if.M be lias been fttae wmn tiiein uuilfiiwiii-ra baud at horses.

Iw head nt bHstifcjs uf my pHoneuj ttf mwU hit. iM'j JunjilHi, iW( tum. 3. Vf. Thomnsoti 8 finad of homa, 1 bead of L.wi.f fcil Ait IUM1 l.i.uliold OHttlo, sftee; ut wnwl Iw liualibU of barter, liilshbU nf nato.

WW btistiels of uorn. lot) bitsiiels of pota toes, wju Mun(ia ur liuiir, mu iiiiiiimh ur liurn line or ibjjobi uiuiiMift) (' uuiiiiiiitfB, ami lot In Vermillion, rW us ifi a horses. head of Pflf fie. llbeep, la hoiri, lihltjkens. 18 bushels Of bPiit IW bushels if uorn, a plow, jtiid filflhebuil furniture, tlotliliiai btioka and a thest of Viw Uj J.arwn-JLnHiJs.

1 WfWi jw nenn mmrw so ihu spHsi buiMnit uf ta fit! tittle Olwin, itlttit 1 11 llM ptHIPH, tJl 1 E. fcin Hum Ju rttnniitMnrii -e nn tit fi tt lltSfflMf lieiiry tww, lotLlni I I T. At Thomson, totw wasr, CbFist Lttrson, total, tiliMiirtf ti Lewis Larson, jotai Leww IverB total low If IMf If HffTf French n4 Cn-mn Millinery Co ode. Imported goods from Paris and Berlin. Latest styles Just arrived.

Ladies' and children's hats and bonnets from the best to the. cheapest i specially the newest styles of perforated hats, from Swiss lace, genuine Imitation chip hats, antasie hats, also Italian, French, German, and American fashions in beige and greyi and a great variety of other styles. Beautiful small children's hats, good and durable braid, etc A large stock of nn trimmed- bats for sale to the trade. I have also a small stock of laces, French Lyons, satin and silk ribbons, lost imported from Europe. I shall stay no longer than three or four weeks.

i Upper Pearl street; next door south of Mrs. Marion's. For Sale. Twenty-flve tons choice bayj within seven mile? of Sioux City, for sale. Inquire of L.

M. v. Special Bargain. 'J- A good house and lot for sale oh easy terms, S. Follis Xfae Btdg-e Cemetery Eviction.

Mention was made the other, day that Robert Thom of Union! township had. tried to oust the possessors of Ridge cemetery hi that township under the deed given by the county td tho quarter section eri which the eemetery Is situated Which deed Was under the forecidsnte of it Mortgage- id the eebboi Itiiidi frave- Moffatt tatiie In ffWll (Mre ittititlfie- td tiUfk lUH inatO'f Md tbhiui tli ftttl6SiH IB lh fttftif il bt pFde'tt im ibe bwafd nl wtw tbm wukf ri ir (if fan iWMtyb hUitt ih fyiHfi i)lHFf i f-j iuuitu a lfiilKu Lu.7fry. lot, ami I lie fi btijcijy ctriiic fn-m fba u4 l.fi. yMFk4 H'f'J in WHt4i pMfy fWH'J'g tobtoh pbaimian. protDrn.

Attests 0. W. Wo nvt. 4 u.luor.'F Jsq it appears that fhe pounty, while It held the morfgaga on the ijuarter section on which the cemetery Is situated, released the cemetery, liut the county has since issued a deed of the whole quarter section without reserving the cemetery site, 80 it is Thorn and the county for IUdge cemetery "meantime holds on bed-rock titlej and has nothing to fear from the wiles of the wicked. i m.

fetiiled by LUntuittK. tWHtthrtfiilPtltHi hf Thtt JciUrtlflh i inA UadTti, loa Mijf 13 IsSl.hd llumfleF stothi last tvphih was the m6st Severe 01 the SPB3Utij in 11 a yea wwnsmpt tin. 1 iian. AiiHil. a liHihillir ft hhtl wli--r rii) fAfimtft -4 Hdt HljlbB 1'HFmIi attiiaWg tf iitiF by No mia wsa ws but Ida jiwusa la Jarpa twstor7 tiMiel Wa hfavfttilviiciMnri.

TwV bf 11M1 wPFW HwmIIHWPII MH(1 IHt tfl iimt all I.OHS.OO 8,600.00 ngo to examine our Immense Lino of Carpet hoforo piirehiwlii elewliero. It wuld te enumerate ths many bargains fn each Department. Call and latlsfy yeureelf that we hava the'm Cem- pleta and Elfgant Btock of 0ood ami lattltlcss in lit. Hciid ifir Ha tuples. NORTHWESTERN TENT AND Wiiim'pj'(Kf JloriNti LADIES VHT tji ilk Tootle, PUN AWNING MANUFACTORY! Umri, mcH ISte.

PATMT FOLDING COT SILKS. Summer Silks, Chene patterns, the latest novelties, ranging In price irom 47 1-2 to 05c. A full Hue ol tho Celebrated Cllliitct Black Silk. LA0E0, VormliIIli and IMhmIimI WmbroldpriP mrt Jacqiuuil TrlmmliiffB, TABLE LINENS. Napkins, Towels, Nottingham Laces, Cretoones, Lambrequin Fringes, etc.

will ilnd It to their advumt- In tha City. oioux PITY, IOWA. Suits, Waists and Hats, CD BROS. H5lt fA PflJlO((fC8. T.

S. Martin 1 1 1 i'ourth Ht between Pearl nnd Dotigia, I Samples Sent by Mall, Boyo and Ohildron'o THE NwHTrvVVtoTi B. BIED, (The Clothier) Prop. 38 381fOBrtt 46 48 Pearl Streets. CARDS.

6 fl. We would cordially invite the inspection of all intending purchasers of Clothing brj Finishing Goods to examine our stock JOY WHIGIIT, ATTORltoS AT IiAW, Sioux CJty, low. WH practlM In eoarts of Iowa, Nebraska find Dakota Territory, tnaka ooliocUone, pay taxes, examlno MUoa, of. QEO. W.

WAKEFIELD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASCD V. 8. COMMISSIONER. llou City, Iowa. Will pnuitloo ta tho Conrta of Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota.

Office, TO Fourth Street, Pp-atatra. rjri. ic. conhipv, ATTORNEY AT IjAW, Office la Davla Block, W. roartk and Pearl, Stoox City, Itwa.

Will pracOoa te all tha Courts of Kortbwcsft-era Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota, pay taxea, examine titles, etc Commercial tow a specialty. QI1ASB TAJriiOKf Attorneys and Counselor, of goods a far better quality: and assort- mentvthan has -ever I been in this CD a a a ma tmm isRrt tow (PiroPlart SIOUX CITY, IOWA. AGKiccr ton ADAMS WESTLAKE'S lmpruveu uii-oiutcsi a lixetA ee2ri.ife AliHmjlftiiM A Mttoxifitiiiilt Sioux City DnEVeny Beer in JToga or Uottlea s. -w-AaOIKjaitrtia- IfOI'f AND afAt.T, ULIilOTT'D BAZAlt 1 K44 leafl Jt Hlff rtMS, HI wuri, in. a I Mil im? if'tv 1 ruu Jar 4 )M 'inUirr, n4 uiii aifcti afirapii nrra-w WISE.

FflUfill SlfCSf, UA Ilate, Gaps, Trunks, Bap and 0trap, iriljprfteltitbetftibftajW snd Imatrta. AHtittort tt'rt eomtoerciiiJ ewiMis; otHc la wamer dwcbj fit Pi mfiflilri -'jKlferWlfralftK'Jh' (Iff From find toy this: dato will ojthihlt tho celebrated Bf COX GO'8 "fine oniL- TlltTWfl niirtfttt nrfAfVi At P.mBBEYy WateheSjJewelry I Iwlli opea ono of tho finest and beat assortments xf tho latest designs i in my lino over offered in this city. B- LIBBEY, IPO ifourtH Btwt, OppflMto Hubbard Ko. with 0 D. Oollors Oo'o.

Thbaotwo brands eland at tho head of all host makos and aro sold i In BIous City only by J. 77 Fourth Bt..