Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1881, Page 6

e e 6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1881. COUNGIL BLUFFS. The '‘Big Four” Councilmen Under Arrost, ‘They Appear in Court and Pro- pose to Defend. Interestin~ News and Gossip About Town.] “'eITY COUNCIL UNDER ARREST,” At about two o'clock yesterday af- ternoon before his honor, Judge Reed, of the district court, those who gath- ered in the court room, witnessed a most disgusting spectacle. One would suppose if the cheek of the “Big 4" had kept their legs stifl enough to enablo them to walk about the city heretofore they would have wenkened when undor the shadow of a criminal prosecution. They took up their line of march towards the court Porrawartamir COUNTY, | The State of Iowa vs. Henry Daw- son, et al, Before Judgo Joseph R. Reed, judge of district court: The defendant is accused of the crime of a misdemeanor. For that on the 3d day of October, A, D., 1881, a special election was duly and legally held in the city of Council Hfixfls, county of Pottawattamie, state of Towa, said city being organized and incorporated under a special charter enacted by the logislature of this state by the qualified electors of said city, at which said election the question submitted to said qualified electors of #aid city and then and there voted upon by said qualified electors was the .g:ndonment of the present special city charter of said city, and organ- ized under the general incorporation laws of the. state, relating to cities and towns in said state. That at said upon the pages of our district court they would recant, and without fur- ther delay in ths premises ‘assume a virtuo if they had it not,” examine the returnod abstracts, declare the verdict and in accordance therewith call a new election. THE “‘STALWARTS."” The stalwart firm of Vaughan, Chap- man & Hepburn are the most infirm firm on 1ecord, They entered the postoffico contest with that daring courage possessed by their Spartan leader, Conkling. Like him they fought. But after the contest is over unlike him they still retain their office. Although men may differ in opinion a8 to the propriety of the act of their chief, he will always have a very large following who will admire his pluck. But, who can admire the firm above mentioned hereafter unles they follow the example of their great stalwart leader and resign? BIT BY A PISH. Quite a serious accident happened to one or two of the fingers of a young man who boards at the Coy house in this city, and in a novel way. He was out at Mynster's fishery, and concluded to play a little with some of the large salmon. He placed his & Scientiats of to-day agreo that ro cauned by disorderod kidneys eretore, the kidnoys and liver aro kept in perfect ordrr, porfect health will e the rewult. This truth haa only been known & short time and for years people muffered great agony without being able to find relief. y of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks o anew era in the treatmont of th Made trom a simple tropical leat of contains Just the cleinents necowsas nourlah and invigorate both of those great organs, and y Ton Teina Positive in in t made a grab at the young man’s|and ixin aluablefor Leucorrhaa or Fallng of U ' & the Womb, hand, taking quite a piece out of two W Blood Purifler it aaled, fot It cures of his fingers, He declares that he [ the organs that make ti 0od. won't eat any moro fish, and when he| hich haa done “fi#m.r{;"x; uscs his figers§for bait again it will | feaicine upon the market. and s wold by Drug= be at the point of a hook. wists and all dealers at 6 _per bottio, For ODE TO HERDICH, Diabotes, enquire for W SAFK DIA- BETES CURK. It isa POSI /IVE Remedy, When the Herdics begin to go, Hurrah! Hurrah? H. H. WARNER & CO,, Rochester, N. Y. Jo16-tu-th.sat-1 Everybody will thank Vaughan & Co., e T Hurrah? Hurrah? We'll join the throng that helped them HAWKETE PLA.ININH MILL 00, n'nn‘(. Des Moines, lowa, By poaching tickets [from W. R.|Manufacturers of BASH, DOORS, BLINDS, aughan; BRACKETS, MOULDINGS, &0C. And we'll all drink stone blind, Vaughan fill up the bowl. MISCELLANEOUS JOTTINGS, Major A. A. Rhodes, of- Boston, who has been visiting in this city, left x:ndly evening for :is home in Bos Statrs NUWIIE wnd Batators. : 3 Our fc In this department 1 If the Tenth street mud hole is not -mhr rot :'}.m.'r.ét‘.{..';'"oo',"-&"né'.‘;o’, seen to pretty soon the taxpayors will Qreat reduction In Bank Counters, Plan fur- nithed, and word furnished in all kinds of hard of woft'wood, Counters finfshed in oil when ce: sired, Shalting of all kinds furnisned and put Into bullding ready for painé ou_whort not! Our workmon are the best mechanics that can be procured. - Bave monoy by giving us your.con racta. Tiln , and has dono some of the finest Stalr work || OMAHA, - - ;|ENGINES OF ALL SIZES, A. MARTIN, 1220 Farnham 8t., NEB. Good Goods ! f Latest Styles and Per- fect ths. novidim Robinson Maching Works! Richmond, Ind. ISTARLISHED 1842, Builders cf From 3 to 256 H. P. SAW MILLS, For ‘2o o Feed Mills, &c., &o. Tt will pay you largely to write, stat- ing what you want and how you wish to pay. Unusurl Inducements to Cash Purchasers. aoorness: - ROBINSON & CO., no2wtf Richmond. Ind. BICYCLES. w8 i rcii: "bern three cent stamp for Catal and price list containis ) Information. i K. I D. SOLOMOK, ol 1319 Farnham Street. TO-DAY IN OUR 100 Pairs Men'’s UNDERWEAR ! w Paints, Oils and Glas OMAHA. NEB Men’s Furnishing Goods jepartment i i room to answer to the following infor- | band under water and ':m(l: { ‘Come, | LiverHoaas TEHRESHEBRS ! : fishy, come; come, fishy; oh, come, lever-- Ague. 4 For all Grains and Seeds, Including Clover mation. At o M vy aed i It y, ’ } Srarm op Tows, | | lttlo fishey,"” and o big inhy maled in, | v Frecnancy: 1w conrol Memrion Sl 300 PAIRS MEN'S DERBY STREET GLOVES WITH HEAVY STITCHED BACKS, $1.35; (Cannot be Replaced or Bought Elsewhere Less Than $1.75 to $2.00.) Castor‘Gloves, $1.00 a Pair. UNDERWEAR ! UNDERWEAR ! One Case Merino Shirts and Drawers, 25¢ each; One Uase Merino S8hirts and Drawers, 76c each; 50 doz. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, 76c each; 50 doz. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 each; 25 doz. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 each; 26 doz. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, Seamless, $1.50 each; 40 doz. Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers, 75¢ each; 25 doz. Men’s Scar- special city eleotion the bal-| hyye a bill to pay. Mark that, I Srere oy malf promptly attonded to, +%9 m lots = cast’ by the o qualificd) T tiyly considorationshould be| T - let Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 each; 40 doz. Men’s Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, Ahouel Vol Afnst the ybmdon’j paid strangers who come here to help DBXterL Thnma's&Brn 1.76 h. o g og o build us up, and a mud hole that you ' U $ -0 eac ment of said special city charter had thereon the words, ‘‘Against Aban- donment,” and the ballots cast by the qualified voters in favor of abandon- ing said special city charter had thereon the words ‘‘In favor of aban- donment,” That the whole number of votes cast both for and against the could sink a mule team out of sight in should not be allowed to remain over three months directly in front AND ALL TRANBAOTION of their door on o public street. It CONNROTRD THMREWTPH, does scom as 1f our mud holes might | Pay Taxes, Rent Houses, Etc. be filled up at once, 1P YOU WANT TO BUY OR BRLL They aro more than happy over the Oall ab 0fice, Room 8, Creighton Block, Omaha, WILL BUY AND BELL RBEAYT. BST.ATE Bady 30 SUNES Horse Powers, 2, Wind Mills, Cultivators & Corn Stalk Cutters. Marseilles M'fg. Co, : "é Corn Shellers, | heavy at $2:60 each. An extra Bargain in Seamless Scarlet shirts and Drawers, extra Cartwright and Warner's and Hand Knit Scotch Cheviot Underwear. e Marsefllez, La SalleCo., T abandonment wore 72I; that at said | way the Colonel received a letter yes- | — The Oreighton and Niobrara special election 489 votes “In fayor of | terday. ‘“‘Dear Chapman,” was .the andonment” weroe cast, and 232|first salutation. This was at once re- Send for our “‘Against abandonment.” ’Rfle{:} to Clnglln dl-l:;' ru;m;-ked t.l:ut 3 dfl‘:.l'.lLl(}fl' hI.Ilfl'I‘I.I New Illustra- o 0 Nonpareil an 0 whole country | Runs dally, leaving Creighton on arrival o ice-Li baiat two hundred and Gifty-soven | 0y “aufo, and immediately sallied |traineat63bp m. *Arrivout Niobrars, 12 800, Skt (i forth and purchased a new suit of | Creighton ut 6 a, m.. in time for train. Fare, 82 I-‘bl.ln;: dWin al g DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 40-inch Black Cashmeres, Fine, 60c; 40-inch Blach Cashmeres, Finer, 75c; were cast. The information then sets forth the names of the city council, Emma Spangle, of Parsons, Kunsas, Prof, W, J." Ander's Select Dano- taina full description of all kinds of goods $1.00, Sold Elsewhere at $1.25. . i 1 e e Bl | 1 e oLt B P :10»mch Black Cashmeres, Finer, 95¢; 40-inch Black Cashn}eres, Best, $1.00; 46- { 4 ing thoreon, againat abandonment’” | Uk L L o : terof 1881, Freotoany address. Con.|iCh Black Oashmeres, 75¢, Sold Elsewhere at $1.00; 46-inch Black Cashmeres, | for personal and family use. We deal directly with the consumer, and sell all goods in any quantity at wholesale prices, You can bpy better and cheaper than at home. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 227 and 229 Wabash Avenue,Chicsgo,IlL seléwdm John G. Jacobs, (Formerly of Olsh & Jacobs,) UNDERTAKER. No, 147 Farnham 8t., Old Btand of acob Gia, 88 Orders nv Toloeranh Rolicited .1y 2 including the mayor, also giving the | Who have been visiting the families of mg Acfldemy. § number of the unfortunate ward from | John Hammer and Judge Edwin J. A. Hospe, Jr. Hall, 1619 Dodge 8t. which they were elected. It then |Abbott, departed Monday evening for % i ) y _then 1 + g Clamn for gontlemon commencing Tuesdny even- r;ocwd.ldw chargo that ? a dlalmon nj their respective homes. Ing, Oct. 4. ' Clas fo Iadios commencing Thurs. o said city council, duly an There was a large audience of the |deyovening, SERASIEN: L Kb it and legally held on the 7th day of | best people of the city assembled at E':Emid'aln hw;::n:v Tn‘!‘,‘&'&"‘&&".?!.'fafl."“‘e 9 October, in said city, A. D. 1881, | Dohanoy's opera house and paid all | scholam. For terms, &c., callat A. uo; ] ;Jhn n_l(;no'tbemg thqlnnft lun{r&n hluld the way from fifty cents to_one ;lgnllnr grinaien LIS DRGITAYs: sy 44 y said city council after said elec-|for a seat to hear and see Rice's Evan- -8 tion, and after the abstracts of the|geline. Take away the Lone Fisher- J. E. BRADLEY’ yotes cast ut said special election had |man, Gabriel and Evangeline and | 3¢ 3 €5 X" A O I A N T. k:;.:‘:;m::i t'oun:;; cg.a e‘t::lng;l',o: g:thlng ;amlmm Bl()l'.t glm;lluy may Corner 16th and Webater Sts. ) & good manager, bul at compan, e the said ci y council at said session, at | couldn’t il th:fl pit‘ here again. PO prean Orshosn.fad Game cosathnlly os basi pud which said session of said city council HOW To BUILD UP THR BLUFFS. - it was the duty of said city counciland | 1 he . T k the defendant herein, as a member of |, . £incourage home enterprise. =Take #aid city counct), as public officers of kindly by the hand managers of bus. said city, under the laws of this state, ll‘i‘l“l‘! "‘;." k‘“ll( ]“’:’“}:’" hl: fo‘;‘"‘"l N i hieshy alven Uik lths areaithes ot to canvass the abatract of votes so|BIufe. Take also by the hand those do , wil Tra%et the sdmiinletrator of rid i teconned ATTORNEYS AT LAW, cast at said special eloction, and cer- ':" h""l already looated. Edurate 'rl‘ohh. before me, County Judgo of Douglas 1 tified to said city council such duty the people to business—to produce County, Nebrasks, at a Gounty Court Room, in D VID CITY, NEB. then and there being enjoined by something instoad of consuming other | idCounty, on tho 24th day of November, 1581, Bpecial attention glaen %o collections in Butler AN n T T 0 | the 2dth day of January, 1832, and o the %N ! s “.L HE LI N L law upon said &ity council, and said people’s production, while spending | sth day of March, 1852, at 10 o'clock a. m. eac: p e CONTINUES T0 defendant herein, as public officer of timo 1n horse ruu-i circuses and tour- ;1n)'. for the purpose ‘fl“ Brsesntog il oIk R for M said city, to declare tho result of such | "BMmOnts. Promptly pay your gro- oar ior 001‘9(5) canvass, causo the same to be entered | © THE B EST H arness AND 8ix months are allowed for creditors to prosent Saddlery. SILKS! PLUSHES! VELVETS! We show the largest assortment to be found west of Chicago: Black 8ilks in forty different qualities, from 50c to $3.75; Black Satins in twenty ' qualities, . from 76c to $2.00; Black Velvets in seventeen qualities, from $1.25 te $9.00; ' Black Plushes in all 8hades and Colors. S. P. MORSH & CO., 1319 Farnham Street. DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE! PROBATE NOTICE. In tho matter of the Estateof Peter J. Johneon, deceased SIBBETT & FULLER, ery bills, market Dbills, the tailor and | their claim d one year for the administrator to our hired help, Advertiso a legiti- | settlo sid Eatate, from tho 24th day of Reptem: ]\ upon the journal of said city, |¥ X ber, 1831, this notice will be publ } \ ml:d imm’edintely 0 T3 un’l‘l mate business; tell the truth about by wux:.vnrl-ielu:.luur'm%u OF ALL a special AR for the|it: Let everybody work iustead of prlixr't:lr:i‘“;f:ld‘y omf.'fa‘f‘éfllk»wi X election of officers for aaid city as do- | PI*Ys and _Council Blufls will bo a fingd Yhy, {Ha! denara] inu()rl{JrMiun Gardenof Eden in lossthan five yoars. i laws of said state, acoording to the| @ A o ;“ D. Horkixy. flt:puhtion of said city. That at the . . A, .nlrnvur, who owns quite a " btate canvaas the populntion. was | 1470 10t in front of Judgo James, has . put a crew of men at work excavating over fifteon thousand, and now has a {5 foundation upon which ho pro- poses next spring to erect a large two story frame dwelling house. octl9 wit The Oldeat kstarushed BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASEA. Caldwell, Hamilton & Co., County Judge. = LINIMENTS FOR MAN AND BEAST. For more than n third of n century the Mexican Mustang Liniment hasbeen known to millions il over the world ue! only safe_reliance for the velief of pulation of over eighteen thousand. hat at said session of said city council said defendants, Henry Daw- son, T. E, Cavin, W. C, Unthank, 8, | If wo dida't atzend a poor show oc- Y R VR U 8, Keller, W. F. Spetman, and E. R, casionally we wouldn’t know how to wnu:::fl{w wamo ae that of an Incor- ullml. For cvery form of external pa'n | rat 5 the Fonda, members of said city council | sPpreciate a good one.| i and public officers of said city,| E. H. Sherman has purchased a ) as aforesaid severally and separately | one-story frame on Midd{s Broadway, b at and within said county of Potta- [ has torn out the entire front, and after | wattamie wilfully neglected and re- | making suitable repairs will occupy i fused to canvass said abstract of votes, | the same as an oftice and harness shop. The Congregational sociable will be Accounta kept In currency or kold subject to slht chock without notios Osrtifioaten of depoett amed yayable n three, aix and twelve months, soariug Interest, or on demand without interest. Advances made $0 customers on approved secu: ritios at market ratos of interest, MEXICAN Mustang Lini vithout an cqual. 1 havo adopted the Lion as a Trade Mark, and 1t and muscle 0]y goods will be STAMPED with the LION g the continu- | 207 0 DB ARE 404 South 13th Street, my AME on the same. NO GOO! GENUINE WITHOUT THX ABOVE S8IAMPS wilfully rofused and neglected to de- A ¥ h Buy and sell gold, bills of , govorn: J clare tho result of a canvass of said | entertained to-morrow evening at the m.:{ state, muuT; and mf bo?d?“‘ it 1';:."‘;',. '::,'f?;} L', :(”‘.,:1”‘.[ ‘f;.'f&“-::zkfl:: abstract of votes, and cause the same | residenoce of A. B, Walker, corner of | Draw sight uratte on Englaud, Lreland, Scot- price, Anyone wishing s prico-lis of good wii) land, and all parts of Europe. «conter a favor by sendiug for one, S to be entered on the journal aforesaid, and wilfully refused aad neglected to call a special election for the election Marcy and Ramsey streots ‘Economy. of oflicers for the corporation| A fortune may bo spent in using inef- of the ocity of Council Bluffs,|f ines, when Dby applying according o its clams, under|T Oil a wpeedy and _econs the general incorporation laws of said state, and that said defendant and #aid aldermen last aforesaid, by their willful acts aforesaid, as public of- ficers, soverally and separately, pro- vented the canvassing of said ab- stract of votes by said city council at said session. That said ‘detendant, Henry Dnnjlon, and said aldeymen 1nst aforesaid ever since and still wil- fully refuse and negloct to canvass #aid abstract of votes so east and certi- fiod s foresaid, contrary te the form of the statute in such caso made and provided, [Sigred,] Gro. KrgLixg, In whose behalf Hon. C. R. Scott and N. M. Pusey appear. The ‘‘Big Four,” accompanied by Churchill and Fonda and the city at- toruey, entered the room with an air of stolid indifferonce, the *‘‘Big Four” uffing away et an aldermanic rate ragrant Havanas. Every one in th court room was ashamed of them The information was passed to Mr. Holmes, who arose and asked the court to grant the prepare for trial. Judge Reed re- marked that he had no“uhj i prisoners time to can be effected. " In case of rheumatisin, lame back, bodily ailments, or pains of every descriptfon it affords in- stant relief, 17 eodlw WONDERFUL PROSPERITY. Under skilful management the Pha- nix insuranco company, of Hartford, has grown, in less than thirty years, to bo twonty times its original size, and during that time it has paid nearly fifteen millions of dollars of firs losses. In March of this year this old reliable company increased its capital from one million to two mil lions of dollars, making its assots over four millions. With its capital doubled, and its over a million dollars surplus undisturbed, the Phwnix doubles its already firm claim to the full confidence of the insuring public and‘will undoubtedly reap due re- ward from its bold and enterprising movement, The Phwnix now rapks in capital with the third company in the United States. This old, time tried and fire tested company has this day transferred its Omaha agency to tho office of Samuel J. Howell & Son, 217 south Fourteenth street, and ui)- stion to | pointed again as its agent in vhus field giving them until this afternoon at 2|its former old representative. We o'cloca, counsel, Mr, Tho prisoners, through their | bespeak for the Phwnix in its new Holmes, were content, | home a large patronage, to which no and then gave bail for their appear- | company is botter entitled from the auce in court at the hour ni which time the court adjourned. , to peo‘rlu of Omaha, for no company has paid more largely or more promptly| v 1% We have supposed all along that the | che fire losses of Omaha citizens, ity council before they allowed them ves to disgrace this eiz l:w all % ok recor: 40 come,to have the R 0Oct31-8t — Buspendersforeverybody at Bunoe's, Bell Buropean pasaage tickets, OOLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, surldt D. 8. BENTON, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ARBACH BLOCK, Dougle 1ith Ats (nahn Neh " BOCCS & HILL, REAL ESTATE BROKERS No. 1508 Farnham Street, OMLAZA, -~ -~ NEB. _Geo. P. Bemis | Haii: Rear ESTATE AGENCY, ||s=imisr:nar. 15th and Dodge 8ts., Omaha, Neb, # , or n valnable hovse muved by the healing power of this LINIMEN v cures such ailments of which speedily AN F the H Central Hotel This agency uoos BTRITLYS brokerage busines. Does ot spuculate, and thersfore any bargain on Jdts books are insured to ite patrons, lustesd t Mion "the “nocupanis of . the o ch “the occups Stable and Stock Vard are liable. of being d by the avent - ——— fl’l‘he Mexican .,"""":“.u.‘u‘x‘)'&‘i‘:fl' alwuys cures and unevel i Examination of Teachers Bnd 10 15, positively, Twill bo present at my office in Creighton block on the Airst Saturday of each month 10 © x amine such applions as may dosire W teach in the public schools {n Douglas county. Quar- terly examination first Saturday o February, May, August and November, OF ALL J.J Poinrs, ty Supt. bl Ineraction L IN l M E N Ts DOANE & CAMPBELL, || FoR MaN OR BEAST. Attorneys-at-Law, THE BEST Cot Aug24-1stands. DAVID SMITH MOORE. United States Depository. FIRST NationalBank ——OF OMAHA,— Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts. OLDEST BANKING ESTABLIBHMENT IN OMAIA. BUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS.) ATABLISUND 1856, CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER - 300,000 OFFICERS AXD DIRNOTORS 3 vws, Cashier, POrPLETON, Attorney, nw A J. JouK A. CRMIQHTON. Davis, Ast. Cashlor, Thi bank receives deposite withous regard to amounts, Tssues time certificatoa bearing Interest, Draws drafte on San Francisco and princl Atiew of the United States, also London, Dublin ®dinburgh and the principal citice of tho cont! nent of Enrope, Sells passonger sicketa for emigrants by the (o man linh mayl ¥t DISEASES —OF THE— EYE & EAR DR.L. B. GRADDY, 8. W COR, TH & DOUGLAS 8T8, OMATIA, Dexter L. Thomas, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW B. D. McLAUGHLIN, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW And Notary Public. Frora'er's Block, Opposite Post OMcs Oculist and Aurist, LATE CLINICAL ABSISTANT IN ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Organised as & National Bank August 20, 1868, | = OROHARD & BEAN, ) CARPETSI| FILLSBURY BESTI Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction, because it makes a superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. Reforences all Reputable Physicians of Omaha. Oorner I5th and Farnham Bts., omana b . i W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer.