Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1882, Page 6

/ { { The Dai(y Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mornin, June 27 SUBSCRIPTION RATES < = 810,00 por Year 7 Pearl Street, Near Office: No. Broadway. ©. B. MAYNE_ Manager City Cirenlation, H. W. TILTON, City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS, —Don't forget the special salesthis week at Blis) —Go to Herzman for bargains. rraden makes photographs, —The Methodist novel Japanese rocial lnst eyening. folks indulged in a Herzman will eell store and dwelli —&herraden is the boss photographer, lasses in he examination of ¢ egan yesterday. before buyil —Go to Her figuros, Visitors al fine pottery, b at Mauvrer & Craig's. k only, Cireat tern bonnets and hats and Call early and got & bar- for one wee bargains in § Iace neckwear. gain, —TPermit to wed has been granted to William Schier’ rock and May Holzfester, both of 2 against the prohibitory smendmect. pola, the ballots are to be east foror —Fine line of mens, boys and side saddles at Sherman’s, 124 S Mai ~—Herzman is bound to closo out, Joseph Reiter makes suits in the lat- et styles at 310 Broadway. —The prokibitionists held a mass meet- ng at the court house last night, addressed by & number of speakers.] —TRailroad tickets bought and sold— Bushnell, five doors north of Postoffice. Can eave money on the tickets, —Joseph Roes, of 615 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, makes the best butter tubs in the west, and sells them at the lowest cash price, —The saloons are by law forbidden to deal out drinks to the thirsty souls to-day during the hours when the polla are kept open. — Business men will find everything to refresh the inner man first-class in quality and the proprietor, Mr. D, H, Cheney, alwaya obliging and pleasant, at ‘“The Junction,” 521 Main street, —Yesterday afternoon Justice Abbott tied the knot by which George Jobnson and Carrie Clark were made one, 'was as black as Carrie was fuir, but they looked as happy as though there was no trouble in the world, George —Pottawattamie county has already ex- ceeded the quota allowed it at the insane asylum at Mt. Pleasant, and yet two more patients have been sent there within a few days, one being Mr. Dutcher, and the other Mrs, Paine, liviog on Mynster street, —Dr, Pinney hav provided himself with ® caye, so that in oase of a cyclone he will have a placo of refuge. At other times it will be used as additional cellar room for his house, —F, G. Gleason has a badly damaged hand, as the result of Sunday’s storm. ‘While attempting to shut a door the wind suddenly slammed it, and his thumb being caught was squeezed, eut and bruised in & speedy and very rough manner, —Mr. R, Morgan has invited the mem- bers and friends of the Baptist church and congregation to join in a social at his resi- dence next Thursday evening, at which time and place & most enjoyable time is expected. —No little nervousness was caused here yesterday by the report that Cheyenne bad all been blown away, and that the cyclone was coming east at a rapid rate. Subsequently these reports were denied and folks breathed easier, but the clouds were watched closely sll day, —Clarence’ Judson is proving himself mot only the architect of his own fortune, but the architect of his own houee, the plans for which he has drawn himself, ‘When once materialized in the shape of a new house, Cedar City, Nebrasks, where he contemplates building it, cannot but prove an elegant home, —1It is common talk that the Sunday mights at what is known as Yunkerman's garden are observed in an open and de- fiant violation of the ordinances, It is stated that last Sunday night dancing was kept up until after 1 o'clock in the morn. ing, and that beer flowed like water, Other violators have been complained of and fined, and yet there seems to bo no disposition to prosecute the proprietors of this beer garden. 1t is query why such apparent favoritism is shown, while the down-town saloons ars obliged to keep «closed, in appearance at least, —This evening a reception will be tendered Rev, Dr. Oleland and wife at the wesidence of Mrs, Caleb Baldwin, The ladies visiting are Mrs. George F, Wright, Mrs, James Porterfield, Mrs, Thomas Officer, Mrs, P, O, Deval, Mrs. Wm, Robinson snd Mrs. J, T, Baldwin. The aany friends of Mr. and Mrs, Oleland in the church and in the comwunity are cor. dially invited to be present vn this occa- alon, without waiting for personal invita. tions, the shortness of the time interven. dng making it impossible to extend such invitations, It has been arvapged that should & storm interfere with the recep- tion this evening, it will be held to-mor- row evening instead, - For Sare.”-Soda fountain com- te. J. B. atkine, 319 Broadway, uncil Blofls, A BEAUTY, You can get a nice picture book, *Bunshine for Children,” and two QChromos worth $2,25 for ts at J, Muellers. It is an advertisement of the Weber Piano, for which Muel- ler is agent. CITY ICE OREAM PARLOR, A new stock of french Cream Confec- tlonary just received at the fashionable ice cream, fruit and confectionery emporium of Bmith & McCuen, suc- ceasors to Exb & Duquette, 404 Broad- way. wue THE DEAD MAN'S WATCH. Brown Gives It Up and the Charge of Larceny is Absndonead, Other Doings of the Conrta, Yesterday morning the case of the state va. W, ), Brown was again called up in the superior court, the evidence not having been concluded on Satur- day. It will be remembered that Brown was charged with having stolen a silver watch from the man Jones, who died in the pest tent and upon whom Brown and his wife attended. Tho information lodged against him placed tho value of the watch at §50, which made the offense one in which the examination was nocessarily a pre liminary one instead of a final trial The witnesses for the state, however, placed the value ot the watch at only 815, which changed the case to that of poetit larceney. 1Instead of filing a ow information the state conclufed undon the case altogether, on the ground that there was some doubt as to whether it could bo proved that Brown really converted the watch to his own use. The accused was there- harged, The has 80 excited comment and called forth so much indignation against a man supposed to been guilty of stealing a dead man’s watch that it is proper to give the public briefly both sides of the story, It i claimed that when Jones was hrought to the pest-tent, Mr. and Mra. Brown, the former of whom had just recovered from the disease, wero in attendance. There being no time- picce by which they could tell when to give the medicine, Jones let them have his wateh for that purpose. The watch hung in the tent, and was used, until after Jones' death and burial, when Brown’s brother came to the tent from thia city, and Brown gave him the watch to take away, saying that he did not the police to sce it, as they would not allow any clothing, and not even a pin used in the tent to be taken away, for fear of spread- ing the disease. Afterwards Kather McMenomy, in response to a lotter from the boy's father, got Officers Sterling and Cusick to hunt up the Watch, Brown told them and others that it was buried with the body. There was witnesses also who said that Mrs, Brown offered to sell the watch. Brown's eide of the story is to tho effect that the young man Jones was anxious to very receive extra good cato, and that besides loaving the watch for the purpose of telling when to give the maodicino, that he told Mrs. Brown that if she would take good care of him, he would give her the watch, but that if he died, and his father wanted it, it should be turned over to him, He also promised that the Browns should be paid $100 for taking care of him. After Jones' death they were afraid they would not be allowed to take the watch away, and so sent it out of camp. _Mrs, Brown thought she had a8 good a right to tho watch as the officors, and supposing that the latter had no authority from the young man’s father, the statement that it was bur- ied with the body was given to throw them off the track. Mrs, Brown claimed that she own- ed the watch under the simplo condi- tion that she shall give it to Jones’ father if he ever came after it, and that on two oceasions only did she lot Brown carry it, on one of which he was arrested, The case was dropped on condition that the watch should be left with tho clerk of the court to be turned over to Father McMenomy or to the father of Jones direct. The case hasa bad look for the Browns, but it is well that no pro- longation of the trial was had, involy- ing, a8 it did, 80 many witnesses lu from the pest-tent, and exciting so much nervousnees as to the probable exposure of the public to a further spread of the discase, There were several cases of less im- portance handled in the courts yes- torday. James Russell, plain drunk, was one of them, who pleaded guilty and was given tho regular fine of city of the first class. Honry Adams, charged with assault- ing a r:ung fellow named Danforth, or rather threatening to assault, had a hearing before Justice Frainey and was discharged. 0. F. Snyder and Charles Beemer were complained of for fighting, Sny- der appeared, and it appearing from his statement that ho was forced into the fight in self-defense, and no wit- nesses appearing to contradict that statement, he was discharged, Bee- er has not been urrested, Samuel Willinms, brought before Justice Frainey, charged with trespass and the larceny of wood, took a charge of venue to Justice Abbott, who dis- missed the first charge on account of a faulty information, and on trial Wil- lisms was acquitted of the second charge. James Quigley, alias Hutchins, a plain drunk, was fined by Judge Aylesworth yesterday. ——— Baby Baved? We are so thankful to say that our baby was cured of a dangerous and protracted i ularity of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by its mother which at the same time restored her to perfect health and strength,—-The Parents, Rochester, N. Y.--Buffalo Express, Doubly in Soak. Yesterday afternoon some curiosity was excited amomg the hangers-on about the polico station by the ap- pearance of a Saratoga trunk, which Marshal Jackson proceeded to open and inspect. The contents were soaked with water, apd consisted mainly of arlicles evidently for fomi- nine use only. Thoy were taken out oue by one, dripping wet, wnd hung upon chairs, desks and railings to dry out, There were silks, satins, en. broidercd and mysterious garmonts, all hung up, until’ the room looked like a second hand clothing store with a leaky roof. The trunk and contents which thus made such a display proved to be that belonging to a former in. mate of Josie Wood's house, and which she had left there, subject to a THE DAILY “E,E" Mr. Bernste 1 the officer wen chattel mortg of Omaha, W1 the house to get the trunk, in ac cordance with the orders of Mr, Bern- stein, he found it in the cellar almost thus having beer least with dam- in wate onk twice effect. flont . Horsford's Acid Phosphate IN SEASICKNESS 8. 8. PARKER, Wellington, O, ¢! “While crossing lake it to some fellow-passengers swho sick, and it gave imme je2d-d&w-lw TAKING A STAND Agaln Reminded and Where ® g were 8 rolief.” The Expressmen That They Canno! The Please Chief again reminded the expressmen Field f the efin- Yesterday afternoon fact that there is an ordinance ing where they can and where they cannot stand, when waiting for pat Seven of those ) had for- about tho ordinance, or had brought be=- ronng w ot nogleoted to obey, wer fore Judge Aylesworth, Some were fined, others secured a con tinuance, and each of them w furnishod with a volume of the city 4 free, to read at loisure, | The ordir de ce, s recently amended, rees wagons cannot provides that ex or They can stand on any of the sircets north of way (X Main street, and express the in- ¢ the council to 40, The busi- ordinance, and son tention of petitioni give them Pearl strce ness men seem to be the chief com- plainers against the violation of the ordinance, claiming that the express- men get in line, often two deop, ren- dering it impossible for their own teams to drive up to their stores, Rub It In. Jacoh TLoeckman, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo, N, Y. ve he has been using Trowas' Ereernro” O1 for rheumatism, e had such a lame back that he could do nothing; but one bottle entirely cured him, je26.d 1w For salo at a bargain— 30,000 choice sovon fout fence posts, by Vanghan, at a reducod price, PERSONAL, % A. Guilbert and wife, of Du- buque, spent Sund.y in this ¢ G. W. Cole, of Kansas City Ogden yesterday. m, of Chi at the J. Hans b, Wi in the city yesterda IL T Downs, of Downs, Farrell & Co., Lincoln, the leading coal of pl was horo yesterday on business, Jobn Lindt has ju't returned from the national meeting of the (irand Army of the Republic, to which he was one of the It appear ent part in the doings, and was the ore who nominated as grand commander, Paul Vandervoort,fof Omaha, who was duly elected to that po- sition, though not without an exciting con- test. Mr. Lindt was himself elected os one of the council of administration, To Persons About to Marry. ““To porsens abont to marry,” Douglass Jerrold’s advice was “don’t;” we supple- ment by saying, without laying in a sup- ply of SerinG Bossow, which cure albumi- naria and other kiducy and bladder com- plaints, Price 50 cents; trial bottles 10 cent, Je20-d-1w For saloata bargain——30,000 choice soven foot fence poats, by Vaughan, ab a reduced WaANTEL wholo interest in finest fitted up Bil- liard Hall and Saloon in the city, xeellent location. Erquire at 521 South Main street, Council Bluffs, or sale at a bax on foot fence posts, by reduced price, 130,000 choice Vaughan, A LAST WORD. Thoughts for the Voter Beforo He Casts his Baliot To-Day. Citizens and Taxpay Tho result of to-day’s election is of more importance to you and the state of Towa than you have probably con- sidored. The writer is a temperance man, Therefore he is opposed o pro- hibition, because he knows from ex- perience that prohibition does not prohibit. On the contrary it drives out beer, and increases threefold the sale of whil Pass the amendment and no license can bo granted, but will oper: saloons. We have vighty- six salovus in Council Bluffs, paying one hundred dollars Pass the amendment avd we will have twice as many, paying 1o license In Ohio, where prolibit:on has prevailod for thirty-two years, thore is one sa- loon for every thirby-five voters of the state, Tvis even worso in Kansas, Toi»h, the governor's home, former- ly had nineteen saloons, Now it has thirty-six, Sixteon stutes which paes- ed prohibition laws have been glad to repeal them, and Ohio s now trying todoso, If you pass the amend- ment more whisky will be sold than now, more drunkenness and more court expenses, At the same time the city will derive no benefit from the saloons in the way of license. If the eighty-six saloons now in the 833 were licensed at $400 each, 54, would be realized, or one half of the total expense of our city, Goy- ernment and each individual's taxes would be only one half of what they will be if the amendment is passed. Omahe this year received $80,000 from her saloons, and they are undor perfect control, It simply doubles your taxes if you vote for the amend- ment, Remember that our present law is aa severe as it can be made, that it is strictly hibitory, and that, as you | know, it does not prohibit being | against the sentiment of our people. | Remember that if the amendment each license, change it. This has been the expe rience of other states. Are you will- ing that our city and state shall lose {amendment it is on the side — A partner to take half or | wmen voirl of morals aud resporsibility | passes it will be years before you can |" ~COUNCIL BLUT the of, not polls and cast your vote asninst foolish fanaticiem, but — TrUE TEMPERANCE, Trouble Saved a remarkable fact that THOMA Erecruic O, is a8 good for i ternal use, For di JULY FOURTH The English Hurdle are to come off at Sioux ith, will draw big crowds from all di- which July Ruces City, rections. Am already announced, a special train will leave Council Bluffs at5:30 a. m. Fare for the Round Trip will bo only 83,50, Excursion- ists can return same evening. The Colored Methodists Making a Move in that Direction The colored folks, who are eated in having a Mothodist of their own firmly established here, inter- church are now moving in the dircotion of The s folk are now being held Mr, securing a bulding servicos of the col in the Bee Hive block, Rev. Vade being the pastor vow purchased a lot on Si just below the broom f have the lot about half paid fo have just laid the foundation of o building, and are ng ar- nts for securing tho necessary amount ia addition for carrying on the work, There are about forty interested in the enterprise, many of wlhom are unaqle to give much finan- cial help to the project, and therefore heir committees will begin to-day circulating subscription paper in the hope that by a generous response on the part of citizens, enough may bo secured to carry the work to a suc- cefful completion. their CRANKY CROWS. Special Dispatch to Tin Bre, Fr. McKinney, W, T., June 25.— There. is much excitement here over the prospect of trouble between the Crow Indians, who are off their reser- vation hunting in this vicinity and the ra who claim that the Crows are killing and stealing cattle. Yesterday Snydor, fired on fthe Indians and men provost judge, collision was prevented with difficuity. The whites ins’st that they will drive the Indians back to theresorviition. Col. Anders in determined to prevent a t all hazards, and belioves or i3 greatly e collision that the da gerated. “A Year's Suffering.” Micniaan Crry, Ind., June 1 H, H. Warxer & w's suftering § omplotely Josern I, Lorr COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL HOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertisements, suc os Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, cte., will bo insertod In this column at tho low rate of TEN PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS ER LINE for each subsequent insertion, Leave ady ertisoments . at ovur oftice, No, 7 " Wants. N AVTED A gocd barter, S VV b, vilie, 0, in Council Bluffs fo cents per week, de e, No 7 Pearl Strect WANTED. liverod b articularn Broom Factory, Council Bl ¥or Sale and Rent wo front room 1rquire at Unfur shed rooms, counters for salo at X s can be had in tho i good articl Lincoln ay 511, Cou OR RENT—Part ox will sll on alfice, olo of nice residence, terms, Apply at Beo may2-t OR SALE—Benitiful residenco lots, 860 ‘oach; nothing down, and 83 permonth only, EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN. by apls-tt " Miscellaneous, ()I)Fl.[. & DAY & co compan prosent a tornado insur- 1020 76 Ji, VEL YTHING ready f 4" The coolest gallery asorles arrived, best in gollery, 100 Main street. the summer season. the west, New Calat Excelsior IV O To lean at trom 00 10 per eent n- V] torest by ODELL & DAY 941 ot timo, DEY o [} v in e tc five weeks. i o diter. enco how long diseascd. raighten cross oyos, operate and remove Plyreginms, ete., and tnsert artificial eyes, Special” attention to re moveing tadeworm apo-tt - Physiclan and Oculist. is only ral NYONE WANTING sowe tine quality broom corn seed can got it by writing to P, T, MAYNE Council Bluffs 1880. SHORT LINE. 1880, EKANBAS CITY, 3t Joe & Comneil Blufls Direct Line to ST, LOUIE AND THE EAST From Omaha and the Weat, All traing loave B & M, Depot, Omahisi Neb, 10 chango of cars by dinaha and b, el and bud ona betw 131414 end NEW YOWE Daily P ., J03:pls and B4, L keis (or eale a8 all coupor J. F. Woek. 3 ©. DAWES, Gou, Bupt., aph, Mo A¥@en. Posw. kad Tiokvb Agt., i, Joseph, Mo, Axvy Bokis, Ticked Agend, the license during all theso years! Remember that if you go to the 1090 Furoliue: shreos. W.'J.Davaxrosr, Geoersl Agens, oually s IOWA TUESDAY, J BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES AT THE Boston Tea Co's Store, 16 Main 8t, and 16 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, TRY IT AND Mako Money. o Sell More Groceries, Sell Better Groceries, Sell HOUSE LOOK AT IN | THEIR 1 Koasted 1 1Green kio ¢ st Konsted 0. st Roasted Mocha....... half Rio. f.. 18 1b Bars Gillett s YR LTOE 18 1b Bars Kirk’s White Russian Soap. Royd's Hams per 1h i ia Community Fruits per j don & Dillworth's Preserves. .. 05 And Everything Else in Stock Proportionally Cheap. Don’t Buy Anv Groceries Until You Have Scen Us, Terms Cagh. __F. J, OSBORNE & 04 COUNEIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We give speclal attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnacos, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GENHERAL REPAIR WORK will recelvo prompt attention. A geueral ns- sortment of Brags Qosds. Belting, Pining, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Irom, Coks, Coal. CHAS, EENDEI B __Preg LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonabls charges. SOUTH - MAIN STREET. 5 of all de UN DRY AFD CARPH Broadway, Cor, mar-2-8m = MUSICAL LAATDID 85, ORCUTT & 00, f = J. MUELLER, * COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, ODsS T HOUSE. Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa. MUELLER’ (CHICKERING AHD WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot- tage Organs. Pr lable; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MERCHANDISE]| |of all kinds. Sheet Music one-| ices reason- third off. Agents wanted. —— Jorrespondence solicited ) Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 DVEAIDIE XTI S EX TR S WER WWIES . W Sregts, Council Bluffs, P . 5 BRI W e BN R, DI AT IVE O X irrors, Upho "N 49 Istery, Repairiy 6 Brd y, € FURNITURE HOUSE. [ood and Metallie Coffins, s, Towa. SOUTH D IN employed Wagons run all day. ETREET, Y None but first-class Bakers d to any part of the city. Our Proprietor, MFE T"C AL F DEALERS ~—=WIOLISALE Hats, COUNOEL. BB LTEE SR, Caps, Straw Goods, O S8, IN— and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED, EOVTA. . E. OO < EX, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Tmprc and a number ot Well Tiop __ Oftico w d and Unimproved, also, 1 Farms, both in Yowa and Nebracka. Railroad Lande, Jank, - COUNOCIL BLUFS WALL PAPER AND SHADES. New Styles Just Received. Ley W. RUNYAD C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and Retail FURNITURE Dealers in AND CROCKERY, Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, riptions. Also Hand ‘hiels, both in &) © hope the la] need Mrs. J. B Metcalfe and Miss Belle Lewis Are now dealing in all kinds of fancy goocs, snch as Laces, Embroiderlcs, Ladies’ U and linen, hose of all Kinds, will call and see our stock of gcods at 688 Broadway bcfore go erwea thread, pins, OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - HOLLAND Towa. & MILLER, Propriators. Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood's, THE PLUMBERS, On Bancroft or (Fourth ftreets.) J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL. ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, OOUNCIL BLUTTS, 1I0WA: Drs; Woodbury & Son, ! DENTIS TS, | Cor. Pearl & 1st Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS. ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., B840 Broavway, . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, "MBS. B. J. HILTON, M.D,, {PHYSICIAN AND SURCGEON, 222 Hroadwav, Conucil Bluffe. L | W. 8. AMENT, JACOE SIMS - AMENT & SIInS, Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law, COUNCIL BIUPFS. IOWA, ZEPHYRS, of All Kinds. E, J. DAVIS, 13 PEARL STREET, Dealer in GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS A Full Line of Canvas, Felts, Embroidery, Knitting Silks and Stamned Goods. Nico Assortnent of A wli pe Plotures BOOISE, SETOES, - SLIPPERS. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 BROADWAY, COUNGIL BLUFFS 10wk Aud WESTSIDE SQUARE CLARIKCA '0WA,