Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1882, Page 7

— | Lead gs and »d’s, treets:) ! S8, | HOUSE, Biuffs, in first clase n and lemo= fectionerie iR, «' SN I)..N Y B Tfl-m TOND. \Y UOUN’GIL BLUI‘I‘S ©.0.00- COMMISSION .x&oo MERGHANTS, City Market, Ocuncil Biuffs, Jowa, WHOLESALE F for 1he Uelcbrated Millsot H, D, Kansas, and Queen Bee Mili General Ager 1_' STATIGNERY AND 1 & Crittenden, CoancliBlufts, i _____ L. H. SE_A.M_A_N LOUR HOUSE, Rush & Co., Golden Kagle Flour Leavenwoith 8, Sioux Falls, Dakota. AND RETAIL PRINTER'S GOODS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. H:LE l\BS]R Lands and Loms MONEY TO LOAN OFFICE ht a.nd Sold. RATES. AGu Bou \ll()& NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CON VEYANCERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS i — R RSOIN, 10WA. 15 North Main Street. WHOLESALE DEALER Ready-fitted ors, n calt skin and ki he shoe trade. _Gotds sold GO MRS, NORRIS' NEW MILLINERY STORE|: PATTERN BONNETS AND FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINE CHILDREN'S HAT! 105 South Main Street. - W AT EIERR That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store, at prices never befere touched by Also a full line of switches, ctc., at xroatly reduced prices. any other hair doalcr. silver and coiored necs. Waves made from Indies” elsewhere. All goods warranted a8 represcnted ~ Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! At Bryant's 8pring, Cer, Broadway and Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Eloctric, Baths Plunge, Come Plain, Medicated, Douch,’ Shower, Hot petont’ wale and temall n hand, aud von_ patrons, ; children. In: 'DR. A. H Sroouzy Vapor, d & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. Dr. Stud'ey: Trcatment of chronic diseascs made a speciilty. BEMOVED without the drawing of blood or use of e. Curcs lung disoascs, crofula, Liver Com: CANCERS iz AND OTHER X TUMO , Catarrh, weak, inflam Syes, Serofulots Ulecrs and K 1'kinds, Also Kiduey and Hemorrhoids or Piles cured Venerial moncy refunded. All diseases treated upon the principle of veget- able reform, without theuse of mercurial Pois- ous or the knife. Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths, who desire thens, Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the use the Elastic boit Truse and Plaster, which has superl in the world, turnished CONSULTATION FREE CALL ON OR ADDRESS Rice and F. C. Milisr, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. " LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stables, 18 North Firet Street, Bouquet's old sta W.D.STILLMAN, Practitioner of Homeopathy, consulting Physicianand Surgeon. Office and residence 616 Willow avenue, Coun- ¢l Blufts, lowa, BSINTON & WEST, DENTIS 14 Peazl Street, bnmtoil Blufl"sA:: Extractiuzand filling & specialty. First-class | WOK QUATME | Drs, £ DR. A. P. HANCEETT, PHYSI&JAN AND SGRGEON. No. 14 Pear] Stroot. 11w, 6 8, m, to 120 th [€ ! e — - s F. T. SEYBERT, ®. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA. Ofice No, 5, Everctt Block, Broad- 8y, over A, Luuu,s lteauurwut Mewshiante Restaurant d 1..1M8E, Proprietor. Qorner Broadway .nd Fourth Streats. Good accommodatione, good fare and ovur- teous treatment. S. E. MAXON, SR O E X T E O X, Office over savings bank i OOUNCIL BLUFFS, EAL ESTATE. /REAL ESTATE. lsollection business buys and sclls resl estate. Persons wiahing to buy o sell city propert) call ot his office, over Bushoell's book storc, Pearl - Iowa . EDWIN J. ABBOTT. ‘Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, 416 Broadway, Council Bluffs TS i Justice of the Peace, IN SHOE FINDINGS. Oak and Hemlock SOLE LEATHER, and al 9 cheap os in the Bast. O RY 'S A SPECIALTY. - Council Bluffs Ia. WA VIE Also gold own hair. Do nok fall to call beto . GOOD, RS, J. 29 Main streer, Council Bluffs, Towas HAIR GDDIS WATER WAVES, ed to Grder. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET RTICLES, Represented, and Price Guaranteed. MRS. D. A BEHEDICT, 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs; - - - Iowa Medical Electrician AND GYGNEGOLOGIST. Graguate of Electropathic Institution, FPhils. delpkia, Perns. Office Cur. Broadway & Glenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA. ficulties p: J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor. Office ovor First National Bank, Council Blufta Town. Wil practice in the state and federat “"FRESH FiH1 Game and Poulfry, B. DANEHY'3, 136 Upper Broadwy JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Jiar to fowales a specialty. Can always be found a 314 BROADWAY, Council Blnffs, W B. MAYE.* Laans and Real Estate, etor of abatracts of Pottawattamic Office corner of Broadway wnd Main uncil Bludls, fowa, JOHN STEINER, M. D., (Deutschor Arat.) ROOM 5, EVERETT'S BLOCK, Council Blaffs, wtscara’ of women and childron & spociaity. P, J. MONTGOMERY M. D. Firee DeaPENSARY EVERT SATURDAY __Towa. Office fn Yserett's block, Pearl trect. Hea] dence €48 Faurth stroet, ()Ihx,l’) s from bo 2a.m.,2t04s0d T 0B p. Council luffs| f;. G. CLARK, PRACT.CAL DENTIST. Pearl oppoaite tho postoffice. Oue of tise oideat praztitioness in Council Blugs. Batls Btaction gusrantoed (u all cases DR. F. P. BuLLIN(:ER EYE AND EAR SURGEON, WITH DR, CHARLES DEETKEN 414 Broadway, Council Al diseases of the eye and ear or the most approved wethod aud all JOHN LINOT, ATTORNEV"AT-[AW ATE P :'v andmortgagesfdrawn and sckoowl ged p INT, ' IOWA. will ourts rac o all Bpeaks German ¢« Buat o purchasing In Stock and Manufactur- All Goods Warranted as MBS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Tho treatment of all diseases and pointul dit- SATURDAY S SUMMARY.§ all Telegraphic News from Parts of the Country. Temporary Hanging Fails to Ex tort Confession from Sup- pored Criminals Specinl Dispateh to Tuk Brw St Lovts, August 12 —Later dis Vn.»h.-. from Taylorville say that t crowds gathered around the jail | duting the evening, and up tof o'clock remained quiet, but after that hour they became dewonstrative, and some of the bolder ones under the influenc of liquor demanded the prisoner This was refused by the sheritf, but a short time afterwards more decided efforts wero wade t rison, and an entrance was finally made by force into the buailding. Tae sheriff then abandoned the jail and the mob pushed their way up stairs to the cells where the prisoners were con- fined, and took Montgomery and Pot- tis out through a hole in the top of cell and handed them over to the mob. A rope was quickly produced and thrown around thoe necks of the men. . Then mob then, by blows, threats and other means, endeavored to make th men confess, but without succoss. ‘They protested their inno- cence in the most earnest terms, The cry to hang them was then raised and the mob dragged the poor wretches from the building to the jail yard. Here another effort was mado to ex- tract the confession, but without get into the ayail. The men continuing to pro- test their innocence. They were then taken to the court hcuse yard, the rope adjusted to a tree, and Montgomery was pulled up about four feet from the ground and held there about one minute, when he was let down again limp and exhaust- ed. When he recovered sufliciently to = | speak, he asserted his innocence. ~ A. D. Bond, the father of the outraged girl, was then brought on the ground and another attempt to make Mont- gomery confess but he still maintained his mnocence as firmly as before. In the meantime Pettis had been treated in much the same wayas Moutgomery, but they could not obtain any- thing from him but protestatious of his inuocence. Up to this time the crowd had failed to find Clementi, but finally he was dis- covered, and he too was subjected to the same treatment, but without ob- taining a confession of guilt from him. Shortly after this a fire broke out in town, which had the effect of attract- ing a largs part of the crowd and the mob was practically broken up. Mr. Bond and the prosecuting attorney appealed to those of the crowd who had not gone to the fire to lot the men o to trial and have a fair chance for their 1ives. Thls had a mollifying effect on the crowd, and Mr. BonJ and the attorney took the prisoners back to jail, where they were placed in their cells The Hol Back Wreok: Spocial Dispateh to Titk Bxk, Waskca, Minn, August 11.—A serious railway accident and ono which will prove fatal to several par- tics injured therem, occurred near what is known as “Hog Back,” on the Miuneapolis & St. Louis railway, about four miles south of this city, be- tween 9 and 10 o’clock last night. A construction train having on beard over fifty laborers in charge of Thos. Norton, boss, and Hamilton, engineer, started from below New Richland, where they had boon surfacing for Waseca, They loft their empty gravel at the gravel pit between New Richland and Waseca, and the on gineer runuing backward with the cabooze, in which were (he fifty-seven labosers in charge of Norton, wha were going to their homes in Waseca, It was attached to the engine by the draw-bar on the pilot of the eng Just as the engine had pssed the trestle and reached tho fill at the | “Hog Bacl,” it 18 supposed the track spread and the drive wheels of the engine lefv the track, and the caboose containing the laborers was thrown from the track and turned completely over and down the embankment into the water of the elough. The con- ductor of the tramn, who was not seri ously injured, at once went to Waseca, and a relief train was asent to the wreck, and the wounded men were Srought to Waseca, where they were cared for, Thirty of the laborers were injured, several of whom will proba- bly die. - - Loungevity Pay. Special Dispateh to Tuk Brn WasHINGTON, August 11.—The claims ot army officers for longevity pay under the “Tyler do will be sottled in order of their presentation, Hercafier none of this clase of claims will be made special, without a further decicion by the Becretary of the Treas- ury. Uontesting = Will i Din; ateh to Tx Brk, New Yok, August 1 ber 10, 1879, Dr. Henry J. Phillips, surgeon in the United States army, died leaving a will in which he exslud- od his wife, and after making small bequeats to relati England, The sife, who wea twelve yeare lis junior, and who 1 & niece of Judge McAllister, of the suprame court of Ban Francieco, coutestod the will upon the ground « undue iofluence, The contest wae sent to a referce and after many ses- sions the cass was summed up before Surrogate Bollins a few months The couple were married tn_1865 and lived moat of the time at military sta- ;nmmn:(h:m:«t In 1872 they were| {atationed at Alaska, then at Oreg and finally to (hts state, the doctor having been granted leave of ehsence on account of sickness. The testimony taken in the conteet shows that the doctor wasa paralytic, sub- ject to fepileptic fits, and was of a pasgionate aud jealous | Ho wade a will in May, 1873, his wife ouly what the law allowed. | Ho made three attempts to procuro | divores without her knowledge, but | —On Octo zave the residue of his estate in 1y | with o be in Washington, and rest assured that if I can do youa friendly turn I won't fail to do so. You have one watching mo, 80 have T you, and still again whatever Xxind of divoree you get, allow me to tell you I am already engaged to be married. 1 congratu- late you on your engagement to that old woman. 1 wish her joy, & worse fate Tcould not wish for my bittereat enemy. She is quite weloome to The old woman can support you with out a commission. She must be fond of superannuated cripples.” The Surrogate says: In connection of those divorce suits a cer tain Dr. Auris played & conspicuous part. Ho was oalled as a witness the contestant the spring of 1870 he entered iuto a very contemptible plot with the de cedent, by which it was agreed that after escorting to the theatre Mrs. Phillips and another lady living i the same apartments, he was to return with them, and, in the sight of hired dotoectives, employed for the purpose of aweariug to what they should ob serve, he was to appear at the door of the room jn half undress 8o as to givo color to the imputation that he had been criminally intimate with the de- cedent’s wife. Auris swore that this plan was in fact consummated; that he reccived from tae decedent the sum of $1,000 as a reward for his infamy, and that when he was asked to fulfill the conditions of his contract by making an affidavit for use of the decedent’s lawyer in the divoree liti- gation, he refused to do so. Surro gate Rolling says in conneetion with this: “‘Atter telliug the whole story lie in my mind until it has nauseated me, T am inchined to believe that the decedent was a willing party to o acheme for procuring false evidenco to be used against his wife in his pro- ceedings for divorce.” 1In conclusion tho surrogate saye: ‘*‘Without fur- ther analysis of the facts it seems sufhi- cient to say that they fall far short of proving that at the time when he exo- cuted the instrument here offered for probate the decedent was not of sound mind. A decree may, therofore, be entered admitting to probate the in- strument here propounded as his will,” A Shrowd Scizure. Special Dispatch to Tuk B, Derrorr, August 1 At midnigdt last night the only remaining transfer boat of the Groat Western railway at this point was quietly seized by the sheriff’ by directions of the car loan company. After that hour tho boat would have passed into possession of the new consolidated Grand Trunk company and the car company ovi dently thought it best wo force the fighting of title under the circum- stances. Tho passengers wero sent east by the Canada Southern. is now no means of tranaferring londed cara across the river at this point. o Fire. Special Dispateh to Tik Brk, QuEsBc, Aug blocks and a number of dwellings were destroyed last night by fire; Joss $50,000. Three or four people are ro- ported injured. The flames spread in a most alarming manner, and there was u perfect panic among the poor people, who fled_for thoir e, ing all their household goods and clothing. Thieves made off with everything they could lay their hands o oL Kidnoy Complaint Cured. B. Turner, Rochester, N, Y., writes: *“I subjoct to rerious noys, and often unable to attend to business; I procured your Bukpook Broob Brrrens and was relieved before hali a bottle was used. T intend to continue, as I feel confident that they will 00, A\l‘(il\\l‘ 1418 x| and testified that in | There | 34 12.—Five business| 'f ahun Wik, YoBi, ‘:{nn ,3 cw'v‘ OnU, THY FABT Weo &l cae Wea-, A srin o lesve B & B, Dopor, Omn: IPOn kRS . ¥, BAJ STE’ET TERS airy or mare Hos relgnin. X liver compl iot & and ha« bees mot cmphs | cine menas s health and st 1t coun.eracts o tendo. oy t aud sustal pie s and cowlorts th s and Dealers \-. hout avail, 1u the teatimony given Phillips was represcntod as pa- | forbearing and seli-sacrificin e 2 e e | 1a yolog Eas' take the | in regard to his wiie ) | \zru,‘nh Rollins o-dsy rendered s \l ) '[lh pQT - .\|nnl¥.lu' t will 1o pr m.; Among . he lotters prodceed in evideuce, Mrs, | #/<%.X i woaw. "h Wips writes to her hushand, *“As | Tralus loa 840 p m .u..n 7:40 8. m u continue to talk of me, [ willpow | F it v, DL Tie: ]m;u, to ast. Withiu ten days 1 2 PLAIN TRUTHS sure and quick wayt to purify and enrich the it out i I'hese imple facts are well known, and the highe ical authoritics agree that » ut will r e the o its il condition; and also that iron preparations hitherto le blacken the teeth, cause head he, and are otherwisc injurious BROWN's [RON Brrrers will thor oughly and quickly assimilate with 7 I have a completa stock of all the Latis: Styles of Carrisges, Phaetons and Opea and Top Bugges. Congsisting of The Celebrated Brew:ter Bids Bar, The Hawmlin Side Bar, The Whitney Side Bar, and Mullhalland Spring. The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton 0 Alsy the 0ld Relable Eliptic Spring Bugzies and Phaetons. They are : der my own supervision, I shouid be pleased to have thosa desirous of pur- chasing to ca'l and eamine my stock, sa'isfaction and warraunt all work HATTENHAUER, antee the blood, purifying and strengthen ing it, and thus drive disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the tecth, cause head ache or constipation, and is posi tively mot injutious. Saved his Child, 17 N. Euaw St., Raltimore, Ad. Feb. 13, 1880, Gents i=Upon the dmenda- tion of a friend 1 tried Brow's TTERS as A tonic and sghter, whom physicians, 1 w hat anythi ess of 1 Asurpr f‘.l the pro auich- tile of Brown' b end show signs of Consumption, phen the physician was consulted Ne. quickly said " quired " and when ink he clder sister was taking i Thns, re , take it Avorax PrrLrs, a good toni BROWN'S IRON BITTERS effectual- 1y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons sufiering from such wasting discases as Con sumption, Kiduey Complaints, cte. Is the old Favorite and EPIRIIN CLE A X, L.X I E —FOR— CHICAGO, PEORI™ ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East a1 @outh-East, THE LINE COMPRISES Noarly 4 000 milc creat Through Car L ncedod 1o bertho FINEST EQUIPPED. Rall road {0 the world for all casscs of travel. Try it and you will find traveling & Juxury Instoad of a discomfort, Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line fo) sale at ail offices In the West Al tnformation about Ratew o Fare, Bloeping Car Acocunuiodations, Time Tables, &c., will be choorfully glm.T applyining to T.J. Vice-vros't & Gon. Managor, Chicago, PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gon. Passons or Agt. Chicago, W. J. DAVENPORT, Convicil Blufty, KLL, Tickot Agt, omaha AR 2OUTH n teon t. Fawl Qounecil Liufls we Without Change REICH HILKH 1 KON i U LU wd all potnes to wix in £ Arriving at b bo Now Unien Ty LER HOURY IN AD o Remoniber In 2 gut & Through 1 loux ity ¥ b L ) Aae'h G . (emorrt Ve Coonid 1F KEKDALL PLA Wyitfl,z JHINE it plaita 1 ALH 11 1 fulw ur Y _'n' ! MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY hristian Family Echool for Hoys. Prepares r College, Bolon®lfi: Beh ol or Business Soad w Qapt, D, N. KIRK TAL " Priucipal, Morrgan Park, {ook Co 1 17 ot 0 U i Corner Broadway and ¢1l made o' ths best ma'erials, Seventh ard un- 1 will guar- Streets. ____COUNCIL_BLUFFS, IA. A . MAYFYNE & CO., (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWA: NA, LEHIGH, BLO‘SBURG |OWA CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Yards Ooi. Highth Street and Hleventh Avenus, Oouncil Bluffs, Ule Very Buit Part AND ALL ALSO MAYNE. COUNGIL BLUFFS STEAM FAGTGHY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND Corn, il ks Mai Oats t”Prica aid L™ ID o8 Wishing to Sell Broom Uor Send Sample, * Brooros Oons’antly on Hend. for » Will ALS E. MAYNE PPED FEED The Higheat 436 MAYINE & CO. CO TNOIXL: B0 ESS. Always keops on haud the finvst assortument of mat rial for gentlemon's wear. JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Batisfaction guaranteed of all neadl l\|rlh.|m GO TO 536 BEROADW.AXY For all kinds of FANCY GOUDS, such as Laces, Embroideries, Ladies’ Underwear soiag olsewhere. STEAM LAUNDRY, 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, This lun vork of all kinds and gu s specialty made o utls, fliie shirts Proprietors, s Just W pray 1 opaned for busl to do lawudry atee satisfaction A work, such a4 collars, We want everyboly to Kive us @ trial, 1D KDMUNDHON, Provident. LARSON & ANDERSON u AT, AL W BTRRET, Cashicr, ITIZENo BA! ‘JK Of Gouuell Bluffs. Organized undor th Paid up ¢ splal Authoriz Intereat paid ¢ on the p Europe and corre J. D. Edmu: Spe W. W. Wallace, tate of Town, 276,00 200'000 uws of the Dia itod States and to collections roturn, RUDD'S LAUNDRY. On Avenue B, Clathies gathere Best of t Cloth & atisfoo ‘o, 1902. (NEAR BROADWAY,) ap aud delivered promptly, on Gtuaran-eed. Also Bandkoerchlofe, both in silk Wo hopo the Inaion will’ csll and { H U ;ub T T mRTemn. | 4 linen, hose of all kinda, thread, pins, stock of koods at 636 Lroadway 'b'fore STARR & BUNCH, HOUS E, Tl T »:‘JI\J! AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING AND GRAINING, £ SPEREOXALITY. 8hop—Corner Broadway aud Soots 8t HUGHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Confectlonmy, Fruits, Nuts Cigars and fobacco, Kresh Cycters and Ice Cream in Soason, 12 MAIN 8T, Oouneil Bluffs, Oue of the besk e:cond-class Hotels 1o the st in the BRU ADW Y HOTEL, . BROWN y rossonable, ropriotor ) ouncll Blufts, lowa, t the market af~ beds. Terme UNIUN AVENUE HOTEL. 817 Lower Broadway, Virs. C. Gerspacher & Son, CLAYS BOTE TEANSLEN HOTEL FO.¢ SALE. LLING . AT ASON ABLE ACCO M MODAT ED G001 KEASONS FOR