Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1883, Page 6

e — The Daily Bee. GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Fridav Morning, April 27, S GUBGORIPTION RATER: 'l,rm-. . 20 cond pr ¢ wook, Dl L. < - #10.007,0r Year, [ be filed L the superior oourt, The reslde’, ta of that part of the eounty are quite stirred up about the matter, 47,d have, of course, chosen sldes, and are as busy dl ing the varlons foatures of the case as sprig work will permit, Oaptaln Price, in his argament in the bond case, took occasion to dress up the average alderman, whom he described as belng of light welght, —eeee THE DAIL)Y BEE-COUNUL BLUFFS_IOWA FRIDAY APRI_L 21 J. N. OASADY, F. H. ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, THE WOMEN PROTEST. They Object to Having Their Nerves Kept Quivering by the Presence of Powder Houses, The followlng communioation has been prepared and signed by the wo- men of that portion of the city where there Is & powder magazine, and in it Omoe: No. T Pearl Btrest, Near *rosdway. — e e e MINOR MHENTION, —8ee Joseph Relter's epring styles, = Additional local om weventh page. Ben Marks was ‘yeaterdsy haviog his sheep sheared. Tae Preabyterians had an enjoyable woocial last evening. The Boys' band will give a dauce at 8t. Frances acsdemy this evening, The daughters of Rebekah gave an enjoyable ball last evening at Bloom & Nixon's hull. E T. Piibrook having purchased uome fine lots on First avenue, pro- es to baild thereon three large ;“:‘enoh flats, The Eplscopal soclal will be entee- teined this evening by Mrs. Barnes, Mrs, O. M. Brcwn, Mrs. Bwan and Mrs. Harrls, at the residence of Mrs, Stabbs, At the coming Monday dance of the Rescue hose company, s handsome floral wreath is to be voted to the most popular young lady of the oity, Oaptaln Williams, who though clerk 1n the postoffise is stil] ruperintendent of markets, commenced the inspection and sealing of scales in the oity yes- terday. Paddy White was yesterday com- plaining at the polics headquarters that he was greatly bothered by his wife from whom he had a divoree, but who still persisted in bothering him, He wanted protection, The democracy of this county has oalled its convention for tte 2d of Jane. Pottawattamle Is entitled to twenty delogates in the state conven- tlon which meets in Des Molnes, June 6th, The dooket for the next term of the distrlct court, which opens on the 14th of May, is belng made ready, and b‘ law must be finlshed on the 3d. There are already about thirt, cases for the grand jary, and 113 oivil oases, and more to todow. The mock trial which was to have taken place at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A, lest Friday night was postponed on acsount of the illness of some of the jury, and will be held this even- ing instead. Jadge Booth will pre- side. All are Invited to attend. Mr, Hattenhauer, the carriage man- ufacturer, now purposes to erect n large factory on Banorofi street, just south of Broadway, which will be an- other important improvement to be added to this year's olty’s growth and aotivity, Rice's surprise party was a genuine surprise for Counoll Bluffs, they pre- ferring to cancel the engagement here and take in Omaha, they being de- layed in reaching this part of the oountry so that they could not appear at both places, Judge Aylesworth yesterday fixed upon §6 and costs as the fine of N, J. ‘Bond for obstructing Broadway by his office and scales. An appeal will be taken, and as there are several nice questions, the declslon of the upper oourt upon these will be ef Interest and importance to all. Now that Judge Bond's scales and office are oalled an obstruction, he has called the attentlon of the judge off the bench to the steps outalde The Nonparell bullding as belng equally an obatruction, belng In the street; and, although under it of the oouncil, yet the court has held that the councll can legally give no such permit, The special revival meetings now in rnrogn- at the Baptiat church are be- g more and more largely attended, and muoh intereat is manifested, Mr. Martin, of Ciaclnnati, the evangelist, under whose management the meet- ings are being held, seems to be well sdapted for the work, and the suocess which has attended his labor else- where, will doubtless follow here. Everybody is Invited to attend these meetings, Exocavations have been commenced for the erection of a 100 foot exten- slon to the southwest wing of the Union Pacific depot in this clty, to be oocupled by the express companies. This does not look much as-if the busl- ness now done there was to be trans- fered to Broadway, even if the com- Gnl‘y, could Induoe the city to give up ‘nion avenue for & dammy track. ‘With the reorganization of the po- lioe fosce should come new uniforme, in faot as well as in name, Asit is now some sre in cltizens’ clothes, some dn blouses with brass buttons, some ‘wear hats, soms wear oaps. In fact sthere Is no uniformity, nr partion: lar attention pald to personal appear- ance beyond such as individual taste may dictate, and that in some cases s sadly. deficlent, The Nonparell thinks that by giv- ng up Union avenue to the Unl ong’n- witic, the present atreet oar line - could be done away with or made to reduce its fare, and furnlsh more accommo- datlons, If Colonel Chapman wants to ourb the present street car. company, and furnish the public with better so- commodations, why don't he build that street car line for which he got a chs;ur from the councll some time ago! A young man named Ohrls Larson, who ls employed on O, L. Barrett's farm, s short distance from the olty, met with a cerious accident In sliding down from a haystack, he falling upon » pltehfork, the tines of jwhiob stuck in his leg and tore open a large place in the flesh, making a terrible wonnd. He was brought to this clty yesterday and recelved trestment at Dz, Rice's banda, There Is qui‘e a legal contest in re- mktp the treasureship of Silver township. An Injunction 1s asked for to restraln the county tress. urer from recognizing the nlvr elect, other Topal quastionsadqutoues 34 oausiug s whiole bendle of fupees s record of the though fancylng that he welghed forty tons. The captain sald ‘‘the alder- men are chosen as wervants of the e. The W'Fh are their masters, thelr creators. Thoy turn the tables and waake the people their servants. The created forget their crestor.” The members of the Boys' band wish to announce that the dance given by them to-vight will be thelr last one. No Invitations are needed, ss the band desires all of thelr friends to rntlelplu and have therefore made t & public ball. To make It more enjoyable they have secured the St Francle academy, which is unexcelled in the oity for dancing. All intend- ing to attend may be prepared for one of the best of t!mes. Mc, Stemhilder, the furnitare man- ufacturer, has met with another acci- dent., It will be remembered that a short time ago he had the end of his thumb taken off in some of the ma. chinery, and that has just got nicely headed when he now has met with a still more serlous accldent, having got his hand caught sgaln, this time losing the tips of three fingers, one being gone to the fiest joint, Ho Is out and about bat carries his hand in a sling. The soasp man with his dlce box, who occuples the street corner under licanse from the city, seems to have a way of counting the dice himself so rapidly that the buyer of the chance oannot follow him, and the total, as he makes it, is generally some worthless artiole of cheap jewelry. He made neveral mistakes in counts yestorday, and one of the pstrons of the game lDH’lIIf it on him, by losisting on counting the dice himself, Instead of drawlng a collar button he drew a silver dollar and atterwards two watches, one of which he sold back $o the follow for $2. Buford doing his own counting the patron lost al §6, but after that he got out about even by very lucky throwing. Asany- one oan see, the sosp man has got 99 chanoss In his favor out of & hundred, if he counted stralght, but when he wants to count a man out of the hun- dredth chance of winning it s too much of & trick, Those desiring big h;;gllnl in fur- nitare or stoves, call at A. J, Mandel's, 325 Broadway. e — . —— Good musio and dancing at the Bfalrltnnl soclable next Saturday eve. ning at SBhugart & MoMahon's block. Admlission: — Gents, 50 cents; ladies, 10 cents. Parties wishing to dispose of good furulture, stoves or other household hing to realize full . ———————— For window shades, wall puper, and paints go to P. 0. Miiler's, No. 20 north Maiao st. e —— Dr. Weat, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. SR Ay BAVED BY AN ALIBI A Young san Arrested for Grand Larceny Set Irve Again, Oan last Monday night a young man named Oharles Merringer, who works in Oonrad Launzendorfer's meat mar- ket on Maln street, ax‘d who rooms there, had his trunk broken open and some of the contents stolen, including a nult of clothes, a gold ring and other valuables, in value about $50. Sus- plolon fall upon another young man named Henry Hansen, who was em- ployed there until last Friday, A warrant was taken out for his arrest, and Officers Brooks and Cuslck went out to Mr., Raymond's nursery, about four miles from the city, and found and arrested him, Yesterday the wlitness was subpenaed and Judge Aylesworth examining into the matter soon found that Raymond's other men were r to teatify that Hansen was there Mondsy night, snd In fact had not been to town to thelr knowledge since Friday last, when he oame there to work, ~There belng a plain case of aliblthe judge ordered him released. Mrs, W. H. Almy will clean kid road way. PERSONAL. —— Mr, O. E, Beawlck, of Avoos, returned home yesterday, and will return in a fow days with his family to make the metropo- 1is his future home. John O, McQuay, of Malvern, was in the city yesterday, In the interests of the creamery of that place, E. P, Oadwell, of the law flrm of Sims & Cadwell, starts this morning for Logan, on legal business H, 0. Laub, of Denison, and J. Q. Kelly, of Hillsdale, Ia,, dined at the Pa- cific yesterday, tleton, N, H,, arrived at the Ogden yes- terday. J. F, Hubbard, of Atlantic, made » business trip to this city yesterday. N. D, Sanford, of Avoos, Is tn the city on business, Ogden yesterday, city yesterday, 0. V. B, Ruwsell, of Glenwood, was in the city yesterday, V. R. Tuttle, of Carroll, visited Ooun- cil Bluffs yesterday, Postmaster Armour is planning on a trip to Texas next week, Col, Kestloy was in Omaha yesterday trying a civil case, E 8. Miller, of Des Moines, was at the Pacific yesterday, . A. Horshey, of Maivarn, Ia,, was in the city yesterday, G. M. Shauk, of Marion, Ia, dined at the Pacific yesterday. J. O, Adams, of the Avoca Delta, is in the clty, ¢t | portion of Couccil Biuffs, slovel at 16 cents » palr at 212|the 0. U, Hsteh and H L, Ti'ton, of Lit. J. T, Johnwon, of Racine, was at the J, T, Hubbard, of Atlantic, was in the they repeat for themselves the causes of complaint which have been made publlc before. They say In conversa. tlon, that as the men do not seem to have sucoeeded In doing anything, they propose to try to get s remedy themselves, To the Editor of Tun Brn: Permit us to occupy & small space in your columns to ellclt the public attentlon regarding our constant ap- prehensions of imminent danger from the contiguity of the powder mega- zine, This magarzino is situated at the head of Benton street and ehould an explosion ocour several hundred homes would doubtless be In rains, I have been rellably informed that there is never less than one ton of powder and frequently there are four tous stored here. ithin the last week Tur Ber has slven accounts of two or three disastrous powder explosions whish have destroyed several lives and many thousand dollars worth of valuable property. And all must admit that our fears are not groundless, since witnessing the terrible dynamite ex- plosion of September, 1881, in our olty. Sron after the dynamite explosions a gontleman whose home s situsted within 1he radius of probable de- struction, wrote a petition, which was signed by along list of tax pay- ing citizens snd presented to the mayor and coanoll, praying that body to remove the magazine out of the corporation, This petition was en- tirely lgnored — nothing was ever heard of it after belng sent in for thelr consideration. After a few months had elapsed snother cltizen drew up a petition, which was widely ciroulated among the Interested, which includes the en- tire population of the northeastern This pe- tition was vead and a commlittee ap- pointed to lnvesiigate the cause for complaint, A fow days after the committee made a vislt to the maga: zine, which was all that was ever done, to our knowledge. Some months after this it was re- ported (perhaps published) that the mayor had instructed those having oontrol ¢f the magazine to move It within six months time, which elapsed last November And now that the season when thunder storms are of fre- quent ocourance we realize that our lives and homes sre In constant jeop- ardy., We therefore, as oltizens of this commonwealth, request that the powder be removed from such danger- ous prox/mity to so many homes, Raspectfully, Mrs. D. K. Dodson, Mrs, Mary Morgan, Mrs. Elizs Newton, Mrs, A, -|N. Preme, Mts. A E Barhyte, Mra, Marfe Ritzenhoff, Mrs, E. C. Brooks, Mrs. N. A. Moomaw, Mr#, H, Weaver, Mrs, M, Peterson, Mrs, M. E. Meolm, Mis, James Oappall, Mrs, M. J. Ham- mer, Mrs. J Dunn, Couxcit Brurrs, April 26, A Bt g Dt Horsford's Acid Phosphate. IN PESPONDENCY, ETC, DR, W. 8, POWELL, D:fiance, O., says: 1 have used it with satls- factory results in dyspeptic ailments assoclated with great mental depres- slon or despondency.” 0, J. Beckman, of harness fame, will move, May 1st, from his present place on middle Broadway into J, J. Brown’s block, 519 Main street, one block south of Kiel's hotel, and just opposite the clty scales. A UNION DEFPOT. If the Other Roads will Unite the Union Pacific will Join. There has been more or less talk for some time concerning a union depot here, and the desirability of such an enterprise hss been long felt. The present Unloa Paclfic depot 1s too far away from the center of the city, as all admit, and there have been a few who have advocated even the glving up of Unlon avenus ia order to get the Unlon Paclfic te run a dummy traln up to Broadway. Whilo this was by no means practioal, nor in all respects desirable, still the fact remains that present depot Is too far away. The running of a dummy traln to Broadway would not remedy the mat- It would be simply glving t emall loo)! business to the dummy ln- stead of the street car. The through business, traufer, etc., would still be done at the present Unlon Pacifis depot. What seems to be needed in Ooun. oll Bloffs fs & unlon depot. If the roads ronnlog int) Qomnell B uffs could be .induced to bulld such a depot, Instead of haviog little shan. ties scattered abont as local depots, and have such unlon depot sltuated nearer the ocenter of the oity, it would cause the Unfon Pacifisto join in the plan and make is depot at that polnt also, Tae Bex is informed on what ap- pears to be reliable authority that the Unfon Pacific would do this very thing if the other roads would agree. If thissort of & plan oould be worked up on a practical basle, Council Biuffs ocould have what it needs, and instead of a transfer, located clear out of the way, there would be a convenlent center for all the bual- ness now done there. The matter should be talked up and thought over, and perhaps some of those who have justly opposed giving Unlon avenue to the Unlon Paclfic for the sake of get- tlog a dummy train, would help in furthering an enterprise for getting a union depot located at least a mile nearer the olty than the present Ualon Paclfie, The revival meeting at the Baptlst church last evenlog was largely at- tended. Mr. Martin gave a talk on the Pfl)dl&ll Son, which was llstened to with the greatest Interest. This evening the subject will be the won- derful love of God. All lnvited, In fovers, malarts, billousness, heartburn, , nothing ls so benefi olal as Brown's Iron Bitters, EXCLUSIVE CARPET Only one in the STORE. City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship Nos. 7 and 9 Main Street, - Guaranteed, . COUNCOIL BLUFFS. DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. GENERAL MEROCHANDISE, l_lg!" BENO & Go., 18 Main Street and 17 Pearl Street. MAX MUHN’ }CRESTON HOUSE. J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. Grocery 216 Main Street. Hotel, 217 & 219 Main 8t. OFFIOE : Cor. Gth 8t. and 6th Ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, °™&iice 5 Witow Armeer N. SCHURZ, osce aer JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, February 16th, over American Exprets. S. 8. WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. y for funerals at reasonable rates, No. 22 4th St. J. M. ST. JOHN & CO. CASH BUYERS, Who'esale butter, eges, peultry ard frult. Ship tous. Draftby return msil, WILL CONTRACT 149 Broadway. S. A PIERCE, G. F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Cor, Msin and First avenue, Broadway Moat Mar- ket, 327 Broadway. COONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and Broadway. Plans and speoifications furnished In FINE HARNESS I have the variety that brings patronage. 124 Maln street. MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work and Reasounable Onarges, JAMES FRANEY, FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway, HOWE & SON, 872 Broadway. LINDT & HART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. Practices in state and federal courts, E.STOCKERT & B0.,0utieisns Widow Shtoersos siveg: SANITARIU And bath house, 421 aud 423 Broadway. erelgn, Prop., L Sov- P. J. Montgomery, M, D., Phy. Uslon Avenue, A. LAMB, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite 'MACHINERY. second door above Metropols WADE CARY, Y sabie, No'15 seot s, HARRY LELAND, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eighth and Broadway. P. J. HENNESSY, Manuf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- plied, 8th 8t., between 6th and 7th Avenue, REVERE HOUSE, SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Opera House. Refitted. $1, $1.50 per day. A. J. MANDEL, FURNITURE, STOVES, and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 325 Broadway. DE CAY & CASSEL, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Corner Sixth street and Avenue G, W. H. ALMY Cur New Loan suu amprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con. vinces us that one of the most equita ble, reasonable and feasibie plans of building houses s that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city. By investicg In shares in this Institution, which 1is backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga oertaln number of shares, at a certain monthly payment, in a few yoars & man can own & house of his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We belleve the Memnlge Lolndand 'l‘r;ut oom,| , by organizing and opening up tm’-:-llxym:g-lanvlug filled a long felt want In Councll Bluffs. Thelr plans and system of loans will besr the most careful scruticy and exam- ination, and we have no heaitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and equlitable, and backed by gentlemen u} honor and integrity. As the com pany exists it becomes at once an in- stitutlon of value and credit to our clty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A, Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office is in the base- ment of Shugart's and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Pearl street. ian27-1y Ve notics the Mar Fun Trust Association, of !h'i' highly wmany of t Ty Mutual Towa, eading “Money for tho Un« vertisement in £5-3m NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadw. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE.—Special advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salc, To Reni, Wants, Boarding, ete,, will be tnsorted In this column af the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each sublequent Insertion. Leave adv ertieeme a0 our offics, No. 7 Pearl Stroot, near Broadway. Wi ahemn B livered by carriers. near Broadway. Council Bluffs lo cents per week, de oo, No ¥ Fearl Stree For Sale and Rent R RENT— Farm seven miles from town. Ap ply to Dr. P. W. Poulson LD BEES—In packages ot a hundred at 25 0= package at Tus Bux office, No. 7 Pearl streot [ IOR SALE—Monuments ot marble and granite #tNo. 34 north Maia street W. R. VAUGHAN: JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real Estate & Collectlon Agency. n Odd Fellow s block, over Savings' Baxy ians-t) MRS, R. J. BILTON, M, D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 222 Proadwar. Council Bluffs. HA & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Counc'l Bluffs, West Slde Square, Clarinda }IOWA. . DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Wholesale Fruiters and Gonfoctioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council BluYXs, Ia. R. S. COLE & CO,, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS, Also Wood and [ron Pu%", Wood Tabing a~d Gas Pipe and Pump rixtures, for both Wood and Iron Pumps. Orders will receive COUNCiL BLUFFS, prompt astention. No, 604 8 uth Maln Street. - I0WA. 115-e0d-t81 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. Proprietor. L. C. BRACKETT, 226 Broadway. 224 an BOOKS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Greatest Variety in the City, No stranger should fail to visit my store rooms. TITLE ABSTRAGT 7. . E T IR E Lands and Lots Boug MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HOTARIES PUBLIC AND QUNCIL BLUFFS - - OFFICE, ht and 8old, RATES, CONVEYANCERS. SR IOWA MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EHEAIXR G OO D& 837 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Iowa. For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and fend Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manufacturer D Y S R S M el e s i v.nwrom |MBS, B J, HARDING, M. D., DFFE"\E&&HSEY' Medical Electrician Couneil Blufs, Ia. axp Established, - - 1866 QYNECOLOGIST. Dealers in Forelgn and Domestle Exchenge od home securities. 1. B. EDMUNDSON, B, L, BHUGART, A W, STRERY Presidont, Vice-Pres't. Cashlor, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Blafls, Organizod urdor the laws of the State of Iowa ald up capital... Aathorized capital. Interest pald on time doj an the principal cities of tho Kurope. BSpecial attentlon ivea to collectinne snd correspondence with prompt returns, DIRECYORS 1. D. Bdmundson, E.L. Shugart, + W. Wallace, J. W. Rodter, " MORGAN, KELLER & 00., ol K ) EC S et Bty an e, stock wias of Chicago of Wooden and Metallc Cases. Calls at- tended 80 at all hours. _We defy competition n quality of oods or prices, Our Mr Morgan has sorved as uauertaker for forty years and thor oughly ubaemtands his husiness. Warerooms, a1l MAWRY . UPHOLSTERING in all ite branches promotly attended to also carvet-1s ing ano iamorequing. felographic ana wa or- ders filled without aelsy. FresH FisH. WILLIAM RAPP, 1044 Main Street, Next Block south of P. 0., Council Bluffs, Iowa, NOTICE TO CATTLE MEN. 1,000 HEAD OF YOUNG OATILE FOR SALE. 600 Head of Yearlirg Steer, and Heifers, 800 Hoad of Two-year-old Steers, and 100 Head of Two-year-old Heifers, There cathle are all good, straight, thritty cattle, e. For sale all together or la lots 40 suit the purchasers, For further partic: uinre call on or address M. F. Potter, Waverly, Brown cousty, lowa. Adlm Gradoate of Eloctropatbic Iustilution, deiphla, Peans, Phlla | Offtce Cor, Broadway & Blenn Av, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, The treatment of all disoases and Sculties peculinr to epecls) FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Are now ready to contract for small castings every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1RON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, Bpecial attention is called to the fact that the metals are me'ted in GRUCIELES which gives the very best Burning Brands L% DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK. ERS, OIGAR and TOBACOO FAOTORIES, Ete., Ete., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, slnful y Works: Corner Sixth street and Eleventh aveuue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA S. E. MAXON, Office over svinge bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, : - Towa, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. ¢16Broadway, Council Bluffs.