Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1883, Page 6

THE DAIL BEE ~COUNU L BLUFFS 10WA W D SDa Y MA Y The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Weduosd&v Mommg_'Mny 2 P tibed Ml il SUBSORIPTION RATES: Wy Oarrler, - - = %0 conta per week. [ 11 T <« §10.00 per Yoar, Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near *roadway. 'MINOR MENTION, —8ee Joseph Reiter's spring styles, ~Additional local on seventh page.] The Round Table had an Interesting sosslon {ast night. Dr. Seybert reporta that Mr. Steln- hilber's wounded fiogers are getting along pretty well now. The Reecae May dance last evening at Dohany's was well attendod and proved a happy occasion, B. McAuley Is to appear at Do- hany's to-worrow evening in ‘A Mes- wenger from Jarvis Seotlon,” Oane of Harkness Brothers' show windows {s made very attractive by the presenco of a May Qaeen there, who has a very attractive appearanca. The heavy showers yesterday after- noon put Maln street in anything but ® good conditlon for fast driving, es- pecially where the filling has been made. The engineering corpa of the T., O. & W. rallway, numbering ten, are making headquarters at tho Paclfic, and are at work laylng thelr line slongside of the Calcago, Mllwankee & 8i. Paul. The direotors of the Council Bluffs aud Northern rsilway company have instructed thelr eogineer, Mr. Reln- hart, to proceed with the preliminary survey to Storm Lake, May-day marrisge licenses were yes- terday glven to Loren Peterson and Minnie K. Stelnbrygger, both of Mis- sourl Valley, and to Peter Hendrick- son and Sophia Hanson, both of this clty. The Cathollc mission s still in pro- gress In acoordance with tha pro- gramme announced in Monday's Bee, All the services are being largely at- tended, and much inurut is mani- leated. Patrick White has been bothered s0 much of late by his divorced wife, Mary Sennett, that he yesterday mught rellef of Justice Vaughan by getting out 8 warrant for her arrest as a vagrant, P. Barry was complained cf yester- day by Martin Lowler for assault. There waa little of a serlous natare in connection with the trouble, and Justice Vaughan, on a plea of gallty fined him only one dollar and costs, Constable Fox has jast received the news that his opera nouse in Dakota has been wrecked by & cyclone. Sev- eral of the Swiss cottages erected there for summer resorts by Council Bluffs citizons here suffered a like fate. The cigar and tobacco stock of Councll Blaffs was involoed yesterday in accordance with the re¢quirements to secure the rebate ontax. Each house had its own commlssioner to do the Involcing, and swear to it, the law requiring thav this work shall be done by men who are not in the bus- iness themselves. The silver cup which is to be glven in addition to the purse in the Bluff city cup stake at the coming May meeting of the Driving Park assccla- tlon, is a beauty, and is attracting mauch attentlon and pralse, as it aj pears displayed in Michaels & Danlel's front window, Among the new sults commenced in the dlstrict court Is one in which T. B Fletcher seeks to recover 5,000 damages of H. M. Sarr, under the claln that the latter -llndered him by saying that he stole some hogs from him, The plalntiff has secured the legal services of Lindt & Hart, to prosecute the matter. One of those who has just been re- leased from jail under the poor con- viot act, was yesterday visible on Brondvny in a disgusting state of antl amendment. He seemed to suc- ceed In getting mone{ enough to get dronk on, and was celebrating his re- lease from Unocle Sam's clutches. The coming meeting of the driving park assoclation gives greater and greater promises of belng very success- ful and Interesting. The number of fast flyers already stabled here, the aumber which are on the way, the purses offered, in fact, everything in. dioates that there s much fun ahead. The meeting opens on Taesday the 22d, Mr. McClarg, having bought the lots at the corner of Sixth avenue and Pearl street, began yesterdsy the pre- liminary work for building hls new cracker factory, He commenced mov- ing the house, which has been occa- pled by Mr, Mayes, it belog his In- tention to locate It at the rear of the property and fit it np tor a resldence for himself and family. Frank Johnson, who has been switchman at the transfer tor a long time, untll sickness caused him to take to his home and within & few months to his bed, died yesterday. He was about thirty years of age and leaves a wife and four children, Con- sumption was the cause of death. The faneral services are to be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock and frlends, and eepectally the rallroad men, sre nvited to atterd promptly, and with. out farther notlce, Horace Barhe who has been ar- rested on two charges lodged in Jus- tlce Schurz court, one for larceny and ono for aesanlt and bsttery, A col- ored man named G. L. Clay, who has been at work tor Barhe, made the complaints, avowing that his employer had been steallrg cattle from J. S, Rand, who is his father-ln-law. The hired man clalms that he helped re- brand the cattle, and becauee he told Rand sbout It Barhe pltched on to him acd pounded him, as well as msde dlvers terrible threats as to what he would do if he didn’t keep his mouth shut. The cases are tet for hearlng on the 8th, when the other slde of the story will doubtlees come to the front. New Involoes of Silk and Dress goods just recelved at Harkness Broe, FATALLY ¢RUSHED. A One-Logged Man Loses the Other Leg and His Life. The Result of Stealing a Ride by Hanging on the Trucks, A fatal acoldent occurred In the K C, yards, in the extrems southern portion or the ci'y, yesterday morn- {ng between 5 and 6 o'slock. The In- coming passenger traln, with Bill Eaton as conductor, stopped to regls- ter, and as It started up again, & man was seen orawling out from under the cars, He was not quick enough, and aa the wheels began moving he was caught and ran over. When found he was still allve but waa fearfully orushed just below the thighs, oue leg belog severed, and the other belng only a stomp, the man wearing a wooden leg, was also mangled. He lived about three-quarters of an hoar, and Dr. Hanchett was called, but it was too late, Coroner Faul was noti. fied, and sammoning & jary examined into the case so far as 1t was possible to do, and gathered from the evidence that the man’s name was Peter Moore, and that his home was near Philadel- phis, bt that he came hero from St. Joe. 1. lssupposed that he was steal- fog a ride by hanglog to the trucke under the car,and then when the train stopped in the yard, he thought it a good opportunity to get off, and tried to do so, bnt being a cripple, he conld not crawl out from under the cars qalckly enough. The man was apparently about thirty-five or forty years of age. He was able to talk but little after re- celving the injuries, and before death ensued, and there was little to be learned fro.n the papers found on his person. He was poorly clad, and had with him some awls, need'es, thread, file and sand paper, and it is thought that he was an umbrellas monder, and sought to get a llving while roaming about the country. The jury oon- sisted of L E. Bridenateln, J. O. Gleason, and E T. Ford, and their verdict was in accordance with the above facts, they adding the usual vindloation of the rsilway company, there seeming to be no blame to be attached. The remalns were taken care of by Undertaker Morgan, and dcly hnrled yelterd:y sfternoon, Don't fall to exsmine stock of Car- pets at Harkness Bros.’ before pur- chasing elsewhere They have the largest and choicest volectlon and at prices that aefy competition. myl-3t. PERSONAL. J. Michalson, who has been spending the past few months in Little Rock, Ar. kansas, for his health, has returned, He does not think he has gained much, and is now planuing to try the the New Mexico climate, W. K. Bailey, who is connected with Raymond & Campbell, now rejoices in the arrival of a bouncing baby girl, who tips the scales at over fifteen younds, Hennt urally feels that a fortune has betallen him, and well he may, J.T. Hurley, the popular engine fore- man at the Union Pacific yards, left yes- terday with his family for a week’s visit among friends in Chicsgo and Detroit, Albert J, Glaee, the vice-president and manager of the Janesville Machine}Co., Janesville, Wis., was in the city yesterday looking after the agricultural machinery men, E. M. Hand, of Golden, Colorods, was among yesterday’s Pacific house guests, E. J, Grow, of Logan, was in the city yeaterday. C, Honegan and wife, of Marshalltown, were in the city yestetday. E, A, Crane, of Newark, N, J,, arrived at the Pacific yesterday, G. W, Garner, of Perais, Iowa, dined at the Pacific yesterday, R. L. Ketchum, of Yankton, Dakota, was at the Pacific yesterday, M. Evans, of Chicago, was among yes- terday’s arrivals at the Ogden, Nellie Burke, the equestrienne, of Om. abs, was in the city yesterdsy. F, K. Orvis, of Dixon, was among yes- terday's guests at the Ogden, J. H. Murphy, of Davenport, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. Ed Parke, of Chicago, in at the Ogden, Why be weax? Why mnot bo healthy, robust, and strong, by using Brown's Iron Bitters? L. B. Clark & Co., droggists, 106 Broadway, Council B uffs, keep in stock druggs, patent medicine, palnte, olls, glaer; also, fill preecriptions, m2.e0d4 e For window shades, wall psper, and paints g» to P. C Miller's, No. 20 north Main st. I will plece on sale the next ten days all muslin underwear, corsets, hoslery, children’s dresses and other notions at the very lowest prices, hav. ing determined to close out that de- partment. Mrs, D. A, Benedict, 337 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, THE CIGARMAKERS. They Stlll Refuse to Work Unless the Bosses Allow the Advance Aeked For, As stated in yesterday's Dk, the clgarmakers of the city here strack for | G an advance, There are not many of them, there belng thirteen in all, but not 8o many who have been at work. In view of the rebate In the tex, the unlon here declded to ask for an ad. vauce of §1 per thousand. This the bosses allowed, but the clgarmakers also wanted §1 more for old or fancy shaped clgars, and §1 In addition for fillers mixed on table. They also clalm all thele wages in cash, The clgarmakers claim that these prices are no more than what s right, and that #0 far as the demand for cash for labor is concerned, that this Is to do awsy with what they call the ‘“‘track” system, Some of them olaim that fnatead of belng pald In oash for their work, they have to take olgara or to board out bills, ete. Taey want to have all cash 80 as to board where they please and buy what they pleaso. Some of the manufacturers here were asked about thelr side of the affair, and they very stoutly claimed that while they were willing to eon: oede the general advance or §1 » thousand, yet they could not stand the ot.hlr demands, They clalmed that the 81 ralse, together with the §1 extra for odd shaped cigare, and $1 dollar extra for fmixed filler, would make a ralse of $3 on many kinds of olg nd this would be all that the rebate would amount to. They did oot think it just for the clgar makers to have all the $3 rebate, and would not mccede to the requost. The shops here are few In number, and none employ very many hands, so that they say they can go right along with what they have al ready made up, and take time to get other men to take the placea of those that strike, In the meantimo thoie who have struck will not suffer greatly as they belong to the union, and by its pro- visions they each draw §4 a week while on a strike, Thelr new scale of prices had to be sent on to the higher authorities of the union, and be voted on. Having been approved, the unlon as o whole {s pledged to stand by this local unfon In its demand. One, at least, of the cigar manufac- turers expects to make bimself what odd shaped cigars he wants, and give the men straight work at the advance of one dollar, thus adjusting the mat- ter 80 as provide for his trade, and others wlll try to arrange matte that they will be satisfactory, some way. In the meantimo there will be no lack of clgars for those who waut to smoke. Complete u(:x;k ol:)rnh’e poles and curtaln fixturesat Harkness Bros.’ myl 3, Dr. West, Dentlst, 14 Pearl street. e £ LAID AT REST. — Officer Sid Steriipg’s Remains are Piaced Uader the Sod. Yesterday morning the funeral ser- vices of Sliney Sterling, who has been en the police force for the last three years, were held at the family residence, a goodly number of triends belng In attendance to pay mete trib- ute to his memory, and sympathizing with the stricken family and relatives. Rav. Mr. Bresee cflislated, and con- ducted the service very tenderly and appropriately. Officers Clough, Ca- sick, Barhyte, Brooks, Eigar and Morse served as pall bearers, and the remains were followed to the ceme- tery by the mourning ones and a number of sympathizing friends and there lald at rest. *Those who deaden sensation and stupefy the patlent to ro'iave sufferlng make a grave mistake. They proceed upon the falso idea thst it Is legitl- mate to procure relief from pain by destroying physical senstbility, 7This method, carried to the last cxtremity, would kill the patient to end suffering. It 18 not presumed that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will raise the dead but It cften does re- store those who are given up as hope- leas cases, The Military Dude. No sight that the falr, says Clara B)ll, afforded was more entertalning than that cf the dude in uniform, He was tall and narrow. Hlis belt re- duced his walst to the girth of ashape- ly belle's, and the spreading epaulets broadened his shoulders so that, if I msy be allowed a feminine expreesion, his corsage was given the rad taper. 1 suppose that real soldlers {n war wear cotton on thelr breasts as a protection agalost bullets. I remember reading that General Jackson found cotton bales of utllity in the fortifications at New Ocleans. Batlteeoms to me that mi'itlamen in tlmes of peace, and par- ticularly at a dargerless falr, might safely dispense with such armor, It wasnot, however, with thisdude. His bosom was very thickly protected, This was in harmony with the other girlish outliaes of his figure, but of oonna that was merely accldental. In keeping with the rest of him, too, was his bang. It had no partlog. it hung nearly down to his eyebrows, it con- cealed whatever Indloation cf intellect hie forehead might otherwise have shown, ana It occupled his most solic- itous attentlon, even to frequent In. spection by the furtive use cf a little mirror stuck in the cap which he car- rled. Very sweet indeed was he, IMPARTS NEW LIFE AND VIGOR. Dg, 8, F. NEWCOMBER, G field, O , saye: ¢ Tn the cases ot sev— eral aged men, who complalned of forgetfuluées end dieinclination to thiuk, move or to be spoken to, or harrassed in any way, they told mo it imparted new life and vigor,” Monev for the Unmarried. One of the most folid and substs cial institutions in this country is the Jar. riage Fund and Mutual Trust Ass-ciation, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa., They are organ- ized under the laws of Tows, and heir of. ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men o Cedar Rapids, Every uumarried person should have a certificats in this assoclation, It is & splondid investment, as safe as Euvemment bond, You can justas well ave a good sum of money to commence married life on as not, A large numb members have been paid off, receivin 800 per cent on their investment, for circnlars fully detailing the plan, nhlch 15 the finest known. Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this nuh(‘r. 15-8m, . @— The Maverick Natfonal Baok of Boston draws foreign exchange, buys and sells Government and other in vestment securities, and transects any business for its correspondents in the line of banking. m&th-me IS T Young, old and middle-aged men and women get health and strength by using Brown's Iron Bltters, e ot Qur New Loan suu smprovement Co Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bulldlng houses Is that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of J. N, CASADY. H., ORCU l"l‘ CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFF=, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. 10WA, Stock now CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship|=— Guaranteed, Nos. 7 and 9 Maln Street, - DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. JDHN BENU & 00., 18 Maln Strest and 17 Pearl Strest. MAX MOHN’ }(.‘RESTON HOUSE.{ J. M_BARSTOW, M. Grocery 215 Main Street. Hotel,217 & 219 Main St. OFFICE : Cor. Gth St. and b6tb Ave. DR. J. F. WHIT OFFICE: Oor. Main and bth, up-stairs. Resldence, 609 Willow Avenue, N. SCHURZ, osico aticr Febraury 15:h, over Amercun Bxpreon. S. 8. WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. y for fanerals at reasonable ratee, No, 22 4th St. WILL CONTRACT Who esale butter, eges, poultry avd troft Draft by ret 8. A. PIERC matl J. M. ST, JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, hip 1o us. 148 Broadwsy. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Cor, Main and First avenue PETHVBRIDCE & HERBERT Brond way Meat Mar- y kot, 327" Brondway. G. F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and Broadway, Plans and epeoifications farnished In FINE HARNESS I have the variety that brings patronage. 124 Main street. JAMES FRANE MERCHANT and Reasonable Ccarges. TAILOR, Artiatic 872 Brondway. HOWE & SON, FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway, Work LINDT & HAR MRS. S. J. BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. y Practices in state and federal courts, 1CE CREAM TIONERY, 216 Broadway. AND CONFEC Q\‘N\\'\N"fi‘% wraoe(HANAN )MARK HANAN & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Connoll Bluffs ; West Slde Square, curlud.}“’““- DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succeseors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Who'esale Fraiters and Gonfectioners !b and 18 Pearl-s ., Counecil BluYs, Ia. L. C. BRACKETT, 224 and 226 Broadway. BOOKS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Grentest Variety in the City. No stranger should fail to visit my store rooms, R. S. COLE & CO.,, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS. Also Wocd and fron PU MPS, Wood Tubing » d Gaa Pipe and Pamb fixtures, for hoth Wood & d Iron Pumps, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ordeta will receive p ompt attention. No. 604 Bcuth Maln Etreet - 10WA. 115-0d-t3 Broadway Steam Laundry ' 724 WEST BROADWAY, A. C. LARSON, dOHN R. __LATEST | IMPROVED MACHINERY. Proprietor. MAR"IN RACTIO A PLUMBER, GAS AND SiEAM FITTER, Has a full line of Bllh Tubs, Sinkes, Boilers. Bross and Lead Goods, Lead and lro n Jobbing promptly attended to, Pipes and fittings. NO. 11 PEARL STREET, First-clase work guaranteed, TITLE ABSTRAGT OFF 1GE. LGands an Lo 8 MONEY TO LOAN AT LO Bou&ht and 8old. RATES, KOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. OUNCIL BLUFFS - - 10WA SANITARIU erelgn, Prop., Manu’f Fine Farntture, Upholatery goods | E. STOGKERT & cfl.,c..mim and Window Skades, 309 B'way- And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite Al lAMB’ Union Avenue, second door ) PR above Metropoiitan, WADE CARY, VETERINARY Bray's stable, SURGEON, Office No. 12 Beott ltreat. L Sov- HARRY LELAND, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. hlghth and Broadway. P. J. HENNESSY, Ditar Soie onhas; dndosme REVERE HOUSE, Opera Home SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. Now K. <fiited. $1, 8150 per day. A. J. MANDEL, PUI{‘NITLRL, ST()VES‘ and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 325 Broadway. DE CAY & GASSEL, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Corner Sixth street and Avenue G, W. H. ALM this city. By investirg In shares in this inatitution, which Is backed by some of our best and most reliable NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadway. GOUKGCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL KOTICES. business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate moans to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga certaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, In a fow years a man can Own & house ho psye monthly for remt. We NOTICE. Wante, Boarding, ete. Spectal advertisemonts, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, will be inserted in this column at the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho firss {nsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Leave adv ertlsemo of his own for aboat the sams 8| pearl strec ingertion, at our office, No.7 near Brosdway, believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust company, by organlzing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want In Council Bluffs, Their the most careful scratiny and exam- tnation, and we have no hesitancy in Wants, vu«nn—-uvuyhmfly Council Biufls 1o to take Tus Bun, 20 conts per woek, de; vered by o co, N plans and system of loane will bear ',,';::‘“’,U‘_’;h”:;"“"‘ Omos, Ko Pear] Stroett For Sale and Rent atitation of value and credit to our|® clty and thoss who de Thelr preetdent is T vice preside J retary, I R. Lmv, Beebe, and their office {s n the base- ment of Shugert’s and McMabon's new block, corner Firs: avenue and Pearl street. jan27-1y “treacurer, P. OVERTON, DEALER IN MISSOURL c- Inqulre of'J + | tors of Win. M. Powers estate W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE 6F THE PEACE. f [ pronouncing them reasonable and [ J1O& RENT '-rlnj- equitable, and backed by gentlemen |4 fyly to br. P. W. Peulson of honor and fntegr As the com ( pany exists ¢ becomes at once an in. S—1n packages of handred o & paciaco at Tus Bk office, No, 7 F + miles from towa. Ap Omaha and Council Bluffs Pasy Real Estate & Collectlon Agency. n 0dd Fellow n block, over Savings' 1\1‘3 t) Wood & Coal. - CARLOAD A SPECIALTY, A tull supply of Stove Wood always on hand at yard Office 505 Fint Avenue; Yord 802 and EO4 Ma'n street, ] MES. B. J. HILTON, M, D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 222 Eroadwav. Council Bluffs. MAX MOHN, - - CRESTON HOUSE, PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 south Mam street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EH AIX G OO DS 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. Yond Orders to JOHN GILBEM‘ Manufacturer, 2 Btreet and 8th Avenue, Cou Workmnpehij Corner IO, OPFIONK, w. B, ¥, rvesy, OFFICER & PUSEY, B.A FNECE RS, Council Bluffs, Ta. Established, - - 1866 Dealert In Poreign and Demestie Exchang od home securities. MORBAN, KELLEB. & Bl], T INIDE &I ey Ay, B ot ot ot Chicago of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls at- tended to at all hours., We defy wpetition n quality of goouls or prices, Our Mr Morean hae served a8 uuacrtaker for forty yean oughly unacastands his pusuess. 811 Br y. UPHOLSTERING in all its branches ing ana - | ders tilled “Fres Fisn. WILLIAM RAPP, 1045 Main Street, Next Block eouth of P, 0., Council Blufls, Iowa, EDWIN J. ABBOTT Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. 1186Broadway, Council Bluffs, ention to orders, The b R b s feb | (MBS, B J. HARDING, M. D, Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST. Gracuate of Elcotropathle Institution, Phils delphla, Peona. Office Cor, Broadway & Blenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, The treatment of all disesses aud palotul fcultios peculisr to females a epociaily WINTHERLICH BRO' S Iron & Brass Foundry Cor. Gth Streot and 11th Avenue, COUNCIL BLU s 10WA, 1.D EDMUNDSON, . L.SHUGART, A, W.STRENY Prosident, Vice-Pres't, Cashlor, CITIZENS BANK Of Counoil Bluffs, Organtzed under th Pald up capital of the State 0! Iowa 15,000 900,000 Authorized capital Interest pald on time depoeits. Drafts fosued ou the princ s of the United Statos ana Earope. 5p attention glven to collections and correspondence with prowph returas, DIRROTORS 4., Edmanducn, ELoh Wallace, * 3. W. Ro AWBhu