Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1883, Page 6

THE DAIL) BFE-COUANUC L BLUFFS IOWA MONDAY MAY 7 The Daily Bee. 0OUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, May 7. == SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Oarrter, = 20 centa per week o uall ¥16.00 por Yoar A RS AL A LT Umoe: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near aroadway. MINOR MENTION, —See Joseph Reiter's spring styles, —Additional local on seventh page.| Cuxar Rateroan Tioxers,~Buy them from D, W, Bushnell, 5 doors north of postotEice, mtf There were no servioes at the Bap- tist church yesterday. The city councll Is to meet in reg- ular session this evening, The Eplscopalians have a oallco dress par‘y at Dohany's hall to-mor- row evening. COonnoll Blaffs has bsen chosen as the next meeting place of the State Dental assoclatlon o May, 1884, The faneral services of Mrs, R. N. Meorriam were held Saturday after- noon and were largely attended. The authorities here should take a losson from thi-e la Omaha in break- Ing up gangs of ~onfidence men. Leave to wed ~as on Saturday given to J. D, Gar lre, of Harlan, and Rosa B. Kleppluger, of Walnut, The mock trlal at which Judge Booth is 1o preside, Is to take place this evenlag at the Y. M, O, A, rooms, and all are lnvited. A movement s on foot to have the dry goods stores of the oty close every evenlng except Saturdays at 6:30 o'clock. A rich musical treat s promised at the Presbyterian charch next Friday evening, 1t belng an organ concert by H, Olarence Eddy, of Chicago. The board of health {sstill fssulng orders about cleaning up the oclty. 1t seems that enough orders have now been {ssued, and words should stop and action begin, The enterprising firm of Connor & Guanella on last Friday shipped a car- load of monumenta and hudl:tonu for different points on the Rock Island and Milwaukee & St. Paul rallways. J. J.Stewart, one of the best known attorneys of the city has entered Into partnership with C. R. Soott, and moved his office Into the rooms ocou- plfle‘d by the Iatter opposite the Bxr office, A woman mat with a strange acoi- dent Saturday night. She entered an outhouse, the floor of which had been taken up for roPnln. and fell into the vault, but was luckily rescued without any serious brulses. There was a very quiet little blaze st the Emmott House Friday night. Not even an alarm was sounded. The fire origirated in the wash room, and before the pall brigade had extin. guished 1r, about $100 damage was done, The trouble between Heasel and the boys seems to hsve been arbitrat- ed, at least temporarily. The charge of the larceny of a bunch of bananas preforrod against the boys has been dismissed, and that sgalnst Hessel for allowing minors to play pool in his place has also been dropped. A farmer from Orawtord county, bearing the well-known name of Danfel Farrell, but evidently not re- semblivg the sheriff of that name in character, has been lodged in jail here because he would not pay a $19 £““ fmposed upon him for beating his €. Arrangements have been made by the Young Men's Christian Assocla- tlon by which General Howard ls to lecture at Dohany’s hall next Thurs- day evening. This will be a good op- portunity for the people of Council Blofls to hear a profitable and pleas- ant evening paper. The board of trade holds a regular meeting this evening, Every mem- ber thould be in attendance, as by a strong pull, and especially a pull alto- gether, much can be accomplished for the general welfare and prosperity of the city. All should take hold of 1t In earnest, and make this organization & power felt for good. The sign planted in Bayliss' park announcing & $6 #ue for anybody thowing stones at birds in that encloe- ure, seems not to prevent entlrely the slaughter of innocents, One desd bird, the victim of some stone-sllnger, was found there yesterday. By all means give the birds a chance. Between forty and fifty saloonlsts here came to the front and filed their bonds and applications for license, ac companying the ssme by $101 60, that belng the amount required for the firsi quarter, It is expected that about twenty more will come In under & $400 license, thus making about sixty in all, bringing in from the business an annual income of $2¢,000, Tom Dorsey, who was arrested here last fall tor highway robbery, but who akipped out, was convicted the other day at Jawesville, Wis., for the rob- bery of an old man of about $400. Thoee in this clty who had euch falth in Tom's purity masy now be willing to concede that Tue Bee kunew what it was aolng when it exposed him asa erock throogh and through, —_———— L B. Clark & Co, drogglets, 106 Breadwsy, Ccopell Bivofls, keep in stock drugs, pstent medicinee, paints, ofls. glaze; also, fill prescriptions, m2-eod4t Notice. All of Harry Leland's meat ac- counts have been left at my oftice for tmmedlate collection. Cali and pay at once. W. R. VAUGHAN, Justice of the Peace. suffrage Talk To-Night. Miss Matilda Hindwman, a represen- tative of the Iowa Woman's Suffrage soclety, Is to deliver a leoture this ening at the court house, There :vwng. no admission charged and there should be a crowded house to Maten to this speaker, as she ls known $0 be able to handle this subject in & very Interesting and ve manner, THE CITY'S FINANCES. How ‘hey Have Been Handled uy-[ the Counetl. City Auditor Burke has figured up his accounts to the first of the month and has prepared the following report for the council's action to-night: To the Honorable Mayor aud Clty Councll of Coundi| Blufts Gentiemes: 1 herewith submit s report of oity warrants issued from March 19 to May 1, 1883, Also the smount of bills audited and allowed daring the same time: General fund warrants from M .. $586 90 6,924 84 87,400 74 D Lam 88 $5,080 14 The bills allowed during the same time were as follows: Police department l:flntlnfl . 560 40 118 25 418 00 19 50 85 53 1,131 15 608 08 209 42 156 74 1,747 16 302 02 Condemnations for right of way 1,775 00 87,513 30 The discrepancy between the war- rants lasaed o bills allowed, 8510, 84, occurs by owed by previous council, but warrants not drawn until after this corne'! convened. R> ally submitted, F. A, BURKE, May ¥, 1883 Olty Auditor. If You Are Ruined n health from any cause, espectally from the use of any of the thousand nostrums that promise so largely, with long fictitlons testimonials, have no fear, Resort to Hop Bltters a onoce, and in a short time you wlill hav b it robast and blooming health i ol il e Don't fail to visit the new store, 23 Maln street, and get good bargains in china, glaseware, lamps, silver plated ware, flower pots, etc, W. 8, Homer & Co. Grand opening of French millinery at L. C. Arbuthnot’s, 542 Broadway, May 10th, 11th and 12¢h, of very Iateat styles for summer, PERSONAL. Dr.J. F. Sanborn, of Tabor, Iows, was among the callers at Tus Bxn office yostorday. George ¥, Remington, Neola's postmas. ter, was In the city Saturday, E. Dowling bas returned from an in- spection of the New York and eastern markets, A, L Richards, of Wausau, Wis., was among those who registered at the Oden yesterday. J. C. Dobman, of St. Paul, Sundayed at the Ogden, J. F. Hubbard, of Atlantic, was in the city yesterday. B, Newman and wife, of Omaha, dined at the Ogden yesterday. J. T. Fanning, of Manchester, N, H., is at the Ogden, R. J. Bowes, of Chicago, was at the Pacific over Sunday. J. J. Spea, of Neols, was in the city yesterday. O. A. Wolt, of Atchicon, Kas., took his Sunday rest at the Pacific. P. A. Brownscombe, of Red Oak, was at the Pacific yesterday. gt bl Casady & Orcutt wlil open this week the third large Involce of Body Brus- sels and Ingrain carpets this season, ——— TURNING THE TABLES. Rockawitz Proposes to Make Those Smart Who Arrested Him For Larceny. A short time ago complalnt was en- tered agalnst Charles Rockawitz, a | well-known resident of this city, charging him with larceny of a cow|: belonging to Mrs. Murphy. It was olaimed by the prosecution that the cow was slaughtered by Rockawitz and that by a search warrant its hide was found but not the beef. When the case came up for trial on Saturday the prosecution cowed down complete- ly, and the case was dismissed. It appears from Rockawitz's slde of the affalr, corroborated by witnesses, that Mrs. Murphy's cow was dead in the road, and J[uhn Coyle notified him to that effect. Rockawltz, who has a rendering establishment, and who at- tends to nearly all soch cases for the clty, at once took steps to remove the body, as he does those of other animals found | ¢ dead in the highway, and which neea|' to be removed, so that instead of com- mitting larceny he really performed a sanitary service, Mrs. Marphy and ona Donahoe seemed to be the lead- ing spirits In the prosecutlon, and clalmed to have evidence to prove that he really stole the cow, but on being more closely questioned by the attor- neys prosecuting the case, it was dis- covered that they knew nothing of the | ' sort, and that the real facts were as sbove stated. Hence the attorneys|' dropped the case like a hot potato, Rockawitz feels that this is not enough satisfactlon, however, for belng paraded before the public as a thief, and has now commenced action against Donahoe and Murphy for malictors presecution, placing the damages at $5,000, and has retalned Col, Keatley as hls attorney. Posltively the largest and only ex- clusive carpet stock in the city at Cssady & Orcntt's On the Beat. Yesterday the police force was changed about as to the several beats, Officers Clough and Leonard now go on day daty. The others are detalled for nights. Officer Brooks Is to take Central Broadway and Officer Cusick Middle Main street. Officer Ba will take the First ward; Officer War- ner West Broadway, and Odficer Mul. len South Main street. Physiclans be Brown's Iron Bitters for geation, weakness, low wplrits, ete, THE STUDY OF LIGHTNING. How It 1s Made to Serve the Sick and do away with Aches and Pains, One of the most Interesting eatab. lishments in the oty for any oune scientifioally inclined to visit, is that of Mrs. Dr. E, J. Hardlng, of Broad w She ts an enthusiast, and yet a o oareful student In that new school of electropathy, which has now become as surely & distinot school as any of the old ‘‘pathies.” One oan- not hear her explain her methods and show the workings of her wonderfully tngenious electro-machines and appli- ances, and listen to her clear givings of the reason for the faith that is witn- in her, without becoming more or less {nspired with the belief that she work In a field full of thought and of value. She has now almost a bewild- erment of machines and applisnces of the latest and best improvements, and of eviry kind and form for giving elec :lo ..catment, and as many here now cheerfally testify, she handles all these with the Intelligence and experi- ence necossary to secure the most sure and satisfactory results. Here are foradlo and galvanic bat. terles, aud heroe s one very Ingenlous- ly combin'ng both. Here s appliance after appliance for reaching most easily and surely the peculiar spot where the disease has made its home. Hore ls the electrlc chair, and yonder in the corner s her latest acqalsition, an electro-static machire, one of the latest improvements, by Prof. Taepler, of the Polytechnic school at Dresden, This Is Indeed a wonderful machine. The atmospheric change or,pecullarity can prevent its belng used satisfactorlly for all mediclnal purposes. It s so powerfal that it sends a flash several inches long, and can be made to pro- duce lightning s zlg zag and atartling a9 that of the heavens. Many electrt- cal phenomenas, some of them beauti- fal indeed, can be produced by it, and yet with all its power 1t can be &0 reg- ulated that it treats with more tender- ness than coold any mother's hand the dellcate eye of a babe without a twinge or pain, J. N. OASADY, ¥. H, ORCUTT. CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - C OUNCIL BLUFFS; 10WA, EXCLUSIVE CARPET Only one in the STORE. City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, NUGENT MERCHANT TAILORS & SMITH, First-clzss Goods and the Best of Workmans ip Oune of the secrets of Mrs, Dr. Hardings success is the accuracy of the disgnoses which she s able to make by these varlous appliances, and the sureness wivh which she is erabled to dlrect the remedy directly to the part affected. Not only does she pro- vide herself with the very latest and best which sclence has yet produced for her purposes, but she perfectly famillarizes herself with every detail. Her enthusiastio delight with this form of treatment, and the sucoess she has met with, inspires her to apply herself closely to her profession, snd her amblition is causing her not merely to keep up with the latest in her school but to lead. Truly Tasty A, Loule has so improved his res- taarant parlors on Broadway that tney are traly as elegant as any to be f und, even In Chicago. They have toen decorated in the highest art, erd as all know, the establishment ¢ ald not be In the hands cf a more #: Nful caterer than Loule himself. Aude from the marvelous beauty of tt o parlors, those who vlsit them may by sure of getting juet what the) w ot and as they want it, whether 1t b+ 4 meal, a luncheon, ice cream and cr e, or what not in that line, Orders fo - weddings and parties are promptly fi od, and delivery wagons now make rc ‘ular trips through the clty, and o1 ders glven to drivers will also be cicefully attended to. Drop in and 8-4 the little palace and :aate its v.ands, e Coughs and Colds Those who are suffering from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseess, Bors Throst, Ko thould try BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, Sold enly in boxes, The Annual Report. For the first time in the history of C uncll Blaffs there appears now in nvat pamphlet form the annual re- jorts of the clty officials. While this « y has been wasting money for pub- alog counsil proceedings two or t.ree days after all the papers had en as news whatever there was of ) erest In the aldermea's dolngs, « aer cltles have been using thelr nting fund for gathering up iater- «~ting statisties concerning thelr con- lon, and Interchanging the infor .tlon with that of other citles. nncll Bluffs has awskened in this pect at last, and its first effort is «dest and neat. The pamphlet con= as the list of clty officers, aldermen { councll commlttees, the mayor's seage, & very full report frcm the ditor, the report of the elty clerk 1 treasurer, slso complete; a report the commiitee on finance, the ¢f of police, city engineer, cha’r- 0 of committee on streets and al- »8, and chief englneer of the fire vartment, Also a list of the loca- as of the fire alarm boxes. There 1 » crowded fnto the pamphlet many f us which every taxpayer should in- & et carefully, and which are in con- voaient form for fature reference, —_———— How to Shorten Life. he recelpt is simple. You have only to e a violent cold, and beglect, Aber- by, the groat Kuglish surgeon, wked a y whotold him she only had s cough: Vhat would you have! The Plague? waro of ‘‘only coughs.” The worst “8 can, however, be cured by DR, WM., ALL'S BALSAM for the LUNGS. In Whooping Cough and Croup it immedi- #ly allays irritation, and is sure to pre- ot & fatal termination of the disease, ~ld by all druggists and dealers in medi- le. ‘ I . 1 ) ' ’ t « 1 ——————— Dr. West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street, ur New Loau suu smprovement Uo Iuvestigatlon Into the matter con- inces us that one of the most equita- e, reasonable and feasible plans of allding hounses {s that proposed and 1 operation by the Mercantile Loan, rust and Improvement company of als clty, By investicg In shares in ‘s Institation, which Is backed by tome of our best and most reliable ) usiness men, it becomes possible and ¢ mparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable Lome for himself and family, In tak- ings certaln number of shares, st & cortaln monthly payment, In a fow yoars & man can own a house ol |G, F. SMITH. Nos. 7 and 9 Maln Street, Guaranteed, DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. COUNCIL BLUFFS JOHN BENO & CO GENERAL MERCHANDISE., ny 18 Maln Street and 17 Pearl Street. MAX MOH N' }onns'ron HOUSE. { Grocery 216 Main Street. Hotel, 217 & 219 Main St. J. M BARSTOW, M. D., cor 62’50’ o ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, ° JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, N. SCHURZ, FFICE: Oor. Main and 5th, up-stairs, Residence, 609 Willow Avenue. Office over American Express, S. 8. WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT y for funerals at reasonable rates, No. 22 4th St. Who'esale butter, eges, poultry and frolt. J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Ship 10 us, Draft by return mall, 149 Brosdway. s. A' PIERGE, NEW BOOT AN PETHYBR!DGE & HERBERTZ, D SHOE STORE, Cor, Main and First avenue. Broadway Meat Mar- ket, 327 Broadway. W. W. SHERMAN. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th and Broadway, Plans and specifications furnished* In FINE HARNESS I have the varioty that bringa patronage. 124 Main street. JAMES FRANEY, MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work and Reasonable Cuarges. 872 Broadway. HOWE & SON, FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Counocll Bluffs, Slde Square, Clarinda Weat }IUWA, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succossors to ERB & DUQUETTE) 16 and 18 Pearl- L. C. BRACKETT 224 and 226 Broadway. |Whossale Fruiers and Confectioners Couneil Blu/Ys, Ia. BOOKS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Greatest 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 Wood and Iron PUMPS, Wood Tl and Iron Pumps. Orders will COUNCIL BLUF) ¢ and Gaa Pipe and Pump dixtures, rompt attention. No. 604 South Main Btreet, . GO WA 11500048 for both Wood OW 24 W A.C.LARSON, NO, 11 PEARL STREET, LINDT & HART, MRS. S. J. BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Biock. Practices in stato and federal courts, TIONERY, 216 Broadway. E. STOCKERT & G0. SANITARIU Manu't Fine Furniture, Upholstery vy Curtains and Window Shades, 309 And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, B'way- L. Sov- M. D., Phy. A. LAMB, WADE CARY, Union Avenue, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite socond 'door above Metsopolitan. VETERINARY SURGEON, Office Bray's stable, No, 12 Scott street, HARRY LELAND, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eighth and Broadway. P. J. HENNESSY, ice)sisi? boimian i and 10r averne. EDWIN J. ABHOTT, Justice of the Peace, Notarv Public and General Conveyancer, 415 B'way. REVERE H:<USE, SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Opera House, Rifitied. § 1, $1.60 per day. DE GAY & GASSE CON PRAC’T()RS and BUILDERS Corner Sixth street and Avenue G. W. H. ALMY plans and eystem of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- Ination. and we have no hesitancy in pronouscing them reasonable and equltable, and backed by gentlemen o? honor and Integrity, As the com pany exists it becomes at once an {n- stitution of value and credit to our olty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, 1. R, Beery; treasurer, Col, Beebe, and their office s in the base- ment of Shugart's snd McMahon's new block, corner First avenue aud Poarl street ian27-1y L. 3. SISLEY, WHOLESALE DALER 1N BOU T E IR PROMPT CASH PAID. No commisstons chirged. Send for Quotationy, COUXCIL BLUFFS, 542 Brosdway, T P. OVEIRTON, Hard Wood & Yellow Pine Lumber PILING AND BRIDGE MATERIAL. ALSO MISSOURI WOOD AND COAL. Carload & epecialty, A fall supply of Btove Wood always on hand at yard. Office 505 First Avenue. Yord £02 aud 504 Main street. P. OVERTON, DEALER IN MISSOURI ! his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We belleve t.bnb,lomn::llolnm and Trust nompany, organizing and opening up for busin ha . flllodnn long folt want In z’oud.l laffs, Thelr Wood & Coal. CARLOAD A SPECIALTY, Al hand o4 e e o sed NEW AN GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadway. D SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD COUNCIL BLUFFS$ SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Bpecial advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Reny, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be inserted in this column a4 She ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firsd Insertion and FIVE CENTE PER LINE for each subsequent lnsertion Leave adv ertiseme b our office, No.7 Pearl Sreod, near EBroadway, ‘Wants, Men Icoking tor work should i, MPLOYM Keliey & Grow, 130 Main call at our of street. ta woek Uvered by carriers. Gffice, No 7 Pearl Btivel! near Broadway terms inquire on A hands me residence and four Norh Hinton St. Inquire on —In & packaye al ( streot packages ot a hundred at 26¢ F*Tiis Bux offce, No. 7 Pearl It goodl — | qual Lands and Lots OUNCIL BLUFFS JOHN R. PRAOTIOAX. PLUMBER, CAS AND S7EAM FITTER, Hos a full line of Bath T'ubs, Sinks, Boilers, Brsss and Lead Goods, Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings, Jobbing promptly attended to. TITLE ABSTRAGT OLEFICE MONEY TO LOAN AT L()g 10E_oreaM anD conreo | NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. Broadway Steam Laundry ! ST BROADWAY, Proprietor. ___ LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. MARTIN, Firat-clase work guaranteed, COUNCIL BLUFFS, it and Sold. RATES. Bou 10WA " CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN. 215, 217 and 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, PROPRIETOR. IOWA. THE LEADING DEALER IN EHAIXR G OOC I 337 Broadway, Oounoil Bluffs, fowa, For HBngines, Boilers, Oastinge, Repairs and MACHINERY. fend Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manufacturer, sod Bth Avenue, Councll Bluffs. Workmapship and Reas: Corner 3 Sbr Gy ompt attention to orders, e charges The » 08, OPPIONR. W. H. M, POSNY, OFFICER & PUSEY, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, 1866 Dealers in Forelgn and Domestle Exchang: nd bome securities. MORBAN, KELLER & (0., INIDED T AW F) B S The finest quality aud ‘largest stock west of Chicago of W ooden and Metalic en. Calls at- tended to at all hou We dety competition n of zooxls or prices, Our Mr organ has served a8 uauertaker for forty years and thor- oughly unceestauds his huseness. Warerooms, 11 Brosaway . UPHOLSTERING tn all ite branches promptly attend to also carvet-la ing ang aniorequins, raphic au. s or ders filled without delay. Fresn Fish. WILLIAM RAPP, Lol Fnusu.z The handsome residence of Wi Inquire tors of Wm, M. Powers estate. S. E. MAXON, ANOXNIT B QX Offlos ever savings bank, 0OUNCIL BLUFYS, . Tows, 1044 Maln Streot, Next Block south 2t P. 0., Councll Blufls, Towa. W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Owaha and Councll Blufts Resl Kutate & Collection Agency, 0dd Fellow s block, over Bavings' L Bak a4 MBS. R, I, HARDING, N, D., Medical Electrician AND QYNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Electropathic Institution, Phila delphls, Penua. Office Oor. Broadway & Blenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, The treatmens of all diseasec and psiotal Bcultles peculinr 4o femalos a spoctally WINTHERLICH BRO’E{ Iron & Brass Foundry Cor. 6th Street and 11th Avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1,D. KDMULDSON, B, L. BHU ] President. Vice-Pres't. lor, CITIZENS BANK Of Oouncil Bluffs, IOWA, Organtzed under She laws of the State of lows Pald up capltal.. Authorised capital Interest paid on Hme depostta. Drafte lssaed on the principal cltles of the United States and Europe. Bpecial attention given to collsckions and correspondence with promph reburag, . PIAROTORS, i ol - AW, et 900,000