Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE-COUNUL BLUFFS 1I0WA TUESDAY MAY 8 P ————— The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tueadav finmma. May 8, SUBSCRIPTION nfln Sy ammer, - - - - i Offoe: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Aroadwi MINOR MENTION, —Soe Joseph Reiter's apring styles, —Additional local on seventh page.} Doc. Trelker, of sporting fame, has lef¢ for Dakota. § To-night s the tlme met for the oalloo dress party of the Eplacopalians. Stells Long and her fast girls yes- torday ocontributed $182.10 to the olty treasary. The Y. M C. A. has secared Gen, Howard to lecture next Thureday night at Dohany's. No jury has yet been drawn for this term of the supreme court, there being a want to see if there are to be any jary cases. There are not enough settees in Bayliss park to supply the demand, e-psclllly on Sunday afternoon and on pleasant evenlngs, It Is reported hat Pat Lacy Intends to move to Oms 4, The shatting up of the gambll ¢ shops Is causing other changes, a .d hence makes the report quite plausible, Permits to wed were yesterday given to A, T. Cox and Nettle L. James, of Oakland; also to 8. M, Shortridge, of this clty, and Nettle A, Galagher, of Gower township, Now that the attention of the authorities has been directed to gam- blers and prostitates, the gentle bovine is no longor molested and roams at will. The olty pound looks lonesome enough, All should hear Gen. Howard's lecture next Thursday evening at Dohany's. His subject 18 to be “‘The Campalgn and Battle of Get- tysburg. There should be a crowded house to greet him.; The vallant veterans of MoPaul, a town on the K, C., in Fremont coun- ty, have arranged for a post of the Grand Army of the Republic, and E. J. Abbott has recelved orders to go there and organize it next Saturday evening, A long and strangel was oaptured yeste! w. Mynster's sand bank. filu lnnkuhlp fell a distance of thirty feet from the blaff above, by the tumbling away of dirt, and was taken alive. It is pro- nounced by some a blowing viper. The Instructions lately 1ssued for the saloonists to keep closed on Sun- day seem not to be heeded In the least. There were a large number of open violations last Sunday, but no complaints were filed yesterday. It s time that either no such orders should be given or else that they shonld mean what they pretend to mean, There is in this as In other matters too much of the boy's play and too many false motions, e — Notice. All of Harry Leland’s meat ac- counts have been left at my office for Immediate collection. Call and pay at once, . VAUGHAN, Justice of the Peace. High License. “{ nnrkod lmke s, There seems to be an undercurrent quletly working here in favor of hav- ing the saloon licenses ralsed to $1,000, Ithas been claimed that a high llcense under the present state law prohibiting the sale of whisky would not work, bat at Des Moines where the license was recently ralsed to §1 000, the saloons, after a few days’ fight, have concluded to pay the amount; at least forty-nine of them have. In Boone the license has been placed at $500, quite a raise for that town. The saloon men there held out three days, but have not concluded to submit to that amount, In this city, the license buing now $400, thirty-five have already ad- vanced the first quarter's license with thelr applications, and ten more have filed applications, and stand ready to pay the amount, while fifteen or twen- ty more will follow. Some of the sa- loon men thewselvas are sald to be in favor of having & $1,000 license, and it 1s #0 confidently predicted by some that the {icense will ere long be placed at that figure, that some have advised saloon men to pay & whole yesr, in. stead of three months in advance, ving a nice sum in case of & Conferring Titles. The following transfers of real es- tate are reported for THE BEE as taken from the county records by J. W. Squires & Co., abstractors of titles and real estate and loan agents, Coun- oll Bluffs: J.J. Tomson to R. Keon, #} uw} and pd of sw} of nc}, w 30 acres of set of ni} and part of sw} nef, allin 23, 75, 41, Seiflert and Wiese to E. Nealy, lot 2 and 3 in bleek 17, Avoca, $100, H. L. McWilliams to W. H, Neg- ley, part lot 1 in block 23, Neola, $15. Treasurer to J. N. Oasady, lot 6 in block 14, Pierce's sob,, $1 72 A, Huffto F M Bug-r, nw of ne and ne of nw 18, 75, 39, §2,060. J. H Nlcholes to D. Crockwell, lot and 3 in block 1, Alison's add,, $1,400, W. W, Garduer to F. Bupjamlo, It\ block 44, Allen & Cook's add, Avoca, §800, H M Hunt toJ. W. Pupe, ne of se 18, 76, 39, §700, A, Cochrane to B. Winchester, ne of ne 19, 75, 43, §1 W. R. Va htn to J. Fosdick, lot 16 in block 3¢ (.«entnl sub, '40 If You Are Ruined n health from any cause, from the use of any of the nostrums that promise 8o l.nrio.l with long fictitlous testimonials, no fear, Resort to Hop Bltters » once, and in a short time you will hav hai. robast and bloomlng health ————— Physiclans be Brown's Iron Bitters for tlon, weakness, low spirits, ote, ly ousand A FIELD DAY. The Chief Furnishes the Folice Oourt With a Score of Oases. Gleamings From Other Justice Bhops. Yesterday there were about twenty oasea for Judge Aylesworth to dispose of In the pollce court, & much larger number than usually appear even on Monday mornings. Many of these were unsensational, they belng plain cnsen of prostitution or drunkenness. As a result of the rald apon Loun France's house three black doves ap- peared, also three gentlemen of dark color. The white men proved to be three Swedes, John Johnson, F, Swan- son and Ohrls. Honer, who clalmed not to speak any Eaglish, and yet they understood envugh to accept the fovitatlon glven them, as they pressed the coterle cf solled dnvr! and had only been In about fifteen minuates, when the pollce pulled the house.” They were tarned loose with- out a fine, The glrls and thelr colored companions were also released, but the landlady w.s fined $29 which she pald. The casen of J. Agerblood and F. Oleson by di: {u "/ [ngthe peace by fight- ing at a Saturiuy nightdance have been continned until to-day. Horace Barche, who stands charced with the larceny of a number of head of stocks from his father tn-law, J. S. Rand, appeared before Juatlen Schurz yesterday end walved examl- natfon. He gave bonds in the sum of $400 to await the actlon of the grand jury. There was a lively little time at Nels Larsson’s house, and a number of his frlends were making merry over a keg of beer Sunday night, Com. plaints were filed yesterday, and sev- eral will be called into court to ad- just the matter, The best refrigerator In the market at 23 Maln street. W. 8. Homer & Co. —————— STILL AFTER THEM. SPIRIT DENTISTRY. How a Medinm Avolded the Use of Ohloroform, A day or two sgo a well known Iady In this olty, who is & medium stopped Into ja dentls office for the purpose of having two molars pulled out. In previous tooth ache pulling ox erlences she had suffered wo sever(- ly and In one case had her jaw brokea, 80 that she natarally dreaded the opera tlon, She Inslsted on having chloro- form administered, and the dooctor prepared acoordingly. Just as he was about to adminiater it, she went into a trance state, and her controlling spirit, an Indian chlef, spoke through her to the doctor, telllnc him not to use the chloroform, ae he, the spirit, would hold her In control, so that she would not. move & muacle a twinge of psin. r went ahead aad pulled three tecth, and the patlent then oame to herself, and expressed sur orlse that the operation was all over, as sho had felt no paln, or, in fact, any other sensation. There are a number who express willlngness to testify to the outward phenomens as related, and here it proves an inter- entlng ncldent for these sclentifically inclined, to glve theorles about. The Iady hersalf claims that this I n s a chlef who lived abcut a hundred yeara 0go, and that he frequently con- trols her. About a week sgo, while talking with another spiritualist about having her toeth extraoted, the latter asked her why she did not have the Indian control her aud save herself the pain, but she replied that the In- dian bad expressed unwlilingness to do 80, as io such a case he would feel the pain himself, and he did not care to suffer eo. Kor some reason the Indian must have changed his mind, and unexpeotedly put in his appear. anco jus: when ho was the most needed. If Spirituallsm can be used for avoiding paln in surgioal and es- peclally dental operations, it s & much cheaper and loss dangeroue method than chloroform or other an- esthetics, The Indisn is certalnly doing a mlsslon of meroy. The best mediclne of the age for quickly curing indigestion, nervous- ness, eto., {s Brown’s Iron Bitters, gl o i didubd it ihisdd COMMERCIAL. No Reet for the Wicked But an Ar- rest.—Another Ohapter to the Poker Game. A few days ago a young man named Samuel Van Boren clalmed that Jim Wilson and Jo Kelter pat up a job on him by which $435 was taken from him, the verdant youth lending it to Kelter to bet agalzst Wilson on an alleged game of poker' Both Wilson and Kelter were arrested, and on belng brought before Judge Ayles- worth pleaded guilty of gambling and were fined about $40 each. Young VYan Buren does not propose to let the matter drop there, and an- other case has been started against them for grand larceny, the poker dodge being de- nounced as an outright steal, = Wil- son, whoin the information fs given the credit of having as an allas the name of James Keenan, but whose real name proves to be F. Keenan, has been arrested, but Keiter was not found. Wilson was brought before Justice Vaughan, but took a change of venue, and claiming on oath that Justioes Schurz and Abbott were both material witnesses, the case had to be sent past them to Judge Ayles- worth, where it will be heard this afternoon. Bail has been given for both the accused ia the sum oi $750 each. It Is hinted thst there may be a charge of perjury brought also, when it proves tu be true that the justices named are really materlal ;vlltneuel. which is considered doubs- al, _———————— Grand opening of French millinery at L. O Arbuthnot's, 542 Broadway, May 10th, 11th and 12th, of very {atest styles for summer, e —— . — Dr. West, Dentlst, 14 Pearl street —_—— PERSONAL. A.T. Cox, editor of The Oakland Acor, |’ is to be married on Thursday cvening to Miss Nettie L. James, cousin of Kate Larimer James. The ceremony is to be performed in the church at Oakland by Rev, Mr, Martin, pastor of the Methodist | " church at Indisnola, There was & happy group from Logan, who stopped at the Ogden yesterday, and in the afternoon visited Omaha, They were Ben Wade Stearns, Stearns, Master Lirnie COwrrie Ashley, Miss Kate Stocker, and Mrs, Frank Dodson. 8. M. Bhortridge, of this city, is to be wedded to-day to Nellie A. Gallagher, daughter of a prosperous and prominent farmer of Garner township, Oapt. A, Overton has gone to Arkansas to buy lumber for his trade here. He ex- pects to be absent about ten days. Mrs, Nellie Burke, the equestriecne, was in the city yesterday and called at Tux Baxoffice. Dr. S, M. Ballard has returned from | bis fa1m in Audubon county in very poor | health, John Halswell, of Red Oak, was in the | clty yesterday. W. Henry, of Chicage, registered at the Pacific yesterday. H. P, Crane, of Chicago, arrived at the | Pacific yesterday. W, H. Doward, of Mapleton, Tows, is at the Pacifia. Coughs and Colds Those who are suffering hum Coni Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, +hould try BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES. Sold enly in boxes. Condensed History. From Life, Sr. Louis, Mo,, April 27, 11:20 A, u,—2 little boyl and 1 pistol. 81, Lovis, Mo., April 27, 11:26 A, u,—1 little boy lnd 1 plstol, R Gazette s the I The Reno En h t advertisin - m E Novuh Ita Weekly is the home paper for the whole state, l'” .mdlmeod. wdt OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Warar-No. 2 spring, 76c; No. 8,65; rejected 50c; good demand, CoN—Dealers paying 85c; _rejected corn Chioago, 52c; new mixed. 534c; white corn, 850, The rsoeli)tu of corn are light. Oas—Scarce and in good demand; 93, Haz—4 006 00 por ton. 30 per bale, Rye—40c; light supply. Cor~ MEAL—1 25per 100 pounds, Woon—Good supply; prices st yards, 5 00@6 0. CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; roft. 5 50 per ton. UrTiR—Plenty ond fn fair demand; creamery, 80c. Jacs —Rendy sale 10a@lle per dozen, LarD—Fairbank's, wholesaling at 15c. PourTRY—Firm; deslers paying 13c per b nnd for turkeys and 10c for chickens, ETABLES—Potatoes, 50c; onions, H0c; ges, S0@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 per barrel, ity flour from 160 to 3 40, 1’ROOMS—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOCK, CATTLR—3 00@8 50; calves 5 00@7 50, s—Market for hoga quiet, os the g houses are closing; shippers are Pu)ing 575 t0 6 55, The Mnnrluk Natfonal Bank of Boston draws foreign exchange, buys s {sells Government and other {in- vestment securities, and transacts any business for its correspondents in the 1i..e of banking. m&th-me A New European Tourist Gazette. Measrs. C. B. Richard & Co., gen- el passenger agents, Hamburg- A nerican ltnmhip oompany, 61 ) -ondway, have just published a new )< ropean Tourlst Gazette for gratis and plenty st ok D, | Ashley, Mis |- ¢ stribation, It is a well iliustrated arto of fifty.-six pages, contalning 1 scriptions of places that are of spe- - \l Interest to persons visiting Eu- pe. Besides valuable advice in re- ed to methods of proceeding, the ork contains profuse illustrations and ats of detalls and other {tems of caliar interest to the traveler, which akes {t extremely useful to every arlst, e ——— An Error in Bibiical Literature xas Siftings. Parson Baxter noticed at the last «yer meeting in the Austin Blue . ;ht tabernacle that Gabe Snodgrass, o was worklog hls lips Jike the lers of a patent clothes wringer as + read the Bible, actually had the red book upside down, ‘‘Why, ne, you sm reading de sacred book dde down, How am dat possible!” Jat am 8o for a facs, parson. You . dis heah Bible b'longs to my wife, d I don't know how to handle it t. It I jess had my own Bible t-ah wid me, dat I has done got de og on, I neber would hab made dat ustake,"” - ——— Monev for the Unmarried. One of the most eolid and subst:atial irstitutions in this country is the .far. 'ge Fund and Mutual Trust Associaf Cedar Rapids, Iows. They are org »d under the laws of Iowa, and heir ars and directors are among the lesding 1 most prominent business men o Cedar .apids, Every unmarried person should ave a oertificate in this assoclation, Tt is » splendid investment, a8 safe as vernment bond, You can justas well .we 8 good sum of money to commence arried life on a8 not, A large number of nembers have been paid off, receiving .ver 0 per cent on their investment. Write r cirenlars fully detailing the plan, which the finest known. Do not postpone it, o0d agents wanted, Mention where you ‘ww this notice. 15-3m, ur New LOan suu smprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con- | /inces us that one of the most equita- Ve, reasonable and feaalble plans of atlding houses ls that proposed and n operation by the Mercantile Loan, ‘rust and Improvement company of | his clty. By investirg In ehares in kis Institation, which 1s backed by ome of our best and most reliable Susiness men, it becomes possible and mparatively easy for a man of mod- vrate means to secure a comfortable mml for himself and family, In tak- number of shares, at » uruln monthly payment, in & few years & man oan own & house of his own for about the sams ms he pays monthly for rent, We believe the lamtflolaan nnd Trust mnpny, by w'uld.u fvlbdl-a’“ llhdl J. N. CASADY. F. H. ORCUTT, CASADY & ORGUTH, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFF=, 10WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. &tock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. 'CABADY & ORCUTT, 502 Brosdway, NUGENT & SMITH, MER(‘,HANT TAILORS, st-cless Goods and the Best of Workmans ip Guaranteed, Not.7and 0 Main Stroet, - - - DIRECTORY. COUNCIL VBLUFFS, 10WA. JOHN BENO & 00., 10 2tuin Brvect aa 57 bosns Bireet. MAX MOH“’ } erEsTON HOUSE. { J. M_BARSTOW, M. D., DR. J. F. WHITE, °kaliices, 5 iicw Avomeer N. SCHURZ, S5 LR e duwtate Mg S. 8. WAGNER, - aneres'st rssoravi rate, 3o, 5 4t 81 * J. M. ST. JOHN & CO, CASH BUYERS, Who'csale buter, eges, povitey and fruft._Ship fo us. Draftby return mall. 148 Brosdway 8. A, PIERCE, ™" °*°" ™ &kl i svone ket, 327" Broadway. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, ic:"s3” Bivaivey. T e e DR W. W. SHERMAN, 5.2 ARNESS Thowe e varie JAMES FRANEY, iitaonibie Comgen 675 Bronduny: HOWE & SON, """ Goumucia Sepiten 505 Broadway. LINDT & HART, freccees o vsin ana fodeeat mmes, % MRS. S. J. BROWN, Toxsy 6 srosamay E. STOCKERT & 00, ,ciiustne Witow Sicionss05 siver: SANITARIU :,:;L:,'%,L‘;.","bf“"s.';;‘ofizu::z;?';x- DP;‘:;. WADE CARY, HARRY LELAN P. J. HENNESS COUNCIL BLUFFS8 Grocery 216 Main Street. Hotel,217 & 219 Main St. OFFICE : Cor. Gth St. and G6tb Ave, VETERINARY SURGEON, Office Bray's stable, No, 12 Scott street, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eighth and Broadway, Manuf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- y ©blled, 8th St., between 6th and 7th Avenue. SMITH & NORTON, Brordway, opp, New EDWIN J. ABBOTT, il 5oy REVERE H USE, Opera H‘o_u:e R ted. Sl $1.60 per duy DE CAY & GASSEL, T R NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD W| H. ALM ) GOUDS BOUGHT AND SOL Broadway, plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- Ination. und we have no hesitancy in pronouucing them reasonable and a?uh.lble, and backed by gentlemen of honor and integrity. As the com pany exists it becomes at once an in- stitution of value and oredit to our clty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I R, Beery; treacurer, Col, Beebe, and their office 1s in the base- ment of Shugart's snd McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Pearl street ian27-1y L. B, SISLEY, WHOLESALE DEABER IN BUTIER| PROMPT CASH PAID. No commisslons charged. Send for Quotations, - COUACIL BLUFFS, COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE. —8pecial advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, etc., will be inserted in this column f the ow rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firsh insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent (nsertion, Leave adv ertiseme a8 our offce, No.7 Pearl Btreet, ncar Eroadway. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.,, 412 Brondway, Council Bluffy, Side Square, Clarinda West }l()\\':\‘ DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successore to ERB & DUQUETTE) Whoigsale Fruiters and Sonfectionrs 16 and 18 Pearl-s . Couneil Bluds, Ia. 'PETER C. MILLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL W ALIL PAPER! AND WINDOW SHADES. PAINTING IN ALL IT§ BRANCHES. FRESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES. NOS. 18 AND 20 North mMain .Street DeVOL & WRIGHT, 604 Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Street, Council Bluffs. la.; Invite attention toa com‘]ete line of Oil and Vapor_Stoves, Fil- ters and Water Coolers ce cream Freezers. loe Boxes Ke- frigerators, Lawn Mowers and Bird Cages at piices that cannot fail to please. Call and see us or write tor ¢ reular and prices. ‘MR=. M. McALISTtR, THE LEADING DEALER IN MILLINERY & NOTIONS, 235 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, M. GALLAGHER, GROCHRIES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendants, RWY US. First Door Fast of the Metropohtan Hotel, Lower Broadway leb3ly -sa-tu-th Lands a.n Lots QUNCIL BLUFFS MONEY 0 LOAN AT LOK, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND GONVBYANGERS TITLE ABSTRfiAGT 0 F FIGE ht and 8old. RATES, 10WA MAX MOHN. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 215, 217 and 219 south Mam street, CRESTON HOUSE, PROPRIETOR. IOWA, Comer 3 Bireet and 8th Avenue, O MRS. D. A, THE LEADING DEALER IN EE AIX GOCID:S 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. BENEDICT, For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. fond Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manufacturer, nell Blufts, Prompt attention to orders, Workmioship and Reasonable charzes + w. B M, rosEY, OFFICER & PUSEY. Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, 1866 Dealers 1n Forelgn and Domestle Exchange nd home securities. w08, OFFICHR. Wants, [—Men Iro%Ing f-r work should call at our office, Keliey & Grow, 130 Main street. MPLOYME! . ” , 20 cents week Office, No huul Stre OR FALE CHEA P— My baick _rosiden: St.For tenms inquire on prex A bands me residencs and four i:nton St Inquire on . ovnn'l.'o:w, Hard Wood & Yleuw Pine Lumber PILING AND BRIDGE MATERIAL. ALSO MISSOURI WOOD AND COAL. Carload a specialty, A full supply of Stove Wood alwaze on baud o yard. 0fice 005 First Avenue. 04 Main street. H. R JONES YOR THE Douglas Vapor 8toves ."'n-h‘ulim in the world. Alse for ckages of & hundred at 26c ‘Tun Bux offis, No. 7 Pearl andsome residence of W HUBNAN KELLER & 00., = tended to at all hours. v e ‘.y.\-unm. n quality of ¢oods or prices, Our Mr Morvan has or for forty years and thor his nusiiess. Warerooms, PHOLSTERING 1n all ita ded to also carvet: Ia Lelegraphic aua wa or- FRESH Fish. WILLIAM RAPP, t 10.1A Maln Street, Next Block south Broadway, avd Inquive of John Clausen and Petor Weis, execu: tors of Wm, M. Powers estate. S. E. MAXON, ARORIT EQ T, Offies over savinge baak, OOUNCQIL BLUFFS, : - lowa. f P. 0., Council Blufls, Iowa. W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Councll Blufts Real Estate & Oollection Agency. 0 Odd Fellow s block, over Bavings' Baak ] BS. B J. HARDING, N, D., Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST. Gradaate of xlmmrmc Institution, Phils delphls, Penns. Offica Oor, Broadway & Blenn Ave, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. The trestment of all dlscases and Scuities peculiar o fewales & epecislly WINTHERLICH BRO'S, Iron & Brass Fonndry Cor. 6th Street and 11th Avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. 1.D. KDMUNDSON, . L BHUGARY, A, W. W7} President, Vice-Frea't, © Cadhlor, CITIZENS BANK Of Uouncil Bluffs, Organised under the lawe of the Biate of Tows Pald up ptotet Authol E.L o 4. D. Edmuadson, + W, Wallaos, l '.