Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Bee. 'COUNCIL BLUFFS. MThureday Mnrulnu. May O.42 BUBRORIPTION RATKN! 8 OO T 1. o . {0 - .. Vor Yoar g" : A Bucoessful Wxperiment Tried Oios: No, 7 Pearl Btrest, Hear on the Bioux Oity Traiv, *roadway ——ee MINOR MHNTION, —ton Jomeph Teltor's spring styles, — Additional 1ooal on seventh page, 1arbor wanted at 220 Broadway. Thin ovening the Mathodiata have a soolal and bled conoert, All shonld hoar Gonoral Howard tonlght 1n hin leoture on “Gettys burg.' Tho spleituallate aro to havo another Good soolal next Haturday ovening muslo and danclig. Jamen Maddon yoaterday filod an Information agatnat Oharlos Nicholaon the oharging him with Poace dinturbling Thero was ono platn drunk to at traot the attontion of the polics court yontorday the peraon thus distinguished, unual fine, Mr. McOlurg han given the traot for the mason work of his oraoker faotory to Wiokham oon Broa The bullding Ia to be briok 20x113 foot, two atorlea and bwement, 1t bogl 0 have w on the gr orworks. roady to provecd with the work Pormit to commit matrimony was yoatorday glven to Henry T, Row, of Aurors, Neb,, and Julla Lindsey, of Walnut, Towa; alao to James I, Blgga and Uora A, Hall, both of Kane townshlp, Thoro han 1ot boon a prisoner from thisolty lodgod In the county jall atnce April 93, Thero have been wany ar roata alnoo that date, but convietions have boon fow, or fines enrily oolleoted, or else the offunses have been very Mght, Juatloo Abbott, yesterday after: martied, In - his cfliolal woddlng , Alfred Patnam to Miss May Mr, Patoam Ia s prosperous for Popper. boot and ahoe dealer at Atlantio, which place the happy couple left laat evenlng, The olgarmakera are still out on the atrike, Threa of the manufacturers have acoaded to thelr demands, that ia they say they will pay the amount aked for and hire unfon men when they want any men, bat just now they do not want any, so praotically there In little ohange fn the sttuation, J. M. Palmer s rendering valuabla asalatunoeite the board of equalization by attending fta mootings. Chero are fow mon {n this elty who are so fa millar with the looatton and value of propecty as he, and he atanda ever ready with such (nformation as Posacanoe. Gan, 0. O, Howard is to lecture this evening a' Dohavy s hall under the amaploss of the Young Men's Ohristian Aseoolation, His sucjeot is 10 be “The Campalgn and Batile of Qottyaburg.” house, ax the assoolation s entitled to hearty support, and the lecture and looturer surely merit the compliment of & large andience, The gamblirg houses atill seem to be closed tight, There ta some curl. oalty felt aa 1o how 1t will be after the rand jary bas et and adjourned, t{a not improbable that the willing: ness to comply with the socount of fear of the grand jary Thme will tell whether this ta one of the several canses loading to the olos g of the doors, ——— Brown's Bronohial Treches for Conghe and Owlds D, Harna was the name of The now to look aa Il Donison was Tho maina are nd, and will soon be under the ground, as tho ocontractors are he There ahould baa packed ocounall & onder to shut ap may be, fun part, on CHECKING THE CROOKS A “Olapp” of 'l‘humh-r Which Hag Startlod tho Confl- (onco Mon, There haye been all norts of methods used to put & atop to the confidercy gamen whioh have beon ao numerous fo and about the Unfon Pacifio depot and on the outgolug and nooming rallway tralus, The ofty han had polloeman statfoned there to look out H for the orooks, but ltttle good han re- autted . The dopot rallway polioemon aoom 1o do IHttle efther In this direo ton, thole attentlon bolng glven more the duties of hotel dirootorfon and rallway guidos, anawer ing quontione and polnting out tralos, bullalngs and sireots, The tratumon have boen glven by law the power of polloemen, but they moldom or nover uso it, at loant 1n © ward to oontilenoe mon, Thene orooks, or most of thom, are known to the officors and to tho tralnmen, wnd somo of tho unsuspooting passengora wot aci nlntod with them too, and to thelr v row, but none of the offioials noom dinposod to do anything to oheok the plundering, uonless somo vietim wqaoals o luatily when sn arrest and dinohargo of the crooks follows aa a alokly sortof satlafaotion 1t has boen more than oroe hinted that some of the tralomen stand in with the orooks, or at least overlook thelr preseno d wily ways, and it {e natural to suppose that they do not thua allow the robbery to go on with. ont a oconaldaration, It has been known In some oases, however, that whore no ocouslderation was given oonduotors and tralnmen have boen torrifiod fnto keoping stlll, the crooks threatenlng to oause them troubie, or maka them loas tholr positions, Tho plan has been trled of provent fng this aystematic and continued rob- bery of the travoltng pudlle by poating up plaoarde biddlng the peo- ple “beware of confidence men and plok-pockets.” Thindoos little good, as moat of the Innocents have a sort of tnatinotive Idea that a confidence man {a a0 awful a oreatare that he can bo told at a glance, that he must have the face of a rogne, and a brand of his tatanlo majesty, so that when a well dressed, ploasant gentloman bo gion conversation with thew, they oannot lmagine for an instant, that ho s one of those horrld contidence men, aud they are thrown completely off their guard. I'he Stoux City traina has been one of those wost thoroughly and eon atantly worked by the confidence men | to performing iK DAIL, Bi PERYONAL Lovi Steanns, of Chioago, s at the Og don, /. Wheeler, of Reckford, 11, the Pac’fie, M. Johnacn, houre guest, Dr, A, M, Colling, of Marion, Tows, i at the Ogden, W. Middleton, Bluils yoaterday M. K Greon, of §t. Louls, [ among the Ogden house guests, Jobn ¥, Consigney, in the city yestorday, J. MoNam of Haverly's minatrels, was 1o the oity yesterday, L. W. Tulleys ha gone to Kearnoy, Nob., on & short busin of Ohlcago, Is a Pacifie of Logan, visited the of Audubon, was w trip, Canndy and family have gone to Oolfax Sprivgs for w short atay, . Fred Moyers i now nsing hin pen for s Don'non Review instoad of The Nou. Salmon, representing J, 1, Bone nell & Co,, wan In the oity yesterday looks Ing aftor thoso who literally ure *printers’ ink," Hon, 1L K, onoe time a p Mont omery, of Denver, at minent politician and law- yor of this oity, arrived this morning by the way of the A, T, & 8. raileoad, and is stopplag at the Ogden house, J. W, Chaflin, Iate of The Advance, has purchared and taken possestion of The Red Oak Express. Mr. Obaflin is thor. oughly exporfonced and remarkably suc- comful nowspaper man, and will prove a worthy snceessof to the ownership and control of The Express. The Red Oak people will find fn him & gentleman worthy of & hearty weloome to all the buslness and soclal cireles of that live little olty, Remarkable Escape. John Kuho, of Tnfayette, Tnd, bala very narrow esoape from death, This i his own atory: “Oue year aco 1 was in the Inat stages of mption, Our best physiolans gave niy cate up. 1 finally got #0 low that our doo add T could not live twenty-four bours My friends then pur. chased A bottle of DR, W JALL'S BaL. BAM FOR THE Luxus, which tenefited me. 1 continued untii I took nive bottles, 1 am now in \mhfl health having used no other me ficine, -— 1. B. Ciark & Co., drugglets, 106 Broadway. Soaman s cloalng oot a stock of dolls at very low prices. - BoAbts Trouble in Schoot The oare of Mise Mikesell the teacher in the Streotavillo schoo!, arreated for assanlt and battery on Mr Clatter- back's boy, was concluded before E-COUNULL BLUFFS IOWA TIIVU RSDAY MAY J. N. CASADY H, ORCUT' CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFFN| 10WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Justice Schurz yeaterdsy. The evi- donce showed that she panfshed the boy by hittlog him over the shoulders | but the court scomed and aharpera. The tratn has usually a large number of gravgers bound | for Dakota, most of them well| provided with meane, and with littl with experionca sharpers. These | weoting followa who had more ex porlonce than woney speedily change & thelr money for experionca, There | have been 80 many turned on this traln, that the ocmpany has tried af new experiment, and this far it has worked moat satiafactorily. Qonductor Qlapp, who takes out | the traln every evening, joat before the traln atarts steps nto every oar and glves the passengers a short, prac. toal address, not perhapsaseloguent as one of Ingersoll's leotures, but anawer. fog much more satiafastorily the qu tlon, ' What ahall we do to be saved| He waros them not to have any money transactions of any kind with any strangers, and that if any one ap proaches them on finanolal matters, or triee to touoh thelr sympathies o aovunt of the body of some dead relative, or [EY any | game or deviee sseks o gel I\hnm to pay or lend any mouney, to in. | | form him at onee and get his advice fa |ha watter before glving up a penny He aleo telle them that they are not | to Do thrown off their guand because 1 have nwed them | of the genteel appearance and smooth for more than & doxen years, and think | talk which are obaracterfatior of con them the best and wost extant = Rew, O, M, Ko, oonvenient relied Rumphrey, Gra - L R Ciark & Ca, drugglets, 106 Vroadway. Qrand opentng of Frenoh millinery at L O Ardathuot's, 542 Broadway, May 10th, 11th and 120, atest atylen for summer — — Dr. Weat, Dentist, 14 Dearl sireet L R Olark & Qo draggists, 106 Baoadway Varlor and wall paper at P Main street N\Al;fi .Ia\\nl!‘nu iw iller's, 20 North - Afver His Okia Mr. A, M. Underhill, Omada, and who of formerly here, was fn the olty yesterday looks fng ap matters preparatory to taking ateps to recover possession of hie son George, & Doy about alx years old Tt appears that Mre 1o derhill abcat three years ago savared o divoroe from hia belvg granted at Omaba. the court gave Mm the castod; Doy, who at the time was in Lilinols. A month or 80 ago he hroaght the daoy o this oity and placed M N of alady relative. hhe d fa the weantime mar wamed Tobey ahe t MeCORALY PADere And reos sion of the boy on oorpos, Jodge R She and her how gone to Danv with them, svd e, {f possible, (¢ his hoy A man W ont the powser i U propos R an attoreey lived or seven wife, the dearce He olatms of the cod wite {| fdence men %1 Thia little apeech, repeated in eash | oar juat as the train starts out, has | had (ts desired effeot The «xperi 6/ ment bas Ddeen tried now for a [month, and what was | ald for the sharpers 1o \ vow dererted by them The resalts ({ the experiment thoe once & rieh drowse in e of very | far indioate that the railway o | ployes can, if they wet adomt it, &o |muoh to stop this aystem of rob bery, If they do not pal an entire stop i Lat the other roads try the same wod, snd, {1 necessary, bave ors condootora, dat, event, pat men in 2 | have grit 1. B QOlark Rroadway, & Qo draggista N Qondert Clarence Kidy, the greates st of this couatry, asalsted Yy May I ong i tralta, will give & o RN " pope noert week in the TN Get yoar & Boaokett's ralng #f you want good evening of thi terian oharoh soats At Rowd store this ores C— — Lost Bis Les A Doy named anes Davis, b thirtean yoars old, who lNves with parents on < &N, WL e yostarday & the oare peERange tde North o the tesnsfer, and - the wheals, wh WrightwDivense, Diabater, Kidmer | hoih feel. One log fe ¢ Liver or Urioary Discase ¢ ankle, and the pe e Wave v r ol s { theee dir bliged to Joowe it As earea il you ure Hop Bitters, ss hey rosds and hops exist there w wiil prevent and oure (he Worst osees Dably he acoldants like the adove even when you have been made w Jimmle e his many freads by some great pu ap prefended | wish & be had not heon the ope W o soffer for what “all the doya do.” T ¥ - Is 80 be hoped that s playmates wi 1 B Qlark & Qo, draggiete, 106 | heod the losson snd pot focl with | way | ralinoad tratar e with a long gad, In doubt as to whethr the punish- ment was ac fisler beyond the bounds of roea tust 1 oharge of assauit ttery Tee oate was accondingly disaised. It | secnin that the teacher was a liitle to hasty and a littlo too severe, tu probably the ends of justic are reached | {ally s well by what ahe has sufered | nd by the wortifioation which muet Lt U B0 baturally be caweed her by -m-\ pab- | F MITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and H;l‘\rr.‘ and the trial wpon euch a Qg * Plans and epeaficationa furnished charge. | e . — - | u FINE HARNESS T have the varlety The beat medicine ¢f the age (nr;w. w. SHERMAN that brings pat-onage. 124 Main streot. | quickly curing {ndigestion, nervous- | TR A WA B e Wi Tion Bities: \IAMES FRANEY MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work bl { y sod Reasouable Coarges. 872 Broadway. L B, Clark & Co., druge 106 | Broadway. T Tasty A. Louie has »o fmproved his res- taurant paclors or are traly se els even in C Rroadway that they foond az>. They have been decorated ln the highes: art, and as all know, the establishment could vet At asanyt. in the hands of a more ekillad oaterer than Louie b from the marvelous beanty of the par lors, those who viait them may be sare of getting jast what they want and aa they want i1, whether it bs meal, & luncheon, loe cream and oske or what vot in t De. o weddings and pariies prow and dellvery wag w make regn lar tripe through eliy, and orders given to drivers will also te oanfall sttended to. Daop in & d see the lit tle palsce and taste ita vianda Physicians presoride Brown's Tron Bitters for indigeation, weaknosa, apirits, ete — Our New Loan miu smprovement 0o Inveatigati vinoes we that on ble, resa da tn oporati Trast « Whis city _ this institor v vome of dasitoss we oow paratively casy erate means t home for himaal{ ing s certal certaln mont yean A ma of b own de paye m helieve the M company, ¥ ap for b nt and aywtom we dave ¢ Wararoonm ERWG b w te we e In Slarmapbic anc wa or [ ! dan Bl witdows ceins Ing wn 'N. SCHURZ, Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Brosdway. ~ NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-cliss Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed, Noe. 7 and 0 Maln Street, SRR COUNCIL BLUFFS. DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS 10WA. 3 L. B. OLARK & Ry JOHN BENO & co.. J. M BARSsow M. D, o s8N bth and OF Fl\ E: DR. J. F. WHITE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Maln Street and 17 Pearl Street. CRESTON HOUSE Ave, h, up-stairs, Cor, \l\iu and Resldence, 609 Willow Avenue, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office over American Exprees, LIVERY AND FEED, WILL CONTRACT for fanerals at reasonsblo rates, No, 22 4th St. & G0, CASH BUYERS, . Shipfous Draftby return mal 8.5. WACNER, J, M. ST. JOuN Who esale 5. A PIERGE, * ™ PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, 148 Broadway W BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Cor. Main and First avenue. Broadway Meat Mar- FURNITURE, STOVES and Hcusehold Supplies, 303 Broadway. HOWE & SON, LINDT & HART, MRS. S. J. BROWN, - Q7 Ma: I,\\ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. Practioes fn state and federal courts, 1CE TIO AND CONFEC 216 Broadway. CREAM FR\ E.STOCKERT &0 SANITARIUM A. LAMB, © WADE GARY, HARRY LELAND, " 2. J. HENNESSY, EDWIN J. ABSOTT, REVERE Hi»USE =~ DECAY & CASSEL, ¢ W. H. ALMY COUNCIL BLUFFS § NOTICES l- ine Furntture, Upholstery ‘(nu\h ow Shades, 300 B'way- Broadway. L Sov. Montgomery, M. D., Phy dway, oppoaite Maetropolitan, above ond door VETERINARY SURGEON, Office Bray's stable, No, 12 Soott stroet, N MARKEY, Qor. Eighth and Brosdway. 10RSE COLLARS, St., between 6th and Trade sup Tth Avenue. | f the Peace, Notary Pablic | seral Conveyaieer, 410 B'vay TH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. \.-‘ pers Hoosa Rufited. §1, §1°50 per day BUILDERS d Avenue G, NTRAC T- R Sixih ¢ ND HAND AND S0l - Fresn Fish. WILLIAM RAPP, 4+ Main Sircet, Next B HOUSEHOLD CITIZENS BANK Wazts. wu . - { Conmoll Blunfa Drgazime wader sbe lewe of the Sia \ < ‘ - e | W.R. VAUGHAN. = T - JUST ICE CF THE PEACE. poug Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, West Side Sguare, Clarlnda}IUWA‘ B.S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DFALER IN FANCY WALL PAPHER, 31 Maln Strest, - . DUQUETTE GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Whotesale Fruiters and Gontectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Counecil BluXs, Ia. ~ SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, ZDE\LERS IN GROGERIES,PROVISIONS,B00TS & SHOES AIMMIGRATION AGENTS, Deafts on Bavk of Ireland, Dublin, forsale. 343 Broadway, Council Blaffs, MR-, \I MCALIST R, THE LEADING DEALER IN MILLINERY & NOTIONS, 235 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL B COUNCIL BLUFFS M. GALLAGHER, GROCERIES New Siore, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendanta, TCER k=) F}‘rs\hllo'w“r“wt of the Metr :mo]xtuu Hotel, Lower Broadway PETER C MILLER WALL PAPER! AND WINDOW SHADES PAINTING IN AUL IT8 BRANOAES, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES. 345 18.AN2.20 North Main Strast DeVOL & WRIGHT, 604 Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Council Bluffs. la., Invite attention to a complete line of Ol and Viper Steves, Fil- ters ana Water Coolers,Rloe oresm Freezars. Joa Poxes Ke- frigerators. Lawn Mn\wu and Bird Cages st piices that cannot fail to please. Call and see u: cr write (wr o roslar and p Ces, Street, It "E'LE ‘\flsfiTflflGT 0FFIQE Lands and Lols Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. OUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - [IOWA CRESTON HOUSE, (MAX MOHN. - - - - - PROPRIETOR. 2I5 2|7 and 219 <ou.h Mam street "MRS. 0. A, BENEDICT, H.A.IR GOJD;"}B IOWA. MAGHINERY " Tne vEOR. OFFIOER. OFFICER Vapor 810 or siov Fok saus MBS E ;‘:7:5 XD s PHYSII:LAI AKD SURCEON om0 W N Sowen setete 223 Prosdiwses Ocunol Biufh