Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1883, Page 6

= The Daily E?‘?’, BOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, May 11. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: « = = = = 90cenM per week ...... 410,00 por Yoar OmMoce: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near ————— MINOR MENTION, —See Joseph Reiter's spring styles, —Additional local on seventh page, Barber wanted at 220 Broadway. L. B. Clark & Co., drugglsts, 106 Broadway. A new cement floor Is belng lald In the front portion of the county jail. Alderman Keating is making some marked Improvements In his Broad- way store. The sheriffs of the state are to meet in this clty May 23 and 24, at the Og- den house parlors. Permlt to wed was yesterday grant- od to Edward G. Wood and May J. Rickey, both of this city. Ida Story was yesterday fined $39 10, the highest fine yet pald in by any of the keep rs of prostitution. There are a ‘ew cases of scarlet fover Inthe city. The board of health should be on 7o alert to take all needed measnt.s to prevent any spread of the disease. City Clerk Troutman yesterday turn- ed ovor to the olty treasurer $5,342, the rec:ipts from licenses and fines durlag the past five days. If the city could have such recelpts the year around from these sources,there would b> little for the tax payers to ralse. Oue of the teachers in the Bloomer sohool while experimenting with gas before a class In chemistry met with an accldent, one ot the jars exploding, scattering glaes in all directions and glving some slight scratches and outs to several puplis. The committee appointed to seoure speakers for decoration aay, Colonel Dalley, Judge Reed and Colonel Sapp, have invited as oratoss of the day Mayor 0. 0. Oole, of Nebraska City, formerly of the 2d Wisconaln, also & signal offiser of Gen. Sherman’s staff, and Charles M. Harle, of this oity. Joseph MoLean was the only drunk in the police court yesterday. His fine was un?y $7.60, $2 less than what fines have ranged al duriog the cold weath- er. Pernapa thé drop is caused by the fact that 1t costs the city nothing now forcoal te heat the calaboose during the summer season. Perhaps the saloon license being ralsed, it is desm- ed no more than just that those wao et drunk should be allowed the bene- t of Inoreased olty revenue, by hav- ing a little taken of the penalty for gettiog drunk. Thers I8 now lylng very il at the Valley house an old man, who scems to be struok with great remorse about some wonoy which he says he stole from Spetman Bros, The poror man 18 80 sick as to be unabls to taik very much or very intelligently, but this seems the burden of his mind The firm whom he seems to feel that he has wronged know nothing sb ut any such tranesoiion, bat recognize the man as haviug traded la the store some. Ho has been at the hotel only o day or two, Mace Wise is showing much enter- prise and publio epirit by the energy with which he s ciroulsting & aub- scription for the Improvement of Falrmount park. About $400 has already been raised. Tarre is no city in the country which possesses such a beantifal natural park and yet our cltizens seem to laok in wppreciation of it. S.range es it may seem there are many here who have never even looked at tha park, and yet every visitor from clsewhere exprosses de— light at what nature has done there, and sstonishment that Council Bluffs does not expend a little more money in adding to the beauty and commerce of the place, Now that Alderman James has co gracefully rourncted the i ricuations which he so flippantly flung sgainst those who hud charge of the building of the Madison street onlvert, the dem ocratic orgen which echoes hls whie- periugn should follow his example o elee the matter should be promptly and thoroughly fovestigated by disin terested aud competent porsons, It would also be well to inquire futo the bullding of the Bryant street culvert while they are about it, for there is much more doubt about that than about the new one. A full report of the cost of the Madison strect culvert has been given in detell, and spread upon the records, Cau any report of the other one be found? Some eay not, Bon.e more fast ones have arrlved at the driving park, among them be. ing Loafer and Blg Soap from Mt Pleasant, each with & record of 2:2h and both very fleet trotters Dan Anderson, an old timer, is also here wita Maggle ¥ from Maryville, Mo , who hes a record of 2:80, Two new runciug horses bave also arrived and there sre twelve more whioh are ex oted betwoen now uext Sandsy 'here Is every reason to expeet that this coming meeting will ba one of the most lively of aty ever held here, An attempt wiil be made to eecure a late dummy train, so that those from the other side of the river who desire to attend can return home the evening of the same‘day, and yet see all the events, If this canbe done scores of Omaha folks will nitend the meetlng dally. The caee against Wilson and Kelter, the gamblers charged with robbing young Van Buren of 435 1s not con- cluded yet. There was nothing more done in the matter yesterday. Col. Sapp, one of the attorneys for the de fense, having to be absent from the olty on other business. It is expected that more evidence will be taken to- day. The attempt of the efense has thus far been to show that Van Buren lost the money in & game of poker instead of its belng grabbed or borow- ed under false pretenses. There seems to be no dispute, however, about the that young Van Buren lost the %' o drank and that he re- eelved no consideration for it what- over, and that Wilson and Kelter got " [labor. Hedrew the money for both, the money snd gave no equivalent. That seems to come about as near tos oase of robbery as one cares to got, even if it is granted under the gentll- ity of ‘‘.quare gambling."” The unforfunate trouble lately arlsing out of a case of corporal pun. {ehment, In the Strectaville school, leads to the sugeestion that there should be here, as In most olties, some regulations in regard to such mattors. As it 1s, It in left wholly at the discrotlon of the teacher as to the particalar modes (f puntshment, the instructions belug aimply not to be hasty, but to be more deliberate than in any other matter of school govern- mont, In some cities the teachers are restrioted to the use of a strap, provided for the purpose. They are not allowed to strike a pupll save on the hand, and are restricted to ten blows. 1o other cases they are not to Inflist punishment until the day after the offense is ocommitted, thus preventing punishment while the teacher is In anger or haste. It seemn that some such regulations should be in force here. Brown's Bronohial Troches for Coughs and Colds: *'T have used them for more than a dozen years, and think them the best and most convenient relief gxtant.’—Rev. €. M. Hunphrey, Grats, £ e N i L. B. Olark & Oo., drugglsts, 106 Broadway, Seaman i« closlng out a stock of dolls at very iow prices. i Bloycles, voluolpedes, baby wagons, ocarts and othes wagons at Mueller's. BESRAD- S DANISH COURTSHIPS, Some of the Pacullarities Which At~ tend Them in Louncil Blufts A very pecullar, and In some re- spects ludlcrous case has just been heard and declded before Justice tchurz, A young Dane sued for $90, which he clalmed to have expended on a young Danish womsan in presents to her, and in paying her paesage to this country, it being his {ntention to marry her. It seems that he was at work on a farm when he sent for her to come to this country, and after arrlving here she secured em- ployment on the same farm, and worked with her lover, husking corn and dolog other At last she decided to marry another man, and as soon as she did so her former lover commenced suit. She showed in aefense that the money he had pald out for her wasa present, and farthor clalmed an offset for what money she had earned in the corn fisld. The jury declded in her favor, glving ker judgment for oue dollar, Justice Schurz has had another csse which involves a Danish courtship also. A short time ago & young man who own arm not many miles from here, wooed and won a young woman who wus employed in one of the hotels here. Oune day he came to tho olty, and sought an interview with his be- trothed, but the hotel folks kept her at her work and rofused him admit tance to the kitchen, In the evening, however, the lovers got. together and were married by the justice. They returned to the hotel whero the youay man luslsted on remaining until morn- iug with his bride, intending nex! day to take her home to the farm. The hotel foiks ocould not belteve the olalm of marrtage, and the wirl was sent to go to her room, while the bridegroom wastold to leave. He stole around in the alleyway to get an Interview with her as to what they should do, when some of the boys about the hotel, who were on the look- out for him, began to shell him with oyster cans, He beat a hasty and frightened retreat, and not belng much used to the ways of a city, he was at a loss completely as to his plans. He burrled home to the farm, while the young woman, nearly frenzled,thought he had descried her entirely. She sooght advice of a policoman who took her to his house, and then wrote the young husband a letter, on rocelpt of which he came In and clalmed his own, taking her home In pew e B right'sDiseave. Diabotes, Kidnev Liver or Urinary Disease Have no fesr of any of theee dls- esees if you uee Hop Bltters, ss they will prevent and cure the worst oasce, oven when you have been made worse by eome great puffed-up pretended cure, L. B Cluk & C Broadway. druggists, 106 Geand opening of Feanoh millinery st L. O Arbuthnot's, 642 Brosdway, May 10:h, 1lch and 12.h, of very atest styles for summer, e ————— Parlor and ceillug decoratlons in wall puper at P, O, Milier's, 20 North Maln street. e L. B. Olark & Co., druggl Broadway. s, 106 o —— The Title C.ear, Oongressman Pusey yesterday re- celved the followlng letter from Com- missioner McFarlaud {u regard to the patent covering lands on which a large portlon of Council B uffs {s now built: DEPARTMENT 0F THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LaND Orrice, WasnHixaron, D. O, May 7, '83, } Hon, H. M, Pusey, Council Bluffs; Bir: In reply to your loster of the 28ta ult., requestiug that the patent for the Council Bloffs town eite be|o forwarded ae the honor ti aid patent hus been forwarded to the president for his signatore thereto; ana as soon as 1t is returned will be irausmicted to the land office at D8 Moiues, Towa, Very respeotially, N. O. McFaguaND, Commlcstoner, — . — Remarkable Escape. Jobn Kuhn, of Lafayetts, Ind., had a very narrow escape from death. Thie is his own story: *'Oue year ago T was in the last stages of Consumption. Our best physicians gave my case up. 1 finally got #0 low that our doctor eaid I could not live twenty-four hours My friends then pur. ohssed a bottle of DR, Wux. HALL'S BaL- BAM roi THE LUNoS, which benefited me. I nnnlhl:nod unlll‘l mmnlg‘u l:«'ndn. I am now eol ving used no AR -t Dr. West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street ble, T have AVOCA IN FLAMES. A Destructive Fire Causes & Heavy Loss, Highteen Horses Burned ina Livery Btable, Just betore 1 o'clock yesterday morning an extensive fire broke out in Avoos, the origin being in Coat's Iivery stable, and the flames spreading with such raptdity that for a time it seemed aa if the whole town would be swept away. A man who was sleep ing in the stable had a narrow escape from death, he just getting out with his life and having no time to save even his clothing, KEighteen horses wore burned in the stable. Ths fire spread quickly to Seifert & Wew' lumber yard, and soon that was enveloped In flames. A large amount of corn, stored in slx large oribs, and belonging to Haccock's olevator, was also soon on fire, and it was only by hard work that the ele- vator {teelf was saved. The fire department of Atlantic was telegraphed for, and arrived Iu time to dosome good, thoughthe fire was under control before they got there, and the flames destroyed ltutle other property but that named. The total loss timated to reach $35,000. Mr. Co ance of $56,000, and Selfort & Weis, whose loss will be about $15,000, had an Insurance of $7,000. There seemed to be some difference of opinion as to how the fire origin- ated, some clalming that it was onused by lightning, others that 1t wes incendlarlem. Some susplclous clr- sumstances surrounded a colored man, and he has been arrested to awalt an {nvestigation. I R G S The best mediclne of the age for quickly curing Indigestion, nervous- ness, etc., Is Brown's Iron Bltters. fethcpe e Tyttt L. B, Clatk & Co., drugglsts, 106 Broadway. Eddy Organ Concert, (o tothe Preebyterlan chnrch to- night to hear the greatest crganist of of this country and Chloago’s favorite contralto, Reserved seats can be had at Bush- nell's, (R Horsford's Acld Phosphate im Sick Headaohe. Dr. FRED HORNER, Jr., Salem, Va,, says: ‘I know of nothing com- parable to 1t to relleve the indigestion ahd so-called sick headache, and men- tal depression {ncldent to eertain stages of rheumatism,” PHRBONAL. D.D. Daty, of Cheyenne, is at the Pa- ciin, fohn Rouen, of Aunamoss, Iowa, Is at th Pacific. 11, L, Mills, of Dunlap, was in the city ye: terday. V. A. Smith, of S, Louls, is an Ozden bo: e guest. (i00, L Bacon, Magnolia, was in the olt * yenterday. Gaorge Yule, of Lincoln, was visible her » yesterday. William Townsend, of Glenwood, was in 'he cicy yesterday, 1. W, Sibbet, of Cincinnati, was at the O, 'len yesterday, 1:m Sheldon, of Chicago, registered at th~ Pacific yesterday. I'rank, E. Beane. of Chicsgo, was at the Ogden yesterday. (! E. Frommenn, of St. Louls, arrived » he Ogden yesterday. 1.16 Jobnson and wife, of Plum Hollow, vi ed the Bluffs yesterday. . ¥ Spear, of Earling, was among the nu vi-iting the city yesterday, (t\pt Kireoht was at Avoca during the bi. ire there and returned yeeterdsy. “Wm. A, Sameon, of Klm Oreek, Neb., w. awong those at the Paciflo yesterday. L £.J, Hannan, now an attorney at Lead- vil -, I visitiog his old friends in this city. 2e, and Mrs, George Keeline are soek- ire heneflt from the mognetio waters of C ke, 1 vy B, Cowan, of New Haven, Conn,, fe 1 ing his cousin, E. S, Barnett, of this ¢ ud mey decide to loowte bere per. no oty . G. W. Ferguson, of the Pacifis b is atill very ill, but ber condition N fay was a little more hopeful than i reen, J. N, CASADY. F. H, ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFF< I0WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Brondway. NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-cl:ss Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed, Nos. 7 and 9 Maln Street, - - - DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, West Slde Square, Clarinda }IOWA. B. 8. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY TGy ARG S5 SRS TR DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Whoiesale Fruters and Sonfectioaers 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Counecil BluXs, Ia. JOHN BENO & C0., s sisia Sive: ‘i 17 Feart oot K & O .,D[;:fig:as bl L 103 Brosd wiy! Groocery 216 Main Street. y Jormsto mousk. { Fren e VRIS J. M_BARSTOW, M. D., cor o5 % o ave DR. J. F. WHITE, °™&iice 6 wiiow Rvemmer N. SCHURZ, £ OB e e B S. 8. WAGNER, & coerui's Zoumonabio raies, No. 22 4 8 J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Who esale butter, eges, poultry ard fruit. Ship 10 us. Draft by return mail, 148 Broadway. 8. A PIERGE, ™" ™" * 5 M soa e avense, PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, ist"s5” Beomaway. M—lTH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Oor, 7th and » . » Broadway. Plans and spocifications furnished W. W. SHERMAN. Grmerases torsiwy JAMES FRANEY, t&ieiiniic i fi beondvan, LINDT & HART, Srcieeieis sod fodcsi mvtn > E. STOCKERT & GO0.,Curiinasac Window Siuion505 By orclgn, Prop,, P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. . ROOT aND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite A. LAMB, Unlon Avonne, msecond door above Motropotitan, WADE GARY, V"™ ““55575080N000 o e, HARRY LELAND, *™ =" 2%, vt st EDWIN J. ABBOTT, duiooutifZmee, Moy bubie 1" vslolunn presoribe Brown's Iron 1 s for udigestion, weakness, low &4, eto, —_——— B. Clark & Co., drugglsts, 106 B .iway. e Our New Loan wuu amprovement Uo ! 'vestigation Into the matter con- vi. - us us that one of the most equita- bl reasonable and feasible plana of bu Uing houses s that proposed and i peration by the Mercantile Loan, T it and Improvement company of ;: city. By investirg in shares in t n [ 3] o he it o 2 o + institution, which 1is backed by sof our best and most rellable ‘ness men, it becomes possible and paratively easy for a man of mod- 8 means to secure a comfortable o for himself and family, 1In tak- <& certaln number of shares, at a aln monthly payment, in a few & man can own a house bis own for about the sams ae he pays monthly for rent. We b eve the Mercantile Loan and Trust ¢ upany, by organtzing aud opening u (or bueiness, having filled a long fe want In Councll Bluffs, Thelr 0 CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Dr. l!hv & GASSE y Corner Sixth R A v G 1 AlAAYV NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD w. H. ALMYI GOODS BOUGHT AND SULD, 212 Brosdway. COUKNC:L BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertigements, suc Low, Found, To Loan, For Eale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, etc., will be lnserted in this column a8 the ow rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first {nscrtion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each gubséquent insortior. Leave adv ertioeme a4 our office, No, 7 Pearl Street, near Broadway, “Wants, \\'A.\ TED A good &1l for : general house- work, apply at Buan office. ‘ ANTED-— dy Council Bluffa fo to take 20 cents per woek, do livered by ce, No 7 Poarl Street L DHEAP— My baick residence, 606 p. ns and system of loans will bear th + most careful scrutiny and exam- lo..iion, and we have no hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and e? litable, and backed by gentlemen of nonor and integrity, As the com pany exists It becomes at once an in- stitotion of value and credit to our olty and those who d homes, Thelr president is T. A, Kirkland, vice pmld-n% Judge Peake; retary, L R. Beery; tressurer, Boebe, and thelr office s in tm~ went of Shugart's and Mo 's n'w block, corner First avenue and : P.arl stroet. isn-1y | tended o at all hours, We dety competition 1, | quality of voods or prices, Our Mr Morgan has Yiorce St For terms Inguire 0a premises, idence and four St. Inquire on O~ £3—1n packages of & hundred at 26c packase ab Tus Bus oftice, No. 7 Pearl stroet o MORGAN, KELLER & 00., H&flfifi Fe < F-% 1} Chicago of Wooden and Metallc Onses. WILLIAM RAPP, 1044 Main Street, Next Block south of P. 0., Council Blofts, Inwa 1.D. ADMUNDAON, K. L.BHUGARY, A, W. TRENY Proeldent, Vice-Proa't. Cashler. CITIZENS BANK Of Counocil Bluffs, Organtzed under the laws of the State of Iows Pald up capltal Authorized cap 9 75,000 900,600 Interest paid on time doposite. Drafts lssucd on tho principal citios of the United States aro Europe. Special attentlon given to collectious snd correspondence with prompt roturon DIRKOTORE, J.D.Edmundson, E. L. Shugars, . W. Wallace, '~ J. W, Rodfor A W. Straot W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Oouncil Bluffs Real Estate & Collection Agency. n Odd Fellow s block, over Savings' Bay sorved as uuuertaker for forty years and thor- 1nas-t) MRS, B. J. HILTON, M, D, PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON 222 Proadwav. Council Bluffs Fresh Fish.—— SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, ZDEALERS IN GROGERIES,PROVISIO S,B00TS & SHOES IMMIGRATION AGENTS, Drafts on Bank of Ireland, Dublin, for sale. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. JOHN R. MARTIN, PRAOTIO AL PLUMBER, GAS AND S'EAM FITTER Has o full line of Bath Tubs, Sinks, Boilers Br:sa nnd Lead Goods, Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings. Jobbing promptly attended to, First-class work guaranteed, NO. 11 PEARL STR¥FET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, : 22.4 and 226 Bmadwacy. , BOOKS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Grentest Variety in the City, No stranger ehould 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 Lron PU MPS, Wood Tubing a-d Gas Pipe and Pumn rix for both Woo and Iron Pumps. * Orders wi | receive p-ompt attention. No, 604 8c - COUNCIL BLUFFS, S < T I0WA, 116 c0d A3 Lands and Lots Bou§ht and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. HOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. AUMCIL ALUFFS - - - - - . jOWA CRESTO: HOUSE, MAX MOHN. - - - - - PROPRIETOR. 216, 217 and 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, : 2 g " E AT E G OOD:ss 837 Broadwny, Oouncil Bluffs, lowa, ~ For Kngines, Boilers. Orstings, Repairs and MACHINERY. fond Orders to JONMN GILBERT, Manufacturer, Corner 3 Btreet and 8th Avonue, Councll Bluffs. Prompt attention to orlers, The b Workm'inship «nd Keasonable charges 1 N v.u o | MBS, B J, HARDING, M, D, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANEEES, Medical Electrician Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1886 GYNECOLOGIST, Dealers In Forelgn snd Domestle Exchang. v/l hama securities Graduste of Fleotropsthlc ITustisu lon, Phlla delphia, Penna. GO TO H R JONES Oifice Cur, Broadway & Blonn Avs, FOR THE COUNCIL Bl.lflfll. 0wWa, Douglas Vapor 8toves | e esme of al discuses and patatal The best and simplest in the world, Also for | 1°0IHe8 poculiar 4o females & specially 74 Gasoline Stoves, _— el e SRR, WINTHERLICH BRO'S, - OV R TOMN, DEALRR 1N Il‘fln & BI‘&SS leld Hard Wood & Yellow Pine Lumber Py h;;sl.l;ouuA}:;) B#DGEIATHRIAL ALSO 0 COor. 6th Btreet and 11th Avenue, Carload & specialty, OADmuAfi::u Cnlo:o[v‘; COUNOIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. | IVa™fiordandsiu. omey s rin | ! T B