Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1883, Page 6

o pre— THE DAIL) BEE -COUNU L BLUFFS 1I0WA FRIDAY MAY 18 The Daily Bee. OOUNCIL_BLUFFS. Fridav Morning, May 18, DEPARTING DOCTORS. The State Medical Society Closes its Session. — WUBSCRIPTION BATRS: Oarrier, = = = = = 90 centaper week, L RO #10.00 per Your, OMoe: No. 7 Pearl BStreet, Near Sroadway. " MINOR MENTION. —See Josaph Reiter's spring styles, —Additional local on seventh page. Peter Gresn yestorday pleaded gullty to disturbing the peace to the extent of §.10. Permit to marry was yestorday glv- en Henry O. Maxwell and Maud Tracy, both of Qouncll Blaffs, Last evening Justlce W. R. Vaughn unlted in marriage Henry O. Maxwell and Maud Tracy. Congratalations of friends are in order. The oltizens of Avoca ralsed $280 for the fire lads who worked so bravely at the late big blaze there, and sent $100 of that amount to the Atlantic boys for thelr valuable assistance, Michael Clohsssey appeared before Justice Abbott yesterday on complaint of Margaret Clohassey, who charged him with assaul’. He was fined $5 and costs. There s not - uch danger of any one violating the rdinance In regard to fast driving, ou lower Maln street. Itisln a horribly muddy conditlon, accompanied by floods, Willlam Plerson, of Plerce street, s haviag trooble with some of his many tenants, and proposes now to take off the roof of the house as a specdy way to get them to move ont, Duquette, Qalbert & Co. had a bar- rel rolled onto the sldewalks to load up for shipment yesterday. Baug, went bung, and & stream of light amber 1iquld equirted neveral foet Into the alr, and the saall boys In the vicinity yelled cider. The trial of Patrick Ratigan, charged with murder, came to a close yestorday, it being given to the jury about 4 o'clock, At 11 o'clock the jury waa atill out with a prospect cof remalning till morring. There were lively times In ihe vicin. ity ot ‘‘the blue barn,” on Broadway yesterday afternoon, there being two fights not a half-hour apart. Dan Bassett and a man named Oarroll, liv- ing near by, seem to have been chief- ly interested, aad the police had to act as peace-makers ., Justice Sohurz was yesterday try- ing to settle some difterences arising from the struggle as to who shall be boss of the dug.out. Mra. Norton complains of Mr, and Mra. Wittiz for threats to burn her house, while Mon- aleur and Madame Lo Fleur appear In their usoal positlon as witnesses. One woman deeigned for a witness was too drank even to testify, and had to be carted off to jall, There were only two members of the board of trade who responded to the call for & meeting to make arrang- ments for entertaining the 280 editors who are to arrive here from the east next Wodnes The city council has declded to joln with the board in the entertalning of the guests, but unless more enthuslasm is shown it looks as if there would not be much board to joln to. For some time past there has been much annoyance and dlsturbance at the Bunday evening services at the ‘Soandinavian Luthern church, uotil the pastor, Rev. Mr. Chrlstiancon, concluded to try the stroug armof the law tostop 1t. He accordingly had Poter OClausen arrested yesterday, charging him with talkiog out loud in meeting last Sunday wuight. There was & crowd of witnesses who testified that 1t was not Pater, bu* some other man, and the court acsurdingly dis charged him, Peter thon turned about and commenced sult against the preacher for mallclous prosvcution, placing the damage at $5,000, —_— e Thirty-four organs and & number of | wlanos sold In one month ls good work, Mueller did this In April and expects to go a few better in May, LD s st L See the new Jersey Collar, just re- celved at Harkness Brothers'. Mo dsin Mo N L Dr. West, Dentlst, 14 Pear] streot e ‘THE MONEY CHANGERS. They Burglarize Harry James' Store and Change His Money from the Drawer inte their rocket. Early yesterday mornlng Willlam Reynolds, who s employed in the Boston Tea store, in golng through Bayllss park discovered a money drawer lylng under the fence, while wundry papers, evidently belonging thereto, were scattered about soaked with raln. By an examination of the papers it became apparvent that the money drawer belonged to Harry James' store, and when the propri- etor of that establishment came «down, he found that the ‘thieves had entered his place by vemoving a part of the glaas In the Pearl strest door. The glass had been ~cut out and removed {u rather an ex- rert manner, the pleces betng carefully aid down 80 as to make no nolss, and a hole belng made large enough for « man to crawl through, the thieves had entered, and torn out the patent money drawer, carrylag it away bodl- ly. Mr. James had left his pocket- book ln the drawer, contrary to his usual costom. The pocket book was tound with the drawer, but emptied of its contents, amounting to about $50. Taere was also about $2 of small change In the di , which the thieves appropriated, of course, —— Kelley & Grow have ;(;mu—ved their Intelligence oftice to the corner of The Officers Elected and Oom- mittees Appointed, Des Moines the Next Flace of Moeting. The State Medical Soclety coutin- ued and concluded ita thirty.first an- nual meeting yesterday. The fore- noon sesslon opened with the reading of the annual report of the eecretary, which was referred to the committee on finance, Dr. J. Williamson, of Oitnmwa, read a very valuable paper on Inju- rles of the perineum, Dr. L. O. Swift, of Des Molner, presented an Interesting paper on **Uterine Fllrolde.” A discusslon was had on ruptored perinevm, In which Drs. Hyer, Car- ter of Omahs, D. W. Smouse, of Des Molnes, and Peck took part. Drs, Gustlne, Criley and J. D. Me- Oleary, were chosen as a committee on finance, A telegram was received and read from Dr, D. 8. Fourchlld, of Ames, atating his inability to attend the meeting. Dr, A, 8, V. Mansfield, of Ashland, Neb., secretery «f the Nebraska State Medlcal wociety, was elected a mem- ber by Invitation De, E. H, Hazon, of Davenport, gave a very interceting report from the sectfon on otology and opthal- malogy. The committee on revision of the constltution, through Dr, Robinson, recommended a substitute of section 6, article », of the constitation; aiso a change of article 9, providing for the appolntment of a committee on mental and nervous diseases, Dr. C. M. Hadley, of Iowa City, read a carefully prepared paper on Strablsmus, which called forth re- marks by Dre, Crittenden and others. The committeee on publication pre- sented Its report advising the publica- tlon of proceedings annually Instead of once In two years, Recelved and placed on file, The report of the committee on the resident’s address was prosented by r. Watson, Adopted and placed on seemed young, or In thelr prime, and those who were on the shady slde seemed to be in remarkable vigor, A oareful canvass f the gathering showed only five gray heads to twenty. eight bald ones, and one adoraed with a wig. And another fact In the personnel of the body was that fourteen wore glas and only one still clung to biune glasses, All were dressed In plain black except one, who distingutshed himself by light pantaloons, while one doctor had the Independence to wear a business suit of light color, Mot of the members and delegates left last evening for thele respective homes, tock of carpets Is kept full by frequnent arrivals fresh from the loom. Best of goods and lowest prices, Iron in & colorlees state and Peru- vlan bark, comblned with well known aromatics, make Brown's Iron Bltters the best medicine known, Cablnet frames at reduced prices at Seaman’s, More red Cashmere Shawls at David- son's, PERSONAL., E. A. Stevens, of The Radical Review, Ohicago, and chairman of the execut!ve board of the National Liberal Leagne, is in the city, in the interest of his paper and looking oyer the gronnd with & view of or. ganizing » liberal club here, D. R. Hubbard, secretary of the hail storm insurance corzpany of Des Moiner, woa in the city yesterday, the guest of Capt. J. J. Bolin, who has been appointed special agent for the company here, Little Budd Boquet, four years old, son of P, Boquet, who has been dangerously ill of diphtheria, is now pronounced by Dr. Jeffries to be in a fair way to ricover. W. B. Davis, of Milwaukee, is in the city interviewing the suthorities on the question of lighting the streets with gaso- line, by some improved systewm. Deputy Sheriff Riley Clark, of Neola was attending the district court yesterday, as was also ex-Marshal Wm. Sells, of tha snme place. J. N, Cassidy and family returned this morning from a visis to Colfax Springs, Mr. Cassiday thinks he feels some im: proved by his trip. Mes, J, M. Bishop and daughter, Miss Fanole, of Keokuk, are visiting the family of J. M, Rodefer. file. Adjournment was then taken until afternoon. At the aiternoon session yesterday Dr. Robertson, of Muscatine, reported from the section on sanitary sclence. The report was deemed so {nteresting and valuable that the doctor was re- quested to allow the same to be pub- lished in fall, Dr, Hale, of Des Molnes, presented a written report of the section of mat- erla medica, On motlon, Dr. Hannawalt, of Des Molnes, and Dr, Macrae, of Council Bluffs, were appolnted delegates to at- tend the meetlng of the Nebraska State Medical soclety at Lincoln next week, Dr. Watson, of the committee on nominations, reported the following names for the several positions, and the electlon was made unanimous by the adoption of the report. Ninth district, D. Macrae, Council Bluffs; Tenth district, H. J. Riatine, Ft. Dodge; Eleventh district, W. Schermerhorn, Jefferson. Commlittee on Inpanity—To memo- rlalizo the leglslature: First distriot, A, W, McClure, Mt. Pleasant; Second dlstriot, Jennto McCowen, Davenport; Third dlstrict, M. H, Wapelo, Da- bvque; Fourth distriet, S. E. Robin. son, West Unlon; Fifth distriet, J. C. Schrader, Iowa City; Sixth distrlct, J. Wiliameon, Ottomws; Seventh aistrict, J. T. Kenneay, Des Molnes; Eighth tet, P, Llewellen, Clarin- da; Niot oit Bluffa; Tenth district, P, S, Moser, Boonsboro; Elsventh distrlot, G. W, Beggs, Sloux Clty, The following were chosen delegates to the American Medical assoclation, to meet in Cleveland, June 5: Drs. D. W, Overholt, H. T, Cleaver, . Gllman, John North, L. J. Adalr, Anamasa; Wm. Fitzgerald, Olinton county; W. F. Peck, Daven. ort; W, H. Baxter, Muscatine; (. Duobuque; 8. G. Wilson, George Warne, Indepencence; S, B. Chase, Osage; J. W. Smith, Charles City; C. C. Parker, Fayotte; H. O. Bulin, | Decorah; Henry Restine, Cadar Raplds; C. M. Hobby, lowa Oity; €. C. Griftin, Vinton. President, Ur. S. E. Roblnson, West Unton; first vice president, Dr. H, 0. Honteman, Oskalooss; second vice president, Dr. D. W. Crouse, Waterloo; seoretary, Dr. A. A. Deer. ing, Boone; amsistant secretary, Dr. A, C. Simonton, Des Moines; treas- urer, Dr. G. R. Skinner, Ce Rap- ids; trustees, Drs, J. D. Miles, Wash- ington; D. 8, Falrchild of Ames, and | J. B, Wilson, Creaton, Committee on Ethics— Dr.Sohofield, Washington, chalrman; Drs. Wm, Watson of Dubuque, J'ID. McCleary | of Indianola; C. City; J. M, Knott, Sloux City. Committee on Arrangementa- Dr G, P. Hanawalt, Des Molnes, chairman, Drs. A, C, Simenton, Des Maines; E W. Clark, Grinnell; J. M. Emmer, Atlantic; L. J. Alleman, Boone, Commlttee on Publication—Dr. A. A. Deerirg, Boone, chairman; Drs, G. R Skinner, Csdar Rsplde; J, Willlamson, Ottumwa; J. D. Miles, W. D. Middleton, Davenport. Committee on Necrology— Firat dis. | trict, D. W, Overhott, Columbus' Junctlon; Second district, W, W' Grant, Davenport; Third dlstrict, C, C. Bradley, Manchester; Fourth dls. trict, S, B, Chase; Fifth district, W, C. Schultz, Marengo; Sixth distrlct, S, B, Thrall, Ottumwa; Seventh dis- triot, L. C Swift, Des Molnes; Kighth dlstriot, Dr. Ross, Bhenandoah, | The president and secretary were empowered to appolnt delegates to ad- jolning state medical associationa, Des Molnes was chosen as the next Broadway and Bancroft streets, next | place of meeting and final adjourn- door to J. W, Lalng’s, —————— ‘Oall at Harkneas Brothers for the | who ha -new Domestic Catalogue, just re- (et ved. If you are not marrl ment was then taken, The bo«‘l‘{l of the learned gentlemen us honored this clty with thelr presence for two days was noticeable for Its fine ap) ce, write the | 08¢ feature of the body was in ntrange """‘fi‘,“"" Mutoal T,“lfi‘ 'Assoclation, contrast with similar assemblages in o the vlzd.g Tows, for circulars explain. the east; that was, the scarclty of gray balrs. Most of the dootors istriot, H. W. Hart, Coun- i Hill, Independence; D, McCiure, |’ 1. Hobby of Towa| D. N, Honn, the California emigration man, left yesterday for a few days’ stay in Chicago. M. Stutzenberger, of Henderson, Ky, was among yestorday’s Ogden house guests, kd. H, Rife, of Brown’s Park, Utah, arrived at the Pacific yesterday. James Murphy, of Weeping Water, Neb,, is at the Pacific C, F. Thorp, of Chicago, was at the 1" cific yesterday. M. H. Ferris, of Milwaukee, arrived at ths Ogden yesterday, i W. Tenny, of Boston, was at the 0O, len yesterday. I A, Austin, ‘of Oregon, is at the P ifie, 1tsv, Mr, Lemen s at home again for a br £ stay. 1. B, Lang, of Chicago, is at the Ogden, If You Are Ruined *|ip health from any cause, espectally fr ‘m the use of any of the thousand nistroms that promise so largely, wth long flotitious testimontal o fear, Resort to Hop Bitte hort time you will have d blooming health Cur New Loan suu swprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con- viuces us that one of the moat equita- b+, reasonable and feasible plans of b 1lding houses is that proposed and operation by the Mercantile Loan, .ust and Improvement company of clty. By Investicg in shares in s Institation, which 1s backed by neof our best and most rellable slness men, it becomes posaible and nparatively easy for a man of mod- e means to secure a comfortable 10 for himself and family. In tak- v certaln number of shares, at a Jdn mounthly payment, in a few 4 & man can own & house Is own for about the sams as oays mouthly for rent. We © the Mercanttle Loan and Trust iy, by organizing and opening < business, having filled a long wsnt in Councll Bluffs, Their and system of lozns will bear w08t careful scrutiny and exam m, and we have no hesltancy in unelng them reasonable and \ble, and backed by gentlemen aor and Integrity, As the com exista It becomes at once an in- don of value and credit to our and those who desire homes, r president Is T. A. Kirkland, president, Judge Peake; sec- ry, I R. Beery; treasurer, Col, e, and their office ls In the base- u ¢ of Shugart's and McMahon's + block, corner First avenue and ol street. ian27-1y JUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. J. N. CASADY, F. H, ORCUTT. CASADY & ORGUTT, 562 BROADWAY, * EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Stock now Complete Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broad way. COUNCIL BLUFF=, IOWA, A MAYNE & CO., Bulk and Barrel Lime, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND GEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HATR AND SEWER PIPE Soft Coa' &t Lowest Price. No Hard 1 Pearl Street ~ SPRING MEETING Council Bluffs Driving Park Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday May, 22, 23, 24, 25, FOUR RACES EACH DAY. $7,000.00 Mile Track. # Union Pacific will sell round srip tickets from Omaha for 31, Including admission, €pecla, dum my irain leaves sach evening at 7 0'clock 40 accemodate these attending races, i NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed, Noa. 7 and 9 Maln Street, - - 5 DIREGTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA COUNCIL BLUFFS, JOHN BENO & G0., 1 st S o o o e, Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 B ~ay, Coaacil Bluffs, West a Jquare, Chrlnda}h)WA' B.S. TERWILLIGER, * DECOR A ‘.l. R AND DEALER IN FANCY 31 Maln Street, . . COUNCIL BLUFFS, DUQUEN'TE, GUIBERT & CO ("1 aamors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Wholesale F¥rutters and Gonfoctioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Couneil BiuYs, ia. ~ BULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, *DEALERS IN GROGERIES,»80DVISIOS, BOOTS &SHOES AIVEIVLY + FLATION AGENTS, Drafts on Bank of Irelaud, Uublin, for sale. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 9 Broadway Steam Laundry ! Y24 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST [MPROVED MACHINERY. JOLN B MARTIN, PLUMBER, CAS AND SYEAM FITTER Has a full line of Bath Sinks, Boilers, Brass and Lead (oods, Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings, Jobl ptly attended to, First NO. 11 PEARL STRXET, . \ - J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. «. 20, J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, PETHYBRIDCE & HERBERTZ, B i Cor. bth St, and bth Ave, DR. J. F. WHITE, Office over American Express, Who'esale butter, eges, pouitry and frult. Ship to us. Drattby return mal. 146 Broadway. A CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and G. F. SMITH. i OFFICE: Cor, Main and 5th, up-stairs, N. SCHURZ, LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT s A PIERG NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. . {4 y Broadway., Plans and specifications furnished’ w w sHERMAN In FINE HARNESS I have the variety . . . that brings patronage. 124' Main street. JAMES FRANEY, M:ioiash, Tiier gyl Mok HOWE & SON, o _ LINDTER HART, TSRED T FaT fasm B, SANITARIUM saionh ool i 22 Brovimay. L Sov B LRNRR. s 4X0 BROB S50R, o, is Setirs arpueie WADE CARY, Ve oomoN, 08 s eces. EDWIN J. ABBOTT, SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New R_EYE“E H{;USE, Opers House, Refitted. §1, 81,50 per day. FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway. Justice of the Peace, Notary Puablic and General Conveyancer, 415 B'way. NOTICE.—Spectal advertisements, suc ', Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Reni, ante, Board'ng, etc., will be In: umn st the ow rate of TEN Cl NE for the first insertion aud FIVE CENTS iR LINE for each subsequent insertion ave adv ertisome st our office, No.7 arl Stroot, near Broadway ‘Wants, AN1ED—Situation s clerk man, Speato German sr ANTED—Everybod, /V to take Tiw Bu conts per week, do red by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Street oar Broadway. . by a young Englisn, Ad For Sale and Rent xages Of & hundred at 2bc DE GAY & CASSEL, Soaimacioms, s pomoers, W. H. ALMY wuos, orviowk. W, B M. roswY. | UPEDES & PUSEY, EResy [FisH. Conneil Blflfifl. Is, | WwiLLIAM RAPP, Established, - - 1866 | Dealers tn Forelgu end Domestle Excheng: | od home securitice, | EW AND D HAND HOUSEHOLD D ; , 212 Broadway. 1044 Maln Street, Next Block south «of P, 0., Councll Bluits, Towa, ULD BEES—1n a package at Tus Bus office, No. 7 Pear stroet S. E. MAXON, ARONITHNCQX. Offes over mvings beak, COUNCIL BLUPYS, | - lown L. B SIBLEY, MORGAN, KELLER & (0., ALK - ns e e Tty and TRk ok it ot Chicago of Woodea and Metalic Cascs. Calls at: tended 0 at all hours. iy 1 o o pricen, O i Moress b | T T I I IED IR sorved as usaertaker for forty )lllwul.l thor- hl; AL e DD .. ATCrOOmA, S oy UFRCLTERNG 1n S PROMPT CASH PAID, cbe atten. Also carpet- .'N“ :“-mx ot la | Mo commiselons ehurged. Baad tor Quottiens, * o Glled without delop s . GUREN M3 Brosdwsy, - COUNCIL BLUYFS, WUOLMSALE ALEK 1N L C. BRAGKETT, 224 and 226 Broadway. BOOKS, TYS AND NOVELTIES, Greatest Variety in ths No stranger should fail to visit my store rooms, R. S. COLE & CO., MANUFACTURERS A1) LEALERS IN ALL THE YOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING R0DS & ORNAMENTS, Also Wooul and Iron PUMPH. Tubing a*d Gas Pipe and Pumo Fixtures, for both Woo and Iron Pumps. ) receive prompt attention. No. 603 5 uth Main Street, COUNS - . 3 - 10WA. 115-e0d-48 TITLE A83STRAGT OFFIGE - X e Lands an hots Bou%ht and 8old, MO W " {0 LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. OUHCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - 10WA CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN., - - - - - PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 arid 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUFVS, : : i " i IOWA, 'MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, ADING DEALER IN HAINY GO O ID =3~ 337 Brocdwi:v, Council Bluffs, Towa. WINTHERLICH 5R0'g, | MBS B J. HARDING, M. D., Iron & Brass Fonndry medica Cor. Gth Street and 11t} avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Electrician AND | GYNECOLOGIST. GO T H. R- d O ‘l”‘j f: S Gradaste of n;:mn?:.“;‘l:nu‘:.""“““' Phils Office Cor. Broadway & (lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WaA, - IOWA., FOR THE Douglas Vapor #toves The best and simplest in the worle. Also for The treatment of all diseasod and palnfai Acuitlos peculiar o femsles & spectally 1. D, EDMUNDHON, o W.eTRER Prosident ei0d Casbler, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Biyfr:. P.OVERTON, DRALNE 1¥ Hard Wood & Yellow Pine Lumber PILING AND BRIDGE MATERIAL. ALSO MISSOURI WOOD AND COAL. Organtaed under the laws of ‘o1 ' 413 of Towa 75,000 200,000 Pald up capital, Authorized capital. . Carload & specialty. A full suoply of Stove Wood always on hand at yard. Office 506 First Interest paid on time depo te lssued o8 e e e e TAfte laeued | Ayenue. Yard 802 sad £04 Main street Europs. Spectal atantion fiva ) collestioos and correspondence with promuh /- rirea, A e W. R. VAUGHAN. X J.D. Rdmundson, E. L. 8bu i \ Aemes b B JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . T Omaba aad Couneil Bluffs Real Estate & Collestion Agenoy. n Odd Fellow s blosk, over Bavings' Baak' nty PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 222 Breadwav. Cuenci! Malls