Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1883, Page 6

fHE DALY BEE-COUNUGL BLUFFS IOWA MONDAY MAY 23 ey esa————eepe—— [ — L ——————————F The Daily Bee. | B2AVARIAN BLOOD. W OOURNCIL BLUFFS. {1t Boils Over with Jealousy and Monday Morning, May 28, Oauses a Murderous WUBSORIPTION RATES: Assault. , = = = = = 90centsper week, - - e 2 e = §10.00per Toar, [ Omce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near jared, and the Assailant Lodged in Jail. READY FOR BUSINESS. Sherlff Hamilton, of Oarroll county, yesterday brought a prisoner to thie olty, named Sebastlan Meyer, and lodged him In the county jall to awalt trial on a charge of assanlt with intent to commit murder, It seems that Meycr came to thla country from his native Eavarfa about three months 8go. On board the same ship was a young girl, who was coming hers with her mother, her passage money having been advanced by a young man named Baker, llving in Carroll county, aud who had been over here a year or more, This young man was the be- trothed lover ot the girl, but on the voyage the prisoner, Meyer, fell des- perately In love with her. After reaching here Meyor stood but lttle show, the betrothed lover naturally claiming the girl’s time and company. Moyer and Baker had a little row over the girl a fow weeks ago, the for- mer Insisting on taking her to the nce, while her betrothed ohjected. week ago yestorday Meyer was In this city, and left on the evening train for Oarroll, It seems that he pro- ceeded directly to theglrl's house, ar- riving there in the evening, and see- ing a horse and buggy standing out- slde, naturally concluded the lover was Inside the house with the glrl, Palling off his boots and arming him- solf with a whifflatree,ha stole quietly into the house andreached unobserved the happy pair, who were otanding talking in the hallway In the dark. He ulfiad the girl by name, asking if 1t was she, and on recelving an aflirma- tive answer, struck at her with the whiffietree. The blow, {Inatead of falling on her head, glanced and struck her shoulder, oausing & very severe wound and brulse. He then struck her young lover across the head with the same weapon, causing a bloody wound, tearing the scalp for several Inches, but not fracturing the skull, After the young man fell he pounded and kicked him, causing other Injurles. He then skipped out. The affair was kept quiet until Tuesday night when it was thought that the wounded man was dylog, and a physiolan was sent for. Sher!ff Hamllto rtod in search of the jealous assallant and sncceeded in finding and arresting him, It i claimed that Meyer has served one or more terms In the old country and that on account of another sorape there he left for this country, and that he is In general ‘“‘a bad one.” Heo admitted helng at the house and having a whifflotree In his hand, but says that he took it because he was afratd of the dog, and wanted to de- fend himself if that animal pitched into him, An Announeement of Special Inter- est to Those Wishing Fine Job Werk, P. M. Pryor has opened In conneo- tion with Tue Ben ofice In Counell Bluffs, a complete job printing estab- lishment, and {s now prepared to fill orders In that line promptly and satls- factorily. All of the presses and ma- terlal sre entirely new, and the selec- tlon has been made with great oare, t belng the intentton to make a specialty of com- merclal printing, giving the latest styles and as fine workmanship as can be had anywhere In this part of the land, Satisfaction is guaranteed, both in quality of work and In prices. Mr., Pryor has for two years been connect- ed with 8. T, Walker & Co., of this clty, and has already won a reputation here on nice work, Call and exam- ine the material and facllities and learn prices. MINOR MHENTION, ~—8ee Joseph Reiter's spring styles, ~Additional local on seventh page, Cuzar Ra1Lnoan Tickers,—Buy them from D, W, Bushnell, 5 doors morth of postoffice, mtf There are now 61 salooons llcensed under the new rate. The Councll Bluffs Mannerchor give thelr ball this evening, The new hospital scheme merits the hearty support of all citizens, There was no preaching In the Presbyterian church yesterday. Rav, J. B, Schaff, of Toledo, again filled the Baptist pulplt yesterday. The Spiritualists had a pleasant so- ‘old and dancing party Saturday even. ng. H Presiding Elder Hooper preached at the Central Mothod!st church last evening, Willlam Kleppinger, living near ‘Walaut, had two cows killed by light- ening Friday. W. E. Baldwin and Addie Hearney, of Boomer township, have been given permit to wed. Mr. Ray, who llves a short distance in the country, has built a very neat little cottage on Bluff street. The boy Davls, whe lost his leg at the Northwestern depot, is now get- ting along nicely. The man Barton, who was found in a box car badly beaten, has been taken to the county farm to recelve treatment and get rest. The police have found Oharles Borghausen's sult of olothes which the barglars spirited away, and planted in an out of the way place. The Missour! river is falling again, Nolther rise nor fall not change of ourrent has yet afteoted the conduit 1ine of vhe water works, The ladles are to give a soclal at the Home of the Friendless to-morrow evening, for the benefit of that worthy institution. All invited, The Presbyterlan loo oream and strawberry festlval proved a success, and a very eujoyable affalr, There ‘were a large number of fanoy articles also on sale, Mark Qalnn {s bnilding a fine double frame building on Maln street nearly opposite the foundry, There are store rooms below and living z00ms above, Abe Lincoln Post G, A, R.attended 8t. Paul's Eplscopal church in a body last night to hear the rector, Rev. Mr. Mackey, who gave an appropriate discourse, best sattsfaction, Oovoper & McGoee have them, 41 Maln st MoGee's, No 41 Main st. pil Sty b, The Thieves Still Around. here, still seems to be hovering about. not get {nto the adjoining rooms, Those Complaining of Sore Throat, Hosrsenoss, or *‘taking ocold,” should use Bmown's ‘BaoNomtal Tmoerm, The effect is extraordinary, particularly when used by simgers speakers for elearing the voice, Brr Job Office, 7 Pearl ntreet., s G A THE SOLDIERS’ GRAVES. Are Planted. Two of Councll Bluffs churches are ‘without pastors, the Baptlst and Pres- byterlan. There is evidently need of more preachers In the west, or else better ones, as nelther soclety seems able to find just the man, coming memorlal day: O, Weirich, Dr, H, Osborne, Joe, Wheeler, J. W. Phillips, H. A. Legg, of Minneapolls, has | Y, Fleak Wm, Knoz, sold his fine chestnut mare, Flydance, b’v“;," hs"fi:,i:'.,. B lA{.u(:J‘:;nnlnnhm which took an actlve part in the races [ 1. M, glln-hld. A, R, Steinmitz, Jason Hubbard, ‘W, Fuller, here, Olose Brothers, of Sibley Ia., were the buyers, the price { stated as $2,000. Rov. U{rn- Hamlin, in his yester- day morning’s sermon at ths Congre- gatlonal church, epoke some sharp ‘words about the dlsgracefal condition of the oll{nund county jalls, and the manner which criminals were treated In general. It 1s to be hoped that not many more months will go by before this clty has some place to take and care for the the sick and wounded who have no homes. A clty of 22,000 without @ hospltal! .Think of it. There was a change about the po- lce force yesterday by which officers Mullen and Warner go on day daty. ‘The other night duty officer, Leonard, takes Oantuj Broadway, Clough mid- dle Broadway, Brooks west Broalway, Barhyte First ward and Officer Ca- sick south Main street. Ben Hogen dees not seem inclined to stop thumping the devil, Last evening he had a packed house to hear him talk of the wickedness of prize fighting, In which he was himself formerly engaged, and to-night he purposes to show up ‘‘the crooks,” glving the lus and-outs of all sorts of crooked lives. Many go to hear him from curloelty, and yet he seems to be dolng good in his way, L B Do you want bargsins in Farnltare! Go to Mandel's, W, 8, Fuller, Jr., J. Jacklin, James Allison, —— Rust, F. B, Daoninger, Hairy Osborn, Alex, Shoemaker, Herman Boesch, Homer J, Ball, M. Huffman, John A, Slack, James Walker, Fred, Rust, Iu the Cathollo cemetery there are graves of Perry Smith, Walter Burke, Strong Brothers, John Darley, Edward Rodes, elng private cemetery. MoFadden. —_———— - tured by a klok from a horse last De- cember, The wound did not heal, pleces of bone were removed, one of which was embedded in the braln, covery. A — Brown's Iron Bitters, A Girl and Her Lover Both In- The Jewott Retrigerator gives the ORI hayiicERITo I a E Rt & bt If you want the best Oll Stove made | Valley to take charge of Jack Decata’s call and see the Monitor at Oooper & | sample rooms, Uver Which the Stars and b5tripes Th f Mr. Mud d Ed. | erate means to secure a comfortable vndef.néf:fl? ner in ?),i;;."é[.fig. home for himself and famlily, In tak- 1f any one knows of any omlsslons certaln monthly payment, in a few they should promptly report to Wall |¥6Ar8 & man can own a house Drs. Deotken and Bellinger on Saturday performed a trepanning op- eration on the thirteen-year.old ASnrhted 26 M Bl llvl{xx i felt want in Councll Bloffs. Thelr Avoea, Tho girl had her head frao- and the girl was _brought to this clty for treatment, In the operation two cauelog much suffering, The girl sur- vived the difficult operation well, and | T ° is thought to be I o' falr way to ve | ncle prasident da T, A Klrkland, The very best iron preparation, and ugart’ ) theone having the largest ul’e, 1s Rt of 8 7:a84, Mobabon's THE DISTRICT COUAT. ‘Wateon Gete $7,000 for the Loss of His Foot—Other Casoe. Much of the time yesterday, as on the day before, was taken up In the distriot court in the trlal of the case of John Watson vereus the Wabash rail- WAy company. Wataon, it will be remembered, lost o foot last summer, while unloadiug lumber fram a osr, which wae stand. ing on a sldetrack and was suddenly moved, Watson sued the company for $25,000 and on the trial In the dis- trict court lavt fall, the jury gave a verdlot of $6,000. Jadge Reed sus- talned a motfon to set the verdiot aeide, and the case has now been trled anew. Myusler & Adome up- peared for the plaintiff, and Mr, Solo- msn and Mr. Burnett for the railway company. The arguments were made Saturday afteracon and the case given to the jary at 7 o'clock, They returned @ seaied verdict, which will be opened this morning, but 1t 18 commonly reported that the amount fixed upon is §7,000 in favor of the plaintiff. 1 the case of Shugart & Co. ve W. H, Liofor, of Walnut, tn whicn the platntiffs olaim money due from Linfor while acting ascollector for the firm, a decision haa been reundered giving the plaintitfs £164 In the matter of Rice and others againet the cily, in which the plaintifts clalm their lands to be sgricultural wholly, and not liabla to taxe for city purposes, Judge Roed declded in their favor, sustaining Injunction restrain- ing tho city from collecting olty taxen. In the O'Connor habeas corpue cnee from Neola, Judge Reed disoharged O’Connor Saturday. Judge Reed and Judge Henderson, of Marsballtown, will exchange places this week. it A sclentific chemleal compound that gives hoslth and strength s Brown's Iron Bitters, PHRSONAL, Neil Voorhis, the driver of the Reacue engine, and also who has charge of the fire alarmwires, gees to Chicago to-night to be gone & week or so, He will gather up many valuable pointers there as to the electrio fire alarm, C., E. Mayne, formerly with Tas Bzx, and who has since been ruming the Fred. eric conl mine, and a large stock farm, is in the city, haviog disposed of his interests there, aud now prospectiog for another chance to make money, Among the Chicagosns at the Ogden are: H, 8. Biare, J. S. Sawin, M, A, Gulnther, H, P. McGregor, W, B, Judd, Oscae Moans, F, A, Wagner and wife, and T, D, ¥ord, T. E. Cavin, Len, Brackett, S. 8, Kel- ler, J. H. Marshal and John Bohm have gone a-fishing, Calhoun county being the place sclected by them, L. F. Cook, of/Logun,editor of The Har- rison County News, was in the city Satur- day, making n happy combination of business with the piersure of seeing the races, Grady & Oo., bas lett on a visit to his parents in Toronto, Canada, Johony Moyer hss gone to Missouri Superintendent Quick, of the United Btates Express company, was in the city The band of burglars who have been | Yesterdsy. commlitting so many depredations Tt gratifies all to see Chiet Templeton, of the fire department, again out ou his On Friday night they entered the P house of A. 8. Beck on Glen avenue, F. B. Miller, E. G, Burnst, and Thos. but got Into & room In which there was | Akin formed & Shensndosh trio at the no plunder for them to take, and could | Pactfic ye rday. J. O, Laage has returned from a suce cessful business trip on thy Union Pacific, T.'S. Wright, attorney for the Rock Tsland read isat the Ogden, ) C. C. Williams and family, of Missouri Valley, are at the Ogden. 8. M, Childs, of Atlautic, was in the Commeroclal job printing, finest | ity yesterday. styles and reasonable rates, at Pryor's Genersl Dodge left Saturdsy evening for Ohioago, Dr. West, Dentlst, 14 Pearl street| CharlesLund is now the happy father of a bran new girl, Dick Horan, of Stuart, Iows, was in the city yesterday, J. 0. Dietz, of Anamoss, dined at the Ogden yesterday. The following are tho names of thoso | | K+ M: Miller, of Atlantic, was at the whose graves in Falrview cemetry were marked yesterday by the stars and stripes, to designate them that they | Printing Office, 7 Poarl streot. may be properly decorated on the| Oneof the substantial institutions is the Pacific yesterday, ————————e Open for work, Pryor's Bex Job Marriage Fund Mutual T'rust Association, of Uedar Rapids, lowa, Legally organ- ized, officered and wmanaged by reliable men. Kvery unmarried person should have a certificate in this association, It is lendid investment, rite for cirou- lars, Good awents wanted, Our New Loan suu swprovement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable aud fessible plane of building houses {s that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trast and Improvement company of his elty, By investicg in shares in this Institation, which is backed by some of our best and most rellablo business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- inga certaln number of shares, at a of his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We belleve the Mercantile Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long plans and eystem of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- ination, and we have oo hesitancy in pronouucing them ressonable and m}uiubla, and backed by gentlemen of honor and integrity, As the com- pany exists It becomes at once an In. stitution of value and credit to our clty and those who desire homes. vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I. R, Beery; treasurer, Col. Boebe, and their office {s In the base- new block, corner First avenue and Poarl street, |ian27-1y J. N, CABADY, F. H, ORCUTT. CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, = - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. A FX. VLA X NI & CO., Bulk and Barrel Lime, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND GCEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HATR AND SEWER PIPE., | t Price. No. 34 Pearl Strect .- onncil Bluffs, I 1. PRILLIPS BOOTS AND SHOES Fine Shoes & specialty, 4|3 Broadway, Council Bluffs, = NUGENT & smiTH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed, Nos. 7 and 9 Maln Street, - - - Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, T o o e Clatinds TOWA, B8 TEAWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY WALL PAPHR, 31 Maln Stroot, - - . - COUNCIL BLUFFS, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (8uccessors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Wholesale Fruiers aod Gonfoetinaers 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council BluXs, Ia. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN CGROGERIES,PROVISIOS, BOOTS&SHOES IMMIGRATION AGENTS, Drafts on Bank of Ireland, Dublin, for sale. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs, PETER C. MILLER, W A . X B A EEL]Y AND WINDOW SHADES. PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES, noitf iair Reooet DeVOL & WRIGHT, 6504 Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Street, Council Bluffs. la.; | Invite attention to a complete line of Oil and Vapor_Stoves, Fil= ters and Water Coolers,Blce cream Freezers, los Boxes He- frigerators, Lawn Mowers and Bird Cages at prices that caunot fail to please. Oall and see us or write tor circular and prices, COUNCIL BLUFFS. DIRECTGRY. COUNGIL BLUFFS, I0WA. JOHN BENOD & §0., 15 stoin Simees it 17 Boat Biteot, MAX MOHN, }onestox nouse. {franehiiains: J- M BARSTOWJ_ M- D., Cor, Gt(l)'xl“gxl.cgn;i bth Ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, O omier: X Wit avamatsiss. " sc“unz JUSTIOE OF THE PEACE, . Y 8. 8. WAGNER, £ meru s sasomein eaten 5. 52 s 3 J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, GASH BUYERS, Wholesalo butter, cgks, poultry avd fruit. Ship tous. Draftby return mail. 148 Broadway. S A PIERGE, ™" " '™ co Maa i e evse PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, &o:"s:" Seiver: —_— CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Ccr, 7th and G. F. SMITH. Broadway, Plans and specifications farnished’ JAMES FRANEY, tiasiibie Gharson 75 Hoondmay: HOWE & SON, ™ ™ Wt tormstes meosirer LINDT & HART, Brecice i siis tnd totcai s ™% MRS. S. J. BROWN, 7i0xeiy oo om0 E. STOCKERT & 0., cucxiasne Widow shuien 305 siven: SANITARIUM & Beonss!"S Somtsomers, 3%. D Boy: WADE GARY, ™ i 0% ot st EDWIN J. ABBOTT, maGilCoepan il boome REVERE HOUSE, Sttt it e o DE CAY & GASSEL, Sonn ittt ADERS w. H. ALM NEW AND SECUNDD“S‘?VIID HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AN Broadway, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | NOTICES. | P. OVERTON, "NOTICE. —8pecial acveriisoments, su. 3| Lost, Found, To Loas, For sals, To Rent, | Hard Wood, Yellow Pine Waats, Boarding, ote., will be Inserted in this o column a4 the ow mteor TEN ornTs 7Ee | and Red Cedar Lumber, LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE PER LINE for each # Leave adv ertlsemo Poarl Strest MRS, M. McALISTER, THE LEADING DEALER IN MILLINERY & NOTIONS, 225 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, M. GALLAGHER, GCGROCERIES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendanta, k X - First Door East of the Metrepolitan Hotel, Lower Eroadway __1eb3ty -oa-tuthe TITLE ABSTRAGT OEFICE Lands an 'I?o?rfi?uht and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. DUMCIL. BLUFFS - = - - - - 0WA CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN., - - - - - PROPRIETOR. 216, 217 and 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, g 2 2 : : MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN E AXIIRR G OO IDE 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. II'(]]} & BI‘&SS Fflflfldf‘y Medical Electrician Cor. 6th Street and 11th Avenue, AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, ———— | QYNECOLOGIST. IOWA, 1.D, EDMUNDSON, N, L. SHUGART, A Prostdant, Vioo-Presty Graduste of Electropathlo Iretftution, Phila GITIZENS BANK Offlce Cor, Broadway & Glonn Ave, Of Counotl Bluffs. Organized under the laws of the Siate of Iowa COUNCIL ELUFFS, IOWA, Pald up capital... 76,000 | The drestment of all disesses and palatal Authorized capital §00,000 | Aculties pecular to females & specially o Ao Jokd o e o Niatos and W. R. VAUGHAN: JUSTICE €F THE PEACE. DEALER IN | Oak and Red ¢ Pol. F Pillg, Celar Telegraph osts, Oax' Dimonsion il | Furope. Special attentio corrogpondenca with p WAYER= ot o Omaka and Coucil Blufts NiE poelbion s CULEr 10 BOme | o0 E A, Daios oaTERMAR SR seend brick yard purposes. A full supply cf wood Real Estate & Oollection A 1 dd o ta, Council | 8nd coal alwaye on hand st yaro, 802and S04 eal Estate ‘ollection Agency, voa, Addross Cutter, Duw Offios, Council | F P8 LNy O e Firey fl O e 104 Maln and Pesrl streets MORGAN, KELLER & 00., = AR AT Council Blufis, Ia. Established, - - 18566 mwl:‘ll and Domestls Exchacge NN/ ANTED—Every 10 take Tis B livered by carriers, G near Broadway. rqn JET = " ¥or Bale and Bent. Ch“;h;;lo“vtl“hqm.l‘m‘ ‘d '{l l;nr]m»ut stock (w«rll .n‘)l s anc - — cago of Wooden and Motallc Oases. Calls at- ( w ll‘)fl:kl 38 poccages &6 ;l‘t:n;{r:',l;m tended 0 at all hours, We dety competition n . v No. T EEM | quality of woods or prices. Our Mr Morgan has To Council Blufls to 0 conta por wesk, de No 7 Pearl Street n 0dd Fellow,s block, over Savings' Pas! jsns-t L. I3. SISLEY, WHOLBSALE DEALER 1N BUTITER PROMPT OASH PAID, No seramlssions chesged. Send for quotetions. 50 Brosdwey, SOUTR TS, stroot L. | served ae uuertakor for forty years and thor SPTRITUALISM —Wre. 1T, W, Wilson, at Og- gugbly unosevians bis Dumnese. Warerootna, den Heure. Payshomeiric readivg and de | 811 Brosaway. — UPHOLSTERING in all it neation of er, obc, 82, Deveioplng elr- ohes Drompily attended to also carvet- la wlos Tucsday, reday, and Sajurday evenlag®. | lng ane ismorequine. Admision 9 s, o Slled without delay. phic anc ma o P