Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Befiag. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesdav Morning, May 29, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: , = = = = = 90cents per week, oy D DI DT M per Year. OfMoe: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Srondway. ———— ——— MINOR MHENTION, ~See Joseph Reiter's spring styles. ~Additional local on seventh page, The Round Table has no meeting this week. St. Abans lodge, K. of P., meet this evening to arrange for Decoratlon day. W. R. Vanghan has sent one of his Herdics to A lantic to run there dur- ng the races, .The newly elected street supervisor, Hardln, expeots to enter sotively upon his work to-day. Goorge Sshwindele has commenced to erect a fine dwelllng on his lots on Oakland avenue, Judge Henderson, of Marshalltown, is now presiding here, having ex- changed with Jadge Reed. The powder-house men have been granted two woeks more in which to arrange to remove thelr combustibles. I: reminds one that the Four.h is really coming, to see the display of growor'l at Daquette, Galbert & o's. Mr. Burnham, of the firm of Barn- ham & Sons, of roasted c: .6 fame, 1o completing & new residencs at the head of Oakland avenue, In the whirl of other events, the hospital scheme should not be forgot- ten. Contributions are always in or- der for that worthy enterprise. All who can spare fl wers or ever- greens should bring their offerings to the headquartera of Abe Lincoln post this moruing at 10 o’clock, Albert Sohroder, at 138 Broadway, is making some fine improvements in his place in repainting, caleimining, giving it a metropolitan appearace. Business men should try and ar- range 8o as to olose on the after~oon of Dacoration day, so that all may have an opportunity of attending the exerolses, The 8t. Patriok’s Benevolent soclety has recelved the services of the new Oouncll Blufls Harmony band to march with them and discourse sweet music on Decoratlon Day. Two prisoners for petty offenses who were unable to pay their fines, worked them out yesterdayon the street crossings on Broadway, shovelling off the mud, They worked well, too. Shall the clty build a olty building and jall combined, or shall it build slwply a jail, and In a yesr or two Iater put up a clty building? That's the question, Oight not there to ba some steps taken preventing the city from storing its gasoline 1a the center of the olty? Some think gasoline {s about as bad a8 gunpowder if not properly stored. The early and the later rain seemed The farmers grumble be- oause they have to replant their corn, while merchants look glum when asked how trade is. Remember the social to be glven this evening at the Home of the Friendless and for the benefit of that worthy institation. All should en- eourage this enterprise by thelr pres- ence and liberality of purse, The spasmodio ory of ‘‘clean up the clty” seems to have died away, with- out much having been done in that direction There wers too many proclamations on paper and not en- ough in court, The man and woman brought before Justice Abbott for lewd conduct in the dugouts, as if that was possible, have been held for the action of the grand jury, the ball belng fixed at $100 each. . The board of eqnalization is meeting both afternoons and evenings now, so a8 to finish up the work before the first Mondsy in June, by which time the books mast be turned over. More settees are needed in Bayllss' park, especlally on pleasant Sundays, when there are crowds. Last Sunday afternoon the seats seemed to be monopolizad by the men, there being 66 ot thcm to only four ladles and three glrls, Those who are so set against the k!ndergarten system here will be in- terested {n learning that in Ohloagoan effrt is belog made to establish free kindergartens there in all parts ¢f the oity. An attempt is belng mude to get Rev. Mr. Mackey to give & public address on the Irish land question, he haviog by persoual observation and study become famillar with many faots worthy of a geueral héaring, One young lady wbo evidently be- u in woman's rights, even if sh t get them, was on her mus oan' while ridirg out with a young man Sundsy sfiernoon, and because he wouldn't let her drive alapped his face very enthusiastioally us they whirled He kept along the public highway. the reius* though, The schoolmates of the unfortunate Davis boy who lost his legs by the cars at the Northwestern depot, are showing much eympathy for him by contribnting their mites to bis care and comfort, It fs to be hoped that the same spleit f kindliness will elivog to them uvatil ‘In advancsd years they may be called on to contribute to a bospi'al enterprise or some other charitable scheme needcd by the city. Taere huve been of late many ocases brought before the justices of th in which mere cohildren have :::.tho defendants. Oune man ap- plied to a justioe yesterday to have s six-year-old boy arrested for stealing » toy wagen, but the jastice wisely re- fused, Instead of followiig the usual eustom and lssuing pspers and run. piogup costs for the county tolr;{. It may be necesssry to arrest ehildren, bat is seems that f the grim mence bailding, is to be of brick, 36 by 90 feet, two storles and basement, 80 88 to mal complete as any in the weat. This en- terprise will be heartlly weloomed here, IHE DAILY BEE-COUNU L BLUFFS IOWA TUfSDAY MAY 29 ‘ spanking Instead of arresting, there would be better results. There are now twenty prisoners in jall, Seven prisoners were arralgned in the dlatrlct court yeaterday but they all sald they were Innocent. There must have been a mistake made somewhere. Ban Hogan, the Christianized thump- er, who has been dealing the devil some hard blows here, now goes to Haatings, Neb,, to keep up the fight there. In the case of John Watson va. the Wabash rallway, tn whioh the jury gave Wataon 87,000 for the loss of his foot, a motion was made yesterday by ths rallway company's attorneys for an arrest of jadgmont. In the distriot court yesterday the onse of Weldner vs. the Wabash rall- way wss tried aod the jury retired aboutb o'clock. This case was brought to recover damages for a cow killed by the oars. The case of Patton vs. Lovell was then taken up The funeral services of the late Dr. Ballard will be held at the residence, on Kirst avenue, at 2 o'clock thie afternoon, Rev, Cyras Hamlin offiol ing, the services being under the direc- tlon of the Masonic fraternity, of which deceased was a membor. The re- mains will be Interred In Falrview cemetery, where he has two children burled. The wheal of fortane that went 'round and 'round at the driving park had to pay a license of $1.500 to the assoolation, It Is hard to see where there is any great cifference between the wheel of fortune, and keno, rou- lette, faro, eto.,, which games have been shut up tight by the city author- fties, and yet the management of the assoclation, which allowed the wheel of fortune, {s made up of the head of the clty authorliles, one of the mem- bers of the board ¢f education, and other prominents, There are & num- ber of striking inconsistencles which appear from this siate of facte. Mr. Btrock, of Strock Bros., Prince. ton, Ill.,, who lately looked over the ground here with the view of etarting » planing mill, has decided in favor of Coancil Bluffs, and having purchased three lots on Bond street, near the Wabash freight depot, will soon com- The main building Other frame buildings will also be pat up, and the newest and machinery provided, the esteblishment as and it is to be hoped that it may be orowned with the sucoess it merits, e T T Ty Angostura Bittars do not only distin- gul+h tremselves by thelr aromatic odor above all others venera ly use, but thy are ulss & sura preventive for ail disoa:es originasing from tho dgestive 0 gans Boware of counteifeits, Awk your grocer or drugg st for ths genulue articlo, maaufactured by De. J. G B. Siogort & 8ons. g The Jewett Roatrigerator gives the best natisfaction, Coopor & McGoe have them, 41 Main st, We notice the Marrisge Fund Mutanl Trust Amociation, of Cedar Rapids, Tows, highly spoken of by the leading papers. You should seoure a certificate at once. Write for circulars and appli- cations, DRUNK AND DISCUSTINC. The Shocking Spectacle Made in a Broadway Restaurant, Other Matters Coneidered by the Oourts. A man giviog his name as J, Mo Gee, was on a Sunday afternoon drunk, which seems to have reduced him to even below the brute idea of decency. As he was walking along Broadway with a man named James Murphy, who was also drunk, he en- tered a restaurant where a number were eating and commenced the most filthy and disgusting talk, and & most indecent exposure of person. Oharles Robinson proceeded very jastly to throw the drunking fellow out of doors, and as McGee went tumbling over the -slll onto the slde. walk he struck sgalost Marphy who was waiting for him knock- tng him down. As Marphy fell his head struck againet the sidewalk, oauslng a acalp wound from which the blood flowed treely. McGea oall- ed for the polles, and Officer Ousick coming to the ¢p t, arrested the two MoGee wanted Robioson held for as sault, but he was discharged, the as- sault seeming justifiable, M:Gee was fiaed $29 60, while his friend Mur phy gov off with §7 60, Gaorge Wilson, » plaia drank, also stepped up to the bar and became ad- justed by $7.60. Oharles Biewart and Thomas Lan niog, two vagrants, wero yesterday tined §14 60, which amount they were allowed to work out on the streets The cases of Charles Nichol James Barke, who were complaint ¢f Charles Peterson, been continued until this afternoon. Peterson clalma that they triad to rob tin of his money, but it appears that he did not lose a cent and that his tmsgination, exclted by whisky, led him to belleve that a little difficalry between them was an attempt to hold him up. LS Those Complaining of Sore Throat, Hoursensns, or “‘tiking cold,” should use BROWN'S BRONCRIAL TrooHES, Toe cffect is extraordiuary, particularly when used hy simgers snd speakers for clearing the voice, Commerelal job printiog, fineet stylos and reasonable rates, at Pryor's Bex Job Oflics, 7 Pearl street. A sclentific chemleal compound that gives health and strength is Brown's Iron Bitters, Dr. Weat, Dentint, 14 Pearl streot West, Dentlat, 14 Poar The very best iron preparation, and theone having the largest sale, is Brown's Iron Bitters, ————— One of the substantial lnstitutions is the Marriage i\mdd."idud Trlu:lq:‘a‘.ocmion, of Cedar Ray owa, y orgsn* ized, uflunsl and by reliable wmen, MNvery unmarried person should have a certifioate in this association, It is » splendid investment. Write fur clrou- Good axente wanted. hand of the law was properly used in | lars, DECORATION DAY. The Preparations Being Made for Its Observance Hera, The Programme of Hxercisee, and Various Amnounce- ments. To-morrow is to be cbserved in this clty with a due showlng of patrlotism and of grateful and tender remem- brance of the fallen heroes, The work of preparing the floral decors- tlons demands many nimble finge well as an abundsnoe of flowers, and moat of the work must be dono to-day. The ladles are, therefore, requested to moet promptly at 10 c'clock thls morning at the hoadquarters of Abe Lincoln post, G. A, R, and those who can furnish flowers should bring them to the same place st that hour, The exerclaes aro to be to-morrow afternoon, In preparing for the par- ade all socleties ard organizations in. tendjng to particlpate snould moet at thelr respective halls at 1 o'clock sharp, in order that the procession may be formed soon after that hour. The precesston is to be formed at the corner of Willow avenne and Sixth streot, and the line of march will be south on Sixth street to Beventh ave nue, east on Seventh avenuo to Main street, north on Maln street to Broad- wey, east on Beoadway to Market atreet, then to Washinglon avenne, and along Washlogton avenue to O k- land avenne and to the cemetery, where the following exercises will tako place, J. M. Phillips preriding, THE ORDER OF EXERCISES, 1. Musio by the band. 2. Prayer, 8 Arthem by St. Panl'a church choir. (,‘ Address -y Mayor Cole, of Nebreska City. b, Music by the band. 6. Address by Licu‘cnant Governor Manning. 7. Hyinn, to be sung hy the audience, 8, Addrers by Hon, N. M, Pusey. 8. Music by the band. 10. Address by Hon. Chas, M. Harle. 11, Authem by St. Peul’s church choir, 12, Services on decoration of the un- known spot, conducted by Chaplain ey, Igauorltlnn of noldiers’ graves, 14, Closing exercises and benediction at platform, THE MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. To the People of Council Bluffs: Wirrgas, The 30th day of May of each yoar has been set apart as the occasion of the decoration of the graves of those who either foll on the field as soldiers of the union army during the great civil war, or who 8 rved as patriots in that cause, it is therefore fitting and proper that all the people join in this highly commendable ceremony, and to that end I, Thomas Bowman, mayor of the city of Council Bluffs, call upon all citizens to lay aside all busioess of whatever kind. on We ‘nes- day, the 30th day of May, 1838, and join in the decoration of the graves of the sol- dier dead, and to observe the day with be- fisting reverence, Given under my 28th day of May, A, THoM Ax, Mayor, 81, PATRICK'S SOCIETY. Sr, Parriox’s BeN't Socrery HALL, } May 28, 1883, All wishing to take part in the proces- sion on Dacoration Day will assemble at St. Joseph’s hall, at 10'cock p. m, on that day. Ep. A, Wickaau, Seoretary, _———— If you want the best Oll Stove made call and see the Monitor at Cooper & McGee's, No 41 Main st. hond officislly, this D, 1848, . Deals in Dirt. The following transfers of real estate are reported as taken from the records by J. W. Sqalre & Co., abstractors of titles, real estate and loan agents, Councll Bloffs: J. B. Rue to L P. Judeon, lot 3 in block 17, lots 4 and 6in block 1, Bay- liss’ 3ra add., $25 W. H. M. Pusey to T. Officer, un- divided 4 lot 3 In block B, Curtls & Ramsey's add., $650 W. W. Haworth to F. J. Day, lots 12 and 13 in block 30. Burua'add., and lot 9 in block 28, Howara's add., $160. F. Dalin to J. Madden, lot No 2 in block 9, Curtls & Ramsey’s add , $600. J. 8toart to B. Bapp, part nef of seo 14, and part of s} sec 11, 17, 38, $2 774, K. R. Hinckley to J. B. Johausen, parts of lote 10 and 11 in block 15, Walnut, §1,000. e *Lydia E. Pinkham's great labora- tory, Lynn, Maes., Is turniog out milllons of packages of her celebrated Compound, which are belog sent to the four wiods, and actually find their way to all lands under the sun and to the remoteat confines of modern clvili- zation, Open for work, Pryor's Bex Job Printing Office, 7 Pearl street. - ——e— Our New Loan suu suprovement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding houses {s that proposed and 1o operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city. By Investicg in shares in this institotlon, which 1s backed by some of our best and most rellable business men, it becomes posstble and comparatively easy for a man of mad orate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak inga oertain number of shares, at a cortaln mouthly payment, ln a few yoars & man can own @ of his own for about the sams a he paye monthly for rent, We beliove the Morcantile Loan and Trust company, by orgaunlzing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want in Councli Bluffs. Their plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam. fnation, and we have no hesitancy in pronounclug them reasonable and uitable, 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 city and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; seo- retary, I R. Beery; treasurer, Col {gi;u' Beebe, and their office s In the base- went of Bhugart's and McMahon's new blook, corner First avenue and Pearl stroet. (isf7:1y house | - J. N. CASADY, F. H, ORCUTT. - CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, ~ - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, Bulk and Barrel Lime, LOUISVILLE AKD PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HATR AND SEWER PIPE. Wholesale and Retail BOOTS AND SHOES Fine Shoes a ~pecialty, 413 Broadway, Council Bluffs, NUGENT & SMITH, o MERCHANT = TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed. Nos. 7 and 9 Maln Street, . . DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. west Price. COUNCIL BLUFFS Z. T. LINDSEY 412 Broadway, C)uncll Bluffs, & CO,, West Side Square, o.mum}“’w-" B.S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY EATITAT 2 W PO ERER o W e 1 31 Main Streot, . - - . - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (3uccessors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Who'esale Frmters and Sonfectioners {6 and 18 Pearl-st., Council BluXYs, Ia. ~ SULL\VAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN GROCERIES,PROVISIO3, BOOTS & SHOES AMMIGRATION AGENIS, Deafts on Bark of Ireland, Dublin, for sale. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 8 22.4 and 226 Broadway. , BOOKS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Greatest Variety in the City, No stranger ehould fail to vi my store rooma, 140 Broadway. Justice of the Pecace, Notary Public and General Conveyancer, 415 B'way NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT AND S« JOHN BEKO & G0., 15 stain Sime: 'sac 17 P Street, L. B. CLARK & Ofh,,"5 5 s nours 166 Brondvay DR. J. F. WHITE, "R 8 witew Rvame N. SCHURZ, ik o R J. M. ST, JOUN & 00, GASH BUYERS, B R BRI, T 00" A" Gt Mt ved Fire amense. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBEHTZ, ivssr” bomivny C. F. SMITH. 50 P o Spcotonion ismisod W. W. SHERMAN, 5.0 o o s ey JAMES FRANEY, oo, Cies o et HOWE & SUN, FURNIT&EF&MS?%X&%J,M:M Broadway. LINDT & HART, frciecis i tod it comarn. E.STOCKERT & 00, cuvaiisnd Wistow i shwey SANITAR UM b s it et o Py WADE GARY, V& 5n se Nois soott sreot. EDWIN J. ABSOTT, REVERE H USE, S s o st s by DE CAY & GASSEL, coniasiat s irmena. W. H. ALMY, & . s , GDUIC!LN%?{&S.SPECIA; P. OY‘LE,,EETON' NOTICK. pocial sdvertiwoments, suc | HAYd Woo¢, Yel'ow Pine e B s taoervd 1a e | a1 Red Cedar Lumber, ve adv ertiscme ot our office, No. 7 aley in WOOD AND COAL e Tt purpons, & (9 SPRY 8ok for brick yard purposes. ANTED=A posl W b, Address Cutter, a First clas re Exe Officr, Councll Main street. | Malo and Pe Office, str ote MOKAAN, KRLLER & 00., 0. ANTRD—Every body 10 Gounci Biubs (0 10 take Tun cents per week, do livered by carriers. .‘.m, No ¥ Poarl Street D T A e ) R . uear Broadway. mfl‘ liew, Quaity & ¢ sock weat” ot LD BEES—To packagea of & Hundred st as | Shicao of v oodon an asce. ] 0 tall hours. Wed v competition b 08 pmchace 5" Bum o, No. 1 Pearl | vy of voos or prices. Our My Morga has Werved s Uuueriaker for forty years and thor T ITUALTSN —Nre H, W, den Heu o. Pavehowetric re-di J hl; orgtands his - arerooma BT Breawey e VLT ERING in sl 1 attended 1'8eation of ehar: oter, ebc, #2. De:eiopls - | bramcbes vrom, 10 Ao carped- la QauTuuder: Thurddy, sid Séturday erecinge. um_.pufi.&'.w-- o R. S. COLE & CO.,, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LICHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS. Also Wood and Iron P 3PS, Wood Tabing » d Gas Pipe aad Pum» fixtures, for hoth Woo . d Iron Pumps, * Order. wi | receive p ompt attention. No. 604 3 uth ain Steet COUNC L BLUFFS, - . P R JOWAS 115-60d-48 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A. C. LARSON, Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. JOHN R. MARIN, OTIO AL PLUMBER, CAS AND S EAM FITTER Has » full line of Bath "'ubs, Sinke, Boilers. Brags snd Lead Goods, Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings. Jobbing promptly attended to. Fiist-class werk guaranteed, NO. 11 PEARL STR¥ET, . . -* COUNCIL BLUFFS, {IVLE ABSTRACT OFFICE . WW. 5 TIERBD & OO. »ands and Lots Bou&ht and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CCNVEYANCERS. OUMCIL BLUFFS - - - - - 10WA - CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN. PROPRIETOR. 215 217 and 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUKWS3, # 1 5 - . EHEAIXRXR GOODS 837 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, fowa. WINTHERLICH BRO'S, | 188 B J. HARDING, M. D,, IOWA, Tron & Brass Foundry|Medical Etectrician Cor. 6'h Streef led 11th Aunn‘:’, AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, - TIOWA. GYNECOLOGIST. D AT, % LAY A Eanior | Graduste of Electropathlc Instifution, Phila Office Cor, Broadway & (lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, SITIZENS BANK 0f Counoil Blafs, Organized andor the lawe of the E4ate of Lowa The treatment of all diseascs wod Raid up oapltal, . tcultios peculisr to femalca & spectsily psintul ,000 200/000 Authorized caplial ot prgapat e of th ‘u;,x'.i‘i'fs'.'i:x‘i:;:‘fi W. R. VAUGHAN.: Kurope. Sp: on given to collections d ondence with prompt returns S SSETIPRL NI VL P JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 3D imndeen T, Bodter Omaha and Council Bluffa A, W, Shroed, Real Estate & Colleotion Agency. n Odd Fellow s block, over Savings' Baxk jaas-ty YHOS, OFYICNR. W, W M rosEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BA NIEXEI RS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 18566 Dealers in Porsign and Domestle Exchange ad bome securitien. L. B SIBLEY, WHOLBSALE DBALER 1N BUTTERR PROMPT CASH PAID. No eommisstons charged. Bend for Quotatiens. 48 Brosdway, - |eOURCES BLUFTS.