Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1883, Page 6

rih J)Alh Br E- \MUI\L.' BLU Hs 1()WA ’l‘uUR’DAr JUNh 7 L == e The Dail-y —Bee. GUUKG!L BLUFFS Thuraday Mommg. Jund 7. CRIPTION RATES: « = = 90 contape Omce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Srosdway, MINOR MENTION, —See Joseph Reiter's spring styles, ~—Additional local on seventh page, Blshop Perry is to administer con- firmation at St. Panl's church next Sanday. The cliy counell puts tho finishing touches on the work of equalizing axes this evening, F. Frohert, llving on Avenue C, near Ninth street, complains that some ove has stolen nls wagon. There {a #till a loud demand for some foot bridges across the creck, to temporarily accommodate the pablio, J. W. Highley ard Mary Oprel have been made husband and wife Justice Schurz having tled the knot, and tled it strong. Jonathan A, Holmes, of Bayard, Guthrle county, yesterdny secured this county’s permit to wed Fanois A, ‘Welch, of the samo place, E. W. Galligan Is now carrylng his right arm in a eling, as the resalt of falllng down whilo carrying a heavy ump, the pump to striking him as wo Islccate his shoulder, The Council Bluffs branch of the Oatholle Knights of America, s to glve a quadriile party, ite second an- naal, at Dohany’s hall, on the evening of the 14th cf Jane, Loave to wed was yesterday given to Thomas W. Kane, of St. Joseph, and Aunna Baggs, of Chleago; L. P. Jensen and Auna M Larson, both of this olty; Harry A Brown and Effie Tinsing, of Avoca, Henry Waddle and Georgla Wash. ington have been joined in wedlock by Justice Schurz, The bride is the colored woman who lay so long in jsil here on a charge of shaving exposed & new born babe to death by freczlng in the basement of an unfinished bulld- ing, corner of Broadway and Unlon avenue, last winter, There was a blz gathering of ex- mayors at the board of equalization Taesday night. There wereex-Mayor James, ex-Mayor Bloomer, ex-Mayor Tostevin, ex-Mayor Lawrenco and ex- Mayor Palmer. James st as one of the board, but he has had hls assens- ment reduced. Toetevin, of course, was presont as city englncer. The rest were seelng about gettinga redne- tlon of their aesessments, Ex-Mayor Vaughan was conspleacus by his ab— sence. Either the «flice of mayor has some tex kicking « flact, or the assessor must have scme special grudge agelnat ex-mayors, R e S NSRS Gentlemen who wear stylish gar- ment, It will pay you to call and see our excellent display of summer anit- lugl‘ We guaranteo yon a perfect Nuoesr & Sun‘u - Open lnr work, Pryor's llu Job Printing Office, 7 Poarl stroet. sy s PERSONAL, A Shelby sextette dined at the Ogden yostirday, they being C. R, Benedict and wife, Mre, McEwen, Mrs, C. E. Banedict, Miss Wona Sperksind Miss Effie Davis, Mrs, Comparden, mother of A, Louie, the well-known restaurant msn, has re- turned from a visit to her old home in sunny France. Dr. J. L. Priestman, of Neponeer, IlL, is in the city, makiog headquarters at the Ogden, Prof. E. R, Paige returned yesterday from New York, and is with his family at the Pacific, J. L. Denning ond H. W. Phelps, of Hamburg, were in the city yesterday, Kd. J. Brown, of Quincy, booked him- welf at the Pacific yesterday. Judge Loofbourow, of the circuit court, was in the Bluffs yeste:day. T, F. Martin, of Dubuque, arrived at the Ogden yesterday, Orrin Leonard, of Rockford, was at the Odgen yesterday, A. Amherson, of Oshkosh, Wis,, was at the Ogden yusterday. J. W. Moore, of Memphis, is at the Pa- cific house, George D. Davis, of Chicago, is a Pacific house arrival, ‘W. E. Phelpe, of Sioux City, visited the Bluffs yesterday, E. Julien, of Dixon, Ill, reached the Ogden yesterday, E. V, Btowell, of Utics, N, Y., is at the Pacific. D, C, Foote, of Omaha, crossed to this side yesterday, e Kedzie fitters for sale at J. 0. Bix. by's. ————— Oholcest frults in the market at European restaurant, e Farther From the Storm. The heaviest raln storm, accompa- nled by thunder and lightning, that has visited this locality for a long tlme, occurred last Friday night, Mr. Oscar Goodrich, who resides in Goodrlch townshlp, lost his barn and all its contenis by belng struck by lightning, It contained four head of horses, one calt, one wagon, two sets of haruess, about flve tons of hay, and such farming tools as sre usually kept in a barn. Wo learn that there was £100 Ineurance on the barn, $300 on the horses, and $75 on the wagon and harness. Mr. Goodrich was away from home at the time, and the fire was not seen by his fam! ly until the was nearly consumed. A cow ©elonging to Mr. Ieasc Gllmore was + kllled by lightning; also one belong- dog to the Kinue hrothers, who live several iwlles esst of Donison, A washont on the Northwestern between Missourl Valley and Loveland pre- vented trains passing that polnt for several dny-.-[lelon Balletin, STARTLED SOPERVISORS. They Are Interrupted in Huainess By & Woman Who ‘threatens wo Kill Herself. Yestorday the board of mupervisors rere In sesslon agaln, golng along with the hamdrum work before them, when a woman, poorly clad, appeared before them and demanded rellef, She sald she was the divorced wife of Paddy White and was 8o destitate that she must have help. It seems that she had been at the poor hcuse until in April lnet, when ehe left. She com- plained bltterly of the way she wae treated there, clalmed that she had to work harder than she was able to stand; that she had no bed fit to sleep on; \km sho was mubjected to abusive language by the son of the over- soer, and in fact there wus nnlhlng about the poor house that was right. The enporvisors urged her to retara to the poor honoe, assuring her that it would be all n;,h? and she would be used well there, but she re- fased to go, and declared with tears in her eyes that if the county board would not help her she would kill her- solf. She sald she had had enouvgh of trouble, and proferred to end it by terminating her lifo, Sho was talked to until she calmed down some, and was sent over o Mr, Bryant, as the authorfz:d official to decide what could be done with her. Mrs, White, that was, 1s said to be given too freely to the flowing bowl, and most of her troubles have arisen from thatsource, and her condition yesterday was such a8 to account in part for the threats she made of rufolde. The rest of tho day's sceslon wont along quietly. The road petitioned for by L. Jen- son and others was establlshed and the old road vacated, Thomas Triplett be- ing awarded $200 and Mr, Nixon's claim belng disailowed, all this being on condition of the petitloners pay- ing all coats and damages. The supervisors looked over and talked over the asessments returned, One thing was noticeable, that in eev- eral towna where the assessor returned numbers of horses, there was little or nothing returned on vehicles. The board could hardly belisve that every- body In those towns rode on horseback, and the query as to what rhall be dooe to make up for the omlssion of vehlcles, was dis- oussed Informally, but no declsion reached. The table !s not completo, all the assesaments not being retarned. The total, however, will probably show a ralse in the county of about one and a half mililon dollsra over last year's assesoment, The rallway property In the connty foots np $980 924 _——————— Dr. West, Dentist, 14 Pearl stroet, —_——— Commorolal job printing, finest stylea and reasonahle rates, at Pryor's Bee .luh (!fl e, 7 Pearl street. T A NOISY GANG. A Cbarivari Party at which Shots were Fired, Clubs Throwr, and Blows Suuck There was & disgracaful dlscurbance on Graham avenune Tuesday night, in the nature of & charivarl party, who sought thus to annny & worthy couple who had just got married. The first gang was made up of boys with oyster caus and other diabollcal means of making music. They lowled and surged about the hounse until finally some one of the fam!ly vrged them to Ro away in peace. This was met by a howl on the part of the boye, wko promised to depart if they were glven a dollar to got & treat with, This was refused and the howls went up again, Finally some one came oat of the honse and rapped one or two of the boys over the head. They thought this was the preacher, aud they shouted all kinds of things wbout him, and soon a crowd of older boys, young wmen, in fact, came up, and learning the situstion gsve three cheers for the preacher, and crowded close up about the house, Some one came oat of the houee and threw cev- eral blllets of stove wood at the crowd, but thls only seem:d to infurlate them more. Finally some one in the house fired five shots from a revolver, the balls passing over the heads of the gang, they probably being Intended to do no harm. The newly marrled couple In the meantime had driven off in a carriage, aud it was not until the lights were turued down in the house, that the disorderly crowd went off, sfuging “Pat me in my little bed.” The great mistake seoms to have been made {a the family and guests trying to handle the disturbers themselves, instead of ealling on the police to run the youthful howlers into the cala- boose. The CAUGHEY HOUSE on Broad- way ls one of the best hotels of ite slze In the weat. R e Roal Estate Tranefers. The followlug are the real estate transfers, zeported by Rose & Me- Mahon, No. 4 Poarl street, Coancil Bluffe, Towa: M. F. Robrer to W, H. Knopher, lot 4, blook 22, Beers' sub.; $150. T, W, Nugent to W, H. Kuopher, lot 6, block 22, Beera' sub.; §500. John Schmid to Eliza Rosch, part of lot 63, origlnai plat; $2,600 0. H. Norion to Mury Farrell, lot 10, block 10, Merodith's add. to Avo- 0, John J. Loeonard to W, H, Knopher, lot 4, block 22, Beers' sub.; §500. O, B. Waita to J. M. Palmer, lot l'f hlock 20, Bayliss & Palmer’s add. ; 25, rancls Moree to W, Lowls, lot 3, block 4, Mol man\.h; soo Thomas ¥ Wit hrow to Joseph Bofl- er, part of 16, 77, 38; 82,276 Bm] Dauton to Wi, T. Johnson, part of nv} nv}, 27, 74 39; $50 Total seivs, 815 500 Totsl sales for the last two weeks, $73,958.90, Hrow: Broncbial Troehes, a8 & remedy for Cougbs and Throat Trou. bl *Great rervice in subduing Hoarse. neas,”—Rev, Danicl Wise, New York “Greatly reileve sny unewiness in the throat.”—8, 8. Curry, Teacher of Oratory in Boston University, *Indispenmble to me, haviog used them througn sll my mir. interial life,"~ R0, C, 5. Vedder, Charles ton, 5.0, FEAR OF FIGE The City Should Act a Little More Prompt In Making Rendy J. N, CA-SAD\. The city but a few days ago wue safferlng from too much water, now may saffor from too lttlo water, Indian oreek has been depended upon by the fire department for a water sup ply to protect a large portion of the oity, but the recent flood having car- ried away the bridges and broken away banks, thore {8 hardly any place now where the englues can take water from the creek, elther to put out & firo or to fill the ciaterns nsed for fi purposes, Anotber very impor 502 BROADWAY, * slde, and with the present inabllity to got water from .the creek, it can do hut little or no good in cuse of & firo on that side, Nelther Ia It cortain that 1t can be got across the creck It uoeded on the south side. The cliy council lustructed the chief ongluoer to aecertain tho best way to get the englno overin caso thers should be O need, and there has hee J about the advissbility of eendlog It over Eighth atreet bridge, but an ex- Amhmln‘n /Irt that routo shows thal at present It Is impracticable, owlng to fiail the conditfon of tho etreet. U Mail Orders thezo circumatances Chtef Templeton has given ordera that in case ‘n.i an CAS alarm on the mouth slde, that Markat street bridge ba used, that wwenik| 211ly one in ithe City. Complete. Bolicited. ¥, Il. ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, IVE and preselng need iafor somo sure ard apeedy way of cromsing the creck. Ouve of the steamers is on the north TORE. &tock now ADY & ORCUTT, 502 Brosdway. bolng_scomlogly the oniy’ wey | £, B IVE.A. W INIE & CO., to get the engine over, In caso of an alarm the hose cart {3 to be rent over thls brldge, and if the cugine is needed that is to ho sant LUUISV“.LE APD over sfterwards, There In much dii- M ference of opinion as to whether Mar- MICHIGAN PLASTER, ket atreet bridge is strong enongh to stand tho weight of the eugiuo and L A R L L R LR L L T horses, amounting to 10,000 pounds 1f the engino should go through, there will ba a heavy luss, indeed, and there would be many who would Wholesale and Retail blame the chiefs. S:ill, it thero was need of the engine, and he shoold re- fuse to run thie risk, then he would be equally consured for not trying it. Bulk and Barrel Lime, PORTLAND GEMENT, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. No. 34 Pearl Stroct Conncil Bluffs, The eclty councll ehould have taken stepa several days £go to have Market street bridge tested, so as to have de clded the question beyona all doubt, 4 and relfeved the chlef englneer cf the fire department of the pecullarly em- barreasing situation in which he is now ! Fing §h There I8 much work belng dove In 4'3 Br adway, patobing up various places where the Council Blufj‘§_ flood hae done damage, bat It seems that some of these might better walt than to leave the clty with its present NUGENT & SMITH, poor protection againat fire, Some MERGH ANT T AILORS calvert or crosswalk could walt long 9 enongh to have Market streot bridge tested, and other steps taken tocr | KITSL-Cliss Goods and the Besi of Workmanship range for the prevention of fire, rather th-\u to let 8o importaut a matter rect along day efter day in so hazaracus a condluun Noe. 7 and 9 Maln Streat, Une Bl Takes Anoth Guaranteed, COUNCIL BLUFES DIRECTURY. G UNGIL BL'JFF.), 1WA, A yourg fellow nsmed Bill Hone- JOHN BEP\{O !) ton was yosterday arrested for stesl. e o §5 blll from bt was In she rocvo of Bsckern| Le B CLARK & lj{?.,”‘é‘ii‘.&‘.‘?'flf i1 hgure uuumdw;y_ Preecripti; com, cost, hargiug la the hallmay of the|w 2 houte, and Houston slyly helped him- MAX MOH N, I self to it, but not 8o slyly as to excape the keen eyez of a culored emply pocket-book was afterwarde 216 Main Street, 7 & 219 Main S5, N HOUSE. {‘}’,{"“ OFFICE J- M BARS‘!‘OW’ M. “.. Cor, Bth St, ‘nm:l bth Ave, found in au outhouse, whers Houston bad tucked It away, bt the money| J F WH [’ could mot be foond. Judge Ayles DR- i OFFICE: Uor. Main and 5th, up-stairs, Residenca, 609 Willow Avenue. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office over Amarican Express, worth sentenced prisoncr to ten 'H Sc URZ days In the county The best refrigerators a i P S in the city at D:Vol & W 8. S. WACNER, Fosam, o rals at reasonablo rates, No, 22 4th St. Young man or woman, if y big money for s emall an certificate in the Murr ual st Ase ciation, Towa, Who esale buiter, cgis, povltry and frolt. . M. ST, JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Ship to us. Draftby return mail, 140 Brosdway e ———— The Dietrict Court. 8. A PIERGE, ™" ™" *™ oM sadnst avense. In tho district court yesterdsy the jury In the cate of Doan, charged with PETHYBmDnE & H horse stealing, fourd bim guilty as ERBERTZ, i Soivey. at reason Ch;":;lfk Cook, for golng through two JAGBB KDGH! Merchant tellor, abie prices, No. 805 Maln strect. houees, had four indictments sgalost him. He waa trled on one for erand G F- SMITH. larceny, and got < ff with a conviction ema e v s W, W, SHERMAN. jury at time of adjournment of coart. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th and Broadway. In FINE HARNESS I have the that brings patronage, ot; WILL CONTRACT S:ook complete, and euits made 124 Main nrae!’; g i AR Z. T, LINDSEY & CO, 412 Browdway, Counell Biuffs, Weet Side Square, umndu}“"“ B.S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY WALL PAPHR, 31 Main Street, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Sniccessors to ERB & DUQUETTE) ”\Wholesale Fruters and Coniegtioners 16 smd 18 Pearl-st., Council Blu¥s, Ia. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN GROGERIES,PROVISIOS, BOOTS &SHOES EIMMIGER A TION AGENTS, Drafte on Bsnk of Ireland, Dubliy, fcrsale. 343 Broadway, Couccil Blaffe. L. C. BRACKETT, 224 and 226 Broadway. BOOKS, TOYS AND '\JDVELTIES Gro est Variety in the City. No stranger ehould fail to visit my etore R. S. COLE & €O, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LI“HTN NG RODS & ORNAMENTS. ng ard Gaa P A Pumn fixtures, cive pompt attention. No. 604 Seuth Sain & - 10WA. Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACBINERY. JOHN R. MARTIN, FPERACTEE & PLUMBER, CAS AND S:EAM FITT Has & full line of Bath "'abs, Sinks, Boilers, Bross and Lead Goods, Lead snd Irom. Pipes and fitkiogs. Jobbiog sromptly attended to, First-class work guaranteed, NO. 11 PEARL STREET, - COUNCIL BLUF HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD, Plans_snd_speoifiontlons farnished’| IgREY LOAWED, ABSTRACTS FURNISHED. ROSE & M"MAHON There Is one more charge of larcen, MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work and another of burglu‘; for him .i JAMES FRAHE y and Rensonable Ouarges. 872 Broadway. answer to. e = Our New Loan -;m ;u.orovomenr Co HowE & su FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway. No. % PEARL s'.!"., OO'UN [o) & & BL’UI‘I‘B- CRESTON HOUSE, Investigation Into the matter cen- vinces us that one of the most equita- ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. ble, reasonablo end feasible plfiu of LI"DT & HART, Practices in state end federal courts. bullding houses s that proposed and 1CE CREAM AND CONFEC ihis encts. whien “w vt v | E., STOCKERT & G0 some of our hHest and most reliable business men, it bocomes posatble and comparatively easy for a man of mod SANITAR!U Meauu'f Fine Furniture, Upholstery goods Curtains and Window Shades, 309 B'way- And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway., L. Sov- weelgn, Prop., P. J. Moutgomery, M. D., Phy. erate means to sccure a comfortable home for himsclf and famlily, In tak- WADE G ARY inga certaln numbor of chares, at w certaln monthly payment, In & fow VETERI NARY SURGEON, Office ~Manuf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trado sup- yoars o man can own a houwo| ), J H NNESS y plled, 8th St., botweon 6th and 7th Avenue, of his own for about the sams ss he pays monthly for rent, We bt o | EDWIN J, ABBOTT, Justloe of the l’cncu, Notary Public ¢ ond General Conveyancer, 415 B'way. Biay's ltuble, 'No, 12 Scntt street, MAX MOHN., - - - - - PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 south Mam street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, g 4 MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN BHE AT G O O I8 337 Broadway, Council Biuffs, fowa. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL MBS B. J. HARDING, K. D., IOWA, up for business, having filled & long ooy oo e, ol | REVERE_HOUSE, Opera House. SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Refitted. $1, 81 60 per day. iR DE GAY & GASSEL, pronouncing thom reasonable an ol CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Corner Sixth street and Avenue G, equitable, and backed by gentlemen nghouur and intogrity, As the com w H ALMY pany exists it becomes at once an in- stitotion of value and oredit to our olty and those who desire homes. Thele president is T. A. Kirkland GOODS 1. D. WDMUNDAON, . L. BHUGARY, Proeidend i} Vice-Prea't. Cashlor. vice prealdont, Judge Pesko; wo! [ (I TIZENS BANK rotary, L R. I Beebe, and the! ment of Shug now block, coru Joory; tremsurer, Col, e I8 in the base- s and MoMahon's {Fixat avenue and Of Council Bluffs, Organtzed undér the lawe of the ‘ Pald up capltal, Peoarl strec jan27-1y R0 SRt . o mmmeemaswmesses | Interast pald on e deposlt " ov TH on the p VIV WATER WORKS co | | Farope L BLU June 6,83, ) | 4nd correspan oarl bt , Council Bluffy, Towa tice 18 heroby given that th m otin - of the stockbol:ers of the City Wator Weras Cowpany will be hellat (he office « { the C mpany, No. 26 Pear] stroet, in the ar annual nell Bluffs A 0. emREmY Sate of Tows NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadway. P. OVERTON, DFALER IN and Red Cedar Lumber, Oan wu tied Poles and F Biidge Matel A Specialty in WOOD AND COAL 1 st yar, and coal klways on First avenue, be Main street, Office Main and Po.r! streets cliy of Council Blu Wednesday, the 1. th day of Ju jock p. m , fo to serve for the esu fon of such other busices: ne betore it, WINTHERLICH BRO'S ion of dir pen on Thurday the idth s Wt 10 0'clock &, m, Qor. 6th Street and 11th Avenue, 5' m, of ors. H. COZENS, Jeernt Assltant Bocretary, hy m ‘:;L:“;u:f:'.';;;'.r:"n:.'fi; Iron & Brass FflIlIldI'Y COUNCIL BLUFFS, . - IOWA. . &, sIaLax, WHOLESALE DEALER 1% PROMPT CASH PAID, Neo commlssions chorged. Serd for Quotations. 53 Bresdway. - (00U X 611, BLEFFS, Herd Wood, Yellow Pine| v it/ rantucc yodar Piling, Cedar Telegraph [ Ofice. Fosts, Oak Dimension Stuff, fall kinds, at Bed Keek Prices. for brick yard purposes. A (wl supply «f wood BUTTEIR NOTICES. } = —= | Medical NOTICE.—Bpocial advertisemente, suc Lost, Pound, To Loan, For Sale, To Ren, e Wante, Boarding, otc., will be Inserted in thia | K column at the ow rateof TEN CENTS PER i LINE for tue rw tmmertion aua FivE cen: | @Y NECOLOGIST, PER LINE for oach subsoquent insertion i Pearl Btreet, ncar Broadway. duvkls, Pea Loavo adv ertiseme at our ofice, No, 7 | OFaduate of Eieotro " Tt = | (fiop Gz, Broadway & Glonn Ave, — 1 CUUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, FANTED—A girl to do do gencral house Electrician tion, Fhila Wants, The drostment of all disosses aud painfal | Bcultios pocullar 4o feralos & spectaily \‘ ANTED—A situation as miller, 15 yesrs vationas s wmiter, 1oyens | W, R, VAUGHAN. avteess 1, No. 5 Bue | JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. d Bluffs Omaha snd Cou rvaw -Ever: w-u.n n f"v ol n VW A take Tas San. & vered b I i al B 5 liversd by satrisls, QO Real Katate & C lon Agency, For Sale and Bont n 0dd Fellow & block, over Savings” ——— | Pasy jans.ty MORBAN, KELLER & CO0.,¢ el strect. | XTI INCID w.-r A IR 03 - Th st stock west of ic Cases, Calls ad dety competition B 8. Our Mr ll‘uu-l has served as uuaeraker lor forty years and thor- . | onghly unoerstands his nusness. Warerooras, i1 Broaaway,. UPHOLSTERING 1o all i@ "No 1 Poarl ool | NOR RENT—A desirablo furnished reom, ba't | MOR SALE—A hotel, furnished and good term:,’ Addres , Council Bluffs Tocality H., Bxk | )Ll) BEES—1n packsges of » hundred at 260 | brauches promptly attended to alse earvet- la ( & packsge at Tus Buw ofice, No. 7 Pear | ing auo iamorequins. | om filled without welay, ) felogrpluio auo s o~ et SR