Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1883, Page 6

COUNCIL BL Thursday M;mmn. 0 Gonte por woek. 10,00 per Y ear, OMoee: No, 7 Pearl /gurest, Near 8 ontway, MINOR MJiy \TION. ~8ee Josoh ReMters spring styles. ~Additional [ocal on seventh page. Boott atreet has foot bridge across the creck now, The water matns are belng laid along Broadway up so far as Pearl. Ths prell known steed **Jack Pore- y" if reported as on the slok list, A dhbscription has been started for extedciog Harrison stroet to Mynster sprisge. Mr. ana Mrs. Marion, living near thp asylum, are happy iu the arrival of a fine boy, Tne M inorchor soclety and the Harmony band start to.day for the awagerfest at 8t Jo. A regular old time barbecue o among the attractlons belng arranged or ¢ 16 comlr g Fourth. The institate for the deaf and damb closed yesterday noon, and the pupils disperse for thelr homes to-day. The Mathodlats are to hold a soclal this.ovening at the residence of Mr. T. E Cavio, on scuth Second street Oce of the carpentors emploved in the constrasion of Belle Cover's house had his ceat stolen yesterday. The case agalnst young Allen for trosurg his horses over Market street brldge was apala cootlnued yesterday sand will come up agaln to-day, Will Meson was thrown from a wagn yea'crday by his team startlng on a run, and recsived some severein- jarles, {ncludiug a broken leg. J~v Abbott was yesterday called to eaton house to marry J. Lidgew and Indla Thompson, betk worthy residents of Hardin township, There were three plaln drunks dis- ed « f in the pollcs court yesterday, ohn English, James Woods, and Tim MoCarthy. None of the trlo had A Iarge eagle has been placed over John Epencters new building on Broadway, as a cornlce ornamentation in good keeping with the novel gal- van/zyd {ron front. Mr. Hunter has started out on his work of collecting the poli-tax, The fire. fif:een notlces dld not augar very well, there not belng a cent of cash pald in, all preferring to work 1t out on the streets, L. C. Brockett s maklog some in- teraal lmprovemonts in his atore, 8o as to uso the room to better advant age, thls beicg ncocesitated by hie large aud varfed st c’, while at the sama tie it fwproves greatly the in- terior appearancs cf ols store, Warning has alreacy been given the eity »su horities that they should meke arrangements at once 8o that in case of an extensive fire the cistercs could be rfiled from the creek. The small dlaze of yesterduy morning gives an- other warning. Protection from fire issurely as important as the laylng of somo sidewalk or crossing, ‘The covy of Purtridges on Llncoln avenue were agaln ia some sort of trouble with their neighbors yester- day, and Chief Field had to go and serve us pescemaker. He made no arrests, as thore are already some oases pending, by which the neighbor- hood now is to be adjasted. Two of the plaln drunks serving ent fines by work on the streets skipped out yesterday, one from 8treet Commlesloner Harding's care and one from Deputy Marahal White's oure. The (flicers do not seem to feel badly abont the loss, the city saving a board bill for each, Tae name cf “Osker Welld” ap- peared on the po'ize record yesterday, charged with belng drunk, The police- man who reglstered him evidently had little respec: for the genuine Ozcar, or else was trying tha phonetic spe!ling “Osker” had no effacts, and as no in- formation was filed agaiust him he had nothing to pay nothing with, The case of Paulus Placard, charged with assaulting & deaf and domb man with an ax, Dicavse vhe latter insulted bim and took some drift wood oft his place, was called up yesterday. The ocounty nttorney was not to be found to atteud to it, and it went over until Satordsy next. Mr, Saars represent- Ang the state by rcquest of the court, and John L'nds the defendant The Nonparell is olesr off on stating tha' a movement is on foot to extend Harrlson street to Mynster Springs. The movement {s to extond a highway up Dack hollow, pist Foster's place and R:v. Jor. Kuotts', and up over the divide, and along the divide to in- tersect with Crescent City road near the poor tarm, Col. Sarp has started the move, 8o that The Nonpareil man naturally would ignore that fact. David Bradley & Co. are havicg some extenalve sign palntieg done on thelr big agricultural machinery ware- house, Twoof the palnters while on swiogiog ecaffold bad a narrow escape, as they were lowerlng it the end striklng the telephone wire, oausing it to tip and spiiling thew on the ground, At firet it was thought they were ee rlonsly Injured, but later investgs- tlon only revealed lumpa aud brulsee Mr. Eogel, who has property on Mln street near the fouudry, com. plsins of tho way the city s making fts improvements of strocts and alleys, tts fill of Maln street, ete. He claims that the city is responsible for the wost of the wator which has covered the property of that viclnity, and s still standiog there, for lack of any per water courses or ditches, The rallway tracks keep back the water, too, sud the companies will not dig a ditoh or make a draln under their tracks. /Mr. Engle represents not only his own property but other property owners In that viclnity in the com- plaint, and they demand seme rellet. Dr. West, Dentist, 14 Poarl street. CLASHING CHURGHMEN. THE FIRE BUC. Tho Baptists Recall Rev. Mr.|He Tried to Sct One of the Busi- Lomen as their Pagtor, Whereupon Some of the Mem- bers Heocede Altogether, The Baptist church of this ity seems to be In a pecullarly unforta. nate position at present, owing to » wide difference of opinion as to whether Mr. Lomen should be the pastor or not, A short time ago he reslgued that position to acospt the one of finanolal agent of Shartleff college, at Upper Alton, and Iast week he shipped his household goods and made ready to move his famlly to Alton, but his friends rallled about him and so urgently protested that he consented to remein here if they de slred him to be thelr pastor again. Many cf them clalming they would leave the church 1f he did not, & buz- inees meeting was heid Taesday ever ing to determine the qouestion, and from all accounts it appears to have been a rather lively one, thtere belng much feeling shown over the matter. A motion was made for Mr. Lemen 10 but this was oppored that the rules required that the preslding officer shall be the pastor, or in his absence some member of the church, aud that Mr. pomen I8 nelther, he having resigned the pastorate, and never having doposited his member- ship letter in neithor charch here, but had retalned that elsewhere. There was much lively dlecussion over this, and the motion was fiaally overruled, and another person called to the chair The frlends of Mr. L men offired a resolution iovitleg him to serve ae supply for the church for one year Thts brought the matter to a direct tssue and a ocountlng of votes. The motlon was, after some very earnest discasslon, carried by a large majority, the vote belng 42 to 21, When the matter was thus scttied, several of the 8. | prominent members of the ohurch asked for letters of dismissal, which were cheerfully granted, while others expressed themselves as not quite de- clded 0o what they would do, ex cept that they would withdraw their support, even If they let thelr mem. bership remain, and attend other charches. The minority who thus stoutly ep- pose Rev. Mr. Lemen's return as pas- tor, do not seem to put forward any objections to his moral character, but simply that they do not belleye he is the man for the place, and that thelr personal feeling s euch that they cannot work harmonionsly with him as a pastor. 1t 18 indeed unfor. tunate for all concerned that such a difference should arise. The church here has had trouble in the past, bu had overcome 1t, aud entered upon a career of ucefulness and proeperity, which promised great things fcr the fatura, I¢ {8 to be hoped that this new trouble, llke former oues, may be left behind as the church pushes forward in {ts course. The many friends of Mr. Lsmen can not but regret also that his return to the pastorate, so eagerly de sired, ls marred by euch a rontest. As acliizn Rav, Mr. Lumen has always been very active inall public enter- prises, espectally of a benevolent na ture, and there are maony outside of the church who wilijbe gladjon this accoun', that Couneil Biufls is not to o hiw He will now be on the grounds to push forward the hospital scheme {n which he has been eo actively interested, and there are ather enterprises for the relief of the poor and distressed in which he will also probably be proml- nent as in the past. ness Blocks in a Blage. The Apparent Intent Being to Plauder as well as Burn, About 3 o'clock yesterday mornlog some of those who had been out to the dance the unight before, dia- covered smoke pouring forth from the hallway between Poregoy & Moore's retail atore and the American exprees cfise, on Broadway. The Bluff Olty boys responded to the alarm very promptly, and speedily equelohed the flames, which were fouud to be at the head of the stair- way, on the sccond floor, snog to the door leading Into Justice Sohurs's office. The attorneys, Lindt & Hart ovcupy the next cffize, while on the other side are the cffisea of the express company. The fire did but little damage exoept to the doorway to Justice Schurz's uffive and the partition, bat the water, neceseary to put it out, drenched his cflize pretty well, with books, papers, ete., eome of which belongedto J. W Balrd, who has his (flize there also Taere wore very plain slgos of ivcen disriem, the caslog by the exprees cffizes having been whittled away and then lighted, with an evident Inten- tion to start a blaze there, but it failed, it was then started across the hall, There are fndications that a like at- tempt to set the bulldiog on fire was tried the night before, for on Taesday the attention of those in Jastice Schurz's office was called to the fact tha the door had becn slightlyecratoh- ed about a hole cut in the door for slipping papers through, The soratch then looked as if some one had held a oandle to the door and tried to set it on fire, After this discovery Jastico Schuiz lntended notifying the polica, bui the trial of a oase came on and the matter was neglected. It sceme that the only purpose of thein. cencisrsm was plunder. There is in the block a j 'welry store with a heavy stock of goods, berilos the express office, and other places holding valua- bles, and it Is deemed probable by many that whoever started the fire had an eye out for the possible chance of plundering. Open for work, Pryor's Bex Job Priuting Office, 7 Pearl stroct. Y —_—————— PERSUNAL. J. W. Batler and wife, of Neola, are at the Pacitic houte, Russell Smith, of Des Moines, was at the Pacifio yesterday. C. H. Holmes and wife, of Magnolia, Tows, are at the Pacitic. T. L. Enuie, of Des Moines, was at the Pac fi: yesterday, Thomss Wordell, of Macon, Mo., head. ed yesterd y's list at the Ogcen. J. W. Murphy, of Des Moines, wae at the Ogden yesterday, W. W, Loomis, of David Bradley & Co., has gone to Chicrgo on a business trip. Rev, Mr, Harris, of Omaha, wss in the city yesterday, and favored Tus Bir with acull, F. L. Goodwin and J. W. Borton, cf Malvern, were in the city yesterday. J. W. Smith, of Huron, slved ut the Ogden yesterday, E. G. Landers, of Rockford, Iil, ar- rived in the city yesterday and is at the Ogden. C. 8. Clark, of The Nonpareil, has gone to Marengo, in cowpany with his wife, who has been in poor health since her thrilling experience at the time of the Dakota, ar- s The CAUGHEY HOUSE on Broad- | fiood. way Is one of the best hotels of its size In the weat. . Wet nalls $3.00 per keg, at DaVol & Wright's, Just received, a car-load of cobs. Address orders to L B Coustos, Box 109, City. The Water Works. The regular annoal meeting of the stockholders of the Council Blufts City Water Works company was held in this city at 2 p. m. yesterday, and the following directors were elected to rerve for the year ending on Jane 12, 1884: Robert Sewell, John B, McG orge, Eilward F. Sanford, John N, Cuzaus, and Sdney W. Hopkins, of New York; Sldney W. Hopklns, Je., of Now Haven, and Goorge F. Wright, of Counctl Bluffs. e Partles deslring ice-croam for ple, nics, eto., can be supplied at the Earopean restaurant. Al Four of those sentenced to the peni- tentlary, Kempton, Shipman, Hig- gios and Fales, have been takea over the road by the eheriff, and, in view of the recent attempts made by them to break out, Jaller Shanz aleeps more sweetly now, and will probably get a full night's reat when the others go. Kempton left behind bim a slingshot, an ugly weapon, which he had con- ocealed In the jail, doubtless walting for a good chance to use it. oy A few more of these red cashmere shawls at Davidsoa's. Republiican Wara Primaries. The republicans of Coancll Bluffs will meet in ward primaries on Mon- day evenlug, June 18, 1883, at 7:30 p m., at the places below Indicated, for the purpose of olecting delegates to the republican county conventlon to be held at the court honse on June 22: The First ward, at Weis & Clausen's store, and select five delegates. The Second ward, at the « ffice of Smith, Carson & Harl, and select eizht delegates, The Third ward, at the city buildiog, and select ssven delegates. The Fourth ward, at the court house, and select nine delegates, By order of the republican township central committee, " Omas, M, Hagy, Chairman. Commercial job printing, finest styles and reasonable rates, at Pryor’s Baa Job Ofiice, 7 Pearl strect Real Estate Transfere. The followlug are the real estate transfers, zeported June 13, 1883, by Rose & McMahon, No, 4 Pearl street, Oouucil Bluffs, Towa: Richard Kaoron to Willlam Miller, ¢4 nv} and part of sw} ni} and ac} oo, 81800 U, 1 &P. R R.Co. to M W, Ferguron, v } aw }, 30, 75, 40, 8313 83, J. H. Jeukive to J. M. Paimer, lote 21 and 22, block 15, Howard's ad- ditlon, §200, D ¥ Echerto J. P. Gou'dor, lot 6, block 7, Grimes’ add!'ion, 870 Total sales, $3 113 83; total sales for the week, $20 138 83. MG AR S 5 8 Awning for salo cheap at J, C. Bix- by’s, 333 Broad way. —————— Our New Loan suu wuwuprovement Uo Investigation into the matter cou- vinces us that one of the moat equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of building housce is that proposed and in operarion by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of this city. By investirg in shares in this Institation, which 1is backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes poseible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga certaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, in a few years & man can own a house of hls own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rect. We believe the Mercantlle Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long plans and system of loans will bear [ vy perehy given thit tho re DFALER IN the most careful scrutiny and exam- tin of the stock ol ersof the C) ncii Bluffy ' . ination, and wo have no esitancy in [ City Water W ra Coup ty w1l b heida ho H:rd Wood, Yellow Pine pronouncing them reasonable and n Wednesday, the £ ar Lumb equitable, and backed by gentlemen P I"““_v"" ° and Red Cedor L Jmber, of honer and integrity., As the com or thecreuing ' aa, 4 ged Colar Pil'ng, Cedsr Telegraph 0 exists It beo o 1 uch other buslues Pol d Fen Yosts, Oak D menslon ~tuff, pany exista It becomes at ouce an In- 3 will cloe | Bridge Materini of all kiods, at Bed Koek Prices. stitotion of value and credit to our ”"L‘,.“".“ S oelel | A Specialty in clty and those who dcsire homes. 92, a4 8.0¢lo0k Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office Iz in the base- ment of Shugart's and McMahon's new block, corner |First avenue and Peoarl straet ian27-1y ————————————————— WINTHERLICH BRO'S, J. N, CASADY. CASADY & ORGCUTT, 502 BROADWAY, ~ - COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA, EXCLUSIVE CARPET STORE. Only one in the City. &tock now Complete. Mail Orders 8Solicited. ‘CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. F. H, ORCUTT, Bulk and Barrel Lime, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HATR AND SEWER PIPE, Tard o al J. M. PHILLIP: Wholesale and Retalil BOOTS AND SHOES Fine Shoes a Specia.ty, 4|3 Broadway, Pgu'nciivl NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship yuaranteed, Nos. 7 and 9 Main Street, . - - COUNOIL BLUFFS DIREGTURY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. west 1 No. 34 Stroct - C un-il Blufts. Bluffs, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. JoHN BERO & 00.. 18 Main Street and 17 Pearl Street. L. B. GLARK & O, 578 ai nfiee 105 bavudwss. MAX MOHN, }oresron nouse {{sm R biiane: J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. o si's: s o ave DR. J. F. WHITE, °"&ices, 300 Wiow Kvemme N. SCHURZ, T J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, GASH BUYERS, 8. A PIERQE, " 500 A o O it PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, &: i b var: Stock complete, and suits made G. F. SMITH. at reasonable prices, Nc. 806 Main street. W. W. SHERMAN. 5urieramees L wey JATIES FRANEY, il noios as i HOWE & SIN, ™" IINDTEE HART, o e E. STOCKERT & 0., 2t intorstihersos eer SANITARIUM ZCeutfising o soivy Lo WADE GARY, V*™"*5i b sy st e, P. J. HENNESSY, il sid beimecn bih and vin Avence EDWIN J. ABBOTT, REVERE HUUSE, & od s s e, Yo DE CAY & GASSEL, SC3mAcions,waBujinins P. OVERTON, TURE, STOVES and Household Supplles, 303 Broadway, Maun't Fino Farniiure, Upholatery goods Justlce of the Peace, Notary Public and General Conveyancer, 415 B'way. OFHcE 0 THY ) F ATER WORKSCO WOOD AND COAL | for brick yard purposes. A full supply cf wood | and coai ilways on hand st yara, R02and 504 Muin street. Office, 605 Firsh avenue, betwoen Main and Poarl streots. 0 0'clock &, m, | By order of the Board of Di ectors. JOHN H. COZFNS, Assicbant Socretary. Jo 67t THOS, OFPIONR. H. M. PURAY, OFFICER & PUSEY, MORBAN, KELLER & (0., tghq'nm R AFCF IR S8 P2 nest_quality and Iron & Brass Foundry| Council Bluffs, [a. |smbdissr i fomts Gor, 61 Stroet and 11th Avenus, | Established, - - 1856 |5l Buivy: *UruoTERING tn oS COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. | o bous mensiuegy "¢ Domesie Bucthaser T g, b i 2 e ——— Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Csuneil Blutls, Weat Sido Square, umu.A.}“'w-‘- B.S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DFALER IN FANCY WALL PAPHER, 31 Malin Sireet, COUNCIL BLUF DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., ‘2ccessors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Whoesals Fruters and Gonfectiozers i6 and 18 Pearl-st., Couneil Blu¥s, Ia. " BULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN GROGERIES,PROVISIONS,BO0TS & SHOES IMMIGRATION AGENTS, Drafts on Bark of Ireland, Dublin, fcrssle. 343 Broadway, Council Bluffs, WET NAILS, $3 A KEG, EFLOODED GCOODS CHEAP, A DE VOL & WRIGHT'S, 504 Broadwav, and 10 and 12 Main St., Council Eloffy, Tewa. MR- M. McALIST: R, THE LEADING DEALER IN I L HERY & NOTIONS, 2256 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, M. GALLAGHER, GROCHEH RIHES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendants, RY US. First Door East of the Metrepolitan Hotel, Lower RBroadway _ leb3ly “sa-tu-th- PETER C. MILLER, W ALIL PAPEIR! AND WINDOW SHADES PAINTING IN ALL 178 BRANCEES, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES. kY45 W.AN0.2 North ™ ite 0 aat HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS MOREY LOAWED, ABSTRACTS FORNISHED., & M'MAHCON NO. 2 PEHARILSYT., COU YOI BLUEXES. CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN. PROPRIETOR. 216, 217 and 219 south Main street, COUNCIL BLUFF3, - - - A A MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI b3 B. J. HARDING, M. L., NOTICES. Medical I0WA. Electrician NOTICE. —Bpecial advertisonents, euc Lost, Found, To Loan, For 8 AND GYNECOLOGIST. Gradoste of Klectropathi delphla, Office Cor, Broadway & (lonn Ave, COUNCIL BLUPFS, I0WA, ugertion and FIVE or each subecqueat at our office, oadway ENTH {nsertion No. 7 Institution, Phils na, Leave adv ort Pearl Btreet, Wanta ent of oll disesses acd peintal ANTED cullar §0 ferales u specially Wl Vreaduay, ( si‘uation a3 Fouse t given, No 1 stone dresser, A Oitce. BEBUTIEIR PROMPT CASH PAID, No commsi ‘s charged. Send for Quatations. 542 Broadway, - (COUNCIL BLUFFS, W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. In Council Bluffs to 0 cente week, de ce, No 7 Poarl Stroed ANTED—Everybod to take Tus B liverod by carriors. near Broadway. For Sale and Rent. 107 SALE—A hotel, furnished, good locality and gool terms. Address A. K. I, Bxx Office, Council Bluffs. MBS, B, J, HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON 232 Fresdwav. Ceuneil Blsfon Omaha and Council Blufts Real Estate & Collection Agenoy. n Odd Fellow s block, over Bavings' Baak foub-y