Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1883, Page 6

NS 6 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, June 20, SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier = = = = = = By Mai - - - 20 conts per week $10.00 per Year OFFICE: No. 7 Pear] Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Joseph Reiter's spring styles. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's, Se Justice Abbott is said to be a probable candidate for the oftice of Sheriff The city council could not get a quorum Monday night, but will try it again this evening. 1. J. Huntington, son of the up town grocer, was married on Friday last to Miss Anna F. Halliday, of Oakland. Col. Hoffmeyer, J. T. Oliver and others, will sle represent Council Bluffs at the State Sportsmen’s tourna- ment in Marshalltown. The Wabash road is badly hothered by the washouts, but it is expected that trains will be soon running as usual, and POLICE Picxmcs Those Who ane Troubled Them- selves and Their Fellows, A Row in the Dug Outs and an Affray About a Woman. In the police court yesterday morning the veritable John Smith appeared as e probably has at a hundred other all at the same time. John pleadodguil ty to a plum £7.60, drunkenness, Ed. Lincoln, places a swarthy young mar who has had a fine hanging over his head {as the outcome of a fight, wa before the court for having assaulted his He was fined allowed time t tosettle up the old score and the new. The case of Charles Prufke cf with assaulting Adolph Krouse, on June Tth, came up again after several contin uances and was disposed of. The evidence showed that Prufke hit Krouse with a picee of iron, causing abloody sealp wound; that woman in & and costs and he had come to the brewery where Prufke was at work, and tl drunk but abusive, and after being or dered away, as he had by several occasions, he raised a t he was not only en hefore on r oof iron 1 in the meantime a little more circuitous | to strike Prafke, when the latter hit him route will be arranged. The tickets for the commencement ex- ercises of the High School are now on sale at Bushnell’s. Those who desire to secure good seats should step up to the diagram promptly. The examinations continued in Francis academy yesterday, and pro very satisfactory. This afternoon the graduating exercises are to be held, and the public is generally invited to attend. | [ The work on the large planing will of Strock Bros. will be commenced as soon as the title to the property is secured, the owners living at a distince, and there being consequently some delay in the papers, Superintendent Farnham'’s last month ly report shows the whole number of pupils registered in the public schools as | 7, and the attendance, 1,888; the averaging number belonging, 1,720, and the average daily attendance 1,556, Sam Caldburn who has Dr. stable at the fair ground, promises to Bivek Wlibwirip of apasd byeNCimoRt: b tween the heats of the racers on the Fourth. Normontis a very speedy colt. The Fourth Ward did mnobly for the xelief of the flood sufferers, the amount subscribed being $587,25, bundcu furnish- ing clothing amounting to much more. There is evidently generosity and public spirit among the resident of the Fourth. The Council Bluffs water works has ha its gate house at the photographed. It shows up well in a. pi re, but yet even photographs cannot rerson a full p of the magnitude wmpany’s work here, | A revolver which was not loaded, of © not, was being pawned on Broad Monday, when it suddenly went off, sending a ball through the window and | across the street striking the Revere house. The only safe way now is to keep a revol Archibald’s, or loaded. | if they want to, were yesterday granted to Edwin M. Burns and Grace A. Elmore, both of Avoca; Charles Linderman of this city and Lena ‘Wolff of York township; Addison Tower of Ashland, Neb., and Arabelle Johnson of Louisville, Neb. Sheriff Guittar has been on the road be- tween here and Fort Madison most of the time since the adjournment of the district court. He left last evening with two more prisoners, Doane and Mullen, this being his fourth trip. There is still the darkey boy to be taken to the re form school after his return from this trip. . Some new attractions are added to the programme arranged for the driving park on the Fourth., There are added two Taces for gentlemen’s roadsters, one for donble teams, mile heats, best two in three. The other is for single dsters, the same. The entrance fee in each is $2.50, and the purse in the first is a sin- gle harness, while the the winner of the second takes all the entrance money. Yesterday morning Judge Aylesworth was called upon to unite in marringe Mr. \\ illiam lhmlk son of A, M. Ihutullu, Iate deputy U. 8. marshal, to Miss Naney Bair. The judge performed the cere- mony very neatly, and the happy couple started for their home in the country near Avoca, ready to receive the many congratulations which will surely be poured in upon them. A. C. Graham, of Oliver & Graham, was needed as a witness as to a stolen un, the case being before a justice at Pacific Junction, The subpama issued called for his presence on Sunday, there being some mistake in the date, and as Mr. Graham did not feel in duty bound to neglect church for state he remained away until a bench warrant was issued for him Monday, and he was called on to show reason why he should not be fired for contempt. On the mistake being yointed out Mr. Graham was excused, the cost being thrown onto the justic In the supreme court yesterday Col. Keatley and J. N. Baldwin appeared and argued the Silver Creek township contro- versy by which it is sought to be settled who is the rightful custodian of the school funds, Last March the township consolidated into an independent school district, and the board elected a new treasurer, who claims the funds, while the other side claim that the treasu elected last September shall serve out the | full year. The latter officer does not care to fight for the position or hold on to the Funds, but he fears that he and his bonds- men will be legally liable if they turn over the funds to the other treasurer, there being a doubt as to the validity of the new election. Judge Aylesworth is to think over the question fora few days | —— A seamstress who dwells in Nankeen, | Mashed her hand in a sewing machine, The hand was a sight, But St. Jacobs Oil .{unu, Cured the cut, and prevented gangrene Angostura Bitters are the hest remedy for rewoving In«ll{ tion and all diseases orig inating from the digestive organs, Bewaro of | counterfeits, Ask your grocer or druggist fo the enuine article, manufuctured by Dr. J. . Siegert & Sons. | uW\ for work, Pryor's Bee Job Print ing Office, 7 Pear] stroot. b | —— The CAUGHEY HOUSE on Broadway is one of the best hotels of its size in the ‘west, B — Dr, West, Dentist, 14 Pear] street. e — 1Is your wife's health poor! Are your children sickly! Give them Brown's Iron Bitters, It will revive them. ence, were at the Pae | support and comfort. | t with some tool he had in his hand Prufke was consequently discharge There was another disgraceful row in Uu' dugouts again Monday night, which pssitated a visit from the police. Men, | ymen and children were so mixed up in it that it seemed impracticable to at | tempt to lock up the whole community, 80 after quict was restored and the prom ise given by those most concerned that they would appear in court the next day the ofticers left. Yesterday most active participants, Mr. and Mrs, George Whitting were not to be found, and it is supposed that they skipped for Omaha Monseur and Madame Le Fleur were were brought in and a host of witnesses were examined revealing a most disgust ing state of society in the dugouts. The Monsicur was fined £15 and cost and for lack of funds was sent to jail for ter days. Madame was fined a like amoun but owing to her peculiar stay was granted her. These news here hecome 8o common among them that it is high time some firmer measures were taken to suppress them, otherwise the community will be startled some morn- ing by the news of a murder in the dug- outs, Yesterday afternoon Wi, Vincent and W, Carroll had alively set to on the lat- ters farm near thecity. The troublescems to have arisen out of some jealousy of a woman. It appears that Vincent visited Carroll's place with the intention, as he says, of secing the woman and having a talk with her. Carroll ordered him away, and such bad blood was aroused that arroll struck him with a brush hooc, a long knife with a still longer handle, making a formidable weapon. Vincent showed a slash through his hat as proof | that Carroll had hit him with his wea | pon, but the blow being a glancing one, aused no wounds of a dangerous nature. Vincent appeared before Justice Va and ha ‘arroll on a charge of assault with intent to murder, and the details of the will doubtless be aired in the courts, A, Dy v, who has been lying in juil for lays, on a charge of | stealing a c have a hearing tc day. The witnesses, for the mnlum, which the defendant secured his continu- ance of the case, have not been found at last reports. P. Knight was arrested yesterday on an information filed by George Edgar before Justice Vaughan charging him with steal- g lumber, windows, ete, from the driv- ing park. It is thought that there are an, others mixedup in the matter. Mrs. Bachus got outa warrant pester- day for the arrest of James Reynolds, for obtaining money under false protensos. — PERSONAL, G, 8. Dean and 8, att, of Independ- J. M. Van N st, of Cincinnati, arrived at the Pacific yesterday. M. B. Darnell, a well known Walnuter, ar- rived here last evening on his return home from a ten days’ trip to the northward, B. F. Elliott and D. Winter were arrivals from Boston at the Pacific house yesterday. J. 8. Kelley, of Bloomington, TIL, was a Pacific house guest yesterday. F. E. Alexander, of St. Louis, is at the Og- den. Levi Hill, of Ottumwa, was in the city yes- terday. A. W. Stedman, of Chicago, dined at the Ogden yesterday. A. W. Crawford, of Ishpenning, was an Ogden house guest yesterday. Mich,, J. A. Knowles, repre was in the city yesterc B. A. Kipp and A. F. Tanner, of Milwau- kee, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. uting Cole’s circus, D. E. Johnson, of Chicago, was an houso guest yesterday. Ogden Frauk Champlin, the well-known Chicago & Northwestern conductor, has been the railway exposition in Chicago, attending | ext month, to see the doings of the 3334 sary of the founding of the « visit his son who ix e paper at Alberquerqu ird has returned from the battle of Waterloo, having gone from there to Mt, Ver non, where his brother is attending school, There are four other Council Bluffs boys at- tending school there, Miller, Wallace, and MeGee, making with Baird five The boys not only prove a good rep for Council Bluffs numerically in all, ntation ways, — A WARNING TO BOYS, The Eventful Li inds Most 3 5 | can awn a house of his own for about the ok bt on wlo the grvet Btk aad fudian Tany here remember a boy nawed | sume as e pays monthly for rent. We rice 64 ceitts por bottler | Julius Newman, whose mother is a most | beliove the Mereantile Loan and Trust erl difcrent kinds, or grados worthy woman, and respected by all | company, by organizing and opening up scharges from the head, nose those in this city who know her sad trinl to the to whom he should have Julius | has proved a widowed mother, been a He was only four- een years of age, and yet he has caused not only his mother and friends much trouble, but he has been a great annoy ance to the police. Last winter, in com L\""’ with another boy, he ran away to Nebraska, and it was some time before any tidings could be obtained of his was her up ducats enough ged two of the| condition a |* v warrent issued for the arrest of | & air | City Auditor Burke is planning to visit Santa and to ng and publishing o | Nosteuw | but in other | THE DAILY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFEFS, W and brought here. youngJulius continued wishes, but during the latter April his mother gave up the task of rul \ ing him and decided he must be sent to the reform school. He was arrested by | Ofticer Cusick and locked up in the cala boose, but while the officers’ were at din ner he managed to crawl through the bars of the over the v and part of | by a shrewd strategy explained his | presence in police headquarters to Mar shal Jackson, so that he made Then he ran away to Chicago, and the anxious mother has been able to | got any tidings of him, until now the news | nes of his death. The last sad tidings | are brief, being simply that he was hurt | in a cireus there, and was taken to a hospital where he died good m«‘ | ) | Exclusive | e— THE GRADUATING CLASS, \eir Diplomas row. h form | The graduating exercises, whic the most prominent feature of the closing of the term in the public schools, are to | Dohany's | laree' 502 Broadway, 2 B such occasions. be held to-morrow evening in [ hally and will doubtless attract |audicnce, ws usual on |The graduating class number nine, and [ the following programme s been pre- | [ pared | | PART | na,” by Inez 1., a good time 1 \u,. ,\' ! | . | coming,” by | The effect of the French m!uhuu K|L‘| ary men of that time,” by Kate on ll- I | Chorus, * o merrily over the ocean spray,” | ay, “Two questions,” Ly Ella MeIntosh, | | Oration, “Courage,” by Chas, Woodbury PART 11, W ||v1| the mml blow *al MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIVE, 4 Pearl Stree in from the | Duet M | ow the twilieht's softly s ; smparison between b \d writing an essay,” by Carric A tributo to the hand,” rchestra, tation of diplomas n, Rev, Macl y. Real Estate The following real estate transfers were ansfers, 413 Broadway, = EDNESD. Garpet DEALERS IN Bulkand Barrel Lime Louisville & Portland Cement HARD AND SOFT e J. M. PHILLIPS, WHOLELALE AND RETAIL AY, JUNE F. . ORCUTT unmanageable, and last January again | fell into the hands of the police here, | Deputy Marshal White arresting him | < casapy with three other boys for rowdyish con- | duct. Again he was let o, promising to beavo. imselt and mind s mothers | CASADY & ORCUTT, MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. CASADY & ORCUTT, COUNCIL BLUFFS. | S A H. MAYNE & CO, JAL AT LOWEST PRICE, - Stors, They Wil Say Thelr Say and Iteceive [Only one in the City. Stock now Complete I0WA, ~~BOOTS AND SHOES!, Fine Shoes a Specialty. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 20, 1883, Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. West Side Square, Clarinda, Iowa. 'WET NAILS, $3 PER KEG. .A.I\TD OTEIER FLOODED COQDS CHEAP De Vol and Wright’s. 504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Main St,, Council Bluffs. R. S. COLE & (O, MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL At heMus Improved Kinds of Lighining Rods Also Wood And Ornan, nd Tron Pumps, Wood Tubing and Gas Pipe and Pipe Fixtures, ad Tron Pumps. Orders will receive prompt attention, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. for both No, 604 South MMn Sbreet M. GALLAGHER filed for record June 19, 1883, reported by Rose & McM Council Bluff Sarvh block ahon, No, 4 Pearlstreet, Archer to Carson; Emery . J. Pattee, ne } of | 2; 888D, Alonzo Tullis, sw} of 0 41, 8030, 7 and 9 Main Street, ncis B, Hayes to Fred Holst, sw }, | = 41, 81,600, E. Follett, et al, 00, JO HN BENO & C h Landsman, ¢ 0, "y h P, Boul- | L B. CLARK & CU.. ey | o et MAX MOHN, arocn, oo i o) 7 M BARSTOW M. D, Woodmancy to District R. H, ship of Macodonia, purt sw } se §, 22-74- own- | DR, 3. F. WHITE, 40, 834D, | 0. M, Kelley to Sylve lot 2, block 5, Macedonia M. Kell S WAGNER, to George R. b, part of lots 37, 88 and 79, | J, M., ST, JOHN & CO..CA: Davis et al. rah) Beard, lof original plat, £6,000. Dra Hodwiz A, Lange to Uriah Mackmaken, S A. PIERCE. return mail. 140 Broadway part lot 11, original plat, 650, Total sales, 814, 30; total sales for the week, 84 PROY tOM FIRE. JACOB KOCH. C. F. SVITH. W. W. SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SON, LINDT & BART, Stock Complete, | Th Yitizens 1 Not Now Get Panic Stricken if the Alarm Sounds, Since the washing away of bridges and approaches to the creek by the flood there | hias been much doubt s to how the Res- cuo engine could get across the creek, if fear of the | supply of water, of which there needed, and a still greater lack of isfnone te able circumstances, unless it be in times of Ilu 1. The fears about the stability of the M et street bridge have now been greatly allayed by the decision of Ray- Mond & Oampbell that .the bridge is as safe for the engine to cross as it was be- fore, so that the steamer will be taken and Household Suppl much under the most favor- James Block Mauufa And bath house gomery, M SANITARIUM WADE CARY, 421 Office, Bray's stable at the water in the creek and other needed steps will be taken to make the fire protection better. The city h:mIEDWIN J' ABBOTT' o Wil ather o amporiant_changca| BBV BRE HOUSE, have been made. The prospect of hav DE CAY & CASSEL. W. H. ALMY. Notary Pu near future has caused the city to post- pone action in some resp: > large agricultural machinery house Bought and sold. Corner Main an Will contract for £ PETHYBRIDGE & BERBERTZ, Artistic Work and reasonable STOCKERT & 00, ™l v it as of old when needed. A plat- | form has been built at Sixth street, so o that the steamers can there get P- J. HLNNESSY, Trade Supplicd. NUGENT & SMITH, «MerchantTailor FIRST CLASS GOODS AND THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED, COUNCIL BLUFFS. DIRBOTORYV COUNCII BLUI‘FE. IA. INE MERCHANDI 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street D! 1STS. stions Compounded at all hours. 106 Broadway CRESTON HOUSE n Street. Hotel, 217 a1 OFT Corner F OFFIC il Fifth up-stairs. Re funerals at H BUYERS. Corn ¢ rates., id 219 Main street 108, itth strect and Fifth ave B, dence, 690 Willow avenue, | N. SCHURZ. OFits over ‘American Expron: ‘ourth street. Wholesale butter ¢ try and fruit. § NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, er Main and First avenue. Broadway Meat Market, Broadway. MERCHANT TAILOR, Suits made at reasonable prices. ady y. Plans and spec DEALER IN FINE I 1 have the variety that brings patronage. MERCHANT A FURNITURE STOVE ies. No. 805 Main St.| CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th and Broa ifications furnished. TARNESS. 124 Main street. TLOR. ges. 872 Broadway. 303 Broadway. acturers Fine Furniture and 423 Broadway. hysician Manufacturer of HORSE COL] sthatreet, JUSTICE OF blic and General ¢y » Uphalstery roadway. ERINARY SURGEON, cott street. th and 7th ave. betw 415 Broadway. SMITH & NORTON Broadway opposite New Opera House. CONTRACTORS AND "Refitted £1, 81.50 per day BUILDERS. Corner Sixth street and Avenue G. NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS Broadway. oods, Curtains, L. Sovercign, Prop. I J. Mont- G RO CERIES, New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. 1 LOWER BROADWAY. § Council Blufs TELY | First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, PETER C. MILLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wall-Paper and Window Shades and Painting in all its Branches, ; FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. Nos.1l8 and 20 = - - = INorth Main St. iI-I'OUSES, LOTS AND LANDS Bought and Sold. Loaned, Abstracts Furnished ! | |Money NROSE & McMAIION, No. 4 Pearl Street, - - - - L‘UlIIVL‘/I. BLUFFS. ~ SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN s [roeries, Provisions, Boots and Shoss, IMMIGRATION AGENTS. DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, FOR SALE, 343 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLU DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE.) Wholesale Fruiters and Gonfectioners ! 16 and 18 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, lowa, ' B. S. TERWILLIGER, DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY W AIL.I. PAPER, 31 Main Street, Council Bluffs, lowa, CRESTON HOUSE, |MAX MOHN, - - - i PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 S. Main Stroeoot, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - : B 10WA. ‘ MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, LER IN valuable property in the southern part of the city is, however, still unprotected, or nearly so, there boi ing a supply for the water works in the SPECIAL NOTICES A scarcity of water, and noengines near there. Whilo answer- [ NOTICE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, ing to an alarm of fire the department | Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wanty, Board must take its apparatus over horrible [ing ete., will be inserted in this column at the low More protection has been asked | rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion these property owners time and | and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for cach subsequent in- time again, but they are told to wait No. 7 til the water works are running. un- | sertion. Leave advertisements at our office, Pearl Street, near Broadway —— Our New Loan and 1 provement Co, FOR SALE AND RENT. SALE 1 te Council Bluffs Swedish Movement Investigation into the matter conyinces us that one of the most equitable, reason | able and feasible plans of building houses is that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improve ment company of this city. By invest ing in shares in this institution, which is | backed by some of our best and most re [ linble business men, it becomes possible |andcomparatively easy for a wan of|! moderate means to secure o comfortable | | home for himself In (.Al‘m;‘ i | number of shares, at a certain | | a certain | monthly payment, in a few years a man A hotel, furnished, good locality and 8. Address A, E. M., Bxs Oftice, and family SATISFACTION GUARANTEED for business, have want in Council Blufts system of loans will hear filled o lieir plans and heat in the face and hewd, harsh, dead or falling hair ful serutiny and examination, and we s known have no hesitancy in pronouncing them "-\’:’ ’.‘.‘“" reasonable and equitable, and backed by | Aloog vl Grow atlemen of honor and int As | g (e blood, results in reathing, small weak § 2 %ith liver the company exists it becomes at once an institution of value and eredit to our city and those who desire home Their ‘un 5 ident is T. A. Kirkland; vice president Judge Peake; secretary, 1. R. Beer treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office is r | nd glassy, supken appear M, H. J. Hllluu 1D, whereabouts, At last it was | in the basement of Shugart & McMa- Name it Moy e i | e e o e warns and | PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, in Omaha, Released from lhu\, Pearl street, jan27-ly. 232 Broadway, Counell Blufls, W.R.V Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Real estate and collec block, over Savings Ban J. D. EDMUNDSON, K President, CITIZENS BANK. Hard Wood, Yellow Pine OF COUN wnized under the pital Interest paid on time principal cities of the A ction ageney. AUGHAN Council Bluffs, ik jans-tf L. RILGART, Vice-Prest. CIL BLUFFS laws of the State of Towa, E. L. Shugart, J.W. Rodefer, W. Street. WINTHERLICH BROS. [ron & Bras Foundry Cor, Gth St, || COUNCIL BLUF and 11th Ave. ] IOWA “FOR TABLE USE.” The Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, From Birresborn onthe Rhine. the highest medical aut Sole agents tor the U and Cauds, 115, 117, 119, 1 Elw street, Now York, horities. KED K HOLLENDER & 0., = P Overton, Cashier. Recommended b a2-3w THE LEADIN M ATIR GOODSI 337 Braadway, Council Bluffs. MRS.E.J. HARDING, M. D. Medical Electrician and Red Cedar Lumber, lar Telograph Polesand Material AND d Red Cedar Piling, C of AHkm w'boi) AND COAL i at yard (504 Main street. Detween Main and Pearl CYNECOLOCIST ! Graduate of Electropathic Institution, Philadelphia Per . 3. BIBLEY- BUTTE R Prompt Cash Paid. 1 for Q adwiay Coung Office Cor. Broadway & G COUNCIL BLUFFS, [0WA The treatment of No commission charged. S poculiar to females 42 11108, OFFICKE, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS MORGAN, KELLER, & CO0., UNDERTAKERS. The finest q K west of Chicago of Wooden ai ‘ Council Blufts, Is all b We defy or pri Our Mr. ' for forty years ana thoi ¢hly understands his busi- iway. UPHOLSTERIN attended to; also carpet Telegraphic and mall ness. Warerooms, Established - - 1856 in all its branc promptly ealers in Forgien aud Domestic Exchange and | laying and - lambrequins s o beagien Aé Remie foriem e without dea,