Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 6, 1883, Page 6

who struck one Perking be- ” SSALE AND RETAIL h = church here, and who is now president of | cause the latter called his dusky WHOLESALE AND RET/ ' | SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the Talladega college, Alabama, gave a|darling a wench is now in jail { and may not get out so soon as he THE DAILY BEE, COUNCIL BI.UFFS, MOND AY, AUGUST 6, 1888, e g g THE DAILY BEE. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, August 6. MINOR MENTION. See Joseph Reiter's fall goods. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. Tho circuit court opens one week from to-day. The city council meets in regular ses- n this afternoon. There were no services at the Presby- terian church yesterday. SOMETHING OF THE SOUTH. A Strong Appeal in Behalf ot the Education of the Blacks. Rev. Henry 8. De Forest, who was formerly pastor of the Congregational very interestiug address yesterday morn- ing at the Congregational church. The audience was vory large and the closest attention was given the speaker, partly because of the personal interest felt in him, but still more for the character of the address, which was full of frosh facts, and strong putting of old ideas. His ap- peal waa largely in the interest of the edu- cation of the colored people of the south. The insitution of which he is president and the character of the work being done were pointed out by him in a very interesting manner, A college building that had been put fense. He had a dim sort of a recollec. tion about having been robbed of his money, but was not able to give any very good pointers to substantiate his belief. John Suits paid 87.60 for his drunk. Bennon, & colored youth Charles George 0. expected, as Perking was more severely injured than was at first thought, the blow received by him on the head seem- ing to have caused internal injuries, which may prove serious, and whishlesds to the belief that instead f a fist merely, some knuckles or a slung shot were used. Marshal Thomas Hardie, of Avoca,was here Saturday on his return trip from Missouri, having with him the prisoner, Fred Uhler, wanted for horestealing. Uhler is only seventeen years old, and yet seems to be a keen one The man Church from Virginia, still makes his hendquartersat the jail,though staying of his own accord, and allowed the freedom of the city. His brother 1. N. CASADY F. H. ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, - - - Council Blufts, Iowa. Carpets and 01l Gloths, CURTAINS, Curtain Fixtures, AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF CHOICE To The Trade! We take pleasure in calling your attention to the fact that wehave made such arrange- monts as will enable us to sell you I Buls, Shes, B, Here, as Low as you can buy them East. E=Z" Write for further information. » John T. Stewart is putting up a large | up for the whites, but mainly by slave | from Winona, is expected to arrive to- | Z T I INDSEY & co ddition to his house on Bluff street. labor, was purchased in 1867, and named | day, and will probably take him away . 3 v o S with him, The funeral sorvices of Mrs. Sarah Jackson were held yesterday afternoon. There were fift ? cars of stock received at the Unien yards Saturday and thirty- five shipped. Rev. A. Rogers went to Dunlap Satur- day, to occupy the Congregational pulpit there yestorday. The' saloons now run Sundays with open front doors. At least several of them do, if not all. The water works boys wero mado Oh, bo_joyful, Satirday, by receiving their well earned shiners, Work has begun on the foundation of the County Treasurer Bennett’s new house on Willow Avenue. The paving of the valley between vayne Hall, in Honor of (en, Wager Swayne, of the Freedman's Bureau, This building, which has been recently ropaired at the cost of about 85,000, is large, well built and stately. During the war it was used as a prison for Fedoral troops, and a broken window pane in which was cut “‘prisoners of war” is pre- served as o memorial. The hall stands in tho center of a ine campus, and con- library and museum. 1t is now in good condition, imposing in_appearance and well suited to its use. Foster Hall, used by the Boarding Department for girls’ dormitories and_teachers’ rooms, was erected in 1869-70 at a cost of £22,000. A third building, Graves' Hall, of wood, two stories high, with six acres of land, was purchased in 1873 for the the- ological depart/ Through the mun- ificence of Mrs. Stone, another brick hall tains chapel, school and recitation rvoms, | Hans Jensen claims to have been rebbed the other night, while sleeping in his room on Broadway. A small amount of money being taken, by some unknown thief, whom the police have been unable to find. The man Murphy, brought over from Omaha, on a requisition, to answer the charge of robbing Forman's clothing was before Justice Abbott Satur. the case having been sent there Aylesworth's court. Mur- phy wanted some witnesses from Omaha, and the case was coutinued until next Friday. A well known bootblack, Joe Scott, was run in Saturday for trying to bull- doze other boys from coming on to his beat, getting his customers away from him. He was let go with an ad- Mail Orders Promptly Filled. CASADY & ORCUTT, - - """"""" A. H. MAYNE & CO, DEAL Bulk and Barrel Lime Louisville & Portland Cement MICHIGAN PLASTER, IAIR AND SEWER PIPE, HARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. Council Bluffs, Iowa. RS IN Furmishing - Noveles | 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Cream, Briits & Gonlecionery | Parties, Sociables and Picnics supplied on short notice, and goods delivered to all | parts of the city. s of i monitory lecture. St W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant Main and Bancroft s now complete, and | v, '+ urod in 1881, giving a readingroom | Thomas Ryan, Mike Murphy, and | No, 539 Brodway, T R e IOl P orear) Tt i P * | and dormitories for eighty young men. |Joseph Sutton, are especially mvited to — = 404 West Broadway, - . - : COUNCIL BLUFFS, The fund for Mrs. Maddy, whose hus- band was killed in capturing the Polk city murderers, has now reached about $3,000. Leave to well was given on Saturday to Lincoln Whitney and Mary R. Whitta- ker, both of Macedonia, and to Jepp arrived here, and the water works force was paid off, aside from the usual out- flow of money, Saturday night was a very quiet one. At the fair to be held here this fall ovor 815,000 is to be distributed among exhibitors. .This ought to draw a very Eflm‘ there will be & long serv roadway M. E. church,in the mornin mu freaky typos made an “*1” of a n . Ira W. Patton and Martha Glade, of | Nebraska. Largely by the special gifts ,0f brick house has been built for the use of the president, and two other houses, with valuable land, have been purchased w8 homes for instructo These bnildings are near together, on elevated land, shad- ol with,elm, maple, water-oak and other and mainly the gift of friends in Counee- ticut. This institution is the only one of col- legiate rank, and only boarding school for the freedmen of the stite. There have already been a number of churches started as a sesult of the school, several ministers having been graduated, and facts concerning the illiteracy of the popu- lation of Alabama. About half of the people are colored, and 80 per cent. of these can neither read or write. Of the whites there is also a largo percentage coloved people had been brought to this country by slave ships, and did not come appear in court this morning for indulg- ing too freely Saturday night. Wilson, the shoemaker, who has been arrested and let go time and again, has now been put in the county jail to sober off again, The case of the state vs. Bennett, for e caso of the state vs. Paul Block- ert, for assaulting o deaf mute named Remer, has been opened up again. The alleged assault was made early in June Inst, and the case was_ started in the su- preme court while Justice Schurz was acting in_the ubsence of Judge Ayles- worth, another, and continued and delayed until the prosecution got sick of the thing, and dismissed it, Now it has been commenc- ed again i the supréme court. The matter has already cost the county a of law. —— On the latter's return the case |- 0 t Tailors. @ 7and 9 Main Street. [} =] GENT&SMITH NU L B. CLARK & CU. MAX MCH, CRESTON 10U Grocery, 216 Main Street. Hotel, 9 19 Main strect. ence, 609 Willow avesue, JUSIICE OF THE PE « "R. 8. COLE & CO, | IMANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL Al the Most Improved Kinds of Lightning Rods ey trees, and about half n mile from Talla. | obtaining board under false pretenses, B o = | Townsend and Bertha Maria Nelson. dega. Less than a mile away is Winsted [at Mrs. Evans', was dismissed yester- 4] Z And Ornaments. Also Wood and Tron Pumps, Wood Tubing and Gas and Pipe Fixtures, for both e farm, of 100 acres, secured six years ago, | day. o W = Wood and Iron Pumps. - Orders will receive prompt attention. | Considering, the fact that two pay cars ) poLel v ) 3 : SR 0 OUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA No, 604 South Main Street, 5-00d-tf 1‘ M. CALLACHER, . G RO CERIES, | New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. fine. show, and with the extra fine races, | over a hundred teachers scattered through | went to Justice Schurz’s own court,| DIRBOTORY, COUNCIL BLUIPFS, TA. : ¥ L + Lo W BN ALY | the crowd ought to be equally big. tho field. “Tho attendance has reached fand — was =~ then —taken to - T,——:—————————,—_:ITU%Y { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, " ERBROADWAY. i £ the S ors | about three hundred. g |tico Abbott’s, It was thus ) v RCHANDISE 7 e ‘ oo of tho Saturday ovoning papors | PLSRSINERL L g |t Teom. . ona’ piaeoto|90 N BENO & Cu, b ot | PETER C. MILLER, WHOL Wall-Paper and Window Shades and Painting in all its Branches, LE AND RETAIL e Four hearts wero made to beat as two | who cannot read or write, He urged the |snug little sum, considering the nature| T M BARSTOW M. U OFFICE, ; i zt:h-:lhl;n-tylnu power of {’mlttluvu Ab- | education of the blacks for several reas- | of the case, and those who have watched . U, Cornur Fiith' strect and Fifth ave. FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. , the happy ones being Y. Thomson | ons, * the details of the affair, are heartily dis- i % and’ Miss Bertha M. Nelson, of Neoln;| First, on the ground of justice. The | gusted with the many twists and turns | Di, I, Fv W HLUE, comer i und vireh wpestairs cecti Nos.18 and 20 North Main St. week's Harper's Weekl sketch entitled “The Wateh on the Rind.” It shows skill as well as a koen sense of the ludicrous. a humorous The many friends of Goveraor Hale, of Wyoming, will be glad to know that private advices received in this city are 1o the effect that his health continues to improve, and there are hopes that ho will s00n bo as well as over. _Arrangements have been made for giving Rev. H. 8. DeForest and wife a wbhu reception at the residence of A. B. Valker next Thursday evening. This will give the many friends of that worthy eouple a chance to ugain greet them socially. Dr. Carey informs a reporter that trouble with the cattle and horses in and about Logan is ‘‘Hydrotherax, pleuri simply justice that the whites shall now do something coward lifting them into manhood, Another ground was that of gratitude He eloquently pictured the faithfulnesf of the negro during the war, and the help thoy had afforded the boys in blues Still another was-the pressing need of these blacks. Their ignorance, their moral degrrda- tion, (heir poverty, and physical surroundings, appealed to all for help, rather than contempt. The speaker also spoke asa patriot, and insisted that on that ground, if on no other, there was necessity of enlight- ening this people. They had been given the ballot. They ought to be given in- telligence with which to use it, and by which they might protect themselves from being used as mere dupes of others, - —— SIRSONALL Spencor Smith was yesterday the recipient of agift worth soveral thousand dollars at loast. It was a bo enough will takoe n Nonpareil family. 1 18 soon as luge ignificant place in tho D. C. Bloomer has been enjoying a visit from his rother. C. A. Bloomer, a prominont business man of Buffalo, Warren Wicks, who has been visiting his folks hero, expocts to start buck to Texas to- day, he being engaged in railroading enter- prises there, T. J. Rasp and wife, of Dow City, Towa, were in the city yesterday and partook of Og- don house comforts. asonable rates. 22 Fourth street. ~H BUYERS. NEW BOOT AND SHOI Will contract for funy & 0O 146 Broadway. Wholesale butt s, poul- try and fruit. ip to us. J. M. i, JOH! § A, PIERCE. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBLRTZ, JACOB K CH s comiee. : T R AITH, oot o oS e e W. W SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, HUWE & SON. ) and First avenue, Broadway Meat Market, 827 Broadway. MERCHANT TAILOR, Suits made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St. DEALER IN FINE HARN T have the variety that brings patronage. Main street. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. FURNIT and Household Supplies. [OVES, 303 Broadway. IBought and Sold. Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished ! J MOMAFON No. 4 Pear| Street, - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoesi IMMIGRATION AGENTS. \ DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF IRE] AND, DUB FOR SALE, 83 BROADWAY, C OUNCIL BLUFFS CRESTON HOUSE, ut Lo s, [and from being deprived of their just el ; = 3 s MAX MOHN - - - = PROPRIETOR. pericorditis, and peritonitus, with drop: | rights. The speaker gave many in Amobig tho Clicagolans ab tho Ogden boute| T INT)T & HART, sumos ook 70" Eractice' i sinie nd tederat courta. _*| J sical trucliances in the affected parts.” | resting facts in regard to the moral Yosterday were D, 8, Kerr, X, T, Wilbur, 1, = 21, There are hundreds of folks who all de- elare that's just what they thought it was all the time. The new license ordinance for common earriers, pussed to do away with the weakness of the old one, went into effect yesterday. 1t is expected that tho ex- ressmez will now be brought to the mt on this, but whether they will at- tack its validity as *hey did that of tho intellectual condition of the colored rac and claimed christian education as the best policy by which to solve the race question, Mr, DeoForest evidently has his heart in his work, and yet has not become such an enthusiast that he cannot see the diffi- best methods for overcs i ties in the way, and discuss calmly the | T it. McClure and W, W Dan ( the city . Dounlly. rrigg, of Atlantic, spent Sunday in L. L. Smith, of St. Louis was at the Pacific V. Hutchinson, of Fort Worth, and H., Grant, of Sherman, Texas,wero Pacifle houso guests yesterday. J. W. Deods, of t. Paul, Minn,, arrived at Mauufacturerk Fine Furniture, Upholste and Window Shades ry Geods, Curtains, 307 Broadway. t. STOCKEKT & CO., SANITAR: U WADE CA .Y, P, J. HENNESSY, And bath_house, nd 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop.3P. J. Mont- wouery, M. D, Physician, Oftice, Bray's stable nufacturer of HORSE C Trade Supy Sthstreet, , 217 and 219 S. Main Streot, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - s 1owA MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HATR GOOTD S e ; f T o i z old one, remain to bo séon. Dr. West, dentist, 14 Pearl stroet. | ho Pacifio yestorday. EDWIN J. ABBOTT, oty vautc d 15 Brosivay. R el i ot s ity e sty F. A. Hayward, of Oshkosh, was among| KEV ¢ K E! 31 Sy L N ottod 81, 81,50 por d 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. arranged for holding o basket, Y oxt | THE BLACK VALLEY RAILROAD. | yostorday's arrivals at the Ogdon, {EVeKE H'U-Ub sk ikl N b ) Saturday, and have invited their Omaha - . A. Rose, of Moline, Ogde N VA QY CONTRACTORS AND BUILBERS. e breth:;m to come . avor ulx\ld join in the | It 18 to bo Shown Up at thoBroadway | veserday. o " 4 $he Dden DE CAY & CASSEL. Qe BB IR a) Avinin 0, ° ° A me. he Iloyal reanum never 9] ] v ’ " o ), V N SECOND-HAN USE! ] 8. g e ) Bt e | L Gt o | o, ot e o, st s, ALY, ans ST PRI sors oy Little Windsor. will, without doubt, be one of the big events of the picnic season. Many may have forgotten that there is a board of trade in this city., Little has been heard from it lately, butits regu- lar meeting is to-night, and all members should take at least enough interest to be present. The board of trade, s or- ized, could do much to further the in- rests of Council Blufls, and build up this city, if it only would wake up, aud goat it. The city marshal of Oakland, accord- ing to the Acorn of that place, has met with a cyclone of dpposition and denun- eiation in trying to enforce the ordinance i fi joying the and even threats of Send the marshal up here to sympathize with Marshal n reventing the cows violence are mude. Rev. G. §. Hubbs, of Wisconsin, ono of the strongest and most popular preac ers among the Methodists of that state, spent Sunday in this city, and in the ab- senco of the pastor of the Broadway church he ocoupied the pulpit there last evening, preaching us ho always ‘does a most excellent sermon. Arrangements have also been made with him by which he will, this evening, at the same place, deliver his temperance lecture on *“The Black Valley Railroad.” It is to be il- lustrated by a wonderful painting, eight foet high Dy sixteen feet long, showing tho progross of tho train_drawn by " tha alcohol engine from Sippington to De- struction, There are over fifty figures illustrating the effect of strong drink, and church at tho Bluffs yesterday, “Tho last of tho excursionists returned from Denver Saturday, they being Dr. A. B, Me- Kune, Mr. and Mrs. A. O, Graham, W. B, Wightman and wife, R. T. Bryant aud wife, Mz, aud Mrs. B, 8, Terwilliger, E. B, Tick- uor and wife, Dr. Woodbury and wife, and Alderman Dan Eicher. Dr. McKune reached home from the Denver trip Saturday. He was on the train which was reported as dashed into & canyon, and suys all there on which to build such o stare ling sonsation was that the train was delayed twenty-four hours by a wash-out, He wus, on Thursday, in a bliuding suow storm on the mountaing, and then to drop at once into August weathor is quite a change, L — Rodofor having been elected and ticasurer of the Mercantile \ IO SPECIAL NOTICES. Speclal advertisements, such as Lost, v Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- nserted in this celumn at the low | E for the first insertion and FIV E for cach subsequ sertion. Leave advertisements at our offico, N Poarl Street, near Broadway WANTS, ODELL & DAY, Loans, Reai Estate AND INSURANCE, . |No. 39 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, ouncii Bufls to take 1'by carricrat only twenty rate of T VN ANTEDA comnetent gl for gonoral house work in small family, Good wages. Address T, Bk OFvick, \VANIED VY ANTED= A good wan ook, at the Drover's Hotel, Council BIufls city Property. We have vacant lots in all parta of the city at from ts. ern, 4 large lots, 50.00 up, for vule on monthly pay THouse, 6 rooms, well, plenty of fruit, o Benton street; che No. 80, A désirable residenc A boy, with pony, to deliver Tus Bix. | ow; 85,000, Ninety feet front, oo 1 cond avenue, opjosite eourt house; s, Business Chanc 531 BROADWAY. Restaurant And Day Board. Al the Delicacies of the season, and the finest table in the city, D. A. BENEDICT, Sign Writer &Grainer. $300 worth of house painting traps for sale cheap for cash. Office 83387 Broadway, Council XEluiffs Ta P. Overton, H. H. MARHOFF i W o tiuner und one Cornice-maker, at | 8. —For sale or trade, & of hardware, at "“"l""- “,:i has tried the same thing | numerous cartoons will also be shown and “;u’“‘;l ll‘“]"" emont company | VAN EDOne tinnersd e torloe maker, 6t 1y 2050 sinews point in western lows, Wil trade for DEALER IN 3 9.8 Jargo sc otplained. The reputation which Mr, |4 Vouncll Biutik, hus accopted the e | FOR SALE AND RENT. el thie only one inatown of 700 fuhat Oskland so stirred up | Hubbs has gained elsowhero in pulpit und assumed the management of the | voonus, with good barm, well located, will s fearfully over the case of P. M. | with resisting an officer, an: women are so indignant Teller should discharge him, that they charge have signed their names to a published Women may be allowed t protest. vote, but when sixty-five of the wives and mothers in & place like Oakland little lively for one poor wman. g some of the hat Justice (| abd on rostrum, togother with the inter esting and instruetive nature of this ticular lecture thus illustrated, should cause the house to be packed. No ad wission fee is to be charged, so the poor- | est can have an equal chance with the vichest in hearing this enthusiastic and able temperance talker, and secing the Homer, the China-man, 23 Main st. company's business. The following nimed persons are on the board of direct ors: . A, Kirkland, C. 8 Leflert W. Kadefer, 1. A. Miller, E. L. Shy T. A, Kinkrasn, President. e A euble despateh from London says | that frequent raing and cold weather duy loss sottled dry weather speedily arrives or trade for & farm. iblican paper in western Towa, large | atronage, very cheap i JOALM FOR SALECEighty sores improved, ulght iiles frou Council'Bluffs. Address M. Bed ottice. | 5,40 by 60, on lower Ma Engiire of John Mul o ety street, opposite foundry, J0R SALE Sl at s Bradva | Have a number of cholee farms in western or sale cheaj. LOANS. | We have mos at from 6 to House and 10t uorthwest corner of ¥ Fire and Tornado Insurance. Jons W, Baikp. JPOsaL r cont. Tenth and Broady uy Mice. \OFFICER & PUSEY | .y to loan on farms and city property, | Hard Wood, Yellow Pine and Red Cedar Lumber, |§ Oak and It Fence oh Poles and WO0O0D AND COAL ‘ | " 1 | | | for brick yard purposes. A full supply of wood and o o ing July have dispelled the previous| mios orcss, worvssy. | Best of ules reprosented. Equitable rates | oF rick yard purp od and and Pearl strocts. Lange & Anwerda is the name or the —a— the ripening crops will be seriously delay- WIN new wholesale liquor house which B CRUMBS FROM COURT, ol Relative to the French wheat crop, ERS Mys, B, J, Hilton, M. D THERLICH BROS. : 8 Gatablished itself at 101 Main street. b st e a correspondent states that no more than | BANK . IS, 4, J, futon, i, U, * fThey are already getting in stock, and two-thirds of the wheat area was sown, | A . MANUFACTURER. Council Blufts, . In Establishea - - 1856 Dealers in Forglon snd Domestio Exchange and Houww Socurities. A Variety of Cuses Auracting the intend carrying u large supply of as good Attention of Oficers and goods as they can get hold of, and wake Judges. w‘m push for western trade. As members of the firm are well knowr - and full of enterprise, they will from the | Tu the police court an old man named have theirfull sharo of buswness, and | Bowles was fined 89.60 for being on an | £ HESY RS0 So0 ] | spedily take rank among the largest | agyravating drunk and especially abusive. | wiseat s 'l bl thet' ot o] 00| N. J. Burke was . plainer sort of the | Central Eurepe has good prospocts, and | and that so far as harvesting has gone, | there is a reduction in quantity equal to | 10 per cent. An averago yield is looked | for'in Belgium and Holland, and Italy | has had & moderate haryest. Th i and barley orops of southern Furope are I Bress Foudy COUNCIL BLUFF, - - 10WA, MORGAN, KELLER, & CO., UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. MiMard Hotel Block, OMAHA. . . . pNgg whaat| 222 Broadway fLCouncil Bluffs, leading houses in their line in the E. B. FELLOWS, W.R. VAUCHAN, rgest stock west of Chicago sae offense, and he got off two dollars | taken ltogether the cereal crops of Ku- Fresh Fish, UPHOLSTERER e — & ; : of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls attended to at GRAND CONCERT. loser and then given » chance to work it :']:g‘:“-flrmmrmx;.. of cheap bread Botall Justice of the Peace. Al houmm ™ We dely comgetiion ln qutlty of sonds ey o - & for fos « oroug nderstands his by 'A% Back's garden fo-morrow afternoon | %% s Roe T i mmenatid | WHOle8a1e and Retai Omaha and Council Bluffs, tonfory years aua thoroushly wncenvands b bt | MATTRESS MANUFACTURER, P adeinivg, Good e, | A wan givitg is uacie as Alex. Blow- | chilblains, chapped hands, frost Lis, e, | N, 1odh Main Bree, Next Blick Soutof ot | i o Mootiomagouey, T O Fllow's | Iaving sn sibbuyiiia. Teogruphio and ad | ncte. " asmlipneiaariag doge to onler oo o i . WM. BOHNING. art was also bef the bar for a like of- | Try it , ‘Councll Blufts, lowa, ) block, over Savings T g Jausy | aders fllod without delay, 7 No.r ahet ‘:’:;{’J.vz.um Feteated, ste, e e — |