Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1883, Page 6

ii | { A THE DAILY BEE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1883, fHE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morning, August 11. \SUBSCRIPTICN RATES: - 20 conts per week < < #1000 per Yoar OFFICE: 0. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. See Joseph Reiter’s fall goods. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's, The circuit court opens Monday morn. ing. The Royal Arcanums of Doth sides of the river picnic here to-day. Chris Smith was arrest Leonard for being drunk. i by Officer Omaha ofticers were here yesterday looking after a slugger who is wanted there. Miss Annie Dodge gave a pleasant party Thursday night to a large number of her friends. The everlasting Partridge cases were before Justice Abbott again yesterday, and continued two woeks, The case against Paul Blockert was called up yesterday afternoon and con- tinued until this morning. Thirteen continuances so far, The second i socioty meets at No. 6 Pearl street, room 11, to-morrow aftornoon at 2 o'elock and to-morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Armstrong, pastor of the Broadway church, is to occupy the Moth- odist pulpit at Malvern_to-morrow, it be ing quarterly meeting day. A little girl named Doyle, whose home is in Malvern, but who 1s visiting here, was thrown from a horse near the Ogden Thursday evening, and was slightly in- ju The telophone exchange now las con- nections with Pacific Junction and Glen- wood by way of Omaha and Plattsmouth, lie charges are thirty cents for each con- nection, There are many who do net know that a special permit has to be obtained from the insurance companies by those desir- ing to use gasoline. The insured should bear this in mind. Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the little child of John Page living near the asylum was held, and attended by a large number of friends. Rev. K‘[ Rogers officiated. Leave to wed wis yesterday given Wm. McClelland and Harsiet Gardner, both of this city. Their united ages are 110 years, and the groom is eight years older than the bride. A committeo of the state board of un- derwriters were quietly closeted at the Ogden house yesterday, discussing the advisability of establishing a supervisor here, as in other large citios, - A hanging basket was ¢ from the porch of a residence on Ban- croft street, Yesterday Detective Edgar recovered the same, but don't scom dis- posed to have the takers prosccuted. 1tly snatched The city council is to meet again Mon- day ovening. Will they conclude to do the graceful thing and ‘rescind the back pay resolution? The next best thing after making a mistake is to correct it. The man Murphy, charged with steal- ing clothing from Forman's store, was to have had an examination yesterday, but owing to the attorneys boing busy olse- where, the case was set for hearing to- day. Spiritual circle to-morrow and evening at 3 o'clock and 7: in Shugart's block. Experiences in spirit life from an old resident of Council Blufls, asgiven through a medium, will be read at the evening circle, afternoon The Council Bluffs hunting and fishing elub elocted as officers: A. Louic, presi- dent; A, C. Graham, vice prosident; Charles Officer, treasurer; A. B Woodbury, secretary; M Louie, Graham, Officer, Woodb Avery, directors, The authorities have weakened on their determination to keep the gambling houses of the Bluffi closed, and tho latter have all opened and are blast They will be assessed monthly fines “for revenue only.” such official winking at a vern Leader, Rev. H. N, Payne, of Boone, is in the i ng relatives and friends, and is ial guest of Mr. a Fd g o He is to preach in the congrega tional church here to-morrow, and will be gladly listened to, especially by those who have had the pleasure of hearing him befere, Mal- erime, The county supervisors had just bogun getting the bridges in shape from thufing spring flood, and now 4 number more need rmm[;t attention having been washed out by the storm the other night. Among those reported is one by Mr, Haywood's in Garner township, another by Cross' place in Lewis township, and othors yet to be heard from. A short time ago Harlan was stirred up by the sudden disappearance of Clos son & Hardie, the proprictors of the ereamery there. Deputy Sheriff Rain bow has found both of them at Miller, Dakota, where they have located quite extensive claims, He brought Closson back with him to Harlan on an informa- tion sworn out by the creamery company, dx.x.,-u.gm...nirf...»,:m..... ey under false pretenses, the claim beind that he secured 8500 the day he left. G. J. Ramsey, an old man, was srrest- od yesterday for cheating, Joseph Babh being his chief accuscr. to bave been pretty full of wlisky for several days, and it wade him feel so rich that he imagined or at least claimed, thut Le bad several cars of yards, and hired Babb to oo and transacted oth inuuginary basis. after them, he case was contin ved till the 18th, and the old man let go on Lis own recogizance, Fred Johnson, who is in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul at Aspinwall, met with a serious accident the other dey by a runaway. There ey R R s R wheel came off and let them down, while the horses broke into a run. Al five were more or less injured, but Johnson the worst of all. He received two frac- tures of the leg. He has been brought 1o this city for care and treatment, and is at the home of Lis uncle, Theodore Bray, When Hewy Seiffert and his bride were returning to their home in Han- again in full | hame on | Rausey seems ock at the e business on a like cock, having just been married in this city, the engineer of the train began blowing his whistle when within about a mile of that town. and kept it up until the train reached the station, thus noti- fying the citizens of that berg that there was a social event demanding their at- tention, Tt was a decidedly novel way to announce the return home of a bridal party, but it worked well and the friends spoedily gathered to receive them and a happy social occasion followed with pre- sentation of gifts and the serving of a feast, J. M. Phillips, who has had about as much official as well as personal knowl- edge of taxation in this county as any man in it, was greatly amused yosterday on receipt of a paper published in his old home and native town, Rowley, Essex county, Mass,, in which paper was notice of tax sale. The total property on which the taxes were unpaid were two pieces, and the total amount of taxes due was £6.38, hardly enough to pay for the legal notice. Stranger than all else, this was all the back taxes that had accumulated in three years, Folks evidently pay their taxes there, and there is no need of calling attention to the probable di ence between £6.38, the total unpaid taxes of three years, and the amount of unpaid taxes in any one year of any west orn town or village. No wonder Mr. Phillips was amused. e — Fresh oysters, A. Booth's Select, at Braun's European restaurant. — Notes From Neola, Correspondonce of the Bre. Neora, Ia, August 9.—G. N, ington, Esq., the *‘Nashy" of thix place who has been cast visiting friends and relatives roturnel home this morning looking very much Rem- for some months, refreshed in consequence of his trip. He brought with him a better half to travel with him down the rugged path of life. To Mr._and Mrs. Remington we extend the hand of weleome and may you live long to enjoy our blessing, is the well wishes of ye scribe, The patent-right-vender s among us. A churn, the acme of perfection, is his forte. Tho busy din of the threshing machine is now making merry nusic for the farmers in this I Candidates for are thick as flies around in this_locality. Only four within a four mile radius. \\"’. L. Andrews, late of the Macedonia Tribune, has purchased a half interest in the Neola Reporter. It will in the fu- ture be run independent in all thingsand neutral in nothing, It is rumored that a man by the name of Cramer intends to start a democratic paper in this place and run it during the campnign, if suffi- cient inducement is offered by the demo- cratic brethren, We would advise him to profit by what was once said by an ominent journalist, “Go west, young man!” Our criminal court has been very quict for some time. The court is looking up his chances for “‘sheriff’ (to stay at home) this fall, Ver, e NOTICE. 1 hereby notify all parties that in the future I shall not be responsible for any bills contracted by Mattie Galligan, as she has left my bed and board withoui cause, E. M. GALLIGAN. Council Blufts, July 8, 1883, - —— GOING FOR THE GAMBLERS, A Number of Informations Filed by Marshal Jackson, Tho discussion of the gambling ques- tion, and the relative position of the city marshal and city council in regard to the matter, is crusing some results. Yester- day Marshal Jackson filed infermation against Ben Marks, Wi, Lacey, Bowen & Morrison, Jim Wilson, four houses in all. Just what this will amount it is difficult to say. Ben Marks claims to be out of the business altogether, and that some one else is running his old place. At Lucey's it is claimed that Ed. | Andorson is the one to go for. 1t is barely posiblo that the proprictors of theso places will change s0 often that the mformations will be nothing but boy's play. Thero are already some cases pending against some of these sume parties. The filing of the new in- formations yesterday is but another ter of the same s 1t is not unlikely that out of the multitude of cases the de- fendants may pay one fine in thivty days i Keep running, which will be another and roundabout way back to the old sys- tem of monthly fi , or practical license, and will give the council o chanco to say it is consistent with its resolution and | ive the marshal a chance to say that he out that resolution to the best | of his abili J. W, Rodefer having beon elected secrotary and treasurer of the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company f Council Blufls, has accepted the posi- tion and assumed the management u} the company’s business, The following named persons are on the board of direct- ors: T, Kirkland, C. 8. Lefferts, J. r, 1. A. Miller, E. L, 8I ) KIRKLAND, L — Too Much Discipline, Yesterday afternoon there was quite an oxciting case in the police court, causing naturally much indignation, as such a charge always docs, it boing that of abuse of a little S.year old boy. Tt appears that Mr, Collimer, who was so unfortunate as to lose his. wife by death, gave the child to a My, and Mrs, Martin, living in the west part of the city, about six weeks ago. The complaint was made by some neighbors that the child was be- ing whipped severely, and otherwiee misused, and the child ng brought in waa found to have numerous bruises upon it, black and blue spots, ete. On the trial of the cass, the defendants claimed that the child's tlesh was very easily nmarked, and that the br were not caused by beating, but by fall- ing down stairs and oii’ the stoop, it hay- ing had several tumbles. The court de- cided that the evidence led him to be- lieve that too much violence had been used against the child, but that there was 1o evidence against Mr. Martin so he was discharged. Mrs. Martin was found guilty and fined Steps are now to be taken to have the child deliv- ered over to other parties, A CLOSE CALL. The Kitchen of Woolsey's lRestaurant Has Its Roof’ Roasted, ; About 6 o'clock last evening smoke was discovered pouring forth from the rear of Woolsey's restaurant on Broadway, and the alarm of fire was quickly turned in. The blaze proved to be between the ceil- ing and roof of the wooden building in the rear, used as a kitchen, and it doubt- less eriginated from some defect in the chimney. The hand and bucket brigade went quickly to work, and by cutting holes in the roof, and dashing water in, the blaze was suppressed without the aid of the steamers, though they were on hand ready for work if needed. o — Spider pins only ten cents at Bliss', C— Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the county clerk’s office, August 10, reported for the Bee by P. J. Me- Mahon, real estate agent: Norman L. Hall to Levi Langill, se} section 13, township 75, range 43, 81.00. 8. C. Rose to M. E. Myets, lot 6, block 2, Riddle’s sub., £800. John Walburn to Her part of block 17, Neola, 150 J.T. Hart to F. J, and 7, block 12, Mullin's sub J. D, Edmundson to M. lot 1, block H, Curtis & y Schwartz, dmundson, | tamsey's add; $350. M. Edmundson to Catharine Lang- made, lot 1, block H, Curtis & Ramsey,’s add; 8500, Total sales, 82,12 e Dr. West, dentist, 14 Pearl street, — | PERSONALS, | Mr. Chaffin, the propmistor of the Red Oak | yostorday, Ho is | ing with success i Lix new enterprise, press, was in tho i W. T. Braun, of the Liropean restaurant, | goes to Cnicago & W. 8. Cottrell, of Littlo Sioux, was in the city yesterday. W. K. Hunting and wife, of 1 the city yesterday and stopped lay on business MeGregor t the | W. L. Little and wife, of 8t. Joe, were the sterday. Wt yeden M. lmer Ogden house g of Cinc ati, is at the Ogden, Alexander, of Philadelphia, is an A C. Snyder, of Porsia, was in the city yosterday, and mado headquarters at the Pacific. 1. H. Wells, of Chicago, i at the Pacific. Judge Reed has returned from the northern part of the state. C. 1. Walker, of Marion, was in the city yesterday and stopped at the Pacific. C. M, Chaplin, of Sandwich, TIL, was at tho Pacific yesterday. Homer, the China-man, 23 Main st. —— IOWA ITEMS, The Keokuk cannery began putting up tomatoes on Monday lnst. It is proposed to connect Dave with Rock Island by a street raily nport Towa ranks eighth as ing state. Most of th rafted down from the W The Linn county c made 317,340 pound, same month Delawa 266,415 pounds. a lumber produ logs sawed main piner amery last month of butter, The county turned out The abandoned lead mines about Du- | buque are being reopened and new work is being planned. The census of Boone, made by order of the city eouncil, shows 3,311, a gain of 446 since the government census. Young Hallock, one of the men shot in the hunt for the Polk City murderes, is convalescing at a farm house near the grove where tho murderers wore sur- rounded. —— Presidentinl Whisky. Philadelphia Chroniclo-Heeald. When the president started on his Yellowstone expedition, he had a com- partment inone of his special cars sup- plied with a choice stock of wine and whisky? This thoughtful precaution on the part of Mr. Arthur to provide for, the | bibulous wants of himself and a miscel- J. N. CASADY 502 Broadway, . - WHOLESALE AND A COMPLETE F. H. ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, - Council Blufts, Iowa. AND RETAIL Garpets and 0il Gloths, CURTAINS, Curtain Fixtures, STOCK OF CHOICE Council Bluffs, Iowa. MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIP) A. H. MAYNE & CO, Bulk and Barrel Lime Louisyi DEALERS IN le & Portland Cement E, HARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. COUNCIL_RBLUFFS, No. 639 Broadway, o o NUGENT OF FALL ss A FINE LINF Suitin 7 ind 9 M Merchant & SMITH, asv s3ur1e0a1sng ailors. ain Street. i SNOO'TIVINVJd DIRBCTORY, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IA. —-_— JOHN BENO & CO., L B. CLARK & CU.. MAXENCEN & e oo J.M. BARSTOW M. D., DK. J. F. WHITE, N. SCHURZ. . 8 WAGNER, I:M, ST.JOHN & C¢.CA Watt by return mail. 146 Broadway. § A. PIERCE. D. A. BENEDICT. & JACOB KUCH. @ F. SvITH, W. W. SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, HUWE & SON, Pres Su Stock Complete. o Corner 7th and Bro Artistic and Household Suppl lancous company of gentlemen was com- wendable. 1t indicates that the presi- | dent in these little affairs of private life | isa man of taste and ge sity. So | long as ke paid for the whisky out of h"‘i own pocket, or at least did not charge it to the government—and there is no rea- | son to believe that he did-—-we can not see what thero is blumeworthy in his conduct, There is nothing new about a dential hking for good whisky. Almost overy man who las lived in the white house, from Washington down to Arthur, has kept his private bottle and enjoyed it. Some of them have been mean and foolish enough to attempt to conceal the fact, but the majority of them have man- fully gratified their tastes without being Imll{ly obtrusive on the one hand or slyly ical on the other. It is to Mr, Arthur’s credit that, like a frank and honest gentloman, he takes his liquor quictly and moderately and pays for it, and that he never countenances such contemptible shame in the name of tem- perance as was committed by Hayes, presi- hypocr | ——— man Students, Pall Mall Gazed The annual return of the number of students of the German universities once more reminds us how far we are behind some of our neighbors in the diffusion of a liberal education. The return only re- lates to universities within the borders of the Empire, thus excluding several great seats of German vulture, such as Prague and Vienna Notwithstanding this the total number of students is upward of 26000 be longing to twent 10 universitios, There arked tendency of late for the v universitics—especially when thoy 150 situnted in big towns™to increase | out of proportion to the smaller. Thus | Berlin now boasts 4062 students; Leipzig, | 3007 Munich, b, while Breslau, Halle, Tulligen, Boun and Gottingen, which come next, vary from 1600 to 1100, Heidelberg, ninth in point of number, has Just over 1000, while Rostock, the last on the list, can boast no more than The remarkable thing is the tenacity with which these small universities cling to an independent existence Ofsome interest, too, is the classification of the students according to their ceveral pursuits, Of the four great faculities, philosophy—in- cluding, of course, every form and vari ety of the study of languages—comes first, with upward of 9000 votaries, while med- icine has 6000, law 5000, and theology of both kinds 4500. The increase in number of students of medicine and law as com- pared with those of theology s & sign of the times, and causes a good deal of anx- oty in certain quarters. There, is no fear, indeed, of a deflciency of butan over-supply of doctors nnl lawyers, es- pecially the latter, is considered immi- nent, \WADE CA«Y, P. J. HENNESSY, otosumncl LINDT & BART, E. STOCKERT & CO., SANITARIUM *™amersis. gomery, M. D, T James Block. Mauufa Office, Bray's stabl EDWIN J. ABBOTT, REVEKE HOURSE, W. H, ALMY. Broadway opp N Bought and sold Corner Main and Fifth up-stairs. Oflice over Will contract for funerals NE cn Writer and Grainer. . 1 have the variety that brings patronage. and Windo Notary Public and ND SECOND-HAND MOUSEHOLD ¢ GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main strect and 17 Pearl strect. DRUGGISTS. ptions Compounded at all hours. 108 Broadway. « in St N HOUSE. otel, 21 D H 219 Main street. OFFICE, Corner Fifth'street and Fifth ave. OFFICE, Residence, 600 Willow avenue. E OF THE American Exy LI Y AND FEED, at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. Wholesale butter eggs, poul- o try and fruit. ‘to us. H BUYER EW BOOT AND SHOE § C in and First avenue, £300 worth of house-painting traps for sale Brondway, Council Bluffe, lowa. MERCHANT TAILOR, uits made at reasonable prices. No. 803 Main St. INTRACTOR AND BUILDER, oadway. Plans and specifications furnished. DEALER IN FINE HARN 24 Main street. MERCHANT TAILOR, | Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. To The Trade! We take pleasure in calling your attention to the fact that wehavemade such arrange. ments as will enable us to sell you [ Bus, Shoes, R, Here, as Low as you can buy them East. I8¢ Eurmistmg Novelies | Mail Orders Promptly Filled. |CASADY & ORCUTT, - 10WA. | ‘No, 11 Pear! Street, S & : 'HOUSES, LOTS Broadway Steam Laundry ! K2 Writa for further information. 4. T. LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. | WIELIOLES A LR Hardware! l g 109 and 111 S. Main Street, W COUNCIL BLUFFS, - Cream, Froits & Confecioney Parties, Sociables and Picnics supplied on short notice, and goods delivered to a parts of the city. W. T. BRAUN’'S European Restaurant, DEVOL & WRICHT. Eardware. 504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Main St,, Council Bluffs. PROMPT ATTENTION AND CLOSE PRICES ON MAIL ORDERS. TOWA. 724 WEST BEROADWAY. A. C. LARSON, Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. Practical Plumber Gas and Slgam Fitter. Lead Goods, Lead and Tron Pipes and fittings. Job- First-class werk guaranteed Has a full line of Bath Tubs, Sink, Boilors, Brass and bing promptly attended COUNCIL BLUFFS AND LANDS FURNITU cs. IVES, ATTORN ATLAW, ice i stato and federal courts, acturers ‘nrniture, Upholstery Geods, Curtains, Shades 807 Broadway. and 423 Broadway. L. Sovercign, Prop3e. J. Mont- | NARY SURGEON, N 0. 1 ufacturer of HORSE COLLARS, Sth street, between 6th and 7th ave. Ju OF THE PE reral Conveyan: ‘ 415 Broadway SMITH psite New O NORTON, ouse. Refitted $1, $1.50 per day. ODS, | 212 Broadway | O R SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. - Special advertisements, such as Lost, found, To Loan, For Sale, Te Rent, Wants, Board- ing, ete., will be inserted in this celumn at the low 'S PER LINE for the first insertion R LINE for each subsequent in- sertion, Leave advertisenfents at our office, No. 7 Pearl Strect, near Broadway . WANT! oy 1 Councll Bluffs to take | red by earrierat only twenty | Delive cents » week. WWANTED A competont girl for general houso work in small family. - Good wages. Address P, Brx Op¥ick. | W W ANTED-A Loy, with pony, o delivor Tuk Br. | ANTED A good girl. Apply at Little Windsor | restaurant, 631 Broadway. | FOR SALE AND RENT. | 2 Fighty aeres improved, eight ncil Bluffs. - Address M. Bed office, o Two stores, 40 by 60, on lower Maln streot, opposite fondry, Enquire of John Mul ) miles fr Queen l,\.-|.~\|.|' ouse and lot, northwest corner of Teuth and Broadway Joix W. Balkb. JOUURENT. Duclling house, five raous, 1 and cistern, five minutes walk from transter 1515 Tenth avenue s, closets, THOS, OPFICKR, He N, PUSKY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. . Council Blufls, A Ia. Establishea 1856 Dealers in Forgien and Domestio Exchauge and Howe Securities. Fresh Fish, Wholesale and Retail No. 1044 Maio Street, Next Block South of Postoftice, Councll Blufts, lows. ) ODELL & DAY, Loans, Reai Estate| AND INSURANCE. 1 No. 39 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, City Property. We have vacant lots in all parts of the city at from $60.00 up, for xale on monthly s No. 62. House, 8 rooms, plenty of fruit, o Benton s Ry Jlo resi No. 20, — For sale or of hardware, at good brsiness pois ern lowa. Will trade tor | farm or city property. | No. 61— Hotels ths only oue inatown of 700 fnhab- | it larn, well located, will | el aper in western © patronage, vory chuay) | We also have a number of choice farms in western | Towa, £or sale cheap. LOANS. We have money to loan o farns and cit at from 6 to 10 per cent. Fire and Tornado Insurance. los represented. Equitable rate Losses adjusted and paid at this property, ottice. Hrs, B J. Hilton, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, | 223 Broadway LCounctl Bluffs. W. R. VAUCHAN, Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs, Real estato and collection agency. In Odd Fellow's blook, over Savings Bank. frecey wssrouvey. | NLODEY | | No. - [T008ri6s, Provisions, Boots and Shoes | | MBought and Sold. Loaned, Abstracts Furnished ! T DICDEATEON COUNCIL BLUFFS. 4 Pear! Street, = ~ SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, IN DEALERS IMMIGRATION AGENTS. DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, FOR SALE, 343 BROADW. O UNCIL BLUFF8 CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 S. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA " MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HAIR GOODSI 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Little Windsor. IRestaurant And Dy Board. Al the Delicacies of the scason, and the finest table in the city WINTHERLICH BROS. [ron & Brass Foundry Cor. 6th St. and 11th Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFy, - - JTOWA, MORGAN, KELLER, & CO., UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls attended to a all bours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr horgan has served as undertaker for forty years anu thoroughly understas busi- ness. Warerooms, 311 Broadway. UPHOLSTERING promptly attended to; also carpet brequins. Telegraphic and mail thilied without delay. DUFRENE & MENDELSSOHN, ARCHITECTS L‘,muvw TO OMAHA NATIONAL BANK UILDING. P. Overton, DEALER IN Hard Wood, Yellow Pine and Red Cedar Lumber, , Cedar Telegraph Polesand Stufl, fridge Material rices. A Specialty in WOOD AND COAL for brick yard purposes. A full supply of wood and for coal always on hand at yard ¢ scale on Main street. Office,606 Fing Ay ween Main and Pearl streets, H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK TAIIL.OIR ! Call aud look over my new store and see wy new Goods. 1207 FARNAM STREET, 1207 Under the wmansgement of Mr. Kalish,