Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1883, Page 6

THR DAI];Y BEE---COUNCIL BLUFFS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. 1863, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, August 31, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: = 20 cents per woek 410.00 per Year ®. 7 Poar] Street, Near Broadway. Republican County Cenvention, The republicans of Pettawattamie county will meet in delegate convention at the court house in Council Bluffs, Thursday, September 13, at 10 o'cleck a, m,, for the purpose of placing in nomina- tion candidates for the following offices, to wit: One state senator, two represen- tives, sheriff, treasurer, auditor, sur- veyor, superintendent of public schools, coroner, and members of the board of supervisors. Each township will bo en- titled to the following representation: Kane, 1st procinct..5 Layton. .. Kane, 2d precinct...8 Lincoln, Kane, 3d precinct...7 Lewis... . .. Kane, 4th precinct..9 Macodonia . Boomer......... Minden , Neola ... Norwalk. .. Pleasant, Rockford Silver Cr Valley. .. Washingte Waveland Wright. The primaries in each township, unless otherwise ordered by the township com- mittee, will bo held Monday, September 10 at7 p. m. By order of Jonx W. Bairp, [Chairman Co. Rep. Cen. Com —— MINOR MENTION, See Joseph Reiter's fall goods, Additional local on seventh page, Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell’s, There is & horrible amount of dust fly- ing on the mainly traveled streets, The democratic primaries are to be held one week from to-morcow night. The Episcopalian ladies are making frg:nb preparations for their booth at the fair. Business men should arrange to attend the meeting of the board of trade Mon. day evening. C. 8. Proctor has been made day policeman in the Union Pacific yards, iu place of E. R. Witter, resigned. The trustees of the new Masonic tem- ple met last night and awarded the con. tract for masonry to Chas. Schraub, W. J. Wagner, of Denison, while wait- ing for the Union Pacific train, lost his grip, some sneak-thief walking off with it. The Union Pacific train was again late yesterday morning, and all the outgoing Chicago “trains had to wait nearly one hour. Mr. Hotles, the scenic artistof thenew opera house, is preparing plans for the frescoing and other decorations of the in terior, #Three runaways in one day, and no special damage done by any ono of them is rather discouraging to reporters who chased them uv. George R. Beard has taken the con- tractfor doing the paintingand graining of the large and new Cheney house at Mis- souri valley. John Weaver has been awarded the contract for mason work on a large resi- dence to be erected by Mr. Weis near that of Judge James, Miss Pussie Keating gave a farewell g::zy Thursday evening, at her home, to young friends, preparatory to her departure for Notre Dame college, Those promised drinking fountains ought not to be overlooked, and should be put in place at once, 50 as to start up simultaneously with the rest ofsthe water works, The confidence men and crooks shall not be allowed to gnther in and work the fair. If arrested for vagrancy as fast as thoy arrive, it might have healthy. in- fluence. Clayton & Scofield’s elevator at Wal- nut had a closo call, Fire got started in their coal house, but the bucket brigade that one of the horses received a alight bruise, Marshal Smith, of Des Moines, was here Wednesday night, having 1n charge Harry Martin, who had deserted from Fort Omaha. ' He took yesterday morn ing's train back home, and was just in the nick of time to help catch the darkey who stole Jake Roger's roll, Thete was a pleasant surpriso party last evening, of which Miss Lizaie Racer wan the honored victim. Her friends met at Miss Rena Daugherty's, and then proceeded in a body to Miss Racer's house, capturing her fairly. There was much merriment and a jolly time for all, A. F. Clatterbuck is aspiring to the securing of the nomination for sheriff at the hands of the republicans. He has served as deputy and as constable, and his friends have had a chance to got an idea as to what sort of a sheriff he will make. One thing is certain there are many worse men than Clatterbuck for sheriff, John Hight has filed papers showing that he is not in the height of enjoyment. He avows that his wife Emeline, to whom he was married last March, began as soon s July to bealtogether too intimate with ther mon, and that she confessed her wanderings to him, He wants now to cut loose and let her wander, In the circuit_court yesterday the case of Watson v, The K. U. & St. Joe Rail- way company was on trial, it being a claim for damages on account of a horse killed by the cars. Mr, Watson don't seem to got along very well with tho rail- ways. Ho had a foot taken off while un. loading some lumber from a car, and has had two or more trials about that, and now he has had a horse killed, managed to put it out before any serious damage was dono, Prostitutes begins to act again as if they owned the streets and sidewalks,and are as brazen as before the time when they were driven off the streets, Another war of reformation is needed. Justice Schurz yesterday tied a doublo hard knot, the matrimonial aspirants all being from Florence, Neb. One of the happy couples was David E. Bird and Clara B, £lburt, the other Thos. Lange- way and Miss Emma Myer, . It is claimd that in the artesian well sunk by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul company, s well as in Mr, Geise's artesian well, Council Bluffs has as health giving mineral water as can be found in the whole country, Martin Lawler had some little difficul- ty withJohn Gegan while hauling dixt near the opera house, and the tter + complained of him for hitting his, Go- s horses with a whip, Justice urz discharged him. The colored population seems stirred up a good deal about its representative to the Louisville convention, Willis and Curtis both insist that they will 0, when only one is needed, nndy the friends of mfl are biting and backbiting to an alarming degree, A ioung man from Big Grove was broug t in yesterday and examined by the insane commissioners with a view of sending him to the asylum. It was con. cluded that his mind was nov affseted seriously enough to warrant sending him there, and he was taken home Again, The aldermen, with the city engineer and mayor, were riding about in carriagos yesterday in-,uwting the levee, the - grounds on which the O, B, & Q. 'wants to build its new depot, and other matters | in which the city is specially interested just now. The followi upils will represent Council Blufl‘.mft tgo Sflwdiutinu college Atchison, Kansas, duril? the com- ; Thos, Hughes, L. Kirschi, i A J‘xm Dohaney, jr, Wickham. The boys will to G. W. Crossby, a theast of tewn, startod y without a driver, way on the jump on the corner way, when they except i s L H H i 3 . 55 b4 ¥ There was a jolly gathering of the no- blo order of bachelows at Miss Baldwin's lnst evening as & wort of farewell to one of their number, Mr. Dunn, who is soon to leave thecity. Other froends, and firm ones too, and joined in tho gath- ering, and a very happy social oceasion it proved for all concerned, save for tho feeling of regrot that Mr. Dunn was 80 80on to take his departure, The Knight Templars are returning homeward, aud each day companies pss through to the enstward. The Philadel- phia Knights, who arrived here Wednes- day, wero taken east over tho Chicago & Northwestern road in & hurry, The train was aspecial, and consisted of en. gine, two baggage cars, six Pullmans and a diner, and it reached Chicago in sixteen hours, No ox-team busincss about that sort of running, sure, The new postal notes have been re- ceived at the postoffice here, and the sale will commence Monday morning. They are about the size of a bank note, and can be made out for any sum fron one cent to five dollars, The fee is only three cents, and they are made payable to bearer, being drawn upon any office and payable either there or at the office issuing them, They must be presented within three months after issuing, or else an additional fee will be charged. The prohibitionists held a very enthus- instic but not very largely attended meet- ing last evening. ~ About fifty wore pres- ent. W. D. Mayes acted as chairman, and committees wero appointed on musie and soliciting, An executive committee was also appointed. Addresses were made by Dr-Chase, of Cherokee, Towa, and Mr, Mayes. On motion of Mr, L, W. Tulleys, seconded by Rev. Mr. Arm- strong, it was unanimously decided to hold county convention at such date as the executive committee should decida, There is being put in place by the waterworks company a patent arrange- ment, of which ]Sirkinbine is the inven- tor, by which extra air pressure can be applied in time of fire, giving four good streams at one timo in any part of the city. The part of the arrangement. located in the city building is an upright iron cylinder, which looms up in the chief's” office like a big heater. The prossure from the mains fills it partly with water, the rest being compressed air, When an alarm is sent in a small wheel can bo turned and the compressed air rushing through a pipe leading to the gate houso at tho reservoir closes the valve there, stopping the flow of water from the mains into the reservoir, and putting all the pressure into tho mains, t is expected Jmc the hre protection features of the waterworks will prove most ample and complete in all respects, e Prairie chickens and A. Booth's select oysters rezeived daily at W, T, Braun's, —— GOT IS MAN, Anothoer Horse Thiof Collaved, Sheriff Jacob, of Keokulk county, was in the city yesterday on the hunt for a man named J. W. Brockway, whom he wanted for stealing a horso from James Gill, of that county. He had tracked Gill to Ottumwa where he had traded the stolen horse for a watch, and had then taken the train to Carson, where Brockway had a team of his own, By <kwn[v’ had then driven through to Council Bluffs, but when Sheriff Jacob #ot there he found that his man had driven back towards Carson. He tele. graphed ofticers there to arrest the man and they soon had him, and were holding him for Bheriff Jacobs to come on last night, the sheriff to meet the Pprisoner at Avaca, and tako him back to Keokuk county. . e Dr. West, dentist, 14 Pear] street, Moving Out Martin, Yesterday the creditors of Martin, the absconding plumber, pounced down upon the stock of goods in his establishment on Pearl street. There was a landlord’s lien, & cluim for attorney's foes, a bank claim, and numerous others, one attach- ment following another, and more than covering the entire stock, Martin is said to have left his wife destitute of means, as well us his creditors, and with a fine hanging over her head, upon which she can at any time bo commited to jail. Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds were filed for re. cord in the recorder's office, August 80, reported for the Bek by P, J, M- Mahon, real estate agent: C. R I & P. rilroad company to 'Abl:;m J. Cate, lot 38, block 16, Carson; A. B. Curtis to W. W, Bilger, e} of swi, 4, 75, 30; §2,400, oter H. Wind to O, C. McPherson, lot 2, block 19, Hall’s addition; $750, E. H. Odell to Phwbe A. Gillmore, lot b, block 19, Hall's addition; $260, William North to John G, Kurtz, lots 5 and 6, block 26, Burn's addition; $100, Total sales §3,660, ROGERS' ROLL. It was a Fat One, and a Coon Walked O With It. The Capture of the Dusky Youth at Atlantic, Towa, Jake Rogers, the well known 'bus man, was the victim Wednesday night of a heavy theft. He has a desk in the read- ing room of the Pacific house, and in the drawer of the desk he placed about £150, Before he had turned the lock and taken out his keya his attention was called else. where and he stepped away, leaving the drawer a big temptation to any one in need of funds. Yesterday morning on opening the drawer ho was naturally sur fprised to find the roll gone. It also ap. od that a colored fellow, a porter about the house, named Farnsworth, was nowhero to be found. Suspicion con. necting him with the taking of the money investigation commenced, and it was soon traced out that Farnsworth had gone away in the night, taking a freight The wires were st at work and a tele gram was received by Mr. Rogers for the yardmaster at Atlantic, saying: **Con- ductor of No. 4 told me you lost some money this morning. Think I can find your man here. There was a colored man came from Weston to Atlantic on V. thisa. m. He is a short man in and had a roll with him,” This answering the description, word was sent back to arrest him, and soon another telegram was received, sagin *‘Marshal Smith, of Des Moin rive in Council Bluffs on No your man.,” It appears that the colored man had at Atlantic bought a ticket for Des Moines. He ‘had also, somewhere, bought a new watch, and when ca had $108. Marshal Smith w way back to Des M ing just taken a deserter bacl aha, and ke took the fellow in charge to bring back to this city. He arrived here with him last night. Farnsworth has worked in the house for several years and was im- plicitly trusted, never having shown any such propensities. The temptation pro. il by 8o careless a leaving of the money proved too much for him. The Veys to the drawer were found in his pocket, as well as the balance of the roll, and the watch he bought C e —— STAR GAZEHN The Police Find but Few Cases to Command Their Attention, The police court has been running very grist of late. Either peoplo are gotting better, or the police are getting worse. Yesterday there were only two drunks, one, John Wilson, the fellow who kicked up a row at the Bryant house and smashed glass there. He was fined. The other was a fellow named Brown, plain case, and also fined. An old caso against a teamster, for driving over the hose at a time of fire, was disposed of by the payment of the costs, An information was filed against Rd. Bowles for assaulting Albert Richardson, Tt was claimed that the latter boy was sent on an errand by his mother, and that Ed. waylaid and walloped him. e —— PERSONAL. Has on his -— James Fenlon, of Neola, was visible here yesterday, John J. Frainey, C. Geise and Max Mohn, candidate for nomination for the office of sheriff, wero in town Tuesday.—[Avoca Her- ald. Alderman Keating and daughter Pussie left last ovening for South Bend, Indiana, where Miss Pussio will go to school at the Notre Pame college, Mr, Keating will be absent a weok or two. Councl Bluffs will be pretty well represented at Notre Danie, as Mr, Pas- chals sons, Henry and Chaxles, left for there lust Tuesday, Joe J. Caldwell, the clerk of the North- western hotel at Cedar Rapids, and W, M, Ostrander, who has charge of the billiard par- lors in the same hotel, are in the city, and at the Ogden, tho guests of Mr. Duryeo, the manager, and who was 50 long connected with the Northwestern, Miss Emuma Josslyn, who has been spending the summer with friends bere and at Omal loft yostorday for her homo in Jaynesyillo, Wis, Her sister, Mrs, H, W, Tilton, return- ed with her for a brief visit to her old home, R.J. Scott, of Des Moines, den yesterday, was at the Og Mrs. H. H. Field and Mrs, MeGinniss, have gone to Grand Island to visit Mrs, H, H. Gjover, E. R. Cadwell, of Dunlap, was at the Pa. cific yesterday. — 1 a rule to flavor all your cold drinks with 10 or 15 drops of Angostura Bitters, f‘ull will keep free from summer disense aud havo your digestive orgaus in gond order. ~ But bo” sure you got the genuine Ardcla‘ manufactured only by Dr, J, G. B, SIEGERT & SONS; If you make it 3 " \ SPECIAL NOTICES. —Special advertisemonts, such as Lost, 0 Loan, For Sale, Te Rent, Wants, Board. Il bo insorted in this celumn at the low VEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in sortion. Leave advertisemonts at our oftics, Ne, 7 Peatl Streot, near Broadway D—Every body in TuxBr. conts a weok, VW ANTEL il Apply at Little Windsor Testaurant, 531 Broadway, WY/ ANTED—A boy, with pony, o deliver Tux Bex. W uncll Blufl to take Deliverod by carrierat only twenty ANTED A walter Broadway, ) Apprentice girls te learn dressmak: M4 K Whlueakors ot ik u yuolds county, M 0 Main street. ved, elght uffs. “Addross M. Bee offoe JPOK BALE My iow “house, and 1ot : Frank and Voorhees streets, Council' il Quire of W, Noble. PORBALE — House and Borthwest corn of _}‘ Tenth and Broadway. Joun W, Bato, F.\itfi FOK SALE - Kig wiles from Council . In lot, JOR RENT-— Furnished i , at No. TSN Furniahed rooums with board, ut No JOUND—A pocket book containing some vamers T A fooke of money. Owiler can have iy Same by calling at 385 Broadway, wud pagiog for thle . | No, 639 Rroadway, 4N, CASADY F. H. ORCUTT. CASADY & ORCUTT, 602 Broadway, Council Blufts, Towa. WHOLESALEJAND KETAIL Garnets and Oil Cloths, CURTAINS, Curtain Fixtures, AND ACOMPLETRY, 1% CKOF CHOICE Furmishing - Novel Mail, Ordersy ~romptly Filled. CASADY-& ORCUTT, - - Council Bluffs, Towa. A. H. MAYNE & CO.,, DEALERS IN Bulk and Barrel Lime Louisvile & Portand Cement MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE, . D AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, JOWA, NUGENT & “MITH, To The Trade! We take pleasure in calling yourattention to the fact that we have mado sueh arvango- ments as will enable us te sell you \ et~ Boots, Shoes, B, Here, as Low as you can buy them East. E=Z" Writa for further information, 2. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. WIEIOLES A ILE ardware! 109 and 111 S. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. axv IT1200I0A0Q {3 witin — 3 A FINE LINE OF FALL o 3 i SNOCTIVINVJ 7 and 9 Main Street, DIRECTORY, COUNCII, BLUFEFS, TA. JOHN BENO & Cv,, L B. CLARK & QU.. rrucrption compoltis MAX, MyHNy ____ Grocery, 215 Main Sl‘r J.M. BARSTOW M. D, DR, J. F. WHITE, _comer sumana N. SCHURZ. 'rates. 22 Fourth street. 8 WAGNER, wicoumare 2 GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main street and 17 Pear] street. HATS,CAPS Parties, Socibles and Picnics supplicd on short notice, Model N. A. CHRISTIANSON, work, DNMetcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BUCKGLOVES, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. TS & Conteetionery and goods delivered te all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fine Cigars, W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant, 104 West Broadway, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Steam Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Proprietor. Guarantee good 342 and 344 Broadway, o6 Clea Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. Please give me a trial. 8. M ST JOHN & 00..CASH BUYERS, "yissiinsiprans W_H. ALMY. o tryand fruit. Ship to us, Draft by _return mail. 148 Broadway. A o) 5% NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, S A, PIERCE. —_____ Corner Main and First avenue. D. A, BENEDICT, Sy JACOB KOCH, G. F. SVITH, W. W_SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, o HUWE & SON, w7005 LINDT & HART, summmon. SANITAR/ UM *“ists, WADE OANY, omm mornemss” EUWIN J. ABBOTT, GEVEKE HOUSF, R, incil Bluffe, Towa. MERCHANT TAILOR, Stock Complete. Suite made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main Sk, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished, DEALER IN FINE HARNESS, T have the varicty that brings patronage. 124 Main stree. Corner 7th and MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistio Work and reasenable charges. 872 Broadway. 303 Broadway. E AV, Practice in state and foderal courts, And bath house, 421 a Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. P, J. Mont- gomery, M. D. Physi N, No. 12 Scott street. Ji Notary Public and G 415 Broadyay. SMITH & NORTON, Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted 81, 81.60 per day VEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Bought and sold. 212 Broadway SECOND ANNUAL | m o = ' |OFFICER & PUSEY Fairl BANKERS. OF THE Council Blufts, s n Council Bluffs Establishea 1;56‘ ORIVING PARK & FAIR ASSOCIATION ! Dealers In Forgion and Domestio Exchange and SEPTEMBER, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, W.R. VAUCHAN. $16.000 in Premiums! Justice of the Peace. Liberal Premiums for every Product of Omaha and Council Blufts, the Farm, Workshop and Fircsido. | 1,555 er aiderlaciosssocr. » 0dd Folows block, over Savings 1L M, PUSEY, The Trotting, Running and Pacing Races will be The Most Exciting ! EVER WITNESSED, CHARIOT AND HURDLE RACES Every Kay. The Track, Exposition Building and e e oqual to any In the Weat. lol XCURSION RATES on all ralroads extremely ow. HON. THOS. A. HENDRICKS, of Indi deliver the OPENING ADDRESS 'on the aftes Tuesday, &4 For prewium list address THOMAS BOWMAN éKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE, YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED, | UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality and lrgest stockwest of Chicago of Wooden and Matalio Cases. Calls attended to it all hours.~ We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr. morgan has served as undertaker for forty years ana thoroughly understands his busi. ness. roous, 311 Broadway. UPHOLSTERING 1u all its branches promptly attendod to; also carpot laying and _lambrequins. Telographio and. matl adory, llod;withoot delay. L AT AR S et 405 Broadway, H. . SE ANMAN. — |Special Sé,le for Thirty Days —COMMENCING— Saturday, August o5, To reduce our stock and make room for a large stock of FALL AND HOLIDAY G0ODS aWe offer at reduced3prices our stock of Toys, Statonery, Miscellaneous Books PHOTOGRAPH AND®AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Pocket Books, Purses & Ladies’ Arm Bags FANCY COODS, Steel Engravings and Other Pictuves---Cabinet Photo- graph Frames, Parlor Easels. F'ire Screen Frames, WALL POCKETS AND BRACKETS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES AND SHOO FLYS, Dolls, WK I X © A7 WA RE, Consisting cf all kind of8 Basgkets—Clothes Bagkets and Hampers. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS. will Pay You to Call' and ‘Look at Our Bargains. H. E. SEAMAN, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOW A, BT s