Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1883, Page 6

T You Cannot Puv It in tha ] RINMINA TUE EADTH i ee . AT A wRTwe e wews v A w e - I'HE DAILY BEE-CGUNC IL BLUFFES FRIDA ., NOVEMSER 16, 1883, e —— CHE DAILY BEE.| CRIME IN CRAWFORD. EOUNCII. BLUFFS. |How Judge eud Jury Haye Been Deal- Friday Morning, Nov. 16. 1ng WJI]] it Two Murder Cases and Numerous Lighter Offenses Considered, * SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 conta per weok $10.00 por Yoar As a number of the cases which have N>, 7 Pearl Stroet, Noar BIOAdWay. |y, \djusted at tho term of the District Oourt, held at Denison, have already at- MINOR MENTION. tracted attention here, their disposition will also interest many. Many still remomber that last winter there was a bloody fracas at what is known ns the Three Mile houso, in motal baso n184f —Notarial Seals—Best solid §3.00. Novelty Works, 14th street, Seo Joseph Reiter’s fall goods, Chenp Railrond Tickots at Bushnell's. [which two brothers, J. P. and Nels 3 " Johnson wereinjored: Jt wan: alleged Justice Abbott took in Omaha yester- j ot S g that Mosrs, Potor Johnson and Jurgen day. L M . |Japsen, Chris. Christisnsen and Theo- No now reports of attempted jail (o ' "l ), Vore the assailants. In n breaks yostesday. 5 previous trial the Thompsons got a ver- Potor Hausen, the cigar maker and | gy ¢ g500 for damages, but Judgo musician, has a bran new boy, and is of | gooq pot this aside. At this new trial outsé happy. one of the Thompsons, as plaintiff, got a Officer Cusick returned yesterday from verdict of 81,600, and as the other Plattsmouth bringing back with him Gua |y oy 2" A i 9 s ith 1 ,fbrother Lo & dike ¢a36 pending on the Lorring, the tailor charged with lasesny. | o ' iaence, it in probable he will get ‘The sand was blown in such heavy| equal amount. clouds yesterday in the bottom that the workmen on the watér works, were obliged to quit. The wind has been 8o strong as to de- fay the tinning of tho court house roof, it being almost strong enough at times to blow the men off. In what is known as the Parker mur- der case, the accused was acquitted, al- though, as The Bulletin says, ‘‘District Attorney Conner displayed fine ability in conducting the prosecution, and made one of the most eloquent pleas the jury 5 ever heard in Denison, The history of < David Platner, whnao:a.lth 'attM;m:t the owo is that in Fobruary, 1880, & 7"‘"“ h‘.“‘ e ’]“" or8y™® | Chatlon Dickson, an orphan aged nino clegraphic nows, was a brothsr of It | yory wont to live with Mr. and Mrs. Plasner, of this city. 3 5 x Parker, in (ireen county, and died about Some modest but generous friend of ! four months later. A post mortem re- the Presbyterian church, at Malvern has| Tod the f: $int thie Boe HEliad doaated a bell for the church, and re- | Y**'°¢ the dpsbiaity Al A il i fusen o ot his or hor name made public, | fome of his toes cut off, and what seemed : has X the marks of n rope around his neck. There was much ice in the river yes- | The Parkers wero arrested for murder, terday, so much in fact that tho Bre|and the husband got off with a fine of forry boat could not cross, thereby do- | $500 for assault, whilo the wifo took a laying the delivery of the paper some-| change of venue to Orawford county. el g A short time ago Tie Bee chroniclod Leave o0 wod was yestorday granted the fact that Harry Eisenhowen, a Deni- son clork, had been wrrested for having Jordan M. Qursler and Laura 8. Cooper, | gtolon several hundred dollars worth of both of this city; also O. H. Brown and | goods and cash from his employer, J. B, Mary C. Chapman; both of Council| Romans. He, a short time ago, made Blufls. his escape, but returned of his own accord. On last Wednesday evening a party | The court held that the articles was given at St. Joseph's ‘academy by :;‘ol:nthnd bnnx:.mkfinlstfl mto{,vnln, and Misses Fagas aud- Dowlin A M hat at no one time h: here been sufli- bl 2. TEE | cient taken to constitute grand larceny. gathering was present, and all seemed to | He accordingly sentenced him for petit have a merry time. The ladies are espe- | larceny, thirty days in jail, There scoms cially thankful to Rev. Father McMe- | no reason, however, why he cannot be nomy for his kindness in allowing them | brought to the front on'each of the al- the use of the hall. . leged items of crookedness, but this would involve much expense and trouble. J. M. Murphy now sccks release from | In striking contrast with this case is the matrimonial tie existing between him | that of Charles Wyhle, sentenced to two aud Emily Murphy, They wero mar- | months in the penitentiary for stealing a ried in November, 1877, at Van Moter, suit of clothes. The Bulletin sarcasti- A cally remarks on the cas lowa, and he claims that sho has now| ‘This young man, in need of better deserted him and refuses to come back. | clothes, stooped to steal them, and will 'X;hohc-;; will come up at the next term | pound stone for sixty days at Wt. Madi- of the District Courr. son and wear the striped paraphernalia Aman named Pery, who lives near of 8 convict. Eisenhower, with o good 5 situation, a kind employer, a respectable Denison, was hero yesterday on track of | 1,0 ™ ronnded with the blessings of a thief, who had stolen his overcoat and | warm ' friends, . socioty and the church, a watch, the latter a family heirloom, ddiban'-ol‘r steals—God only knows how which was highly prized on that account, | 1uch, antt will loat for thirty days in . . N . | comfortable quarters in ouncil ufls. as well as bom.g of considerable intrinsic | g, 3 are the inscrutable froaks of jus: He said the feliow who took the | tice.” property was an old friend, whom he had | = Charlie Mills, who was arrosted for been entertaining at his house, and the | jumping a hotél bill some time ago and fact of his confidence being botrayed has | who on being acquitted sued the hotel made him doubly abxious to catch the | propriotor for $5,000 damages, failed to ungrateful fellow. appear to pmeul’e. 2 ) Hon. B. F. Clayton’s namo is promi- 'uE BEk readers will remember the 1 H / h case of a young man named Holllig, nently mentioned in connection with the fund dnnx h‘:ut barn, where he m:gd Speakership of the next 'Houn'. The | others were sleeping. The post mortem southwest corner county is entitled to|showed that his skull had been fractured the honor o having one of its represen- |#nd neck broken, and four of his com- tives occupy the position,inasmuch as the ::dt‘::;:r:rdr“h‘;: B :l:rplol‘;:n%' :‘::y‘ :a:-ft::m:z o‘f“ch:o Sh)t:. }ll--;]nlz:xabrp failed to indict them and they were d o fortunate as to. push one ofits fuir| charged. = Tho ovidenco scemed to sub Pohla:vnnumi: e‘;x::{).' ]tnlt:c‘\(llnzb]“;.'h'; l:lll’l]hnlu]t;lo tgeory that he fell from door, Admit her and a worthy and ey Jofe m"" gompetent, member of the next Legisla-| 1 you want to secure a good seat for C, R I & P. R. R, Oo, to G. J Miller, n} nel 7, 77, 428640, ne} 2, 76, 30—81,316. William H. Flint to Fritz Ohlorty, nw} and nw} nej 1, 77, 41—£5,900. Total sales, §,406. — Admigsion 256 and Ah-Brah entertainment to-night. e — LOUDLY ENCORED. 1o be Repeated To-Night, A Grand Success. The entertainment given by Sau-Ah- Brah last ovening proved all that was promised. Tt was not a lecture but an nativo of that land took his audience in- to the very homes and habits of his country. He not merely described cus- toms, but had & 1258 diu ber of such coatimes, vArioun euriosities, cooking utonsils, etc., all of which ho showed as actually used. He has an excellent com- mand of language, is a more than ordi- | = — nary actor, tells the stories, sings the songs of his native land, and in his im- personations ho at times moves the au- dience to tears and then again to almost uncontrollable laughter. India itself to the audience, and crowded the evening with much real entertain- ment, at the same time giving more clear, vivid picturings of real life in that far away land than ono could get by spend- ing the samo time in the land itself. TO BE REPEATED TO-NIGHT, The success of the entertainment and its cnjoyment were so great that the managers of the Home of the Friendless finding that Sau- - h-Brah had this even- ing at his disposal, havo arranged with him to give another entertainment, with a“chango of programme, and another crowded house will doubtleas greet him, 80 that thoso desiring reserved seats should procure them promptly. — All who were prosent last night will =i WY e Can't Tell a Lie.” Sau-Ab-Brah's Oriental Entertainment soi Hard and Soft Coal, Empkie Hardware & TWEIOLES A LT Hardware! 109 and 111 8. Main Street, Readers of Trur Ber may woncer why we headed this advertisement | as above, COUN Metcalf Bros., Therefore ssy to yeu that our object wasto atiract your attention to the WHOLESALE DEALERS IN grs HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, PPR 342 and 344 Broadway, . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. J IOWA. OVERSHOES AND WA unique visit to India in which the gifted IPor fall and winter wear, is the largest and best we have ever had. All HOUSES’ LOTS AND IIANDS bought FOR CASH from manufacturersidirect. All work warrant- Prices as low as the lowest. . LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, ) West Side of Square, Clarinda, § MBought and Sold. Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished . J MOoMAIION No. 4 Pearl Street, - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. BUCKEYE FEEED GRINDER ed not to rip. Z. I0WA. MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE ND_PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. No, 539 Brondway, - 3 3 3 3 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. " SMITH & TOLLER, X | 9 e 3 B k ELL AND GRIND AT THE SAME TIME ! A complete Horse Power. The best Feed Ml in existence. Costs but little more than a common grinder. Write for cirenlars to SHUGART, WAITE & WIES, 2 » WILL § A FINE LINE OF FALL i SNOOTV.INVd 83u1120239AQ 1 f § Y = Council Bluffs, Iowa, General Agents for Western Towaand Nebraska. want to seo Sau-Ah-Brah again to-night, e T = & 1o 5 — — e Merchant Tailors. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, s ()] ; DEALER IN Woven From the Romantic Career 7 and 9 Main Street. 0 i of an Ohio Man, Nrwark, O., November 10.—About thirty-five years ago there lived in Barnesville, this State, a family named Anderson, consisting of a husband, wife, and four or five children, the youngest being about four years. The husband concluded to leaye for the far West and seek his fortune in the gold-fields of the Rockies. He went, and for several iuan uninterrupted communication was ept up and remittances made to those left behind for sup- port, but suddenly communication coased, and death was sup- posed to have been the cause. As time passed on and no tidings of the husband came, Mrs, Anderson procured a divorce and became the wife of another. Mr., Andorson, being unable to got any tid- ings from his family, dreaded to return to the States. The years dragged on, and a fow days since an eldcrl{, well reserved gentloman appeared at the res- lence of Mr. Thomas Anderson, in the East End, and inquires: ‘‘Does Mr. Thomas Anderson live here?” He was answered by Mrs. Ander- sen in the affirmative, and he then asked for Mr. Anderson, and was informed that he was upstairs asleep. The old gentleman hastened up to Mr. Anderson’s room, fell on the neck of the sleeper and kissed and embraced him, making demonstrations indieative of the greatest delight. This awoke the sleep- ing man, and he demanded an explana- tion of the strange proceedings. The strango visitor, with tears in his eyes, cried out: “Why, Tom, I am your long- lost father; you were but four years old when I saw you last.” He then pro- ture.—[ Walnut Bureau. the ‘Sau-Ah-Brah entertainment go to|tceded to make minute statements, and HHDER T Bushnoll's carly this morning. Thore| M- _Anderson was will be a rush. | —cm— Sheriff Guitar has returned from St. Louls, THE NEW DYEWORKS. schere ho has been several days on business, F. R. Hurlburt has opened, at No. 34 he was mow face to face with his own father, who it was supposed had been dead thirty years, Mutual congra- tulations followed, and the elder gentle- J. Jay Jackuon, of New Orleans, got out of | Pear] stroet, a steam dying and French | romoved from Barnesville to this place the northera blasts under the Pacific house | dp: cleaning works. Plumes and tips, whelter yestarday. the Pacific yestorday. Kood as new. et S0ld ot the Lowest man was imformed that the family had | IS X322 JO&A1L p &; éhamp, The elder Anderson’s wife had become a grown to manhood and womanhood and S A LR ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGES OF PUTTAWATTAMIE COUN- JOHN W. BAIRD, v (-m,!ic'rwu AGE! & Afl\cu c—:nnr:‘i’roflwnyufi‘l‘lfin‘;g::;:. . GENERAL MEREHANDISR. 18 Main street and 17 Poarl styeet. 7 and'210 Maln streot. JOHN BENO & C()l oK NOTIONS, JEWELRY, &C MAX MOHN, T oo SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, DR. J. F. WHITE, coroerstan st it wptairs Roctioaeo, 00 wio e o TAILORS, 8. 8 WAGNER, _ wiconraosor raniai o resson JOHN BENO & CO., 337 W. Broadway, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA ‘fi. SGHURZ. JUWTICE OF THE PEACE, 7M. ST, JORN & 00 CASH BUYERS, titsmsmpe|102' MAAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Draft by return mail. 146 Broadway. MERCHANT TAILOR, ts marde ot reasonable prices. JACOB KOCH. stock comtsn,_suitamasin st G F. SMITH. comorrn um Srontvan. Fisisand spscifctions W. W. SHERMAN, 11ave i voristy thasbrmgs patrovage - 14 ametroo _ JAMES FRANEY, assoto Work ant acomui. charzes. 72 Broawnr, __ HOWE & SON. ana ovsenos soppen 0 LINDT & HART, swemos. * SANITARITM A EDWIN J. ABBOTT, sotarerunio dnitinars crsresuser. 1o Bosdmer. _| REVERE HOUSF ' Refitted 81, £1.50 por day.| G’ R HAIR GOODS =, Broadway onposite New Opera House. OF ALL KINDS. oomns: AT AND WINTER veee | STOCE NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES . |MOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. e VR YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED M. CALLACHER.. O C E R BE S, New Store, Fresh Goadw; Low Prisss and Polite ASandants. First Door east of Metropolitan Hot, STEINHARDT & FREYIIAN, IN THE WEST; QUALITY OONSIDERED, Pmeg]'WhOIEsale Liqnor Bealers !: At MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, - - 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluis, Tows COANEIL BLT TOST OPEINIEIY! BECHTELE’S. LOWER PAOADWAY. Councs Bluffs. 317 Breedway, - T (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) volvets, silks, satins, gent's clothing, | widow, the man she married after hear- 3 / . (George D, Childs, of Chicago, stopped at | merchant’s shelf worn goods, all made as fing nothing from her absent husband 3 1 i having recently died. The children had 1 . u I .O ea' I l 0 g — [ we Joo W. Moore, of Glenwaod, visited the 4 s The Sau-Ah-Brah Herman Schultz, of Denison, was in the | the managers have scc city yesterdsy. ond night. ] Harry Lotts, of Chicago, was at Bechteles | don't fail to attend to-night. yesterday. treat. Georgs F. Suith, of Springfield, Ohlo, ar- rived at Bochtelo's yosterday. Fred Drexel, of Omahs, was on th's side of . the river yesterday, and dined at Dechtole's | Jogtod, 00 good demuid, hotel, e — COMMEROIAL, L NLUFKS MARKET, —Dealers aro payiug 20c for old corn J. M. Norton, of Des Moines, was in the gm—ln ~city yesterday, at the Pacific, n,."_—:m Frank M. Daly, agent of Smith's Uncle| OCorn Meal “Tom's Cabin company, was at the Ogdon yes: | ov: ‘00d—Glood supply; pries ab 1 e o 500 por bal per o, sy —1 25 por 100 pounds, Oriental entertain- niring, T00; No, 8, 60c; re- peace and comfort. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Spocial advertisements, such aa Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wanta, Board. ing, ete., will bo inserted in this column at the low vato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion 3 ards, 5 00@ | 14 FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ‘u- sortion. Loave advertisoments at our office, No. 7 terday, arranging for the appearance of the| Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, | Pear! Btreet, near Broadway company here on . Mrs, ¥, O, Myers, of Plattsmouth, was In the city yesterday. ¥, M. Ellis, of Marshalltown, was an Ogden fguest yesterday. H. 0. Welle, of Westfield, Mass,, reached creamery, 8% Eggs - Ready sale Honlier-Fimm oultey-— Firm; chickens 1 20¢ per dozen, holesaling at 11c. live, 2 50 per dozen. o ——— TReserved seats at Bushnell J. ¥. Boyd, £ tof the stock —— | Blufls, 4 Heal Estate Trausfers, 6 00 per ton. Butter—Plenty and in falr demand at 250; dealers are paying for Vegetables—Potatoes, 50c; onions, 406; cab- | =~ Cut rates to all points at MeAllister's | — J. P. Williaws, whols widely known among | ticket office, 600 Broadway, Council C, R. I & P, R. R, Co. to William become respected citizens with families, ment was of such a delightful nature that | the sons filling responsible positions on ed it for a sec- | railroa 1f you were there last night | long- 1t in & rare e | N. A. CHRISTIANSON, oy S Complete Abstracts of Bitle to all Lots and Lands in the County. \ The only:anly hotel run on te Huropean plan i this city. New busding, It is expeeted now that the Darated husband and! wifo' will M o<d e 1 st eam : L aun dr y 1 [ newly fumishedand all modern smprovemonts, and centrally located. ) (s . again soon be reunited 1n marriage, and pass the vemainder of life togother in PETER BECH TELE, PROPRIETOR, 712 BROADWAY,, COUNCIL BLUFFS. ; Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, fowa. roprietor. Has just opened a new and weld fitted sbeam laundry. - Guarantee good work, Please give mie a trial. PAWNBROKERS SALE Turedeemed Goods. GREAT BARGCAINS ANTED— Every body 1n Council Bluffs to take TusBx. Delivered by carrierat only owenty cents & weok. ANTED—A boy, with pony, to delivor 2un Bax. © wanting & el of John- —xr- ) In diamonds suitable for ladies and gents, also in ladies’ and gents” solid gold [:ll ayu“, ]ldla ]Bk allfl wfllflr [:fllulls’ ‘ng gv‘t:; watches and “‘Zilll“;.hmd :r::ull line of ut:: nndEh::;Fgl:infin;: 25;)“ m::f: v . 5 ane 's overcoats. ese articles must soMd. lent ALL oyS:l:i'i ;:m::] Eadaryjemonat for tho trade at reasouable vates, Oeders | ixyg'ef porsonal proprty. D, GOLDSTEIY, 226 Middlo Bandray, oppoaits 4 143 Broadway, Obuncil Blugs, | city building. Counsil Blu R. Rice M. D. W. R. VAUCHAN. “Mos, K. J. Hilton, i l"'-lol;.tha Sau-Ab-Brah entertainment PHYSICIAN & SURG,EON, 222 Broadway, Counoll Eluffs THOS. OFFICAN, 1L . PUBRY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Councll Blufts . Establishea . - Hope Eccutics I 1856 Dealers 1l Forvign sud Domestic Exchange aad e Teda, bagss, 308400 per dosin; appioe, § 008 50 I§“:‘m‘.‘.:1‘e:‘,’.,‘ LIRS ank o Je: IF YOU WANT N . X H. B, Kendall, W, Stratham and R, 1, | ¥lour—City flour, 160@3 40, isla by collag sy TeNpRp ooy . | Justice of the Peace. |pANCERS meter tumars reoet wisnsine Brooms—2 00@3 00 per doz, FOR SALE AND RENT. ) knlfe or drawiag of blvod. Hoott, all Milwaukeans, were at the Ogden LIVE STOCK. 5% R S aeant 'y Omaha and Council Blufis yosterday. Cattlo—3 00@3 50; calves, 5 00@T 50, O BALETurwbe hall sloon, wpyer Browdway 2 L ON . b L‘flflfl‘flp Dmgwfis of Mds & specialty Chicago, a¢ the Ogden, Hogn—Markot for hogs qulet, as thepack- | & A SCHROEDEK, _ CAL: Roal ostato and colloctlon ageiioy. n 0dd Fellows | " Over 3oarm pinetloal experience. Oftce No, P, Basker, $ ing houses ure closed; mw‘fl are paying 8 25 lock, over Bavings Bank. Jandi- | 8 Pearl | streudy fim,'h Rlufly, (T, Widham, o Boknle, rgices o1 | S48 JOSEPE_GAGHEGAN. S. A. PTERCH, o caovi, | et s ot a reserved seat for the Oriental i i \ i - % S8IMS & CADWELL, I Harry Lotts, of Chicago, was around the ni:lt:rhinmsut at the Opera house to- HARD WOOD ______Cnruir h—h"_l—'———_und Firah Avenue, Council Uluffe T bas Thow nrne s a . aw PI city interviewing gentlemen in reference to | ni . s i AN > All - I-L . sbirts, ots, Ho soprosenta Read Bros. & Co, r——— B d S La | 9! treat prios anapany the largest oustom shire house in the west, ..#;;fl':j..‘“flgg;‘:{:l‘:"“kfi rorved —COAL— e, way tealm un ©COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA ;‘;“‘a‘n-fl‘f e :w‘t. K TR Heo doclares tha the 4| and bost thing of the kiud. ~Call and see | ;Corer Main strect and Eighth sveiwe, Counci OB B RO e s Se | Reobum Bpecialty. | o PO Of Ly ~ and no one would think of doubtivg Harry's | it at Beard’s wall paper store. £a Lowest rates ard prompt delly 724 WHST BROADWAY. W DR A 1, GO0K, iubs, e DR.G.W.PANGLE, s Vo "o AD Winter Fupply of I.‘TT‘E.B'...PF MMH.I,*._.}. Missouri Hard ‘Wooq ! “Eclectio, Magno! Herbalist “Physician. M of the folluwl AND HARD AND 5053 "|A. 0. LARSON, . . 8. b0 LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. Proprietor T ) —- g ———— pases: Catarrh, Neryous Debiliy, Montal Dprive- ion, Apoplexy, Fits, Loss of Manlines a With outthe Knife, Drop- PETER C. MILLER, il @ X e ) Liver Cony ut, hidney Comolaint, Diabetes, Rheu: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mfi- Syellug Erysipelas, Bt —whiw Vil \d Her DI Treated With wesaa "‘flu l'i: ples ulte. Special attention given to private and venereal Wall-Paper and Window Shadesand Palofing In all Hs Branches, P. OVERT O . | s’ Looated N0, 810 Broadway, Room3, (- | 505 First Avenue, - Cowncil 1514 FRESCOING IN. MODERN STYLE, A e D "'.“"r:a_}}é:gxm {Without By | Aud securs the skt s anatio; A et o Stove wued dul No.18 South Fearl St. =~ Council Eluffe®| sacosiiation e st ok of the city ¥