Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1884, Page 6

£H B DAILY COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mondéy Morning, Feb, 4. * SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Oarrler = = = = = = - 90 cents por week By Mal - - $10.00 per Yoar OFFICE: No. 7 Pear] Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's, The registry lists for the coming elec- tion are now posted up. A return leap year party is to be given in Shugart's hall to-morrow evening. The examinations at St. Joseph's academy commence to-day and continue three days. Rouuer Skates—Vineyard, Henely and other styles, at Brackett's, 226 and 22fl Broadway. Some of the fellows who cannot pa}r their fines might be set at work cleaning off the sidewalks. Skelton & Rice's tailoring establish- ment is closed by the foreclosure of a mortgage held by eastern parties. M. J. Kelly, on lower Main street. is tearing down his blacksmith shop, and is to put up a brick building in its stead. Draper’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin company is to be at the new opera house on the 6th, and Milton Noble's company on the 8th. The city council meets this evening. As the time is up for the receiving of paving bids, they will probably be opened to-night. There is to be a quadrille party at St. Joseph's Academy hall next Wednesday evening, given by 8t. Patrick’s Benevo- lent soctety. A buggy in which Mrs. Dobson was riding along Broadway Saturday was run into by a farmer’s wagon, causing the buggy to lose a wheel. The sifting out of facts to determine who is responsible for the dead horse lying on Avenue A is to bo conoluded in the superior court to-day. James Kenan and a man giving the aame of Gleason were run in Saturday night for being drunk, They put up $10 each for their appearance this morning. Some of the employes of J, W. Squire presented him with a gold-headed cane on the occasion of his birthday, and ho was r- inded of the day by gifts from other sriends, A pair of pantaloons, evidently stolen from some store, has been. found con- cealed behind Mr. Dohany's livery stablo, and turned over to the city authorities for identification of owner, The grand march at the opening of the new voller skating rink was very finely carried out, and much of the success of the same was not only due to Mr, Dan- iels, but also to Miss Loomis, of thiscity, who led the march with him. very graceful skater. The two “‘doctors” arrested in Omaha are still in jail here. One of them was visited by his wife and little child yester- day, who just arrived from Memphis. The application for release on a writ of habeas corpus comes up before Judge Aylesworth again to.day, She is a THE DAILY BEE---MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1884 JEE ‘ ATTEMPTED ASSESSMENT. The Union Pacific Employes Again Called on {o Support a Hospi- tal Scheme, Mercer l;fl l.l"md— and Front of Course, Dr. The Union Pacific railway company have once more posted notices for the benefit of their 16,000 employes, that they (the employes) will be compelled to pay 40 cents each per month for the sup- port and maintenance of a hospital, This same proposition, it will be membered by tho readers of Tar B was originated and s arted in July, 1882, by Dr. 8. D. Mercer, the surgeon of this railway company. The only difference in the amount to be deducted from the em- ployes is 40 cents now, where the old fice is just opposite the court house,need not stay up at nights or dance around day-times worrying about it. Having the oldest set of abstract books in the county and havin, them always up to date, fi- nancially responsible, with an eatablish- ed reputation for accuracy and reliability an abstract from their office is as sure as any record can possibly be, and sottles surely the question, **How about the title ¢ — PERSONAL, Spencer Smith has returned from the balmy sonth, Colonel Ballingall, of Ottumwa, arrived here Saturday. Col. Smythe, of Omaha, spent part, of Sun- day in the Bluffs, John Y, Stone, of Glenwood, eamo to the Bluffs yosterday. Mr. Otto Vogelor, of Bockman & Co,, starts on the road to-day, Attorney D, H. Solomon, of the Wabash rond, is at the Ogden, MWOol. L. W. Tulloys i expocted home to-day assessment was to be 5O cents. It was ordered by the officials of this company that each and every employe from the president down, should be assessed, and said fifty cents deducted from his pay, no matter if he put in one day ora full month in their employ. And the paymaster did deduct this amount from a few employes, but as the men made such a general *‘kick” against it, it was decided to abandon the idea and consequently they have received their full pay since. It remains to be soon what this present month will bring forth in the way of a “‘kick” again. The principal cause of dissatisfaction in the 1882 assessments was openly stated by the employees at the time to be that Dr. 8. D. Mercer was to have entire control of said hospital. The Missouri Pacific railway has had, for a numbor of yvars, a hospital for their employees, which has been conducted on the assessment plan by Dr. Jackson, chief surgeon—which is located at Sedalia, Mo.,—and it has been a great benefit to those for whom it was established, There is a hospital run on the same plan at Denver, Col., which is highly endorsed by a large number of railroad employes. It being under the efficient management of Dr. Wright, here is ne good reason (other than the one set forth,which squelched the first assessment _eighteen months ago) why all the roads should not adopt this plan, us employes receive all necessary medi- cal treatment in case of injury or sick- ness to himself, and married men are treated at home, while unmarried men are compelled to go to the hospital, ex- cept in case of contagious diseases, treat- ment of which comes from the hospital funds, but are properly cared for outside of the general hospital. e — Mrs, A. Bryan, dressmaker.” Cutting a specialty, 604 S. Main st., up stairs. e e— . RAISING KANE, The Capture of That Young Man ‘Wanted For Robbery. Some time last summer a young man named John C, Kane, who had been em- ployed as watchman for one of the large agricultural warehouses liere, became in- volved in some dispute with Wm. Englo, anold gentleman who is well known here, and of whom Kane rented rooms, Kane thumped the old gentleman very soverely, and was arrested, but, during tho pendancy of tho case, skipped town and has not been heard from until a few days ago, when he was arrested at Mis- souri Valley for robbery. It appears that he relieved a man named George Ellis of about 30 and a gold wateh Swhile in a saloon drinking, Kano was locked in jail, but the mext morn. ing, ~whilo broakfast was boing passed in ho managed to skip out, and wmade good his cscape, Snturday after- noon Officers Brooks and_Mullen, of this city, found Kano socreted in a boarding There* is talk of organizing a local Prisoners’ Aid association here, the pur- pose being to act in conjunction with like associations in other cities in. look- ing after prisoners who are discharged, securing them honest employment, and helping them to lead true lives, ° Absalom Fender, a farmer living six wiles from Emerson, mét with a serious accident last Friday night. While rid- ing along on horseback the horse stum- bled and fell, upon him, crushing Mr. Fender's left leg terribly, and causing three fractures between the knee and ankle, Business at the transfer has been quite brigk of late. .Somo of the moerchants have found it impossible to wait longer for a cut in freight rates and have been compolled to have their goods shipped to them to fill orders. Others still hold off, as the new freight regulations have had hardly time to be looked on as per- manent, * Peter Belger, who by his own confes- wion was the cause of the four boys boing arvested for burglarizing the new opera house, was releasod on Saturday, his parents pleading for him, Poter secems to be a bad boy, and has already been ‘before the police court several times, 1f he doesn’t behave now a trip across the state will doubtless be taken by him, George Guanella was arrested Saturday night by Officer Cusick for kicking up a row in a saloon, After getting him to the police station there was quite a strug- gle to get him locked up, it requiring four ‘men to put him in, Inashort time afterwards Mayor Bowman released him, and he went his way, Tt is supposed thet he will appear in police court this morn- ing to unawer to the charge Wpiaht as Seneca Morgan was hhu, he was overtaken by a team “and the driver invited him to ride. Get- ting into the wagon, Morgan discovered man pamed Allen lying down in the under the seat, It seems an old a8 existed for some time between navd Allen, and after the former gotten into the wagon, Allen brgan : him and beat his face to a jolly. . either jumped out, or was R 5 the city and laid an_informatio. , Allea, who came in Tuesday, out of the wagon, and caunn |y, houte on South Main street, and bofore he could make any resistaucs they nabbed him. Ho is now locked up in jail here, and will _probably havo no easy escaps from tho law now, as thore are two cases still pending against him here, whilo tho charge of robbery seems to be protty cloarly proved, thia waeh and §8 of ho money being found on him when he was arrested in Missouri Valloy. — Sensation in Musical Circles, Prrrssurg, Pa,, Jan, 7, 1884, J. Mueller, Esq.,Council Blufis, Towa. Dear Sir: - We mail you some of our list of customers and Jittlo book of Hurdiman Puanos, If you got up anything of the sort please mail us copics, We aro handling the Hardman as our best Pianos—and put up squarely in compotition with the Steinway, Chicker- ing, Knabe Pianos, and with the greatest success, Withina month we have trad- ed Hardman Pianos for three Steinways, one Chickering and two Knabes, and our Hardman grand is now used by nearly all our resident players at their concerts. Tt has taken a good dealof work to over- come the prejudice in favor of the old standards, but wo have done it here, and if a number of Hardman agents in the larger cities would handle the piano on the same basis it would soon occupy a first position—then they would sell easier and wo would get prices neavor their vulue, Hopoe you are having a good sale for them, Yours, Murron, Hoxxk & Henntcxs, e eet— How About the Title? There already beging a stir in the real estate market which gives promise of an unusual activity in that line this year, Many are inquiring about property, and looking out loeations, ete., either for in- vestment or improvement. A would-be purchaser, after boing satisfied as to price, location and terms, at once raises the all-important question—**How about the title?” Of course, the seller tells him it is all right, but the purchaser wants some tangible proof that it is, How canhe got it? Why, the seller must furnish him an abstract, But how can the buyer know but what there is some mistake in the abstract! There is but one way ordinarily, and that is to have the abstract wmade by some firm which not only bas the confidence of the public, but which possess a full, accurate and reliable set of books, Further than this, the firm shall be strong fimuoin!lfl as to be able to pay for any legal liability grow- !ing out of any mistake in the abstract. 11t makes, therefore, a big difierence as #to where one gets an abstract, A wan ‘bruised. —Hambu: £}t instance, who gets an_abstract from . such firn as Kimball & Champ,whoee of- from » month's trip onst. J. P, Adams, the well known manufacturer at Sandwich, T1L., is at the Ogden, Hon, John T. Baldwin has returned from the east, having been absent for weveral wooks, Sheriff Jones, of Crawford county, was in the city yostorday, on the scont of some crooks, A. A. Parsons dropped in over Sunday, and leaves this morning on his weekly busi- ness trip, Postmaster Phil. Armour starts to-day for Washington, expecting to bo absent about ton days. County Auditor Kirkland now gladly makes room at his fireside for a fair little maiden— just arrived, Mr. Brod, Bell, of the U, P. freight audit. or's office, passed a few pleasant howrs in this city yostorday. Frank Shin, of Carson, says he doos not intend to open a law office in Council Bluffs for 5omo time yet. C. W. Stover, of Uedar Radids, traveling agont for the A., T. & S. F. railway, spent Sunday at the Pacific. E. B, Gardiner and A, Gans loft last oven- ing to attond the grand lodge of the A. 0, U. W., which meets in Davenport to-morrow. W. H. Graham, of Clinton, Mo,, isin the city interviewing his brother Knights of Pyth- 1as in regard to the Weokly Pythian Banner, which ho represents. F. G. Broun, who travels fora St. Jce clothing firm, came to this city Saturday, and after spending Sunday with his brother, W. T. Braun, skips out again to-day. William Hutchingon, of Belle Blaine, has come here to take the position of master mo- chanic at this point for the Chicago & North- western ral.way, the position being loft vacant by tho withdrawal of Mr, C, 0. McPherson who goos with another company. G. W. Kingsbury, one of the proprictors and editors of the Yankton Press and Dako- talan, was in the city Saturday. Hoand his partner, W. S, Bowen, have made a grand success of that paper, and it is still growing and prosporing under their wiso and energetic management, Hardman on the Raise.” ! New Youx, January 24, 1884, J. Mueller, Council Bluffs, Towa: Dear Sie—Copy of Tur Bee received. Thanks. The letter from Mellor, Hoene & Hendricks shows the position taken for the Hardman pianos by nearly all our agents now. Messrs. Dutton & Son, in Philadelphia, and White, Smith & Co., in Boston have demonstrated what could be done in those cities, while youn yourself havo hiad no, mean success with our pianos and we have yet to he any singlo doaler who has not h very best success with them, We appre- ciate your efforts for the pisnos and trust you are doing all in your power to pub it in the front rank, where it belongs, and that your efforts are devoted to that end. With very kindest regarda, we aro, | dear sir, vory sincerely yours, H MAN, DowrinG & Prok, - in Picket Offices Ohange The recent change in the relationship of the railroads rummning into Council Bluffs has brought about a change in tho | location and arrar offices, The Chi Quincy and the Kansas City, St. Joo & Council Bluffs still have heir oflices at | tho old stand at the southwest corner of Brondway and Pearl streets, Captain O, M. Brown being the ticket agent. M. Charles Koith, the genoral agent of these roads, also has his headquarters here. OTHER ROADS, The Union Pacific, Chicago, Milwau- kee & St. Paul, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern rail- ngement of ticket Burlington & roads have their ticket office together at | = the southeast corner of Broadway and Pearl strects, with Mr. J. L. Do Bo- voise, of Chicago, to serve as agent. The Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific rail- way ticket oftice remains on the south- east corner of Broadway and Main street, J. C. Mitchell being the ticket agent, while F. M. Gault, the general wgent of the road, makes his headquar- ters there. THE CUT RAYE ticket office of a’l the different railways running in and out of Council Alufis re- mains at the old stand, 505 Broadway, with Mr. R. MeAllister as general tickes agent, R Tleal Nstate Transfers, Tho following deeds were filed for ro- cord in the vecorder's office, February 2, roported for the Brx by P.J, Me- Mahon, real estate agent: W. 5. Quick to Elins J. Quick, part ne} aud nel nwl, 42, §l,- ) Gieorge W. Hunt to J, C. Howard, n} so}, 10, 77, 98, §3,200, Yomos . Howard to George W, Hunt, lot 2, block 8, Walnut, 8400, Patrick Coyle to B, ¥, Palmer, part nef neb, 11,77, 44, $60, f. M. Hoopes ot al. to Jane Wright, lots B and 6, block 6, Merideth's add. to Avoca, 8600, Total sales—§0,760. Private lessons on ohiua given by 8. D. Rehse. Studio No, 12 N. Main street. JACOH BIMS, _E. P. CADWELL. 'RUBBERS! Oar apeech is short, but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in the year on Rubber Boots, Shoes, AND ARCTICS. ; Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes, ready to ship on receipt of orders. welEl CEENLIS TN Or second quality Boots we are introducing are better than many so-called firs quality, and wo give a large EXTRA discount on them. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadwav, Council Bluffs Towa. LY MAYNE & PALMER, DEAURRS IN i X ] i\ | Empkie Hardware Go. W ETO LIS A XE Hardware - 109 and 111/8, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - 1I0WA, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 34 2 and 344 Broadway, - TTOUOST OPENED ! <COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. BECHTELE’S ¥ [: ‘uropean Hotel. Tho only only hotel rin on the European plan lin this city. New building, newly furnished and all modern improvements, and is centrally located. PETER BECH TELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. Hard and Soft Coal, AND WQOD, BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PURTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR ND SEWER PIPE. No, 639 Broadway, - > ot » COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. boramT =0 3 | SMITH & TOLLER. | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, | 7 and 9 Main street, | CouxciLBLurrs, - - - - DINBOTORY, COUNCIL BLUFEFS, TA. JOHN W. BAIRD, JOEN BENO & CO., MAX MOHN, DR EEWHITE, e v e N, SCHURZ. . 8. WAGNER, witcoureror TR IR 7 tnotrens J. M. ST, JOHN & CO..CASH BUYERS, riisni s s Dratt by return mail. 146 Brondway. JACOB KOOH, AT TAW. TION AGE ATTOR! Y CC AWATTAMIE - Broadway and Main stree GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main strovt and 17 Poarl street. JUSTIC Offiee ov MERCIANT TAILOR, Stock Compieto. Suits made at reasonable prices. No. 895 Main §¢ | Granite and Tinware. DeV EKimball & Champ, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) I sl MONEY T0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. ' GROSVENOR & GUNN, MANUFACTURERS OF 311 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs; Iowa HEATING ST OVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. GETS Per Fitting, GARPENTERS TOOLY AND HARDWARE! Latest ‘Novelties in Fanc; lme of extiaordinary Fine Cary L & WRIBHT,™ spiaard WHY DO A lar, Hardware. N! ME OF YOU i FITCH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS? No. Best and Cheapest.iFine Linen Collars and Cuffs, 716 Fourth Strest Council Bluffs, Iowa. 5 Qg CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, @&, F. SMITH. Cornor 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifieations tamished. JAMES FRANEY, seeeweciicigmmaon LINDT & HART, ATTORMYS ATIA, ot coute._ SANITARIUM EDWIN J. ABBOT' REVERE HOUSE, James Plook. And batn house, 421 a womory, M. D. Phy 28 Broadway. L. Sove JUSTICE OF THE PEAC! Notary Public and General Conveyancer. ITH & NORTON pera Houso, 415 Broadway. Brosdway opposite Ny ’ Refitted §1, £1.60 per day ;iarée Assortment of Hard ;Lnd Soft Coalr VES! STOVES! STOVES Jeing left over, must be sold at your own prices, 1 need S. GOLDSTEIN, 538 Broadway. to fill coutracts. G R ©O©OC B R E Now Sitore, Freah Goods, Low Prices and Pulite Attendants, ROADWAY First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, §" Conncil Blufls. AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE, {HE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO, I0WA, corsiderai the bost §2.600 in case of death, and $1.000 endowmient at the expiration of ton years. Assess- wionts payable according toage. Mre, Olive Filloy the agent will call aud explain the plan upon your re quest. Dirsct your communications to 944 Vine St. Council Bluffs lowa. Petexr C. * | que Di FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1, WE WILL GIVE EXTRA TIn all our Bocts and Shoes, regardless of Quaiity. chance. y. Don't miss this S. A. PIERCE, 109 Main Street. CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, WHOLESALE OO0 TR IEP IR CURT. e e Ind Gengral. House Furn MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs. | AND RETATIL ings | CASADY, OCUTT & FRENCH. Homeopathic Physician and Mag- netic Healer. TWENTY-TIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE] THIRTY YEARS A RES- IDENT OF Coueit, BLUFFS. without wn0s 0 the sl (¢ s o e conditions deserib are hundreds of fact that Ui wade o DEALER IN ALL TH£ LATEST DESIGNS OF e 20 mmuml,."“x‘x'.'.fi WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES ! Interior Decorations. 12 S. Pearl Street and 20 N, Main Street, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, LIVE 1D EAT. T TO LIV RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W7 .. IBER. AT IN cas the remedy in use s ria known (ki tive—superior to ciation, on_ (desp peia) Cld ulcers, out the use allacute aud chronie discases coalully treated ho records of mortality show that Dr. Jeffer cossful v racticimer of medieing try. His greatest success has been in VafMed tho skill of otner doctors, woll o cousing depair and financial ruin i wany o8, TERMS REASONABLE. No charge for consultation by Jetter or otherwise. In! Joso stamp where ans wors t6 lotters are required. Caterer "o The Public. Best k o reforn b 24, O lisos Broadway, Mosls ours, g Porsc s contagious disease will b re ol eulno } o onel Biutt { ".,”l,.::.‘;):,."‘.f}:,, ceived into uts of Health for ¢ catment, s e | S R SPECIAL NOTICES.| GRAND OPENING G[] And NOTICE.—Special advertisements, such aa Lost, OF THE NEW Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board o! will be inserted in this column at the low i 0 R LINE for the first insertion and FIVE C) 'S PER LINE for each subseyuent io- sertion. Leave advertisements at our ofiies, No. 7 Pear] Stroet, near Brosdway Roller_ Skating Rink Friday Evening Feb. Ist. WANTS, Chapman & Mastous, - Proaan: ANTED = Every body i Counchl Buffe to tako | |1 Nont f WA Sa iy el sy Wil B, Ganiels, the Champion Skater conts o weo \ TANTED=A good houte, i 1ice. Tooation, with i, bl offite, """ OF four vooms. - Addreas box No. 26, Bk | Ay Fixhibition on This Occasion 7 AN “A ¢oud il Axe ol 3o, 10 learn a trade, fice, No 7 Pearl stieet. ()M PAFERS—For sale st e offiod, & 3. No men from § 6. w. £ 10 p. » huudred. FINE MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED. W, W. Cuariay, 5 Manager. SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA Offlos, Main Street, Rooms 1 and Bhugart & Mo 1 Mahon's Blok, Wi 4 wders) It il practioe o Btate s F An clegantly farnished room. oentral. Kefereuccs required. Addre | o oljsctionable characters wilbe admitted. €., Bar oflice, . A 3 DOR SALE—House No. 723 Iarrison stroot and R R M D ) o £y o talt Caa R Nt p . uice M. D, DOR SAL L e kuifo or drawing of bl CHRONIC DISEASES et ktnae o spociany. Over thirty yvars practical expoeriouce, Office No P b Pearl strect, Counci! Dlufly @ Consultation tree Broad- e old. 4. J, Mandel [ way QTOVES 1 have a fow wook sud heabi ¢ soven 1elc over, which [ will close out a great reduetio A0, ehieh T willclosa ot a greab reductions. from1to0 p m , wh day the loctare wil | ADMUE or other tumors removed withoubth | — jood, sk TR GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM w on exbibition at No. 317 Broadway, for gentle) daily, except Frideys ladies only~on which y & lady, describing human frame'sud all dise dis ccting parts of cases of ohildren. Y 25 conts) M O Hilm D, HYSICTAN & SURGEON, 222 middle Brosdvey, Covnell Blufs, | Corner Main etreet aud Lighth syenue, O Blufty £ Lowest rates and prompt delivery WINTER RESORT. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS, |CURE OR NO PAY We gnarantee the cure of the following named dis. scases, orno_ pay: Rheumatism, , Ulcers, th, & 1 Dlood and;kin diseas s i i 4 Bladder i, Net- hiess Spring the favorite 1] debiliatad, ro the FEEBLE LADIFS BEST FRIEND, od hotel, livery and bathing accomods or and summer. Locality highly althy. Accossible by” Wab:sh r w01 O, B & Q. at Albany. Corresy solicited, REY. M. L THOMPSON Manager, Siloam Spri P. 0., Gentry Co., Mo, Specific Gravity Reaction Sulph Sulphate m.., Chlgride Sodium ., « Volatile matter and losy Total sclids per gallcn Witloim & MERRILL, 11108, OFFICKR, I M, PUsHY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS, Council Blufts Estadirsnsu - Dealers Howa K i 1858 add fe }xcbange nnd Yt Omaha aua Cou state and colleotion ag 9. 20 vor Seviagy Gank,, ¢ Fellowy ey 1 | \Justice of the Peace, { - §