Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1884, Page 2

o R T S THE DAILY BEE .COUNCIL BLUFi'S MOMDAY, '‘EBRUALY, 18 1884, §HE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, Feb. 16, i +SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Oarrlor = = « - - - - 20 centa per week Mal $10.00 per Yoar OFFICE: No. 7 Pear] Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Are you registered! Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. The Detroit Post says of Mrs Baxter, that *‘shoe is one of the finest speakers of the day.” The noon-day prayer moetings of the Y. M. C. A. are daily increasing in num- bers and interest. Mrs. George Oaterlin, of Tostevin street, while in Omaha last week, slipped and fell on a sidewalk, breaking her left arm, Mary D. Roan and Barbara Roberts seem to have had a set-to, and Justice Schurz is called on to decide who is at fault. On Saturday permits to wed were granted John E. Langreck and Hattie M. Sutton, of Avooca, also to John Libbie and Mary Dost, of Omaha, M. Haites, the artist, is just finishing seven large landscapes to adorn the walls of the Phoenix hall, and is making other decorative improvements in the place, The discussion of the new court house project has brought to the front the 8 and 20; trotting meeting, June 24, 25, 26 and 27; annual fair, August 25, 26, 28 and 29, The Towa circuit, to which this belongs, commences at Cedar Rapids June 10, then at Marshalltown June 17, and the following week here, The purses amount to £18,000. N. M. Pusoy and E. E. Ayleaworth were in Hardin township Friday evening talking to the citizens in favor of the new court house and jail. There were about 20 at the meoting, and all seemed to bein favor of the proposition, and several spoke enthusiastically of getting out on election day and working for it. As the time for another city election draws near, it is reported that another general ordor is to bo issued for the olean- ing out of all loafers and crooks infesting the town. It is to bo hoped that no such ordor will be issued, for last summer there was such an one issued, and instead of being less thera wero more. Tho fel- and only reason Warner was_discharged from the police force is because he showed his star, as all_policemen should do, only his was a_gold one, and the lat- est improved stylo of police uniform, sont direct from New York, made to or- der, which made the colored peliceman look very fine and showy, fer which he was discharged. Another election is near at hand, Remember it, please. J. W, Bostow, TO-NIGHT'S LECTURE. “The Handwriting on the Wall," at the New Opera House To-Night, This evening Mrs. Marion B. Baxter in to lecture in the new opera house on “The Handwriting on the Wall.” The excellent chance to hear this gifted woman, and at the same time to give the Home of the Friendless a rousing bene- fit, will doubtless be improved by wany. As Mr. Dohany has generously given the lows seem to know that it is only a joke, and 8o they rush in where angels foar to trend. Mr. Weir, the manager of the Council Bluffs underwritors’ compact, watched use of his new opera house, and the lec- turer has donated her time and expenses, the entire receipts will be clear gain for the Home. This gives a chance, too, for all who have not seen the interior of the new opera houso to admire its beauties. the tests of the waterworks Saturday, | With all these and other considerations, and expressed himself as well pleased, | the house should be packed. Mrs, Bax- and that ho had talked with a number of | ter has won high praise elsewhere. Will insurance men, who scemed confident that the fire protection was excellont, the enly bad break being that of the hose, Tur Ber has time and again called attention to the city’s great need of new and good hose. Tho need grows daily more apparent. Yesterday afternoon, at the Methodist church, were held the funeral services of John J. Dutcher, a veteran, whose death makes another vacancy in the grand army of the republic. The members of Abe Lincoln post turned out in a body, claim that Bayliss park was deeded tothe city on condition that the court houso should be built there. The adornments of the front of the new opera house are now being put in position and when finished will add greatly to the exterior attrac- tiveness of that building. as a mark of honor to their fallen com- rade, and appropriate services were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Armstrong, Mr, Dutcher was a farmer, living near this city, and had been ill for only a few days, He was a member of the One Hundred and Korty second Indiana. There are some of the papers in the county who, in objecting to a new court The republican city convention for|house and jail, suy that the present build- nomination of officers is to be held at the |ing shall be patched up and enlarged. court house next Saturday afternoon at| Soveral years ago a proposition was sub- 1 o'clock. The ward primaries will be | mitted to do that very thing, but was held on Friday evening. Mr. Clayton has introduced a bill for the establishment of a separate insurance department, to include the supervison of banks and to provide for the appointment of a commiagioner thereof. The democratic city convention is called to meet at the court house next Monday afternoon, February 25, at 1:30 o'clock. The ward primaries are to be held Wedneaday evening of this week. Workmen were busy on the Main street bridge yesterday. Raymond & Campbell, the contractors, were afraid the Saturday thaw might damage it, as a number of the supports rested on the ice. F. Kelley, who had Bockhaff arrested, has now been complained of for carryine concealed weapons, and the muss is got- ting more mussy. Justice Abbott will hear one case on the 20th and one on the 23d, Ed. Ollisen has got back the panta- loons stolen from him. They were thrown over the fence of his yard with 4 note pinned to the seat, ““These are too large. They don’t match with Tilton's shirt.” The city marshal has received a letter from the chisf of police of 8t Joe asking if Mrs. Margaret King could be found here. Hoer daughter died there and left some property to her. The marshal has thus far been unable to find any such person here. The electric light is temporarily sus- pended until the new power can be ar- voted down because the building was not worth the patching. Now these ssme kickers try to get the proposition for a new building voted down, on the grounds that the old one ought to be patched. If they thought the building was not worth patching as it was several years ago, how much loss is it worth patching now. Some more grading is being done atthe Home of the Friendless, and it is expect- ed soon that another building will be erected on the same site, more room be- ing needed to meot the growing interests of the institution. Mrs, T. R. Brooks has been appointed as the head of the dressmaking and tailoring dopartment, and will give instruction to the inmates, as well as superintend the work done in this line. At present she will make her headquarters on Willow avenue, between Fourth and Main streets, and by the ar- rangements made the profits onall orders received from outside parties will go to the home. 1t is intended to open other industrial departments also in the near future. Marshal Jackson, who has lost about $1,000 worth of hogs fvom some mysteri- ous disease, has also lost a goat. The goat was bitten by a dog, and died of hydrophobis, a case which is oconsidered very remarkable. Some of the hogs which died, were also bitten by a dog, and it is thought that was the cawse of death, but the symptoms were not whol- 1y like those of hydrophobia, but resem- bled somewhat those of eholera, so- that the affair is rather mpysterious. Thero ranged and the additional dynamics put in place, all of which improvements will ‘be made within tendrys. Thenseventy- Mive lights will not only be started up, ibut kept up, ‘Those in the city who desire to see +Clara Morris, who appears in Omaha ‘Weanesday and Thursday evenings, will ‘be glad to learn that the dummy train, both nights, will be held until the per- formances are over, thus giving Council Blufls folks a chrnce to return home the same evening, This evening is the first of the club nights at the roller skating rink, and none but those who have secured mem- bership tickets will be admitted this|cruteh. His many frionds will be glad whou | € Y1) evening. There is to be an interesting wing contest, which will prove a novel en- tertainment here, Among the recent contributions to the for holding the republican primaries next seems to be much trouble with mad dogs just now, a rather unusual' time of year too, for that. The farmers in Garner township have lost some stock, and sev- oral mad dogs have been seen there, and on Saturday a gentleman in from Wes- ton reported great excitement there over two or three maddogs, who had bitten, stock, e PERSONAL, Mr. O, D Reoves, manager of the- braach town to-day on a business trip. 'Squire Biggs has. recevered so far from tho injuries recsived in a recent fall on. thie ice that he §s able to go. aliout with.the aidiof a hio can throw away the,crutoh entirely. Mr. 8, 8, Frenoh, of Honey Crock townr ship, was In the city Saturd his subscniption toTar Bie. of apples fram H, C, Raymond, and one “":‘s"“d"' e of LTy Sy tmaster Phil. Armiour has returnud ho Pughal of parsnipe O | trom Washinghon, whare hahas beea. for feni dayw orso Ho reports that the wading lnthe | A GEN _plmduayh good, thore being sain thre ovary day but oae while o was ia the ey, - e Ho thinks that despite the dajaobig weather | fo paitisainrs ¢ B. & & £ G baa wion et | 18 S. Poarl Staeet and 20 N. Main Street, - the additional appropriation of $100,008, for | o0 The following are the places selectod thp government bullding heve, will. bo given. If fact the postmastar comes back quite ¥Friday evening: First ward, Weis & |cheery. Olansen's store, five delogates; seoond | yathor MoMesomy has besn called to wad, city building, eight delegates;|Shenandoab by the ilness of the pastor of third ward, Bluff ity engine house, five | the Cathelic church there, followingdates not because he did janitor's work, nor boouse b got drwak, but the solo cause | onif W o0 1 Ctalmitiod [agy - myp moubh Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. M. J, Michaels bas reburned from his east. o trip, E. M. Gallendat, president of the national 3 in secret of the colored policeman being dis- charged in our city, 1 now put before the public and his avengers, which are as fol- office of the Hoosier dsll company, leswos W'fiwub—muy body 1n Couaell Blufts to take » Deliv and renowed: | {08 RENT Elegantly furui hed appastmeut Senator George Carson andved frem. Des Carloton says of hor: **Mrs. Baxter is known as an able and fearless speaker, bold in her advocacy of justice, and dauntloss in_denouncing the wrong. 1 have heard her several times, and think her_reputation fairly earned.” Rev. G. W. Crafts pronounces her equal to (Gough or Talmage. Congressman Lacey, chairman of the republican state central committee, said that the sories of meet- ings addressed by her were in every res- pect successful, and that the intelligent and eloquent_manner in which she dis- cussed the political issues, led to his re- ceiving many letters from luudin%citi- zons commending her speeches. Many other such.testimonials have been won by her. : % SUNDAY MORNING BLAZE. Boekhofl's Residence and Grocery Saved From Destruction by tho Water Works, About 3 o'clock yesterday morning the watchman at Stowart's packing house discovered fire bursting from the rear of A. W. Boekhoffs frame building on Fif- teenth street. The building is occupied by Mr. Boekhofl as a gyocery store and residence and after sending in the alarm by telephome the watchmam' aroused the family, who up to that time were uncon- scious of their danger. Tho fire depart- ment responded with wondexful prompt- ness and gefSting streams cuickly from the adjacent hydrants, speediiy squotched the flames, 8o that the only damage done was to the rear of the building, except the damage by water on the stook of goods. The cause of the fire is unknown and the loss is covered by insurance. e —— A Card to the Public. Council Bluffs cannot prosper withiout manufactories, We now have spindid water works, electrio light, new opera house, the streets have been ordared paved, we have some ten railroaderand all branches of mercantile and profes- sional business are represented here, but our city is deficient in manufacturing industries. The east is Slled with many who aro eager for a change. Proper committees can be selected to arrange with the railroad company for reduced transportation, also to sclicit donations | of lots &ec., as contributions, to every manufacturer who will mowe to Council Bluffs and furnish employment to ten ox more laborers, and recognizing the faet that _agitation i. necessary: in all pro- gressive movements, I do here call a meeting at my justice rooms, in Odd Fellows' Block, on February 18, at 8q p. ., to perfect an organization, select officers, committees, &c., andgot ready for active, immediate work, This is our. year for a boom. W. R, TAUGHAN, e e— Thebest regadator of digestivo- organs and the beat appetmer known is Angost it ters. Try it, but beware of im.ati Gos from your grocr or druggist the penuine arsi- clo, manufactused by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert X Sons SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIGE.—Sposia) advertisements, ouch as Loot, Foundy To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wauts, Board. Ing, ete:, will bo inserted in this coliman at the low. rate ob TEN CENTS PER LINE for the.first insostion| and FW8 CENTS' PER LINE for oaci»subsoquont ae sortica. Leavo advertisemonts at our effice, ifo, Poard Street, neas Broadway ‘WANTS. | VRPANTED AT Tor gonoral 1 asswork, W .11 Biggs, 7111s Tth street. erod by carriavat only twenty cants & VW ANTED—A good houte, in e 1ocati-am: with three ontu e rooms. Adds we box No. £¢, Bk, offtas. PAPERG-—For salo at B.m office, a 25 centa undredi -Ome or two fimished ubh 8t._and Third avenue. house vtk private mi fenenoes | shanged. Addsess H. W. J. B woffice. ADIES WE AR. RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Shippers, entlemen BOOTS AND SHOES OUR FINE Please call and N For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Council Blufts, West Side Square, Clarinda, 7 JOWA. MAYNE & PALMER, j DEAURRS IN ' Empkie HardwareCo VU ELO L IE A XX e Hardware 100 and 111i8. Main Stroct, ¥ QOUNCIL BLUFES, i IOWA. Motoalf Bros., WHULESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, "4:2 and 3-147111..:.\1;,,,, AL & : Furopean Hot The only Fotel in this City on the 1 uropean plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAL YOU Now Building---New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTi#, ALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restan.ant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPR)ETOR, GET.” Hard and Soft Coal, AND WOOD, BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTXS, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. No, 639 Broadway, - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, | nct Regeived. 7 and 9 Main street, Courwers BLurrs, - - - - Spring Goods Towa. DIRBOTORY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TA. JOHN W. BATRD, ATSRUECATEAT. M aem oF rumamarpuss couy: JOHN BENG & 00.. WL, e MAX MOHN, CRESTON HOUSE. e Hotel, 217 und 219 Main streos. NUBORURZ = wmoemum 8. 8 WAGNER, LIVERY AND FE! YAl contEmen i furveralalad Kroason! £h SISO {J. M. ST. JOHN & CO..CASH BUYERS. ‘it sipd: Dratt by return mall. 160 Byoodway. JACOB KOCH, CONTRACTOR AND BUILD: Q‘._E. S MITH. ____ Comnor 7th an¥Brosdway. _Plans and Mn:fi?’m furnished. MERCHAN? TAILOR, Stock Compiete. _ Suits made at ressonable prises. No. 805 Matn 86,1 Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Byuffs, Iowa. Fimball & OChainb, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE) HONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTAVE! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands {n the County COAL GIVEN AWAY | Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e eoal of Platée Overton, odice 501 First avenue, yard* 804 Main street, Council Bluffs. is entitled to a'chance in the drawing ©r one ton of coal, to be given away Marcl: Ist. You may thus get A Tonof Coal for Nothine. S FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1, WE WILL GIVE EXTRA BARGAINS In all our Boots and Shoes, regardless of Quality. Don’t miss this chance, S. A. PiERCE, 108 Main Street. CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPETS CURTAINS, And General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY. JAMES FRANEY, actoto wokanirnmnr o EIND I EHARE s e e e SANITARIUM Andbala louss, 483 and 438 Broadmay. L Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mont- ED ‘n' b J ABBOTT 7z JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; =L ALK ) V1l gomery, M. D, 7 Notary Pablio and REVERE HOURE, srouway oppostta Now Opers House. 415 Broadwaz. * Refitted $1, $1.50 por day A1 ity o . = A_Sl.MSTR_ONG-,. i | A Al Enfilneer! awatieios) — R()OM 6, NEW OPERA ROUSE, COUNCIL BLUFES, I0WA: ote. .cbo. A4l 'Orders by Mail Promptly Attendod To. A LARGE STOCK OF STOVES AND FURNITURE, At VERY LOW FIGURES. Dowt.forget I pay the highess-price for MIXED RAGS! As. % am sompelle | to buy to fill contructs, S. GOLDSTEIN, 538 Broadwey. M. CALLACHER. G- Fl OC E R I E S. New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. TEFLE | Furst Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, LOWER BROADWAY Council Blufls. AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE, THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO, I0WA, Jeconuifiensd the best montm pays vle nocording auest. LN root yous cou in case of death, and $1.000 endowment at the expiration of ten years., Assews- Mrv. Olive Filley the agent will call snd oxpiain the plan Upou your re- ie:tions to 244 Vine St. Council Bluffs lowa. | LLFRY() EAT. EAT TO LIVE. &4, 0 hwon, 404 Broadvay, ©let d'ouising { ) Council Blufts. | JROK SALS:-A first-clas sk ol bar -ratuses. sau [ X' pool table, cheap, 8. Goldsteln, 64 Hrondwayy, | ©ounc! By lowa. OR RENWI— a large nice’yfurnisbod room with. havd ool fre. Duquirs0as JFirat svonua, two o8, Dlocks fro et Cawnplon. Dosom Surecthes St b St Auy lady oan do up & finc-shist withwid' s welnk an R. Rice M. D. CHRONIC DISBASES oo ot 5 earl stroct hnmw CANCERS, 2hiieathsnay wiiied winout he Peter C. NMIiller, DEALER IN ALL YHE LATEST DESIGNS OF RESTAURANT AND CAFE, 502 Broadway, Council Blufts. | CASADY, OH#CUTT & ¥RENCH. JACOB EO.CJI—I., Merchant Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPZLY DONE. 805 South Main Street, o - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table.|JOSEPE GAGHEGAN. OIL B HARD WQOD COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the serival and de- AND pertuts of trins by csntral standard Alme, at the co q I ocal depots. Trains leave transfer depos ten min- Corner Main street and Eighth avesae, Coun earlier and arrive ten minutes later, CIICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QU-NET. Blufts, LRAVE, Armive, | g@rLowest rates and prompt delivery 5:20pm Council Bluffs Express; 5:40 p m Chicago Expross 9:45 4 m Mail. —_— KANBAS CITY, BT. JOB_ AND COUNCIMBAVFTS. 10:10 8 Mail and Express, 6:45p m 8:25 pm Pacific Express, 6:36 p m A CHICAGO, MILWAUKER AND 6T. ?AUL. 5:25 pm Express, s OAM D:dsam Express, Day Ex ©6:50 p . - *Des Moines Accemmodation, 4:40 p m *At local depot only. *WABABI, T. LOUIS ANDJEASIYIC. 9:55 8 m Mail, 4:50p m Canuon all, *At Transfer only, CURE OR NO PAY ce the cure of the follow y: Rheumat named dis- Uloers, 445 p 1150 Complaint, CUICAGO atid NORTHWESTURY, ralgia nd Asthias, Theto o ihe tavorl 530 pm x press, 0:60 p m | resort of the tirad an dobilicatad, and axethe 9450 m Pacifiic Express, oam| - FEEBLE LADIES BESTFRIZND, = BIOUX CITY AND PACILS. Ay e vl by pleturcsqu St, Paul Exprh 2:00am | and healthy. o3h railway, 2 Accommodation, 650 p o | Evona,or C., 3 & Qi at Allany. Comusponacue “UNION PACIVIC, solicited, SON, HEW. M. M. THOMP: M anag 7:50 pm Western Expross, 8 o 3 v Cc 1idthm Pacitio ; Slloam Springs, Gara, P 0., Geatry Co., 749 A m ocal N 1214 a m ? AN ALYHIS.. Lincoln Expross, L *At Tran fer DUMMY TRAING TOOMANA. Specific Graity Reaction - Carbonic Akl Gaa. . Carbonate, Calcium | 10248 m. 1 rive 30 minute Sillica Alumina. Organi tile Total sskids per gullon. . A WikiGiT & Hakiiii, Chemiste. WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES'! Interior Decorations. COUNCIL BLUFFS, HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HARDWARE! That Must Be Met. of was Frand, if you were to dieto-ni! ERTO) W. R. VAUCHAN. Omaha and Council Bluftr, AN APPOINTMENT | It is appoiuted unto man eace Lo die, but after ShE, A0 whososvwr win ot WEItch. L the ht, how would it be with you! w 4 A. OV 354 Granite sad Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers. DeVOL & WRIGHT,™ “rifitfstrec® WHY DON'T YOU GET 8OME OF Justioe of the Peace. FITCH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS? Pertect Fitting, Best and Cheapest. X Fine Linca Collars aud Culis. aos. orricas, & x. o, 213 i OFFICER & PUSEY E,i 3 BANKERS. 2 g g8 Council Blufly AR R 8 o EA’. s Establishea - - 1856 @ EE E g Deslers la Forelgn sud cuwestle Exchange od §w®g 3 E < B : <) -] w0 i ug g . -1 “§t By M N al E ¥ e -] E bl d i g LG Q = Hi | A g CORNER PEARL ST AND FIFTH AVE,, CHAPMAN & MARTENS, - . . PROFRIETORS. Morning hours Aftorucon 50 JACOB BIMS. K P.CADWELL, | Evenug 3 L 180t 0. Commutation tickots good for twenty adimissions [ A SIM3 & CADWELL, W.W.CHAPMAN, - - . o Managw. ““[!!E!.fi,f.‘.!n'-aw’ Mrs, . J. Hilg, M. D S B B it 42 | PRYBICIAN & SURGEQN, 932 Wltdle Grovdway, Coungl! Blutty,