Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 20, 1884, Page 6

6 o e e e e THE DAILY BEE--COU )<( IL BLUFs'S WE l)\ ESDAY, FEBRUARY, 20 1884, l‘HF DAIIY LF D8 OOfi'NGII. BLUFFS Wodneaday Mormng, Feb. 20, +SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 cents por week plotting to murder the family of D. H. Solnmnn, of Mills county, has caused | many surmises as to whether there could bo obtained the necessary evidence to substantiate the existence of so horrible and demoniacal & plot. Mr. Solomon, who has been in the city for a day or two, has no doubt in his mind, as the plans wero overheard on three different the Union Depot hotel here, has pur- chased the Commercial hotel at Blair and gone there to take charge. Bert Wilcox has been appointed bag- gage master at the Union depot here for the 8. C. & P, R, R, Everything moves sleepily along. The days are cold and cheerless. More anon. Fav. LADIES | WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Empkie Har&wa.re C) W ELOLBES A TB Hardware L] : i —— . 1 3 o bty o | CONVERSIONS TN CRESTON. —_— . ___[#o faras to sweep off the snow on thel,, . ohyrones United in Revival Ser- 1 4 preay walks leading to the house, so that they vices and a ¥. 0. C. A, 1 No.7 Poat Bireet, Noar Brosdway. could not bo tracked, it being their in- Pormed, IR ¥ tention to commit the deed that very — 109 and 1118, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . - IOWA. Are you registered? Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. The city council is te meot this after- noon. The demoorats held their primaries last night. Oaptain D. W. Pierce was mayor of Council Bluffs in 1856, Union revival meetings are being held eovery night in the Presbyterian church. Increase of business has caused tho Pacific house to open another new regis- ter. Mrs. Catherine Raymond, mother of Mrs, Hurlbart, died Monday afternoon, aged 82 years. The commissioners have been called upon to inquire into the insanity of Sarah Jane McIntyre: During the absence of eledtric light, “Messrs. Chapman and Martens will have the rink lighted by locomotive headlights and gas. Lnst evening was the first showing up of “‘polo” here, the Omaha club coming over and giving an entertainment at the rink. It was taking. Glenwood awaiting the action of the grand jary, i SNATCHED BY SNEAKS. The Thieves Visit Davidson's Again. Yestorday about noon there were several customer's in J. R. Davidson's store, and his clerks being out, he was naturally kept busy. Among tnose in the store were two men, one of whom got some samples of goods while the uther tarried near the door, leaning up against a pile of dress goods. While Mr. Davidson’s attention was diverted, the man near the door picked up a bolt of blue silk velvet and hurriedly skipped out, and the other soon followed. As soon as possible the police were in- formed, and Ofticor Beswick soon after arrested a man who was identified as the one who stole the goods. He gave his name as Clark. The goods were not found on him, his personal effects, consisting of a bottle of Jaudanum and a mouth organ. He was given back the latter and sat in his cell evolving music from it as unconcerned as though he was having a holiday. He was recognized as having been thery before, he having been forbear, as they savor too much of that that would offend the readers of Tur Bex. We are truly sorry that such un- seomly things do exist, but we have something good to talx about—that which is praiseworthy and more elevating. The three Christian denominations that united themselves together for special Christian work closed their meetings after some five or six weeks of constant labor day and night for the conversion of souls; and, as a result, they count some- thing near one hundred persens that have ‘‘taken the name of Jesus with them.” The three churches uniting were the Prosbyterian, Rev, J. B. Welty, pastor; Baptist, Rev. G. A. Heatzog, pastor; Con- regational, Rev. N. . Whittlesey, pastor. %’hmughnut the entire week of protract- ed service there was most perfect harmony and brotherly feeling existing. On the {ut night of the union meetings cards were distributed in the congrega- tion requesting the young converts to signify their church preference, if any; this being done, the pastors take each their young converts to instruct and pre- pare for membership in the church. As a result of the good meetings we have just referred to, the young men of -our city met in Dr. A, J. Capron’s office and urgnmmd s Young Men's Christian i night. The fellows were quite uncon-| Crsrox, In,, February 18,-Thereare —_— ¥l MINOR MENTION' cerned at first, but on learning the evi- |a number of things that we could men- i B dence accumulated against them, waived | tion that have happened of late here in ) i examination, and are now lying in jail at [ our beautiful city of Creston, but we OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For 8prin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | West Side Square, Clarinda, Please call and No, 639 Broadway, MAYNE & PALMER, DEAUKRS IN Hard and Soft Coal, AND WOOD, BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND BEWKR PIPE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, SMITH & TOLLER. Metca.lf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, . - COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, -_ European Hotel. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET.” New Building---New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKRALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Tvery one who buvs a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e ceal of Platte Ovmhu) office 501 First avenue, yard 804 Main street. Council Bluffs, *|is entitled to a chance in t]n-drm\mwiur one ton of coal, to be given away March 1st. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. JACOB KOOI—I Justice Schurz has issued a warrsnt |arrested together with a fellow named association, with the following officers : for the arrest of a man named McKin- | Murray soveral weeks ago, and let go on | “*§F ™ Du,,g,,,"p‘;e,,d‘f,m i Ny dition of leaving the city. That ver: ney on the charge of stealing timber from vt Mesd Wty Y| Mr. A. H. Crawford, vico-president. w"n Sttawda Tasd: might the Union Pacific dummy depot| - Harry Bauer, uacroury w e Mlerchant ~Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. was burglarized, and as they had been Dr. A. J. Capron, treasurer. spring Guuds LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, 7 and 9 Main street, CouxcrL BLurrs, - - - - lowa. H ¢ 05 th Main Street - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. The board of registration meots next |seon together about there in the evening| g daratand twenty-two ctive mem- S0 South Main oiropls efhred plete and correct the registry for the city | had then disappeared. u i) WHO WILL DO IT? Gt L i GET 8ME OF have a fence in Omaha, and the sudden- B ’ few hours before the burglary, suspic- TR = Monday at the city clork’s offico to com- | % T8 ATy, bers sre now enrolled and five placed on ; z Y ion naturally rested on them, but they 6 asCoTavo LAk WINIERS, WHY DON’T YO U olection. See that your name is on the| The police are quite confident that the i roll. gang of thieves who prowl about here _— i Ye 3 R o SRR DINRBOTORY, COUNCI L.OUXF¥S, TA. 1t is now said that Mayor Bowman is | negs of the disappearance of stolen prop- | The Cost of Paving Between the Rails LR ACTORE TN O DO, BR T ) T ? ! not so anxious to let go as he was awhile | erty indicates that they have some con- of the Street Car Track. JOHN W B AIRD ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF PUTTAWATTAMIE COUN- . I8 % ago, and has yielded to the importunities | venient place to plant it. 07 . TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office cornur Broadway and Main street. Portect Fitting, Best and Cheapest.Ji Fine Linen Collars and Cufs. 4 of friends, and consented to letting his “Pun The street car company, which is now | JOHN BENO & C( (SENERAL MEROHANDISE. i l s name be used in the convention. Srontiigd controlled by the Union Pacific railway MAX M OHN S = ond 17 Poarl strord. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. | b Permits to wed were yesterday dssued | E. R. Paige, wholhas now planted himself | company, will have a nice little bill to = SAE = o L 1319 Malnstroet. | 8 S e el e o A T I bl lmiotond 1) K T, F. WHITE, _corer st snd it vpstar” itien, o wow e, | RAAIWAY ‘Time Table.| JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. Tiama Millor, of Mills county, and Hans| - H, Jagger, tho propristor of the Deal-|the granite pavement ordored by tho| N, SCHURZ, Ol o T HARD WCOD . (R e uincicid thar Offios over American Expross. ) i e 5 pellcador st Christiansen and J. Anderson, of Avoca, | 07 hove! of ffke name, vis o Blufls yes- | council will amount to $24,000 for just s s w AGNER The following ate the times of the arrisal and de- AND LIVERY AND FEED, terday, that portion of the street between the _WIill contract for funerals at_reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. _ b I standard ti t the In the cirouit court some probate mat- at portion of the stre ontrach for pertare ot trains by central standard time, at the : H. G. Burt, H. M. Hughes and W. D.|ruils, The filling of dict in ramsing to Wholoslo butter egg, poul. | 1008 dopots. Tralus leavo trsasfor dopot fen min- ters were attended to yesterday morning, | Robinson, Chicaco & Northwestern officials, oS ik .,,,_,Hfd B9 9 D i JD:_MY Rl mgqggfl _d& GO--GASH BUYERS, Oy e ot s on; | carter and arrlve ten miuutes laer. Corner Main streetand Eighth avenue, Coun e * and then adjournment was taken, out of | werein the city yesterday. AR oAt SR Cay & it o CICAGO, BURLINGTON AXD QUINCT. Bluffs, [ {1 property, and the company got out of LEAVE. ARRIVE. | g@rLowost rates and prompt delivery ';'P“‘ ': ""l """‘:"7 of C-yt. fl? W.| . V.Jones, agent ot the Mirror of Ireland, p- ing tll;mt the agreed case whlcdh w;- G F 8 MITH Corner 7th and Sfii‘d‘,".‘f".’-fin’:’.‘:’d‘.’p‘f&ne.m furnished. E20pm Council Diuffs Exproes, 00am 5 rice, whose, funeral ocourred in the aft- | was at the Ogden yesterday. e submitted to the courts to decide EOANT KA OR ! 5:40 p m LR L0 ernoon. L. Webster, ot Chicago, is at the Pacifio. u" ht‘:;l:y },'r‘.‘l“fls been :llowed to dfl:fi J. AMES FRLAN EY ___ Artistic Work and reasonable_charges. 872 Broadway. Sess AR _,3:‘ N ot0 i mia ) % roperty owne! T B : 5 & :l‘hs action of Hon, B. F. Olayton, of | Sheriff Dan. Farrall, of Glenwood, was visi- :::;jl; let the avnl::g Pfia ydone -? tl:’elr Ll N DT & HART SR “'“’“}i‘i‘i.ofi"‘.:“.“fm and federal courts ’gi;g ;: %-‘;[lx‘:\:dul;;'r’;:: . 5:35 f» o w‘NTER R ESORT, this county, in introducing a bill in the | ble at the Pacific yesterday. expense, and the company will probably = = CHICAGO, MILWAUKER AND BT. PAUL. m Express, m Express, \nd b Prop. ; logislaturo similar to the Nebraska high| M. G. Williams, of Glenwood, was In the | be forced to pay m:hn fll; llmf‘ t‘l‘: like SA_EITA.RIUM A R ‘5»‘;;-'?.‘:::"“ Dreedmy.iiLs Bomreien: Bl D license law, is causing much comment [ ity yesterday. companies pay in other cities, ero is WIN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CHICAGO, ROCK 18LAKD AND PACIPIC. P among his friends, and a variety of opin.| Mr. A. McClurg, of the McClurg Cracker ;:‘l{ :l":y o‘gmgp":;‘;e"fi“;:fv:}‘r;" 1.81(2:1:0:00 E.D Vil J. ABBQTI' Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway. smopm Attantic ‘!fi»:'on, : ions are expressed. Sl "l"" "‘: "": l“.:‘h;‘hl:,h mother in | attampt it, and it behooves the property| REVERE HOUSE, broadway opposite New Opers Hoase. - Refttod 81, 41.60 perday | 77168 @ ‘Dnn.Muin!I Ao mmodation, albact L nnsylvania, returned last nig] owners to keep one eye open on this ——————m—weono—— ‘At local depot only. matrimonislly feom his wife, Addie SILOAM MINERAL _ SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY We gua-antee the cure of the following namell dis- 1. B. Messenger, of North Bend, Neb,, was | matter. The company should also lay | Au kinds of *WABASH, 8T, LOUIS ANDPACIFIC. . A flat rails instead of the present rails. | Eogincering Fe W, RMBTJRONG‘ Mail, 445pm ead at the Ovden yesterday. 0 gall, 115 soases, orno_pay: Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Ulcers, Rogor, to whom ho was mareiod in APFl |, Thompaon, the commedia, aved Pt ——— | Civdl R eer?! iy, R i B o Dorpl Lt 1861, . Hiswaths, Kaoea. Ho avows o oo m ' Taid at Tionr. T RO G, NEV OPBAA OGRE, COVNGLL BLFTS, 1WA, o e, R in his petition that she will not live with| . Siloway, of Cedar Rapids, is agaln in The funeral services of Captain D. W. | etc, ote. All ordarl by Mail Promptly Attended To. e lnc:fi:‘ch;‘:mzn. 4 EEBLE LADIFS RIEND, him, and 80 he naturally don’t want such » wife, John Murgle was arrested yesterday for refusing to pay for a glass of beer he the clty looking after the Ogden, of which he s the propristor. His wife accompanies him, M. P, Brower, now of Minneapolis, s greoting old friends here. had ordered in some saloon. He proved to be *‘the other fellow,"”and not the man wanted, and was turned loose again. Now he proposes to suethe saloon. k(epu- for §5,000 damages. J. M. Palmer was yesterday taken quite ill with what seemed a slight apo- oloctic attack, and considerable alarm ‘was felt by his friends. But he was rest- ing easier last night, and his physician A. Baboock, of Avoos, was in the city yostorday, and attonded with ether members of the bar, the funoral of Captain Price. Fdward Seifert, of Chicago, a cigar man, was in the city yesterday and stopping at Boohtele's. o Sl A G. A. R., ATTENTION, Grand Camp Fire Saturday night, the 930 inat, ab thotiall. Bring your fam; ily. Bring your beans, By request of committee. Price were held yesterday afternoon, and were largely attended. The friends met at the house at 1 o’clock, and from there proceeded to the Catholic church, where the usual services were held. Rev. Father Mulholland, in the absence of Rev. Father McMenomy, gave a short, earnest address, in which he pronounced a fitting eulogy on the character of the deceased, and urged the living to cover with the mantle of charity, his faults, but to imitate his virtues, He urged all tn beware of sins, and to lead such lives as would prepare them for the death which must come to every one. At the close of the service an opportunity was M. CALLACHER. G R OCERIE S New Btoro, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendanta. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, LOWER BROADWAY vl according o ag AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE, THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, OF WATERLOO, IOWA, I3 considered tho best $2.600 in case of death, and §1 000 endowment at the expirationof ton years, Assoss. e. Mrr, Olive Filley 1he agent wi | call and explain the plaa “upon your re- irect your communications o 244 Vine Bt. Council Biuffs irwa, BIOUX OITY AND PACIFIC. icturesque St Paul Express, ey A st e el ‘Accomu Evonn,or G B.& Qu at Albany. 'Correpouoenc *oxton P solicited, HEV. M. M. ’uuml: b osieen) Siloam Springs, Gara, oy Mo, Express, Local Express, Lincoln Expross, *At Tran fer only. DMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, Specific Gravity. Reaction . Garborio Acid Gas. 0212 o m. 1242 bonate Calciur p, m mate Iron 7:01 and 11:04 p. w. Ar- | Sulphate Magnesia, Hre'so mlmlhu befure leaving time. Sulphate Calcion Chloride Sodium ::::h b:ht in a fow days he wm be out & m gil:en to view ;he face :f the lm|.!“ fa(;- TR0 BAT, ST . THOS. OFYICNR, . M, PUSNY, about again. uri ey Splinters, whom s0 much respect was felt, an L 4 | many friend ed in the to 2% 8 | B | e T TR oY RESTAURANT AND CAFE, ;1! TR AT 8 ‘weren't enough for Mr. Charles ly con e | of D, W. Price was laid at rest. g5 g Keoith's r ili foa wi i lasaitel oo i W.T. B RATUN ] Fl .m.d?.:?i.: A eougth bim oyt & ::xlv::? J.:!;h‘g:::. :u:lcl n&:zl:?r:.iruo l:: Reoal Estato Tranifors I '.I'.'ho Public. S g g8 :_3; Oeypall Blugy sl sl s e iiplhe. Auatbun .4 9 TR SRS Tho following deeds were fled for're | ug otem Yot Broatn Meals st a0 s 8LEL Estabiisnea - - 1856 mou ken and we ex-|" 4. X oord in the recorder's ofic, Fobruary | Chot d'uisine Couheil Blufis. Partics a Specialty. g 8 2 g . Dealers in Forelgn and omestio Exchange and pect he is fed on pie, Mr, Keith think-| Geo. Denice, of Pochatello, Idaho, has 19, reported for the Bxr by P.J. Mo : o g Homa Reenrity ing 80 much of the animal, scoopted & position bere in the 8. O. & | Mahon, real estate agent: Peter C. NMNIillerxr é Ps% Rov. Mr. Mackey last Sunday night|"" °H°® B, F. Clayton to L. D, Wooduinsee, DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGN 2 G EE! y nigl : " AL S OF ] E preached a sermon in which ho talked| The cantata of David was given to an Lolh 328. 2}3.‘ lbimfi 2!5k Killbllwtk:" ln:, IB |: @ 8 g i: vory plainly agsinst the ides of the|O¥erfiowinghouso Thursday night. It will m“.nd'x:m ', 12 and '13 in block 16, WALL PAPER AN]] WlN]]flw SH A]]ES ' WSusgd ,‘::m,w, being s apat from | e ropented for the bt of th Library | Micadonia h . BEFE3 people, and given a sort of dominion ok, Simon Re naldl to Joseph Carse, part . . . EEERa over them. Ho balioved the prescher| O H. Graves s viiting in Omaba, |tk 2%y ‘f:”‘jn e l“t,eg"orupesforat'o“,s' ; S should be in common sympathy and con- oseph Carse, lot 6 in |18 8. Pear] Street and 20 N. Main Street, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ll Mrs, Jims is visiting in the north, block 6, Oakland—$900, Mr. Porcy Cheney, of the Ohehey Harriot J. Baldwin to Ira L. Martin, house, has zeturned from Illinois, where » .;)‘ “{,zz' f,f,;.:,m., to W. E he was called by the death of his wife's | Boehm, ni nw. Sl. 'Il 42—‘ mother, Total sales, tact with his people, so that by under- standing them and their lives better, he could be a greater helper, k-lohn 8t. John & Co., the well' nown in butter, egys, and fruit, have decided to HIIMT:’. commission business for the handling of consignments' of fruit and produce. With an established and extensive trade, and with » well earned reputation for enterprise and integrity they will doubt- loas have no difficulty in extending their business much farther, Harry Jawes way well consider his HEATING STOVES 0p.m snd 7:30p. m., Mon! AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. Friday evenl: gy Lxclulivrlv tor the ly "mpic Club. il on oy snd Ty e, i aEriruore) e \ARRTERS TO0LS AND HARDWARR |SPRC momons, e l‘ NOTICE. —8pecial Mvinh«mfinll. such as Lost, | CHAPMAN & lAlt’“’Ns, g tesa PK("‘R‘ETOM. Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- ...,..,n, 80 for old con | Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware, A large 3 3 hne Of Bx'al flpfll’dlflfl"\' hne Carvers. Ing, ete., will be inserted In this column at the low 504 Broodway, and 10 and | SIS TV PHYgfi)IHAJN Héimsgn%'}:on DeVOL & WRIGHT, IR 12 Maln Street, 1 Birest, noar Brosdwa 222 Middle Bros4wsy. Counctl Blufte, A. B. Gould has sucoeeded Mr. Mosher |, 20d—Good subbly; wu-»ynd-.noo@ eot, ST ;‘“j‘_ uq'nl of the American Express com- cud—Ddlv-‘d. haxd, 1150 per ton; soft, R Rice M D i . . pan; Mr, Musher transferred FANTED A girl for gene %fllfld was Bug‘z;_mn:hu“ 18 fakr deaandd 'ob 200 . cASADY ORGUTT & FRENGH, “ Bgmine 7"':_'"' CANGERS or other tumors removed withous the family of Mr. ) E AND RETAIL 7 ANTED—Every body i Counil Blufl knife or drawing of m“yh e X B;l'unnubu will ‘i“._,,l_m_‘w doven, WHOLESAL ANTED—Every body in Councll Blufle to_take uife or drawing of blood. Dnr, i here is anticipating o . pob livered by cagrier st only twenty CHRGNIC msB ASBS of kiuds a speotalty, uwu‘ o o e A R urluu'oulnu "Addross box No. 20, Bus | © bearl street, Council B gh. proposed location of new shops here, h“ —] nulo- 40c; onions, 40c; cab- office. g e o of e | g UL LT 8 072 O'U'B'I‘.A.INS, Q'SR o e S AppmeMEfii in expected to advance fifty per cent. huu-—ouy m,xmxn. Trade ocontinues dull in all branches| Brooms—: UO WW oz, or two fu nish . . K REN or two f ) A s » A d 8 | H F h g ' corner Ninth St. and Third avenue. _| That Must B m—cwm; odvu.fi 00@7 50, PO RENT, Kiegartiy uraised sppartment 8 e Met a ln.Th. 2“@":&:?::“::::“'0 TANLQ vach Mnnzuw&mudml: "“Vr‘d-hl ?5..‘.;:: n e nuea l[a()RDERS glll‘lgpe C A[(E!*lu[!ll_ s In s . houw with prircs fawlly Tlbionces "x: | 1t s appolated uate once to die, but atter :m. 5 changed. Address H. W. J. Bee office, Juagment, und whusoller was nue writte oh slaing n] by the | threl 502 A ' ! o . o A 510 T + fixiures and | Mook of lide was Cast ingo the lake of fir winter palace at St. Pihl'lh:l"y,hl’l ' JACOB BIMA. E. P. CADWELL. | S5= rosdvay, Counell Blofle_|_SASA e IO b Yool table, cheap. 8. a‘,.m,,,,, 40 Bioadway, | 1 Y0u wer. to dicto-night, how would t e $IM8 & GADWELL, - =¥ C Councl' Bluffs Iowa. N. y | e s e W R VAUGHAN Wl Lawler mum il bo glad (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) oot from Post Ofics, 8 ¥By . s ghin omralscun Amlmflys at Law ‘l AEns st e | Justice of the Peace, l.l.'flfl,kum filoduku l-hh i Ay e ke a1 Tada 1a Ake Coukly, for g Oy A e eatate colleo lon agacy. Odd Foilows Uisek IM le Tue Bk is the most eagerly sought pa- udflol per coming here, The writer has con- | *'Oate-Tn good demand at 22, stantly to hide his copy to prevent it be- 00 per ton; wowb.h ine carried off. 9}"" Moal—1 25 per 100 poun Ovor s loge bank