Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 3, 1884, Page 6

THE I)AILY BEE-~ COUNC L BLUFFS, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1884, BEE. 'RAH FOR VAUGHVN The Gatheriog al lhs Conrt House Saturdey Night, v H]‘l GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, March, 3. [)AII Y Somo of (he xtid the ing. PTION RATES: - 90 conts per week - 1000 per Yoar The court houee was well filled with Saturday night, some drawn | from an enthusiasm over Vaughan, and many out of curiosity: All shades of political faith were thero but it was generally recognized as a Vaughan meot- ing and 0 conducted. John Ahles call- ed to order after Vaughan had appeared with his band and the musio had ceased. By Carrler = x By Mal - - citizens OFFICE: No, 7 Pear] Street, Near Broadway. MINOB MENTION. Additional local on seventh page. The Chautauqua club meets this eve- ning. New spring goods just receivedatJ. Keiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. New goods arriving daily at the carpet store of Casady, Orcutt & French. Father Clark, of Red Oak, has been appointed successor to Father Ryan, who died recently at Shenandoah. If the city want a rattling good adver- tising agent, Vaughn is the man. If they want want a good mayor, Flickinger will do. There were Gl arrests by the police during February, of which 19 were drunks, 9 disturbing the peace, 7 tres- pass, and the rest for various offenses. Secretary Curtis has hit a good plan by devoting the noon meeting of the Y. M. C. A., every Saturday, to the considera- tion of the Sunday school lesson for the next day. Alexander Sullivan, president of the Irish National league, is to speak at the opera house next Thursday evening and steps will be taken to forma branch league here, The Bachelors club had a merry time at the institution for the deaf and dumb last Friday evening, Soap bubble blow- ing and a candy pull were among the amusing features of the evening. A special attempt was made yesterday at tho Broadway Methodist church to raise 4 deficiency of about $160, there having been extra expenses during the revival meetings, A goodly portion of it was raised. All 0dd Fellows are invited to attend the ball to be given by Hawkeye lodge at Bloom & Nixon’s hall next Thursday evening, but outsiders will be expected on invitation only. The affair promises o be an unusually enjoyable one. Vaughan says he has no criticisms to sanke on the present city administration. * That was a bad slip of the tongue. If, as it would appear from this, he endorses the present administration, then where is the hoped for change for the better. Burglars wero detected at Shenandoah the other night boring through the rear door of a store. The burglars opened fire, sending a bullet through the coat sleeve of one of the officers, who re- turaed the compliment, but the burglars made good their escape. It Pettibone can be elected alderman at large, and then secure the position of purchasing agent for the city at $260 a month additional salary, and keep the position of purchasing agent for the achool board, he will be a good deal of a monopolist of the buying business. 1t is now stated that J. M. Palmer has concluded to withdraw as independent candidate for alderman in the First ward. This leaves McGargar a pretty good show for being elected. He has the making of an excellent alderman, having enlurprha coupled with integ- rity. N. C, Phillips will get more votes than many expect, and may got in, Many object to Pettibone on account of his previous record, and others find fault with Siedentopf because of his being in a be chairman, and accordingly nominated him as such, John Jay Frainey, think- ing that there ought to be some editorial wreath surrounding tho namo of W. R. Vaughan, amended Mr. Ahle's motion by putting the motion thus, “'I move the Missouri slope, take the chair. Ail in favor say aye,” It was carried with due enthusinsm, but Ahles not recognizing “‘the Missouri Mr. Carter slope,” Harrison of out Harrison called to come ing, innocently nskea if Mr. was in the hoase. It was explained to gentloman then took the chair. had arranged to make a speech, Mr. tion. ghan spoke for about an hour. two years ago when running for mayor. the moral reform of the city. tration of the past year. On the question mit himself. city. a speech. lotted duty to give plimentary notices, say anything about Holmes, for city at- large, or else did not care to, and in re- offico already. out. He lta;:gad his foot into it, too. He pronoun other good men on the ticket. made a review of them, and avoided say- ing anything about Holmes or Pettibone. any particular candidates on for each man to make uj himself. He also urge their votes. been made to them, an oversight, and Fraincy at jumped up and explained that it wascer- Holmes the highest sort of a compliment, ut in a few good words for N. C, "Phil ips, the mdapendeut candidate for alder- great applause. originally intended, s Kvents of Mr. Ahles thought that Vaughan ought to you sir, that the Carter Harrison, of W. R. Vaughan under so lofty a title as the for forward and take tho chair, and no one respond- Harrison him that this was intended as a compli- mentary title for Vaughan and that As he Vaughan concluded that it would be more fitting while he talked to have some one else preside, and so on his motion Mr. Hendricks was called to that posi- Having thus got settled down, Vau- Ir was in the main the same speech that he made He told how he had advertised Council Bluffs and how he had pushed improve- ments. This was the burden of the speech, and he touched very lightly on He said he did not care to criticise the adminis- of filling up the strects at the expente of private property owners he did not com- In fact he dodged this and some othor matters rather shrowdly, but spoke carnestly in favor of improvement in the city and advertising outside of the Then Mr, Hendricks was called on for It seemed to be his al- other candidates on the democratic ticket com- He either forgot to torney, and Pettibone, as alderman at goard to Brodbeck, as city engineer, he objected to nim because he held one fat Mr. John Jay Frainey was then called 4 Vaughan's spoech as savoring of egotism, and that there were He, too, He urged the workingmen not to endorse either ticket, and not to frame a new ticket, but a ticket to suit men not to sell Vaughan then gave Holmes and Petti- bone a little soothing syrup. He called attention to the fact that no allusion had It was, of course, once tainly 80 on his part. Vaughan paid and also complimented Pettibone, and man at 1 Then Jol m Ahles was called out with He explained that he did not think tho workingmen had strongth enough to nominate a ticket as He urged them to vote independently, but pronounced the ropublican ticket a ‘‘board of trade church, offered prayer. Rev. Mr. Har- is, of the Omaha Baptist church, made some very approiate remarks, and another prayer waa offered by Rev. Mr. Parsons, Hymns were sung by a quartotte consist- img of Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Hanchiett and Mensra. and Berger Fitch, with Miss Berger as accompanist. The floral tributes were many and beautiful, among them being a harp of cut flowers, a tribute from the ladies of the Bethel society. Among the touching details of the arrangements was the picture of the aged mother of Mr. Cole, which was placed by the casket, and Rev. Mr. Hamlin very feelingly al- luded to her necessary absence, The emblems of mourning attached to the large easy chair in which Deacon Cole was wont to sit also spoke silently and tenderly, yet imvressively, of this broken link in the family circle, Many friends followed the casket as it was borne to the cemetery, wherethe remains were laid away in a vault, the Odd Fel- lews, of which order he was a member, conducting the services at the grounds. i e A Boston contemporary says, that the maker of the Hardman piano is a Hardman to beat—a bottom fact. J. Mueller sells them, Hn;d n on lh;a ll;l!(‘,. New York, January 24, 1884, J. Mueller, Council Bluffs, Towa: Dear Sir:—Copy of Tue Beereceived. Thanks. - The letter from Mellor, Hoene & Hendricks shows the position taken for the Hardman pianos by nearly all our agents now. Mossrs, Dutton & Son, in Philadelphia, and White, Smith & Co., in Boston, have demonstrated whatcould bo done in those cities, while you your- self have had no mean success with our pianos, and we have yet to hear of any single dealer who has not had the very best success with them. We appreciate your efforts for the pianos, and trust you are doing all in your power to pnt it in the front rank, where it belongs, and that your efforts are devoted to that end. With very kindest regards, we are, dear sir, very sincerely yours, Haroman, Dowrina & Prok. s e o E. G. Glen and J. Irsey, two boys, were arrested Saturday night by Officer Mullen for disturbing the peace. It is snid that the row started by some one calling Vesey a dude and he wouldn't stand it. 7} Messrs. Chapman & Martens, of the skating rink, have offercd an elegant prize to the most graceful lady skater. 1t is & gold watch, to hold it permanently the winner must be awarded it in three contests. The firat contest is to be to- morrow evening. The Knights of Pythias will be inter- ested in hearing that arrangements aro made 8o that those desiring to attend the next session of thé Supreme Lodge of the world, to be held in New Orleans April 22, can do so af very little expense, the fare for the ronnd trip from various points in Towa being only $15, the ticket good for ninety days. The other day Marshal Jackson filed somplaints against delinquent saloon koepers, and all of the warrants have been served except one or two. Thua far but one of the cases has been disposed of, and the delinquent was allowed to get off without paying the license, the city attorney dismissing tho case. DERKSEN'S BATH ROOMS, Having enlarged my establishment, 1 will this morning open to the publu soven of the finest bath rooms for light and air in tho country. Price reduced to 25 cents per bath, P, M. DERKSEN. e — Order flowers for weddings and funer- als from W. H. Foster, Harrison streec. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Speclal advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board ing, ote., will be Inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent n- - | sertion. Leave advertisements at our office, No. . | Pearl Streot, near Broadway ANTS. ry body 1n Council Bluffs to_tako iverod by carrierat only twenty VWANTED—A good houto, fn nice location, with I, throo or four rooms. ~ Address box No. 30, Brs office. SRR " ; ()2, PAPERS—For sale at Bu oftico, at 25 centa council which gave away Union avenue. uo:lmt unc}( :&ufl-lt! the Auhmfl; of l-hl?r, ‘» hundred, and remarked: you vote that ticket — o The struggle for aldorman at large, you are damned misersble curs,” He mr‘.uuunm:mfl ‘?:x}l{:":::“;d L‘;:.r::&':“o;" therefore, looks mixed. Officers Cusick and Nicholson have been laid off the force by Chief Field, It is to be hoped that when the new ad- they were drunk, and warned them nof did not beliove they would sell their votes unless it became a necessity, when tosell. He called attentionto the fact that Vaughan had not said he would endorse changed. Address H. W. J. Beo office. OR SALE—A first-class set of bar fixtures and t | X pool wble, cheap. 8. Goldsteln, 540 Broadway, Councl Blufts' lowa, | BERE { First Door east of ietropolitan Hotel, LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Slippers, Gentlemen OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | West Side Squ’urv. Clarinda, | IOWA. MAYNE & PALMER, DEAURRS IN Hard and Soft Coal,: AND WOOD, BULK !AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE, No, 539 Broadway, - - - - Please call and COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, | 7 and 9 Main street, Spring Goods Just Received. Couxnocir BLurrs, - - - - Jowa. DINRNBOTORY, COUNCII BX.TJE" B, xA. JOHN W. BATRD, ATiemeratay “"fifi%&‘;?,’.iffifi&&fi?‘lfi.fi%‘.‘.‘n‘it’,fl’i JOHN BENO & CO., W SR, DR. J. F. WHITE, N. SCHURZ. 8. 8 WAGNER, G’.__ EF. 8 MIIH. Cornor 7th and lxmnivl ay. Plans nnd d specifications fyrnished. JAMES FRANEY MERCHANT TAILOR. i A AL Practice_in state and foderal courta. EDWIN J. ABBOTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Broadway opposite New Opera House. _ Jnmes Block. 415 Browdway. ____Artistio Work and reasonable_chargos. 872 Broadway LINDT & HART. Andbaia Boise, 421 ad isa Broudnay, L. ovareign, Prop. . J. Mouk: J1 1 Notary Public and General Conveyanoer. Rofittod §1, §1.50 por day SANITARITM Awiain s, oo REVERE HOUSB’ SMITH & NORTON, Al kindy of Engineering Land Sur- i iwvil ;':::,m'[ ROOM 6, NEW OPERA HOUSE, cgficm BLUFFS i All Ovdeu by Mail Promptly Attended To. -7- JEX. ARMSTRONG‘, ex! M. CALLACHER. C ROCERIES, New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. } LOWER BROADWAY Council Bluffs. LIVETO EAT. EAT TO LIVE, RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W.T'. BIR A TN Caterer to The FPublic. 404 Broadway neil Bluffs. { FEd. O'lison 1 Chot d'cuisine ) COAL GIVEN AWAY | Bvery one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centerville coal of Platte Overton, oftice 501 First avenue, yard 804 Main street, Council Bluffs, is entitled to a chance in the drawing for one ton of coa] to be given away March Ist. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. Mesls at all Hours. Partios a Specialty. A GENTS=Tudles sud gontlemen can maxe first ministration comes into power, there will | he ‘fourth plank of the workingmen's | 4hcias wages by selling tho “Champion Beson ‘be a thorovgh change and a strengthen- | platform |E.ut lem:lg work by contract !A';gnhhd.y’ o '[n e without ."«'»'n:‘x‘o ing and cleaning up of the police force. | and had avoided saying~anything | ind slost 1'% nioely bethe vestjaundricscan. Address 1t has been so ineflicient for the past year that the public is ready for a great change. Under the present charter the mayor grd to & more just equalization ot taxes. 0 Wi these, however. He denounced the giv ing away or ltullng about the fifth plank, which was m re- ould not call him to account on for paticulars C. B. 8. & 1. Co., Bex offico, for one mont THOS, OFFICR, Hy M, PUBNY, s thion sve:| OFFICER & PUSEY awa! Union Puuin and frankly nue the has no vote in the counel, and hence nc own.:’u that it was done by the BANKERS voice in its proceedings. It behooves | g, Jcoonncfl whose ndmml-tnfion Gounoll Blufts el the people then not to be carried away Vm. he would not critioise. Estabitshea 1356 with the idea that the mayor oan do|Mr. Ahles wanted Major George Rich- | EStabs " o everything. They should seo to it main. | Mond to rn for oit) ly that good men are chosen as aldermen, The mayor’s office is mainly important because he is chief of police, and a man should be chosen who will act in the in- tereata of morality. No one claims for a moment that A, T, Flickinger, the republican candidate for mayor, can be successfully attacked on his record or his character, He is conceded to have a clear head and clean hands, free from cliques or rings, plenty of grit, and as such would make & good chief of polics, That is about what the office of mayor amounis to now, as the does not have a vote in making [and any improvements. Euterprising alder- ‘men to devise and a clean mayor to exe- what Council Bluffs needs. : e are trying to make a stir about ~ Tostevin holding two offices. The fact is ’ .hh city engineer and county sur. ‘Tlose who have held the offico mw Lave been depu- surveyor, there being latter cffice, and the . | attended by sorrowing friends and sym- was called for, not forsake that party, The motion was then wlt WD, ‘There were some good things said in the course of the meeting. The neglect of the present council to do uythlnq to Indian creek, the giving away of Union ncnul to the Union Paeific, the reckless of filling up streets without first mdhu who is liable for the and other causes of complaint w! Ber has shown up fully from dmo, were well hit uj attack Mr, I»k Al Tl together the meeting com- roved quite an enjoyable free inment. & e —— For Alderman At Large, te hereby announce undlitu for the Loige, Naruax C, PuiLuies, o — Laid at Rest, On Siturday morning the funeral ser. ”w one ! peculiarly tendor and appropriate. Koy, works ; Mr, Bates, of the Presbyterian church, than jread well chosen passages of scripture ‘lhv. Mr. Hawmlin, of the Congregations { engineer and moved that he bo nominated, That gentleman but declined the honor, saying he was a republican and would Yorelgn and omestio Exchange end Dealers in Homa Bomnrits At the well-known Establishment P. FILBERT, h The dmo to The attempts were very binld enthusiasm with much amusement, en- At the request of many citizens 1|30 vices of R. B, Cole were held at the family residence, and were very largely plthung citizens, The services were 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER CASH GROOCERY Of Council Blufls, Nnuu ml" reduced Price List We give 15 E tra 0 Sugar 1 11 s Granuiatod Busar n Gounds Olnlu Ostimoal . = 5S88=g83%E3 ¢ 1% bounda Cur e Rioe 12 pounds Cho oo Prune 23 bars Buffalo Soay Extra Lako Trouf, por pound. . Choloe Mince Meat, peF 1 nozen Choice Mackerel Colorado Flour, Winter, T. T. T. Al:l krades, according to quality, 150 to 6o per m PWe s carry o full line of Mou's, Tudles’ and Ca Idrou's flne 's Fine Boots at very Low prices. Also & full live or Tloware and gencral merchardize. Cwl on us and be convisced tha you \wouey y desling with us. Goods delivered rae inany e, bl g ke e b wiiod b o b Figreu, 1 200 Broad oy, Peter C. NMiller, DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF Interior Decorations. 18 8. Pear] Street and 20 N. Main Street, - COUNCIL BLUFFS. HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. GARPENTER'S TOOLD AND HARDWARE ! Granite and Tinware, Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers, DeVOL & WRIGHT, 2 Bigeirayi ond 10 snd 3 12 Main Street. CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPET CURTAIINS, And General House Furnishings MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY, 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs. | EKimball & Champ, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE) MONEY T0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE! Coreplete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County, Empkxe Ha.rdwa reC) W ELTOLES A LI Hardware 109 and 111 8. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, Metca.lf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, . - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Europea,n ~ Hotel. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET.” New Building---New Furnishings. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. JACOB KOCI—I |Merchant Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. ALL WHY DON’T YOU GET 8DME OF FITGH BROTHERS' GUSTOM SHIRTS? Porfeet Fitting, Best and Cheapest.f! No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. IVEA K MLOEIIN, Px‘opl‘lotoro CRESTON HOUSE. EVERYTHING Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - - Fine Tanen Collars and Cufts. FIRSTCLASS. COUNCIL BLUFFS. [JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. IHARD WQOD AND —COAL— Corner Main strectand Eighth avenue, Coun Blufts, & Lowest rates and prompt dalivery i{aiiwa.y Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- arture of trains b otral standard time, &t the [ocal depote, - Trainy leave transfer dopot ten min- carlier and arrive ten minutes later. CINICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY. ARRIVE. fls Capross, 00 am | * Express 9:40 8 m 7:00 pw 1] n KANBAS CITY, ST. JOK AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mail and Express, 6:45 p m Pacific Express, 5:35 pm CHICAGO, MILWAUKKS AND ST. PAUL. 5:25 pm Express, 9:400m SR 9:dram Express, 6.5 p CMICAGO, ROCK I8LAND AND PACIFIC. 9 am pm pm o: 4 MINERAL SPRINGS. We guarantee the cure of the following named dis- : Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers, r “WABASH, ST. LOUIS AN Mail, a “Trantfer only. CHICAGO and NORTIWKSTHR. e Lo ;*;;',;'\e;}:" 5:30 pm E: 6:50 pm | Geod hotel, llvery and bathing accomodation both 9:d>am Pacifiio 045 m | winter and summer. Locality’ highly. picture 810X oIy A snd_ boalthy. Acoomibe by Wabah milvay, o 7:40pm st. Paul o0 m|BYoan 0rC B & Qu aS Albany. Come (e 8150 p m | sobcited, eV, M. M. THOMPS Albany, Siloam Springs, pm am | Specific Gravity. ... — — — | Reaction Carbonic phat ~ | chi: 1 and rive sa ‘minutos bofure loaving tme. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE The uudr.-rsl"ned w1ll offer for sale AN APPOINTM ENT March 15, 10 0'Clock 4, .| Tt Must Be Met. ol appinted wite i ouws to e, bt afte this —AT— Alumi Organio Total sclids per it you wer to dicco-nightf how vould it b "W, R. VAUGHAN. WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES !™*msit aies™ CHAPMAN & MARTENS, - . - . CASADY, OKCUTT & FRENCH, PHYSICIAN & PUBLIGC OUTCR e o A e T IN HARDIN TGWNSHIP, Justice of the Peace. Umana ana Counsil Biuffe, Ieal estate collee 100 agens 944 Failow Over savings bank SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 Consumers of Water! THE COUNCIL BLUFFS Gty Waterworks Co, Hereby announces, that it will put in_servico pipes to the curb of the street on the line of its mainy, as #00u as the frost is out of the ground, for all partios who desire connections made with the street maine, and who will make application therefor 10 the Cont: pany WS, HOGS, CORN, OATS, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, TERMS—Ten months’ time, at ten per cent interest, with u;-proved secunty on all sums over ten dollars, All sums of ten dollars or under, cnflh Kive per cent discount for ash on all sums over ten dollars. CAROLINE E. RAND, Administratrix, ] Before March 10, 1884, P atthe following prices, payable in advance; E 5»;..‘11 seryice pipe. “ & @ oy The prices include the cost o the street, tapping the streef s0d lnsorting corprarfon or RI NK in extrs strong lead CORNER PEARL S%. AND FIFTR AVE, (S o bt i 0 10:00 4. m., 2:00 p. m and 7:30 p. m., Mon: | Street watte o curb of the street 10l ich ‘;f"’wd“m" B e ‘_"w_ oD mreman | are about one haly the cost 1o the mn-u.m':‘fm :h’.l'n:( ey i Clut. 1,1k | the samie work 88 Musio on Tuesdsy aud Thursday evenings. i view f e oontomplated g and elosing ter main, furnishing : 3 ‘Illrnll'lmm and put- vice pipe, furnishing and top, stop box mnrcwver uumglm ving of certain trects in the eily, partios a ADMISSION, . 25 CENTS. :Illk el & ecomended to No objectionable charsctors will beaduitted. | Gompany, " Wl ot ch oot PROPRIETORS. 26 Pear] Street. In order to save the necessity and avoid the ine ed expense of bieaking up the street after “.'u'\m has been done. HARRY BIRKINBINE, Chief Engineer. Ms. B, J, Hillog, X, 0. SURGEON, 233 Middle Bros4wey, Council Blufts, R. Rice M. D. cAubBRs or other tumors removed withous the lnll- o dnvhu of blood. “@0.!.., Council Blufls, Febroary "I 1884, JACOB BIMS. E 8IMS & GADWILL. == Attorneys -at-Law, ©couNeiL uwn. I lowa Office, Main Street, Mahon's .l‘llfllln- Mahon's Block, vml F P, CADWELL, ‘m OI.lo