Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1884, Page 6

THE DAILY BE « COUNCIL BLUFFS, WEDNESDAY, MARCIT 5, 1884. ocourt will sustain the action taken here, and that the vote will be finally declared in favor of the court house. There cer- tainly ought to be some way of correcting abuses of the polls, and if it is proved that the Avoca people did really keep open the polls till after midnight and voted everybody and everything, it ought - | not to count. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, March. 5. —_— — 5SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Order flowers for weddings and funer- By Carrer = = =« = =~ = = 20 conts per week | Q1q from W, H. Foster, Harrison streec. WM - - === #10.00 per Year me— FACTS AND FIGURES. OFFICE: No. 7 Poarl Street, Near Broadway. e AN-[INOB MENTION. The Complete Result Election, of the City's The counting of the votes was so tedi- ous because of the large member of New spring goods just received atJ. | goratched tickets, and because of there Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. being too inexperienced and slow men J. Jensen and Carrie Severson, bcth |on the boards, that at the time of Tnr of this city, yesterday got leave to wed. | Bex going to press yesterday morning Mayor Vaughan will probably continue |only the result could be given. The as justico of the peace also. count in detail is as follows: “‘The World” company entertained the audience at Dohany's last night. Mot of those arrested for being drunk | 1" on election day were released by order of the mayor. M. Drelish, for threatening to kill B, Cohn is to have a hearing before Justice Abbott next Saturday. Additional local on seventh page. Wanns: Mayor- Vaughan, D, Flickinger, I For Anditor— Holmes, D, Harlo, 1. . 7 TeAsurer MAIN STREET BRIDGE. In Yesterday's Test It Bears Up Thirty Tons Withoat Feeling I, The New Structure Open for Travel. Yesterday forenoon thenew iron bridge across Main street was duly tosted in the presence of Mayor Bowman, the county board of supervisors, and several citizens. The city officials, with the exception of the mayor, were conspicuous by their absence, but, like most of the citizens, they felt that there was little need of testing any bridge built by Raymond & Campbell, whose reputation as contrac- torn is firmly established throughout the country. Asa test for the strength of the bridge, wagons loaded with dirt were hauled upon it, the horses detached, and the wagons run snug together until thir- teen of them were in place. Each of the wagons thus loaded weighed 4,300 pounds, so that the total weight was nearly thirty tons, including the horses, the men and the heavy body known as the county board. The deflection of the bridge was less than a quarter of an inch, This new bridge is the handsomest bridge in the city. It is an iron structure 100 feet in length, with an eighteen foot roadway and two six foot sidewalks. It cost 4,500, and its estimated strength is one ton to the foot, or in all about 100 tons. It seems high enough to allow even flood waters to pass through, but it appears that the old toot-bridges and other obstructions usen, D, 810 A boy named Stefler while sliding| Tirown, I b down hill by the mill school house yes- | ¥4 Supt. Markets Gt terday fell and broke his arm. 202 208 280 5 Marshal Jackson says its hard for a o0 good man toget there when the church folks and the gang join in downing him, 010 Justice Schurz has tied the matri- monial, knot between E. Julius Fahr. mann and Priscilla Grossman, both of L) Omaha, or. R} 5 E. L. MoKenney, of Crecent town- | Heapemc gt pad b ahip, was before Justice Schurz yestorday | Wesloy, I e s on a charge of larceny of timber from |¥or Aldermen— ¢ i ¢ William Strand. Gelss, D, 138 Permit to wed was yesterday given| Grass, 8% Mynster, 380 " Dennis Hyde and Mary .Jane McIntosh . Heisbh d sh Vaughan surprised all by his fleet- is only 70 'yo‘ .e“ > yoars anA M) tooted race. While the democrhts cut is'only U years ge. him some, republicans cut Flickinger The police are getting their traps ready | atill worse. In the Third ward there to move out. It is rumored that ox-Al- | were over 100 rlepub}lli:;mh who slaugh- it . ¢ | tered the man the; chosen in con- derman Churchill s to be the new chief | vy tion ag the head of their ticket, and of police, and the whole force changed. | placed Vaughan’s name in his stead There seems a growing sentiment here ghnl:'lel Hm;:” urprised even his friends % Ry ++ | by his run, although he did not get there, i favor of a division of the county, a8 it | o "y, 0ed much: strength. Biudonmp} is evident that the east end will continue | js re-elected to the council by a small to be uneasy, and will fight all improve- | majority, but it is enough so long as Pet- ments in the way of county buildings. tibone is defeated, for of the two Sieden- 7 f Minsouri | t0PE i8 far preferablo. Ho and Conover The Carter Harrison of the Missouri| sro the only republicans elected, Valley”—is he in the room? He evi-|it being a aweep for the dently is by just about 528 majority. Now, how about his promises, will he keep them? Due time will be given be- fore judgment is passed. both of this clean democrats. The democrats are in a queer sort of a box, too, though victorious. Before the convention they promised to vote for anybody to beat Vaughan, and he has been fought bitterly by them in John Johnson, who was arrested for | times past, but now ho scoms to have not 2 ) od Annio B only whipped them into line, but has thumping a woman named Annie Brown, | woy, for them a_victory which probably now lies in jail, being unable to pay the|no other man in his party could have fine of $16 and costs, or to give bonds to | gained under the circumstances, for the appear on the 10th to answer to a republican nominee is a man who atands chargo of threatening to kill the sme |[hEr (e g ¥y 404 e of ster- ‘woman, Lo Dora Reblinger now wants to be set Eroaiandiacts froe from Joseph Reblinger, to whem| The work of the Home of the Friend- she was married in Streeter, IIL, in Feb. | less is growing into one of more and rusry, 1882. She sets up in her peti- | more importance to our city and state. tiork that they moved to Jones township, | A few days since Mrs. Miller, the wife this county, and that in three months|of ‘Sport” Miller died, leaving four after the wedding, Jacob deserted her, | Worse than orphaned children. Homes Henry Howe, the well-known citizen, | were found for two of them and two celebrated his 62d birthday anniversary |have been taken to the Home of the in a very happyi manner, 8 number of | Friendles. But yesterday Mr. Fred his friends gathering about the festive | Fird found a Danish boy, who was left board. He was the recipient of a num- | by a heartless man who had brought him ber of gifts. Mr. Howe has resided here | to this country, promising to care for him, more than a score of years, and is re. | The boy was sleeping in sheds and get- spected by all. ting a bite to eat wherever he could, The Hon. Alex. Sullivan, of Chicago, pres. | Anger of oue hand was badly frozen, his ident of the National Irish League, will | °Y uymllen and all together hc‘preuunl- Tecture at the new opera house Thursday [ 3 & Pitiable appoarance. Mr. Fird took evening. Subject: “Ireland of to-day,” | the 1ady who is about 1t years of ago, to Rev. Mr. Mackay, of this city; M. V. fl.xe manager of the home who received ' Gannon, of Davenport, and Rev, F. Nu.| him and the boy will now be cared for gent, of Des Moines, will also speak. and sent to school, until such Genoral admission 26 cents; resorved|Hme 88 8 good home can seats 60 cents, No extra charge for re- be security for him., There are now twenty-four at the home—all children, mrved soaia, . Vooul and i save three women. One of these is very music between specches. Miss Nellie Fuller and, '.ln both .p[tel!‘ ol t.h.u B ‘," skating _It takes a vast amount to clothe and rink next Friday evening. They are|food duch a family. The funds of the wonderful little artists on the rollers. | institution are getting low, and all who The crowds which have watched the boy | desire to aid in this Christian work, sre wonder with such delight, will find | Eequested to send to the home, dlothing, double delight in seeing the young Miss | Lo the contributions come in at once, skate with him, for she is a champion as [ and liberal rate. In no other way well as he, At Des Moines recently she | can this large family be provided for, 1t inforall, Let all join together and de- :;-lr:.\i;h‘l"“ FAAIER M won 43 clegent light in the work, — The committee on invitation of Hawk- COMMEROIAL, eye Lodge, 1. O. O. ¥, No, 184, wish to OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, announce that through some unavoidable| ywpeat—No, 2 spring, 70c; No, 8, 60c; re- accident 8 number of invitations for their demand, Jected, b0c; ball to be held at Bleom & Nixon's hall | , Q27 on Murch Gth have not reached their de- stination. Those desiring an invitation 'will receive the same upon applisation to trumental sick, the one tho Episcopnl ladies took to xlzfmu Bliss | the home and for whom they are caring, in true Christian charity. ers are paying 8¢ for old corn 00 per ton; BUc per bale, Oorn Meal—1'25 per 100 pounds, x»od—flmd supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ iy itully invited Eg)od—-glllvufl‘l, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, their are respectfully invi per fon ’ ke e s i e v se 1t is expected that Council Blufl will | Brooms—2195@8 00 per dos. send over to Omaha to-night one of the (- Hi g largest delegations of roller skaters which Cattlo—8 00@3 60; calves, 5 00@7 60, Hogn Local r!:mk:an N e ever one city sent to a sister city. The :h-"l S Fonasomand lor all grades; eholos names of over fifty.couples have already 4 A Y been sent in, and the company will gather | Quotations by Jf. M. 8t. John & Co,, com- ) a0 & Martin's vink so as to | mission merchants, 535 Broadway, leave at 6:30 o’clock for the dummy de- B.ll‘hl‘—l"“lx,j:nd in falr demand at 16@ 2 Kiggs —Scarce at 2¢ pe~ dozen, Poultry—Ready sale; chickens, dressed, 12¢; live, 8c; Ourhr, dressed, 15¢; liye, 1lo; d 1, 12¢; live, 8c. dressed, at 10:10, Omaha time. PRUITS, ‘There were a number of Neolites here :’rmc‘rf(%@lfiwlmx. yesterday, and they report considerable | jieuwons—4 09 per box, 2 e e ananas 3 50@4 00 per bunch Vegetables —Potatoes, 40; onfons, 40c; cab- of the vote on ‘the court house , Doua fn ""‘p':i“"",,““""“l"‘ roady ule | — Horsford's Acid Phosphate, A ;u Alconolism., A y k. J. 8, HoLuwax, Philadelphia, Ps. the injunction was a matter of says: “It is of good prgt :h; alept not s wink wll vight. | ¢roubles arising f coholism, with confidence that the ;iv“uufilhofion in“:lv p:lufio'." o but on being as- * | the Pacific hotel out of a bill of about should be cleared out at once, lest they bo swopt away and lodged so as to do damage. The city is to be congratulated on having such a bridge at Main street, built by its home men. WELCOMED BACK. A GanMRIIS WILH | & WaKKANE Grests Bryan, the Fleet-Footed Athlete. Yesterday there arrived in the city W. C. Bryan, an athlete, who as a runner and a base ballist gained plenty of friends and admirers here a season or so ago. Yesterday he arrived in the city, and while being greeted by his friends Oficer Rosecrans stepped up to him and gave him a cordial invitation to appear before Justice Abbott, where he found a charge lodgea against him of defrauding $100. 1t appears that Bryan, as mana- ger for some base ball clubs, had them stop at the Pacific, and it is claimed that he was security for the unpaid bill, and liable under the hotel act. His bonds were fixed at 8200, and he went out to get signers, and will have a hearing at a late date. | — " FOR LIFE. Clouser Convicted for a Second Time of Murder, The trial of Jasper Clouser has been taking up the attention of Judge Loof- borrow at Glenwood for several days past. It will be remembered that he was last yoar arrested in Colorado for the murder of two contractors near Pacific Junction in 1878, He was tried last fall and convicted, but Colonel Keatloy, his came to a close yesterday morning by the jury finding him again guilty, and hyxing the penalty at imprisonment for life. e —— PERSONAL, W. A. Frye, one of Omaha's liveliest boot and shoe men, was at Bechtele's yosterday. L. J. Tullock, of Boston, was at Bechtele's yesterday. Max Kaufman, of Denver, arrived at Bech- tele's hotel yesterday. J. 0, Shea and John P, Organ, both prom- inent Neola citizens, wore here yesterday looking over the situation, C. M. Gates, of Rock Falls, T1L., was at the Pacific yesterday, W. L. Keith, of Kansas City, was in the city yesterday and at the Pacific. A. N, Gulliven, of Plattsmouth, Neb,, dined at the Pacitic yesterday. 8. W. Fergusson will leave to-morrow for Grant City, Mo., with his family, who will re- muin there for the summer, * Mr, ', will re- turn shortly, A. C. Burnhaw, of Champaign, 111, is at | the Ogden, He is the well-known member of Burnhaw, Tulley & Co, e ——— Real Estate Lransfers The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder's office, March 4, reported for Tue Bre by P, J. Mc- Mahon, real estate agent: LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Shippers. OUR FINE see our New Stock. entlemen BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.. 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | |y A West Side Square, Clarinda, f Empkie Hardware Co W EIO LS A X Hardware 109 and 111 8. Maln Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - TOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN' HATS,CAPS 342 and 344 Broadway, . BUCKGLOVES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, ivi ngineer! i RUUM‘({NBW OPERA HOUSE, cfim BLUFFS, I0WA., ete. All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To. WHY DON'T YOU GET 8DME OF No, 639 Broadway, MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN AND WOOD, AND SEWER PIPE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Hard and Soft Coal, BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR I0WA. FITCH BROTHERS' CUSTOM SHIRTS? Perfcot Fitting, Best and Cheapest. ggFine Tanen Collars and Culfn. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. MAX MOIIN, Proprictor. CRESTON HOUSE. Soring Goods SMITH & TOLUER. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, 7 and 9 Main street, CouxciL BLurrs, - - - - Iowa. Just Received. ———EVERYTHING Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table. |[JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. HARD WQOOD AND —COAL Corner Main street and Eighth avenue, Caun FIRSTCLASS, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of tho arrival and de- parture of trai central standard time, at the ocal depots. Trains leave transfor depot ten min- earlier and arrive ten minutes later, CIICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINCY, ufta. 2 &4 Lowest rates and prompt delivery LEAVE ARRIVE, 620pm Council Bluffs Express, 08 m £:40 p Chicago Express 0 m 0:46 a8 m Mail. P KANSAS CITY, BT. JOR AND COUNCIL BLUFY! Mail and Express, ALL MODERN Furopean Hotel. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAT New Building---New Furnishings. IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. YOU GET.” Vacific B CHICAGO, MILWAUKER AND ST. PAUL Gure orm Py | Express, 1:40 8 m Express, 66pm CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAXD AND PACIFIC, Atlantic Express, 9:40am 6:0 pm ccmmodation, 440 pm “WABASII, ST. LOUIS ANDP Mail, Cannon Ball, At Transfer only, CHICAGO anid NORTUWESTRRY. Dye pephia, Liver es. Gout, Nen- Spriugs are the favorite Complaint, Kids ralgia and ‘Asthma, resort of the tir FEEBLE Good hotel, livery and b winter and summier. Lo Accessible B & Q, at Albs an LADIFS 0:50 p i 04 1 ghly picturesque HIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC. h railway, & st. Paul Express, Accommodation, 9:00am 8:50 p m [& . THOMP! \ Manager. Albany, Siloam Springs, {Gentry Co., Mo. JTACORB EOCEH EATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. h € his| 805 South Main Street, - - attorney, got him a new trial, which |- 4 Merchant Tailoring, REPAIRING COUNCIL BLUFFS. *At Tran fer only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATIA. L 1:24-2:21-8:04- Sur day, 824 04 p. m. Ar- ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Organicand Volatile matter and loss g Total sclids per gallon...... s g WRIGHT & MERRILL, Chemiista M. CALLACHER. G R OCERIES. New Btore, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. 5% { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, 5 p! LOWER BROADWAY Council Bluffs. The undersigned will offer for sale AN APPOINTMENT ! on That Must Be Met March 15, 10 0°Clock A. M. | 1 inappintea wtowan cceto it e i Juagment, and whosoever was not written_in the AT— ook of life was cast into the lake of fire, Frie it you were to dieto night, how would it A W.R. VAUCHAN. LIVETO EAT, RESTAURANT AND EAT TO LIVE, AFE, W.T. BRAUN Caterer to The Public. 404 Broadway, ! 1 Bluffs. 1 Mesls at all Hours, Parties a Special PUBLIC OUTCRY IN HARDIN TGWNSHIP, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa, 140 Steers, 11 Horses, COWS, HOGS, CORN, OATS, AND Justice of the Peace. Umaha ana Counsii Bluti?, SPECIAL NOTICE. 0 away 15th, You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothine. COAL GIVEN AWAY | Kvery one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e coal of Platte Overton, office 501 First avenue, yard 804 Main street, Council Bluffs, is n-nfixl&.livd tlo a chance in the drawing for one ton of coal, to be given arcn FARMING IMPLEMENTS, TERMS—Ten wmonths’ time, at ten per cent interest, with approved security on all sums over ten dollars All sums of ten dollars or under, cash. Five per cent discount for cash on all sums over ten dollars, CAROLINE E.RAND, Consumers of Water! THE COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Co E. R. Hinckley, executor to PeterCar- tensen, ot al, part lots 6, 7 and 8, block 9, Walnut $1,050.00, W. O James to F. Weise, part lot 11, block 11, Baylisa's 1st addition; $50.00. J. D. Bird to 8. 8. Rust, lot4, block G, Oakland; $260.00. Q. R, I & P, R, R. Co. to John Roosa, wi, of nw} b, and nw} of nw} of ne} and nw} of ne}, 26, 77, 42; $1,200.00, William McGahan to E of nw}, 26, 77, 42; §600.00. itz Brueeen to Charles Harder, lots Petexr C. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF , WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES! 18 S. Pear] Street and 20 N. Main Street, - Interior Decorations. Niller, COUNCIL BLUFFS, service i Administratrix. |t the cu #OON @8 th R. Rice M. D. or other tumors removed without the lood. SANGERS, knifo or drawing of bl CHRONIC DISEASES ot cinds » spoctay. Over thirty years practical experience ~ Oftice No & Pearl streot, Council Bluffs L& Oousulistion tme AL JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL The prices inch of the street on is out o therefor to the Before March 10, 1884, atthe following prices, payable in advance: 1 and 2, block 33, Avoca; $460,00, Total sales, £3,660.00. e —— SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTICE. —Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, ete., will be inserted in this volumn at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion sud FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. sertion. Leave advertisements at our office, No, Pearl Stroot, near Broadway to carry route offioe. A live boy with pon Coll at Councll Rlufly ANTED—Every body wn Councll Blllfl;l‘! “ TuxBun. Delivered by carriorat ouly swenty conts & woele LD RS—For sale at Brn oftice, s 0 *hundred. /o i OR RENT- Elogantly furoished Aolno with " orivale family; Jeorones or. L Address H. W. J. Bee of 3 GENTS - Ladies aud tlamen can wake fi A Triadien Ao oonllamts, som maks drsdt Strecther wnd ll-h'.'l ‘nud)' He! at 8100, :‘lll!'wmd:&lml lNlI'.‘tllhflu‘ . Xflnfl. o bestjeundrioscan. Addre for partculars C. B. 8. & 1. ovy BAR Moo, 108 o Granite and Tinware. DeVOL & WRIGHT,™ AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, line of ext)aordinary Fine Carvers. HEATING STOVES CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HARDWARE! Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Street. Mrs, B, J, Billo, X, 0. PHYSICIAN & dm‘zon,l 223 Middle Brov4wvy, Connetl Bluts, EKimball & (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) HONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ~ T In Oreat WVariety. POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOIOEST STOCK|J. P. FILBERT, C.AXRFEPESI'S PIONEER CASH Ever shown west of Chicago, now being received by Carpets from 25¢ to $3.50 per Yard, Also TURCOMAN, MADRAS, LACE AND S8ILK CURTAINS 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | CASADY,OKCUTT & FRENCH, | coordo Flour Winter 8IMS & CADWELL, (b Attorneys-at-Law, i and making all COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA stroot wattor m Office, Main Street, Rooms 1 and Shugart & Mc. | (r about vne Mahon's Blosk, Will practios in State sod edersi tr make application immediately, at Company, 26 Pearl Street. In order to save the necessity and avoid the ficress- wd expense of bieaking up the stroet after paving has been done. < HARRY BIRKIN Chief Gash Talk At the well-known Establishment 708, OFVICNR, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs . . N Estabiishea - - 1856 Dealers in Forelgn snd omestlc Exch D Delers In Forelg omestle Exchavge apd 209 Upper Brosaway, the GROCERY Of Council Blufi, Notiow our reducea I'rice List We give 100 10 100 25 pounds Navy Beans, . 100 20 pounds Besi Bulk Staro 100 12 pounds Curolina Rice, . 100 12 pounds Olioice Frunes 100 25 bars Buffalo Soap. .. 100 Extra Lake Trout, per pound o Choice Mince Meat, per pound 10 1 dozen Mackerel 15 % CIL AT, |4 o a0 1 e Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. T. T Al grades, socord!ng T. quality, 15c to 50¢ per Men's, Ladies’ and Fine Boots at ver) Tinware and gene wel . us. he conyinced tha ' canuave money by desling with s Goods dalivered Ca'ldren's fine Shoes an: low prices. Also s full lin CORNER PEARL ST, AND FIFTH AV Open 10:0 4. m., 2:°0 p.m #nd 7530 p. m., M way, Wednesday aid Fridsy evenit gs exclusivels % | the lyOwmpic Club. v &8ssl & Music on Tuesdsy aud Thureday evenings ADMISSION, 2 CENTS, No objectionable characters will be admiitted CHAFMAN & MARTENS, PROVRIETORS o word, we are bound o sel aad challenge ail o | 1audable competition Iu this county J. 1. FILBERT 200 upper Broad vay