Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1884, Page 6

THE " COUNCIL BLUFFS. DAILY BEE. Satardhy Morning. Mareh 29, — SUBSCRIPTION, RATES: - 20 cents per woek =« $10.00 per Yoar OFFIOR: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Additional local on seventh page. The city schools open again Monday. Only one drunk in police court yestor- day. Spiritual sociable to-night—music and dancing. Roland Reed appears at the opera house this evening in *Cheek.” New spring goods just received at J. Raiter’s, the tailor, 310 sroadway. P g I'IE DAILY I EE-~COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY MARCH 29. 1884, Wdraw a larger crowd than before, An in- torosting, £orcible speaker, and one who handles €he temperance question in a practiesl and political sort of & way, she holds the attention even of those who do not agree with her on the views ad- vmced, The observations recently made ~|by her ina trip through hansas will prove an interesting feature of the lec- ture. A man named Herd was run in by the police yesterday morning as a vagrant. Ho wanted a blacksmith to make him some burglar tools and acted strangely, and it seems that he is a victim of the opium habit. He has with him a first- class certificate as a school teacher and seems to have become a wreck of his former self on account of opium. Col. Wm. Orr received yesterday by express from A, Failor, of Newton, Towa, a fine Jersey Red sow. The colo- nel was the first to introduce this breed in this part of the country, having got them first from New Jersey, of Clark Potitt, who was the first in this country who had Jersey Reds. Mr. Failor, be- sides being largely interested in hogs, Officer O'Brien has shot a dog on Upper Broadway, because the dog acted queer. The tin roof is being put on the Ma- wonic Temple, and the building is rapidly approaching completion. In the United States court yesterday the case of Mansur vs. George, a grain contract, was still on trial. The lecture at the opera house to-mor- wow evening by Prof. Karcher is for the enefit of St. Joseph's academy. The admission to the lecture of Mrs. Baxter next Tuesday exening at the Bap- tist church will only be twenty-five cents. J. M. Phillips has commenced suit against the Blue line transportation com- jpany, claiming 282 for goods lost in transit for the east. Those who go over to Omaha to attend the polo game there to-night should take the 7:04 train, Council Bluffs time, and returning will leave Omaha at 10:10. ‘Wanted—Fifty tesms to grade on the B. & M. railroad at $3.50 a day. In- formation given at the Creston house, Council Bluffs, Towa, P. J. Murray. Raymond & Campbell have just com- pleted a fifty-two font trestle bridge about a half mile west of Underwood, which is, like all their structures, an excellent one. Manager Brown with two operators were kept busy yesterday telegraphing to Chicago and 8t. Louis for muzzles for Council Bluffs dogs, the local market be- ing drained. Prof. John Noble Kercher, a oonvert to the Catholic faith, will give a lecture here Sunday evening which is said to have caused much comment and excited interest in other places. has some very fine poultry, his game cock “‘Sullivan” having alone won for him quite a reputation, having taken more ribbons than any other game cock in America, Tho herd of polled Aberdecn Angus and Galloway cattle, at Mace Wise's sta- bles are attracting much attention, and were visited yesterday by many, and the sale which takes place next Thursday will doubtless attract many buyers. This breed always command very high prices, and while not so well known here as in many places, they need but to be seen to convince anyone of their points of supe- riority. There are in the herd 29 bulls and 17 cows; They belong to Leonard Bros., of Missouri; who brought them from Scotland, Michaels Bros. have made an elegant gold medal, which is to be contested for at the roller skating rink. The medal is for the fastest skater, one mile distance, open to Omaha and Council Bluffs skaters, the contest to take place here. The winner has to hold it in three con- tests, the first of which will be next Mon- day eovening. The best time made in Omaha was 3:30, and Council Bluffs 4:05 with a fall. The medal is a beauty, the bar pin being a Feulon skate, to which the pendant is attached by gold chains. It is as handsome & medal as has been seen in many a day, and will be well worth winning. Kvery year the council makes a break for the railway companies and serves notices to make thum provide waterways at the intersection of atreets and alleys, and threatens suit if they do not comply. Not only is this break made, but it al- ways results in nothing. Whether it is a sort of threat to force railway passes, HEALEY HERE. The Stock Man Who Forced a Bal- ance With Attorney Oad- well Gives Bail, A short time ago a stock dealer named Healey, who had some dealings with At- torney Cadwell, entered the latter's office and pulling a revolver, forced Mr. Cad- woll to sign a check for about £700, in sottlement of some alleged loss on the cattle, The details were given by Tur Bee at the time, and as Healey skipped out the matter rather dropped from pub- lic attention. Constable Clatterbuck went after the man a fow days ago, and found him at his home in Beloit, Lyons county, and there arrested him on the three charges lodged against him before Justice Schurz, The cashier of the bank and other citi- zens seemed to have great faith in Healey, and gave him letters to banks here to rovide for his bail, and on eing brought before Justice Schurz yestorday he gave bail in the amount of $1,100 to appear next Monday afternoon. On the charge of carrying concealed weapons he pleaded guilty and paid a fine. It is understood that Healey will make arrangements to waive examination and give bonds to ap- pear at the district court and fight the cases there. It is said that he has money and friends, and will make a strong at- tempt to get out of the scrape. It is un- derstood that ho will not deny the fact of getting the check at the point of a re- volver, claims that he felt that the amount was justly due him, and that Oadwell's refusal to recognize any such claim aggravated him beyond the bounds of reason, and led him to force a settle- ment. et — The Dog Decree. The proclamation of Mayor Vaughan calling upon all citizens owning dogs to muzzle or chain up the same, with the threat of having all such as are not so muzzled or chained, killed after 1 o'clock to-day has caused no little stir in the oity. The purpose of the proclamation is to protect the public, there having been manifest of late in this part of the country a disease among dogs resembling hydrophobis, if it is not hydrophobia it- self. Ex-Marshal Jackson, it will be remembered, recently lost about $1,200 worth of hogs, bitten by a diseased dog. The farmers in Garner township have recontly lost considerable stock, and other cases have been reported of late. There are in the city hundreds of dogs, some of them very fine, and many of them not worth a muzzle. Many owners were yesterday hanging muz:les or chains, or both, and the sup- ply of muzzles was completely exhausted, 80 that dealers had to telegraph else- where for help to meet the run on their stocks. Some owners are howling worse than the dogs even. Some have an idea that at 1 o'clock to-day the police will march forth with carbines and commence shooting up and down the streets at stray dogs, and that there willbe a promiscu- ous slaughter of the innocents. Of course this is simple nonsense. If the present police force was to do any pistol LADIES!: WE ARE RECELVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Shippers. Gentlemen BOOTS AND HOESgar Please call and |342 and 344 Broadway, - For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.. 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, ) West Side Square, Clarinda, MAYNE & PALMER, Hard and Soft Coal AND WOOD, BULK !AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLA AND SEWER PIPE. g No, 639 Broadway, - . - - COUNCII, BLUFFS. IOWA. TOWA. SMITH & TOLLER. I smmg Glmlis LEADING MERCI.IANT TAILORS, J"St ' HEGEIVBd. 7 and 9 Main street, Councit BLurrs, - - . - Iowa. All kinds of J. . ARMSTRONG, awntiiies) ROOM 6, NEW OPERA HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFES, IOWA. ota, ote. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. urtains, Lace, #i X, Turcoman, Etec. Choicest |Stock west of Chicago. Empkie HardwareC) W ELOLES ATE Hardware 109 and 111 8. Maln Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - NMetcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN| S,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, TOWA. LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W."T"'-. BRATN Catorer to The FPublic. 404 Broadyay vy Meala at all H Council Bluffs. falty. Ed. O lison } Partios a Spocialty. Chet d'ouisine EKimball «& Chamvp, MONEY T0 LOAR O REAL ESTATE! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. MAX MMOEIN. Proprictor, CRESTON HOUSE. ~———EVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS,—— Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. FLORIST (eurmPy Vegetable Cardener, MINERAL SPRINGS. The Largest and Most Complete Green House in Boasos, orno_pay: Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Uloers, ‘Westorn Iowa, Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use. | Catarrh, a1 Blood and skin diseas s, Dy pepsin, Liver Complaint, Kidney and Bladdor Ditcasos, Gout, Nen: The Greatest variety and the Cholcest plants. M, collotion of Planta and Flowers {s now domplote 1y | FI¢ia and Asthua, Thess Springs are the favorite EASADY, ORCUTT & FRENC very respect, and the public are invited to call and inspect the same. 1 was awarded the First Premium at the Council 0Oil Cloths, Mattings, Linoleums, Etc. Come and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line. Cheap- est place to buy House Furnishings in the City. COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care Bluffs District Fair in September, 1883, aver all co petitors: and@have since added many new and choice varieties, and am prepared to furnish A new that have heretofora been unattainable in this market, for which I make no extra charge. ers and floral dosigns furnished Fromp and on suort notice. 1 have just issucd & new alogue for 1834, which will be sent free on applicati Green Vegetables the Year Round. Horse Radish in bottles. 23 Pierce St. CounclilBluffslowa. IOWA. EDWIN J. ABBOTT! 1 |and healthy. resort of the tired and debilitatad, and are the FEEBLE LADI}S BEST FRIEND, Good hotel, livery and bathing accomodation both winter and gummer. lity v picturesque Accessible by Wabash railway, & Evona,or C., B. & Q.,, at Albany. Correspondenc solicited, REV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany, Siloam Springs, (Gentry Co., Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravit; Reaction . ... Carbonic Acid Carbonate Calcium Carbonate Iron . Sulphate Magnesi Sulphate Calcinm Chloride Sodium . Sillica Alumis Organicand Volatile European Hotel Total sclids per gallon Mayor Vaughan says that if any one| oy g habit which it is hard to break off, will furnish him any evidence that an (it jshard to determine, but the move opium den is running in this city he will | hay heon made so many times that it has be thankful, for he is anxious to get hecome ridiculous. This time the soun- chanee to show how quickly he will close | 4] gay it really means business, but that itop. is what was said last year, and the year Last evening there was & gathering of | before. If they really mean business young folks at the house of Mr. Otis |why don't they quit issuing notices and on First avenue, the compsny consisting | commenoe suits, of several classes in the Oongregational | mpg Upnion Pacific has been again noti- Sunday school, who were entertained by | fied that it must comply with its agree- their teachers. . ment about Union avenue. The council Paul Giles, a colored attache of the Og- | gave away that $40,000 avenue, and only _den house, was before Judge Aylesworth, | got in raturn the promise of ‘a half-hour yesterday on a charge of threatening to|dummy train and ferry cars, and even Iall his wife. He denied it, and said the | that promise is not kept. The railway _only cause of trouble was that Sam Jen- | track has spoiled the avenue for teams, kins had taken his place in his wife's af-|and the railway cumpany will not put on fections, and he chided her about it. The | the ferry cars, so that no teams can get decision was reserved. to the transfer or to Omaha or back One of the mule teams of the Main |#82ip without the greatest difficulty. practice the citizens ought to all be warned to stay in doors and pull down the blinds. Inquiry of the mayor leads to the information that it is the intention to proviue a pound and there incarcerate stray unmuzzled dogs, and let the owners provide for their re- lease on promise of taking care of them, and that there is not to be an indiscrim- inate slaughter of fine dogs and all, but that some judgment will be used in kill- ing off those which are not cared for. Those who think that it is a terrible thing to have to take ‘care of their dogs, ought to remember that though dogs are great pets and sometimes valuable, yet that human life has also some value, and one who wants to indulge in the luxury of owning a dog, ought to be willing to so care for him as not to have him among others, or endanger others. A little common sense and reason on both sides will cause the matter to be easily and satisfactorily odjusted. e ———— COMMEROIAL, “PAY ONLY FOR ALL MODERN Nos. The only Hotel in this City on the Eurcpean plan of New Building---New Furnishings, R IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, 336 and 338 Broadwgyt Tt (iouncil Bluffs, Iowa. Justice of the Peace. NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERALCONVEVANCER, 415 BROADWAY, - COUN IL BLUFFS. WHAT YOU GET.” WhioirT & MRRiiL, Chomists JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, lowa Seed Gorn FOR SALE BY J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No. 9.3Psar] Stroat. Couscit, BLurrs Towa Geo. R. Beard, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Office, Main Street, Rooms 1and Shugart & Mo- Mahon's Blook. - Will practioe in State aud edersl o0 atroet car foll in the mud yesterday after- | The notice given by the council amounts noon on Broadway, near Pearl. His|to nothing. The law provides that a muleship four.d the bed so much softer | failure for thirty days to comply with than he was used to that he refused to the agreement forfeits all rights of the arise, and it was not until after fifteen |°0mPany to occupy the avenue, and . minutes earnest persuasion that he was | that the city can proceed to tear up the made to change his mind sud go on with | tracks and °h"89. the expense to the the passengers for the out-going trains, [ ompany. Threo times thirty days have The slick soap vender who offars prizes passod, Let the city authorities show OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 2 spring, 68c; No. 8, 580; re- Jocted, 60c; good demand. Corn—1sealers are paying 84c for old corn and 27¢ for new, demand at 25c, Oata—In Hay—4 00@6 00 por ton; 600 per balo, i o, Corn Meal—1'25 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 00, Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, Largest _of money to those who buy a pinch of moap for a dollar, ought to be shown be- yond the limits. While the mayor is insisting on muzzling the dogs, he should “order his police to make this fellow move ~ on, or else muzzle the pockets of the ‘humys Yo invest in this game and thus " Jose their earnings. The polo club have received theit new ‘uniforms, and will this evening initiate them in a game at Omaha with the club of that city. Besides the club some fifty more Council Bluffs folks expect to go game. The veam /. Mo(iow, Charles Haas, Evans, Oharles Stewart, Dick n, W, W, Sherman and Geacrge fow nights ago the jewelry store of & Pardon, at Anita, was entered by who attempted to blow the safe| ut were prevented by parties returning m & wake. Mr. Zinn, of Walnut, was telegraphed to, aud visiting the place found the damage done about $100, but he feels that the loss was no Mrs, Louis Waisbrooker, ‘the 'distin. authoress and lecturer, will- give poture in Spiritual hall on to-morrow { ) morning st 10:30 o’clock. The rcles will bo held as usual av 2 sind 7:30 o'clock, afternoon and eveding, samo ] "-'W up with musicand » RS el Baptist evening will doubi- Ao i I: hearing | Sunday afternoon gospel service will be Baxter at num- business and begin action, and let the notices and proclamations follow after- wards, —— PERSONAL, Mr, and Mrs, George Hunt have a new baby ¢ thelr home, % M, Makoy, who rocently went to Kan where his son ia engaged in the stock bus. ness, recently met with a serlous accident by a fall, his thigh being broken so that it is feared he will always be a cripple, T. H. Knott Is homae fro: visit to his folks, T. Miushan, of | Winnipeg, was awong those who came to Bechtele's hotel yesterday. John O, Alken, of Kankas City, Is at the "ncifie, Pat Ford ‘of Atlantic, was in the yesterday. W. . Gallter, 0t Racine, reached the Pacifio yosterday, Mrw, 'Giborige H. Champ loft last evening for w Vidit to her home in Indisna, Frank McKee and Gus Pennoyer, Jr. agents for Haverley's minstrels, were at the Ogden yesterday, 0, J. Kolff, of 8t. Paul, Is an Ogden house grest. Postoffice Tuspector King and wife, of Omaha, dined with Council Bluffs friends yes! torday. J. Wombure, of Milwaukee, was among those at the Ogden yesterday. 1 —— Y. M. O A, A meeting will be held at the rooms, 0, 12 North Main street, this evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of studying the Sunday School lesson of to-morrow, All young men will be welcomed. Thi Chicago on a Py held as usual at the Presbyterian church at4 o'clock. Open to both ladies and gentlemen, and all avo invited. e ——— For cut lo‘::u. plants, ete., go to W. | WENE 00 per ton Lard—Falrbank's, wholesaling at 11c. Flour—City four, 1 60@3 50, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCK. Oattlo—3 50@4 00; calves, b 50@7 50, Hogr—Local packors aro’ buying now and therefs a good demand for all grades; choico , 635; mixed, 5 25, . PRupteR, Quotatior, oy J, M. 8t. John & Co., com- missicy merchants, 638 Broadway. Butter—Groat domand for fine country at 20c; creamery, 300, —Very soarce; 140 dozen, Poultry—Ready sale;chickens,dreased, 12§c; Ive, 8ol turkeys, drawed, 106 live, 1loj , dressed, 12jo; live, 8¢, FRUITS, Oranges—4 00@4 25 per box, Tomtoacd 00 pae o —3 50@4 00 per bunch Vi los —~Potatoes, 40; onfons, 40c; cab- bage, nous {n the markel; spples, "ready sale at 3 25@4 00 for prime stock. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE. —8pecial sdvertisemetits, suoh aa Lost, Found, To Loan, ¥or Sale, To Rént, Wauts, Board: 1ng, ote., will be inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE or the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for sach subsequent n. wortion. Leave advertisoments st our office, No. Pearl Stroet, near Broadwav ‘WANTS. TANTED - oed din i IV A akee 415 ot shontn; Ogden boueer NTED—A live boy with to W o G e s wnn':b—lnry boay n Councll Bluffs to take TuxBsx Delivered by carrier at only twenty cents & week. by & -iumoyofi German s place board G0 Bohool. “P. R'H", Beo offve, Counell Bl * O\ ANTaD—A Sltustion T & krocery by & young man whocan spoak Gr rman sud] Address G. Bow oftice, Council Bluffs. i;w?m—l'\ll-ll at Brs offics, st 25 ceuts ‘hundred. J7OR BENT. - Furnished room eight dollars per mouth. 302 8 9th St Tk kext—A oicely furalahed yoom (0F 0ne or two F singls enilomen a4 Mra. &, A, Buith's, 118 South First e :;0 w -l- o ! 786 1. Con Ean ofos, Bosou ot 8100, up e flne shirt without & kle Stock in the City And Lowest . APrices Guaranteed. Window Shades, ARTISTS’ Materials, ROOM MOULDING, CORNIGE POLES WALL PAPER! EOUSES, Sign -AND- DECURATIVE Painting. MANUFACTURERS, PRICES NEXT DOOR ‘1O THE POSTOFFICE. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. No. 32 Main Street and 33 Pearl Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, oo e TOW.A. ORDERS BY MAIIT.