Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1884, Page 6

JMAHA DAILY BEE, =COUXNCIL BLUF 'S, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1884, r—T 0 - ] rHE DAILY BEE. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, May 2. A GREAT HOWL. Uneasy Res's The Breast Beacath Thi Chieftain’s Badge. The Fire Department Threatened By A Break-Up. SUBSORIPTION RATES. 0 nants per week 910,00 p.r your By Oarrier A CEbaie By Mail - « - - As predicted in yesterday's Bre, the council's action in electing 0. D. Walter« as chief of the fire department, has raised a howl all over the city, as well as in the department itself. A number of the best, most experienced and most trustworthy e of the men have declared their intentions 8es J. Reiter's, spring goods. of resigning at once, and some did so Additional local on seventh page. peremptorily yesterday. The new chiel Bashnell sells railroad tickets cheap to [ was kept busy yesterday in trying to stay all points, the stampede, for if it keeps on the city ©. R. Mitchell now haa the position of | Will eventually have no department at all, for an organization of green hands is about equal to none. City Attorney Holmes, with his heavy weight of legal lore, broke a hole through the old ordinance. He held that the old council cannot frame an ordinance binding the action of the new council, also had the ordinance amended so0 as to fx the term at two years, and Mr. Wal- ters was elected for that length of time, Next apring there will be another new conncil, at least it is hoped so, and then it is to be suppnsed that if they want to turn Mr. Walters out, Mr. Holmes will come to tho front and say that the action of the old council does bind the new council, and that Walters must stay his two years out., Mr Templeton, who was 80 uncere- moniously dropped, took the eituation The council has granted Mr. Dohaney | oiih hig usual good tomper, and had little the privilege of raising the sidewalk and tosay beyond the fact that the mattor carbing near the opera house. had been settled, and the contest so far The Egiscopalians are now planning |as he was concerned sottled. to budd a new church to face on Sixth| The council could not have dono an act atroet next to the present parsonage. more in defiance of the general wish, and A complaint has been filed charging an | more detrimental to the interests of this Atlantic man with thumpinga woman in |important department. The old ordi- in & house of proatitution on lower Broac- [ nance under which Chief Templeton was way. ‘ slocted provided that the chiot shll $ o ? avior, i The police made 107 arrests in Aprily {300 a5t ion of the framers that the saad thoy didn't have their uniforms on | firo department should not be a mere bit until the last part of the month, either, |of political by.play. 3. M. Schneider, of Sohneider & Beok, | 41, HemBIn fhos sorved for yours as has taken posession of the house recent- ht be proud, and no chief ever ly occupied by John Bonnett, on Sixth | had & more harmonious department, and avenue. none was ever more respected and es- teemed by his men. There is not an in- timation, even, bnt that Templeton was OFFI No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. pavement inspector. 8. Ovralt was aworn in yosterday as policoman at Bayliss park. Improvements are stlll going on at the Ogden house, especially about the en- trance. Regular meeting of Fidelity Council No. 166 R. A., this (Friday) evening, A full attendance is desired, Claus Peterson, of Hancock, and Kate Kramer, of this city, were married yos- terday,by Justico Vaughn, Ool. Fox was yesterday issuing invita- tions to the Lo Fleur party to be held in Justice Schurz's court to-day. A district convention of the Y. M. O. A., will ba held here on the 16th jof May, continuing three days. The city council is about to imitate the other minstrel shows and circuses and |the best man to be found for the place, double up their end mea and clowns, It | but the aldermen evidently cared more for the carrying out of political purposes They had no objection to Templeton be- cause of party for he, too, is ademocrat, but the man Walters had to be rewarded isnow propnsed to have two commiztees on streets and alleys instead of one. Ex-alderman Unthank was bitten the other day by a dog which snapped at him 88 he passed by. It is not known|worked agamnst Walters, when ho ran whether the dog was mad or not, |forcoroner, and defeated him, that to but Unthank d he h ight to | Punish these bolters, and to soothe Wal- e et B R R Rl s GHIRE ot tho) a6 department, A. A. Covalt mourns the disappoar- hatever may be thought of the rela- anoe of a $100 cornet which he loaned to ;‘iu mgrm n‘; the :.'wo men the nuunfml . a8 subjected itself to just criticism for i Jelow el wauiad iohive by plotate ot ks e mare bit of potitios] taken with it. The fellow has loft the [ plander, for cauring & harmonious and city snd Oovalt cannot find any trace of | effective department to be broken up and the cornet. The Malvern Loader is enlarging its the insurance men and nearly ever other borders, and now gives a department to | business man in the city, and for show- ing an utter disregard for what was just, Hastings and one to Silver Oity, each i witha double column head, and well | filled with spicy news and attractive |4y “ads.” The Leader grows in favor. ; N . | the resignation of the disaffected ones, ARgsusiatinpes of tho Mimonsl nus: gy e iR a that (ha, aitaoilet il derer has been had, this time by the | ot be made still worso by the appoint- keeper of Fairmount park, who saw a |m and wise as possible to fill the vacancies caused by man hanging ' about, answering his de- scription. It is strange how many dif- foront places that murderer must be in at the same time, Taylor & Calof 's is the last place and chance to witness the practical test of the superiority of 4**Prof. Horsford's Phos- phated Baking Powder.” Oome and get a cook book, a handsome chromo, valu- able information and a delectable lunch all froe, At last some work is being done on Broadway to ramedy the terrible condi- e iy tion of the stregt and on North Main [ 0. G. Helster, representing Flint's big cof - street. It will be some yet before the | fee, #pice and tobacco factory of Milwaukee, paving is done, and there is no reason l'”";:. ’;:"‘:I'i Interviewing “:l‘ "'d" 2‘“‘ why the principal street should remain |'* FEIes oimagnin, e sapvinolog fan, ey alight ;I::z doubtful of the merits of Flinvs m:‘u;:“"“"“ sttention would | “y1,y G, 1, Jonss, Mre. Harman Kelley and Mrs. G. H, Brown have returned fiom Mrs. Askin was yesterday brought be- | the Siloam springs greatly benefitted by the It is feared that the tendency will be to lgssen the morals of the department, and there shall be a strong effort made to prevent this if possibly o —— All you that have never come, come to- day, and you that have come, come again and bring your friends and “earn how easy 1t 18 to make the nicest of biscuits, gems, etc,, without the use of lard or shortening, Taylor & .Calet's is the ylace, and to-day is the last chance. e e——— PERSONAL. for parsonal services. Ttis given as an |Ation for the house which i now pros- excuse that because certain democrats |ecuting, and has other recommendations of a high character. convinced that it is one of those cases in which the criminal arm of the law is made to pinch a man to get him to settle a matter which should bo adjusted by the domoralized; for openly defying the pe- |%um Of money at Mrs, . Clark's resi titions in Templeton's favor signed by all | dence seems to have no further founda- tion than the fact that some tramps sneaked away some victuals. is too densible a woman to keep money It 18 done, however, and the next best | 81d valuables about her house for burg- ing seoms to be to get as good men | lars to get away with. ent of professionsl runners, sporting afternoon was ?nuled by the burning of men, bummers and good-fcr-nothings, |& barn belonging to Frank Sadowski wie't to Chicago Milwaukes and other pointe in Wisoonsin, M. F. Strauss, of Chicago, wan ut Bechtale's yoatarday . G. A Green, of Ft. Madison, isat Bech. tale's, ANOTHRIE VIOT) An Old German Flecced by Confl. dence Men on the O, B. & Q. Yestesday morning two sharpers suc- cossfully fleeced another victim by the old check game, It ocourred on the in. coming O. B, & Q, train about two miles the other side of Malvern. ‘'I'he vietim was an old German who was on his way west, and the amount they took from him was $130. The old man was made to believe that on reaching Mal vern one of the two coufidence men would step off the train fora minnte and got the necessary currency vo reimburie him but after getting the money both follows jumped from the train while it was still moving, as it slacked up a little, neither appeared again. The wvictim camo through here and went across the river. Last day of the exuibition of the mer- its of “Prof. Horsford’s” baking powder at Taylor & Calet's to-day. We desire every housekeeper in this city to see ana be conviced of the truth of the sfate- ment that “‘Horsford’s” is the strongest and best baking powder made, hence we move from place to place to give all an William Armstrong, the travelling man for Richmond Bros., is ¢t'll here and refuses to go back to Missouri without a requistion. Deputy Sheriff Lewis J. Moore was here yesterday and filed an iuformation before Justice Schurz charging Armstrong with being a fugitive from justice. Thisinformation sets forth that while Armstrong was in the employ of Minter & Burgess he embizzled at Lewis, Rill county, Mo., in October last, the sum of §64 and that an indictment was found by the grand jury last month charging him with embezzlement. Armstrong claims to have had a mis- understanding with the firm about his salary, and when he left their employ there was some dispute about the balance. H. admits making the collection of the 854, but says he has offered to settle and is still willing to settle. He proposed yesterday to pay over the whole amount but it scems that something more is wanted. He has a letter of recommend. His friends seem civil courts. Bl e b The published report in the evening papors that burglars hud secured a large Mrs. Clark ——————— opportunity, Embrace this lsst chunce | A to-day. A beautiful chrmo, a Horsford cook book and a delect«ble lunch free, — Mu xed, European Hotel. The only Hotel in this City on the Eur:pean 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 B ALL Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, . . COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W. —_—_— ] LIVETO BAT. RESTAUR ANT AND CAFE, W.T. BRATUIN Oatoror to The FPublic. Ed. O'lison 404 Broadway, osls at all Hours. Chet d'enisine } Council_Bluffa. | Partion s Spacialty BASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in lace, 1k, Turcoman, Etc. Ofl cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc ARP ETS hoicest Stock West of Chicago. [omo and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line, heapest place to buy House Furnishings in the City, OUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - ~ IOWA. Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care T MAYNE & PALMER, Hard and Soft Coal, AND WOOD, BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CE! AND SEWER PIPE. o, 539 Broadway, - - - - ENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR | OOUNOIL_BLUFPS. 10WA ., ARMSTRONG, e I wril JES n.eiineer! itilet| HOON. 6, NEW OPERA BOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To. GALVANIZED IRON CORNIGES, Fine Mantels and Grates. LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOVES. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. JOHN EPENETER, Stoves and Tinware. 207 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFES, 10WA. 220 Sonth Main Strect, Countil Bluffs, Towa. We cuarantee our work as first-class in over manner and style at low pricos We makea apeoialty of Groupes, Families, and especially children, which ~o take qui.ker than a wink. COME AND SEK US. Pller, A SPECIALTY, COUNCIL BLUEFS i il r SIGN, SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING 17 North Main 8t.,, - - - TACORB KOCEK, Merchant Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. nth Main Street, - COUNCIT,_BLUFF: DeVOIs de WRIGELT, WHOLESALE Hardware, Cutlery, Tinner's Stock Ete, COUNCIT, BLUFFS, TOWA. £37 Special atiention o orders my Mail. Fig leaves are out of style, #o are goat aud sheep skin; shawls and blankets have gone by, This is not intended for poetry, but if you want a suit of clothws to look both neat and dressy, call on NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors 518 and 620 Main Stroet, Their Prices are Truly Reasonable { cou R " owa. Mixed Rags Wanted. The undersigned is pa,yin% the highest market price for ags. 8. GOLDSTEIN, 3 = = 540 Broadway, Jouncil Bluffs HARMAN KELLEY, SCHMIDT & RILEY, Proprietors. WHY DONT YOU GET 8)ME OF FITCH BROTHERS' CUSTOM SHIRTS? Porfoct Fitting, Best and Cheapest. Fine Iinen Collars and Cuffs, No. 716 Fourth Streot Council Bluffs, Iowa. D. M CONNEI.I. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. No. 14 W. Main @t., Jouncil Bluffs. MAX MOEIIN. Proprietor, CRESTON HOUSE. ~———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS, —— Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - < COUNCIL BLUFFS finest stock and all the latest de- signs to selec from, 7 and 9 Main Street, - - Mommens an . 34 N, MAIN ST., COUNCII. BLUFFES. SMITH & TOLLEBX, We bave the ) The latest nov-~ A elties for Spring fiverrsuats we + I | have just | res ceived. See them ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO, OPEN DAY AND NIGH | BANUS_ 1 MFLON BN Werehant #ailors COUNCIL BLUFFS. B PATMER, WEodiste, 14 Maia 8treet, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. A Barn Bur . The alarm of fire about 5:30 yesterday and located in the rear of his house, No 1808 Third avenue, The causgf of the firo is not known, The building was burned to the ground. The barn well stored with aay and the loss amount to several hundred dollars, SPECIAL NOTICES. wus will NOTICE.—Special advertisoments, such as Lost. Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board Ing, oto., will bo inserted in this column at the lov rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the tiret insertior and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent n vortion. Loave advertisements at our offico, No. Pearl Btreot, near Broadwav WANTH ANTED . Jrh pony to curry rout tor Bys. Coll at Counil Blutfs Bxx office. VA7 ANTED Every boay n Councll Biufla o tam W“'ru iz Delivered by carriorat only twonty oon 6 APERS—For salo at | 0. at 26 » hundred. T A e fore Juatice Shurz on a charge of hitting |use of the water. The a neighbor, Mary Conway, on the head | Worked marvels for thelr with a stone. 8he was found guilty and| Nell Voorhls, oneof the best men in the fined 86 and oosts. The weapon used force, has resigned his position in the fire de- il g » forocious sort of | PATEeut aud entared the ewploy of John 7 1¢ belng 80T OF 8 | Jponeter, Ho ls a valuable man and always = gl ol vt [ g AP Guener of & pooke erohiel, | gaMew: W, A. McHeary, of Denlson, Mrs, Tho justioo has p'aced it ia his museum. 1,8, Aadervon, of Dunlap, and Miss Usa Alex. Burke, who has charge of the | Wison, of Dunlap, were umong the ladies vis- respivoir of the water works, is doing |'4v8 the Bluffs yesterday. much to beautify the grounds, and those ta;h:l. ]l;:"- » P’“"‘:"‘“‘ T‘:::d“" “';"“" £ dona ver, was here ay and got :rm:':p::::"‘:m : g fi':m:" wpscifications on which to bld for work o this ‘The place is putting on s very attractive fen VW ANTED ~Boar D1 With ko d rufey ) orcod. Addrow W, Hew offion, O A SENTS-Tadien aud gontlemen can o class wages by selliug the “Champion Board.* Retulls at . shirt witnout w wriaslo Inundries can, Address uK offioe, for one Mrvethor aad Troning Any lady can do up & and gl 1 aa nlooly e the for pa tioulars C. B. 8, & L month, VW ANTD—xitutlon by a single s &u tulk Bwedish, Danish, b Evgleh. Add) Ma'n Kt Cou ¢ clers nd “N s, [ BALE=—00 o1 6ok of Myrol andino, B i Good _ressny nous oatablishot fen years, " ut, part time, Addross V. welling, BOX Railway Time Table. ows. Harry Gurtis, the eoaretary of the Y. M, C, T e B s W] POt it et B Water, Neb, Adolph "Beno started yesterday for Port- Iand, Oregon, in search of better health, Rev. Father Looihan, of Sioux City, has been paylog Father McMeuomy a visit, C. M. Willard, spent yesterday in the city, H. F. Weed of Maquokets, Towa, was at the Pucific yesterday, Georgo W, Frank, Jr., of Corning was at he Ogden yesterday, A. 8. Auderson, of Chicago, arrived at the Pacilic yesterday, ' generally considered with some defer noe | oa P, Suv.us, of Boston, arrived at the -M.,Ur. Juho;, b::.:lu council | Ogdea yester lay* . Covalt. Now he is elect- ; e Uoh he il e L et fi:ii,g‘.‘l:wl, of Auburn, N, Y, s at editia w:‘. shape than when he served 18, T Hankine.' of hicern. 1o vt a8 liulhw«r ‘ought to, where Tay: ‘:hov‘::. Young, of Philadelphis, Is at r & Oalef's grocery store is. Call there | Bechtele's, s fi ,“:gu::.:‘.“ interest, ow. 8, Putélbone 1s off for & trip to New “.mu:. all free|' Houry C. Kilioth, of Cloveland, s at the aud be bappy. Mayor Black, of Malvern, has issued a proclamation ordering every dog running @i large to be muzzled, and instructing the marshal to kill svery unmuzzled one found on the street, There has boen a mad dog scare there, which has led to the ition. Tt is to be hoped that Peosn will bs mmp:zl:d.y:?- #erved than it has been here, The council acted very queerly in this |, matter of electing a policeman for Bayliss park, The committee whose opinion is ey residént of Randolpb, [ Mov. W, A Clack has voburned from ber | bulws loaviag e © " = COUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are the times of §1e arrival and de- parture of traluw by ountral staidard timo, at the ocal dopots. ‘Tralue leav) traosfor dwpot ton win u.s carlior and arrive ton minutos later, CHICAGO, BURLING FON AND QUINCY, Lrave. ARRIVE £:86 p m Chicago Expres 9:00 8 oam Fasn Madl, T p KANSAH CITT, 8T, JOR AND 0OUNCLL BLOVPH. am ol wud Kxpross, 7306 pm 8:06 pm acllc Expross, bib0 p OHIGAGO, MILWAIIKKN AND T, PAUL £45 0 Mall and Expross, 7:10 p m m Expross, 9:40 w1 am Express, G5pm OHICAGO, ROUK IALAND AND FACIFIO, ;fi pm Aw": Kxpross, 50 » @ xpross, T16em *Des Muln's Ao mmodation, *At looul dopat ouly. SWABABIL, BY. LOVIS AXD PACIFIC, 9:66 am ail, 45 p 40 pw Cauuon ‘“all 116w A1 Tranater only. CIICAGO M d NORTHWNSTEAN, 680 m press, i m Paciflo Expross, BIOUX CITY AND PACINIG, w Bt Paul Expross, W Aconmodstion, SUNION PaCIRIC. ® <pre W Expeon Wi0swm o Kajrome) *At Tran for only. Y FRAIN TO OMANA. 1ie0n m 1:80-4:80 New Goods Now Opep HARKNESS BRO'’s. Spring _Stock Complete in all Departments. SILES DERESS GOODS, LA CES, EHOSIEIIR W, AND TEE SFRING NOVELTIES. CARPETS | GARP IN ALL The Latest Styles, ETS | CARPETS ! GRADES. Choicest Patterns CURTAINS HarknessB Arive 90 minutes | COUNCIL BLUFFS Towa., *~