Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1884, Page 6

LU JIIL DA]I \ BEE-COUNCIL ]LIJ]‘I P THE DAILY BEE. QOUNCIL BLUFFS. 7Thurslay Morning August 6, e FSUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Cartler = - - - = 20 nenta per woek <14~ PR ~ §10.00 per year OFFICE: No. 7 Poarl Stroet, Near Broadway. MINOR MLNTION. Sea J. Reiter's summer styloe. Two drunke were disposed of in police <ourt yesterday. Tho fire alarm can only be depended on in ono thing,and that is, belng immed- iate. Permit to marry has boen given Daniel A. Loomis and Elvlra Hill, both of this <ity. Justice Abbott yesterday married F. R. Stowell, of Avoca, and Louisa Fraser, of Walnut. Speedy steeds aro arriving daily at the driving park and going into training for the fall races. The U. P. trains from the west arrived all on sohedule time yesterday, it being the first time for over a week. The case against William Boehning for eclling liquor toa minor is to be heard by Justice Abbott next Monday. Tur Bee is in receipt of the premium list of the Mills county, to be held at Glenwnod September 10, 11 and 12, John Madden, for taking one of his vacations, without permit, has been re- lensed from duty at tho Rescue house. Lon Weatfall, who tried to commit suicide by taking morphino about a week ago, is very low and it is doubtful wheth- er he can recover. Justice Schurz seems to bo a favorite with the Omaha folk. Yesterday he married another couple from there, Aus- tin W. Daily and Dora Pielhog. John Nelson, who was complained of for selling iquors to Phillips’ son, has compromised the matter with the parties most aggrieved and the case has been dismissed. Mr. Dohany is preparing to make some improvements in the interior of his opera house. Ho has engagod Mr. Miller to froscoo the entrance, and also to paint some more scenery. It is said that the report about the mayor and some of the aldermen having supposed to be on it, and as his old beat was quite (uiet under his oversight, it is | probable that ho was called elsewhero by other duties. The report reaches hore that a young man from this city, who has been rusti- cating at one of the popular summer ro- sorts with a lady friend, came near meet- ing his death as the result of a lover's quarrel, in which the woman shot at him, the ball just grazing him, but inflicting no wound, It is to be hoped, for the snko of the young man’s family at least, that there is no truth in the report, but if true it may wake him up to the fact taat he ought to be carrying himself fer different from what he has during the past year or s0. Messrs, P, Jones and 1" Landsiedel, West Side soloonists, are in trouble, Their stocks of liquors were seized last Friday by the town authorities. Num- erous kegs of beer and bottles that smelled like the “‘biggest distillery on sarth” were found. A portion of the contraband goods is thought to be the property of private citizens, who bought the liquor for “medicinal and culinary purposes.” 1t 1s a cold day when a West Sider gets left on a snako bite, or has no beer to put into hls applo pies. The meorit of the case will be tried August Oth, - Crawford Co, Bulletin, Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck leaves to- day for Mt, Pleasant, where he takes Mue, McIntyre, who has been adjudged insane. He will also transfer a number of incurables from Mt. Pleasant to the asylum at Davenport. It seems that the Mt. Dleasant institution is crowded, and as vhis county has its full share, it must caro for some of its patients elsewhere, A plan is being talked of for caring theso incurables at the poor farm, thus saving the county some expense, as the foes amount to quite a heavy eum, which might be expended at home, provided they grumbled a good deal, and instead of ’:u-lnu grateful, expressed themselves as thinking that when Alderman ) L3 ter returned he would sce that those who bought the checks shall get pretty near face value for them, If the city credit has sunk 8o that a workingman can oly got sixty cents on the dollar, it is time that the present administration got out from under its present heading, *‘Work- ingmen’s Ticket. - e— Chew May Queen. It's boss. Best in town, Opera house cigar store. CROWDING THE CITY. A Buit to Hake 1t P’ In Oity Warrants. y Oash for $5.000 | A suit has been commenced against the city of Council Blufls, by Mra. A. M. Wilson, in which £5,000 is claimed for city warrants held by her, which she has bought in from time to time. The war- rants are of all dates, from 1882 up to the present year, and wero issued to various partios on different accounts, the parties receiving them selling themat a dis- count for cash. The petition sets forth that payment has been refused by the city, and now judg- ment is nsked with interest. It has been the avowed policy of the city to transfer cash from the police fund to the general fund, £500 at a time, to call inand pay old outstanding warrants in the order of their issuance, but it seems tho city hasnot caught up yet, and so suit is brought. e A fresh shipment of cheroots just in Best in the city—b cent. cach. Opers House Cigar Store, pilisgesde™ FERSONAL, 7. 8. Melntyre, of Olarinda, was at the La cific yesterday. c recrea Miss TdaTostevin loft trip yesterday morning, A. Boyd loaves to-day on o two weeks fon trip north, 1 month's pleasure equally good care could bes given the patients. From the West Side Dispatch we glean the particulars of two distressing acci- dents in that locality. Last Wednesday Mr. John Campbell was thrown from the seat of a self-binder and his leg badly wrenched and knee-joint misplaced. He lay helpless in t he field for two hours before his condition was discovered by friends. Opiates were necessary to re- lieve the pain. Three miles south of West Side, Mr. Gieorge Doerr, in the employ of Mr. Peter Arnson, attempted to remove a bunch of weeds which clog- ged the self-binder and assist it to de- liver the bundle, when the twine shuttle went through his hand, crushing the gone east isa canard, sot afloat to con- ceal tho fact that the council is holding another secrat meeting. The Presbyterian ladies are to give an exposition, opening September 24, to con- tinue one week. 1t will include an art exhibition, bazaar, fruits and flowers, and entertainments each evening, The Oakland primary class of the re- publicans have selected W. T. Wilcox, W. W. Belger, and W. II, Freeman as delogatcs, and while uninterested they freely express a préference for Manning, 1t is talked that some of the members of the bar are anxious that an attorney should be placed in the offico of the Jjustice of the peace, and William Sears’ name 18 being mentioned favorably, on <ondition that he could be prevailed on to accopt the nomination. The opening of Max Moan's hotel, the Creston house, a description of which ho- tel was given in yesterday's Brr, ocourred last night, and was a happy affair, and largely attended. The Bohemian band gave fine music, dancing, a fine spread, and other needfuls were provided. Prof, John Ogden who has served as one of the ministers of the normal in- stitute, gives ». dime lectere this evening at the Bloom¢r building, in which he will give his personal experiences in southern prisons, his escapo and recap- ture One of the dear old grandmother's own family declared that her scrap-book would yesterday morning contain an editorial on the Fourth ward caucus which would tear the town wide open, It failed to appear. Probably the timid old dame got a little nervous and was afraid to read it to the children. The Union stock yards have been thoroughly disinfected, and as they have hiad no Texas fover thero since last May there is no danger whatever of the dis- <aso showing itself, The yards are now prepared to receive the heavy shipments expected soon, Everything isin good repair, and the yards are stocked with plenty of No.’1 hay. Ed Tatro was before the police court yesterday on the charge of assaulting Charles Larson, It appears that they got to quarreling about a dog, and Tatro went for Larson with a hoard, and the polico coming up arrested both, Judge Abbott, who presides in Judge Ayles- worth's absence, discharged Larson, and fined Tatro $5 and costs, committing him until paid, The official request of Mayor Vaughan in regard to the commercinl men's gather- ing here Soptembor 16, 16 and 17, has been privted in such shape that mer- chants can encli ss it in letters to houses with which they are dealmng, bo had at the meyar's oflice, and each merchant should provide himseif with a supply, The only wey in which the uf- bones and permanently crippling that membor. It was with great difficulty that he removed his hand from the ma- chine, . L. Do Bovoise leaves this ovening on o short visit to Spirit Lake, Hon, Jim. Stevenson, of Omaha, was visitor on this side of the river yesterday. roturned to her b or spending some time visiting in the nun.h W. E. Grigshy and wife, of Missouri Val ley, visited the city yesterday, and dined at the Pacific. Miss Mamio Simpson has returned to her position in Braun's restaurant, after an indis- position of & couple of weeks, Rev, Dr. Cleland’s son and daughter, Frank and Emma Cleland, who have been visiting friends here, have returned to their home in Keokuk, Mua. L. Kuttner, Fanny Bloom, of € iting Mre. H. Friedn return east to-duy. Try May Queen—Opera House. e OOMMERCIAL, Jf Dea Moinos, o, who n for the past week, o —— May Queen Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco at ()pan House Cigar Store. Try it. LAl Ly THEY DON'T LIKEIT, Workingmen Wm}mmbla Becanse e City Docs Not Pay Them. How They Were Served. When the present city administration was begging the sufirages of the people, the ples was made that it was a ‘*work- ingmen’s ticket,” and the mayor particu- larly laid]stress upon this, hired bands, and made speeches for workingmen’s meetings—so called—and made a great hurrah, A delegation of workingmen called at Tue Bre office yesterday, and asked that publicity be given through thelr favorite organ to what they deemed the unjust and treacherous manner in which they were being treated. 1t will be remembered that in response to the domands and pleadings of many citizens who were suflering in purse and in health on account of stagnant water, the mayor decided to set men at work digging ditches, and clearing out the creek, so as to give at lowst tomporary ro. ief, Mr. Hathaway was made foreman of the work, and it is said that, his instructions were to got men at $1.75 a day, if ho could, if not to pay $2, us the work must be done at once. These men say that aboat thirty men were thus employed, and that betore going to work they were informed that they would get $1.70 per day in cash, and that they would be paid off at the end of each woek. With this understanding they went at it, working in the mud and water day after day, & hard, dirty, and by no means healthy employment. No pay came, either in cash or warrants, and yosterday they wore told they need work no longer, Stll no pay. They were fold that the city would have to pess_ on their bills, and that no warrants could be issued to thern until Mayor Vaughan's roturn, and as he had gone east, and there was no telling when he would re- turn—perhups by the 15th—and he had leftno blank warrants signed They were told by their boarding Louse-keepers that they could pay their board in warrants at sixty cents on the dollar, which would leave them $1.06 for a day's work, which considering the character of Ihu work done. But what is ecven worse than all they caunot get even the warrants to dis- count, They say they want to go to St. Paul or somewhere and hunt for work as they can got no more here, cannot L @ on expense, and as they sny, be liahle to bo run in ws vagrants Ltroems asif the city ought to provide for its workingmen in wome botter way, Copies can |a8d 1f anybody has to wait for pay, lot 1t ba some of those who have meaus and busivess. Five or six of these men went to Mynstor & Adama’ offico to get Jhem to fair can 1s made a succees is for the mer- | #1e the city, not knowing that Myuster chants and business men of the city to wke hold of it in earnest, Some of those doing business on lower | they would get. Broadway say that there was much dis. orderliness, fighting, jawing and throw. ing of brick-bats, from about 11 o'clock “Tucsday night to 2 o'clock in the morn. |for iny, and no policeman scemed to inter- dere, Odicer Morse is on that beat, was 0no of the alderman. Mynster was away, and Adams wisely informed them that it would cost more to sue than what He hunted abouttown, owever, and got an outside party unally to advance 65 per cent of the face value of the time checks they held from the foreman and retaining five per cent his trouble it left the men U0 cents on the dollar, The men concluded they had better take this OF | than nothing, and” so pocketed it, but OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Counorr, BLuvrs, Towa, Avgust 6, 1884, Wheat—No. 1 milling, 75@50; No. 3 65@ 70; rojected 60, Gorn—TLocal purposes, 40@15. Oats—For local purpoes, 35@ 40, Hay—$10 00@12 00 por ton; balod, 50@60 Rye—40@4be Corn Moal—1'30 per 100 pounds. Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 700. Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, 500 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 0fc. Flour—City flour, 1 60@3 80, rooms—2 956@8 00 per doz. LIVE BTOCK. Cattlo—Butcher cowa 3 50@4 00, o in market. Butcher PHEODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co,, com- mission merchants, 538 Broadway, Poultry—Live old hens, 7c; spring chickens, 225@3 00 per doz.; live turkeys, Yc. Peaches—} bus, box, 100, 1 00 per box. 0@3 00 per bunch, Butter—Creamery, 200; rolls, choice 9@10c. Egga—124 per dozen. ‘Vegetables — Potatoes, 1 50@2 00 por bbl; onlous, 760 por bu; cabbago, 0 p spplosy 18 bu box, B0, choleo 0 baner ) B0k 5 per bushel, | Nothing in town beats the i cont Cheroot, at the opera house cigar store, bPFCIAL NOTICES. NOTIOK.—8pooial » vortisoments, mwo a0 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wauta, Board- lag, etc., will bo inserted In thin column ab tho low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion aud FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- wortion. Leave advortisements at our offios, No. Poarl Btroet, near Broadway 5 Dot uitablo n o for return of eame to « v office, Council Bluffs. WANIED-A_ good barber, Willgood_ wagos, dy Job. Harmon & Carlton, Missouri " & woll established | Bluffs, doing & sonn for reliiug. Blufls, lowa ()UD,PAPERS—For salo st Bux ofice, st 25 oeute ® hundred. w.umm_mu, boay in Counel Blufie S0 take TusBxs. Delivered by carrier at only twenty conta & weok. 00d hoarding house, sloon F"“"“ L CHEAY no busiuess, Address K, and billlard hall Bk oftice, Council Bluffs. POUND--A tool handle, with sct of brads, glmlot, o3, Owner apply at Bix oftice, A GENTS-Ladios aud koo clasa wages by sallln Shusother ad | rouing Bow Re Any no shiré withous and gloss 24 locly aatho best undricscan, Adilrese foe s iculars 0. B, 8. & 1. Co., b Counci ufts offico, THE KAYMOND Baby Jumpe! L.0. BRACKETT AGENT, 224 & 220 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFF3, . IOWA. BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Largest Stock LOWEST PRICES, Ti]b {91) \Y ’\I'(%l' ST 'GIDER! CIDER! Best Kentucky Barrels and Half Barrele. FINE ILL.ENMONS. AGENTS FOR “Bee,” and “Rival” Cigara. 1y 1.84 Wo ma YARA as represented, TMay Queen” Fing Cat Chewing the Best- The Best Nickel Goods Offered. We Guar- antee Qur COUNCIL BLU Assertion. WIRT & DUQUETTE, FFS, ‘ . - & Give Them Trial Order. - TIOWA mhickering Piano Best and Most Reliable, HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO The Kimball Orzan, ro long and favorably known in the w J. L. STEWART, Sole Agent for above lines of Goods, Council Bluffs, Towa. Endorsed by Fraxz Liszn, EMEKSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANO Best Modern Price to Buy Correspondence Solicited. Agents Wanted, recommonds itself, Warerooms, 320 Broadway, DeVO & WRIGHT & Sgecal attention by mail- WHOLESALE ‘Hardware, Cutlery, Timmers™ Stock Ete. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Ra.llwa.y Tlme Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- ure of traing by contral stan jooal dey LAve. ARRIVE. Chloago Expross 9:00 & m Fast Mall. 7:00 pw 5:45 4 m {*Mail and Express, 7pm 12:30p m Accommodation. 280pm *At local depot only. Traing leave transfer depot ten min. .8 oarlier and arrive ten minutea later. CHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINCY, and Expross, * Pacific Expross, GHICAGO, MILWAUKNN AKD BT PAUL. [ICE! ICE!l ICE For pare river Ice patrot ize the blue wagona—eat- sfaction guaranteed. Leave Main stroet. Telephone No. 84, time, at the rontal of §94. Prico$1, MULHOLLAND & PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. FOR SALE—Two largo lots with three raised houses, and all improvements, bringing montuly orders at No, 45 South NICHOLAS, Address L., Bxx Office 5:25 pm Express, J.R, TATE, v, vl 3 topm Eorrem WARREN WHITE 1 CUICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AT pAGIFIC. 580 'Ablantio Expross, 5 T ATE& WEITE. B2 hm Day Expross, ml o Toam *DesMolnes Aummmm!lunu, t local dopot only. Swansa, be: 1ouis 4o raaino. . 1:20am 3 05pm | Practice In State and Federal Courta. Eaop 5 A',“‘Eé",,’;‘,‘,’,‘i".‘;,‘\’;,' V0088 | Gllactious promply attended to, CHICAGO And NORTHWRSTRRN, 3 b 530 han o, ss0pm Room 9, Schugart’s Building, 9:2am flo Express :06 8 m i BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC. COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA, 740 pm St. Paul Express, B:50 & m 708 m Day Express 6:50 p m — SUNION PAOIVIC. 8:00 p m Western Expreas, £:35 8 m u:on’:m Pacifio Expross, 440 pm w R' VAUGHAN 7:40 6 m Local Expross, 6:64 A m 208 m Lincoln Express, e *At Transtor only. DUNMY TRAINS T0 OMANA, Leave—7:20-8:50-0:50-10:30-11:40 a. m. 06 3:804:80-5:30-0:00- A m. 1 to before leaving tima 80-11:06 p. m. Ant m Sunday—! aver Savings Bank. Hs, B J, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Broedwsy, Council Blufta, R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, g other tumors removed without ihe kuife or drawing o blood., Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Counsll Bluffe. Real estate collection agency, 0dd Fellows Block THOS. OYRICHR, Hilton. ¥ 7. . M, rosaY, OFFICER & PUSEY R BANKERS Council Blufts Establishea - Hewa Recuritt CHRONIC DISEASES ot nds » spociaty. Over hirty years Fear_treat, Council & Conoultation free CASH TALKS ! At the well-known Establishment P. FILBERT, J. 209 Upper PIONEER GASH ractioal experience 0t co No n - 1858 Dealers In Forelgn aud omostic Exchange an THE INVALID'S GREAT BOON! SILOAM AINERAL Theso wafers como in a of the Master Chemist, hands, for the curo Catereh, all Blood F Compininte, ralzia and Asthima, Broaaway, the cured, will test oy CGROOCERY Ot Council Blufls, NATURE'S RE! ing from Nature's tountain and uatism, Forofula, Ul Skin_ Diseases, D) spo ‘and Bluddor Disoarcs, SPHINGS oratory not. made with And they are now a0’ ¢ amost wonderful specifi e for all Dy uts and General Do- is dosirable. plo ‘who came t1 the chera and went away and praising portios of these wat REV, M. M. THOMPSON, Manager. Albany, Slloam Springs, \Gentry Co. Notlo our reducea Price List, We give “|chase. A Fu o a specialty, at our EAST ARS, Al OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. H. HORNE & 00., thing Coots and Notions at 1 all are disposed of. H.H HORNE & CO. WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN 11 Cigars sold by us are l COUNCIL BLUFFS, SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS " 7 and 9 Main street, Couxcrt BLurrs, - « - - « JowA. Bluils, Towa. City. urtains, in anu. f1'k, Turcoman, Eto, Centrally Located. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Sample R>oms, First Class Table, Fine Cigars our own manufacture and warranted 562 Broadway, - 10Wa L\]{(-I“ST AND B],Sl‘ \T()Cl\ OF ALL KINDS OF Halr Good@ In Towa and Nebrasks, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Counci MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, Mannfectarer ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH 01l cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc 8 TR T, hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, Fomo and be convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our 1 heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtaius and House Furnishings in Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. b, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . Mail Orders Filled Promptlv and with Care \00UNCIL BLUFF¥ BECHTELES NEW HOTHL The Best $2 a day House in the West All Modern Conveniences. Reauced Rates to Regula.r Boarders. At Cost ALL TRIMMED HATS ill After Julv. MRS S.J. NORRIS 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs:- \‘ The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods. A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand b J.J. AUWERDA, 317 Broadway. Counocil Bluffe / | Furniture and appolntments all new. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Pla,n, Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Blui? B1to $.0 each MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c each, Switches Hair ornaments given with every pur- ALL KIND8 OF All kinds of hair work promptly attended tc. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50¢ per inch, EXair G-ooda MRS. J. J. GOOD - - - = 29 Main 8tree DA DNMIOQOEIN. CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - - EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS, —— Proprioto i COUNCIL BLUIKE DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. Refor 8,000 Electric Belts Sold in the Month of June by us, Agents Wanted! encen—Any 0 the busine 510 BROADWAY 15 pounds Extra © Sugar for. 1 00 1 1011 12 pounds 'Illu'nt«\l Sugar. 100 1 Tdll & FTOVISIONS, 1% BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS, 12 pounds Ch ¥ ! Iz it £% J. ¥. FULLER, 1 lases Maokemns 1 i/|Commission Merchant|- Colorado Flour, Winter, per owt. 200 10 pounds Ginger Suaps. 4 pounds h mioy lon kog Bys Wiiite Fish, Aackoral, Ver kit Dates, pe 10 3 pound cans St ndard T 100 All Kinds California Fruits. pound Luak's Stadard 4 100 T. T. Al grades, according to quality, 150 to 800 per pound Weo alno carry a full Mine of Mo Cntidren’s e ow pric rehandis Ladles' and ity w bound to sell aud challonge all ‘e 0O pobiion 1 this COUMNY: J. P _FILBERT 209 er,Broadway JACOB SIMS, E P, CADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, Altornays-at-l.aw, OOUNCIL BLUF¥S, IOWA , Maln lunl 1 u‘ 2 fiwfi & Mo No .89 Pearl St ot Counell Bluflu, owa, As there are many So-Called Veterinary Surgeons In this city, who are practicing their quackery on our people, I doem it but justico to say thet I dofy any of thein to prod ce diploma, or -redentia's, i that they are ek of any vetorinary and I do hereby caution the publis sgaius | | such quicks, a4 I am the Only Knowa 6rad uele IN WESTEKN [OWA Office & Pharmacy, 125 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN. T.J. CADY,M.D, V. 8. N. 8CHURZ, Justice of the Peace, OFFICE OVER AMKRICAN EXPHESS. Office, Maoa's Block, ourte OUNCIL BLUFFg. I0OW ¢ houses in Councll Bluffs. JUDD & SMITH Proprictors, COUNCIL BLUFFE, D. L. CON‘NELL a caxD. |UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WNo. 12 IW, Main -t.. Council Bluffs. =, Westcott 504 Muin Street, SaxrLe (,A\l"i aspecialty, Tw«n(y Years h\|u~rle||ce. - - MANU¥ACTURER OF TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS Tourist, and Trunk Straps. I(upmnng Neatly Execu ted ‘vh.lwl uu“ul Blufts. M etca.lf Bros., WHOLKSALK DEALERBRIN) HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, sud 544 Broadway, COURCIL BLUFFS 10Wa4, \ s' O