Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1884, Page 6

% 4 ,IIIP\ llIlI\])\\ SE l"ll MBER 4, 1884. - { THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. [ ————————— POLITICAL PRATTLE, Some of the Republican Attorneys sont himself as a defender of wore spoken of or treated uncharitably by others, e had a heart of rare ten derness, which led him only any wh =" HARKNESS BROS. b kindness IApress U 2 or e 1o / . . "," ‘('""'. Hos "':' o Today the body will be laid in state in 1 Judge - Conjectares Cone the church, and tomorrow, at 10 o'clock, Thursday Morning September 4. cerning the Dem- the funeral will be held at the church, e SUBSORIPTION RATHS ocracy, The rotur in atalute | - — ByOstler = = - - - . nts por weok . thie 1 that the republicans By Mall = - - - - 10.00 per yoar @ an ave argin of 10,000 in . Yesterday afternoon there was a meot- | the state OFFICE: ing of some of the republican members " " i y S T ATMTAT Q | io. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. [of tho bar to consider the question ms to| SPRCIAL NOTICES. Customers Should Not Neglect the ———— = | whom they would favor as nominee for BNT ho circuit bench in place of Judge Ly- vertisements, w0 &4 Lowt MINOR MENTION. ¢ ¥ y , Lo, . 3 man, who laid down the republican ju , To Rent, Wants, Board Present Opportunlty for . Ratter's tal good dicial nomination to enter the congres S RS TR LINE Ut S (e See J. Reiter'’s goods. m { ] NE tor the first Insertio sional contest. There were eighteen | na FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n : : The clty ocouncil mests tomoreow (o T He Bar pressnt, somo of |wnios, tetrs Sdveriienmata ot var oos, No. Securing Bargains night. whom held proxies, 8o that the total yote | "oar! Street et Broadeay die The jury in the superior court have|was 25. To got an expression of those WANTS, od until next Saturday. prosent, a vote was taken, of which Cap. - Tietion 16 o ks - |taln B, W, Hight received 13and Charles| WANIEDSA i Per The Episcopalians are to have a "’“‘”_" M. Harle 12, thus giving Oaptain Hight | V. Brx « this ovening at the residence of John N.|a majority of one. A motion was then ANTEDYohnK 1607 86 CoWAbor 1o Telaphont Baldwin. passod unanimously favoring Captain | YW *ice at Gouneit Bt towa " " " sepi it W, 1 Hight for the nomination, In connection | < NOR SATB-AL TR Tn the police court A, W. Walker and | i} tho judicial contest, Mr.JacobSima’ [ J5Os iyttt kit et satekcf, Drugs James Riley were each fined £7.60 for | name has been mentioned, and his candi- [ room No. 106 Upper Broadway; rent low, Iéase runs being drunk. dacy has met with great favor, but he and _““\;”fl’(‘""' years, Apply at once to 'A. SHOE: . o .| his frienda took no part in the bar caucus . - Water was struck at Goises’ artesian | yoeperday, 7 ANTED—Dinngs room gl immediately, Wages woll yesterday the flow being five to|” In the democratic camp there is much i ““"ilvpl-r month, apply of Steward, Ogden eight gallons a minute. quiet work going on. Littls or nothing | __ " . e .| appears externally about the local con. | JrOR SALE-My reaiience, cornor 71 The Jellison murder case came up in | foqte and it does not seem clearly sot- | bolow value. Wil alio scll farniture, carpets the Crawford county court the other day, |tled whether Congressman Pusey will [l ot Io part. 1t nobsold e} ono ‘;:]:I‘x’r’,‘:‘“’!;.‘.l»..,’:‘ and was continued until the next term. |enter the congressional race or not.|moderate rent. Any one thinking of making 5 Soma of his frionds declare that ho will | their hume in Comnoll Blaffa wil do woll to insostl The Ladies' Harmony mission prayer |not, Others say that he will surely run, | €3t this ofer. Ttis tho best barkain over offored meeting will be held this (Thuraday) ev- ening at the residence of Mr. Fair, 227 Harmony stroet. Tomorrow the board of supervisors will open bids from physicians for attending all cases of paupers in the city, also in Gainer and Lewis townships. James McGloon, who was arrested for pulling off his coat and threatening to whip his,boss, was discharged on a hear- ing beforo Judgo Aylesworth yestorday morning, the judge warning him not to pull off his coat 8o quickly next time. The paste brigade of Barnum's circus was here, and made headquarters at the Pacific. Yesterday Connell’s undertak- ing wagon was used to take several of the men down Main street, and this gave rise to the rumor that a coroner’s jury had gone down to sit on the body of a man who had been killed by the cars. Mr. H. 8. Boyle is reported as still suffering from the clubbing which he re- ceived at the hands of Officer Austin at the races. Nothing has been done toward an investigation yet, and probably there will be nothing done until Mr. Boyle's health is in such a condition that he can attend to it. The pacer Elkhorn, fast trotter Blazewood were yestorday shod by Nash Bros., 719 Broadway, before being shipped away. Blazewood’s shoes and the Those scem to strike it nearer the truth who avow that Mr, Pusey is a man who nevor lots go of his slice of bread and butter until he is sure, in his own mind at loast, that it will e kept butter side up, and that if he thinks he is pretty sure of winning, he will enter the race. but nototherwise. It seems conceded that he can have the democratic nomina- tion if he wants it. There is some little whispering, however, of running Bolter. The theory is presented that if Bolter is nominated, he having always had rather a greenback tendency, there can bea fusion of greenbackers with the democ- racy, thus giving him 1,500 to 2,000 votes which Pusey cannot get. It is predicted by some that, if a successful fusion can be made, Bolter will be put up as Judgo Lyman's opponent. Tn regard to the judicial nominations, it seems conceded that Judge Aylesworth can have the nomination for district judge if he will take it. Mr. Phelps, of Atlantic, is named as very likely to be 15— For salo at xa offics, at 26 oenta LD PAP! Ofind NTED—Evory body 1n Councll Dlufle to_take unBER. Dolivered by carrier at only $wenty conts a wook, NTS—Ladics and_gentlomen lnse woges by solling the “Champlon Bosom Stroothor and Foning Bourd,” Rotally ot #1.00. Auy Iady cando up a fino whirt without & wrinkla and gloss 18 as niooly s the bostIaundriescan, Addreso .'nly,r.'mu-.ulmu. B.8. &I Co., bas_ offios, Counci Bluffs, n make first Ms. B, J, Hlltflfl X n PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Broadway, Counoil Blufta, WARREN WHITE T A TES& WIHITE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice In State and Fedoral Courts. Collections promptly attended to, J.R, TATE, nominated for one of the benches, but it is said by some that he will not allow his name to be used. Robert Percival, of u‘m city, is also very favorably spoken of, For district attornoy, the name of R. Shawvan, of Crawford, will doubtless now be dropped out, as Mr. Lally, of Denison, seoms to have captured the con- vention there. Mr. Hammond, of Fre. mont, and G. W. Cullison, of Shelby, are also among those liable to be nominated. —— FINANCES OF THE COUNTY. |} The L y Made by the County Board ~—A Most Excellent Ten only weighed four ounces, a very light weight., Nash Bros. are much sought after by horsemen, for they seem to have rare skill in this line. This evening the Methodists have a social at the residence of Rev. Joseph Knotts. If the weather is favorable Years' Showing, Tho county hoard of supervisors is con- tinuing its sessions at the court house. The most of tho time yesterday was spent in constdering the tax lovy. 1t wilt bo of thare will be a very large attendance, |interest to all tax-payers in this city to and favorable or not there will be with- | learn that the taxes for school, county out doubt a most enjoyable time,in which |and city purposes, or what is known all friends of the church or family are|as the general levy, will this year invited to participate. amount to fifty-two and one-fourth mills, i or to make it plainer yet, on every $100 The woodsnl)ulldmg on Broadway near O BT S :’ R“"“z] fovy of ga 92}, the blue barn, i# being removed to make | The city levy is 244 mills, which includes way for a new brick jbuilding, 20x60 |five mills for water tax, very little of the feet, two stories high, Mr. owns the property, has let the contract ‘1‘ to Wickbam Bros., and the propored | thus making a total of 02} mills, In building is already spoken for, to be used as a carriage factory by’a new firm. The street car track on Broadway was recently thrown over to on side to be temporarily used while the street im- provements were going on, but it seems now that there will be no immediato chance to lay the new and permanent track. The old track is being repaired, new rails being put in the place of those most worn. Georgo Ferguson's fine family horse “DuRock” died yesterday after being sick for about a week. ‘The loss is a heavy one, not merely because of the market value of the animal but because of hls being just the kind of a horse thnt was needed by the family, and becaus: they had driven him for sevoral years and became attached to him, There was a lively time at Bokem p ers saloon on Main street at a late hour on Tuesday night. A man nawed Harmon Tineman was sleeping in a chair when the hour of midnight came, and the proprie- tor wishing to close up, went to him and shook him up, Tineman claims that he ‘was struck and kicked, and used roughly, which is denled by others. But anyway, he was roaring mad, and as he went out he oicked up a beer keg and threw it in- to the saloon, striking and breaking the screen. Another keg he threw through the window, smashing the glass, There was a general pow wow then, and a call for the police. ‘lineman was run in and yesterday was fined $15.00. He couldn’t pay, and went to jail. The move on the part of the barbers to have all the shops closed on Sunday seems to have but few opposers, It is claimed that if all the shops joined in the move, there wou!d be as much money made as running seven days and that the men who do the work need one day a week at least. A large number have joined in signing a petition asking the council to pass an ordinance with & pen- alty ot $10 to $25 for each and every vi- olation, the petitioners promising to not only obey it but help to enforce it. 1t is understood that the proprietors of one or two of the hotel shops object as they Bohn, who |Property inside of the city limits being xempt from this, The school tax s 4} mills, and the county tax 135 mills, making this levy it is interesting to note that the valuation of the county in 1874, ton years ago, was about $8,000,000} now it is about $11,000,000. Duruu. this ten years tho county has paid ofl bonded debts of §600,000, and on the 1st January last was entirely froo from debt, and had $48,000 eash in the treasury. Notwithstanding this remarkablo finan- cial cleaning up, the levy during the ten years has boon reduced from 16" mills to 13} mills, No county in the state can make a better showing, and it is doubt- ful if any can make 80 good a ono. Dur- ing the same ten years the total assessed valuation of the city itself has increased in about the same proportion as the county at largo, but the city’s indebtnoss has not been diminished as has the county, it having for the last ten years been up to the full constitutional limit most of the time, e — Death Of Rev, Father Mulholland. Yesterday about the noon hour death relieved from further labor and suffering, Rev, Arthur R. Mulholland, the assis- ant pastor of Rev, Father McMenomy. The event was not unexpeocted, for it has seemod for soveral days that the worthy man could not long tarry among oyen those who were s0 loth to have him go, and who surrounded him with every pos- sible attention and care to nourish and cherish his life. Still, expected as death illness was of but a fow day's durati Last Saturday night the worthy priest was soized with a_chill, although some emier Sunday, and hoping to soon be soon by more unfavorable symptoms, and soon hope of friends and brother priests died out, and he passed away yes- torday noon as peacefully as a child fall- ing into slumber, Reverend Father Mulholland was born in Louga county, Ireland, and was about forty years of age. He was educated in the old country, and was ordained in St, Louis, being & priest in that diocese un- til & year ago last Christmas when he came here as assistant to Rev. Father McMenomy, During his stay here he has endeared himself greatly to the people, and has many friends and admirers in all olassos of the community, and his death will be sincorely mourned. His_rola- tives live in St. Louis, and thoy will find that in their sorrow they will find many warm, sympathizing hearts here. His brother priests, and those who knew him best, have high words of praise for his want a chance to accommodate the tran- sients who come in to spend Humhy. e e—— The Unhappy Czar, Wansaw, September 8. —The arrival of the Ot o was postponed till September 8. Five B ired tore pohicernen have arrived, Ofi cia' circlos positively announce that the three camperors will meet at Bkiralevie, many manly qualities of head and heart, and all pay speclal tribute and give great 4 promivence to that trait of life, which was 80 marked—oharity, not only a liber ality of purse, but that rarer and nobler charity, which not only caused him to have none but words of kiudness, for any and all, but which led him to always pre was, it came as a sudden blow, for the | able to resume his duties, it was followed | Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS, JACOB BIMS, I0WA. E. P CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, hugart & Mc. tate and Federap wL R.VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Counell Blufte. Real estato oollection agency, Odd Fellows Block sver Savings Bank YHOR. OFFIONR, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Council Blufte In. Establishea - - 1856 Dealers In Forelgn and omostlo Exchange an Hrwe Securitt Grain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Sireot Council Blufts owa. 1. M. PUBEY, Railway Time Table, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following aro the times of the arrival and de- atur of by central standard time, at the ocal depots. Trains leavo transfor depot ten min w08 earlior and arrive ton minutes Iater. CHICAGD, BURLINGFON AND QUINOY. Ohloago Expross Fast Mail. 645am {*Mail apd Expr 9 pm 12:20p m Accommod 280 pm *At local depot only. ANBAB CITY, BT. JON AND COUNOIL BLUPPH. 10:05 8 m Wil and Expross, 17:06 pm §:06 pm Paciflc Expross, 6:60 p m CUIOAGO, MILWAVKER AXD BT. PAUL. E Kxpross, GHICAGO, ROOK IKLAXD AND FACIFIO. "Atlantio Expross, Day Expros 054 p m *Des Molnos Accommodation, 0:06 p m *At local dopot WABABH, BT, LOUIS AND PACIFIO, 1:20 a m Ma 415 pm 6:10p m Accommodat.on 900 am *At Transfor only OHIOAGO ANl NORTIIWRSTRRN, e Pacifio BIOUX OITY AND PACH B8, Paul_Expross, D, 740 pm *At Transfor only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAUA, :80-9:30-10:80-11:40 8. M. -11:06 . m 1:80-2:3 Sunday—0:30-11:40 )--8:30-0:30-6:30-11:06 p. m. Ariive 10 min B Piline avis e am N. 8CHURZ, DlLis DRY GOODS, ETC. Fresh, New Goods Almost Daily Arriving and Inviting Examination. v-fl" H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Clgars Wo make a speclalty, YARA CIGARS, as represented. IRA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. HORNE & CO., at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA l“ll All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted 552 Broadway,® I COUNCIL BLUFFS, . | I0WA SMITH ¢ TOLLER, Agts, | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ! 7 and 9 Main stroot, Councit BrLurrs, 5 H F. HATTENHAUER, NManufacturer. I Eo \ I- -“"' ‘- \44 OFFER FOR SALE REGARDLI'SS Light Road Wagons, Piano Box Top and Open Bugglos, Brewster Ton and Open Bugy and Open Buggics, Pbactons of all kindsand two Seated Carriages. Al of the above are of facturo and guaranteed the best of stock, ar flrat-class in overy partic 43 Factory and Offico Sond for desoriptive ol and 81 Fourth Streo uncil Bluffs. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EXairGo od 3 In Jowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, ".‘ Blufls, Towa. S i Coods v Notomnst L RS T) A BENEDICT, Manm: 1 ¢ ;S COST until all aro disposed of. Swift's rtide Poi- HARKNESS BRO 401 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFPS NASI-I BROTHERS ASADY, ORCUTT & FREN(: # urtains, in ane £1'k, ,Turcoman,®Etc.; O1l cloths | Mattings, Linolen. rsfill:l © had hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, "™ od ome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In o, 4 ""*° Bhcapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings tn 1 City. _Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. P & Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - [COUNCIL BT < Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care. . PIANOS HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS HORSE SHOERS We will give $25 for any horse we cannot cure of interfering, knee cut- ting or forging, g All Shoes are Hand Made and NO MACHINE SHOES USED All Work Guaranteed, COUNCIL BLUFFS \I\VI)P MAKERS A \ \ garpenters: flrchltects STAIR BUILBING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS Orders in the city or conatry solicited. Prompt attention and satisfaction Guaranteed. 719 Broadway g i 3 e P ALYSWORTH I—IOU SE MOVER Frame Houses moved on the LITTLE GTANT trucks and any distance and over any kind of ground. BIICK HOUSES raiscd. AN work guaranteod. W..P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth strect. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Endorsed by Fraz Liszr. EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish; KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Price to Buy. & The Kimball Organ, so long and favorably known in tho west, racommends itsolf. 'l Sole Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooms, 320 Broadway, Corrtapondence Solicitod, Agents Wanted. . VL. QON.’E’.\TELL UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND N No. 12 IN. Main St., Jouncil Bluifs. NIGHT The remaining HATS on hand w1ll be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods. A Full Line NOTIONS always Hand J.J. A.TJWERDA 3817 Broa.d.way. Council Blufi‘s. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL @ ON THE .American Plan Nos, 208 and 210 Broadway, C Furniture and nppnln!muulu all new. ouncil ! DeVOL & WRICHT, WHOLESALE Hardware, Cutlery, Tinners™ Stock, Eic 4@ Sy ecal attention by malis Justico of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, OUNCIL BLUFFS I0W A R. Rice M. D. DANQIBRS, gusioa tsmass tsmrad whbontine CHRONIC DISEAES ot st » sosay. Over hirty years practioal experience Ofos N Vear treot, Council Blufts &4rConoultation tree DR. C. C. HA.ZEN DENTIST. 100 MAIN STRE COUNCIL BLUEFS o « = 1OWA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. M etcalf BrosS.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN| HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES,|- COUNCIL BLUFF8 10W and 344 Rroadway, I—IARRISON BROS. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Fresh and Salt Meats. HAMS, BACON RIED BEEF, SALT PORK AYD LARD, {'742 Broadway - - - Council Bluffs. "MRS. J. J. GOOD. Wayves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c each, Switches | $1to $20 each, Hair ornaments given with ever, .t v chase. All kinds of hair work promptly attende —.- Waves made of Ladies' combings at 60¢ per inch. ALL KIND8 OF EairGoods MRS. J. J GOOD - - - = 29 Main Stree IV A K MOBN. Px‘oprloto CRESTON HOUSE ~———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS, —— Nos. 217 and 219 S, Main St., - COUNEIL BLUFFS DR J UDD’'S ELECTRIG BELT 8,000 Electric Belt the onth June by us. Acents Wanted! JUDD & SMITH Proprictors, OCUNCIL BLUF References—Any o the busine bouses in Couscil Blufls BROADWAY1Y .