Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1884, Page 6

o — + Tke Hebrew New Year begins to-mor- DATLY l K ‘--( ouU \( 1IlIlFl TU H\l)\\ lll]\llll.l‘fil#i THE ”JU '.\J' » BLUFFS, Thurnday Morning September 17, MINOR MENTION. Seo J. Reiter's new fall ¢ The skating rink opened up last night Senator Allison is to spoak here Satur day evenin The ropublicans hold their judicial convention to-day. Thom for a half mile ¢ The Bavarian band will be in atten dance at the roller rink to-morrow night. Our communication from Neola is omitted from this issue, on account of crowded sp Dr. E. 8 southeast corner of and Worth stree Anaddition to the residence of Horace Everett, corner of Second avenue and Seventh street is bning built. has moved to th (Bancroft) Fourth Tho Lowia murder case, which called a number of Council Blufis peoplo to Wintersot has been continued. Harrison Brothers, butchers, on Brondway, between Eighth and Ninth streets, will to.day romove to Missouri Valley. The Pacific house is the only hotol in the city which has shown enterprise enough to hoist its bapner during con- vention week. at six o'clock and ends Sunday at six, Religlous servicos will bo held in Royal Arcanum hall. W. Elliott, an _insurance man, is said to have skipped tho city yesterday with his goods, leaving an unpaid board bill of 825 at the Revere house. Mrs. W. A. Morso while at the resi- dence of Mr. | Keeline yestorday, by a misstep fell in the cellarway and was quite badly bruised, but fortunately no bones broken. Sheriff Seeman, of Crawford county, brought here yesterday a man by the name of Henry Myers, to bo kept In this county jail for safe keeplng, on a chargo of horse-stealing. The case of Martin Lawier, charged with stealing a bull, has been continued until his attorney, Col. Lindt, returns from his mission east in the Interests of the Soldier's Home. Leavo to wed was' yestorday given Brown 8. Prostor, of Plum Hollow, and Molly J. Gray, of this city; Alf. G. An- derson, of Princoton, 11, and Anna S, Dristy, of York, Nob, A young man from tho country plained yesterday morning that he had been held up and robbed of $10, near the corner of Pierco and Madison stroots, but com Di:”lH‘(t Judge and E. H. Jackson for Circuit Judge. Lally-Gagging With the Greenback- The democrat judical convention met in the opera house yosterday forc noon* J. W, De Silva called the con vention to order, and stated that the ju dicial district committee had decidec call upon Robert Percival, of this city, tomporary chairman: and George Wis Frer ont county, as temporary and Thomas Rowan, as assistant, These gentlemen taking their Mr. Porcival made a brief speech, in which he pictured the democracy secrotary, places, s in and republicanism as declared had favor of reform, corruption. Ho which nourishing there been drs was A caso ging along in the circuit court and had been carried to ourt, the only question is which was, whether the judge or the clerk should have the money. The de- were determined to weed out hero for yen the suprome mocracy such matters. G. A. Holmos then moved that a com- mitteo of five be appointed on credentials, J. J. Shea amended by having one from o Tho following committeo was thon named A. Holmes of Pot- tawatttamio, Georgo S, Osborn of Fre- mont, T.J. Rapp of Crawford, P, M. Guthrio of Carroll, D. M. Wyland of Shelby, J. M. Love of Audubon, T, M. Ivory of Mills, C. M. Foloy of Cass, 1 R. Sarver of Green. Tho following committec was then : Mr. county. named on permanent organizatio wattamie, and Mr. Harrod of Shelby county. Colonel Tam moved to adjourn until 1 oclock, This was opposed and dropped. While waiting for reports of commit- toos spocch making was indulged in, Mr. Phelps, of Cass county, was called to the front. He advocated tariff for revenue only, and picturing the wealth and ro- wources of the great Yankee nation, de- clared that it needed no protection, but could compote with the world, The gov- ernment was asked togivea bounty to day laborers and wage workers by following the novel policy of giving the employes millions of dollars, trusting to their own sweet will to dmtnlmtu these millions among their employes, Tho manufac- turers keep theso millions and shut down their workg and dischargo their em- ployes at will. lowa shall give no un- cortain sound of freo trade. Tho sponker then raised tho ory of “reform.” Thero was thioving in oflico and maladminis- tration in places of trust. Tho republi- cans had named a leader who was hold- Avoid worth Nominated for Starbuck of Mills, Mr, Mynster of Potta- | | take their turns in couldn’t havo this office at once said th kers had vot f 80 they were the ticket. He would those named ceed, but for the interests of fusion to win democratic succees, he favored the nomination of M. Jackson, although he did not know the man, but believed that Mr. Beach, who had recomended him told the truth about him, Joseph Dries. of Carroll, insisted that the convention should 80 to win suc- cens. It was necessary to fuso or the republicans would win, Mr. Wise then withdrew the J. M, Hammond, in the mony and fusion Mr. Cuppy moved that Major be n name of interest of har- Jackson minated by acclamation, t and ruled out m Pholps than withdrow the name of Mr. » and_renewed the motion, W ). was carried nominating Major n 1 clamation, and unani mouly. First round of applauso.. For district .Mnn W. Cullison was named. . B. Keith, county, in & glowing bit name I, E, C. Lally. Mr. Drie arroll county, seconded the nomination of Mr. Lally, Green county also seconded it. W. H. Ware, of this city, made an anti-prohibition speech and wound up by seconding the nomination of George W, Cullison, Mr. Patten, of this city, seconded the nomination of Mr. Lally, and gave Mr. Ware a little side Mr. Shea, of Neola, in turn touched up Patten for personalties and favored Callison’s nomination. It was then decided to take an inform- al ballot., G. A, Holmes and Mr. named as tellers. The roll of counties was called, vote standing: of Crawford of eloquence, Drics were the Auduboniisiieh e — = o 4 o [ - Dotalfiivaeiiieo ..20 19 17 An attompt was then made to adjourn till 2 o'clock, but failed. A formal ballot was takon resulting, Lally 29, Cullison 19, Hammond 19, A second formal ballot was taken re- gulting, Lally 28, Hammond 19, Culli- son 19, Thero was then a consulting of the claus, and a third formal ballot taken. This ballot brought out the name of P. P. Kelley, of Glenwood. ho ballot stood: TLally 28, Culiison 14, Kelley 12, Hammond 10. A motion to take a recess of ten min- utes was loat. The fourth ballot was then taken, and there was a break for Lally and gave him the nommation as district attorney, the vote standing: Lally, ‘ll, Kelley, 14, Cullison, 9, Hammond, 2. " arnum: COUNCIIL BLUFFS THURSDAY,: A I.(m ézm FEATURES, D WHITE E EXHAUSTLESS CATALOGUE GF 40 Porforming Comodian, R Donof Hare Wiia Housts. art Chinese Gi J UMBO' 3 Great Rings, Mammoth Elevated Stage, Hundreds of Perform- ers, and 80 Acts Every Exhibition. Bewildering & Gorgeous Procession 2 FROM THE GROUNDS DAILY, AT & Scores of A fearc 30 A, M. Moro Men, Wormen, Children, Horscs, Chariots, 1. and Gold Trimmed Wardrobe, Ros orgeousncss and Mato —12 different kinds of M; s, Looso W1 Glint and ¢ s Splendor ic in the Parade. all the other shows in Ameriea com- Stupendous Meunagerie of Loose and Led Animals In the street and in the Oricntal ## Hundreds of thousands of moral and religious peopl iting anothy utreo under the Tents. ttend this exEibition who never think of vis- rit advertises it always exhibits - No other mimadstion of thoso who desire to avoid_ the owds on the g ounds, RESERVED ORE, 101 and 10 h street. at the samo price as at the ticket o vance, the days of exhibition ony, 1pencral admission tickets at the usual slight ad 5,000 Excellent Opera Chairs. Good Seats for 20,000 people. Admission 50 Cents. Children Under 9 Years, 25 Cents. RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS EXTRA, TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. commences at 2 and 8 p. m. Council Bluffs, Thursday, September 25. Performance coln, Satur 7, Septembe; PAT.ACH ing Littlo Rock bonds and the author of tho Mulligan lotters, Tho speech called but feeblo applause, and it was cut short by the readiness of the committee to ro- port. the police took very little stock in his etory. A man named J. Piorson was brought back hero from Nebraska by Deputy U, S. Marshal McCreary, and lodged In jail Pierson was indicted about a yoar ago for violating tho revenuo law, but skipped out and has just been caught. He will have to face tho court this time, The Ladies' Harmony Mission teaged for a term of three yoarsa lot on the corner ' of and Harmony streets, and has purckased a houso of 1. Rosa, which will be moved on to the lot, and converted into a church for the hold- ing of sorvices and social gatherings, has Logan Alderman Keating yesterday received a telegram from Keokuk, announcing the death of P. E. Howe, brother of Mrs. Keating, and Mrs. Keating loft for that place last evening, Mr. Howo was taken with lung trouble about the firat of June last and has been rapidly sinking since until death came, A. B. Keith, of Denison, was about the happiest of all the democratic dele- gates yesterday, | inhis paper Mr. Lully’s namo for district attorney, and has worked hard for his nomination. That he should succeed in spito of 80 much opposition, naturally makes him step off as 1f there was a now feather in his cap, An attempt was made tho other night to burglarize A, T, Rice's residence, No, 128 Fourth street. A screen was cuf, and entrance thus obtained, by striking a match awakened somo of the family, and henco he skipped out He was heard to whistle as if to a com. rade, by which 1t is judged there were at least two in the echeme, The local dissentions in the democ ranks were often apparent in the actions of Pottawattomie county's delegation in yesterday's convention, trouble in that de o rest of the convention, and most of the delays in the transations of business, aud most of the bitter words were caused by the ill feeling among the members of this | ¢ delegation, The Pottawattamie county dolegation needed badly somo of the “‘fugion’” which seemed to be in the con- vention in such lavish quantities, Mis, Rishton, wife of Supersisor Hon ry Rishton, died about 1 o'clock. come unexpected, as she had been sutfox- ing from consumption for & long time, and He first brought out |} but the fellow |® There was more| Mr ation than in all the [ come yesterday morning The sad news does not The committee on credentials reported all counties represonted and no contests, The list was: 1 Joson, J R Budge, I Jente TeAnish. i , DB Me R G Phelps, §J Do Ma It 1 r Straight, —M W Boach, BJ Knoist, 11 Guth Thos, Kohan, P’ M M Powers, S J Doy B Barvett, P I3 C Keith, o Richardson, Tho Lally, Lyan A B Thos Tnsp. Yowell, Fravk Johnson, Geo Geo Wise, mont — It Osborne, Chas Harris, 15 Wimplo, TG W J M Arnett, Terranco Reynolds Tokn McCarthy, A Bugley, Thos Carmody | J R Severe Milly Ivory, A J m, [obert Lawson, Alex Tipton, W P xm.n‘.n 1" W Millar, Pottawattamio—Iobort Parcival, W A Mynstor, W I Patton, W H Ware, Geo A Haolmes, J N Cassady of Council Bliffs; J 1 Organ, and J J Shea, of Neola; W B Cuppy and J S Tam, of A srow, Minden; IA\\ Briggs, Carson; , of Cres cly—d W_Torrod, J W Jomon, DM Wyland,” J H Moore, | L Ridenour, Mr. Mynster, of the committeo on permanent ¢ nization, reported in favor F »f Carroll, as_permanent W. Mlllur, of Mills, as prmanent secretary, and lI l\lllll of Starbuck, T W I Kirkw Do Silva, O Kuhl, 1B YRl e P t.hmr, spoke briefly, predicting that the republicans would step down and out, and advising the convention to get down to business, Mr. Mynster aroso, while John Jay Franey yelled for him to take the plat form. v Uo speech he nominated B. 1. Aylesworth for district judg Goorge Wise, of Fremont county, se onded the nomination, Mr. Wyland, of Sholby, gave the nomination another ccond, and moved that Judge Ayles worth's nomination be made unanimous Carried. No ap and by acclamation, applause, For circult judge, Mr. Wise, of Fre- mont county, named J. M, Hammond, Mr. Cuppy moved to proceed to an in- formal ballot, Mr. Phelps protested. He thought chance should bo given for all names to be presented, Tho resolution was withdrawn, Beach, of Carroll, said he had s 4 delegate and as a candidate, but only conditionally, Tt seemed best to fuso with the greenbackers, and there. fore ho had decided to withdraw, and would nowinate K. I, Jackson, of . Phelpz, of Cass county, paid tri bute to L. L. Delano. stating quite lengthy reasous why he should be nom- inate arver soconded the nomination of Major Jackson in the interest of har- mony and fusion, He claimed that Juckson had once withdrawn from the greenback ticket in favor of s democrat and now he should be given a chanes He believed in fusion and did not wonder thit reputlicans dreaded it. The only of late has been very low, aud her life{ time ho ever ot whipped in his lifo was has been despaired of for days, aged 44 years, and leaves four daughters | and two sons. The funeral services are to ba held at Neola at noon to-day. Mr. Jish'on and the lum!v thus deprived of She was j by tusion. Ho tried to stop an Irishman from pounding his wife, but Bridget snd her husband “'fused,’ "and he did uot get off his bed for three weeks, He realized the strength of fusion then, Mr. Lally took little time in thanking the convention. The following judical committee was then chosen: Audubon—J, M. Love. Carroll—Jos, M. Dries. Cass 8. W. W, Straight. Crawford—S. J. Comfort. Fremont.—J. M. Hammond. Green— J. M. Arnot. Mills—Alex Tipton. Pottawattamio —RR. W. Shelby /. DeSilva., The convention then adjourned. —— ANTI-PROHIBITIONISTS. They Gather Here Fro all Parts of lowa to Organize, Yesterday there was a great gathering of anti-prohibitionists from {all parts of the state, the gathering being made up almost wholly of those directly concerned in tho manufacture and salo of liquors, a hundred, and the meeting was held in Dohany’s old hall, Tho seesions were strictly sccrot, and no outsiders were pormitted to become The number reached over insiders, The purposo of the gathering was to form a state organization, notonly to prevent the enforcement of the pro- hibitory law, but also to set forces at work to secure in time the repeal of the law, A short time beforo tho pagsage of the law there was a state organization to oppose it, but that organization has be como disorganized. Sinco the passago of the law thero have been local organiza- tions but no state organization. The matter has been pretty thoroughly canvassed quictly by representative liquor men traveling about the state and corresponding, and as a result the dele- gates trom differont parts of tho state came here yosterday. Most of tho ses- sion was devoted to the discussing of ways and means, and a committeo was appointed to draw up a constitution a by laws, under which the oflicers could be elected, and tho organization complet- od. A rocess was then taken, after which the convention re-assembled to elect ofilcers, Russell was olected president, Smith Secrotary, Wi, Lacy cor- responding secretary, and Conrad Geise treasurer, It was decided to next meet at Marshalltown on the second Wednes- dny in Jauuary Music Hall 103 MAIN STREET, Council Bluifs, - s 5 J. 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