Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1884, Page 6

T s AT DAILY BEE-~COUN Ci1I. BLUFFS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26} THE DAILY BEE. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning Sept. 5 2. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Py Carrler = = = = = = = %0 By Mal = = = = nts per woek 10,00 por yoar OFFICE N5, 7 Pear] Btrect,”Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Soo J. Roiter's now fall stock of cloths Two plain drunks in police court yes- torday. Twenty-nine prisoners are in the county jail, Six pages of the Pacific house register were used yesterday. The justices’ courts wers yesterday freo from any cases. “Why do you resign your alderman position, Judge James?" The Willow avenue sewer will proba- bly be completed to-morrow. Jacob Schoop was arrested by Ofticer Mullen for being tangle-footed. All of the regular police and a number of special were on duty yesterday. County Clerk Strect has issued thirty- three marriage licenses so far this month. 1t took fifteen minutes to a second for the parade to pass a certain point yester- day. Thomas McCarthy, the U, P. telegraph operator, is the proud father of a new girl baby, Considering the crowd yesterday on the streets, there was very little drunken- ness or deviltry. Henry Reel and Laura West, both of Loveland, were yesterday married by Justice Schurz. James Oorton was fined in the police court yesterday $7.60, the regular price for getting drunk, The “*X. Y. Z.” club has prepared an enjoyable social for this evening at the Congregational church, The Blaine and Logan club made a very creditable torchlight parade and drill Wednesday evening. John Hogan, of Omaha, was yesterday roquested to pay $7.60 into the city troasary for being drunk. The managers of the Barnum show and one hundred of the performers were quar- tered at the Pacific yesterday. Miss Bella Lowery, of Omaha, was yesterday united in matrimony, by Judge Schurz, to H, L. Kenegy, of Freeport, Illinots, 1t is probable that tho gallant admiral will, however, be induced to hold on a little longer, and the proffered resigna- tion may have a good effect, Mr. Alexander Seward. who lives near Underwood, while driving to Council Bluffs yesterday, was thrown from his wagon and had his left leg broken. In the United States court the time yesterday was occupied in a further hear- ing of the case of Eli Clayton vs. The ‘Western Union Telegraph company. Col. Jesse Harper will address the workingmen of Council Bluffs Tuesday ovening, September 30th. If the weather is fine, in the park, if not, in the court house, L. C. Taylor, who has made so much trouble for the police, and was requested by Judge Aylesworth to leave the oity, was yesterday again arrested by oflicor O'Brien, A man was found yesterday back of Bokemper's saloon badly beaten and so drunk that he could not tell his name. He had a ticket in his pocket from Hast- ings to Council Bluffs and return, Mr. Smith, the proprietor of the Re- vere house, is preparing two build a two story frame houso at the corner of Myns- ter and Seventh streot, the plans and the work to be executed by Mandemaker & Van, Dr.andMrs. Charlos Lyman have been heavily bereaved by the death of their little daughter Grace Maud, aged 1 year. The funeral took place from the family | the chemlcals and suppressing the flames. A fight occurred yesterday afternoon on Main street near Broadway, In which ne of the principals, a fellow with a not tend upon the subject however, If the newspaper men did not enjoy themselves at Barnum’s show yesterday, it surely was not the fault of D. S. Thomas, tho press agent. All such worn- out terms as “genial and gentlemanly’ must be thrown aside when It come to describe Mr, Thomas, The courtesios, and the courteous way of extending them, will long keep green the memory of Mr. Thomas and Barnum'’s big show, among the Council Blufls’ newspaper fraternity. 1t waa pretty well demonstrated yester- day that clean management of a big show is not only appreciated by the public but has a great effect on the public. Barnum has not only got together a clean-mouth- od, courteous-mannered lot of people, but the character of his entertainment drew one of the cleanest, best dressed and best behaved big crowds ever seen In Council Bluffs, and the army of crooks which generally follow in the wake of the ordinary circus was reduced to a handful, “Well, I'll tell you. We in the 4th ward pay about half the taxes of the city and we can’t get any work done there. You know things are in a terrible shape there, and a great deal needs to be done on the streets, and yot wo cannot got a thing. The other wards get work done, but the council won't do anything for us. Then the people pitch into me and blame me for it. I've got tired of it; it fsn’t my fault that the 4th ward is ignored; I have done what 1 could, but the council pays no attention to the demands for work there, but I catch all the cussing; I am sick of it.” BARNUM'S DAY, The Streets and the Tents Crowded With People From Far and Near, Yesterday thero was a great ingathor- ing of people from the country and a great outpouring-of people in the city, all caused by Barnum'’s great show being here. The unfinished paving of Broad- way made it impossible for much of that street to be used, as usual, for street par- ade, and the uncortainty of the line of parade, caused the crowds to surge first in one direction and then another, and each report or rumor would cause a hur- ried change of position for those who heard it. The parade took place at last and it was by no means diflicult then to leavo ita line, for the streets were packed with oager lookers-on. The parade was the finest ever seen here, novel in its fea- tures, brilliant in appearance, great ox- tent and interesting in all respects, The great tents were crowded both af- ternoon and evening, and with the best classes of poople. All seemed more than pleased, They were enthusiastic over the fulfilling of even the high expecta- tions felt. The grand entree was grand, in fact it was more, of the colored water peddlars, and the purposless announcementejusually proced- ing each circus act was appreclated. The clowns were unusually funny., The equestrisnism was really extraordinary, and the athletic acts new and wonderful in many respects, The gladiatorial con- tests and the chariot races also called forth great applause. The only trouble with the show is its immensity. While one needs to see it to get very much of an idea of what it is, yet in tho seeing one doos not get a full idea; it is too big. e Pusey and Fusion, The following letter shows how tho democratic candidade for congress is will- to fuse and be fused with tho greenback candidate for election, Dr, Hatton, Councir, BLurrs, September 26, Hon. J. B, Hatton, Red Oak, Towa— DEAR Sui—At a meeting of our con- residence on Seventeenth streot yester- day afternoon, The Clerk yosterday issued marriage permits to H. L. Kenegy of Freport, Ills., and Bella Lowrey of Omaha, J, W. Dea- kin and Cora G. Johnston both of Coon Raplds, and to Henry Roel and Laura West both of Loveland, One of the heavy wagous containing tho circus tent in swinging around the northwest corner of Bayliss park, broke through the culvert and cross-walk and was stuck. 1t took sixteon horaes to pull the wagon and its load out. A jeweller named James B. Lorge, from Glenwood, yesterday dropped on the street ina fit. He was taken to the police headquarters whero he remained until he seemed strong enough to walk off. Later in the day he was arrested for being drunk, The evening democratic twinkle takes Tue Bee to task for its statement in re- gard to the sewerago bonds, Tug Bre nevertheless sticks by the statement made yesterday and refers the roady eritic to the city wuditor's official register of bonde, The handsomest campaign banner seen hereas yet, is the new one put out in front of the Cleveland and Hendricks heaiquarters, It is finished in oil and bears the pertriats of the two candidates. The banner cost $100, The Pacific houss }as been supplied with band grenades to be used in sup- pressing fires in case of need, They are littlo g'ass jara filled with chemicals, and when throvn the jers break, scattering gressional committee held here it was their unanimous request that 1 should invite you to canvass this district in company with me. It gives me great pleasure to extend to you this invita- tion, especially because I think your acceptance of it will redound to the greatest good of the people, Co-operation among those sgreeing upon the various and vital questions of government which may be adopted in their behalf, On the question of the decision of the supreme court on the 1ssue of legal tonder notes 1 think with you it is a finality, On quens- tions of state and inter-state commerce wo hold identical views, as also on the proper laws of taxation and the true dignity and rights of labor. Should we differ ou any of the minor details of your party faith it would be on questions which can bo without especial detriment bo deferred until the more important and all absorbing questions of the hour have been dacided, the decision of which natu- rally precedes the rccomplishment and working out of those dotails, Hoping for a favorable answer, and that we may begin our canvass at an early day, 1 am very truly yours, W, H, M. Puskv. — Dropped Dead, Yesterday morning Steve Garner, of Macedonis, while at the depot in Missou- ri Valley, waiting for the train to come down to this city, dropped suddenly on the platform, and died with hardly a strugglo, heart disenso being apparently the cavse. Mr, Garmer was about twen- ty-two years of age, and was unmarried, He was a son of Heory Garmer and & nephew of W, Garmer, The body was at ouce placed on & train and carried to Macedonia, e A Bury Riot, LoNDON, Septemnber 25.—Advicss from Bur wali state that & sanpuinary outbreak had cc. curred in the jai at Mandalay, Several huv dred conviels were killed, alse leg, was stabbed over the right eye with a pair of scissors and received a |t sovere cut on the head by his opponent, a tailor, Tt was caused by one of ther stealing the other’s gambling chips, Both were drunk, No arrests, Jude Loafbourrow adjourned court at wood yesterday to accomodate some who wanted to attend the Malvern fair, and others who wanted to come to this ty toseo the circus, Considerable quiet talk has been started there on account of Judge Loafbourrow's charge to the grand jury, which was listened to closely by outsiders to see If he would refer to vio lations of the prohibition law. He did Tho_disappearance | ! PERSONALS, WM T v Omaha, was hero yoss [} ( Tohn C an is expected home P, J, Ga le is at th I City, i ¥ at " at the Pa. W. H, Har 1 r oV was in W. . Butler, of 1 1 v t the A 1 C. (i, Baldwin, state secrctary of the Y. M. O, A, is in the city M. H, McClusky, Glenwood, dined;at Mra, J. T, Burton and daughter, of Persia were in town yesterday, was in the city yesterday t Jumbo, , of the Harrison county News, was in the city yesterday to see the menage. e, Dr. Van Ness and family, of Neola, took in the show yesterday and dined at the Pas cific, Sheriff Garrison, of Harrison county, was in the city yesterday transacting official busi- ness, 0., Bixhy and C. A. Dudley, of Des Moines, were in the city at the Ogden yester- day. H. Usher, wife, daughter and sister were up from Glenwoods yesterduy to see the show, Shenff Guittar has gone to St, Touis te meet his family, who have been visiting there some time, 8. A. Jones aud two lady friends, of Carson, wera in the city yesterday taking in the sights and shopping. Win, Maloney has retarned from Warsaw, Til,, where ho was called thres woeks ago by the death of his father, W. 1. Lynchard, & young man of much re- portorial experience, has taken the position of oditor of the Couucil Bluffs daily Herald, Trank Shinn, of Carson, was here yesterday with interest seemingly divided between the barnum menagerie and the congressional con- tost., Honorable Charles Buliock was in the city yosterdny, He snid it was s0 seldom that a domocratic member of the legislature sces any- thing sacred that he thought he would come down to the Bluffs and sce Barnum’s white clephant, Stock Shipments, The following are the shipmentsof stock from the Union Stock Yards for Septomber 25: A. & W. one car hogs 66 head, to Chi- cago, via R, 1. Kecline Bros. thirty threo cars cattle 647 hend to Chicago via N. W. Bay State Live Stook Company eigh- taen cars cattlo 301 head to Chicago via i ¢ J. E. Smith two cars cattlo 66 hoad to Blanchard, Mo., via Wab, | —m— Egyptian Finances, Carmo, Septembe The diplomatic rop rosentatives of Gormany, Austria, France and Russia called soparately on Nubar Pasha, for ypP an government in divorting venues set apart for the sinking fund to the general Egyptian tresury. SPECIAL NOTICES. pecial o vertisements, suo a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, ote., will be inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENT! R LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent - sortion, TLeave advertisoments a$ our office, No. Pearl Stroet, near Broadwav 1d call o frs. Westeott, 504 Main street. Best of re ln;\m\ AL—Mra. A, K. W] L from 51 Main streot to 1 Vine stroct, JFO!, BENT—Fan . 280 Washiugton avenno. NT—Furiishod , 500 Wasliagton HARKNESS BROS Customers Should Not Neglect the Present Opportunity for iSecuring Bargains IN Carpets, DRY GOODS, ETC. Fresh, New Goods Almost Daily Arriving and Inviting Examination. ARKNESS BROS. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Both new and second hand, ranging in prices from $3.50 to $25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain the best bargains. I am making a big reduction in FFURNITURE As I need the room to display my stock of stoves. . MANDEL, Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, On Monday, Sept. 8, we begin to make a '|large reduction in the prices of HOSIERY and LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. A Full Line of NOTIONS always on Hand J. J. AUWERDA & C0., 317 Broadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS — IOWA. —_— OR KENT=Tho Orvis Packiig holise hinery, [eatod in this city. Capaity v, odell & Day ANTED—Ever: ouiy i Council 1iuls 10 taxe Tarkna. Delivorod by carrior at only twonty conts a weok VWANTEDDini 15 per mo) House. [OR SALE—My roa 10th streot. If taks (v y apply of Steward,” Ogdon Gori ¥ 7¢h avenio oon will sell for 82 bolow value. - Will alo sell furniture, carpots, all or In part. 1t notsold at onco will rent promi sos, with house or unturnished moderato ront. ono thinking of makin their home in Cor luff will do woll to investi: gato this offer. the bost bargain ever offored 1n tho city A. UPTON. ()40, PAFERS—For salo st 5ia offico, ab 2 oonia hundrod. R. Rice M. D. CHRONIC ~DISEASES ot sinde » poctay. Ovor hirty yoars practioal experfence Ofice No, GPoarl troot, Council Bluty &dr Conoultation free W.R.VAUCHAN. Justics of the Peace. Omaha and Counell Blaffe, Real eatato collectlon agency, 0dd Fellows Block aver Savings Bank DR. C©. . E.AZEIY. DENTIST. 100 MAIN STREET, OOUNCIL BLUFFS - - - 10WA DANCING ACADEMY, Prof Schnoor will introduce the Furopean tourist dances during the course, Francaise, Talonalli, Eldo~ rado, Villutto, Spanish, Vandango, and American standard dances, and the latest reverse waltz step. Roller 8kating Rinlk. Roller skating Wednesdays and Saturdays, ' {H. . MARTENS, Proprietor, AL AX MOEIDN, Proprioto CRESTON HOUSE EVERYTHING ¢IRSTCLASS, Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - COUNCILBLUFFS T, EXARRIS Has Enlarged and Re-fitted His Store, and Offers Extra Inducements to Purchasers of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. 734 Broadway, = =« - - Council Bluffs, 'MRS. S. J. NORRIS, Latest Styles Millinery. Having opened in a new store I invite the inspection of ladies. NORRIS, 236 Broadw ", CLATTERBUCK, IDGAR, . K. Beswick, Manager, Assistant, Secretory. DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF (COUNCIL BLUFFS. All kinds of Detective service furnished in and out of the city on short notice. ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Offion ~Masonie Temple, } P. 0. Hox 1% Blufrs, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA Metcalf Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, - MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves, Switches, Whatn;:?;zl:::ngl. 'y ard Pompadour ALL KIND8 OF Elair Goods 20 MAIN STREET, - COUNCIL BLUFF NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF Boots, Shoes and Rubbers rtsC, O, I, su t al. Call and I it sl at Boston Boot and £Shoe Store. Wdway, Conncil Bluffs B. E. ADAMS & CO NASH BROTHERS HORSE SHOERS We can turn out more horse shoes than any two men in Town or Nebraska, for love or money. All Shoes are Hand Made and NO MACHINE SHOES USED. All Work Guaranteed, J ‘ COUNCIL BLUFFS 719 Broadway s H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars We make a speclalty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted a8 ropresented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. H. HORNE & CO., 552 Broadway,” I COUNOIL BLUFFS, - IOWA KIEL'S SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retail or wholesale lots, All Stock Warranted as Represented. Wholerale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay, Prices rea. sonable. Satisfaction Gusrantced. SCHLUTER & BOLEYXY Corner Fifth Ave. & 4th St., Council Bluffs, ' SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street, Counorn BLUFFs, - - - = - JowaA. A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selecc From. LARGEST AND;BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EairGoods In Jowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. ofTF bt o g ci ot ™ Moo+ 1 MRS, D. A, BENEDICT, Mauutacturer. @IASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtales, in Lace, #1'k, Turcoman, Etc. Ol cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc L IRIP IS hoicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST. Pfiiome and bo convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line. iMhoapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane MANDEMAKERS & V/N, Carpenters: Architects STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention and satisfaction Guaranteed. THE MODEL £ TEAM LAUNDRY Ts better prepared thun ever bofore to fill all demands for washing. W call your attention especially to our capacity for doing family washing. Very low rates, All kinds of work done in first-class order. Special pains will be taken with flannels. Orders sent by mail or otherwise receive prompt_attention, ALBERT P. JOHNBON, Proprietor. 712 BROADWAY - - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS UNDERTAKER AND ENIBALMER: Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WNo. 12 IN. Main St.. Council Bluffs. W. P. ALYSWORTH. VLG WORT CAT-DEC-18 FHOUSE MOVEIR. Frame Houses moved on the LITTIE GIANT trucks and any distance and over any kind of groun BRICK HOUSES raised. Al work gus ranteed, w.e AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth street. COUNCIL BLUFFS, PIANOS. HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Lisar, EMEKSON PIANOS, Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBAYL PIANOS Be dern Price to Buy known in the west, racommends itself. nes of Goods. Warerooma, 329 Broa dway ited, Agents Wanted. ole Agent for above Correspondence 8¢ A