Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1884, Page 6

THE DAILY BRE C THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 OUNCIL BLUFF THE DAILY BEE. Q0UNCIL BLUFFS. T—'I;;sday Morning October 16. SUBSCRIPTION RA“;[]" " wek BYOAmI = & & = = = o enta por wee ByMsl & = = = = » " $10.00 pet yoar OFFICR! No. 7 Pear] Stroot,"Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Bargalns at Seaman's closing out salo. See J. Reiter's new fall stock of cloths, Braniard Hiller and Henry Short yes- terday got out their naturalization papers. “Rattling bargains” is a significant sign to be seen in the window of one of the crockery stores. The Genial Four are to have a party at Beno's hall to-morrow evening, and have secured the Bavarian band. The ““White Slave” company arrived at the Pacfic yesterday, and appeared at the opera house last evening. About fifty of the Blaine and Logan torch-bearers went to Minden last night to join in the demonstration there. Ouff Johnson, who has a case pending against him for the murderous assault on MoGonigal, was yesterday before Judge Aylesworth on & change and the assault, committe near “the blue barn.” John- son was found gullty and fined $26 and costs, He went back to jail. 1. Sigler, of Boomer township, was in the city yesterday, and lost his pocket book containing $150. About an hour ta afterwards he found 1t lylng on Pearl stroet near the park, just where it had dropped out of his pocket as he passed along the sidewalk. Lucky, indeed. Loe Kuhl, the yardmaster at the trans- for, after drawing his pay and settling some bills, went over to Omaha, and re- turned on the late dummy train, Oa his | g, way to his house he was attacked by three men, two of whom grabbed and held him while one robbed him of $28. A cow strayed into a yard on Tenth avenue, and the property-owner ‘becom- ing indignant threw an ax at the animal. The ax struck one of the cows legs, cut- ting it completely off. The cow owner was paolfied by receiving $26 from the man who threw the ax, and 825 for the beef thus made. By some blunder in some of the papers the announcement has been made that at the Carlisle meeting here Saturday the speaking would be in the afternoon. The fact is that it will be in the evening, after the trains come in, so that those who come from a distance may join in and enjoy all the doings. . There has been & woman on the street corners lately giving passers-by & chance to get a five-cent dose of electriclty, she having a little Lattery. The local gath- erer of the Nonpareil atonce conceived a punnygraph about her being & “ghock- ing” woman, and the dear old grand- mother will doubtless have it in her sorap-book this morning. A wagon loaded with coal was yester- day stuck in a mud-hole in front of the court house just before the town conven- tion was called to order. One aspirant for nomination rushed out into the street to help the teamster, and of course the others would not be outdone, so they rushed too, and there was such a swarm of them that the wagon, coal and all was lifted easily. Permits to matrimonize was given yes - terday to Wm. 8. Kelley, of Hamburg, and Mary O. Welch, of Council Bluffs; Otto Miller aud Gertrade Hansen both of Minden; Louls M. Miller snd Hannah E. Bird, both of Oakland; Oscar L. Lacey and Alice Agan, both of Hardin township; Wm. Bernaner, of Council Bluffsand Maggis Muller, of Hardin township. October 1st, the Northern Pacific Ex- press company withdrew ifrom all Pacifio const points, except San Francisco, and from the Oregon & Californin railroad, east side, and Oregon & California rail- road, west side, and branches, and Ore- gon Narrow Guage lines, for the reason that the lines were unprofitable. Wells, Fargo & Co.; of course, continue on all lines whether profitable or not, so as to give the public the benefit of uninterrupt- ed express facilities. “Choral Worship” is the title of a col- lection ef new sacred music, and new secular music for choirs, singing classes and conventions, by L. O. Emerson, and published by Oliver Ditson & Co., and for sale at J. Mueller's well known musi- cal establishment. It is a dollar book containing 350 pages, of which 100 are devoted to the elements, 76 to tunes, 110 to overtures, and the rest to pleasing conoert music. The name of the author is sufficient guarantee for the elegance and perfect sweetness of the music, Officer Hurley yesterday was called on by the man Hesler, who keeps Rapps old place, to follow and arrest two men who he said had been kicking up a row at his place, and who had gone toward the insti- tute for the deaf and dumb, Hurley started after them, as did also Detective Edgar, got the men, aud came back, but the man then had concluded not to prose- cute them, The man paid Edgar some- thing for throublo, but gave Hurley the cold shoulder. The men threaten to file complaint agatnet Hesler for selling liquor, and the courts will probably get some business out of it before it is set- tled. The citizens of the Fourth ward are complaing about the way the affairs in that past of the city are being managed, especially a3 regards streetimprovements. Alderman James has resigned, Aldermsn McMahon is busy with private mat- lers, sud what little work hes boen or- i v | 01d charge of picking Tacy's pocket, and duel dont HmE S of City | 1L an “the K'd" Joarged this he said Woighmaster Galvin is far from being | " Tidit go, and pulling away from attended to properly. The Fourth ward | Dunn started to run, and was shot He citizens do not like to get the reputation | run into the alley to get out of the way, " oy 1o have |and dropped there, and Dunn never fo of “kickers," but they feel that they have 13U g7y, yeo how badly he was hurt, some rights, The complaint is made that | = angthing about it, the work Iately dono under Galvin's di- |~ ¢The Kid” has a hard name, and his roction has not been closely looked atter [ chief business scoms to be the ring game. by him, is not what it ought to be, nor 1f nhl'-ln\I; u‘.m lnl\.uzd‘l‘d\mx u":r:r., tpl\‘; where it onght to be, and that very little :;:f;““"‘“‘:;“' n;:‘,f"‘ Lo has been done in view of the number of | entitled to no sympathy, yet it is not mon and tesms employed. The council [ clear that Dunn was justified in shooting ¢hould look up the matter at least. him, as he had no wnfrtnn‘l, u;\}r]l dnl]pcl':n The man glving his name as Petorson ':"“‘n’n“"gfl'n’r“f":"‘jnC‘m““‘z;r‘n-'"l hprnu'my' who wa arrested by Detective Beawick | blaze away with thoir littlo guns. Tho on suspicion of boing the fiend who out- | real blamo for such performances, how- ) raged s girl in Waveland township, was | ever, reats further b":l hUpoln from that place who camo here after him. | rup openly all night, thus affording har- The constablo is quite sure it Is the man, | boring places for just such fellows as® but this fact cannot bo cortainly estab- | ‘the Kid." The city government can do lishod untll the girl herselt identifies him. | itt16: ::::;B;i_'c‘;::;dl;fifl:g"g epenn The girl is only twelve years of ago, and | o themaelves under politiosl and fi was 80 inhumanely used that she is un- | nancial obligations to those who keep ablo to leave her bed. It appears that them, and favor such places with their she was alone in the house when the fel- peraonal presence and support. low came to the door and asked for some- thing to eat. On being allowed to enter ho at onco attacked her, Thoindignation | o o L from b, Touis in no gront that it is foared that If tho fol. [ OW%0 VAt B T i oty low arrosted proves to be the right man P, M. Ellis, of Marshalltown, wae at the his case will not be investigated except by L40ING yUEtY the coroner. THE TOWN TIOKET. The Republicans Meet in Convention and Frame One, RSONALS, P, W, Howey and D. T Jencks, of Oak: Jand, wore in the city yesterday., G, O, Rice has so far recovered from his ill- noss that ho was able yosterday to ride into the city. S, S. Stevens, the genoral agent of the Rock Island, has been on the sick list for a At the republican town convention w":: "":'l 16e LAV ot Sdssatina v. Alexander Clark, of Muscatine, the Kot ’:"‘"d'y ";’;{""":' Ié‘ x?n Bloomer | =+ iisioner for the World's Industril Expo- was chaarman and M. G. Griffia secre- | ;jyion was in the city yesterday, working up Ty, the interests of the big show, ’5:‘%"‘2":2&,‘1““3‘“' were declared | gum Murtin, of Onawa, was here yesterday, "“Flm \Vnrd“ i ithin, Btk talking o ver incidents of by-gono school days —A. 8, Go r e : I ears, Wai. Mobad Car- | at the Town University, with his old friend son, Win, Sears, Wall Melfaddon, H. H. {0y 1ogemate, County Clerk Strect. Field,. ',.*\“',f"“d{_m“,fi, ) & :tri.‘& gRgper, | This ovening the Blaine and Logan clubs T i, T, Banre, I, A. Baaket, | f the sty expact to g0 over to Omaha in full Ju’}x‘?v']éuc‘., e D, (Ariitow, 1 force to take part in the great rally there. The ird Ward—John Bonnett, D, Maltby, D. | iraln leaves at 6:30 p. m,, and the clubs are (0T e e " D. | gxpected to meet at their headquarters at 6 Fourth Ward—Phil Armour, A, T. Flick- | o'clock sharp. enger, D, W, Patterson, E. R. Fonda, M. A.| John A, Davies, of Glenwood' late private B Flmet Pratt, L. M. |gecrotarv to Governor Hale, of Wyoming. was 0‘_; motion of H. H. Field, the con- in the city yesterday, enroute to Iowa City. ventlon proceeded to an informal ballo | Where he enters the University law class. He for three candidates for justices of the is an old classmate of Harry Hunter city edi- pesce. tor of the Nonpareil. Wm, Sears named A, J. Hart. Mr. Kinnehan presented the name of J. 8. Closing Out, B. Coggshall. Mr. A, T. Flickinger| To close the business I offer my stock of named £, J. Abbott. John Lindt named | miscellaneous books, picture, fanzy goods, two—1J. O. Rhodaheck and John Stewart. | notions, fire screens, easols, willow and D. O. Bloomer named Charles H. Gil- | cane high chairs and children’s rockers, more. at prices never known before in the west. The informal ballot resulted; Abbott | H. E. Seaman, paper, books and station- 29, Coggshall 23, Rhodabeck *104, Gil- |ery, 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. more 9%, Hart 43, Stewart 13. On motion of Phil Armour the three having the highest number of votes in . < the informal ballot were declared tho| % A REFRIGERANT DRINK IN FEVERS, nominees by acclamativn, they being Ab- De. 0. H. 8. Davis, Meriden, Conn., bott, Coggehall and Rhodabeck. sags I have used it as a pleasant and Ou motion of W. H. Field an imformal | cooling drink in fovers, and have been ballot was taken for three constables. very much pleased with it.” Wall McFadden. John Fox, David ————— %lo'iaz_ George Edgar, M. A. Gregory, Wrought iron ranges at reduced prices . Rosecrans. G b I A AR A SR s cind — Fadden 28}, Fox 28, Gregory 12, Rose- s, oot o |SPECIAL _NOTICES. e nomination of al cFadden was made unanimous by acclamation and Fm:lg:;m:s:m;m;:u; ;:" "“n::;' a formal ballot was ordered for tho third | g ‘o, wil be \userted In this i o A o “'fi:da? flf;'" "‘“a“‘bl"- al in bohalf rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion Mr. R AL IO Bdl;llp%e in behalf of | 404 FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent o- ed';m“:;;“ and Mr. Bloomer second- | sortion. Leave advortisements a4 our offics, No. Theso spoeches seemed to do littlo LA good, Gregory recelving 16, and Rose- crans 13, The nomination of M. A, Gregory was then made unanimous. The next place to be filled on the ticket ~ was that of township clerk. Wm. Sears named L. Kinnehan, and on motion of | ¥+ Telephone Mz, Flickinger his nomination was made R‘lzasowmxu-: PRICKS Fair welght and_ meas. unanimous by acclamation. ure at G oal and wood yard D. Maltby’s name was presented for 015 Brodws township trustee, but he declined. Joha Lindt named H. H. Fleld. He :{u nominated unanimousiy by acclama- aon, Horstord s Acid Phosphate, tallors by James Council Bluffs, pital Centervillo aud tGeorgo Heatons, 02 10. Toffee_roasting, ly one in town. illiams, 18 North ‘| Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - « H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ine Cigars We make a speclalty, at our EASTERN f ctory, of FINE HAVANA and YARA CIGARS. All Oigars sold by us are of ou: own manufacture and warranted L] as ropresented. OPERA HOUSE OIGAR HOUSE, 562 Broadway,, H. H. HORNE & CO,, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . @ IOWA NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF - Boots, Shoes and Rubbers All new and clean. 1O PRICES and shown in PLAIN FIGURES. Solid goods. No Shoddy. Al work wareaoted, We are bound toget acquatnted, it goods and ‘prices Wild0 1. No troublo t show goods. Mail orders solicited. Goods eent to all PartsC. O, D. subject to approval. Call and look over our stock at Boston Boot and Shoe tore. 417 Broadway, Council Bluffs, E. E. ADAMS & CO. NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Mailors. Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Lat t cn Short Notice and a Reasormglrenll’ricne;“ oy SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 206 Man Street, s . - Council Bluffs. DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. 6,000 Electric Belts fold for the Month of Sept, by ua, Aocents Wanted! References—Any of tho business houses In Councll Bluffs. JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 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. Wholetale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea sonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEIX Corner Fifth Ave. & 4th St., Council Blufts. PAT.ACHE 103 MAIN STREET, Iowa Council Bluffs, - - - J. MUELLER, IMPORTER 4 YD DEALER IN PTANOS;ORGANS —A ND- Musical 1nstruments of E very Description 0YS & FANCY GOODS I claim to have the best selected stock and lagest variety of any ne about here. I can duplicate New York and Chicago prices every ime; and that Isell low those wno are and have been my customers wiil bear me out. My line of Plush tGoods is especially fine, such as Albums, Odor Chnses, Toilet Sets, Ladies’ Arm Bags, Purses, etc. 1 have the largest stock and best variety in Cups and Saucers, Vases, Toilet Sets, Tin Toys, Dolls, Doll Carriages, Wagons, Sleds. Carts and so on without an end. Asmy traveling agent may not get around to see you in time,I wiil allow ou b per cent on any, bill for traveling expenses if you will call at my ore and make your selections. My samples will be ready by October st, 1884, I guarantee low prices. Assortments of Toysfrom 8100 to $5.00 put upfready SMITH & TOLLER, Agts,, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Maln street, CouxciL BLUFFS, = = = = = Towa. A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Select From. LARGEST ANDZBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EFairGoods In Towa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. oA rambting Coodswaa Xowonsst MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer. ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, Bk, Turcoman, Etc.! Oil'cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Eto ARPIETS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. me and b convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In our line. heapest jlace to buy CARPETS, Curtaius and House Furnishings in the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplios. Nos. 6, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane MRS. 8. J. NORRIS, MANDEMAKERS & VZN, hip. S S R R 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. 1 am making a big reduction in FURNITURIE As 1 need the room to display my stock of stoves. A. J.MANDEL, 825 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, MLA S MOEN, Proprit o CRESTON HOUSE ——EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS.—— COUNCILBLUFFS Adjonrnment was then taken, THE KIDD “DUNN" UP, hed, Address Business, Dr offi focated, Blufts, 7OR RENT—Furnished room, 600 Washington avenuo. He Makes a Break From a Policeman R R, ok Faokiog 1 Who 8hoots Him Twice—Under 150 koga parday. sl Day, %0 —Evory body i Council Biutta to the Gaslight in the Bluffs, Delivered by carrier at only $w : E—My rosidonce, corner 7th avenue and There was a shooting affair between 3 10th street. If takon soon will sell for §2,000 s A B 9| Delow value, Will alio sell furniture, carpets, & and 4 o'clock yestorday morning, which | all or in past. 1t nct sold at once will rent pro § 1 B Bos, Wi shed has caused no little commotion, especially nlxa(llauwl ronb, A‘:ff o tr:'t:.kn‘\’,'('m‘:r" Lty 5 thelr hume in Councll Bluffs will do vostl: among tho sporting classos, Officer John | gt this oter, 1via tho bost A ver oared Dunn was the shooter, and the target | i the dit s _M_A, UPTON, was John Leonard, known as *‘The| ()LD,PAFEHS—For sie st Bun offos, b 35 cente et AR S e | A Towa. 10WA < Admission Free to Latles each morning and Tuce is that | dar and Thuredsy afternoons, Use of Saates 15 Lacy's pocket was picked of §500, the e e -~ Kid was suspected ot having been the nimble-fingered tellow who got it, buton| D, 8. being arrested and searched, no proof ¢ w. H herra’den was obtained and he was lot go. According to Officer Dum:l'n statement D ENTISTI it lppulrrnnthlt while dllludmg at the M . corner of Main stroet and Broadway ear] yosterday [morning, & man came 5, hi.{; asonic Temple’ and said that a policeman was wanted at | Council Blufts . . B, anz'n place. Gotng thero he noticed “the Kid,' and another fellow standing onui%a hmo dluur, and a 1nnu just coming ont of the saloon, a little the worse for gurctisinmocn, b e L8 W | DR. ©. O, FEAZEI, talng 'io pick his E)lcket. Ddu{)\ went in- side to learn something more about it and Lacy told him that Leonard, alias *‘the DENTIST‘ Kid,” hadbeen trying to pick pockets there, and he had orderedhim out, where_ 100 MAIN STREET, upon Leonard had abused him and threat- %hed 1o i1l his skia full of bullets, Lacy | 90UNCIL BLUFFS = = urged Dunn to arrest him, but the officer going outslde found tho fellows gone. fif!s{wn{gnhu was told that he was in Ben, arks old rooms, and going there found 4 b, and arosed . In foiog up Lo the Mrs, B, J, Hilton, M. 1., station, crossing disgonall, d and Main street, Leonard pu{hil hand in PHYSIGIAN & SURGEON' his pocket a8 if to pull & gun, and 233 Middle Broedwsy, Council Blufls, &8 Dunn started to step arounds to the — e — {:l"ul:,‘k rigl:jt side to prevent him, Jthe d broke and run. Dunn pulled his re- volver and fired twice, Jue ball golng RDI.I.H R through the fellows hat, grazing the skin A A above the right temEle, the other strik- jog himin tho back. 'The fellow kept lulluill? and soon gotout of sight, Dunn went aftor another officer, and a lantern, and when ho returned to look for him, ' he had been taken into the gambling rooms whero he was first arrested, and & 2Rl Ny izl ootor had been called in, After having | ATTERNOON a his wounds dressed he was taken to the | EVENING os n E Coy house, and was able yesterday to be about the streets. The other side of the sto Dunn had been drinking, and that he went up into Mark's 0ld gambling rooms, | A ¥. SOHANCK, H. H. MARTFNS, and seeing Loonard arrested him on the Usuagsr, FPropeletor, STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY: i K et 201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. figgflut_:u'ldlmBulngfi“l.]glggfi!fll,thflAms“j.scg'gm“gcgfl Octrs i th iy orcouney soliitel, Eromsttfention s stiaction THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY e S rations, Pablic and Private Institutions and District Attornays. Stolen property t et OO Miseini frlonds found, Divoroos procurad. - §500 reward offorod for the arrest Y eonvlction of any person of perons traudulently reprosunting this Association. All communications 1s better prepared than ever bofore to fill all demands for washing, We 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. dctly confidential. Office: Masonle Temple Council Blufls Iows. P. 0. Box 1208, NN etcalf BrosS.. : WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Orders sent by matl or otherwise receive prompt attention, ALBERT P. JOHNSORN, Proprietor. HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, = oo -~ ! on s and 844 Mroadway, OOUNOIT, BLUFFS 10WA o MRS. J. J. GOOD . BE COTIEILE Waves, SBwitches, V;ha.tn:)ts, L.a.ngt..'y avd I:ompa.douf‘ UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER / Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds. Frizzes, L EGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ALL KINDBQOF EairGoods W. P. ALYSWORTE. MAIN STREET, $COUNCIL BLUFFS = f o MRS L A. WARBURTON, FasHionABLE DRESSMAKER. Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. 238 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFF3 W.R. VAUCHAN. ; : R. Rice M. D. Justice of the Peace.|syopmy s g v CHRONIC DISEASES of e spociay, Over hirly yoaro practiosl experience OTce earl Ariely Councll Blusle sarConcultarlon tree Crain & Provisions, Justice of the Peacs. *'s vortes, OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESE, Commission Merchant COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Fwisuwest - - - & 0. B Brswick, @G. EnGAr, Secretary. Assistant. A. F. CLATTERBUCK, Manager. ETOUSE MOVIEEL., Prame Housos moved on the LITTLE GIANT trucks and auy fllstance ‘andffover aoy ki o oy BRICK HOUSES raised. Al work gasranteed, d 7 Nad et 0 W.i P, AYLSWORTH, 101 PIANOS HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Lisar, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finishy KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Price to Buy. Omahs ana Counell Bluffr, Real estate colloction agency, Odd Fellows Block aver Saviogs Bank N. 8CHURZ. The Kimball Organ, 80 long and favorably known in the west, recommend hprbye i AR W ART, © Sols Agent for above linos fof Good. i g 0y Councl Blutt, 1ows. | Gouncil Blufls 02 feapoudence Solici | St RS 3