Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1884, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 — e THE DAILY BEE NUNCIL BLUFFS, nesday Morning October 29, 31 WS WM SUBSCRIPTION RATE: OFFI MINOR MENTION. fall stock of cloth At the roller rink this ever thing is free to the visitors. See J. Raiter's new y every Dave Fostovin, after romaining in jail Monday night, was let out yesterday morning. The stock eale of L. C. Baldwin & Son takes place at tho fair grounds this after. noon, J. N. Casady has been making rome llnpr(-\wmnt to his property on Oakland avenue, Capt. Fox, with all his avoirdupois, will run like a steer as a candidate for constable. 1t is expected that Omaha will send 1,000 men over here to the republican rally Friday night. The organization of tho Knights and Ladies of Honor has been postponed un- til after election. Tho methodist church choir ia to give a concort at tho Broadway church, Fri- day evening of next week. Marriage liconse was yosterday issued to James Thompson and M. C. Chritsen- aon, both of Hazel Dell. 1t is anticipated from the present indi- cations that over 9,000 men will be in the parade next Friday night. Jack White, who is one of the strong- est democratic candidates for constable, says he is running well in Omaha, Officer O'Brion arrested a plain drunk named McLaaghlin yesterday, who was the sole occupant of the city jail. Dan Sullivan, a silk peddler, hailing Mr. Hendricks is an old citizen, the deputy clerk in case of J. J. Shea's election, is not yet denled, and seems to be a fixed fact. This fact not the democratic candidate's chances very much, Patton being ono of the triplets, of which Frainey s chief. J. J. Shen, candldate for county clerk, and his family wero nearly suflocated yen- terday morning at Neola where they re- Tho stove pipe having become dis- 7 the night the gas from the stove cscaped. Mrs, Shen awoke early feeling badly and on attempting to get up fell in a faint to the floor, The house was opened and fresh air allowed circu- late after which Mra, Shea came to. The alley north of Broadway, batweon Main and Pearl streots, Is in a horrible condition, and has been so much of the time for cight or ten years. With the does strengthen side. placed durk not Lyman In order to pull Lyman man, who also has many friends and sup- | through they have to put another repu olocted over such & man as Justice Ab. |it is because they feel that Mr. Street has s, or ovor Mr, Rhodabeck or Mr. |80 fully the confidence of the people that : Coggshall he can stand the burden better than = | Lyman. Mr. Street is quietly bearing The t nths-c1d babe of H (oiotly o5 ¢ Tloombeld. Towa, died |Uhe blame of the charge, without publicly e M "W, 1. Be { her | denying ity probably for the good of the ) 1\ "‘l‘“ Simity in ehls I'ho |P3rty. Ho may bo ablo to stand this her, (Ak " J’_ i ”: | martyrdom, and still win, but it seems ) % 1“ '“ 9 os Bt | hardly fair for the republicans to try to —ax L "l v keep Lyman out by throwing a weight vn Sl A ; wnother and better republican candidate. m Why does not Ald. McMahon attond treot's friends undoratend that he & to the « | meetings? With Judge ‘ . riicgy in to that he received the James hanging on “"‘ ragged odgo "‘]" money, and they beliove him in prefer- resignation, and McMahon absent, 1[4.- ence to Lyman, but publicly he keeps [] Fourth ward has no represontative tn the | ;) v¢hor than hurt Lyman, who can council oxcept Bill Galvin, whoslts in the |\ o’ vnove grief, —_—————— lobby. ——— Tho current roport that Will Patton is| To-day is tho last registration day. o w10 0| 911KS, Dress Goods & Noveltles now hchl 4 zmd for H0 m-nln flt Seaman’e, OF THE OUR CLOAKDEPARTMENT is very complete in variety and excellence of goods. SEAS Noaw, George Butke is visiting his parents hero, Charlic Heislor is sufforing with malarial fover. Jim Davis, of Omaha, was in the city yes- terday. J. Brent, of Muscatine, ior ot vaiemons, wisin e i | Gloakings, Plushes, Velvets, Warron Grant, of Cook Itapids, was in the clty yostorday. W.D. Pruyn, "of Bechtolo yesterday. J. 9. Hamburg, of New the Ogden yesterday. P. H. McCauley, of Des the Bechtelo yestorday Ia., is at the yostorday. Eider, Down and Jersey Cloth Omaha, dined at the York City, was at Moines, put up at paving of Main street it will be worse than ever, as the grade is low. Most of the nroperty owners want to have the alley paved, but there are some who ob- ject, and the city engineer declares that sewerage must be put down there before paving is done. Policeman O’'Brien yesterday arrested aman, who gave the name of Frank Dunn, on suspicion of being John Mullen, a deserter from the depot department of the army at Jefferson, Mo, Chief of Police Skinner took the man over to the government barracks In Omaha, 1f this Cheyenne, has been sent to the county farm here being sick and penniless. The Boys in Blue have secured Mason- hall for election night, and will receive returns there by a special wire run to the hall, A goodly delegation of republicans left last evening to attend the rally at Red Oak. They took the Bavarian and martial bands, The ladies who intend taking part in tho great republican rally Friday evening are requested to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon in Masonic hall. The city jail fall cleaning took placo yesterday. Soap and water were used in largo quantities. Tho jail at that time being unocoupied by prisoners. The paving of North Main street with codar blocks will bo comploted this morn- ing. This complotes the contract of Messrs. J. B. Smith & Co. The republicans are enthusiastic about the coming rally Friday evening. Coun- cil Blufs will have a crowd that night trom all the surrounding county. Doputy marshal Ed Bates had two fin- gers badly mashed yosterday during the jail cloaning, He had thom squoezed by the iron door leading to the cells. On October 22nd at Weston, Iowa, the Rev. Wilbur Fisk united in marriage 0. A. Arrowsmith, of Coon Rapids, and Miss Mattie McCarty, of Milan, Tlls, Tho Centreville Coal company has placed in front of Cook & Coopor's office, on Broadway, a fine samplo from its mines, It is a nice little lump, weighing 2,000. Me. Jorman, the poll tax colloctor, is atill after the delinquents with a sharp atick, and thoso who have not paid up should hasten to reach settlement, some amicable The republican rally on Friday night next promises to bo too large for one pro- cession and they will divide it into threo all of which will march the entire length of Main street. The city council thinks it had botter let the old court house stand until after election, Both parties favor the oast end, but ospecially the democratic mem- bers of the council, The boys' play in which Judge James and the council are indulging, using his resignation as a foot-ball, will probably come to an end by the score cara being cleaned off and all crying quits. Mr. Reagan, the paving contractor, has received a telegram stating that cighteen cars of stone were shipped Monday, and fifteen more yosterday, so the paving is likely to begin this afternoon or to-mor. row again, Tho building formerly occupied by Tibbits & Kost, north of the Cres'on house on Main street, is to be torn down, and is to be replaced by a brick building by the owner of the property, Adam Rit- ter, N. L. Hall bas sold out the Pacific house sample rcom and bilifard hall and gone to Blow, Neb., to go into the hotel business, Wm. Maloney snd Capl. Russell, both well known here, are the purchasers, A row boa' wis ycsterdsy found on the Iowa side of ths river by a boatman wita & kit of burglar tools in it. It was further learned thit two wen were in the boat when it was landed and they got out and walked towvird the city. The democrats havo 1ominated N. Schurz end A, L. H 1dc'cks for justices go until he got ready. holp him_got rondy, and as ho grabbod [ery, 504 Lrowdway, Couneil Blufs him the fellow struck him two or threo hit the fellow on the head with it. hus sworn out a warrant for the arrest of the other and yesterday afternoon At- tornoy Sears got out a warrant for Fero for falsoly assuming to be an officer. trying to sit down on the mun Frainey, and havo Fourth ward caucuses, but by a scratch he got a nomination for justico of the poace. domocrats in sitting proves a deserter O'Brien will get a re- ward of $30. This is the second man arrested by O'Brien on the same charge. It seoms to be pretty wel! settled in the minda of many political prophets that in the congressional contest in this district neither candidate will get 500 majority. Had not the republicans nom- inated a man whose record has to be de- fended by such voluminous documents and extended explanations, Pusey would either not have run, or would have been snowed under by big drifts. Many oi the republicans cannotv endorse Lyman and others vote for him under a protest, and simply because it is a national year. Detective Fero had a little rattle yes- terday with a stranger who had been hanging about the dopot and yards of the Milwaukee and St. Paul company for two or three days. Fero warned him away,and the fellow declared he wouldn’t Fero proposed to times, Then Ferro pulled his gun and Each The demucrats thomselves have been succeeded in doing so in the Tho ropublicans will help the down on him noxt . Ho has the reputation of being a moro ward politician, and when justico of tho poace befaro he mado anything but a favorable rocord, and since his last defoat his chiof ambition seoms to have been to hang onto Vaughan's coat tails, Vaughan himsolf, would doubtless bo glad to shake him, but Fralney having once got into the star chambor and loarned some of its secrots, it is no ensy thing to do. woek. There has been much trouble at differ- ent times over the sewerage trade of the Pacific house, as it empties into the croek near Mace Wise's stable, making it very offensive to that gentloman. It scems that the Pacific house had at one time a direct sewer to the ereek, but when the city put in another sewor the Pavific house sewer was made to connect with this and the direct sower abandoned. Now that the new sewerage is being laid the city has abandoned the old eower, and the Pacific house folks propose to re- open tho direct sower to the creek, in tending to use it only a fow weeks until the city’s new seworage is complatod so that the houso can b connected with that. Mace Wise has sued for an junction to restrain this, aud served no- tice on the city, He is quite hot about it, and talks of blowing the sewer up with dynamite if he cannot get rid of it any other way. The mat‘er is now in the hands of a council committee and the city attorney, who will tey to pasify tho par- ties for a short time, when permanent sewerage will be provided, n- Tho republicans have issued 50,000 large circulars in defense of Lyman's record. The printed matter, set wsolid, mesaures fiftoen feet in length, Yot in all this there is not a line denying the fact that there was & shortage in Lyman's accounts o revenua collector, That is conceded, ¢nd the only uss tho space 18 put to is to show that he was not actuslly arrested or tried, but that it was patched of the peace, Mr, Schur: will doubtless be elected, as he has many republican friends as well as dem: and is known a¢ an ocratic supporters, | up. In defending the major from the chargo arising out of the Keyser judy (URTAINS /Turcoman, CURTAINS | Tambour, NMadras and I.ace! Curtain Goods, Window Shades, Etc., Etc. CARPETS STOCK COMPLETE IN MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, INGRAIN & HEMF Geo. D. Morgan, of Westfield, N, Y., was at the Pacific yesterday. P, Weirich, of Griswold, Towa, was stop- ping at the Pacific yesterday. Hon, Jim Stephenson, of Omaha, was on this side of the river yesterday. Mrs. L. H. Mosslor has gone cas’ to visit friends in Chicago and Cincinnati. W. M. Carlisle and wife, of Missouri Val- ley, took dinner at the Bechtele yesterday. J. W. Camp has returned from Wisconsin with bis bride, both of whom are heartily wel- comed to Council Bluffs, Samuel Burns, of Omaha, took a ride around this city yesterday in company with thres traveling men from Omaha. Rev, Mr. Watson, of Sioux City; Rev. Mr Avary, of Donnison, and Rev, Mr. Simpson, of Atlantic, are in the city. City editor Whittlesey, of the Globe, smiles and smiles again, becauso a nice little maiden has arrived to gladden his home. Attorney Sear's wife is very 11l with malarial fever; 5o much so that Mr. Sear has boen compelled to cancel somo of his arra ngements for speaking during the campaign. Fi. A. Ford, general passenger agent of the Ponnsylvania railroad, and W. C. Adams, holding a like position on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayno % Chicago railroad, were horo yster- day. They were driven around the city by J. L. De Bevoise and J. C. Mitchell, after which they left for O a. They are bound for Kansas City to a-tend the meeting of gen eral passenger og ents, — — Closing Out To close tho business I offer my stock of miscollanoous books, picture, fanzy goods, i) Special Bargains in Wall Paper. cane high chairs and children’s rockers, | .n order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, I'have decided to at prices never known before in the west. | oae 1 o0 : goods now in stock, at prices never before quoted in this city. K S books and atati HJiflostman, naner ibooks aiid tation 10. R. BEARD, No. 32 Main Street, next to P, O. 0ii Cloth, Rugs, Mattings, Mats, Ete., Ete. HARKNESSBROS. 401 Broaaway, Council Bluffs, Iowa: XD IRIEIN W. P ALYSWORTH. B o A SONIC THAPLE " . COUNCIH BLUFFS P hl 8 | Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardano “ I[: a B L C ARBUTHNOT —OF— AL THE LA T.TLES IN— : \|542 BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS —a7— ENOTISE NIV ESER (M2 I500We — - - - T W Gouncfl Blufl's Iowa’ H: .-:.Lm :fjkxti\lll‘:;nll‘:‘lldllh “Ii\;lrut'ruuku and any distance sud Over wny kina or groun ' e s 33 sine | COOKING AND HEATING STOVES yesl g ! o Both new and second hand, rarging in prices from $3.59 to — S W $20 snch. Tako advantage and call early to obiain MRS S. J. ORRIS Latest Sty!es Millinery. Having opened in a new store I invite the inspection of ladien. MRS, 8, J, NORIIS, 236 Broadway, Gonwsil Bluffs 1 0. E. Brswic h,_ F. Cx \T'HIL:J(I\‘ S ecyetury. Mmm"u. Council Bluffs Deiectwe Association Will do all kindh of dutoative work f Tolegraph an ., L.C.BALDWIN & SON Will sell Efghty Head of Well-Bred Short Horm Cattle, consisting of Bulls,Cows & Heifers i fon Putlic nul Prival ud District f\u hlh\'a \mhn |vr) r M il poured 8300 reward offwred for th * Of the following families: » i this associetion All communicna Renick, Rose of Sharon, Lady whams, (rmk nlrhll) oconfidentiak” Oftico: Maconic Temylo neil Blufls fuwa. P O. Dux 1208, shanks, lanthas, Lady Eliziboths, B — Pedi s others, All the of —————— . BALDWIN & SON, 39 Poar) Street, Council Blufts, Mis, B, J Hlltun N D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEQ 222 Middle llroldvlv. Counetl Blufts. Lamps Lamps, Lamps. BIG DRIVE. AT HOMER'S. Main Street N,| STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUF F3. Orders in the city or country solicited. Promptattention and satisfaction (hmr«mtw-d Plans and swmtn ations furnished free. MRS. L. A. WARBURTON \FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. L BLUFFS, 230 BROADWAY SPICIAL: NOTICE. We would call your attention to the fact thed the NEW BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE ARE OFFERING Bargams 'W‘hmh Cannot e Obtamed Elsewhere Bluffs, r, W. IH. Sherraden Councl ll ment, his friends, only defeuso is that arest aal eapable | County Olerk Street got the money, and ) st A e i tlless of our assertions 1 to call aud examiry our 3 ricas always rememiring : THAT WE DEFY COMP:TITION ¢N EVER PARTL ll\H‘ Masonic Temple, | sroamsususmrt st sinctin sentonof somboty b s ot o il L and solling, thereby pro T shaters 11 croharge Council Blufls -+ Towa, | Uaste of buylag Gk Wi, buereby peotsskion viiohy AT Brosdway, Qounsil Bluds H.H. HORNE & €0, WHOLESBALE DEAT Fine Cigar We r'\\n a speclalty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE YARA CIGARS, a2 reprosentod, OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSF, H. H. HORNE & CO,, S IN g HAVANA sud All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and wareanted 72 Broad wa; BLUFFS, . NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors. Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on Short Notice and a Reasonale P n(vi i SATISF ,\CTION GUARANTEHIL l COUNCIL I0OWA 205 Main Street, Council Bluflg. DR. JUDD’S ELEGTRIC BELT. 6,000 Electric Bolts rold for tho Month of Sept, by us. Acents Wanted! Reterencos—Any of the Lusiness housea In Councll Blufts, Salesrooms 319, Broadway. JUDD & SMITH Propriotors, Mnnufut(flry 30, Fourth 8t. COUNCIL BLUFFS. KIEL’'S SALE STABLES-—- Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will sell in rotail or wholesalo lots, All Stock Warranted as Represented. Wholecale and rotall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea sonable. Satisfacdion Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEX® Corner Fifth Ave, & 4th sa., Council Bluffs, BMITH & TOLLER, Agts., LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Maln street, Councit BLUFFS, - - - - - JowA, A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selecc From. LARGEST ANDZBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EHairGoods In Jowa and Nobrasks, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Councl} Bluffs, Towa. o wrosdipiesoty =t Neterst 1 MRS ], A, BENEDICT, Mannfactarer, AW TLad COST until all are_dispssed of. M. COININEITILa UNDEHTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds. EuEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OFPEN DAY AND NIGHT No. 12 INW. Main Sit.,. Qouncil Bluflfs. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in 'Llcu. ‘E1'K, Turcoman, Etfc.. Oil cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Eto 'R I IS # hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, sme and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In our lin heapest place to buy GARPETS, Curtsins and Eouse Furnishings In tl '\ the best bargains. [ am making a big reduction in FURNIT’U]FLE As 1 noud dhe room to display my stock of stoves, PIANO HALLEYT, DAVIS AND CCMPANY PIAN®S Endoreed by Fraxa Laser, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrival'ed or Tone oz Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Pricoso Buy, Council Blutts, Towa, 'r’n Kimball Orgsa, sa tong and favarably knowes in the wast, racommends WART, = Sole Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooms, 329 umu‘ Bluffs Agenta Wan tad, Corresponderes Solicited, Ddetcall Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, and 344 Pmd-ny. "HUN[‘IL m.l’TFFfi l()wA MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves, Switches, Whatnots, Langw.'y atd Pompadour Frizzes, ALL KINDS OF Eair Goods\ 20 MAIN STREET, COUNOIL BLLF]‘a MAX MOEILIV,. Praprit o CRESTON HOUS ~—~—EVERYTHING ¢IRFTCLASS, — Nos, 217 and 219 8, Main 8t., COUNCILBLUFFS