Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1884, Page 6

{ P——— Y BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 11 — JOUNCIL BLUFFS Tuesday Morning November 11, SUBSCRIPTION RA ByCarrler = = = = = = = 9 por = #10.00 por yosr OFFICE paarl Street, Noar Broadwsy MINOR MENTION, Seo J. Reiter's new fall stock of cloth Richards & Moedinger have oponed a meat shop at 821 Matn sireet. Dealors will find bargains at Seaman’s closing out sale, on usual terms. Remember the entertainment at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A, this evening. Joff Groen was yostorday fined for be- ing drunk and having hada tussle with Ofticer Towns. Edward Watts, a butcher employed at 803 Main street, yesterday morning cut his hand badly. Leave to marry was extended ‘yos- terday to Frank Darlin and Eda E, Withrow, both of thiscity. August Anderson has commenced suit againat the Council Bluffe water works company for $100, claimed for labor, Charles Saunders, known bottor as “iCute,” was yosterday fined §9.60 for dis- turbing the peaco ot Wagner's saloon. The examination of Qadu on a charge of picking the pockets of a Red Oak man, is to be held before Judge Ayles- worth to-day. F. P. Jones, cashler at the Wabash freight depot has moved into his new residence on Third atreet between Eighth and Ninth avenues, Frank Jackson yesterday pleaded guilty to atealing a olock and some other artl- cles from Mr. Jennings, and was sen- tonced to thirty days in jail. During the democratic pow-wow Satur- day night, some reckless shooter senta ball through one of the large plate-glass windows in Andy Keating's store, Tickets are selling well for the dance of the police force at Masonic hall on the evening of the 20th. The boys ought to be encouraged and give them a rousing benefit. It would be a good scheme for the democrats to clear up the remnants of the burnt tar barrels left on Broadway, before going over to Omaha to clatter up the atreets thero. There were several Y. M. C. A. work- ers from abroad who visited tho rooms here yesterday. Among them were throe from Lincoln, three from Weeping ‘Water, and three from York, Neb, ‘While hunting about for reasons why the insurance rates have boen increased, would 1t not b well to see whether {t is not because the insurance men consider the fire department as}efficiont as under Chief Temploton? The roport reaches hero of the burning of a barn belonging to Louis Mincel, living near Mr. Birchard’s, about eight miles from the city. When the infor- mant left, there was some danger of tho house going too, The saloonists aro paying up thoir li- censes quito promptly. The mayor says that so faras ho can learn, this ie the only city in the state that is gotting a rovenuo from ita saloons, although they are running in other cities. A document is belng circulated and re- | 8till ycsterday colving numerous signatures, protesting against the advancement of rates of insurance, and agrecing to withdraw In- suranco from companies, thus increasing tho rates., It is claimed that in some cases rates have beeu advanced 40 per cent, while the promise was mado of cheaper rates after wator works wero es- tablished. A traveling man at the Pacific houso, who has been celebrating too freely, tried to sober off on chloral and got 5o heavy a dose that he came near passing over, whero elections are no more. His con- dition yesterdsy morning was very ularming, and it was only by the most persistent and skillful efforts that his A HOME CONTEST. linc Snpervisors Ran Against & Suag | in Canvassing the Vote, A New Elector May be Ordered in the Fourth Ward. Promise of a Pow-Wow. Board of Supervisors, November eca- sion, Monday, November 10, 1884 In aceordance with law, the board of supervisors of Pottawattamio county, lowa, met in regular session. Presont—S. G. Underwood, R. Kirk iraham and H. wood, S, B. Frum, A. C. Rishton, This being the time tixed by law for the canvass of votes cast at the general olectlon held on the 4th day of Novem- ber, 1884, in the soveral precincts of Pottawattamio county, Iowa, and the re- turns from all the precincts having boen made, the board actingas county can vassors procended with the canvass ot sald votes publicly, and canvassed the votes of the Kirst, Second and Third precincts of the olty of Conncil Bluffs, and upon examination of the poll book of the Fourth precinct, s diecropancy was found in the number of votes cast, and the number of votes tallied, and the ballot hox for that precinct was sent for, as one of the clerks of the election at that precinct, who was present, claimed that a sheet of paper left in the ballot box with tho names of the voters on that should be in the poll book returned to the suditor, and upon the arrival of the township clerk with the ballot box, W. F. Sapp made a verbal protest againat opening tho ballot box for the Fourth precinct and against the consid- oring of any papers or any other th.ns that may be therein contained on the ground that the same was illegal and not suthorized by law. And after a hearing from several parties present on motion the board adjourned to meot this morn. ing at U o'clock. The above is the olicial record of the doings of the board of Superyisors yes- torday. It Is claimed that the clerks in Fourth ward presinct filled thelr po'l book and the additional names were writ- ton on a sheet of logal cap, which was ac- cidentally left In the ballot box instead of being attached to the poll book. This is snid to account for the fact that the board of supervisors found yesterday in canvass- ing the vote that tho poll book showed only 960 numes, while the returns show- ed 998 votes cast. It is predicted that thls will give rise to somo contests. County Clerk Street is said to have got some information in regard to frauds having been perpetrated in some of the polling places outside of. Council Bluffs, and is consulting as to what he can do absut it. The race he- tween several of the condidates is thought to bo so closo that the result would be changed by a contest over the Fourth ward alone, Judge Aylesworth, who ls in doubt about his having a majority, was hunting up his legal points yestor- IWONAL Mrs, Dr, Hilton has gone to Chicago on & visit to her mother., W. A, Crawford, of Rockland, Mass., wa | at the Ogden yestorday. E, M. Steadman, of Uncle Sam's secret ser vice was in the city yesterday Mr, and Mre, T. A, Clark and daughter | have gone to New York state on a visit to Mr Clark 1 home Harry Curtis, secretary of the Y, M. C, A, eaves to-day for Cedar Rapids to attend the n of the association e is to n “Tho Literary Work of the B The roller skate mostly in favor scems to bo the one with the 2} inch brass lined wheols, tho largest in use, H. L Miller, 1009 Fourth avenue, Council Bluffs, is the western agent for these skates, and is having an immen- e success in selling the same. e corries a large and well aszortod stock of clab, half club and atrap skates. — Stewart Stoves, Do Vol & Wright, cur— COMMEROIAL, DOUNOIL BLUFFA MARKET, 60@05; saled, BO@60, 120 por 100 pounds, od supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Coal—Deliverad, hard, 250 por ton; soft 50 por ton rd—Haizhani’s, wholasaling at 9§c, Flour—City flour, 15062 00, Brooma—2 05@3 00 per doz, Li7R 87001 Cattlo—Butchor cows 3 2 atoors, 3 Sheop—2 Hogs—4 0@ PRODUCR Poultry~Live old hens, Ge; 210@3 0 per doz. Butter—Croamery, 23@30c; choice country 375, Butcher AND FRUITS, pring chickens, por bushel; co cooking weet 0o —— Orders by telephone for flour, feed, wood, coal, and hay, will be promptly filled by Cook & Cooper, 700 Broad- way. Oscar Wilde on Woma London Pall Mall Gazette, Mr, Oscar Wilde, who asks us to per- mit him “‘that most charming of all pleas- ures, tho pleasuro of answering ono’s critics,” sends us the following: ““The ‘Ciirl Graduate’ must of courss Iave precedence, not merely for her sex, but for her sanity; her letter is extremely sensible, She makes two points: that hizh heels aro a necessity for any lady who wishes to keep hor dress clean from the Styzian mud of our atreets, and that without' a tight coraet, the ‘ordinary number of petticoats and etceteras’ can- not be properly or conveniently held up. “Now, it is quite true that as long as the lower garments are suspendod from tho hips a corset is an absolute necessity; the mistake lies in not suspending all ap- parel from the shoulders. In the latter cano & corset bacomes usoless, the body fs left free and unconfined for respiration and motlon, there is more health and consejuently more beauty. Indeed, all Dress, day. 1t is said by somo that in caso tho Fourth ward error should affect the ro- sult of any state or district office, a new eloction could bo ordered in that ward. e S el It will pay you to sce our line of atovas bofore you buy. Dz Vou & Werans, 504 Broadway. | THE OITY'S SOLONS, The Doings of the City Council Ye - terday, A special meeting of tho city council was held yesterday afternoon, the chief purpose being to issue a warrant in favor of Reagan Bros. & MecGorisk for amount due on paving. The warrant was grant- ed, and 1¢ is expected that the work will now go on, it having come to a stand- Proporty owners petitioned for the filling of Iifth avenue from Toenth to Twolfth streot. Cranted and the clerk instructed to advertise for bide. Notices were presented that Mrs, B, Zipp and Thos. Ginfalylo had commenced suits against the city on account of over- flows, the former claiming 51,000 dam. ages, and the latter 1,000, Referred to city ttorney. Attentlon was called to the pool of wa- ter stanaing in front of Mr, Houghton's residence, corner of Seventh stroet and Seventh avenue. The committee on streots was instructed to remedy the mat. r. A lengthy discussion was had absut tho improvement of ludian creek, All seemed agreed that it was advisable to go on with the work, and open the creek clear to the river at once, tho only dif- life was saved. B. F. Clayton was in the city yoster- day looking after this county’s part of the £30,000 to be contributed by Iowa to the Now Orloans oxposition, The un- derstanding is that at the next meeting of the legislatuao this amount will be covered by the state tax, butin the mesntime each county is expacted to psy its share, which will doubtless be refun- ded by the state. The county board here does not seem favorably inclined to ad- vancing the money, thinking it is not strictly logal, although feeling favorablo to the enterprise and in case the board will not arrange it, it is the intention to get twenty or thirty citizens tosign note, securing the money thus, —— Wrought Tron Ranges atreduced prices, Do Vol & Wright, 604 Broadway, Window shades at ccst to close them out. P, C. Miller 13 Pearl street. — Real Estats 4ran The following transfers were filed in county clerk’s offico yosterday and re- ported for the Bee by J, P. McMahon, real estate agent, November 10, 1884: Robert Wilson and wife to Tyler Baird, L. 6 Caseady’s rubdivision of L 82,0 P, alsn I, 0, Caseady's subdivi- eion of L 82; §200, Jacob Brown to Thomas Rishton, T, 10, 11 ad 12, B, Noola, 14 ; £85,00, LR Olosing Out, To close the business I offer my stook of ference being as to the method of raising tho ncoessary moncy. Tho matter was finally referred to the committeo on soworage, the city ongineer and city at- torney, to report next Friday aight, to which time tho council adjourned, e— Ordor hard wood of P, Overton, e — Stock Shipmoents, The following are the shipments of stock from the Union stock yards for No- vember 10: W. 8. Wontcott, 2 cars horees, 110 hend, ufcwil)ml of N, Taylor, North Loup, via U. P, C. D.'Prescott 1 car horses, h head, account N, Taylor, Arkansas City, via ], Py Evans & Haas, 22 cars cattlo, 440 coge, vis C., B, & Q. J. W, Vail, 12 cars cattle, 241 head, account Palmer & Richmond, Red Oak, Towa, Clay & Forrest, G cara cattle, 117 hoad, account J, M, Robiuson, Chicago, via C., M. & 8t, P, 0. W, John, 3 cars _cattle, 90, account J. M, Robinson, Grafton, via B, & M. Heimbsum & Merriam, 1 car hoge, (5 head, account J. 8, McFarlan, Chicago, vin O, R. L & P, 8. Durmouth, 1 car hogs, 120 head, lrsc(iuut J. 8, McFarlan, Hastings, via U. P J. Wiggins, 1car hogs, 58 head, count J, 8. McFarlan, Chlcago, via R.1 &P, O, Lawport, 1 oar hogs, 65 hoad, ac: count.J, 8, McFarlan, Chicago, via C RI&AP J, Mann & Bro, 2 cars cattle, b8 head, account J. 8. McFarlan, Sandbary, Mo, miscellanecus books, picture, fansy goods, notions, fire scroens, ensels, willow andy W, Myers & Co,, 2 cars sheep, cane high chairs and children's rockers, At pric H. E Senwan, paper, backs aud station- ery, 604 Broadway, Council Bluffs, vis Wabash, 8t. Louis & Pacific, head, account Palmer & Richmond, Chi- |! her folly prescribed, not the tight corset surely, but the farthingale, ths vertuga- din, the hoop, the crinoline, and that tho most ungainly and uncomfortable ar- : tioles of dress that fashion hes ever in Councfl Blufs, MUELLER, 1 4 NORENE &:‘, LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors, J. S et Hetion SaE Tieaona s Brioa 4 PROPRIETOR Ol SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, : I’Jn&\‘{;\:"*j‘ j 2056 Main Street, . . - . . . Counell Bload DE. JUDIV’E ELECTRIC BELT. opt, by us, sic H A;;i;‘aiigw;;gfim References—Any of the business housos In Counell Bl MITH Propsictors Fourth 8t, COUNOCIL UFFS. Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory KIEL S.ALE STABLES Keep Horser and Mules conatantly on hand which wo will sell in retail or wholesale lots, All Stock Warranted as Represented. Wholesale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices sonable. €atisfaction Guaranteed SCHLUTER & BOLEYX Corner Fifth Avo, & 4th St., Council Bluffa Upon ‘he openinz of the season for the Holiday Goods trade, | beg to inform my customers and the public in gener- al, th-t | have made extensive prepara- tions for a large trade and feel confi- dent that | can fill all orders that may he entrusted to me to your; entire sat- isfaction. My assortment of imported and do- mestic goods, | am pleased to assure you, is far superior to any of previous seasons, and a visit to my estahlis’- ment, 103 Main street, Council Bluffs, lowa, will repay you. The entire stock has heen selected by myself with a view to meet the wants and demands of the general trade in the west. ~ Should none of my agents he able to call on you during the season it will be of great advan- tage to you to pay me a visit and per- sonally select your wants, as travel- ing men never can carry sucha full line as is shown you at my head- quarters. J. MUELLER. Agts., LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ' 7 and 9 Main street, -5 Covxerr BLUFrs, - - - « « Towa, A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selec: From. LARGEST AND BEST STOOK OF ALL KINDS OF ElairGoods In Iowa and Nobraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Councl] Blufls, Towa. oS umi i nempiest ot ¥ 1 MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Manufactarer. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urta2ivs, in Lace, '£1'k, Turcoman, Ete.?! Oil'cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Bte ARPIENTS P boicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, ome and bo convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In our llne. § heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Now. 6, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromntlyCardane COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Both new and second hand, ranging in prices from $3.50 to 25 each. Take advantage and {ain ¢ 1 all _early to ol the best bargains. I am making a big reduction in FFUORNITOGOCTURIE A8 1 need the room to display my stock of stoves. 103 MAIN STREET, Iowa A. J.MANDET, 82 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, modern monstrosity, the so-callod ‘dress improver,’ also, all of them have owed their origin to the same error, the error of not seeing that it 1s fromthe shoulders and from the shoulders only, that all garments should be hung, “And as regard mit that some additional height to the shoo or boot is necessary if long gowns are to be worn on the street; but what 1 high heels I quite ad- | offor all goods now in stock, at prices never before quoted in this city. Special Bar;gainé In Wall Paper. g | _n order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, Ihave decided to GEO. R, BEARD, No. 32 Main Street, next to P. O, objest to i that the height should be given to the heel only, and not to the sole of the foot also,” The modern high- the steps, and consequently to produce that want of grace which alwaya followed mant of freedom. ““Why should clogs bo dospised! Much art has been exponded on clogs, They have beon made of lovely woods and del- of pearl. A clog might be o droam of beauty, and if not too high or too hesvy, most comfortablo also. “Bat if thero by any who do not like clogs let thewm tey some adaptation of the trouser af the Turkish lady, which is lovse arovnd the | and tight at the aukle. The ‘Girl Giradusto, with a pathos to which Lam not msensible, en- treats me not to apnh za ‘thatawful, b Finged, bl wucod and bekilted di- vided ekire.” Well, 1 will acknowledge that the feiges, the ] unces and the Kilting do c-riminly defest 1he whole ob of the dress, which is that « [ vase and Liberty; but § regurd thess things as that the divided skirt 18 wshumed ot 1te own division, Taw principle of the dress i8 good, and, though it is not by any menns pe i 1" rd i " Mrs, H. J. dutn. & 0, i 22 M1dd) () e0 For Sale! Twilaelltho following projerty on easy torms if bought witki 200 Acre Farm, Five miles north of Councll Rluffs; good harn, house orchad, aud all fonled 400 Acre Farm, Five mll s castot L ovd ard wcrows undor plo v, 10 A0Fcw Him vided Lo v mealow, 101 cla beeasily di all farm i d pasuro; & 05t ciass 8 Ck (ar1a U i every respect. 240 Acres of W 1d Lnd, Suitable for Farming, ALSO 260 Head of Cattle, 75 Head of H rses, 300 He d of Hogs, Also Farming Tmplements sutliciont to oarry o said faras, Al 16,000 Bushels of Corn, and 400 Tons of Tame and Wild Hay. $41d stock, corn, feed and machinory s divide! upy 1 I head, acconnt J, 8, McFarlan, Ohicazo. never known before in the west, | via Wabash, #1. Lovis & Pacifie, W, Myers & Co. 1 carsheep, 120 bead, to Ccuncil Blufls, On aald. ik, wud will be soid only i coancetios | With watd More 1y {or Choloo Stack farmy, welt | stack d Poies.lon glveu c uate of Prch Cill ¢ ¥ P, OADWELL, Couted Blutly, Lowa. B heeled boot is, in fact, merely the clog of iy the tmo of Henry VI with tho front B prop left out, and its inevitable effect is ] to throw the body forward, to shorten q , icately inlaid with ivory and with mother | Orders in the city or country solicited. Promptattention nnd satisfaction mere wickod supe laities, tragic proofs waves, Switches, Whatnots, Laugt.'y acd Pompadour = SE MOVER ervsioran & sonseon | LAY G OO S | o e o e fovrel FINfY 199 MAIN STREET, HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS Bost Modern Price to Buy. MANDEMAKERS & VZN, the west, vacommenda soods, Warerooms, 399 Agents Wantel, The Kimball Organ, so long and favorably know STA'R BU]LUING A SPEC[&\LTY STEW ART, = Sole Agent for above lins of ouncil Bluffa Correspondence Soli itad. 201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. R etcecalf IBros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN QOONOIT, RUITRFS J1OW A W. P ALTSWORTEL Guaranteed. Plaus and specifications furnished fre MRS. L. A. WARBURTGN, FasnionABLE DReESSMAKE |- Cutting and Fitiing a Specialty. o COUNCIL BLUFFS, 4 Trosdway, 230 BROADWAY Frizzes, # -~ ALL KIND3 OF : o BRICK HOUSES raised. COUNCIL BLUF ¥ W. . AYLSWORTH, 1110 Ninth streot. COUNCIT, BLUFFS MRS. S. J. NORRIS, L. C. ARBUTHNOT, Latest Styles Millinery. MILLEN BRI d in & new atore I invite the inspection of ladies. - - OCouncil Bluffs Havivg opene L NORRIS, DEMAREST'S FALL PAPER PATTEENS JUST RECEIVED, 542 BROALWAY, - COUNCIL BLUFKFFS 0| e— ———— e e—— O. B Brswick, Secretury. MRS, S, M.A S DNIOEXIN, CRESTON HOUS il RN OLASH, —— . EVERVTHING #IRSTCLASS Rl Bounc || — Will do all Nos. 217 and 219 8, Main St., . all kinds of det o Manufactories, Co covered Collections n R OLILE R e e oapwenr T | R Y G ¥HOR. OPFIONB, Froprit A. I, CLATTERBUCK, (3. Encax, Manager. Assistaut, e Banke, Putlic wid Private Lustitutions and District Attcenoys. Stolen prooordy re- sing friends found, Divorces pmeured 8000 soward wlforad for thve are persons fraudulontly repressatin: this Asscalation All communioations acondc Tempde Council Bluik Fowa, P jox 1298, ati ADMIS310ON—Gents 1601 adics 10¢. 'FICER & PUSEY |Bargains Which Cannot he Obtained Elsewhere. But the best way Wo can convins everybody that we say what wo miers a:d wean Shat we sa SEATRI-~oule 200. Ladles. 156 ' 2 Lost the trdihiulcs of olir Assrtions is 10 call aud exea o our stock ond prices, slways reucmberiog I BANKERS. THAT WE DEFY COMPETITION 1§ EVERY PARTICULAR, Admission Free to Ladies each morning nad Tues: ARty ST 3 8 RAFY COMPSTIZIR 14 ) PARY N e Jay sud Thureday afteroocus, Use of Ssates 16 F7ONRR i the wagloword which wil a'trac the siteatn of everody, It s the word wg wad centa, Estabusneo R A 1856 r».l.‘m'\.‘m‘.v od e 8 ‘“l‘nu;‘\ s th Hog o how ¢ A, ¥, SCHANCK, M., MARTENS, ' “welgr bud omestic Eachange sa o v Y B AL Picadway, Cenvell Bluds Managér, Vroprietdr.