Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1884, Page 7

1 AM TIE WESTERN AGENT FOR TilR ' “RICHMOND SEATE.” COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCA1 THE BLOODY BALL. Thie Details of the Shooting aud Fight- 1ug Near the Fair Gronods. NEW No One Fatally Injored. Thanksgiving evening thore was a dis graceful row at a dance, the outlines of which, as they could be haily v 1Al Cla tomm is 8bape fen Ith 1o of the skate manufacturer This « what « has pur 1 of ¢ rathered at that lato hour, wore glven in yester ay's Ber, At that time it was that Still Bates and Vie fton prove reported Cate i the mar wheels wiih hrass bushings, they ae Sandowski were aased In a soparace b, 1650, Lalsh osry a full line " % " 3 & full line of all extrss Stmall and Liegs brams tined wheels, both wounded by bullets fired by a man { accompar ving orfer; blance s2nt C. O, 1 1. L. MILLER, arth Avenus | named Perdu. Additlonal dotails, as Council Biuffs, Towa. learned yesterday, wera to the effect that no one was seriously hurt, It scems that a man named Estes was the one who gave the dance, in what is known as “‘tar paper hall,” a building near the fatr grounds, in which one large room, used sometimes as a hall, is lined with the paper which gives the namo to the place. At a similar dance given a fow nights before, it s claimed that the man Perdu and his eon had a row with ono Tom Brown, in which Brown was badly thumped, and that on Wednesday night some of Brown's friends sought revenge on the Perdus, and this started the row that evening. Young Perdue was outside the house, and was getting badly pounded, when ho broke and got away, retreating into the house for a moment, and reap- pearing with his father, who nad a re- volver., S'ill Bates, who was in the crowd outside, had a club, and with this he threatened Perdu if he did not drop the gun. Instead of dropping it Perdu commenced shooting, firing two shots at Bates, the crowd ecattering, and Perdu and his son goiug back Into the house. It was thought that one of the balle hit Bates, but his friends yesterdoy de- nied that he was injured.” Sandowski says ho was mnot concerned in the war, but that ho and Mike Davy were roturn. ing home from the Northwestern round house, and as thoy neared that place they found the row in progress, and watched it for a while until the shooting com- menced, when they started away on tho run. One bullet whistled uncomfortably near him, but dld not hit him, but in running he fell down and struck his head on a stake, causing a slight flesh wound which he did not notice at first. His comrade thought the wound was cauand by one of tho bullets, but Sandowski did not think so. 'The wound was not a serious one anyway. The affair in its best light was a disgraceful one, and all good citizens aro naturally gotting heart- ily sick of such scenes, and the demand now is that these matters be not passed over so lightly asin the past, but that prompt, effective steps be taken to pun- ish thoee concerned, and in a manner which will be something of a warning to others, CHAS. SHIYERIGK, - (EFEFurniture | UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, PASSYNGER ELEVATOR TO ALL FLOORS, | 1208, 1208 and 1210 Farnam St., Omana, N —— ~ h Diploma of Honor, Medal of Merit, —AND— , CERTIFICATE of DISTINCTION at the CENTENNIAL THESE INSTRUMENTS POSSESS THE HIGHEST EXCELLENGE TN . Power, Richness and Svmpathetic Quality of Tone, Elegance'and Durabilitv of Workmanship. Pronounced by the Artists and the Press, both at home and i Europe, as the Sweetest Toned Piano Ever Made. .~ .MAX MEYER & BRO, I'd f General Western Agents: —— RSONAL! HC. Thoiss, of Chicsgo, a tobacco leaf man spent the holiday here. 1. Mitcholl, of Marion, Towa, spent Thankegiving here, attending the marriage of his brother, Mr. J. C. Mitchell, Ed. Towslee ate his turkey in Glenwood, M. 1, Rohrer has gone to Detroit on a brief business trip. E. 3 epent T W. A. CLARKE, RICHAR 8 & CLARKE, ! Superinendent Proprietors I s Omaha iron Works RAILWAY, nire and bis sister, Miss Anna, anksgiving at Fort Leavenworth, Mrs. Henry Swan, who has been visiting friends in Des Moines, returned to spend Thanksgiving at home, TOWABITENS, Lemars has adopted a saloon license of $20 a month. Sleux City is putting in the Holly rys- tem of water works, 7TH & 18TH “T'REKIN .\U. P. . Thirty thousand dollars changed hands in Dubuque on the result of the electio! The corner stone of the new court houee at Marshalltown was laid Wednee- day. Atlantic has adopted the Council Blufls pop dodgo aud licensed her saloons at $480 a your. The county of Harrison has ten in- mates st the Mt. Pleasant asylum and paye $504.90 for their support. A new Catholic church is to be erccted at Shexill's Mount, Dubuque county,at o cost of from §14,000 to $16,000. Bishop Foes will dedicate ths new Methodist church at Emmetsburg on the 30th iust. The house cost §10,000. The prohibitionists of Muscatine are clamoring for the impeachment of Judge Huyea, bocaugo he decided against them There is a rumor in Des Moines to the eflecy that an arrargement is in process of formulation by which the council cou- template drawing some révenue from the aaloons through the medium of wontbly finea. The commissioners of the new state insane asylum tobe located at Clarinda met in Architect Foster's office. and awarded contracts as follows: Oliver it i 3 OF AND DK MANUWACTURBH i __Stoam Engines, Botlers WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS, THE DAILY BEE---FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 | 1 from sleep and rearcaly yet ablo to un derstand - anything wnore of the circam stances thau tho horrible nature of the danger which menaced them added their ecrearus and their ories for assistance to the awful chorus “For God's sake, save us.” “Aladder! A Iadder! Won't some. body bring a laddy!" ‘In God’s name, are you going to let ua burn alive Almost every one of the twenty-one windows in the two upperstories revealed to the horrified spectators a horror of ita own, Allat once the members of the little group upon the sidewalk wore starllod by the appearance in the midst of them of & young woman who had escaped from the flames by getting out of the skylight and coming down through the Dustin house. 1t was very cold, and she had nothing on but her night-drees, badly torn and burned. Her hair hung down in wild coufusion. She rushed back and forth like an insane person, wringing her hands and orying out incessantly: 0, save my husband! O, for God's sake, savo him!” This was Mrs. Hunt, who, separated from her husband in the tlames in spite of their desparato efforts to keop togother, believedjhim to have perished, totally unaware that he, savedin another cqually marvelous manner, was almost at tho samo Instant wild with grief for her supposed destruction. Her cries wero terriblo to her. Boside herself with griof and terror, she fled up the 1884 pJ A m Q PECIAL NOTICES. NOTIUK. —Special & vertisements, oo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board g, oto., will be Inserted 1n this column ab the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each mubsequent o ortlon. Teave advertisemonta ad our offioe, No. Poarl Stroet. noar Broadway WANTS VW ANTED- Situwition as houselcepor. Refor ences given © cows for mate. Ad drose & At 1226 P 4 Council Bu (CPAL AND W ot « n, 898 rwd way, solls At reasonable price RIVER 2 000 Tbs, 128 cublo for A cord Try him, JPOR SALE. Piano, . K. Seanan, Paper, Baoks and Statior oy, Counc 1 Blufts. F‘ulwu.rnn RENT-The Orvis Packing housc and machlnory, Loatod In this city, Capacity 160 hoks por day. Odell & Day cll Blufts to_take A only Awenty Every body in € Dolivored by carrl APERS—For sale at Lxs offico, st 95 cents » hundred Railway Time Ta.ble; OOUNCIL BLUFFS, following aro the times of the arrival and de. parturo of tralne by central atandard time, at the soal depots. Tralus loave transtor dopod Son min utow oartier and arrive ton minutes Intor. CIIOAGO, NURLINGTON AND QUINOY. Th Chlcago Exproes Fash Mall. street erying. “‘Oh, my husband! Oh, my husband!"” until at last, caught and overpowored by numbere, she was forced to put on a pair of shoes which one of the men snatched from his feet, and was carrled into the Elm houee in a faint. But a moment later her young husband, escaping to the streot, stood on the farther side opposite the burning building with his eyes fixed upon the little room where ho had so lately left his wife, with a mute, pale fuce. Ho remained motionless, watching the fire leap up in that room; saw it burn- ing the hittle bureaw and burst at last out of the window in a dense, lurid sheet; and people wondered what made him stand there so still and white. Some- body got him at last into the Elm house, but” neither that night mor the hours which have since Intervened have been sufficient to efface from his mind the impression of horror ‘during the fow minutes which he stood watching the room where he believed his wife to bo burning. At the upper corner window a woman, who was afterward identified as Katie Gllmartin, had becn standing in her night dress screaming herself hoarso for many minutes. Sucdenly she was seen to climb upon the siil, and, despito the warning cries of those In the street be- low, to jump wildly out into the air. Some ot the bystanders turned away their heads, but the fascination of the horror kept most eyes riveted upon the swiftly descending figure, The body foll like leed, partly turning head downward in its course, and struck with a terrible force across the narrow iron bar at the bottom of the second story, which sup- ports an awnlog in the summer time. Her body doubled over this, quivered for an instant on the edge, and then top- pled in the street. Strange to say she was not dead whoh they picked her up, and though she has remained almost con- stantly since in a state of unconscious- ness, may yot recover from her terrible injuries. An instant later after her fall two others, with a dreadful cry of de- spair, leaped one aftor the other down through the forty odd foet of apace from the windows to the sidewalk, All cyes were now turned toward the window of the room in the fourth story next to that corner room from which the woman had jumped. A woman scream ing wildly for aid had been stavding there unobserved almost since tho first outery. She saw her two companions in the next room leap down at the riak of thelr lives, and still she leaned opt over the sill waving her bare arms frantically to - at- tract the attention of the powerless peo- ple in the street. Once or twice she had disappeared for o moment as though frantically trying to eacapo by the way of the stairs, but driven back at last by the flames and heat she got out of the win dow and hung by her hands from the aill From fnetant below her expected to ses her let go her siatency she beld on, first by one hand and then by the other, with all the ner- vous strength which comes to people in supreme momen 8, Thero are somo peo- ple say that this woman continued in this dreadful situation for fully five min- utes, but there are fow who can judge of the lapse of time in such emergencies Some of those in tho street were shout- mg for her to let go; others, were couraging her to hold on. ;When he sth was neatly exhausted help ar ed, and by the during and heroism of two oflicers she was saved Herbery Hutchivson’s escape was mar- velous, Said he: “With my teeth clinched, 1 plunged forward through the the skin from me as I went. It was fully fifty feet from my door to the end of the skylight wero, | wished to run, but the tite poured up from the floor below in such an overwhelming mass that the heat almost overcame me. [ ataggered and almost tell, clutchigg the banister with wy right hand for my support. So great was my oxcitement that I hardly Mather, Mankato, Mion, 8,600,000 Mill, and Grain Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS Or ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Qelebrated Anchor RBrand Dufour Bolting Olot} STEAM PUMPS STEAM. WATER AND GAS PIPE son, Clarinda, 1,600 yards of stone at $3 30 per yard; Pfleifler & Son, St Joseph, Mo., cut stone, 10.000 yards at $7 88; Dearborn foundry, Chicage, iron work, $22,100, Work commences at once, BRASE GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGE ARCHITECTURAL AND tributed in the rauning streams and arti- ficial lakes throughout he state during the next fow dsys. Kish Commissioner Aldrich is at Cedar Itapids with & car load which has been shipped to him from Washington, There were 15,000 fish pur up in cans of forty each, and all iively and healthy, They include limited numbers of two new varieties, bluo ano tench carp, and afier beiug taken to Ana- mosa will be distributed throughout the state. RIDG 8 AT A FIRE, ODELL ROLLER MILL. TIIN ¥ITIO8 TIICO THRILLING 5O How the Lodgers Escaped from the Burning Oreight n Hotel at Haverhill, Mass, Boston Globe Frow the moment when the first cry " f “help! fire!” broke the deep whilluce £. if the desorted arects f Haverhill a [} ordsy the woman's voice had d Lo seream, Yo stry dio 5 of the Creighton house was locked an We a0 preparsi to rarnii g pud estimates, und contract £01 | o was no means at hand to dush + ¢ era:tion of Flouring AIil (i vators, or {or changing | . Nobud 216 folaok i aust Flourin z Mills, from S ; v locality fur a Tho situatio §™ Fapecial attention ) furnishi acts forauy pu | #ss becoming more threateving anc pose, an | estim ytes a4 io f (ranaral machineey repairs attendeo | noro tegrible vvery moment. The glow .-,,' otlv, Aadress w the wirdows deepaned, one aftir paRIpu T, 4 = puother the kushes were thrown up wit RICHARD & CLARKE, O:aha,Neb s ceazh, oud s & e st Ko e brick at $6.50 a thousand, John KFergu-|tuke all the flosh off the realized it, but the wood was 8o hot as to pide of my hand, 1 rushed uvp the stalre om to the roof and had I been an iastant later 1do not believe I should have pot there alive. A great sheet of flame burst out of the tkylight after me. As 1 looked around for somothing by which to save A goodly number of fish will be die- | myself, my foot struck sgzainst something which nttracted my atbention, Looking up, 1 discovered several loose pieces of telegraph wire which had been left there apparently by the linemen at the last re- pairs. Then saw my way to the end, although my right haud was burned so chat I could no' use it. 1 managed by nsing my left hand and my feet to splice the pieces of wire together by beading the ends #o as to make a dino long enough to drop 'o the sidewalk, After a consid- arable difticulty, making ono end of it fast to a & legcaph post, | twisted my leg about the wire and lowered myself slowly down over the edge. I had only ny left band and euch litile support as whe friction of the wire against my clothes vould give me, but by letting myself Irop one foot at a time and then grasp g the wire tightly sgain 1 wmanaged to Irop myself down through the fifty feet 0 the sireet. | — There many towns in Orogon in which | 4 plug hats sre not tolersted, The certsin 1z of & frontier town's advance from sederiom to clvilizaiion is the tolerance i the tail tile —— Hereatter mul for Cincinnati is to be iviributed rewcy for the carriers before t reschen the city Utah has ten thoussud smsll farms of hont twen'y-fiva acres eacn, all of which m s bomigated to instant those| | hold and fall, hut with a marvelous per- [ 101 furnace of fire, which almost scorched |’ hinllway, where the staire leading to the |} 1"Mail and Expross, Accommodation *Ab local dopot only. ANBAB CITY, 8T. JOR AND COUNCIL BLUPPA, Mail and Expross, Pacllc Kxpross, OHICAGO, MILWAUKKN AND 8T, FAUL. 852 pm Expross, 9:06 8 m 925 a m Exjiross, 6:06 p m GHI0AGO, ROOK IBLAND AND PACIFIC, 595 pm ‘Atlantio Expross, 0:05 8 m 9:20 & m Day Expross, 8:54 p m 720 am *Des Molnos Accommodation, 8:16 p m *At local dopot only “WABASH, BT. LOUIK AND PACIFIO. 8:10 p m 1:80 p m 450 p m OmIOAGO And NORT 560 pm Expross, 0:50 pm 025 A m Paciflo Expross 9:06 8 m BIOUX OITY AND PACIVIO. 140pm St Paul Expross, 900 & m 1108 m Day Expross 7.00 pm SUNION PACIFIO. 8:00 p Westorn Expross, 850 am 11:00 8 m Pacifio Expross, €0 pm 18:10 A m Lincoln Expros, L8 pm 4% Transfor only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATIA, Loavo—7:20-8:30-0:50-10:80-11:40 . m. 1:80-2:8 3:50-4:80-5:80-0:80-11:05 9:80-11:40 & m. 1:30-8:80-.5:80-6:50-1 Arsive 10 minu'ca botore leaving time. “From tranafer only. ¥HOS. OFFIONR, M. M, vUsKY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Councll Bluffs Establisheo 1856 Dealors In Forelgn and omestle Exchango au Hrwo Bocurith JACOB BIMS. E. P.OADWEL 8IMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Office, Main Stroot, Rooms 1and 2 Shugart & Mo Mahon's Block. W1l practico in State and Federa ourts. Lamps: Lamps, Lamps, BIG DRIVE. HOMER’S. 23 Main Streot} Conncil Bluffs O F FIDEBERT, 200 Upper Broud gain to the Fi Study, reflect and cc ol vl Examino, w ay for Can you a4 follows: ulated sugar for. . equal to Kirk's I Vlue Indis soap for. 100 Dupont’s best powder por 1 20 18 b0 atches for < € in [ Syrup, waranted o it 100 Sorgham per gl 50 No. 1 English currants 14101 for. 100 S0ve) 1000 i for 100 ruph for, 1 00 P 10 for 100 A No, 1 white fish, 7 selard Climas, por potind ity woll you' secording Lo qual ty, e . sell the celobrated Patent Fancy por Goode o hindio ons, Bo s l warr o in ey Grocery, Nyored fi ry thing wo reli ty., I w and Ne 0 Mitiens, L a0t 6 gocd awortmient of Tinwirg, Re- T will not only wold on any goodn, bt wi 1 soll 20 por cont below any Compotiti T thecity We aro now recelvi g an invoios of D Jla owt biargal s ver offoro Wo can give the grea M o ww aro very light, with no and wiil o P far want thobe of Birgains in =% J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broadway, ouncil Bluffs Mrs, B, J. Hilton, ¥ 0., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Viscvsey CouncilBlu 1013 Jones Btreet HALLET DAVIS AND CO'S PIANDS 45 LD BELBLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, (BUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00.) Tho most extensive manutacturers Billiard &:Pool Tables IN THE WORLD John Hockstrassor Gone ont or Nebrasks an Western [owa. 0 8. Touth Stroet + + OMAYA, NEB earsdation Billiard and Pool Tables and waterls doow St. Bharies Hotel, g LINOOLN, Just erectod on 0. geot, ho wien 71b aud K b stroo s @ furulsl od, bhest aud most prisd house ot the ¢ il i MU, KA LECOVKLEY, bl DEY One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United Stater Commencing Monday, November THE 1409 and 1411 Dodge St.,{ 1 THEOHEAPEST PLACE 1N UMAHA TO BUY EY U WEY & STONE'S, to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB, ELEGANT PASSENGER|, ELEVAT(R GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE TOUNG' ART EMPORIUM 1513 DOUGLAS ST:, OMAHA: 24th, v Consisting of Picture Frame Mouldings, Picture Frames, Engravings, Paintings, Water Colors, Photographs, Station- ery, Pocket Book-, Purses. Ladies’ Shopping uags, Serap Books, Albuws, statuary,Ar- tists' Materials, Gold,Bronze, Plush and Velvet Cabinet Frames, Brackets, Comb and Biush Sets, Jewel Cases, Work Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Order - Sets, Birthday, Christmas and New Year Cards, and a Great Variety of Fancy (oods and Novelties Adapt- ed to the Holiday Trade. Have You Pictures to Frame If 80, this is an opportunitv of a life-time to get them done in the best of style, and at prices defying all competition. T have the largest and finest stock of the above goods, in the city, having made my entire | Holiday Purchases before de.iding to retire from the business. Failing health compels me to make a change and in order to clese out my stock ab once, I offer without reserve, bargains in every line such as will insure a speedy sale. This is the Greatest Opportunity evir f- fered to the citizens of Omaha and surrounding towns ty seli et their Hohday Goods. Come at once and ne convinced that every article of- fered is a bargain. | YOUNC’S ART EMPORIUM ! 1513 DOUGLAS STREET. Dr. CONNAUCHTON 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, I0WA, U. 8, A, Ketablished 1H78—~0utur?, Deafness, Lung snd Nervous Ditesnos Speedily and ¥ ermanently Uured, Patlents ur ¢d at Home. Writo for “Trr Menioat-Missionaky,” for the People. Oonsultetion and Correspondence Gratis, P, O. Box 292, Telephone No. 26, HON, EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmanter, Daveuport, says: ** Physician of iten Abllity and Marked Succoss.” OONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, *An bonorabla Man, Fine S8nocess. Wonderful Cures, Hours 8 to b, elton: Orange Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY L. A. STEWART & CO, OMAHA NEB }. ask ror nEp (Rogg | |ENDORSED BY FRANZ LISZT.) HIIAEIRSON PIANOS BOSTON, §March 1s4, 1881 EMERSON PIANO 00 —Gmrrimns—Y, Grond, Square and'U) really asbruments aad aasivalled for beaaty of unflum 2-,_‘:»%":'”.“ .m progress. GUETAVE PATTER, EKIMEALIL ORGAIN RECOMMENDS ITSELF. A HOSTPH 5 o e on Street, Omaha, Neb, 7 L S (= 8g. U pjoeisy E FACTORY } Cmaha, Neh Cataloguce Paraisbed bl e