Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1884, Page 6

6 e ————— THE DAILY %",l‘)in. P ap—— P—_ 3 \ S0, Thursday Moraing, Deo. 18, & RIPTION “‘Tf" o~ vl s %% i b v s OFFICE: Waar Hea MENTION, MINOR Art dlaplay Wednesdsy at Bliss', H. R, Stewart, artist, at Chap! Reitor's new atock of clotl Seo J. Try McClurgs cel-raising buckwhoat, It pays to trade at the Pecple’s store. Closks at your own'prices at the Peo- plo’s atoro. Nine lodgers wore in the city jail Tu day night. Everybody is invited to Bliss’ art dis- play to-day. Party | neokwer ab gloves, fans, flowors and Blisa'a, No house in the west can undersell the People’s store. Macequorado costames for rent, Mrs- J. E. Metcalfe, 218 Broadway. Tho masquorado of the fire dopartment drow a large crowd last night. All winter goods sold regardless of cost the People's store. N. W. Roges, a farmor Gardner towaship, paid tho penalty yestoerday for being drunk. Seo the beautifal line oods at the People's storo, Council Bluffs has another varlety show which has jast opened on Broad- [of Holiday DR, CRS CASE. The Procee .Jm Claims o Hase Dis- oovered Some Now and fm- portant Evidenes One Bye Witness o the Shooting of teKune, 1t has been generally supposed that the case of De. Oross for the shooting of De, McKune would not come to trisl at this way above the Ogden. Artlc overshoes almost given away at the People’s store. Congressman Pusey is belng named by some of the democratic papers for the nomination of governor. Dr. Cook has lost his black and tan “Jim,"” and is anxious to have him re- turned to his residencs, No. 629 Firat avenue, On Taesday evening Mias Ada C. Syl- vester, of this city, was marriéd toJ. M, Brown, of Omaha, in the presence of a select fow. The enrollment of the public schools for November was 2,187 and average daily attendance 1,892. The schools close Tuerday until tho first Mouday after New Year's. The pavers went to work on Broldw:y yesterday, but at the end of an hour gave it up on account of the cold. As scon as the weather moderates the work will be rushed right along, and a fow days of Suitable weather will seo it finished. The boaxd of trade is to meet Friday evoning again, and as thero is business of importance there should be a large at- tendance. The business men and prop- orty-owners, by uniting their efforts, can dp much toward furthering the int erests of this city, and if there ever was a timo when Council Bluff cltizons should pull togother enthusiastically, it is now. The county board continued In session yesterday, in rather an informal and partially star-chambor manner, the work on hand beiag the comparing of the books of the clerk of the courts with the re- port of the accountant recently employed by the brard. The nature of the busi- ness 1s euch that the board did not want to be intorrupted, and thoro was nothing to give the public until tho balance was reached, * Inths enperior court yesterday the examination of the colored man Henry Jones, for the robbery of a man named Boone war commenced, and will ba con- cludod to-day. The prosecution claims that Jones boguiled Boone into an alley, knocked him down and robbed him of $30, and left him lying there in an in- sensible condition, where he was found by the police and taken to the station. The defensoe claima that Boone was on a drunk, and did not know who he was, or how ho lost his money. Col. John H. Keatley, of this city, is recoiving many favorablo notlces for the position of pension agent of Iowa as suc- cesgor to Jacob Rig] The Missouri Valley Times, tho Des Moines Leader, the Audubon Sentinel and Des Moites Rogistor all sccond the motion as mado by the Caes county Doemocrat. As it soems gaitled that somo democrat must, under the now admislatration, be given thls position, a better selection could hardly bamedo. Col Koatley was a gal- lant soldior, a3 a cltizan ho has hosts of feiende, and in point of ability and hon- enty ho ranks higheet among those who kuow him best, o has done moat ef- feotiva work for his party, and is a man whom tho party should delight to honor, e a— TSALE ATM UPSE iTCALF BROS, H. A. Collins, late of Toronto, has opencd an ‘udio in the rooms of Barko's gallery, 100 Main stroet, and is prepuved to supp y portraits in oil and erayon iu tho lacest style, Sati-faction guaranteed and inspretion invited, —e— UPSET SALE Al MEPCALF BROS, McCly alviys buckwhoat flour Tey it. Dr, O C. Huzon, Dantist, 100 Main st e Very ¥mpostant, o Jlied wlth the best goods for the least money in the jowelry and silvewaro line, and the place to find them is at C. B Jacqiomin & Co " Main strost. We doal in new aud firsi-olass goods only, direct from the best manuficturers, Pleass eall and ex amine our la stook of new and deeira- ble noveltise befora purchasing else. where, C B Jacquemiy & Co. o — Boeure you get cClurg's sell-rising buckwheat flour, term of tho dietriot court, but thatit would be continued on account of the absence of witnessea, o sent on a change of venue to some other county, or other- wise delayed and put off. District At torney Contior is pre however, for the trial of the case, and is getting his testimony in ehape to make a strong prosecution, It s cluimed that two now witnesses have been found, who hi not been bofroe the grand jury, and y torday notico of thut fact was served on Crone. One of thesn witnesses is said to be William Reed, manager of the opera houee at Chariton, Lowa, It is claimed that Reed was an cye-witness to the tragedy and that he 1s ready to testify that Dr. Cross bogen the quarrel, and after striking at Dr. McKune, shot him, If this is true Reod ia & most important | witnors, and his evidence on the stand will prove a acnsutionsl feature. The other witnessis W. T. Trot'er, a well-known resident of Avoca, It is claimed that he will fcsi!y that not long before the shooting of Dr. McCane, De. Cross made threats in Trotter's hearing, avowing that he would shoot Dr. Me, Kune on the first opportunity, and that he was waiting for a good chance to do BO. The discovery cf thie testimony will add new bardens to the defense, and will awakon fresh Interest in the pablic, for the claims mado as to what these wit- neeses will testify are decidedly against the claim of the defendant, that he shot simply in self-defense. e — Ask your grocer for McClurg's eelf- raising buckwheat, Try it. e —— Wall paper and intertor decorations at P. C. Miller's, 13 Pearl street. UPSET SALE AT MEOALF BROS. DISSATISFIED DEMOCRATS, They Urge a Contest on the Election ot District Judge. There was a meeting yesterday at Bech- telo’s hotel, of members of the democrat- fc committee of this jadicial district, to take action In regard to the declared elec- tion of Judge Loofbourow to the district bench, and the defeat of the democratic candidate, Judge E. E. Aylesworth. There were present at this conference Judge Comfort, ot Crawford county, who served as chairman in the absence of Geo. A Holmes, of this city, the regualar cheirman; Col J. H Koatly, who ssrved as secretary; T. W. Ivory, of Glenwood; A. B. Keith, of Denison; Eli Babeock, of Avoca; Mr. Jones, of Cans county. nnd Mayor Vaughan, The following resolutions were pre- sented by Col. Keatloy and unanimously adopted: Whereas, Hon, E E, Aylesworth, of Council Bluffs, was placed in nomiration by the democracy and the greenbackers, by fusion, for the position of district judge of the Thirtcenth judical district of Iowa, for the term commencing on the 1at of January, 1885, and the Hon. C. F. Loofbuurow, by the republicans for the same oflice, and for the same term; and Whereas, Several of the officers of election in soveral of the preciacts of Greene county, for the purpose of de- feating the will of the people of this district in msking a change in the judicisry cf the eame, in violation of law altered the returns -and permitted tam- pering with tho ballot boxes, and changed state bosrd of canvazsers, with the ex. ception of the governor, gave their ap proval to this unlawful manipulation of the poll lists and poll books, and went behind the returns first made from said county of Greene, in relation to said eleotion precinets, and approved ssid un lawful alterations, and declared eaid Loofbourow elected district judge of said district for the full term of fonr years, commencing Jaouary lst, 1885, therefore, Resolved, By the democratic commit- ted for the Thirteenth jadicial district of lowa, assembled at Counell Bluffs, on this 17th day of Debember, 1884, that we, hereby representing a majority of the district who cast their votes 1n said e e TV * | writ of attachmont. the apparent result; and whereas the i l‘lll‘ DAILY BEE THURbDA\ DE CE ABER IB ]884 iteelf inimical to tho Int ia no reason wh ato authority | aliould by legal messuros attempt t»nal [ify it Moreover, a licente carries with i: the protection of the municipality and if the e ia leencd sa the cover for the sale of unlawiul drinks the town is to the same extent p ed to protect the vendors of those drinke—a pledge it could not redeem in court. Such & meas- ure, therefore, reflacta no credit on a city couneil, affords no protection to sellers and iseimply compounding one harles que with auother e THE AVuCA COURT, The First Case Filed for Trial There, The first term of court to be held at Avooa is to opon March 9, and yesterday the firat oase was filed, and in the clerk's office here a tin box has been put up ce- peclally for the recoption of any cases which may follow. Tho firat caso is en. titled Samuel Best versus L. and J. Kotcham, 1t being a clalm for landlord's No clerk has been appointed to take charge of Avooca cascs, and probably will not bo until the new clerk of the court, J. J. Shea, comea in- to power, when he can appoiut his dep- uty there. McClurg's relf-rieing buckwheat flour i tho best. _ Try it ) ” Q ‘vl’l* CIA L N() TICES. NOTICE.—Spocial verilscuments, owe s Lost, #ound, To Lonn, r Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board ng, eto,, will be tnsorted in this column ab the low ate of TEN C S PER LINE for the @irat tnsertion »od FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subseqnoni b- ertlon. Leave advertisoments a¥ oy office, No. Poatl Btroet. noar Brondwav WANTS \OR SALE—Houses, Lots and B Cteni o'icon, 65 Hirt ave Land, A, J. Fuu SALE—A top-buggy, firt- 180 male and in ex ellent condits i~ Or whil teadu for choap lot. Adarews +. M. Bos «fie, Council Elu7a. OAL AND % 00D— 625 DBrowd- way. folls coal snd wood at reasonable pricos, 1ven 2 000 Ibs. for & ton, and 123 cublo for & cord 'y bim, ke Heaton, [OR SAL® Pias ano Statione H. K. Soaman, Paper, Beoks Council Bluffs. WAN'mu-l-;my body 1n Counctl Bluffa to_tako TiunBax. Dellverod by oarrier at only twenty sonte a wook. LD PAPEKS—For salo st Bux offico, b 25 centa hundred J. L. DEBEVOISE. Ouion Ticket Agent No. 507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tho foliowing are tho times of tho arrival and de- oarture of trains by contral standard tlmo, at the ocs! depots. Trains leavo transfer depo$ ten min utos carlier and arrive ton minutes lator. GHICAGO, BURLIKGION AKD QUINOY, LaAvE. ARRIVE. &85 p m Chloago Expross 9:00 8 @ 9:40a @ Faat Mall, T0pm 7:108 m £"Mail and Exprees, 773pm 12:20p m Accommodation, 2:40 pm “At local depot only, RANAAS OITY, 67, JOM AND COUNOIL BLUFPS 10:08 8 1 Bail and Expresa, 55 pm 816 pm aclllc Express, 5:46 8 m CTOAGO, MILWAURY: AXD 87, PAUL, xpross, 9:05 8 m m Exprees, 8:56 pm CHIOAGD, BOCR ISLAND AND PACIZIO, ‘Atlantio Express, 0:058m Day Exprosy 0:64 p m *Des Molnes Accommodation, 6:16 p m *At local depot only. *WADASH, AT. LOUIR AND PACIVIO. Accommodat.on 9:00 a m Louis Express 8:45 p m Chica. 0 Express 10:66 a m *At Transtor only 0I0AG0 And NORTHWRATIRN, Express, 8:50 p m Paolfic Exprees 9:05 8 m BIOUX OITY AND PACIFIC, T40pm St._Pan! Exprese, 9:00 8 m. T0mm Day Express T00pm *UNION PACIFIC. §:00 p Western Exprece, 830am 11:00 & Paciflo Exprees, 40 pm 1208 Lincoln Express, 118 pm ©A¢ Trasfer only.: DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAILA. 1:50-2:8 Lowre—1:20-8:60-0:00-1080-11:400, m, 3 Sunday—7:20% — 0-6:30-11:06 p. . E 1:4 va 10 mipu ca *From tranefer only. ROLLEE Sating Hink! ADMISS10N—Genta 15c—Ladles 100 ’ BEATES—Genta 160, Ladica 100, Admission Free o Ladles each moming and Tues day and Thureday aftornocus. Use of Skates 15 judicial contest, express our censnre of the said eloction ofticers of eaid precincts, and of the majrity of the state board of cauyassors, for their action in attempting to defeat the manifeat will of the majority of tho voters of this district. ‘That it is our deliberate judgmont that tho facts disclose suflictent grounds for Judge Aylesworth’s making a legal con. test 1 the courts, for t!m poseasion of said judicial oflice, in order that the will of the peopls coucerning the same may have full cfizct, and we urge upon him the necessity and duty of making such o contest, and plodge him to that end, onr mont mmmv co-operation, aid and assist. ance, o8 far as it 1a in our rightful power 2o to do.) Meesrs, Jones,§ Ivory and Babcock o appointed & commitiee to wait on go Loofbourow aud confsr with him in regard to making up an agreed state- ment of facts to be eubmitted to some tribunal to determins vhe contest, Wanted, at Homer's china store, No, Main street, a young lady to eell 23 Christmss preconts ——— Keith on the #op License, Keith, of tha Bulletin, does not take kindly to the way other towns are copy ing after Couneil Bluffy notorious pop ordivenes, Ho says A measure is on foot in V ously o to the | #il, snd sari uplated in D:nison, lookin sing of aloons to ssll logel drinke#, &8 a cover for the illegal eale of ardent spirita, While the Bulletin is » consistent advacate of a judicious liconse law, it protests against legally welding one sham to another Prohibition is a sham in practice becauss it in illogical mr d unnatoral tn theory., Bat to offst prohibition and its fiuancial draw backs to the town by a legsl reeog nition of the public disrespeor for law, e unwise Liscensing the milder dritke for the purp ss naned is victuslly serv- ing notio» of nullification on the state of lows, That individuals wink at the vi lation of a law, aud that that law isin cents, A. ¥. SCOANCT, Managor. N. 8CHURZ, Tustice of the Peaue OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN lxrnwn OUNCIL BLUFFS ([ ORDER YOUR Cobs, Coali Wood OF = oS JOoNme, P. 0, address, Logk Box 1409, Conncil Dluffs. THE PLAJ To purchase Cliristmas Presents At Dottom Prices, ia ) HOMER & CO'& China Store, 23 Main Strest, Council Bluffs L II, MARTENS, Propriotor JACORB SI! Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFI 8, [OWA, Ofice, Maln 8ten ¢, Room 8, Stugart and Beno block. Wikl practioe in 8 ate and Foce a! courts HAS ARRIVED IN FULL FORCE —AT- J. MUELLERS Music Hall 103 MAIN STREET, THE FINEST DISPLAY, THE LOWEST PRICES, THE GREATEST VARIETY. EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN T0 BIID - ROCK. Covierl AND S ks ONCE in1000YEARS PEOPLE HA VE A CHANCE FOR BARCTAINS Like the One Now Offered by, ORCUTT & FRENCH, IntheMasonic Temple. Council BlufFs, la. e Owing to’a change in the firm we are desirous of re- ducing our stock very low, and so offer the of Entire Stoe CARPETS | Lace Madras and Turcoman Cur- tains, Shades,Rugs,Mats, and Mattings, Oil Cloths, Lin o.eums, Table Linen, Napkins, ed Spreids, Towels Piano and Table Covers, Blankets ona Comfor- ters Etc., Ete: The entire Stock At a Great Sacrifice Such an opportunity was never before offered to thi public to secure Carpets and other House Furnishings a such a sacrifice for Nice, New Desirable Goods. HOUREEEEPERS, HOTEL MEN, COUN'RY MER- CEANTS. Now is your chance for Unheard of Bargains. The sale You Will Find that You can Buv for Less|Will continue until the stock is very much reduced. than Anvwhere Else. GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN THE PRICKS OF Cooking and Heating Stoves! ‘The eeason teing #o 1ar advanced T have concluded to disposs of ray s1oves REGARDLESS OP COST in preds erence to storivg them until next season. Cail eacly as 1 will not bo un’ergold Ly avyone, A, J. Mandel, 325 bro dway, Counal mufl‘i. HALLETT, DAVI3 AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, EMERSON PIANOS. Eartvalled or Tone or Fintehy KIMBALL PIANOS Bost Modern Price to Buy, 2Tho Kimball Organ, so long and favorably kn swn In the west, recommends”, BTEWART, ~ Sola Agent for abovo linex of Goods, Wareroome, 839 Bluffs uneil Correspondence Solicited, Agents Wanted, BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, o P “ILBHR -, t, 4 Examing, and ses. for ay for Cath'at my place, quoto 13 1bs granuly ."1 sugur for. 5 Ki s0rp Duponts best powder por Ih matches for. ... . i honey diips, p aited st tly pure o All the Latest Improved AN Machinery. i R T . Gonno! binokborries, pecsorved: B All Work First Class. w posches 11 white sy rup 6 for, anned 8 1 Tstquality T. matoes 10 for No. 1 white fish, per kit, Lot lard Climax, por § Lo vl you'aocord Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid onrall Or- ders over $2.60. thing vanally kept in & Fi nta verything we rell, ( Those who call early will get the best bargains,. WE MEAN BUSINESS and shall make the lowest prices ever heard of, CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, Masonic Temple, Cour cit Lluffs, 1AV Tmz WESTERN AENT FOR THE “‘RICEHMORD Si£4 too clamp a. d 1i most eaw s, 28 1 bir ) s the s’ lo wheclawi casel In o & fu Jlline aecomp: Cousail FiEL SALE STABLES . Keep l‘(w!u and Blules constently on hand which ‘we will gell in retail or wholeeale lota, I ‘mck Warranted as Renresented. vado andretall dewlers 0 Grain end Dalyd Hay. - Prices wonsble Satiifaction ¢ SSCHEHILUTHEI & JJOLJ Corner Fifth Ave. & Connell P BMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala streety Qouxcrr BrLurrs, - - - = = Iowa, A Complete Line of New CGoods to 8elect From, AGENTS WANTED. Yrs., Judd & 8mith’s Naw Improved Electric Belt. Glanaain 1 CO”af‘S and Cufis aluo nrosvw AY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA; 725 ELM ST, DALLAS, TFXAS; and FT. W. i IND eud 8hoo:, ant a gord awsortment of Tinwire — Ko- IT 1OSLIIVELY GURSI Kidney snd Liccee Complalnt, ght's Disey e, vatism, Neursleiy bac Twill not only bo not undersold on any yaporsia, Nervons: exs. W ating Weakn 8, Varalyas, 8y inal AR otions, n /i it Diseass, Plta s, bt wi | ‘zm«-m‘u(,m...-;-:u“,. 8pec Ia‘ty' D tHaeht e ek, God Foury and all digcass rog o 1461¢089 MOV p Now fmyroved bel & an invoc: of D.1ls s old style 8% ach Emiveratro | Established 1882, aoatt My expensos are very light, with no 1am caabled and wiil Soll ¢ Wp for CASIT, Call when you whut thebe of Bargais in iy lne, J. P. FILBERT, ounell Bluffs 1108, OFPICKR, 2 WL M, PUSKY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKE Rs. Councll Elufts, - Ini Established - - 1856 Den'ers in Forolgn and Demostio Exchavge avd pamaun in T a J. R. TATE, 20 REWARE! ATTORKEY AT LAW REW ARD paid ior Information of presant H, E. RE} {Zfl‘ Manager COUNCIL B ]ALl~lh, IA E. Rlce i D CBRONIC DISEASES ot s Over $hirty yoars practios] exp 6, Pear] sireot, Council Blufa. @ Conmultalon free. 711 Broad: 309 Uppar Broadway, . 711 Broadway, na etcalf E\E‘Offi.- HATS,CAPS BUCK & -fjgws 822 aud 344 Droadway, DOUNCT M‘*R“‘HE & LAN D%P‘SM NMerchant "Xa 1"‘~ i ad o Winter Guods iteady, Suits Made to Orde L Style rt Wotice and at Kenson b! Im 8. ACTION QUARANTEED, Counell Blafle, 206 Matn Street, - 1o aticn pair borses Wud barmess, | practice tn State and Fedoral Courta — m——— — p—— ged by Wiktiam I olloctions prompily shtended 0. Room 16, Stngart's Building, COUNCIL BLUFI9 10WA e MAIL MOEIIN, Proeletor i ot e b v et > o | Dty W E. Shorraden nply t0 Lo nard Ev® sl |.. aitorne) st law Lum 1 Bufta lows, ki DENTI ST Magonic Temple, Councll Blufs « . s, B, J, Ellton H D, PHYSICTAN & SURAEON, 223 iddlo Brosdway, Councl! Biudls. lon. CRESTON HOUSE, = EVERYTHING #FLANTOLABS, ~— Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., . COUNCIL BLUFF8