Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 19, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1885 e THE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS, Thursday Morning, Feb, 19 % N RATES, - 30 sents per wook - 410,00 per year OFFIOR! 0. 7 Poarl Street, Noar Broadway.' MINOR MENTION, There are only four police now to guard the city nights. The Wabash has got its Chicago ™ line all opaned up now. BIll Berrgwas yesterday fined by Judge Aylesworth for belng drunk. Fred Lamb has Invented 8 new taper for lighting clzars, and will seek to have it patented. Ford's English opera company pre- sented *The Bohemian Girl” at the opera houss last night, Reserved eeats for Capt. Seeley’ lec ture Tuesday evening, the 2411 inat., can be procared at Bushnell's and at Foster Bros. Tickets for O'Neil are eelling very rapldly, and the prospect i3 that there will be a crowded houte st cach perform- ance, Jazob Shoop was yesterday given one fine for gett'ng drunk and ono fine for distorbing the peace, A double-harrelled sentence. The clrcult court yeetorday was cosupied with the trial of the case of Guilfeather against the clty, The case will probably take all of to-day also, John Gilmore, who was ‘caught with a pair of overshoss stclen trom 7. T. Lind- soy & Co, was yesterday eent to the coanty jail for filtsen days. G. T. Boardman has taken as a partner in the oil businees M. O. Gainee, the firm to be koown as Brardman & Co. The new firm begina business next Monday. . Under the new ordinance providing for two jailers, Marshal Guanc'la will probably appoint his brother George for day jailer, and EA Bates for night duty. Aun attempt was being mado yestorday by the frlends of Lerch, the German edi- tor, to get him out cn bail, and the pros- pect is good for hls securiog the nocessary bondsmen. Andrew Swin was yestorday sentenced to five days in jail by Justice Schurz on a charge of vagrancy Andrew was hot because the judge did not make it ten days. The official preclamations about clean- tog alleys, ote., are being loadea ready to fire at the people at the first indications of & thaw. As In other years they will doubtless prove blank cartridges. If the new city jall Is nct fixed up protty eoon the old jokes about the old calaboose, with men falling asleep, and and tumbling out, ete., will be revived, the new jail seems little improvement over the old one. The lecture of Capt. Seeley in Masonic hall next Tueeday ovening ehould be largely attended, not only because an interesticg lecture is assured, but chicfly becauee the lecture is for the relief fund of the G. A. R., anda most woithy cause, Tickets should go Lke hot cakes, We are scrcy to state that the prasents which wera to be glyen away laet Satar- day did not arrive until too late, being snow-bound. Next Saturday, February 21st, bring all the little and big ones to A, Hospe's and receive your present, 320 Broadway. The rumor yesterday that a man named Scott had been thrown down s'airs by some glrls on lower Broadway and fatally injured secms to have grown out of the fact of his havirg becn drunk and fallen down afairs, caus ng some slight injurics, and rendering him insensible for a little time, Frank Jackson, who was arrested for stea'ing part of a harness from Weather. by's stable, was yesterday sentenced to ten days in jall. On being shown intide the prisoners ree- goized him and with a shout of *‘Hello, Crow,” they eclzed him and carrled him to the rear in triumph, Thoy know him better by the name of Crow than that of Jackson, City Marshal Guanella isa very modest man, bt he lefs bis modesty at home, or somoewhore clse, when he charged the city $25 for superintending fhe removal of the little building next to the Coy house, The bill for moving the bullding was §:0, and the marshal wanted $25 for superin tendiog it. The council has finally al- Jowed him 810 for duaties as superintend ent. The X. Y. Z. club of young ladizs of the congregatlonal church have arranged ) give a Martha Washington tea party in the church parlors to-morrow evening, There will be prescnt & large number of the prominent ladies and gentlemen cf the days of '70, and a pleasing entertain wment Is to be given, The admission will be free, and each visitor will be given a novel souvenir to earry home. Supper will be served from 0:30 to 10:30 p, m., for which twenty-five cents will be charged, The youngladies of the \. Y, 7, club have been very successful in giv ing entertainments, and this one prom- isea to bo fully up to the high sfandard, The young men of the church have opened an ‘A, B, C." club, and w.ll help the young ladies in giving thls en tertainment, “Oficer Jack Hurley {s police officer no longer, be haviog unpinoned his star and gome into the empley of the Chicago, Milwankee & 5t. Paul railway., Hes lie has been trying for three weeks to ge' the police committee to give bim an In Aestlgaticn, so as to clear up his record, but was unable t get sny Learing c1 any verdict, He thercfore quit fooling around tylng to get the committee to meet, and went to reilroading. He says he does not have {o give up any part of his earn- ings to the superintendent In order tc kecp his place, nor divide with the yard master for any instructions he may get from him. 1In fact he breathes free, and says everything is sunshing now. In the coss of Mitchell va Kineaird in the eircnlt cour:, the jury returned a ver dict in favor of the defendant. The case was a peculiar one, Sult was commenced on an old note of €200, on which Inter est hiad accumulated until the total of principal and intcrest was $300, The plalntiff sued out a writ of attachment and Kincaird's store was clcsed from 9 o'clock one evening untll 8 o'clock In the morning, when bonds were given and the stock released, The defendant claimed that he had bLaen ureatly damaged by t4as belng closed up, and his credit de- stroged, and the jury decldcd that the damage amounted to $300, which made an even offset to the amount of the note and interest and threw costs upon the plaintifl. 1t was the Intention cf the jury togive the d:fendant a verdist of §50 above the 8300, but by a failure to sign the verdict In the right place this judge ment was 105 entered up. Afino organ, half price, at Beard's wall paper store, next to postoflice. CLOSE CONNECTIONS, A 'Bus Struck by an Eogine at the ILL[BIERAL LIBERALS. The Vincents Fcem To Enjoy Criti- cising Better Than Being Critic'sed, To the Editor of the Bre, Tanor, Ia Dean Sin:—1In your fssue of the 16th yourselt or some writer who om'ts his ‘b, 18, 1885 signature, puts on quite s felling of in sulted modesty from reiding the laet iesuc of the Noncenform'st, and think we have lost all the milk of human kindness evor possessed. We might remind you here that the forage In the socisl pastures hereabouts have {uraished li tle of thatgrade that tends to reduce and generate that artic'e, It being principally of the Ohristian order. But you think we forget that some |eople ditfer with us and are yet Chrlatians from honest motives Certainly we recognlze the latter fact, but you or your correspondent ovidently overlcok the , difference between & fact and a belief, 1t is no one's belief that the non con, ridicules or shows up with- out mercy, but what is set up as a basis for that belief, Bat how isit with our Christian friends, can you cr anyone go into any crthodox chireeh, to-day or fato the colitmns of the Christlan press, and hear or see the opinlons of a freethinker or an agnostic referred to with the least dopree of respeot! We shall te only too glad to publish the just instance; but they arc sneered at, lied about as compris- ing the leading and most numcrous in mates of our state prisons and insane asylums, when official statistics gathered ths past year show that when there is one freethinker of the criminal class thero we M Strect Crossing, Yesterday morning Jake Rogers hada close call, and made cleser connections with one train than he ever cares to again. He left the Paclfic house with oneof his herses to catsh the Rock Island train, and lad only twelve minutes in which to get there. There was one pasenger in the 'bus and the horses were made to fly. In crossiry the tracks on Main strect a switch engine struck the vear part of the 'bus and puehed it along about eight fect, smashing it but a little, however, one window being broken and a wheel damazed by the collision. Mr. Rogers says ho did not see or hear the engine appreaching, and the first he knew the encine struck the 'bus. 1t was a most fortunate escaps from a fatal acol- dent. PERSONALL 1. C. Puffer, of Racine, Wis., is at the Pa- cifie. E. W. Barber, of Avoca, was at the Pacific yesterday. Joseph A, Kelsey, of Des Moines, was at the Ogden yesterday. Charles Harle has returned from his land- hunting trip in Kansas, Jacob Sims, Ksq., is at Madison, Neb., on some legal business there, Stuart Rogers, of Boston, the well-known impersonator of characters, dined at the Ogden yesterday, Mr. Reagen, the paving contractor, left for his home in Des Moines yesterday, to be gone a few days, Mr. Lohr, representing the Hardman Pi- auo company, was in the city yesterday on®a business visit to J, Mueller, the western agent for the company. Dr. H. W. Sales, wife and Miss Kate Jack- som, of (ilanwood, were at the Pasific yester- day o guests of J. Jay Jackson of Fords opera company, Mrs. S. H. Anderson, of (ienoa, Neb., whose husbund is & merchant at that plac passed through here yesterday for the Hot Springs, taking the Wabask route, W. H. Eastman has severed his connection with the Council Bluffs Herald, and will now devote himself to the life msurance business, with Smith & Cadwell, the general agents of the New York Life, Mr, Eastman has not only energy, but is a thoroughly posted ineur. suce man, this being his old business, and he will doubtless prove a valuable eolicitor for this staunch old company. e —— Beckman & Co., 525 Maln street, will waeh and ofl your haruess cheap now. e — Npeeial Rates to Washington, J. C. Mitchell, the ticket agent of the Wabash, announces a special rate for those who wish to o from here to Wash- ngton to attend the inauguration, Tick- eta for the round trip, from Council Bluffs to Washingt:n and return, will be eold for §35.20, the tickels to bo good from Febraary 28 t> March 10, that is, thote going by this route can leave Wash- ington cn or before the 10th of March. Thoee going by this route can have the uec of a Pullman eloeper while in Wash. ngton, The tra'n, which leaves herc at 1:30 p. m., roaches St L at 7 a, mw, the next morning, ard leaving 1here by the limited express at 8 o'clock a, m, raaches Washington tho next day af noon. Tho routo s the «uickes: by ncarly elght bours, acd only one change of cars is necessary, and that is m ihe union depot at St. Louls, By this route passengers go over the Wabash, the () & M., and B, & O. roads, —— E.L. Smith isan coterpriring adver tiser of his wood ysrd. He has hung a m:n! #12n on the rail n front ct the post office, —— Judges and Clerks, The follow ng bave been eclected as the judges and clerks for the coming city election: FIRST WARD, Judges—UriahMcMacken, A.J. Bump, and G. W, Holmes, Clerks—Reuben Bryunt avd Benedict SECOND WARD, Judges—W. L. Paiton, W, C. Unthank and D. Jerman. Clerks—Charlie Mitchell Harl. and C. M THIRD WARD, Judyes—E. Britton, E T. C. Jacks n, A Clerks—Pai McAtee, Lewis A, Web her. Rosaneranes, FOURTH WARD, 18 three cr mova hundred Christias, aLd thoss raised in Sunday schoolsand Chrlsi- ian families. Arc these facts t> be kept back through fear of, offending a fow who have been taught to believe that if they read such things they will be cast fnto eteraal torment! No, sir, that is not our rale. If the facts as presinted in history and revelation free from orthodox con- tamination tell us thet Christlanity is not what wo liave seen taught to believe it is there is the gag rule to bo applied to those who believe so? While the Lord clothes paupers whooceupy the pulpitsover this land are relterating their sterotyped forgerles as the word of God and con- demning to the vilest perdliion here as well as hercafter those who dare think ditferent to ssy nothing of utteripg their thoughts? How much respect has the average Protestant for the forms and rituals of the Catholics? Do you ever chide them for lack of respect? But whatarethe facts? Inthelast issue of the Non. Con. thera is not to ba found in the entlire editorlal columns the first word of disrespect cr ridicule for the lonesty of belief of any person or per- eous, but ths edlitors and correspondents units, as they ever shall, in showiug to those whom we believe sre being duped and cowed into silent submiseion to man- made forms, that if they will rise up and allow the sunlight of common sente and honest reasoning into their ‘‘sln-sick eouls” they will arouse the native man- hocd and bear their own sins, and not pay a high fizure for having them turned over on an innocent imaginary being. We ack the Bek if it can point toa secu- lar or relligious journal anywhere that allows those who differ from the views of its editors as wide an expressicn as does the Non Conformist. Were the Ber to publiech the views of a pronounced freethinkers upon the authencity of the seriptures and the “‘vicarlons atonement” would the clergy at'empt t> snswer it other then in ths pulptt, denouncing you and your paper #5 usfit to be appreached, even witl a pair of tongs? 1ls that bring- ing up the facts backed by unb'ased his- tory and argument to_ Gisprove the poei- tions taken? That, Mr. Editor, is not our experienco of how chrlstians gener- ally work. We hope that you will correct the s a'e- | ment meade in your paper some weaks ago that we had suspended, and befcrs you mentiony the tearcity in the milk market in this v ty sgain, we trast you will kindly point to where we can ot & supply In” the other camp, whose watered artlcle you have ehown sach an interest in preserving frem wordly gazs. Thanking you for thus favoriog us with space for & reply, I am yours truly, Vi Tz Bee has no time orspaceto digcuss religion with the Vincen's, The thous- ands of protests lately filed azainst the unhappy expréssion “Rum, Romanlsm and Rebellion,” skowed that the public demauds that the Catholic religion shall bo treated fairly and reepectfully. Ivis no less time that Protestaniem is likewise entitled to the same treatment., Two wrongs do not make a right, and the only cxcuse the Vincents give is that “‘the other fellows called them names first The Vincen's could not have read their own_paper carefully if they *‘found no words of disrespect or ridicule for the honesty of the bellet of sny person.” One of the Vincents himself indulges in ridleule of the lowest cracr of some Methodist revival mectings being held nea: there. It msy be that he conslders all who took part hype- crites and knaver. 1f not then honesty of belief shall entitle them to some bat- ter treatment than a shower of slarg The cther cclomus are equally full of such exprzesions as thesa: “The Chrle- tian rellg on must go; the two greatest paupers of the universe ‘‘goddlemity and General Grant must go.” *“The singing of old Caristians sounded like a calf bel- lowing in a tin bath tub”"—*'they howled to Jeeus to coms right now dear Lord. ah,” etc etc, snd many more, even worse, might be giyen. For men claim- ing to be liberal, and to be devotees of reason, and given to argument, rather than clomnishuess, they cerwainly are cu riosiics, Real K ransters. The following is list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s oftice of Pottawattomie county, Iows, as furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Febraary 18, 1885, J. M, Mascn to A, L, Aldridga et al, Tot 23, Hanthorn's add. to Loveland; £500 Jchn Anderson to Parley M, Lewis, part n wi s wi 20 77.43; $550 Charlotte K. Goddard to Henry Scott, 83 n wj-2 §880, Thomas Scot- to Henry Scott, n ¢} n w}-26.76-43; $800 N. D, Lawrence t» John N, Baldain, lot 3 and part of lot 4, block 10, Baylies' 1et add ; £11,000. Jo'n N Baldwin t> N. D, Lawrence, , block 13, Baylisa' Let add ; 4,000, otal sale: 17,7430, Judges—J. F, Evans, W.S. Bigge, B. T. Conno Clerks— . B. Bowman, G. A. Robia- | — Before you boy a harness call on Beck- man & Co, 525 Main s'reet, MANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, } busivess, 2 Ne, 201 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffa, ! yyoco alwaye oo band, -RUBBERS-_* - A full stock of Mens’, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to suit purchasers. DISCOUNTS every day in the ysar. CHICAGO TERMS and We also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt cheap. Boots to close out Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St Office, 412 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Broadway, IOWA. syt & o1 LEA Merchant « AGTS, DING Tailors ! 7 and O Main St., CouNcin Brurrs, Towa. lete Line of New Goods to Select From. Keep we will s All St Wholciale KIEL SALE STABLES Horees and Mules constantly on hand whio ol In retall or carload lota, ock Warranted as Reoresented. ardretil) des en B Graln ard Piled Bay, Prices sonable Satlsfaction Guarante SCHLUTER & BOLEX Jorner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncllBluffs. NORENE & 'LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready., Suits Short Notice ar ATISFACTION 206 Main Street, AGENTS Made to Order in Latest Style 1d at Reason:bls Prices, GUARANTEED. Councll Blafts, WANTED. Drs, Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA; 7 IT FOSITIVELY CURES— Kidney snd Liver ELM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Complaint, Bright's Diseas., Kheu natism, Neuraleis Dyspersin, Nervonstcas Westing Weakness, Paralysis, Spinal Aff'ctions, Indigdstion, Heart Disoass, Fite Head 14 style 82 each. W. P. AYLSWORTH, Lame Back, Co'd Feet, and all diseasos requiring incroased motive powers. Now tmproved o WAAVLSWORT . PAT-0EC- 18, E raised or move the best in th Brick buildings of any moved on LITTLE GIANT truc AND RAISER. ed and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame houses o world, W. P. AYLSWORTH, * 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, H. H, FIELD, FIELD & ESTEP, UNDERTAKHERS No. 371 Broadway. Office Calls Attended Promptly, Day and Ni . Council Blufty, Towa. ight. Particular attention given to Embalming SPECIAL NOTICES Hrs. B.J, Bilton. ] D NOTICE.—Special a vertisomsnts, sao a8 Loat, found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- tng, etc., wili be inserted in this column at the low o of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first insortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for exch subsequent a- ertlon. Leave advertisoments ab our offico, No. Penr] Stroot, near Broadwav WANTS. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, - 222 M*4dle Broadway, Councll Bluffs, JOHN FOX, Doputy Sheriff and “MURDER MOST FOUL,” Jefforls’ preventive and cure was used. pensible in putild sors th. at, in maii Bale only at the doctor’s offic 2 Dyspeptic, why live in misery every cage of indigestion aud constipation in & ver, the cause ef all of ninety per cent diseased conditi in despalr with y short time. Bost of refoicnces given, To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the last flve years there has not bheen a death from diphtheria in any case where Dr. Thomas | tenns. Ithas been the mears ot saving nt scarle? fover, ngivg it in 48 h urs to the simple form. , Councll Mluffs, Towa, Send for it; prico §2. Doer of tho stomach? Dr. Thomas Dy spepssia is thousands of lives. Indis- For cferls cures —A ood girl to (o general housework 100 Bancroft streot. Whea General Callpction Agent, e chani‘o to gzt & fine, well im. m of 400 acres, within a few miles of 2y 0t 8 bargain,” Low p SwAN & WALKKR Council Blu o and_casy Office with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, Ceunci) | Plutms, Towa. THOR, OFVICNR: W, B, M, roBNY good payin whll trade for & emall farm with stock «te. SWAN & WALKER COUNCIL BLUFFS Fuel Company ! Wholesa'e and Retail Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg . & ® A T W. H. 8IBLEY, Manager. Offlce &8 8 Main St. . Railw ay. Yard,onC. R. L P.and C, M ASK YOUR (}]{()é)-}ll FOR A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, comer of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUF¥S, REMOVED Schmitt & Harb —=THE—- POPOLAR BARBERS Have removed from under the Opera House to INO. 402 BROADWAY, They will continue thelr CIGAR AND TOBACCO avite all their old friends and the pub secthem. The finest cigars 10 BROADWAY STEAM LAURDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improvea Machinery. All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUYFS, IA. J. L. DeBEVOISE, Ouion Ticket Agent No, 607 Broadway Councll Blaffs, s unimprove niles south-cast of At SWAN & WALKER. SWAN & WALKE ro farm tion exzept or pasture land, Swax & WaLinn ds improved aad unimproved. afarm In wostera lows, Kansas akota, lot us ear fr Toon Rt Nebraska or 7O SALE—Spec fras o dwelling two st il modern st uew. Prico ance loug SWAN & WALKER, owner of property in Council Bluffs or Potta. wattsmio county, OF ony ona wirhing to buy or sell propety in western Iowa, Kanwas or Nebraska OR SA -A ) QT 3 before you buy, ¥ o cumber of | and rosi- parts of Council Bluffa. Seo SWAN & WALER Wo heve several houses on our list SWAN & WALKER, TOI RE for rent, vacant now, 29§10, F R I with the privilag liberal torm, V and biand machinery, W OR 8aLE—Partios wishing to buy oheap lots to build on can buy on n.onthl; at o from SWAN & WALKER tyou a lot to buld on o by if yon_ wish on very VAN & WALKHR TANTED—To correspond with sny one wishing o it ning wll. sash, door ctory, ated, for sale BWAN & W ALKER. ult near frawe bullilirg © purposes. WALKER, avle for w Failroad depot. NOR RENT UIE 1 't Good boiler, , hiower with flzed shatt ing €to, teady to put i motion EWAN WALKKR, Railway Time Table. Corrected to January 7, 1886, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are the time rrival and do. rturo of trains by central standard time, at the local depote, s leave bransfor dopod den min- atos earller and arrive ten minutes later, ‘GHIOAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY, ARRIVE. 9:00 8 1:00 pw 200 pm Chicago Express Fast Mall, Accommodation. AND COUNGIL BLUPPS, d Expross, 625pm Paotflo Expross, 65 pm OHICAGO, MILWAUKNK AND BT, FAUL, 9:06 8 m 'esbpm GHICAGO, BOCK IKLAND'AND PACIFIO. ress, : a0 modation, *At local depot only. *WABABH, BT. LOUI Acoommod Louls Expross Chicaso Expross *A% Transfer only 910460 M NORTHWESTRRN, Expross, Pacific Express BIOUX CITY AND PAGITIG, Paul Expross, Doy Express SUNION PAGIFIC. Westeru Expi Facifio Exp Lincoln Express, *At Tranafor only 120 —8:30—8:30—10:80 8:50—4:30—6:30—0.3 —11 9:80—11:40 & m 1:80-3 p.m. Amive 10 minutes before ‘rom trens'er ooly Leaye 1 Tota and Land. A, J. NOR SALE—A top-buggy, first- 18y make and i ex cllent condition. O will trade for cheap lot. Address ¢, M. Beo office, Council BluTy, VOAL AND wOOD—George Heaton, 025 Brosd (0%3ay el ooal a1id woos st seksonatie prices [ves 2,000 1bs. for a ton, and 128 cuble for » cord, Every body in Council Blufla to_take Dolivored by carrlor st only twenty LD PAPERS—For salo at B 0ffice, ab 46 cents » bundr JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law ) COUNCIL BLUF1S, IOWA. Office, Main Stroct, Room 8, Shugart snd Eeuo block, 'Wll practice'tn 8, ate and Federal courts. [§) N. 8CHURZ, Justice of the Peace ¥FICK OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS OFrl COUNCIL BLUFFS. 10wWA ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal # Wood ck Bok 1189, Council Bluffy tel property with able, in one of the hest small towns in a will'sell with or without furnitare, or land in trade for Nebraska or 2 acre tract of good land about miles from Council B'ufi. post . 820 acres 0 to 160 acres of OFFICER & PUSE BANKERS. Counctl Bluffs, In Established 1856 Deaters in Forelgn aud Domestio Exchange and Howe Securitice, R. Rice I, D. 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