Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLURFS--WEDNESDAY APRIL 15, 1885 [—— THE QU nUIL BLUF#S, Wedresiay Morning, Aoril 15, SORIPTION KATES, . %0 DAILY BEE ene’ por wook 0.00 Dot yoor OFPIOR: ponr] Stree MINOR MENTION, Loungos, from 85 up, at Mardsla, The three weeks old glel baby of J. B. Homs oi o Moixday night. 1 Williams appeats at the opera heuss to-night as Cypt. Mishler. The city jall was emp!y yesterdsy, thas force to do tre enibliog tho marshal's needed cleaning up, Ths motion for & trlal in Dr. Ceoss cane is to bo arcued st Glenwood on Thursday, April 17. new A numbge cf the vallant veterans went land to attend the camp firs lust ity the programme of which was given to nig! in yosterday's Be A number of fine horses are expeoted to arrlve here to dsy from California to remain at the driving park here for some timo in traluing befcrs going farther east. Yisterday Rov, Father McMenomy married Ethan C. J. Hammond to Alice Elizaboth Larkins, both of this county; als> Thos, J. Tinken to Margarette Kra- mer, both of Mills county. On Monday night the Excelsior lodge A. F. & A, M. elected as officors: C. M, Harle, W. M ; T. B. Hayes, S. Warden, Poter J. W.; J. A. Miller, treasurer; Nat Shepherd, recretary. Complaint is still made of the scarcity ot bridges over the creek aouth of Broad- way, there belng only two, one at Third avenue and another at Tenth avenue. Lumber for the bridge at Sixteenth avonue has been laying on the ground to be placed in position for about & month, Complaints stlll come in numerously from the residence pertioa of the clty, as to the numbersand cheekiness of tramps Spring weather and sprlng work cught to lessen the numbers of those who are out of work, and it is ovident that the most of thess idlers do not wani to work, i The mayor writes home that he had an hour and a half talk with Cleve'and, a'so showed hlm the pictures of his boys, whom the president thought were a smart looklng Intelligent race. Ho sands word to the chief of police also, to be sure and close the saloors at 11 o'clock every night. C. B. Wai'e, who is building himseli a ino resldence, corner of Sixth avenue and Seventh street, 18 preparing to have the surroundings beautiful, and therefore secured John Roderick to plant sixteen fine olm troes about the place, The trees give every promlse of being thrifiy and prosperous, Mrs. Mary Hitchcock complalned be- fore Justics Schurz yesterday that a fam- ily nsmed Johnson bad taken possession of a house owned by ber and located on the bottoms, and for a year or more had not only paid no rent but had used op the barn and fences for flrewood. She wanted the Johasons arrested as tree- passers. The city council meets again Thuraday evening, and the sesslon will be an im- portant one. At that time the final set- tloment will be made with Reagan Bros. for the paving, the question of sewerlng Fitth avenue will also come up agaln, the election of city officers s to be at- tended to, and the prohibitory questlon may be considered. Various other mat- ters are also liable to be called up., The counoll will continue to draw good houses so long as theso mattors are hang- ing fire. Mrs, Kerns, who lives near the Wa- bash, complalns that her husband is not only neglecting her and failing to provide for his family, but that he ts bestowing his affections upona Mrs, Jacobs, who lives on Harrison street, and near whose place he s cultlvating a pisce of land, when not busy cultivating her acquaint- ance. The police Interviewed Mra, Ja- cobs yesterday, but ehe denfed all guilt, and avowed that Mrs, Kerns was mallc- fously ruining her reputation out of jeal- ousy. There is & peculiarly sad and shooking caze of destitution on Washington avenue. for raducing expenses. 1t has been de- jetded even, not to buy lamber any more | by the carload, bat to purchase it in lit tle lotr, as actually needed for repairave. It is expected that the police force will to reduced, although there are now only thres men on n'ghts, and three men on dags, betidcs the chief and captaln. One of the clty jallers may also be dispensed wlah, and other reductions made. Re- {renchmert seems to ba the adopted pol- icy of the now councll. The dwoellers in the Fourth ward are very patient'y watching and waiting to 08 what the conncil propozes to do tor them in the way of dralnage and protec- tlon againat flocds, About election time thelr just grievances were quite proml- nént, and many naesurances wero glven the people that theit wants should be met. They have walted patlently for the new coancll to got organized, and get falrly down to buciness, and now they begin to think they have waited almost lcng enoogh, Alderman Shugart made a move at the laet council meeting to get somothing done, and 1t fs to be hoped :bat soon the desired relief may be given them. They do not sek much, and al- though the council seems disposed to cut off all postitle cxpenditates, this should ba treated by them as one of the things that canpot be cut off, | —— Facts worth remembering_when you buy Wall Paper: 1st.—That Beard, next door to postoffica, has the largest stock to ccloct from. 2d-—That his prices aro as low as tho lowest. 3d—That he is a practical intericr decorator and employs none but ekillful workmen. ANNIVERSARY CEREMONIES Programme of the Sixty-Fifth Anni- veraary Services, The celebration by the Odd-Fellews of thelr sixty-fifth auntversary and the dedi- catlon uf thole new hall in this city, will take place on Tuceday evening, April 28. The following will be the order of the ex- excises: AFTERNOON PROGRAMME, Parade at 1:30 p. m. from the new hall, hesded by bind and escorted by uni- formed patriarche. Dedication of new hall immediately after parade. Vecal and instrumental music. It {s also expected that Grand Master J. K. Powers, Grand Representative H. Block and Past Grand Representatlve D. C. Bloomer wlll make short speeches. EVENING PROGRAMME, Grand ball at Beno’s ball, to which all visiting brothera and thelr ladier are es- pecially invited. Complimentary tickets will be furnished on application to the secretary of the committee by the noble grand, or officerin charge of his delega- tion, All members are requested to meet at the new hall at 1p. m. sharp. We would suggest that all 0dd Fellows bring thelr regalia with them. Members of uniform U. D. camps are earnestly invited to be present to act as escort to the parade. Any further Information will be gladly furnlshed by the undersigned. Committee on Invitation—T. Bowman, John Shicketanz, D. C. Bloomer, T. C. F. Brenneman. G, H. Jacksoy, Sec'y. — e —— Artlsts' Materials at G, R. Beard’s Wall Psper Store. Send for price list., — - CONFIDENCE OROOKS, They Bang About the Oity Seeking ‘What They may Devour and Who They may Gull. Within the past few days a number of well known confidence men have been notlced hanging about the city. One of them, known as *‘Reddy,” used to be quite notorlous In these parts, but has qeen away for some time. Another, one of whose eyes are 8o peculiar as to iden— tify bim ensily and to secure for him the name of ** Wesping-eyed Charlle,” is hanging about here, In conneotien with thelr appearance hera, there arlee various reports of trloks belng turned. Day be- fore yesterday, a simple fellow was confi- denced out of all the money he had, 9, the old trick being played of hiring him to go to work on a farm, and then his employer borrowlng a little money from the greeney, on the pretense that he would return It just as soon as he could got a bill changed. This trick was turned on Main street, near Willow ave- nue, right In the heart of the elty. Another trick of about the same nature and size, was played at one of the depots yesterday. As the police are posted on these fellows, the public may expect to seo them run In Instead of being allowed to have ths liberty of the olty. o — Financially Pressed, It was with rogret that the citizens 1 A white woman lies there sick, In a little | yesterday learned that Mr. J. Mueller, house, with two colored children depend- | the well known music dealer, was finan- ent upon her, she having been living|clally embarassed, It has been known with a colored man named Julius Free- | for some time among certain circles, but man, who is employed atone of the he-|the public revelation came yesterday, tels in the city. It is clalmed that when | Mr, Watte, of the Ings Bank, tem- she fell sick the colored man abandoned | porarily t-klv&; possesaion of the stook, her, She has been very 1i, and withont repregenting the ol#lws of the bank and t Lyon, Healey & Co., of Chicago. It any of the comforts aud fow of the neces: | yu2 osed that. Mr. Mueller has boen sarles of life. Some of the nelghbors | carrylng a very ;mluh ‘lilnvlor stock than pavo been helping ber, butdt bas been | the times and the trade warranted. It counts up between $60,000 and 60,000 apparently lmpomslblo to get any sld | WE0 Ui ch ntruments’ and toge. from b cousty anthoritier, muso bouss 18 on which would prove u The matter of reweraging Fifth avenue o‘redlt to a clty of three times the s'ze of isone of great importance, as such ) Councll Blufis, and the straln of keep- ing it up, and carrylog on the busioe towae will bo absolutely nocossary to tho | ok of ‘which has’ necoussrilly been on new joil and court house, The new jall |credit, has proved too great for Me. Muel- will fa.a fow months be ready for use, |lers capital, His a:m‘:pfl;e ‘h:; o ahead of imes and abead of the fie and bence the urgency olh starting the Aoy S\ PR R Y| ballding of the sower, aa the conneotlons | iy ciul set back is the b can be mads easler aud cheaper by having | cause for regret by sll. His name s so the werk done now, and the jall will be w;'ll:nogu’ld lracln:‘c.ly uam::aud with this branoh of trade, reputation as s of n:) pristical “;B "?o“ ;""."' et salosman and s an' honeet business man puzs'e tooma to be as how the city cab | pg 4ych, ho; that the manufectur- psy for the work, and this is the problem | ers whose goods hoe has handled sucoess- over which the aldermanic minds are :“t" |lordthuln. it n'o:h(ot hi:n)l, d'lll :fit now stulylog. §2 soen as they see a way | lot him drop out of the ranks, and while A s protecting thelr iotereats, it 1s belloved that they wlil arrange in some wanner so In view of the financialcondition of the | that he can go on with the business. 1t city, snd the protabllity cf this year's |is tobe l:opfif '-h-'t Mx-l M‘:cllu mhr; rovenues velng reduced by 20,000, the | ERTREC IS BEES PRI, d‘a"‘g;p [ swoant formerly recelved from soloons, | place among the live, never-tiring men of the clty coancil beglns to adopt measares | the clty . ROBBED BY A HACKMAN. Sach is the Claim of a German Siranger, Who Says He was Horribly Treated, One Arrest Made. A German, giving bis nume as Barn- hard Landwehr, appeared at pollce head. querters yesterday morning, and by means of an interpreter, made known his story of how he had boen oatrageous- 1y troated the night before. His state- ments were somewhat mixed, but they were to the followlng effect: He came into town on the Ohlosgo & Northwest- ern {raln, and got off at the local depot. He vas goiag further woet, .and finding that he would have to go to the tranafer depot to get the train that he wanted, ho got a hack to take hlm there. On reaching the transfor, the hackman wanted $£6 fare. The German would not, In fact could not, pay such an_amount, and an altercation ensued, which ended in his payiog one dollar. He say that then the hack-driver and a man who was with him threw him Into the hack again, and taking him a little ways from the trans- for, pounded him up badly and took all the money he had, only $2, and took his vallle. He said the hack-driver had a team of bays, and that he could tell the msn {f he rshould see him sgaln, 80 the polico started out with him to hunt tho hack-drlver up. The German pointed out Pat Villiscs, who was standing on the sldewalk on Broadway, and eaid he was the man, Villisca drives one of Martin’s hacks, but the team is a white and sorrel Instead of boys. Villisea denied knowlrg anything about the matter, but the German In: sisting that he was tho one, he was ar- rested, and gave bonds, to appear this morning to .nswer the grave cherge of robbery. Later In tho day the German seemed not nosure about the identity of the hackman, and last evening it was reported that he had concluded to drop the oase, and Lad been paid back h’s money and had left the olty. ——————— ‘The Newspaper Fiend." The many friends of C. S. Clark, known familiarly hera as *‘the newspaper fien have been wondering not a little lately why he was keeping 80 quiet in his new home, in O'Brlen, Florlda. It seems from late papers from there that he has been keeping himself too busily concerned there to do do much letter writing to his northern friends. Besides working on his frult and vegetable plantation, which occupation is really making him fat enough to almost cast a shadow, he indulges in occasional newspaper work. He wouldn’t be himself unless he could do alittle of that. He seems to bandle the pen just as nimbly as when he carrled tho belt as the champlon news-gatherer of (he Hawkeye state, and is belping northern emigration by numer- ous lottera from the south, s ““whooping up” the new constitutlon by articles in the Savannah News, and other prominent papers; and is doing his best to boom the town In which he has settled. To cap the climax, Clark has been chosen secretary of & now hotel company in O'Brlen, which is to put up a $5,000 building. “Board of Trade.. At the meeting of the board of trade Last ovening® 1t was deemed best to post- pone the annual electlon of officers until next Friday evening, when it is expected there will be a larger attendance. Judge James and Col. Chapman were appointed a special committee to report next Fridsy evening concerning the proposed new bridge. It is expected that some inter- esting facts will be revealed at that time, The delegation of the ore board of trade who vislted this clty two years ago, have sent to the board of trade of this clty a largo_pictarc ropresenting the elo. vators and depots of that city, elegantly framed and forming a{beautiful tribute to the Council Bluffs board. The secretary was instructed to make a eultable ac- knowledgement of the glft. e " The alarm of fire at ten o'clock last night proved to be a false one, —_—— PERSONAL, William F. Patton will go te Chicago to- day or to-morzow. J, L. Stewart, now ‘of Ottumwa, Iows, was at Bechtelo's yesterday. L. N, Fliskinger, of Wayne, Neb., brother of A, T. Flickinger, is in the city. Mrs, M. Sanger, who has been visiting H. Frledmsn's family, has returned to her home, in Des Moiues. Judge James is planning to soon take a trip eastward for his health, sud may then go south for & fow months. W. H, Hudson, of Lyons, [Towa, f'who is disbursing clerk of ths house of reprosenta- tives, was in the clty yesterdsy, . Mrs, Wells, of Boone, who his been visitisg her daughter, Mrs, ¥, B, Warner, of this city, returned home last evening. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Tathe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World, ‘With onl, operate, ineludio 7,39 Koy to learn an t prints 76 characters caps and small lotters, unctuatioos, figures, signs and ractions, It ‘s the simplest and most rapld wrlbiog machine mado a8 well as the most durable E7Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Til., Sole Agents, H, SHOLES, Council Blufis Agent for Western Towa Dr, W. E. Sherraden DENTIST, 0. Oounal) Blufts t CuaeToes "opecialist (30w e . "Address ARD & CO.. LOUISIANA, NS NEW GOODS. NEW C00DS. Carpetsa nd DryGoods anaATaux HARKNESS BROTHERS. Axminster Moquette, Body Brussels, Tapestry Specialty. 8myrnia Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, Etc, of excellent variety. Turcoman and Madras curtains Bilks in black and the new colors. Harkness Bros, 401Br b .Our line ot Dress Goods comprises a'l the Seasop, and the variety of our White Goods is nowhere excelled attention, and ourline of ladies’ and childrens’ Hote is larger and Prussels, & Ingrain Carpets. Etc. COffice Matting a ur ¢ stock of Lace Curtains isunusually large and in many new and beautitul designs, Choicest new designs tor the New and beautitul Laces invite finer than ever, oadway Council Bluffs, R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, custts e, romared wvkoms e CHRONIC DISEASESetsu sas sopouit 1, o yeas prActe cowrienss Gles Ho NOTICE.—Bpecial & vertisemente, 8ko Ing, oto., will be Inserted In this column FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each gubsequ ortlon. Teave advertisomente s our ofos, No. Poarl Btroed. near Broadway 4 WANTS, [VOR SALE—House furniturs. A TACOB STMS, Attorney - at-Law, 3: town, now doing a business of about $360 per COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, month, No other hotel in the place. Terms liberal, Office, Main Stroot, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart and s, BWAN & WALKER Beao block. Will practioe In State and tato oourts. [ JOR SALE OR TRADE —8(0 nores of land In Wayne county, Mo. Wil trade for Council N. 8CHURZ. Justicd of the Peace ' & WALKR OFFICR OVER AMERICAN RXPRI 10OWA “or Nobraska COUNCIL BLUFFS. SCHMIDT, { westorn Towa. will sel with or without funiture, of will trade for a small farm with etook etc. SWAX & WALKER. (OR BALE—Eighty acres unimproved laud in Unlon county, Jows, 3} miles south.cast of Af- v | dome tho oounty seat, or will trado for Nobraska ‘or the 5 ansas land. AN & WALKER. No, 220 Main St , Council Blufls, FOR SALE—A % nore tract of good Tand about Open Sunday. First-class work guaranteed. one and a half miles from Council Blufis post office, at a bargaln. BWAN & WaLns 1410!& SALE—In Harrison county, Iowa. 820 acres grass land, all under fonce—a £00 acre farm with fine improvements, all under cultivation exocept 20 acres grasa—80 acres good grass or pasture land, and severa! other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved lan SWAN & WALKER. P\ou SALE—Lands improved aad unimproved. It you wanta farm in western fows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us hoar fr ou. Sw. ly 110 Fourth botween hours © and 128, m. H E Soams OR SALE.— W ANTS TO TRADE —Good 1o Iand for a small stock of hard: merobandiso, well located. TFO8 BATE-A rarochance to get & fino, well T proved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of Council Bluffe, at a bargain. Low price and casy terms, SWAN & WALKER JFO8 SALE=A good paying Totel property with liyory stable, in one of the bost small towns in & WALKRR. COUNCIL BLUFFS Brel Company ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard Soft ano Blossburg CO . A I ‘W. H. SIBLEY, Manager. Offico, 8 Main 8. Yard,onC.R.1 P.and O M. & 8t. P. Rallway, WAX & WaLkn. OR SALE—A farge number of business and rosi- dence lots In all parts of Council Blufls. See us before you buy, SWAN & WALKKR. o5, ST Partios wiiing fo buy hoap Tota &0 build on canbuy on monthly psymenta_of trom $2 to §10. SWAN & WALRRR JFOR RENT—We willzoaf you a Iot to build_on with the privilago to buy if you wish on very ilberal term 8w 0 Correspond with any one wishing a on £.r planning mill. sash, door ufactory, wo have bullding and inery, well located, for gale, leaso or trade; SWAN & WALKNR. \OR_RENT- Large two etory frame bullding sult able for warchomse oF storngo purposcs, nose railroad depot. Sw KR, JRORRENE Uk BALE — Buriag end grounas suitat | for small foundsy and machine shop Good boller, engine, cupola, blower with fixed shaft- ing eto., ready toput in motion. SwaN WaALKRS, "OE SALE_Houses, Lots and Land. A. J. ™ Stophonson, 603 First avenue. Fb}i SALE_A top-buggy, first-class mnake and 1n excellent condition.” Or will trade for cheap 86 . M. Bee office, Council Blu7s. ONLY HOTEL In Counctl Bluffs having a FIRE ESCAPE, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, etc,, is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR iob. Addi ANTED—Evory body 1n Counell Blc ake TusBun. Delivered by carrier st only iwenty cents & wook. LD PAPERS—For sale » hundred. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT. T have & double store building,10100ms, partitioned off, elegantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, good brick ccllar, suite1 for restaurant, Iaundry, boardiug house, merchaatilo business or residont property. Alsoa large two-story frame dwelling with 16 rooms two oeHars, otc., etc., suited for boardiog house, private residence, hospital, cto., opposite the city bulldings and city market for rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN. F. H, Ogcurr. Bxx office, a4 26 centa 1, M. TREYNOR, GOUNGIL BLUFFS GARPET (GO Succrssors ro Casady’ Orcutt & French 405 Broadway S. T, Francu J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Bzogdvly_cannou Bluffa, Counctl Bufis Carpets, SERCIAT NUTION: Rirnteos Thkiii {Pand, ™o Loua, Jor Bls, To Baaly Waake, Becet BUGKEYE WRUUG HT FE ther hotel in a iv. Nebraska NCING AND CRESTING. UL TTTTRTIE Beautify your homes by using the above, Over 500 designa to select from, CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimates given on any stylo eithor put up or delivered here, by applying to KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. W. P. AYLSWORTH, » HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame ho moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH. 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufs. Attention, Ladies. While closing out my notions, will sell all hair goods at 25 per cont discount, 800 Switches 60 Waves, Bangs, etc., to.scrifice, Custom work carefully attonded to. MRS D. A. BENEDICT. 337 Broadway, Council Biuffs, MTEarE PH@ENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, Counoil Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT #OUSE IN THE ci7Y, Evarything served in first class style and on short notice. Hot and cold lunches always roady. GRAVEL ROOFING Roof Painting and repairing. GEO. All work guaranteed to give sat sfaction. SM ITI..‘ ; QN’ I 302 N. 7th Street, *Curtains, : Window Shades, |Railway Time Table. COOUNOIL ?BLUF¥S, . The tollowing are the $imes of the arrival and de. Mattin. partaeeof Trfha by ceniral wtendsd tima 41 the y fooal depote. Tratus loave transtor depob 4sn min. ates asttior And arrive ten min iy ARBIE, #m0AGo and NoRTEWRSTERY, Mail and Exprees Accommodation Expross CHI0AS0 AYD BOOK 18LANY, Mail and Express Accommodation Exorets ; HIGAG0, MILWAUKES AXD BY, PAUL. Mal and Expross 050 7 0 Expross 905 A M 10440, BUMANGTON AXD QUINOT, and Expross minodation " Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled !|, . LOUIS AND PACITIO, From Transter only, N 81 Louls Expross M Chlcago Esp via Peoria KANEAS 1YY, 7. JO AXND 0OUNOIL BLA AN Mail and Express Express WOUX CITY AND PAGITIG, Mail for Sloux City Expres for 84 Paul UNION PAOIFIC, Donver Express Lincoln Pass 0'a & Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS TO OMANA, 30 » 40 ¢ 0 GUUNCIL BLUFFS|: GARPET 6 r N 20 A N 80 r RV MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOTS, BANKER . o Bty CONTRACTORS Established 1850 A D BULLDERS paaiae n Feigs i Decaestle Exshangs a8d | 1\ 901 Upper Broadway, Councll Bluffs, COUNCIL BLUFFS. H. H, FIELD, W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Oalla Attended Promptly, Day and Night. Particular attention given to Em bainin Telephone No. 97. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main 8t., Councin Brures, - - - Jowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on haad waty wo will sell in retall or carload lots, 'Ahll Stock Warranted as Reoresentet, olesale a1 aretsl) denlen i Grain snd Ealed Bay. Price sonable Batistackion Guaranteed. SOHLUTHR & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncllBlaffs, COUNOIL BLUFFS, April 2. FOREMAN—Hokd this space for the advertisement of Dra. Judd & Smith's Bloctrio Aj plisacos. are too bysy Alilng thelr orders sod gottiog thelr new factary, No. 80, Fourth Bbrwet, to rights, t got a0y copy fush Bow,