Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1885, Page 6

HE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, Aoril 24, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By oarries = = = By Mall - OFFIOR! N0, 12 Pearl Street. MINOR MENTION, Thes. Ratliff is at home agaln, Taree dranks were ground thiough the police coart yesterday. The Oouncil Blufts lron works are pre- paring to start up agaln. The Council Bluffs branch of the land league gave a ball at Beno's ball last night. Either the tramps are great llars or about nine out of ten of them come from Kanaas City. Perhaps both. The ladles of the Harmony Misslon so- cioty are to glve another of their soclals at the residence of J. R. Sell this even- Ing. Tho water service was extended along Ross street yosterday, by running gal- vanized pipe a distance of about 500 feot. Collins, the artlst, Is placing some ex- cellent specimens of his work in promi- nont show windows, attracting much at- tentlon, An old army frlend of Gen. Gibbon Iaughs at the ignorance of the Globe in claiming that he is & democrat. He eays he {8 and always has been a staunch re- publican, Al Smith’s little child got hold of the kerosene can, and got a pretty good sized drlnk, before discovered, but reme- dles promptly glven saved it from any very serlous harm. Henry Barbeau, for a number of years employed at the transfer, will open the hotel on Maln street corner of Ninth avenue. The house after belng renovated 18 to be named the *‘American House.” The valuable stalllon, owned by Mr. Hazard, and which was Injured as stated In yesterday's BEE, has been fouad to be 80 badly hurt as to render it necessary to shoot him. The loss will be §1,800. Raymond & Oampbell commenced yes- terday drlving plles for the foundation of the new jall. The work Is to be crowded right along, and a fow months will see the bullding ready for occupancy. Among the tramps brought forward yesterday wai onme young man who " claimed to have been a change pitcher for an eastern base ball club, but the club going to pieces, he had gone to work pitching bulscuits for a Kaneas Clty boarding house. The local depot of the Milwaukee & 8t. Paul has been repainted and fixed up in a neat manner. IE the other rallway companles would give Council Bluffs bet- ter depots, the improvement would be much appreclated. At present the local depots are a shame to aslty of this sizo. Yesterday morning about 7:16 o'cloock a8 Lawrence Holst was driving down Maln street in a top buggy with asplrited team belonging to Mace Wise, the front axle parted from the buggy, dumped the occupants out, injuring him only slight- ly. Heheldon to the relns, and was dragged ahout twenty feet. The judiclal contest by which Judge Aylesworth seeks to oust Judge Loof- bourow from the bench of the distrlct court, was to have come up for hearlng in Des Moines yesterday, but Judge Loof- bourow having been toc busy with hls judiolal duties to get hls evidence to- gether, a continuance was had by agree- ment. Tho Odd Fellows are making great pre- parations for the celebratlon of the anni- versary of the order next Tuesday. There will bo a parade In the afternoon of that day, and the dedicatlon of thelr new hall in ‘opera house blcck, and a grand ball in the evening.i A goodly number of prominents from out of the clty are expected to be present and a very interesting programme is belng ar- ranged, The Mortlmer & Weaver dramatic company gave another of thelr entertain- meonts at the opera house last evening, and drew a good sized audlence. Last night they gave “Falsely Accused,” a strong play, which they rendered well. The cheap prices for a very falr show seems to str.ke the people just about right. The same company wlll ocoupy the opera house for the rest of the week. J. W, Burton is showlog himself as more than an ordinary commedian, and In the Irish he I8 very fine. Arrangements are being made by which the skating rink is to be changed into a a mussum and theatre, A dozen carpen- tera are now at work makiog the needed changes, and improvements, Besldes a dlme museum, there are to be numerous entertainments, and some attractions have already been secured. The place Is to be opened next Monday evening, and the Georgia minstreluare to ocoupy it for a wook, The pext week there will be a dramatic company, and the followlng week there is to be a comic opera com- pany. This venture msy prove success- full, but it depends largely on how the K place is managed. The meeting of the state pharmacent- loal society, which cpens here cn the 12th of May, promlises to be an event of inter- ost not only to thoee of the profession but to the public generally, A large number of visitors from all parts cf the country will be here, and besides interesting pro- czedings there will bs an exhibit which will be of such size srd varlety as to muke the occation tomewhat of & fatr or|" exposition, The Mynster block, which has boen sccured for the use of the noclety, sffords rare accommodations, and the first floor will be devoted entirely to the exhibits, while the meetings will be held on the second floor, glvlng ample room for large sudlences. From the namber of exhibits already secared 1t Is evident that thls meeting will be the most sucosssfal yet held by the soclety. One young man was brought before the superior court yesterdsy on the serlous charge of breaking the seal of a loaded frelght car, and entering It. The young man gave his name as Bender, and ex- plained that he had been working Ina hotel at Logan, his widowed mother Ilvlng there also. Hc wanted to go to Omaha,whera hisunclehas a bakeryand to save paying fare, ho got Into a car which was foaded with grindstones, naturally not having any Intentlon of pocketing any of them, and none were found on hisperson. He was locked into the car, and when the train reached here he found a policeman waiting to gobble him, He claimed that he had $20 coming to him at the hotel, but that Instead of drawing it he left It for his mother. The judge TUHL MATYI X N THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS FOR THE LADIES. A Free Rids fo Omaha and Retarn for All the Ladies. Grand Excursion to Smith's Mam. moth Store, Omaha, on Batur- day, April 25th, There I8 a grand treat In store for the ladies of Council Bluffs and vlclnity. To.morrow, Smith, the great Omaha dry goods man, will run a speclal train from the Broadway depot, In Council Bluffs, to Omaha and return and will carry all the ladies who desire to go FREE OF OHARGE. You are not asked to buy goods unless you want to, but can go freo just the ssme. The tralu will leave the Broadway depot at 10:30 to-morrow morning and will leave Omaha on the return trip at 4 o'clock p. m. On that day Smith will make a great speclal sale of Silks, drees goods, Spring wraps, kld gloves, Parasols and Fans, let him go and he hurried off to see his Omaha uncle, The suit of Dr. Bellinger agalnst Mr. Knemeyer, the proprictor of the Coy house, has been declded sgainst the doc- tor. In this sult the doctor claimed 8150 for attendance when Mr. Knemeyer had the small-pox. The patlent clalmed that he never employed the doctor, but that the doctor visited a county patient in the rame room, The case was a badly mixed one, and the doctor could not prove any direct contract, and hardly enongh facts to warrant the holding of an implled contract. The patlent brought in evldence to show that the doctor did not make as many visits to the house as he had charged for in his bill, and that he was out of the place on the last few days on which vislts were charged. He also brought in evidence to show that he ald not take any medicine from the doctor, except a little herb tea, which the doctor had advleed his wife to steep for him, and the other man, confined in the same room. The small-pox cases promise to farnish plenty of business for the courts, before they aro all settled. e —— - ‘What they Think of Cook, The securing of Joseph Cook for a leoture here May 11th {s the new enter- prise of the young men who gave Coun- cil Bluffs a treat in the Bernhardt-Liste- mann concert. As must be known, Joseph Cook stands in the front rank cf the world’s orators. Hereare two of the many opinlons expressed by great men, concerning_ him: From President James McCosh, Prince- to College, in the Catholic Presbyterian for Septomber, 1879: I regard Joseph Cook as a heaven- ordalned man, He has as much power of eloquence as Parker, and vastly more acqualntance with ohilosophy than the mystic Emerson. He lightens and thun- ders, throwing vivid light on a topic by an expression or comparfson, or strik- ing & presamptuous error as by a bolt from heaven. From Rev. R. Payne Smith, Dean of Canterbu The lectures are remarkably eloquent, vigorcus and powerful. ——— Bothering Fero, Detective Fero, who has a keen look- out for the Interests of the Milwaukee & St. Paul company, yesterdsy was com- plained of for assaulting a man giving bis name as Barney Tate, a stranger In the city, who is sald to have been caus- ing a good deal of trouble around the yards, and whose appearance was that of a tramp. Fero drove him out of the company's yards, and In an energetic manner, whereapon the fellow went be- fore Justice Fralney, who, of course, {ssued a warrant. The case was continued for a week, by which tlme the fellow will probably- be far from here, and the cate will be dlamissed. Tate was arrested yesterday afterncon as a tramp, but al- lowed to go agatn, it being understood that he would leave the city for the city’s good. It Is sald that some of the em- ployes of another railway, to bother Fero, put the fellow up to having Fero arrested, ———— Facts worth remembering when you boy Wall Paper: 1st.—That Beard, next door to postoftice, has the largest stock to seloct from. 2d-—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d—That he is a practlcal Interior decorator and employs none but skillful workmen, —— OOMMEROIAL, OCOUNOIL BLUYYS MARKWT, NWhu;—No. 1 milling, 70; No, 2, 65; o. Quru=ser, £ urpoase, £00. ats—For 08, £00, Hay—$ 00 petpwnx baled, 60, ye— 600, Uo'rn Meal—1 50 per 100 pounds, ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Coal—Delivered, bard, 950 per tonj ro 40 perton Lard—Armour's, wholesallng o Flour—Oity flour, 1 90, Brooms—175@8 00 per dor, LIVE STOOK, Oattlo—Butcher cows! § 35@3 75, Butcber PRODUOR AND FRUITS, Eggo—Continue steady at 11c, Butter—Cholce new crflm.y,d@%x good held at 13 @ 14c; choice country roll, 15@17¢; fair to good, 12@140; poor and eld ll.ocl( 6@ 10c. Tho recelpts of poor and falr grades are ingreasing. ~ Choice roll contiaues scarce and sells roadiiy at quotstions when wrapped in cloths and well packed. Poultey ~Supply in bort of the demand, Live spring obic! r doz., 6 00; live old chi per doz 3 75; llv.‘urllll, por b, 5@1001 drested chickens, per Ib., 12@ ; dreased turkeys, per 1o, 14@15¢; dressed dose, por b wé dusks, per Ib O cl ,Ml' dom-nd at 200 per doz., for mallards, 1 50@1 75 for mixed and 10.@12 for teal Ship ounly best killed birds. No sale for old stock, Onions - Cheice stock roarce at 12'@1 50 per bushel; wet and sprouted, 7 Beans - Supply f 140; dirty and unscresaed, 75@100c. Potatoes —The market has been almost bare for the past week. Cholce stock of suy good Finer goods and lower prices than ever before offered. Do not fall to take advantage of this great excursion for it will cost you noth- ing for oar fare whether you buy or not. o —— Artlsts' Materials at G, R. Beard's Wall Paper Store. Send for price —— Merrily Mated, Yeaterday afternoon there was a quiet little wedding at the resldeuce of J. R. Rue, near the Institutlon for the deaf and dumb, the bride belng his daugater, Miss Hattle E. Rue, and the fortunate young man belng F. J. Day, of the well- known firm of Odell & Day. The cere- mony was performed, by Rev. Mr, Bates, of the Presbyterlan church, In the pres- ence of & small company, the Invitatlons belng only to the relatives and a few intlmate friends, The newly wedded ones left on the evening train for the east. They may be assured that the con- gratulations and well wishes are as honest end hearty as they are numerous. Real Estate. The following is a list of real estate transfers filed in the recorder’s office of Pottawottamle county, Iowa, as furnished by A. J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, April 23, 1885: Ashbel 8. Avery to C. L. Roberts, lots 7 and 8, block “B,” Carsou, 3,500, Mary Griflith to J. R. Hurford et al, Iot 12, bleck 43, Baylles & Palmer's add., $600. 0. L. Stono to Frank D. Tanner, part block 21, Neola, $675. Andrew Schwensen to B. H, Urbahns, part wi nwi 22, 77, 41, $35. Total ales, $4,810, ICWA ITEM~. The Lake City steam mill, valued at $13,700, was burned on the 18th; insared for about one-kalf that amount. The president of the Iowa Dairymen’s associatton told a Sloux City man that Towa creameries pald out sn aversge of over §2,000,000 a month for cream. Madame Tremalne, a confidence oper- ator, who has been working different clties under varlous aliases, made a $400 to $500 clean-up In Des Moines a few days ago, then skipping for parts un- known, Capt. L. B, Goffey died in Des Moines on Friday, at the age of 70. He was a regular army officer, served through the Mexican war, and enlisted at Galena in the late war, and was a warm personal friend of Gen. Grant. Wesley W. Garner, of Columbus City, Loulsa county, has held a commission as notary public from every Iowa governor since December 28, 1848, to the present dste; his first comnlssion was signed by Gov, Ansel Briggs, Judge Hayes says he will require a cost bond of $1,000 to be farnished by any party not an officer of the law who ap- plies to him for an injunction against any saloonkeeper, The dead body of 8 man was found Sunday evenlng some two miles from Cedar Raplds, under a barbed wire fenca near the ling of the Burlington, Cedar Raplds snd Northern railroad. His head and body was covered with cuts and bruises and his shirt burned off down to His coat, bat and shoes were found in an abondcned house mear by, the ehoes belng covered with blood. — A Practical Man. Arkansaw Traveller. A fat old man who should have known better, dragged himself up three lorg flights of stairs and entersd the editorial room. “*Whew! Coming up the stelrs makos me blow,"” he ssid “Yes,” the editor replled, 1 do for you?” The old fellow laughed as he took a emall plece of paper from a tin spectacle- case, ‘‘Here's something that I jotted dewp,” he sald. ¢,You needn’ put my—" laughed heartily— “‘name to it,” The edltor took up the sorap of paper and read the fol'owing: ¢« *If war should occur between Eng- land and Russia it will be & Wall street ir; betwean he Bull and the Bear.’’ l nothiog to do “What can % 1t appears to read all right, though if there were really an; thing of it the telegraph would haye— snd 1t here!” The old fellow snatched hils contribntion and lugged himself down stair — PILES! PILES! PILKS! A BURE OURE FOUND AT LAST! KO ONE NEED BUFFER. A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Xu.hlngnnd ted Piles has been discovered by Dr, ty will bring 55@60e; fair to goed, 46 | I Applea—Good to choice Kanass and Mis- souri, 325@3 75 per barrel. Market is full of tock selling at any prios buyers -FRIDAY APRIL 24, 1885 ———————e————— HARKNESS BROTHERS, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, e — e Tp— OARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS. ‘A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down. DryGoods, DryGoods All the Novelties in Dress Goods, Silks and White Goods. Always Lowest Prices. We make a svecialtv of Store Shadings. Office Mattings, the furnishine of churches offices and public buildings. Harkness Bros, 401 Broadway Council Bluffs OUNGIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY G00D Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Out of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock 1s the Largest in e West and is being ccntinually replenished by all the lavest and choicest novelties, 405 Broadway ONLY HOTEL In Councll Bluffs having & FIRE ESCAFPE. And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, etc., is the Council Bufis CRESTON HOUSE|W. Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Matn St., Council Blufls, Open_Sunday. _First-olass_work guaranteod. J. L. DeBEVOISE. Onion Ticket Agent 0. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The tollowing are the times of 4ho arrival and de- trains by oentral standard time, T ve transtor dopol den min: lor and arrive ton minutes later. 10460 And NORTEWRSTRRN; Mail aud Expross Accommodation Expross CHI0AG0 AND ROOK ISLAND, Mail and Express Accowmodation Exprets K QHICAGO, MILWAUKNE AND 87, FAUL, Ma'l and Express 4 Exprosy CHICASO, BUBLINGTON AND QUINOY. Mol avd Expross Accommodatior Exprevs WABASH, BT, LOUIS AND PACIFIO, From Travater only. 8t.1Louls Expross Chlosgo Exp vis Peorla Mail and Exprose Express WIOUX OITY AKD PAGLFIO. Mail for Sloux City Exproes for Bb Paul Lincoln & Overland Express DOMMY TRA MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ' | ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Broadway, Counell Blufia, | * % SPECIAL NOTICEB NOTICE.—8pecisl a vertisomonte, m Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, w-nu. Board. Ing, oo., will bo tnserted in this column ab the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the fire} Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequen ortlon. Leave advertisomente s\ our offios, K. Poarl Btroot, noar Broadway WANTS. JOR RENT.—A now threo room house on Lincoln Avenue; well and cistorn, Enquiiro of Jokn Johuson, head of Frank strcot. FOR SBALE -A two-seated oarriage, with singie or « double harnerw, if desired. ~ For torms inqulre of | gy Pusoy. 3 WANTKD A nurse girl. Boventh avenue, FOR HENT—HKeoms now mcuplml by Y. M, C. A., after May 1. P. Devol OR BALE.—.. town, now d b bout 8350 per month, No other hotel i the place. Torma liberal, BWAN & WALKER. “WAR, WAR, WAR FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. ake hay while the Sun shines;” '‘Never put off until to-morrrow what you can do to- ‘Strike while theiron is hot,” “‘Be sure your right,” then make a Brg 1{.1« for CHAPMAN’'S PICTURE STORE, 106 and 107 Main £treet. New stock of FRAME colled in the weat. cost for 10 days only. See the Followmg P: ices: Steel Engnving! Steel 1 Water Calured l’ Toquire at No, 610 MOULDINGS, Pictures, etc., havearrived and cannot be ex- Engravings, Oil Paintings, Water Colors, etc., will bs sold at actual 7OR SALE OR TRADE.—8(0 acres of laud in Wayoo county, Mo. Will trade for Council Bluffs city property er sell cheap for cash, or part time. BWAN & WALKRR WANTS, 0 TRADE.—Good Towa or Nebraska Iand for a small stock of hardware or general merchandise, well located. SWAN & WALKER. $2.00 worth $3.75 4 5 9. OR SALE—A rare chance to get & fine, well im- 0 worth .00 B! proved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of | lm mes, 24x30 at 81, l'ot rme; 3, Council Blue, ut & bargain. ' | il Paintings in 4 inch gilt frames, (ot or e S e A 36, at $: terms. : Cabinat Framon atcost, Brass Dictura Rod, Tirass Jirackets: Piokats Ohains, Brass Naile {08 SALE—A good paying hotel property with | gtc , will be sold at hard times prices. If you have pictures to frame, call and y K livery etable, in o of the best small towns 1n | o2 g vleg of mou'dings, which will be sold v heiems prices, t e western Iowa will sell with or without turniture, or will trade for a emall farm with stook ete. 105 and 107 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. W. P. AYLSWORTH, “Eighty nty, Towa, 9 miles south-castof Af- ton, the county seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. SWAN & WALKER. NOR SALE—A 20 acre tract of good land about one and & half wiles from Council Blufis post office, at a bargaln, SWAN & WALKER. owa. 820 acres with fine improvements, all under cultivation exoept 20 acros grasa—g) acres good grass or pasture land, and severa! other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of SWAN & WALKKR. Lands improved aad unimproved. It 'you wanta farm’ T westorn lows, Knusaa Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hea Swax & WaLkan. VOR SALE—A large number of business and rosi- denoo lota in all parts of Council Bluffa. See s before you buy, SWAN & WALKER. \OR SALE—Partles wishing to b build on canbuy an mouthly choap Tota to ments_of trom WALENR Fon RENT=Wowi] Ton yml a Tot to build_on vith the privlage to buy if you, wish on ver Uiberal tel BWAN & WALKNR. wam ED—10 correepond with any one wishing good location fur planning mill, sash, door and biind manufactory, we have bullding and machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; SwAN & WALKNR. OR_RENT - Large $wo etory frawe bullding sult able for warchouse or utanqu purposes, near railroad depot. SWAN_ WALKER. J'OR REN HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfuction guarantced. Frame ho moved on LiTTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world. W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa Tz [ PAaEaNIixX AND “THE ENGLISH " KITCIIEN. 606 Breadway, Counoil Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY, atyle and on shoit UK SALE — B .ag and grounds suital ls for small foundiy and machine shoj Good boller, evgine, cupols, blower with fixed shaft- {ug eto., ready toput in motion. BwAN WALERR, "OR SALE—Houses, Lol«l lnll Land. A. J. " Steptonson, 603 First O SALE—A | 1R, in excellent condition. first-cIass wake and O will trado for chosp e R Evary thin Delivored by carrier a$ only $wenty Ban office, &4 36 conts VALUABLE PROPEGTY FOR RENT. 1 havo a double store bullding,10 rooms,partitioned off, clogantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, good brick cellar, suited for restaurant, Isundry, boarditg house, merchautile businrss or rosldont property. Alsos large twostory frame dwelling with 16 rooms two ccllars, etc., otc., suitcd for boardiog house, private residence, hospital, eto., opposite the city bulldings and clty markes for rent chea W. R. VAUGHAN. THOS. OFFICER, W. H, M. PUSEY Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluff:, Ia. Established, 1856 Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Exchaoge and Home Securities, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Is the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World, With only 80 keys to learn 8 " 1t printa 70 chiarscters LD PAPERS—For sale dred KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Hesee i0d Mules constantly on hand whale we will sell fu reiall or carload lots, All Stock Warranted as Renresented. Wholerale 81 c 10103 0ealery it Gratn spd Buled Bay, FPrice sonsble Satisfaction Guaranteod. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. UouncllBluffs, COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 2. OREMAN—Hold this space for 4he adverbisement of Drs. Judd & Smith's Elootric Apphanoes. are too busy filiing thelr orders ard gettiog thelr new factory, No, B0, FourthStreet to rights, to got copy fust now, Hai X G‘O Ods €1 ovory description and at prices low as the lowest. Special attention to oustcm work. The remain der of my stock ul (OTIONS are belng disposed of at COST, A FACT,call and beconvinced . MRS.D. A. BENEDICT, Courncil Bluffs, 337 Broadway, Iowa, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., most 1 Councin BLurrs, - made 8 well as the most durable EFSend for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, 11l., Solo Agents, H, SHOLES, f‘uunml Blul Agent for Western Iowa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic 'l'emplo, Oouncl) Blufs + 1 R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, fs deme, g vem & Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to 8elect From. 0. "" Fiold & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular sttention glven to Embalminy Telephone No, 97. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, QOUNCIL BLU¥I1 B, IOWA. Offioe, Maln Btreet, Lmhn 8, uunnufl Bewo block. WALl prackios (n Biebe sad tate courte. N. BCHURZ. Justice of the Peace *;OUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA