Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1885, Page 6

COUNCIL BLUFFS. AI)I)ITIUVAL L()( AL. HE DAILY BEE : QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Fnday Morning, May 1, IPTION RATES, 30 cents per week « 10,00 per yoar OPFIOR! No, 12 Pearl Street. ] MINOR MENTION. Tho Methodists held a eo:iable at the charch last evening, Mrs. M. A, Allison, of Nebraska City, is at the Paclfic house. Hon. John Lake, of Rockford, Ili., is In the city, the guest of County Recorder Chambers, Sells Bros’ advance guard are decorat- ing the blll boards with lithographs of the coming show. Harry Hunter was yesterday dolng heavy editorlal work for the old Iady, Mr. Steadman being away. Sells Bros', sar No. 1 left last evening for Missourl Valley, but left four of the paste slingers here to work the ocountry to-day. ““The {Oarnival of Nations,” whichils to be the entertatnment given by the Iadles of the Episcopal church, Is to open on the 12th of May. The sale of ticketa for the lecture of Joseph Cook opens to-day at Bushnell’s. The fame of this orator will doubtlets cause a resh for seats. Regular meeting of Fidellty Oouncil No. 156, R, A., this (Friday) evening. All members are urgently requested to be present at this meeting. The clty council meets in regular ses- slon next Monday evening, and the asses- sora expect to have the books ready for the board of equalizatien to commence work, M. F. Rohrer leaves next Monday to attend the fonrth annual meeting of the Odd Fellows protective association, which is to be held at Fort Madlson. He represents the Council Bluffs members. Great preparations are belng made for the meeting of the State Pharmaceutical soclety, which opens here on the 12th of May. Not only do the sesslons promise to be interesting, but there will be very fine exhibits of varfous lines of goods and wvarious preparations, The following have been chosen as the jurymen for the May term of the superi- or court: W. F. Sapp, jr., George O. Brown, L. Swearingen, E. B. Bowman, T. B. Baldwin D. F. Eicher, Dlck Ricketts, George Blaxim, and A. B, Nichols. Pottawatamle Grove, No. 23, U. A. O. D., has elected the following officers: D. Nicholson. P, A.; A. Bergstrom, N. A.; ‘W. N. Monster, V. A.; E. J. Abbott, secretary; O. Barghausen, treasurer; J. L. Whitman, V. A. The grove has a membership of over fifty. One week from to-night a rare enter- talnment is promlsed at the opera house, 1t being the elecutlonary entertainment by Miss Jessle Couthoul, the tickets for which are belng sold at Atkine’ drug store. Those who want a choice of seats should not delay In securing them. It the young man who Is “‘trying” to learn the newspaper business, attended to his own business half as zealoutly as he does to the business of other news- paper offices, he would not have let the Globe scoop him so badly on the bur- glarles, neither of which he had a llne about, Rev, Dr. Cooly, the new pastor of the Baptist chuch, is expected to arrlve on to- morrow’s train, over the Northwestern & Chicago. His wife and one of his daugh- ters are expected to come with him, the other davghter and son being in college, 80 that thay will not come untll the close of the college year. Ladies with thelr eecorts sre glven front seats at the dime museum and theatre which are toparated from the|® seats of the gentlemen by a raillng. The attendance of ladles is n/ghtly Increasing, they becoming eat!sfied that the mansge: ment s conducting s strictly moral show and are making it just what s claimed— a resort for ladles and children. Mrs, H. J. Hilton, M, D., has given up her residence and practice in this olty and left last evening on & business trip through the southwest. Mrs. Hilton has been a resident and practicing physl- clan for the past four years In this olty snd leaves ® large practice which any Iady pbysician might be proud of, After an extended trip she expects to locate in the east. The Methodists are talking of buylng property on Oakland avenue for the pur- posa of a parsonsge. The movels a good one, and there seems a good prospect of its being carrled to & sucoessful comple- tlon, Unner the itineracy system of that denomipation, the minlsters can stay at one place no longer than three yesrs at the most, and these frequent moves make it pecullarly fitting that the churchas should provide parsonsges snd some of the heavier furnishings, The fellow who {s “‘trying” to learn the newspaper business, s still hot because he cannot do something to hurt the Bex The only thing that be bas effected in that way was when he induced the Bee once ta give him a little employment, under the preterss that he koew some- thiog about the pewspaper business. Just how the engagement ended, and other facts in {he young man's history might bs interesting reading to those who do not know him as well as the Bxr does, Mrs. Valller, wife of Alex Vallier, one of the oldest reridents of Hazel Dell township, has jost passed away, old age and Infirmitles belng the cause of death. She lacked but twenty days of reacning her 75th birthday, and she has restded here since 1851, hnving come here from Oanada, She leaves besides her husband, olght children. The funeral will be held at the family res'dence this morning at 10 o’olock. There are plans on foot for furnishing the needed water supply for the ceme- tery, and the water works company will probably lay plpes, so as to supply a fountaln and to farnish water for the various purposes for which It is so much needed, in the summer time especially. 1t s suggested that the city, which has several fountsins yet to locate, have one of them placed in the cemetery, and this can easily be o arranged that from thls water can be carried to various parts of the grounds, The attempt of one of the light-welght reporters to make out that there Is trouble brewing In the olgar makers unlon, seems to flash in the pan, like most of his efforts, the facts being too strongly sgalnst him, The manufac. turers and workers seem to get along harmonlously, with the exception of two or three men, and the union makes no appeal in thelr behalf, while the manu- facturers glve very good reasons for not choosing to employ them, e —— Artista’ Materials at G, R. Bea Paper Store. Send for price list, Substantial abatracts of tit! estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Pearl street. DON'T WAN? TO AIR IT. Tae Triplets Want to Play Hush About the Bt, Joe House Affair. —_— The caze of Matt Kuhl, of the St.Joe Houss, was called up before Justice Fralney yesterdsy and, as was expected, was dismissed. Thisaction will strengthen the feellng that the *‘triplets” were the ones moet to blame for the disgraceful row that occurred at a Jate hour last Sat- urday night at the St. Joe House. The action of the justice In having the case brought before himself, when from all reports he was onme of the parties most Interested In getting Mr, Kuhl punished, has awakened much sharp critlclam, and it is Intimated that the matter will not be allowed to rest there. 1f there had been a real assault upon the justice himself and his friends, and there had been just cause for action, even then It would seem very bad taste, to say the least for him, to ssue the wai rant himself and prepare to hear the ca: himself. Much worse is It if, as clalmed, the justlce and his friends wers the aggreszors. In view of the clrcum- stances it eeems that the trio, if blame, would have been to have the detalls of the affalr shown up In an officlsl examina- tlon. The abandonment of the prosecu- tlon of the case looks bad, The cirsum- stances may be brought out yet, as the county board 1s yet to pass upon the bill of costs, which the justice will expect the county to pllf ‘Whether the tax- payers will feel like taking the money out of thelr pockets to pay for this fun of “the triplets.” If they do pay the bill the beard will doubtless give the public the satisfaction of the exact facts 88 to how the cases were made up. The dropplng of the case in Frainey’s court should by no means be the dropping of the case entirely. 's Wall and real uire,101 —— Ladles’ Orange Race at the Omaha Skating Rink Saturday evening. mieslon 25 cents. m—— IOWA 1IN PIECES, Walnut lubricates in efght saloons. The Sioux City Natlonal bank s the largest tax-payer In western Iowa, except the rallroad companies. Taxes assessed against it the past year exceeded 8,000, Edwin Abernethy, a thirteen-year-old son of Col. Alonzo Abernetby, was drowned a few days ago in the Cedar river at a polnt about two miles below Osage. John Glll was seriously /njured at Fort Dodge Tuesday noon by a runaway horse. Mr. Gill was cavght between the wheels and ihe box of the buggy and dragged a distance of two Dblocks before belng re- leased A resident of Farley named Brown has ven notice that he will bring sult in the %hy term of court against Rev. C. E. Sheble, late pastor of the Presbyterian church at that place, for slander, clalm- ing damages of $10,000. The two Rainsbergers, charged with the murder of Enoth Johnson, were taken from Marshslltown, where they have been held for safe kee) log, to El- dora on Mondsy for trial. L'he vigllants of Steamboat Rock, it is thought, will Iynch the suspected men if opportunity offers. The Chicago Tribune on Saturdsy last gnblllbud a table showing the cost of ullding improvements in the varlous Towa clties durlg 1884, In which Des Molnes 18 oredited with 2,830,674, Sloux City comlpg next with $080,000, Oedar Rapids $927,680, Oouncil Bluffs $863,- 000, Clinton 308,800, Dubuque $27( 548 and Keokuk 3110 400, all of which hu thrown the Dnbnqns press Intoa sm of denunciation of the comp ler lhlt makes Dabuque fall of so respectable a showing, A Wuhh:gtan dispatch says: J. B, Grinnell, of Iowa, who wi pointed: agent of the buresu of connected with the agricultural department, has written aun Interesting report on the *‘Cattle iatere of the Mississipp! rlver.” months time to the investigation and study of the quuuon and doring this time traveled quite 14,000 miles {n car- risges and by railway thmugh the west- ern country. The report has been pub- lished by t{o department, o —— The Extent of the Czar's Dominion, The dominlon cf the czar of all the Russla comprises one-seventh part of the land surface of the earth, or one. ewentleth part of its whole area. More than one hundred million people call the czar father, and are under his abeolute government, A child is born in Rus on an average every eight seconds through cut the yesr, aud & desth ccours every eleven seconds, The populstion will double in about six'y years at the present rate of Increase. Ad-|®L | Theater—Matinee 2 p, m. - | 10cts THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BEUFEF NIGHT PROWLERS. fhey Try Safe-Blawing In Vain, But (et a Big Feast. Their Workings, There is ovidently a gang of hard cases st!ll lingering about the olty, improving every opportunity to plander. Yester- day morning tome fresh evidences were discovered. Hale Hutchinson, the book- keeper for L, Hammer, on opening the office of the lumber yard found that some one had been there before him. The rear door had been foroed open, and {he bur glars had quite thoroughly ransacked the place, opening all drawers and ecattering papers and books about In confaslen, They had also been at work on the safe, and curloutly had folled themselves. Mr. Hammer has had his safe attacked several times during the past fow years, and has wisely concluded to keep it un- locked, rather than have it bored and blown, i¢ having been onoe 8o broken as to necetsitate expensive repalrs, As usual ke left the safe unlocked, and was carefal not to leave any valuables in it. The thieves, however, instead of+ simply opening It began to try the combination lock, and unwittingly locked it. They began to drill a hole and succeeded in getting & hole nearly through, when, for some unknown reason, they gave up the task, and lett, securing nothing. The store of R. P. Snow was also visited, and conslderable plunder taken. An entrance was gained b s the rear door, a uuple being wrenched off, and then the inner doors being unfastened by means of a serewdriver, which was shov- ed through a crack, and the bar ralsed by this. The fellows helped themselves at thelr lelsure, the plunder consisting mostly of canned goods, tobaocco, ete., two or three artloles of clothing which were hanging up i the store, one of the fellows taking the pains to leave an old overcoat of his own in exchange for one he tound thers which suited him better. The safe was opened and a number of notes taken but they were old overdue ones, which were not considered of any great value except as bits ot ancient history. Mr, Snow_thinks his total loss is not to ex- ceed $76. About one o'clock yesterday morning Gene Mottaz, the watchman, found in one of the Wabash freight cars in the yards three fellows, and he drove them out. Indolngso he sent the dog into the car, and soon after the fellows, whom he thought were tramps, had|gin cleared out, the dog seemed to be enjoy- ing a feast of some sort, and investigation showed the remnants of a feast which the trlo had been having, and which proved to be the remains of some of the goods taken from Snow’s store. There was a new basket filled with pro- fons, canned meat, sardines, pickles, jelly, salmon, etc., and the marks on the half emptied cans wero those of Mr, Snow. This dlecovery was not made until It ‘was too late, but the police on being mno- tified hunted up three suspiclous looking fellows, and locked them up, but there was nothing to ldentify them as the ones. e ———— Real Estate Transfers, The following are the tranafers of real estate filed In the office of the reglstrar, and furnished to the Bee by A, J. Stephenson, April 30, 1885: J. D. Olark to F. P, Belllnger, lot 12, block 14, Burns’ add. ; F. Laubersheimer to W. Laubers- helmer, lot 3, block 1, Baylies & Palmer’s add,; 8100. S. F. Covault to W. S, Covault, part lot 47 original pl. 50, E. E. Besn tojD. A, Watson, lots 5 and 6, block 3, Meredith’s add to Avoca; 26 Sophla E. Lamp to Ollle Danford, part lot 123, orlginal plat; $1. Total sales $676 o ——— George Falconer was found gullty in the Haseock county courts on Monday of stealing 117 head of cattle from B. F. Nichols and other resldents of that county. George Carter and Frank ‘Walker, Implicated in the same trans- action, are yet to be trled. AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER, 5th Ave. and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PaLMER & SANDER, Prop'ra & Managers, Monday Eveniog, April 27th, Engagement and first appearance of the world famous and original GEORGIA MINSTRELS 16 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS 15 In a refined programme of wit and humor, OUR CURIO HALL Will contain Freaks of Nature, Curiosities, and Mechanical Wonders, principal among :hl:h will be fourd the world reputed won- or, MISS EX PATTERSON, The Lightning Lady, LOWANDO BALDWIN, The Armless Wonder, POCAHONTAS, Princessof the Todas tribe of Mexican In- inns, ' MADAME HOWELL, The Bohemian Glass Blower, THE LIVING HALF LADY, And many other noveltios, A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Ladies useum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m, Evening 8 p, m. ADMISSION 10cts R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, 5 S amteed ™= ™ Clilflll[! DISEASES ot ate syt Fo) e Goca B Do-dlM JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, (OOUNCIL BLUF1 8, IOWA. Office, Maln Street, Roows 7 and 8, Shugart and Houo block, Wil practioe In Biateand tate oourte MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Broadway, Councll Bluffs. FRIDAY MAY 1, 1885 HARKNESS BROTHERS, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. CARPETS, CARPETS. GARPETS. ‘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 Broa.dwa.y Council Bluffs WHEN BOLIUITEI) TO INSURE IN OTI.H' R CO\fl‘Al\IFS. THE PHCENIX Remember These Important Facts AND “THE ENGLISH " KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE 0ITY. Ey Counoil Bluffs. thing served in first olass stylo and on shoit notice, Hot and cold funches always ready. ¢ SPECIAL NOTICES veriisoments, o as Losh Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board- .nA FIVE CKNTS PER LINE for each subsequent erilon. Teave advertisements st our offios, No. Foar] Bireot, noar Broadma WANT! OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Tho desiral denco or businors property on_Upper B known ss the Powers place, Apply.to Gro. D, 83 Main street. OR SALE. Ihe hotol in a tr. Nebrasks town, now 89 of about $850 per month. Noother heiol i the Place. Torm ibera, BWAX & WALKNR. 'OR SALE OR TRADE.—8C0 acres of land in Wayn Will trade for Council cheap for cash, or part SWAN & WALK ANTS TO TRADE.—Good Towa or Nebraska 1and for a small stock of hardware or general mercbandise, well located. SWAX & WALKRR. OR SALE—A rarc chance 10 get & fins, well Im. brovod tarm of 400 adres, witbia fow milos of Councll Blutts, at & bargain.” Low price and easy SWAN & WALKER J'OR SALE—A good paying_hotel property with I‘ liyory stablo, 1n 0be of tho best amall towns. in wostern Towa will sell with or without furniture, or will trade for a small farm with stock etc. SWAN & WALKNR. o0 ey o ueleprored Tend T Unlon county, Jowa, 8} miles south-east of - Af- to, the oaunty seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas Iand. BWAN & WALKER. JOR SALE—A % aore tract_of good Tand aboub one and half miles from Council Blufls post office, at & bargain. BWAN & WALKKR. (OR. BALE—In Harrison sounty, Towa.~ 820 acres land, all under fence—a £00 acre farm with 0 Improvemonts, all under cultivation except 20 acres grase—80 acres good grass or pasture land, and several other tracts of from 40 to 100 acres of unimproved land. SWAN & WALKRR. JFO8,SALE-Lands improved sed unimproved. It you wanta farm {n western lows, Kanssa Hebrasks or Dakota, letus heat {rom you. WALKRR. OR BALE—A large number of business and resi- dence lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. See us before you buy, BWAN & WALKER. OR BALE—Partios wishing to buy ,oheap lots to bulld on canbuy ca monthly payments of from t0 $10. AN & WALKRR JFoB RERT-We ":1‘11 Tentyo 8 1ot B0 buld o e privilage to buy if you with on ve Bhoratsoran, L Swan & Waan WANTlD—‘ln COFrespond with any one wishing & 00d location . planning mill. sash, door and_bifad manufactory, wo have: bullding sad machinery, woll located, forsale, ease or trad WAN & WALKKE. 08, DoAY ALKER. OR REN SALK — Buadiog and grounds sulta) o for sranh foundsy and maching shop Good boller, engine, cupols, blower with fixed Ing oto., ready topus in motion. BWAN WALKNR, OR BALE—Housos, Lot and Land. A. J. " Stopbouson, 60 First avenue. BWAN ANTED— il Blus o tAks TaxBan. Dalivored by carrior at only swenty oente & week. LD PAPERS—For sale a4 » hundred? i office, aY %6 oenta J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agen, o, 607 Brosdway Couucll Blufts, Railway Time Table. OOUNOILZ{BLUFFS, The followts arturo of by oentral standard time, a4 $he Tralns loave transfor dopol fen win. and arrive ten minubos Inter, DEEART, ArmivE, 10460 And NORTHWRATARN] Mail and Express Accommodation Expross CHI0AGO AND BOOK 18LAXD, Mall and Expross Accommodation Mail and Express Accommodation Expross WAVASH, BT, LOUIS AND PAGTIO, From Transfer ouly. 8t Louls Expross Chlcago Exp via Peorla KANAAS GITY, BT. JOB AND OOUNGLL BU Mall and Expross Express WO0X GITT AND PACITO, Mall for Sloux City Exproes for St Paul UNION PAOI¥IC Dinver Express Liocoln Pas O'a &RV Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS 70 OMAHA. 1:80 ¢ X PN Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masgonic Temple, Councll Blufts ¢ 3! Towa, s the Umes of the arrival and de- OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, ‘|Curtains, 0il Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY G00DS Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Out of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock 1s the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by all the latest and choicest novelties, 405 Broadway Council Buufis " SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Main St., Council Bluffs, Open Sunday. First-class work guaranteod. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Isthe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World, With only 30 keys_to learn am operate, It prints 76 characters ficluding caps and smiall lotbors, unchuations, f ures, signs and ractiona. 1t s the siimplest and most rapld erflnu machine made as well as the most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Ill., Sole Agent H, SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Iowa 0. ONLY HOTEL 1 In Councll Bluffs having & FIRE HESCAPH. And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE 9, Main Street, PROPRIETOR Nos, 215, 217 and 2 MAX MOH! THOS, OFFICKR, W, H, M. PUSEY Officer & Pusev. + BANKERS Council Bluffe, Ia. 1856 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange snd Home Securities, | Established, N. 80HURZ, Justice of the Peace BIPRESS cOUNCIT BLUKES, - TTOWA CONCERNING The Mutual Life Insurance Com OF NEW YORK. It is tho OLDEST active Life Insurance Company {n his couat 1t istho LARGEST Life Insurance Gompany by many millions of dollars in the world. t-m tes of premiums are LOWER than those of any other company. ockholders”toclaim any parb of its profite. SCHEMES unds tasreoers no SCHEMES under tho nanio of Insurance for speculation by special classes upon the workj 1t present av allable CASH RESODROES exceed those of any o It hias recol 1t has ref Tt onsh Abmasacathe 1o of Sacuan 1885, amount to moro One Hundred and Three Millions uf Dl MERRILL & FERGUSON, Gen. Azts. for Michigan, Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin, Towaand Minnesota, M. ¥. ROHRER, Detroit, Michigan, Special Agent for Iowa, Council Bluffs, Towa. W. F. ALLEN, Gen, Agt, for Nebrasks, Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and Utah Office Cor, Farnam and 13th St. Over 1st Nat'l, Bank, Omaha, Neb Cood Agents Wanted TO SEII Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT. Office and Faotory, No 80, Fourth St., Councll Eluffs, Iowa. Life Tnsuranco Company in the SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., CounorL BLurrs, - - - Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From., KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlo we will sell in retall or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholetalo apd reti 1) dealers it Graln »pd Baled Hay. Price sonable Satisfaction Guarant SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncllBluffs, W. P. AYLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and é‘amvmmn guaranteed, Framo ho d on L ks, the best in the worls moved on LirrLe GIANT trucks, the or] W. P, AYLSWORTH., 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa Eair Goods description and at prices low as the lowest. Special attention to custom work, Tho remaia Yock of NOTIONS are belng dlsposed of at COST. A FACT,call sud be convinced. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, 337 Broadway, - Coupcil Bluffs. J. R McPHERSON AND FRUITS. Plants will be [ der of my o Towa. Orders from abroad promptly hllad 'i'mt Potato Plants l specialty, ready for shipment by May 10th, Orders should be placed early, J. R. McPherson, 1281 Bast Pierce Btreet, Council Bluffs, fowa. “" Field & Estep, UNDERTAEERS No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Oslls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular sttention given to Embalming Telephione No, 97. HAIR GOODS Waves, Langiry and Pompadour Frizes,swi!ch- es, etc, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaper than ever, Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE, 29 Main Street, Council Bluffs.