Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS, Monday Morning, May 4, -'UDBCRIVI'IOT: B’AT. By Oarier + - - BrUAl « = = No, 12 Pearl Street. MINOR MENTION. The counell proceedings will be found on another page. Now hata just received at Mra. F, P. Jones', 14 Main street. This evening the theatre-golng people are promised a treat at the opers house, Janaushek belng booked for an appear- ance. Brick for sale, In Jarge and small lots, by J. A, Weaver, No, 815 Seventh avenue, SHil Bates waa yesterday fined for be- ing drunk, and not belng able to psy the bill, was given a chance to earn it by work on the streeta. You can get nice baby bonnets for 50¢ at Mrs, F. P, Jones’, 14 Main stroet. The Young Men's Christlan association entortalnment to-night willbe held In the new hall. A good programme has been arranged and everybody Is invited. The alarm of fire laat evening was caused by the burning of the section tool house, corner Third and Seventeenth avenue, belonging to the St. Paul rail- road. George Gerspacher was yosterday fined for the drank part of his late unpleasant- ness, and the other part, that of assault- Ing his wife, was postponed until this morning. Permit to wed has been given to Her- man Henry Brumer and Cathatine Wil- helmer Kostlers, both of Neola, also to Olarance I. Harrison and Lettle Cook, both of this olty. There will be a meeting of the drug- gists of this clty to-night at the Pacific house parlors for the purpose of perfect- ing arrangements for receiving the State Pharmacy association, which meets In this clty on the 12th Inst. The evening prohibition organ has taken up John Jay as a patron ssint. It 1s hard to see just what the organ needs an extra crank for, as it seems to have enough to turn out the cheap class of musle it Is furnishing the public. The report of the cnlef of police for April shows the total number of arrests to have been 144, of which 68 were for vagrancy, 36 for drankenness, 10 for dls- turbing the peace, aud the others as- sorted offenses. Mrs. Jennie Harcourt, wife of Edward Harcourt, dled yesterday morning at 11:30. She was only 22 years old, and only been marrled about two months. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence, No. 428 Twenty-sixth street. Another of Frainey's cases has come to naught. It is that of John Brown, against whom charges of assault with Intent to do great bodily harm, ete., were made by Officer O'Brien. A change of venue was taken to Justice Scharte, and the cases were dismissed. There were two games of base ball in this city Sunday, one being between Fat- ty’s Best and Charlle’s Pastime, in which the former won by 41 to 33. Another game was played near Greendale by two unnamed clubs, the score standing 34 to 16, Willlam [Haupt, who was arrested for assaulting George Roper was yesterday discharged, and Roper was fined for be- ing drunk, Not being able to psy his fine Roper was sent to work on the streets, but as he balked, he was put on bread and water untll he shounld change his mind, Templeton & Lamb have dissolved partnership, Mr. Lamb retirlng, and the business to be hereafter conducted by John Templeton. The retliing partner has many friends, who will wish him suc- cets in whatever new venture he msy engage, and Mr. Templeton will continue to hold business which is well worth having. The Chicago, Rock lsland & Pacific railway company has commenced a sult sgalnst George D. Brown, clalming that » carload of coal was delivered to him by mistake, Instead of golng into Nebraska to the partles for whom it was Intended. The company had to pay the shippers for the missing car of coal, and then hunting 1t up traced it to Brown, and want him to pay for it. The case of Linn, who was arrested for abusing his family while ugly drunk, came up in Judge Aylesworth’s court yesterday morning, but went over for further actlon, it being understood that THE DAILY BEE---TUESDAY MAY 5,1885 standing all night on the Broadway track near the Ogdea house. An stated briefly In yestorday’s Bex, E. Daghoff, the saloon-keeper on lower Main stroet, is now resting under the charge of having seduced a young girl, whose mother, living in Omaha, came over to this slde and caused his arrest. When the officers went after Dayhoff, he gave them the sllp by jumping out of & win- dow and made his way to the dummy depot, where ho thought he could get the trala for Omaha without being ob- served, but the police nabbed him and now he will have to stand trlal. The mother of the gitl was so angry at the dlscovery of the glrl's ruin that she is said to have tried In several places to got a revolver, threatening to so use it that the courts wonld have no trouble with the prisoner. A sploy sult was filed In the distriot court yeste.day, It belng entitled, ‘Lirzie Mergal, by her next friend, John Mer- gal, va. Adolph Doerflinger.” The peti- tion recited the clalm that the defendant had slandered her, ssylng that she had been unchaste, whereas she had always born the best sort of a reputation. This slander, sho clalms, was repeated in the presence of a young man named Ernest Foderisch, to whom she was engaged to be marrlod. This mateh, which ahe con- sidered a desirable one, as he was a man of some means, was broken off In co; quence of the unjust charge made against her by Deerflinger, and for damage to her reputation, for her mental angulsh, and for other harm done by the slander she wanta the court to give her a judgment sgalnst the detendant for $10,000. There are scattered broadcast a large number of coples of what appears at first sight to be a very anclent paper, the Ulster County Gazette, purporting to have been published in Kingston, N. Y., in 1800, The fact is that they are mere modern reproductions of an anclent newspaper, and those who are so fondly cherishing them as rare coples of great historlcal value and interest, are as badly sold as the young man, who is *‘trying” to learn the newspaper business, and who spent much space in giving the pub- lic an account of this ‘“wonderfal” relic. This production of the Ulster County Gazette Is printed with modern type, which alone should have put the fresh young man on his guard, If he had known anything about the printlng business, This is not the only place where these fresh coples of the old paper have been scattered, and naturally, many, not close observers, have been fooled Into beltev- {ng that they had got a precious rollc. —— Substantlal abstracts of title and real es'ate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squire,101 Pearl atreet. e —— Facts worth remembering when you buy wall paper: L That Beard, next door to postoffice, has the largest stock to select from. 2d.—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d.—That he Is a practical Interlor decorator and employs none but skillfal workmen. ————— Ohasing lorse Thief, Tus Bee was informed, as stated in yosterday's lssue that a horse thief had ‘been discovered at an early hour yester- day morning, breaking into the stable of J. L. Stewart, with the evident Intentlon of stealing Mr. Stewart's valuable horee; that the thief had been fired upon, and had got away after a long chase among the blufls by the police. Some of those 4 wao olaim to have seen the ‘‘chase,” laugh at the glowing description of It as given by the police. They say that after the private watchman had made the dis- covery, snd fired the shot, Officer O'Brien came running up, and, blowing his whistle, got quite a crowd about him, and that a consultation of fully twenty minutes was held befors it was declded what to do, and that the plans were talked over #o loudly that, bad the thief been anywhere in the viclnity, he could have known all that was to be done, and that he had plenty of time to make good his escape. They say that a search was made through the alley, and then there was little done, no one then seeming to know what it was best to do. In fact, the affalr is described by them as a good deal of a faro ———— Interesting Suit About Grain, A peculiar case has been on trial in Justlce Shultz'scourt, 1t being Charles 'W. Strock agaiost Guy L. Blttenger, It appears that the defendant was speculat- ingin corn a little through Strock, who is » broker. Btrock claims that Bittenger owes him $65 on a deal, and the defendant in reply sets up that the contract was a snmbllng one, that there was no actual ellvery of graln Intended by either party, and that it was slmply & deal on margins, and that a gambling contract Is vold as against public policy. Strock clalms that there was & regular and ac- tual delivery of grain, and after hear. 1ng the evidence, the court has taken the case under advisement, e — [ PERSONAL, John Y, Stone, of Glenwood, was in the city yesterds; Jobn D, Campbell, an attorney of Rock- port, Mo,, is at the Pacific house. FEdward Ray, of Rochester, N, Y., was Writing by Machiner: Those who have ooccaslon to do much writing should Investigate the workings and advantages of the Remington fype- writer, and send to the Councll Bluffs agent, Mr. Sholes, whose address I to be found In another column, and who will cheerfally send lllaatrted pamphlets, and all needed Information. The Brr office In Council Bluffs has provided iteelf with one of these machines, and has been keeping it busily employed In place of the pen and pencll, for all the varled needs of a newspaper offico, and editorial and reportoriasl work. It works to n charm, and has become almost {ndlspensable. While one can ensily learn to handle it, the speed with which {t wriles is marvelous as compared with the pen, and the additional advantage s galned of having the matter just as plain as print, The machine Is as acourate as olock-work, and yet s as slmple and sure as the pencil or pen, and In most eases much surer. No tiakering or repalring seoms required, it being always ready and willing to do Its work, and to the writer it 1s much easier than to use efther the pen or pencil. There Is no writer's cramp or pen palsy to be feared, and no weariness of the hand. There are only thirty-nine keys to touch, and yet it writes over seventy-five different charac- acters, Including capitals, small lettors, punctuation marks, figures, signs, etc. Wonderfal speed Is attained from the fact that while in ordinary writing, there have to be several muscular movements In forming each letter, on the ty{n-wrlwr the simple movement of touching one key makes a perfect letter, and instead of using two or three fingers of one hand, as In ordinary writing, on the type. writlng all the fingess of both ds oan be used, if des\red, and used to ad- vantage. It matters not how hurrled one may be or how fast the fingers move, the machine 18 sure to record each letter plainly, and there can bo no_trouble in it, as it s just the same as print. There has been nothing invented In this centu- ry that so lightens and cheers the labor of a writer as this, and It must soon su- percede the pen in many lines of work, for 1t can do all that & pen can do, and 80 much more. OOMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKNT, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 70; No, 2, 65; No. 8, 60, Gorn—New, 28¢. Onta—For local purposes, 800, Hay—$ 00 per ton; baled, 60. Rye—00o, Oorn Meal—1 50 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Qoal—Delivered, hard, 950 per ton; sot 40 perton Lard—Armour’s, wholesaling at 733, Flour—0ity flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—1 75@8 00 per doz, LIVE BTOOK. Osttlo—Butcher cows) 8 25@8 75, Butcher stoars, 8 76@4 00, ‘Sheep—8 00@8 50, Hogs—3 60@3 76, PRODUCE AND FRUTTH, Eggs—Continue steady at 11c. Butter—Choice new creamery,22@250: good held at 13@14c; choice country roll, 15@17¢; fair to good, 12@14c; poor and eld stock, 6@ 10c. The receipts of poor and fair grades are increasing. Choice roll continues scarce and sells readily at quotations when wrapped in cloths and well packed. Poultry—Supply is short of the demand. Live spring chickens, per dor., 6 00; live old chickens, per doz., 3 50@3 75; live turkeys, per lb,, 5@10c; dressed chicke: 1b., 12@ 13c; dressed turkeys, per lb., 14@15c; dressed goese, per 1b., 10@12¢; dressed ducks, per lb., 11@12c, The present weather is unfavorable for dressed poultry and great care should bs taken in both dressing and packing. 'Game—Ducks, in fair demand at 2 00 per doz,, for mallards, 1 50@1 75 for mixed and 100@125 for teal, Ship only best killed birds, No eale for old stock. Onions—Cheice stock scarce at 1 25@1 50 per bushel; wet and sprouted, 756@1 00, , demand light, !;!lni- n nms, 125@ 00c. jmost for the past week. Oholce stock of any variety will - briog 55@60c; fair to good e Apples —Good to choice Kans snd sours, 3 25@8 75 per barrel, Market is full poor and soft. stock selling at any price buyer may w AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. Bth Ave. and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PaLueR & SANDER, Prop'rs & Managers, One week only, commenclng MONDAY, MAY 4TH, The Celtebrated and Popular @eorge Frauce Drama‘ic Company In the Highly Secsational Dramas BLOCK GAME —AND— WiDE AWAKE. Will contain Freaks of Nature, Curiosities, and Mechanical Wonders, principal among whioh will be found the world reputed won: SIGNOR DEL FUEGO, The King of Fire-Eaters, PROF, E, M. DUNTON, Tilusionist, * MISS EX PATTERSON, The Lightning Lady, LOWANDO BALDWIN, The Armless Wonder, POCAHONTAS, Prinoessof the Todas tribe of Mexican In- dians, MADAME HOWELL, The Bohemlan Glass Blower, THE LIVING HALF LADY, And many other novelties, A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Ladies, Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Theater—Matinee 2 p, m. Eveniog 8 p. m, 10cts ADMISSION 10cts A ReAR T KIEL. SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlo we will sell in retall or oarload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholetale ard rets)) dealers i Gratn snd Esled Hay, Pri somable. Satlataction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEKY Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. OounollBlaffs, W. P. AYLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick building 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 Bluffs J. R. McPHERSO) GROWER AND DEALER IN VEGETABLES, Vegetable Plants and Fruits. Orders from abroad promptly filled. Sweet Potat Plants a specialty, Plants will beready for shipmen by May 10th, Orders should be placed early. o J. R. McPHERSON, 1281 East Pierce St., Council Blujffs, Ia HAIR GOODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizes,8witch- 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, TE®= I—":E[CE:NI:i AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 605 Broadway, THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE 01rY. Everything served in first olasa style and on shoit notice. Hot and cold - Counoil Bluffs. unches always ready. Cood Agents Wanted TO SELIa Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIG BELT. Office and Factory, No 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING & Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main 8t., CouxciL BLUFFS, - - = Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From,, ofe der of my stock of 37 Broadwa, Hair Goods prices low as the lowest. Special attention to custom work. Tho remain OTIONS are belng disposed of st COBT. A FACT, call and be convinced. MRS.D. A. BENEDICT, - Council Bluffs. Iowa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, R. Rice M. D, of ether tumors removad withowt i kalfe o1 drawing of bleed. NIC DISEASES otau st amoctaty fuirly yoars practioal experienss Gdies N» J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Oounol! Bluffs. Railway Time Table, OOUNOILI{BLUFFS, Aes of the arrival o standard time, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—8pecial & vertisements, suo sa Lost Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wantes, Board- ing, e40., will be Inserted in $his column at the low Iabo of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINK for each subsequent ertlon. Leave advertisements a4 our offios, No. Poarl Bireet, noar Broadwav WANT! \OR RENT—New House, 5 rooms. Inquir. Planter strect, or Dr. Hatchett, 14 Pear] P‘OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—The desirable resl- denco or businers properly on Upper Broad- Way, known s Powers place, Apply_to Gxo. R. BuARD, 82 Mal reet. TOR BALE - other hotel 1o u lo. Nebraaka ‘town, now doing a business of about $860 per month, No other hotel in the place. ‘Terms liberal, BWAN & WaLKER. OR BALE OB TRADE.—80 aores of land In Wayno ocounty, Mo. Will trade for Oouncil Blufts city proporty er sell cheap for cash, or part time. BWAN & WALKNR. ANTS TO THADK.—Good Iows or Nebraska Iand for » small tock of bardware or gonoral mercbandise, well located. BWAN & WALK) [OR BALE—A raro chanto 1 gel roved farm of 400 acres, with! Councll Bluffs, at » bargain, Low price and oasy terms. BWAN & WALKRR OR SALE—A §ood peylog hotel property wh Ty viathe o one of tho bast ol towns. o western Iows will sell with or without furnijure, or will trado for » emall farm with etack etc. Bwan & WaLKER. Unlon county, Jows, 84 miles south-cast of Al- n, the oounty seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. BWAX & WALKNR. FOR BALE—A % acre trach of good 1and aboud e and & half miles from Councll Blufls post office, at bargaln. BWAN & WALKNR. TR BALE—Ia Raviacuectnty, Tows.” 520 078 rase Iand, all under fence—n 200 acre farm with fine improvements, all under cultivation exoopt 10 acres grass—80 aores good grasm or pasture and sovera! othor tracts of from 40 to 160 aor ke FOB BALE—Eighty scres uoimproved land in tor COCKE & MORGAN, RETAILERS OF DRY GQODS, 347 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, the criminal sults would be dropped, and E a divorce proceeding started. Linn denies | smoDg yesterday's arrivals at the Ogden. s AR TR that he made any attempt to drown the| J. E.TLeaman, of Philadelphis, is in the i Bxpren 1t you want s farm o lows, Mitle boy, or that he threw him Into the | i€y o0 & visit to his brother, N, E. Leawan, CHICAS0, BURLINGTON AND QUINOT. Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hear from you, i N. SOHURZ. ; Mall aod Expross ; ‘Bwan water, and the damp appearance of the | 2° COission merchant, Accommodation ¥ FORBATE Al st ol usins and roul boy's clothing is accounted for on the |, 7 W, Bisnohard, formerly division super- Wanm, . v AxD PGIN, D et oo a1 paste of Lobae atkan, theory that tho father was so drank that of $e Wabask, a0d who s vow & From Transter only. T BA LR Pastios wTaking 1o Ty ohasp 0 16 ; o hs and tho Httle fellow tumbled into the | Erira ey toe o pon oy, Tes0otses, i8] orrios ovea awmnioas axrmzm | e esora K pion by v iy e of e oreek., e ——— COUNCIL BLUFF3, owa KANEAS CIYY, 87, OB AND OOUNGLL BLUVFS. P08 BENT-Wowillvoniogs s lt ko, bold o Art Exbibition, !u.u and Exprose ub-.u"‘h the privilage $0 buy if you wish on very The Misses Rehse, Cralg and Hatch e cape from an acoldent the other night on [gIve an art exhibition nezxt Wodne:d:; troot car standing on Broad. | 824 Thursdsy afternoon and evoning ar 0 ( : Horen tor s P way, there chanclog to be somo dirt piled | NO: 002 Broadway. Admimion 25 centa. gg awu“§ " o riom, up #0 a8 to ————— : sover Express P #0 8 to narcow the pasmsgo Way on| riists' Materisla at G, R. Beard’s Wall . E Liocolo Pus O's &RV both sides of the oar. The char'er of the [ Papor Store. Send {or price list 4 et v lgor without | AR street car compsuy provides--*‘That said - A S ould send for Trea- DUMMY TRALXS 70 OMAHA. BALE — Buudiag sod grounds ng, Jiomash 3 . [ corporstion shall not stand ts cars at the Jealousy s Builet, lers who stder from Wervous sbg phyele | i ; by ol fountiy MacRASRa :A-hlur‘- v"h:"lufl\lr from mervous physi- intersectlon of streets and slloys, nop| CPiA%: May 4.=The Daly News, Sum-| atur el ie,“Varisorels, Gt bto shall it leave any such cars standlog un. unimproved land. Bwax & WaLkas. P08, BALELands \mproved, aad nalmptored. west . ea > xx The fire dopartment had » narrow es Y/ ANLED=T0 correspond wit sy us Wi good loostlon { ¢ planning mill. sash, and blind manufactory, we have bulldlog snd machinery, well locsted, for sale, lease or tr BWAN & W ALKER. SOR RENT Targo Wwo story frawe bulldiog sult FOle tor waretiouse or storage purposes, noat ALK WIOUX CITY AND PACINIO, o o > €68 E5 82 . - T BWAX 0 90— 4:66— 666 Bwax WaLxss, ure decline, Varicocele. . Aro L R BALE-Houses, Lote and Land A J. " - X :",dlu'l‘ special About eight o'c'ock 53‘:3’ ;l?;lelph: by consulting ils contents. | ~11:10p. m. undsy morning Fred. Bell, living four mi i osiate Gland, Kidmeys - o —— ‘Stent eason, 608 Flret svenue. aitended in auy street o alley,” eto |norih, iu & §t of jesloasy, shot l“:t;,rl: i R Sy e, I 193 nee Weee ANTED—vory vody 18 Uousdl BIUy o WER This part of the oharter has bsen over I:uumm-nn in the he th & revolver and by Physicians in Europe aud e Lont Y Tuanas Delivered by carrier af only fweaby looked for & long time, cats being left then shot lumself, Bell is dead, Housexmann MARSTON REMED fi:. preacription of & noted specialisl (a0W e~ ji Y C0. or Dx. H. TRESKQ! ) Drugsis Bllit, Addr LD PAPERS—For sale sl Bas offios, 8h 36 cenle fatally injured, 40 Wost 14in B1ey Now Yorks TR RS 4 b0t iotiaaxs we O huadred i