Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFF ~MONDAY. MAY 25, 1885. THE DAILY BEE. QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, May 26, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 0 conte per week 14 T"' 20 000 or oot MINOB MENTION. Strawborries are now causing a regular crush of church festivals. Pool eelllng, and headquarters durlng the races, at the Pacific house. Bricka for sale in large or smaillots by J, A. Weaver, 815 Seventh avenue, There was a s'ight change In the time of tha dammy tains, which went into of- foct yesterday. e The X. Y. Z. club is arranging to give a festival and entertalnment next Friday evening. Chief Skinner has just got a fine young imported dog to keep the wolves off his strawberry beds. Prepare,to pay your poll-tax, as the new collector, O. J. Beckman, will atart on his rounds to-day. Bl Shields was arrested yesterday for belng ugly drank, He will be glven a chance to explain this morning. No more fastdriving across the bridges. So says the mayor, who has ordered the marshal to prosecute any offenders. There seems to be no lack of aspirants for the posltion of deputy revenue collec: tor at thls point. The salary Is $1,350. Chief Skinner has found the travellog card of an engineer, the owner of which can have it on application at police head- quarters, W. T. Smith, arrested on complaint of Joseph Wright for drawlng & rovolver and threatening to use it, has been dis- charged. Relter, in order to close out his pres- ent stock of tailoring goods, is putting prices at 26 to 35 per cent below cost. No. 310 Broadway. The district court met Saturday, but the time was taken up in the assignment of cases, and there will not be a real get- ting down to business until to-day. James Brooks, the ex-pollceman, who hae baen confined to hls house for & year past, s able to be out on the streets by ald of crutches, but is far from recovered., The Injunction cases come up this morning befors Judge Connor, and will be watched with Interest, although it ls hardly probable that a declslon will be reached to-day. A strawberry fostlval and dance Is to be glven June 3 and 4 in the maronic hall, under the management of Mrs. J. ‘W. Cuslck, and for the benefit of the catholic church, Mrs, Mary Hyde was on Saturday grantedadlvorce from her husband, O. J. Hyde, on the ground of desertlon. She has ten children to support, and was granted an alimony of $500. The large brick residence of Mrs, Mc. Mahon, corner Ninth street and Sixth avenue, Is to be ralsed and an addltion built on. W. P, Aylesworth begins work on the building this morning, A colored man named Charles Howard, ‘was caught Saturday afternoon stealing a palr of pantaloons from Beno's store, and being taken before Justice Shurz was sentenced to thirty dsys in jail. The old man Hoover, of whom men- tion was made in the B the other day, 88 belng complalned of for abusing his grandson, Is said to have turned the boy out the other night. The little fellow has now gone to his mother. Last evening the members of Abes Lin- coln post, grand army of therepublle, attended servicas in the methodist church the pastor of which preached an appro- priate sermon. The church was decorated | in a patriotic manner, with flags, ete. The Barbour dramatic company will continuo to smuse and interest the crowds at the dlme museum this week. The mugeum part of the show will con- tinue to contain attractions which are of thomeelves well worth the price of ad- misslon, The little daughter of John Schicketans has been suffering for some time with tome trouble of the nose, and at last the cause of difficalty has been discovered and removed, it being & thoe button, which the little one had in some playful moment placed there, The new clty clerk Is now taking hold in good oarnest, and there will nothing more be done in the controversy, as the old clork says he has no inclination or money to fight it out in the jcourts, and no very good show to win if he did, Now the chiof of the fire department Is to be sottled, There were sixty-four cases of straw- borries sold In this oity Saturday, for home cousumption only, and thero being 24 boxes to a thoe total number of boxes reached 1,636, and as each box was probably made to dofor more than one person, there must have been several thousand persons who yesterday tested the frait. Judge Connor will hold his court In the clerk’s office this morning, the court room belng taken by the regular session of the dltrict cowrt. Although there is to be only preliminary sparring 1n the i injunc- tion cases, stlll the interest in every step of the probibitory prosecutlons is so great that It Is doubtful whether the clork's office will be roomy enough to accomme- date all the listeners, The Omaba Herald is now to drop its attempt to have a Ccuncil Bluffs corres. pondent, Charlic Peat, who hes boen do- ing that work, ard do'ng it well, having decldd to jo'n with his brother, who s also a thoroogh rews| ing & new democratic psper in Neligh, ¢ may, in etart- | from there to Miszo Nebraska, They will make a strong toam, and thele many friends here will wish them succots from the very start. Yesterday afternoon two young men in driving along Broadway near the dum- my depot, wers unceremonionrly dumped out, the tongue dropping down as the horses were trotting along, and striking the ground, lifting the front part of the vehlole so that the front wheels were pulled feom undor, letting the box fall, while the team went jogging off at thelr pleasure. 1t Is reported that Sander, the museum man, aboat whom there have been so many surmises and inquirtes, has not been out of the olty, but has been lying qulet at one of the leading hotels, having beenon a little spree and not getting over it sufficlently to appear in public. The hotel mon with whom it is reported that ho has been stopplng are very roti- cent about the matter, and claim to know nothing about his whereabouts. The Rov. Mr. Crofts, pastor of the congregational church, gave an excellent sormon yesterday morning on the “Working Church.” He has been quite 11l for a day or two and was hardly able to get through the morning service, and in conrequence of hls conditlon no even- ing service was held. It s not thought to be any serlous ailment, and his many friends hope to see him in accustomed health In a fow days, The interruption to the evening services was a disappoint- ment to many and to the pastor himself, as the evening servlees have been in- creasing In interest and in atlendance. The Aylesworth-Loofbourow contest has been argued and submitted, and the Gth ot June has been et as the day for & declslon to bs rendered. Judge Ayles- worth and his friends are very confident that the result will be In his favor. Ia such an event Alderman Mynster has an eye on the posltion of judge of the su- perlor court, and as the mayor has the appointing of zome one to fill the vacancy until the next city election, he willdoubt- less glve the place to his admirer. When 1t comes to a yote of the people, how- ever, the result may change this order of exerclezes greatly. Frederlck C. Gertenborg was arrested Saturday, his wife claiming that while drunk he had been abusive to her. He begged 8o that he was allowed to gc, on promising to keep away from the house, but soon his wife sent word that he was raising another row and he was re- arrested. He in turn complained that James Harvey had assaulted him, and Harvey was also arrested. The wife, a little later, went secarity for Hervey's appearance Monday morning, and Ger- tenberg was allowed to go on his own re- cognlzance, to appear in court at the same time, The family troubles will, therefore, be adjusted this morning, . There teems to be nothing definitely known as to what is to be done In the matter of chleftainship of the fire depart- ment. It seems that ths council has wisely concluded to get the questlon of clty clerkship settled firmly first, and then proceed with the other at thelr leisure. As the new chief has duly qual- ified, and as the mayor's veto does not appear to be of any account, there seems to be little for anybody to do, except for the old chief to gracefully retire and the new chlef to go on with his duties. The old chief should take warning from the case of the clty clerk, and not hurt his reputation by trying to hold on. His friends wlll think more of him if he re- tires gracefully, &nd his enemies can think no worae of him. The crowd of new advertisements in the Bek shows that the business men of the clty are alive to their Interests, and propose to use the hast means of letting the public know what they have for sale. The Bee is the only paper that gives its patrons the benefit of sworn statements as to Its clrculation, and Inspectlon of its actusl number of papers published. The ! need of this is paesing away, however, as t s generally conceded now that the Bee has the largest circulaticn of any, and in fact, of all other papers in the city. The Council Bluffsadvert/sements appearinthe en'ire morning edltion, and thus adver- tlses the business of Council Bluffs over a largo extent of country in which no other Councll Blaffs paper puts in even an ap- pearance. Thls fact, and the wenderful growth of the circulation, here as well as elsewhere, has caused some of the sieepy competitors to fill their columns with howls, but 1t is of no avall. Business men, who have tested the facts by actual trlal, know that it pays to advertise in the Bk, and that is enough, i - Substantlal abstracts of titles and roal estate loans, J, W, & E. L, Squire, 10 Pearl street, l{en! Estate Transfers, Tho following are the transfers of reai esiate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the Bre by A. J, Stephenson, for Saturday, May 23, 1885 Andrew R, Mo(}uwn extr, to William A, Parcell, n 1 ne {, 3s, 75, 30, 51 620, Maria Myn-ur to Henry R. B, block 3, Minster's add, $1,250, C, R. l & P, R, R, Co. to M, Hanni- van, nw $ne .1 71:, 60, Total sales, &3, ———————— For low prices In boots and shoes call at R. I Skiles', 102 Maln street. o —— Death of J, J. White, The funeral of J. J, Whits took place yesterday afternocn, and was attended by many friends. The death of this old resident was not altogether unexpected, but it is none the less sad, and the ten derest expresslons of sorrow and symp:« thy are beard onall sldcs. Mr, White waa (7 years of age, snd had been a resi- dent of this place for over twenty yesrs, He was a natlve of Kentucky, aod moved ri st an early age, and anumber of his rela‘ives still reslde there, among whom is his brother, Judge ‘White, of Moberly. Since residing here he has setved In several positions of trust and responsibility. He was deputy sher- iff under Perry Reel, and later was dep- uty city marshal, Twice be has been elected constable, and wss holding this ofice when death came. He leaves four aavghters and two sons, and in their be- reavement they are assured of the sympa- thy of the entire tummunlly4 H,OBINSON IS GOMING. The Great mmw to be l!rrr Saturday, May 30, As will be seen by the announcement in another column, Old John Roblnson’s greatsbow is to be here next Saturday, May 30th, and the public Is promised a great entertalnment, Robinson does not put Inas much time and money in mak- Ing a big blow an to what he is golng to do, a8 some of his competitors, but he puts this time and money Into the show itself, thus glving the pesple more to nne, if they no have less to read about. pridea himself In kesping the promise he makes the publio, so when he offers to donate the school fund $1.000, if his show is not far superlor to any other here this soason, another $1,000, {f thia street parade s not lorger and beztor. he evidently means business, and the )ublh: map expect to see a show which vul pay for the time and money necessary to come miles to attend. He will appear here on _Saturday, which is decoration day, and on Monday next will appear in Omaha b - — strn\\harry Festival, The ladies of the Broadwsy methodlst episcopal church will give a supper and strawberry festival at the room adjoin- ing Officers & Pusey’s bank, on Broad- way, next Thuraday night. A pleatant time Is promised and all are invited. e — HARKNESS BROTHERS, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. CARPETS, 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 Tie Latoest Show m Barl Council Bluffs, OMAHA, SATURDAY, |MONDAY, MAY JUNE 1st. OLD JOHN EOBINSON, : Noxje'ner & Land‘s—troni,ii Merchant Tailors S o order I lutost styles at cheapest possiblo prices * % % % Sacret, involuntary dralns ) 0, 205 Main St., Council Bluffs, | upon tke syatem cured In thirty days. Pamphlet giving pariiculars, three letter stamps, Address World's Diepensary Mecdlcal Association, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by the leading dealer in every city and town, E Burhorn, I WEILER, AGENT 17 Main St., Couneil Bluffs, &= P N LS Dealer in Wallpaper, “Plain sad Oroamental Painting Graiviog, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, Good Agents Wanted TO SEILI Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPRCVED ELECTRIC BELT. Offico and Factory, No 80, Fourth St., Council Fluffs, Towa. AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs. The cnly all night howo i tho city. Everythiog served in first class stylo and. on shor Z!lus('um. notico. _ Hot and cold lunches alwavs ready. FOLLOW the TIDE of TRADE NOW AT FULL FLOW AS NEVER BEFORE AT AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth Dime Mugeum AND THEATER. 6th Ave. and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PALMER & SANDER, Prop’ra & Managers, Engagement Extraordinary! Two Weeks Only, commencing Monday oven- ing, May 18, of the Eminent Young’ Acem, MR, EDWIN BARBOUR, supported by E\lrarb Dramatic Cnmplny, n one ot tha following choice repartoire of standard plays: Black Diamonds! Iron,Willt (as played in New York over a 1,000 times under the name of Hazel Kirke,) Our Bovs ! JosHua WHITCOMB! KATHLBI\ MAVOURNERN! &e,, &, In Qur Curio Hall: ZUMA. the wonderful living half-lady. PROF. STEUDELL, and his wonderful Thaumascope, PROF. E. M. DUNTON, the Illusionist, MADAME DEVERE, the bearded lady. A Resort for Ladies. A Resort for Chlldren, Patronized by the elite, nothing succeeds 1iko euc- cess. Museum open1 to5and 7 010 p m. Theatre performance every Evening snd Saturday Matin Ladies can afely visiG this popular place of an ment withous an ¢:cort a8 the management: pe; al guarantee that nothing will be done to offend the most fastidious. MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS i AND BUILDERS No. 201 Uoper Bruadway, Councll Bluffs, " R RiceM.D. CANCERS, i shmn, Siteat e CHRONIC DISEASESstsu satssmosut ror Anirky gears peactioel o 5, et siece, Conae e & Conmulinfion tese. OUNCIL BLUFFS e Fiseman, Rodda & Go’s CARPETS PEOPLES STORE, Curtains, 0il Cloths, e Weadin g it in hogi ho el Window Shades, est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock Lincleums in the West. Cire Menagerie ] fl(‘mnln’ned. Shows, Will EXhibit at Council{Will Exhibit at Omaha, l Aquariam, Bluffs, Saturday,May Monday, June Ist. 30th. No Exaggeration Advertisement. No Gross Misrepresentations. A Show that Depends upon Performances Not upon Promises. AN UNAQUALED CIRCUS An Unrivaled Menagerie.! The grand gorgeous street display. is the kind ever witnessed in this city. John Rubinson will donate the public school fund One Thousan Dollars if his show is not far superior, and an extra one thousand dol- lars if his street display is not pronounced larger, better and grander than auy other show here this season. F or details of this great show see piogrammes, pictorial and descrip- tive bills. and 7:30 pm H i A 5" Two performances at 2 Prices neyer before so much in favoro th epur The ":'uud street dispay will take elace at 8 am Mattings,} paser, Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED ; UPHULSTERY G[]U]]S prices from the manufacturing districts. H_A_IB G-OODS_ Big purchases just opened up in 1e Will Discount all Prices. Rugs, Ete., Etc. Silks, Dr(?ss Goods, : MRS ]) A BENEDI CT, Careful Atention Glven to 0u| C108KS, Linens, Domestics, 2 Brosiney, Sl Bl o of Town Orders. Hsiery, Gloves, Fans, Upholstery and Drapery Work a Parasols, Laces and Embroideries. SPECIAL S ALE Lal‘gflSI m mfl WBSI In all the above departments during this ond is being continually replenished by [ Week., Groods to be sold for less than half all the lavest and choicest noveltles, the revular retafl Prioes- ey FOLLOW THE CROWD To theleading and largest Retail House in the citv. You willalways getmore than value for your monev. EISEMAN, RODDA & CO, s. A. PIERCE: Peoples’ Store, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. infinitely greater than any of LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FILDERS, Helfera and cows of all ages furnishe i deslred numbors; ehmol suld e po: voero S} 20 cows ot i) o any desired numbors; ranebmon should correspoad with us WINDOW & C.,HAMPFON Waverly, Iowa. Specialty. Our stock s the SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 nd 9 Matn St,, Councin BLures, - - o Council Biufis Towa. AGomplete Line of New Goods to Belect From, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand which wo will el in roteil cr carload lots Al Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholegale and retall dealors o Grain and Baled Hay, Prices rea. sulo “atlefaction Guarauteed. OHLU TER & BOLEY Cor, bth Av, and 4th St,, Council Bluffs, 100 Msin St., Conneil I.Iufl'« Ketail Baot and Shoo store Where big bargeins can alwa)s be found,