Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS ~TUE SDAY. MAY 26, 1885. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning, May 26, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 90 cents per woik 910,00 por Ztll MINOB MENTION, Boston Boot & Shoe Store. For low prices In boots and shoes call at R. I Skilea’, 102 Main atreet. Liace curtains at Harkness Brothera'. Pool eelllng, and headquarters during the races, at the Pacific house. Bricks for sale in large or smalllots by J. A. Weaver, 816 Seventh avenue, Boston Boot & Shoe Store. Buy a good carpet sweeper at Hark- ness Brothera's There will now be a scramble for the posttion of contable made vacant by the death of Jack White. Relter, in order to close out his pres ent stock of tailoring goods, s putting prices at 26 to 35 per cent below coat No. 310 Broadway. Bargalns In silk at Harkness Brothera’. Prices still lower at Boston Boot & Shos Store. Immense stock of ‘‘New- port” button ties, also other styles at unheard-of prices. Boston Boot & Shoe Store. Ex-justlce wants Omahs to pay him $10,000 for damsges on account f’f his breaking his arm by falling on a elippery sidewalk there last winter. Bruesels carpets, tapestry carpets, In- graln carpets, rogs, mats, matting, etc., in speclal bargains, at Harkness Broth- i ors’s Yesterday afternoon Justice Shurz per- formed the ceremony which made two Omaha folks happy. They were Adolph Stehle and Mary Looser. White goods and summer dress goods at Harkness Brothers’. The case agalnst Fred Gerlzenberg was dismlesed In the police court yesterday, he having settled up the disagreement with his wife. Office matting at Harknees Brothers’. Permit to wed was yesterdsy glven to Joreph Robinson, of Cook county, Illi- nols, snd Fannle Ranse, of Woodbury county, Iowa; also, to Warren E. Kelley and Angle Bay, both of this county. The ““Why Nots,” a city club, on San- day defeated the ‘‘Scotwood” nine, in Garner township. The least sald about the ecore the better for the reputation of both cluba. The petit jury was called, and nearly all were present, a few being unable to make railway connectlons so as to get here. Two were excuted fer personal reasons, their business requiring their attention. The trial of civil causes is proceeding. Any person who knows of any graves of soldiers which have not been desig-|p nated by the committee, should notify Wall McFadden at once. So far as known each grave has been marked by a stake, painted and numbered, and any one removing any such mark is liable toa fine of $10, Still Bates has been let off on the as- sault care In which Tom Steele was knocked senseless, the latter not caring to prosecute when he came to his senses. It was at fiest thought that he was serl- ously injured, as in falling his head strack the curbstone and a fracture of the ekull was feared, but he soon recovered. In the distrlet court yesterday the divorce case of Sarah Ken- nedy vs B. Kennedy was heard and a decree granted. The grounds alleged were drankenness and cruelty. The woman testified that while arunk he once came for her with a butcher knife, and on another occasion smathed up the furniture with an ax. Mrs. Allce Craver has been adjudged 1nsane and last evening she was taken to the asylum at Mount Pleasant. Her case [s a pecullarly sad one, aud has called forth the sympathy of many friends, The cause of her mind being thrown out of balance seems to be largely on acsount of some family and pecuniary troubles, The woman's christian assoclation meets this afterncon with Mrs. Dr. Monfgomery, No. 628 Fourth street, at 8:30 o'clock, All those members who have made vleits to the poor, elther for Sunday £chool mission work or for rellef purposes, are requosted to bring a report to the secretary to ald in making up the annual report, All ladies interested in chrlstian or benevolent work are invited. Major George E. Cole, the mayor of Pacific Junction, spent Sunday in the clty, and Saturday evening was the vic- tim of 8 happy surprlee perpetrated upon him by the members of Abe Lincoln post, grand army of the republic, with whom he Is a great favorite. His valiant comrades presented to him an elegant gold badge, Major Barnes making the preeentalion specch, The reciplent re- sponded happily, and now wears the new honors proudly, The grand jury was Impaneled and set at work yesterdsy. Amopg the duties falling to th's bedy is the examinatlon of the jalls of the county and the ascer- taining whether the prlsoners are belng properly fed and cared for. It is to be hoped that they will report on the com- plaints wade that in the county jail here old wooden buckets are used in the place of water closets, aad that there is no sort | Even if the jail isold snd | of dralnage, condemned, it secms that scme femporory provision eould te made to b.tter the sanitary cozdition. The distrlot cou:t opencd yesterday ite businees in carncsi, The grand jury was ampanelled, and Mr. A, Wheeler was choten as the forsman, There was a rumor started that Capt. Kirscht, one of the best-known German cltizens, and one of the most prominent business men of the oity, had been excused from serv- ing on the grand jary because he was supposed to be interested In the liquor business, In opposition to the prohibitionists, and it was reported that the matter was to cause a little sparring in court, but It appeared on investigation that the distrlct attorney had objected to his serv- iog as a juryman on the ground that he was on the bonds of one man whose case was to be consldered by the grand jury, and therefore diequalified under the etatutes, The Injunction cases argued yesterday have been taken under advisement and a declslon will be glven next Saturday. W. W. Wallace yesterday presented his wife with a fine carrisge and team cf carrlage horses, 8. H. Foster, one of the firm of Foster Brothers, was thrown from his carrlage yesterday evening and had his collar- bone broken. The ladies of the congregational church are arranging to give a public dinner, an ics cream and strawberry supper c¢n July 4th for the benefit of the church. The office of the olty water works will ba kept open during the noon hour and from 7 to 8 in the evening to accommo- date thoee who are engaged during the regular business hours, _.Agay and festivo mule colt created much excltement a1 “ovening by charging up the stairway of Everett's bolck up to the second floor. By the time he was brought down again a great crowd had gathered to see the fun. ———— Substantlal abstracts of titles and raal estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squire, 10 Pearl street, THE RUNNERS, The Meeting Opens To-day with a Good Programme, The running meeting opons to-day, and there is every prospect of much rare sport. The programme for to-day is as fol- lows: The scramble, all ages, one mile. Ladles’ stake, for 3-year-olds, three- fourth mile dash, Olub purse, for 2-year-olds, five-eighths mile dash. Brewera’ stakes, all ages, one and one- eighth mile dash, 3-yoar-olds, to carry 90 pounds; 4.year-olds and upwards 100 pounds, with the usual allowance. LADIES' STAKE. Birdle Almond, ¢h f, W. L. Carl, Humphrey, Mo, Mary Kennedy, bk f, Hilgert & Yehle, Maryville, Mo, Suspense, ch f, John T. Stewart, Counoll Bluffs, Derby, bg, Nelion & Easton, Bed- ford, Iowa. Les, ch f, W. C. Scoles, Council loffs. Jeese J., s f, Jesmse Crull, Atchlson, Kansas, Boecher, b g, Bill Griffin, Kansas City, Mo. Comanche, ch f, Willlam Arnett, Sharon, I, BRGWERS' STAKE. McOre Jr., ch s, D. Ramse, Blnnohu'dy,, Iown’. : 2 Dawn of Day, br m, Ira Platner, Council Bluffs, Belle K., 8 Neb. Ida’s Pet, ch m, E, G, Butcher, Co- manche, Towa. Vidge, b g, E. G. Butcher, Comanche, Towa. Top Sawyer, b s, James E. Davis, Maryyville, Mo, Biddy Bowling, br m,\John T. Stewart, Council Bluffs, Dakota Mald, g m, John D, Nicholson, Council Bluffs, Aristocrat, b g, W. J. Scoles, Council Bluffs, , James Lomons, Kiowa, way, ch g, C. E. Malone, Atchi- "Juuie, b f, William Arnett, Sharon, s, Ettie J., b m, John Kingston, Atchl- son, Kan, m’[‘xix, bg, L. W. Benson, Maquon, '3 CLUB PURSE, Derry, b g, Hilgart & Yehle, Mary- ville, Mo. KOllrl M, b f, C. E. Mahore, Atchlson, ] Panola, brf, L. W, Benson, Maquon, Illinois. Flors, Willlam Arnett, Genseo, 11, SORAMBLE FOR ALL AGES, Trouble, b s, Nelson & Easston, Bed- ford, Iowa. Atcbison, b g, Hilgart & Yehle, Mary- ville, Mo. Teix, b g, L. W. Benson, Maquon, Il1. Ella Rowell, b m, 8, C illlams, Comanche, Ills. Lady Tompklns, b m, W. J. Scot, Council Bluffs, Redbuck, c s, W. E. Oakley, Elkhorn, Nebraska. Viola, bl m, Harvey Plckerel, York, Nebraska. Little Fellow, b g, W. H. Franols, Grand Island, Neb, Lottie Kemston, b m, Willlam}Arnett, Sharon, 111 On the second day of the great Council ~ Bluffs runalng meeting The following fvaluable horses will be offered at public sale by Mason Wise: Bay Doc, eight years old, has a record below 2:40 y Frank, slx years old, oan trot in 3:30; Black Prince, seven years old, has paced In 2:36; also one pair black carrisge horses, slxtaen hands, five years old this spring, weight 1,100 pounds and the finest in the state. The above horses will be sold to the nighest bidder the race cource Wednesday afternoon, May 2 e Black Tongue Diphtherl, Pin1skUkG, Pa., May 25, The OChronicle. Telegraph, Stubenville, (0,) special, enys the epldemic which broke outa fow days ago at Paris, Pa., is thought to be spreading, two more cases beiog reported there. The disease broke out at Henlin's station on the Pan 'hero are several cases there, A phy ellevue hospital, New York, is at Paris to-day aud will hold a _consultation with physicians of this city this afternoon He pron wuucad the disease “Black 1] ol diphtheria of the wost violeat form, are entertsiced that the neighboring towss will become iofected. OPENING UP. The Gambling Houses Unlocking the Doors and Proceeding to Business, Arrangements have been made for opening up the gambling houees again. Thess houses have been ostensibly olosed for some tlme, though there have been quiet little games of poker golng on most of the time. It is now proposed to return to the “‘good old times,” when It was free-for-all and go.as-you.please. So long as there {s & clty here, there will doubtless bs gambling of some eort and the cltizens are prepared to submit to the inevitable, but there will be a great howl ralsed on all sides if Council Bloffs is agaln to be disgaaced by such open, ubrestralned, skinnlng, cheeky games, as have before been al- lowed to run here under the name of gambling. The most conservative citi- zons will not submit to the gambling houses running as they have run in the past, giving to this clty the reputation of robbing the workmen and children, Pluggers and ropers-in have found occu- pation here, and that sort of business will not be submitted to any longer. If there is any gambling it must be con- fined to sporting men, and not thrown open to ensnare the man who bay worked hard for a few dollars and the boy who h it begun to learn how to stand be- hi nc{' a counter. Such seems to be the feeling of the bueiness men, and they are | 11 Thesa who are bound to [ In earnest. gamble, and who are bound to run games, might as well take the warning, and so conduct themselves as to keep thelr busi- nets in the dark, and not attempt to parade 1t on the streete, and spend their time in roping in youngeters and drunken men with baits of promised chances to get a forlune by chancing a few pennles, —— Real Estate Transfers, The following are the tranefers of real estate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the BEk by A. J. Stephenson, for Saturday, May 25, 188 F. M. Hunter to L. W. Talleys, part of lot 157, orlginal plat; $250. John Hanthorn to W. 8, Keeline et al, lots 18 and 19, block 16, Williams’ first add. ; §650. J. P. Casady to Cora M. Felt et al, lot 20, block 16, Williams’ first add.; $375. Total sales; §1,275. AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. Gth Ave. and Pear! Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PALMER & SANDER, Prop’ra & Managers, Engogement Extraordinary! Two Weeks Cnly, commencing Monday even- ing, May 18, of the Eminent Young Actor, MR, EDWIN BARBOUR, supported by his Superb Dramatic Company, in one ot the following choice repertoire of standard playe: Black Diamonds! Iron Willt (a8 played in New York over a 1,000 times under the name of Hazel Kirke.) OuR Boys ! JosHua WHITCOMB! KATHLERN MAvVOURNEEN! &c., & 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 Children, Patronized by the elite, nothiog succeeds Iike suc- cess. Musoum open 1 to 5and 7010 p m. Theatre performance every Evening and Saturday Matineo. ies can safely visit this popularplace of amuse- ment without an escort as the management: person al guarantee that nothing will be done to offend the most fastidious. MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Toper Broadway, Councll Bluffs, OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G00DS wlR.ug, Etc., Ete. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock s the Largest in the Wost snd is being continually replenished by all the lavest and choicest noveltes, 405 Broadway Council Bufis THOS. OFFIOEE, W. H, M PUSE Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Eluffs, Towa. Established, 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Exchange snd Home Securitice, o J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Brosdway Oouncll Bluffa, Railway Time Table, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, oAl depola. Tralns leavo transter ates earlier and arrivo ten minttes | DEPART, ARRIVE, GICAGO And NORTHWRATERN, Mail and Expross Accommodation Expross CHI0AG0 AND BOCK ILAND, Mail and Expross Accommodation xprots B OII0AGO, MILWAUKNE AND 87, PAUL, Ml and Express Exprosy GHIOAGO, BURLINGION AD QUINOY, and Expross Accominodation Express 0:80 A X 307w 45 v M WABASH, BT, LOUIA AXD PACLFTO. Local 8t Louls Express Local N Transter « Transtor M Looal Chloago & 8t I Exp Looal §: v Transter ** “*Tranefor 9:10 RANBAB CITY, BT. JON AXD COUNCIL BLUFFS, Mail and Express : Express BIOUX oTTY AXD PAGIPIC, Mail for Sioux City Exproes for 8t Paul UNION PAGIFIC, Denver Express Lincoln Pass 0’ &R V Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS T0 OMATIA, Toave Council Bluffs — A m. o 1:80— 1245 » M 1:30 THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER Ts the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With only 30 keys to loarn an opernte. It prints 76_characters including caps and small lotters, punctuations, figures, eigns and fractions. It 's tho sitplost most rapid writing machino miado as well as the most durablo EZ Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Secorans & Benedict, Chicago, I11., Sole Agents, 0. H. SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Towa N. SOEURZ. Justice of e Peace OFFICR OVER AMKRIOAN RXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOWA R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, 20 iy arisssd mtvoms we CHRONIC DISEASES ot tnts aopocaty Ovor thirly yoars practioal experieass @Mise Bs 5 w&mmen Blofta tree. P. C. DeVOL, 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE AND STOVES TTINWARE_- Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves neea no comments. . Leonard’s celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refri in cleanlyness, A refrigerator which cannot be ance instead of a benefit. ICE CREAM with latest improvements, large and Fort Wayne Western With this washer we do not ask We know that a 1 that 1s necessary is'a trial. TAKE ONE, and if after one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will refund your money. GOLDEN STAR GASOLIVE RANGES. ‘We have the exclusive agency of the celebrated Glidden Two Pomt Steel Barb Wire in this city, Tin Roofing 2 Mall orders soliclled, P.C.D at bottom prices, Do not be deceived by MISREPRESENTATIONS, Dr.S. MOSHER EEE ONIITY HITGVITHYH /,' CHRONIC DISEASE PHYSICIAN In the Northwest. Having fully demonstrated by years of successful experience that ho i able to cure a multitudo of cases which have baflied the skill of grdinary of ordinary physicians, wnitil the unfortunate patient, deprived of courago to resist tho encroachments of disease, has no hope elivery except in the grave, he feels it his duty to make known to suffering humanity that he dovotas his whole time and energy to this particular branch of the profeceion, and will preccribe ond furnish medicine at his office, and visit those cases which may require porsonal examination, The Doctor may be consulted by letter by patients at a distance who may send a carefully written history of their cases, da- scribing their saymptoms minutely as possible.” And he has boen successful in numerous cases he has never seon, 1ong years of experience enables him to make a correct diognosis and judgo very accurately of the curability of the cases, and to apply the propsr remedies. Medi- cine may be eent either by express or mail. Dr. Mosher treats all long standing diseases withopt murcury or other poisons. which create discase of themeelves, and all medicine prescribed by him is prepared under his own personal supervision, The Doctor treats with success all affections of the Liver, Throat and Lungs, Catarrh, Piles, Fistula, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Sore Egyes, Deafness, Heart Disease, Nouralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Diabetes, Dropsy, Sores, Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Female Diseases, And all kinds of private diseases, such as Syphllie, Debility, Loss of Power, Tmpediments to Marrlag», Laseitude, Dapression of Splirits, Loss of Energy and appetite, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Timidlty and Iudlcilon, Pain inthe Head, Dizzlness, Impaired Sight and Memory, Bodily Prostration and Wretchedness, csused by Spetmatorrhaen cr Self-Abnse. g Don’t give up in despair before you call and see what Dr, Mosher his to ssy about your cate, Dr. Mosher is the only Phyeician in the Northwest who rejects all Poisons, and can prepard and uss Na‘ures Remedies sclentifically. ~ Consultation, perzonally or by letter, free and strictly confidential. Offi co and residence, corner of Fourth and Jackson Sts., opposite Central Scheol Bailding. Addrees, Dr, S. Mosher, P, 0. Box 106. Sioux City, Iowa. Dr. Mosher will be in Council Bluffs Thwursday, May 28, Rooms at ithe Scott House. Consultation free, on day only. W.P. AYLESWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildin of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Framo kcus moved on Little iant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufts Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors FREEZ ERS’ Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest I‘)jsnij:fe wlx;}«(;‘ ;’02“‘““ st, V(‘nuncil Blate CGood Agents Wanted TO SIDTXE Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT. Office and Factory, No 80, Fourth St., Council Fluffs, Iowa, THE PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs. The only all night houre in the city. Everything served in first class styloand on shor Sotloa, Hot and cold lunchon alwave ready. EX o1t GrooDs. Will Discount all Prices. MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, 3 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FIELEDLRS. fors and cows of all ages turaistied lo avy desired pumbors; ranchmen should correspoud with us asii g elsowhore. WINDOW & CRAMP igerator, Theso Refrigerators excell all other cleaned becomes useless, it becomes a nuis small. Washing - Machines. you to risk confidencs or money. These Ranges ore a complete departure from the regular Va- por Stove, and possess val- = that will be appreciated, many new and uable features TON, Waverly, lowa. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln 8t,, CouxciL Brurps, - Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell in retsil cr carload lots All Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholeeale and rotall dealors in Graln and Baled Hay. Prices 1oas sonsble Satlitaction Guarauteed, SCHLUTER & BOLEY Cor, th Av, and 4th St., Courcil Bluffs, nd Job Wor 504 Broadwav, E VOL) COUNCIL BLUFFS,