Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 4, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEECOUNCIL BLUFFS---THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1885. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning, June 4, RATES, SUBSORIPTION RATES. . B #1000 per yout By Mall - MINOR MENTION, Friday evening, at the opera house, the high school prlzs contest takes place. McClurg's cracker factory s so busy as to compel running nights as well as days, " Three catloads of soldiers passed through here yesterday from Colambus to Sidney and Niobrara, The Mutual life and accldent asrocfa— tion has removed from No. 201 Main street to No, 12 North Main street. The iron for the new county jall has arrived and Is being put In place. The jall will probably bs done by the 20th of July. Relter Is offering great bargalns at hi merchant talloring establishment, No. 810 Broadway. See his goods and get his prices. Equalization of taxes continued to oc- cupy the attention of the board of su- pervisors yesterday; also the allowlng of » fow bills, Harry Hardin and C. Mynster are to have a shooting contest at the driving park sometims this week, the match to be a glass ball one, The KEastern hotel, Broadway near Northwestern depot, has been thorough- ly refurnished and renovated and is now ready for business. The strawberry festtval in the masonic temple, given by the ladles of the catholic church, continues this evening. Supper served from 5:30 to 12 o’cleck. Eva Lamont, who was arrestedgn the charge of robblng a young man named ‘White of §40, was dlscharged yesterday, the evidence not belng sufficient. Still Bates and Tom Brooks are now charged with kicking up a row at the “‘three nines” and beating a fellow badly, who is a hanger on at the house. The sodding cf the ground of the Pierce street schuol ls completed. The Third street school needs sadly the same attentlon and the bringing up to grade of ® malaria-breeding pool there, Inthe district court yesterdsy argu. ments were heard on the motlon to trans- fer the injunction case agalnst Wagner & Sherlock to the federal courts. The matter was taken under advisement. The faneral of the sonof Mr. Fauble took place yesterday morning from the catholle church. His schoolmates at- tended in abody, and there were a large number of the frlends of the family, C. H. Sholes, who has lately bought an Interest in the Councll Bluffs Herald, has been elected secretary of the company in place of Mr. Spencer, who rotires, and ‘who Is thinking of embarking in buslness in Nebraska, The renovation of the Baptist charch 1s eufticlently advanced to judge of its appearance. The baptists will have a neat and attractive place of worship. The work wlll be finished this week, so that it can be used £unday. Tramps continue to work the outskirts of the clty, especlally in the eouthern part near the depots, A few officers te run them into the clty jail, and a few days on thestreets shovellng off the mud would soon clesn them ocut of town again, The Graves family, who have been at the dime museum, have been engaged by the pastor of the Afrlcan methodist epis- copal church to glve & concert on the 16th instant, the proceeds of which are to go towards lifting the debt of the new church for the colored people. UL L. DeBovoias, the ticket agent, has received the rates for those desiring to go from here to the reunion at Portland, Maine, The fare for the round trip will be $37.50, the tickets to be on sale from June 14th to 21st, and there belng the choice of nine routes from Chicago, A handsome young barber of the city now mourns the sudden and mysterlous dlsappearance of his best girl, to whom he was soon to be wedded—as he thought —but who has left for parts unknown, taklng with her all his glfts and]the Parisian dlamond ring, and leaving no word or mersage. Tho Nonpareil, poor old grandmother, she is again accused of steallng—thls time it appears she *‘hooked” a blg item from the Cedar Rapids Gazette and run 1t In yesterday's scrap book to fill up, you know, forgetting of couree, to glve credit to the Gizstte—even worse, tried to make It appear as Council Bluffs nows, Yesterday mornlng as Officer O'Brlen was standing on Broadway he not'cad a young man fingering mome thoes that wero hanging outside of Phlllips’ store, and was rewarded by seeivg 1hls same person slip the shoes under his coat, after cutting the string that attached them to a long ling of shoes with a plece ¢f tin. On being arrested the thief denied his guilt, although several witnesses claim him to be gullty. The council baving given permission, Rescue steamer will go to Davenport to the state tournament. The eteamer is being fixed up for this ocesslon, and if 1t had been kept in good condltion sll the time, this neceesary trouble would have been done away with, as it is understood, notwithstandlng there sra plenty of mon employed o the depariment who could bave kept ln it order, the eteamer s in a bad conditicn generally, The movement to eecure the creciion of & sldie’s monument is assuming defi- nite thape and plins. An sesoclation bas boen organ'zed wih E. L. Shugart ul prosident, J. J. Brown as vice-president. J. M. Phillips, treasar, and J, O. De- Haven, secrotary. An executive com- mittee - has been chosen conslating of Joseph Lyman, J. L, Foreman, and John Lindt, who are to draw up clrculars and subscription lists to clrculate through the country. A large councll for the recognition of the baptist church and its pastor ls called for June 16, Some twenty churches are expected to be represented. The Rev. Mer. Watron, of Sioux City, will preach In the afternoon, and the Rev. E. B. Hulbert, D. D., of the union theologleal somlinary, in the evenlog. Various othor patts, both afternoon and evening, will bo taken by other minlaters. It will be an oceaslon of great Interest to this young charch aud the citlzens who will attend, The elty council is to meet this after- noon as & committee of the whole to con- slder the matter of a new llcense ordi- nance. Itls proposed, In view of the loss of revenue from saloens, to Increase the revenue from other kinds of business 80 a8 to help make up the deficlt. The general plan s to make every sort of a business psy lloense so far as possible, the present llcenses to be Increased, and a number of occupations not now in- cluded among those requiring licenses to be put into the liat. The Western Unian telegraph company is now nlcely located In It new office, and Manager Brown rightly feels proud over his new quarters. The rooms, at the corner of Broadway and Pearl atreet, over the United States express oftice, are very foonvenlently located, and they are fitted up in a very attractive as well as business-like manner. The public office fsin front, and is as handsome an office o8 there is in the city, while there Is room in the rear for supplies and bat- terles, The change Is for the better, and will ba appreciated by the public. Tom Baldwlin s closlag up the affalrs of the western trunk line assoclation, the general agent’s committee office here being cloeed, and Baldwin taking tempo- rary headquartersin the old Bee office. The new assoclation Is known as the westorn frelght assoclation, with J, N. Faithorn as commissloner, instead of Mr, Vining, It s not known just where the Councll Bluffs headquarters will be. In the closing of the old office here Mr. S 8. Stevens, the general agent of the Rock Island, has moved his desk into the United States express office. The managers of the decoration day exerclses deslre through the BEE to ex- prees their appreclation of the kindly assistance of our oltizens In succeesfally carrying out the arrangements for the day, and especlally to the ladies for thelr work and generosity in providing floral offerings, While it s impossible to do justice In particularizing, the gratitude of the managers {s none the less, and the individual efforts of those who helped in 80 many ways will not be forgotten, and each and every one of these should take the “‘tkank you” as If tendered person- ally. A middle-aged man,of good health and fine education, is taking a rather queer way to get help, by writing letters to many of the prominent busineis men of the city, stating at length his great need of money, and pleading for help of some sort. He olaims to be a good bookkeeper, and to be thoroughly con- versant with * the'y-Holland, English, French and German langusges, and that heis dslly expecting a remittance from the old country, but is at present in great need of money. The number and peculiar wording of these appeals has caused some curlosity on the part of the recipients, and they hardly know what to make of the fellow. Cobs at George Heaton's, 628 Broad- way. Read Judd & Smith’s offer of $I,000 reward in another column, PERSONAL, Miss Nellio Abbott has been seriously ill for several days, W. S, Swanson, postmaster of Crescent, was in the city yesterday, 8. J. Clark, superintendent of the St. Paul, was in the city yesterday, John Todd, secretary and treasurer of Tabor college, was in the city yesteaday, H. J, Chambers ausd family have Mrs, E, A, Consigny and Mrs, E, W. Dayis, of Avoca, a3 their guests, Henry Spetman, of Keil's hotel, his father, mother and sister, all left yesterday morning en royte for Germany, Dick Ryan has returned from Northwestern Nebrasks, where he has the contract for building a railroad extention, Mrs, H, W, Tilton left last evenicg over the Northwesternon a trip to Wisconsin, where she will spend several weeks with her relatives and friends, The Rev. G. C. Rice has gone to Vermont on a peculiarly interesting trip, his iutention being to attend the reunion ¢f his old ol which was graduated from Burlington uni- versity forty yoars ago, There were twenty- four members in the class, and there are now fourteen surviving, and all of these expect to be present. They come from various parts of the United States, being scattered from Maine to California. Many of them have not met since they were graduated, The reunion can- not but ba an interestivg one, with some nec- essarily sad features, as forty years bricg many chauges, some of which are not the happiest, ——— Maloney Falls in with Romans, TuoN MouNTAIN, Ark,, June 8,—A row oc- curred in Walter Maloney'’s ealoon at Vulcan, Sundsy pight, during which Malopey shot two Italians, one fatally. A mob of Lialians drove Maloney and family out of the build: ivg, blew it up, and set fire to it. Maloney narrowly escaped lynching, —_— Horstord's Acid Phosphate, IN CONSTIPATION, on, Medina, O., says, on, constipation and verv prostia’ion it results are happy." FIOKLE FEMALE. she Bhows Her Gratitnde for a Night's Lodging by Stealing the Family's Clothes and Jewelry, On Tuesday evening a gentleman on Tenth avenue, near Drovera’ hotel, was ncoosted by a finely dressed lady who wished to find a place to sleep that night, as she was intending to take the traln the next day for Denver, Col. The gentleman kindly took her to his own home, It belng & boarding house, and in- troduolng the traveling lady to his wife and family, they chatted in the parlor until quite late; the family being con- siderablv exhausted entertalning the Iady, sll retired, and on the family's awakening yesterday morning they found they had been robbed of conslderable clothing, jewolry, ete, by the traveling lady, who }ad, from all ap- pearances, gotten up and dusted before any of the family were much more than in thelr first sleep. as It was afterwards learned, by John Qaian, the night watoh- man at the transfer hotel, that she was seen about 3 o'clock yesterday morning walking up the dump to the bridge across the Missourl river on her way to Omahs. The watohman on the Iowa side of the bridge refused to allow her to walk over to Omaha andsuggested she go down on the bottom, below, and get a boat- man to row her over; just about this time the BEE car which brings the Bre over the bridge and up to the Broadway depot was signaled and upon inqulry it was learned that she wanted to be taken over to Omahs, which request was politely refused by the gentleman in charge, thereupon she went down on the bottom and was taken over in a row boat by a family who were camped under the bridge, they having just come down GREAT © And other wares. Attend the 8" SALE! At 23 Main St.. Council Bluffs, One eot handled cups and saucers. One set knives and forks. One bowl and pitcher, . One b-bottle triple plate One set Rogerstriple plated knives. One decorated tea set (56 pleces) One decorated dinner set (/8 pleces One decorated dinner et [131 pleces], Call and see: Yours very respectfully, HOMER, THE CHINA MAN, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell In retail cr carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesalo and retall dealers In Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- teed. sonablo Batlstaction Guaran eed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, the river the night before. Tho woman now lles in jailin Omaha, having been rested yesterday afternoon, The goods are all recovered, and it is not yet learned whether she will be brought back here or not. TAPPING A TILL. H. P. NIT.ES, Doaler inm Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing, Walloaper, Plain #0d Ornamental Painting 110 Matn 8t., Council Bluffs, A Nice Young Man Subjected to Un- pleasant Suspicions, J. G. Mclntyre, of No. 305 Broadway, had his tlll robbed on Tueedsy evening under peculiar circumstances. at supper and a clerk in charge of the store was sltting at the dcorway until the He was |3 Fold by the leading dealer in every city and town, E. Burhorn, CIEWELER,AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs. return of the proprietor, when he went to eupper. Mr. Mclntyre on enterilng the store foand that the cash drawer had been opened and £35 tiken. His in- ' |quirles led him to have sueplclons of s young man ramed George Mason, who had bezn In his employ, but whom he had discharged that very day. Helearned that Mason had been hanging about near B ATR CRoOODS. Will Discount all Prices. Broadwsy, MRS. D. A. BENED ICT, Councll Bluffs, Iowa the store while he was at supper, and informing the police of his suspicions, the officers hunted Mason up and arrested him, finding on his pereon about §17, and although the money could not be identl- fied, McIntyre's euspiclons were strength- ened, as he knew that Mason had no money of his own, He was afraid, how- ever, to insist on the prosecutlon of Ma son, a8 he had no sufficient proof, and so §06 Broadway, The cnly all night house in the city, E TEeEr PEH@mNIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. notice, Counocil Bluffs. verything served in first class styloand onshor ot and_ cold lunches always ready. the young man was allowed to go. A domestic employed in the family of C. C. Cook, It was afterwards learned, had no- ticed Mason with another young fellow, on the evening of the till-tapping, come down the bluff in the rear of the store, and soon afterwards go awsay to- gether, which gave color to the theory that they had divided the money. The two young men were seen together agaln yesterday, taking the Kansas City train, and it was learned that Mason had left without settling his board bill at Mr. Porterfield’s. Msson has served as one of the ushers In the opera houre, and was quite well known in the clty, and it will be a great surprise to his friends that such suspictons should be pointed towards him, ——— Cesspools and vaults cleaned Address, R. &K., BeE office. DOWN ON THE DOCTOR. The President of the Young Men's Ohristian Association Annoyed by Being Oharged with Larceny, A case has boen started in Justice Frainey’s court which{has a sensatlonal fdature to it, #s the defendant, who ls charged with larceny, is none other than Dr. P. J. Montgomery, one of the proml. nent physiclans of the city, and president of the young men’s christian assoclatlon, a8 well as very prominent as a prohibi- tlonlst. The charge Is made, that while attending a girl named Davls, who was at work at the Rsvere house, and who was taken sick there, the dootor, not belng able to get any money on his bill, took the gold cbain, belonglog to her, and which chanced to be lying on the stand near her bed, the doctor saylog that he would keep it until she was able to redeem it. The girl now claims that she did not give the dootor willing possession of the chaln, henco the cbarge. The case is to be heard to-day, when the fall facts will ont. The lssue seems to whether the girl gave up chain s secarity for the bill, or whether the doctor in his esgor— ness to secure the money d m ook the chain without due pricses ur law, The position held by the doctor, and his reputation here makes the matter a de- oldedly unplea one for him and his friends, and it {s intimated that the real cause cf the action lies In the feeling| | which a medlcal student in another doc. tor's office has In regard to the matter. T —— AMUSEMENTS, Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER, bth Ave. and l‘u:l .ivi'w'ul. (Formerly Martin's J. W, Pausen, Proprietor, CARPENTEK'S MAMMOTH Dperatic Minstiel Co, TWENTY PEOPLE, Every Evening for Two Weeks, P. C..DeVOL, 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE AND -STOVES =T N W ARE Charter Oak and ‘Acorn Stoves neea no comme: ts. Leonard’s celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refrigerator, Theso Refrigorators excell all other in cleanlyness, A refrigerator which cannot be cleaned becomes useless, it becomes a nuis ance instead of a benefit, ICE CREAM FREEZERS with latest improvements. Fort Wayne Western¥®ashing Machines With this washer we do not ask you to rick confidencs or money. We know that a-1 that 18 nccessary is a irial. TAK ONE, and if after one or two fair tests you are not pleased return 1t and we will reiusd your money. GOLDEN STAR GASOLINE RANGES, These Ranges ore a complete departure from the por many new and ~uable features regular Va- ytove, and possess, va l- t will be appreciated, ‘We have the exclusive agency of the celebrate Glidden Two Pomt Stegl in this city. Do not be deceived by MisrrrRESENTATIONS, Tin Roofing and c“mme"cmg' Munday' June 2, [t bottom prices, Matl orders soliclted. 1o Gur Ourio Hall: Replete with new curiosities every week, Berb Wire Job Wor 604 Broadway, P. C. DE VOL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, WAR IN CHINAjy, o= Landstrom, chant ° Suits to order in latast styles at cheapest possib pric . 205 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, W:P. AYLESWORTH, D HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildiogs of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hcus moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufla " LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEIDERS. Heiors and cows of all ages furnisho! In any desired numbers; ranchmen should corresp oud with befere purchasing elsewhere. WINDOW & CRA MP TON, Waverly, lowa. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Makn 8t., Councrs BLurrs, Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods Always on ¥and. $1,000 REWARD For any caseof Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsin rheumatism, or any diseasa indudeed by a Inck of native power, that cannot be cure Belts and Appliances. No, 80, Fourth 5t,, Cor AGENTS WANTED. d by the uss of Dus, J udd & Smith’s Electric uncil Bluffs, HAIR GOODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour : Frizzes,Switch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see f or yourself, MRS.C.L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J . GOODE. 29 Main 8tre et, Council Bluff. SPECIAL N()TICES\ NOTICE.—8peclal a verbisements, suo Lost found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. [ rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first In: nd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequ on. Leave advertisemonts s4 our offics, No. Pearl Btroet, noar Eroadwav 'WANTS, ANTED—Roard and room for gent ard wite in a etrictly private o ear the Mothe. dist church. Addrers K. B ANTED—Houss with 4 ren. Addrses Z , Bee o QR pALE—Tam of Iarge fer farm or he: rl on satisfactory y o Bluffs, Jows ANTED—First_class cako baker o Loercke's, 528 Main street, Council Bluff 5 TAVANTED—A firitclass cook, at the H Councit Bluffe, YOR RENT—House, 7 r Harmony and Beaton St Bt Creston and 2 5 5 corner Apply ¥ g Harrison Taro ohanto 0 £4k & n of 400 acres, Witk , well im: prove Council Blufts, 8t » bargal l1 low néllw- of price hud easy borme, RS — WALKER TOR BALE—A good payiog Bl B e h ool 'y, GaT Brop western I will sell with or w' will trado for a small farm wiks iy with towns in «thout furniture, or atook cto. Of SALE—Lans Tgio: you wanta farm o Nobraska or Dakota, 1ot tad onjrorn JOR §, Targo nap denco 1ota n all parf 4 us before you buy -Fon BALE~—Tariies ¥ (i ! build on canbuye ¢ o bl o month| OB RENI—Wa % (7ent you with the priviy g, orsyeomen P o to'bay it 5 \OR BALE—I ™ stopt onson, 0 buy cheap lots to poyments of from AN & WALINR. ot to buld on wish on very e & WaLkm. Jisos, Lot 508 Flrst avonto: Gody i Uouncil Bials o rod by carrler at oaly swen. 0. 188 A good pteam flouring mill in Cedar Co lows, for 1 stuck of general merchandise or hard: waro, VAl 1o eaooe No. 1% s progoity. ne lmproved farm for cheap western 0,163, One of the best farms In Pottawsttamis 0" ey, Tows, 400 sores. for wild Kaveas or Nebraska , No.100. Hotel in Paeblo, Col., worth §0.600, for .ows, Kansas, or Nebraska land in par and long i balance, . 171, Good farm, for stock of goods or hard- 2. Wild lands in Rocks Co., Neb., for stock 8. 76, Houge and lot in Clarinda_Pago Co., or Nebracka or lowa land; value §1,01, 7. Hotel in oue of Dakolw's Lost towns, value 6,000, for stock of drugs for parv and lind galns In Kieth Co., Neb., vatern Iowa OF gocd stock of drugs or hard: No. 18), A hail interest lna 83 plow works, r for weutern will bo Inserted in this column at the low | on OUNGIL_BLUFFS 'JARPET _GCOMPANY . CARPETS, ime Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, DPHOLSTERY CO0DS Rugs, Ete., Etc. "enss | Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Crders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock s the (Largest in the West | and is being continually replenished by all the lavest and choicest novelties, 405 Broadway Council Buufls YOR BALK By S. A, PIERCE, 100 Mwn St., Council Bluffs Retail Boot and 8hoe store where by bargaios can Ways bo found, , Improved or uniwproved, value And hundredsof cther special exchang. or particulas, call and sce or write to EWaN & WaALKER, Councll ¥1 uffs, Ta N. BCHURZ, Justico of the Peage COUNCIE BLOHHS. - "0 o 4,600, o bargaing THOS. OFFICER, W, H, M, PUSE Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Towa. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, Office, Main Stroct, Rooms 7 aud 8, Bhugars'and Eeao blook. Wiil practioe ln Bisteand tate courts, MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 201 Voper Beoa 1wy, 031111 Biad R. Rico . D, CANCELS, taiogs tomors remared wishow say { Established, - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exobi sud Home Swuxlgu. AL SNt CHRONIC. DISEABES st i sty #, Poarl w.'.i':d'..:.',“.".‘.“ e 5 { P ] | ‘