Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1885, Page 6

i { N A e SRS 6 D e 4o v THE DAILY BEE-- COUNCI BLUFFS, SATURDA Y, JUNE 20, 1885, THE DAILY BEE. QOOUNCIL BLUFFS, Saturday Morning, June 20, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 90 oents“per wook = §10.00 por yoar B7 Cartler By Ml - . .‘MINOB MENTION. Get your white hm of Bllss. They all eay that *‘Bllss undersells them all In stylish white hats,” The Missourl river is rapidly falling, and there are no fears of an overflow. Every lady aud child who buys a hat to-day at Bliss’ wlll recelve a nobby fan. The mayor was in Omaha yesterday looking after his interest In the electric light. Edward Waterman,the carrlage builder, has just began an open road wagon for Frederluk Gelee, Everything In the Wabash railway yards in this city were qulet yesterday and al trains left on time, The case In Justice Fralney's court againat the Partrldge family will prob. ably be postponed from this afternoon until next week. The Rev. J. Flsh will preach at the harmony miseion charch to-morrow at 3 p. m. Sunday school at 4 o’clock, Seats free. All are Invited. The Kaneas City pay car passed through here yesterday, making glad hearts and heavy pockets for a goodly number of employes. German cvangellical sorvices will be held in the “Bible Alone Church,” corner Bluffs street and Sixth avenue to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. The case of J. G. Clark was brought up yesterdsy afternoon in the district court, charged with the robbery of some tools from Bosen's carpenter shop, on May 19. The contract for the selling of the old Stutzman street school building, to Nat Willlams, who thinks of putting up rome fine bulldings on the property, is partly completed. The case agalnat James, John and Anne Pendegrass, to glve bonds to keep tho peace agsinst Mary and Thomas Con- way, will come up before Justice Fralney this afternoon. Constable Wesley yesterday took a ahort trip ont In the country to serve an attachment and barely got off alive. The host and |hostess both tackled the con- stable but he came out first best after all, D. Clemmons, an equine physlclan who formerly resided here, was picked up by the police yesterday and taken over to Omaha ona charge of embezzlement. Jack Cusick spied him ashe got off the dumioy traln. Dr. D. H. Henry, pastor of the firat baptlst church of this place, returned yesterday from Omaha, where he had been to attend a councll of recognition called to recognize the colored baptist church in that clty. Sorvices at the baptlst church as usual next Sunday. Morning, at 10:30; even- ing, at 8 o'clock. In the morning, preaching “For Jesus' Sake;” In the evening, “The Prayer of the Dying Savlor.” Seats free, All cordlally Invited.” The evening Herald forgot for two days this week to announce that it Is the *“‘or- gan” of the workingmen, ‘‘organized and uncrganized.” The omission has been noticed, by the Herald office, at least, and now that the Wabash sirlke Is at- attracting attention the notice agaln ap- pears in Its usual place. The cage of the state of Iowa agalnst Willlam Jefforls, for the shooting of George Wheeler at Koos' place on the Croscent clty road on a Saturday night some time since, the facts of which ap- pearcd In the Bek at the time, occupled tho attentlon of the district court all day yesterday and was given to the jury last evening, The paesenger tralns out of Cou ucil Bluffs this afternoon are over the Chlcago & Northwestern, Wabash, Sloux Olty & Paclfic, Ohicago, Burlington & Qalnoy, and the Unlon Paclfic roads. For Sun- day morning, over the Ohicago, Mlnne- apolis & St. Paul, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Kansss Oity, Sioux City & Pa- clfic, and the Unlon Pacific, The examiners, the Hoa. John Rush and Dr. M. J. O'Rourke, of Omaha, completed the examinations of St. Francis and St. Joseph academies yesterday. The exawinatlons proved satlsfactory to all concerned. The schools will remain open untll the 26th instant. The com- mencement exerclses take place on the 30th, at 8t. Francls, in the forenoon, Actlon was yesterday brought in Jus- tice Hendrlck’s court by David German against Melvin Walters, for embezzle- ment, and the ease ls to be trled at two o'clock this afterncon, It appears that German owned a wagon and Walters was 2 act as driver and recelve one-half of the profits for hls work, while German was to get the other half on account of the ownership of the wagon, and that Walters appropristed all of the profits, More trouble s reported from ** rotten row," as the block on East Plerce sireet, containing a large number of prostitutes, 1s familiarly known, This tlwme, it seems, a red-headed white weman could not get her clothes out of the house she'd beew living In, so kicked up a row and went to live in a colored house of lll-repute on the same street until she can get her clothes through the courts, as she clalms she can. F. H. Baack, from Tucson, was ln town yesterdsy. He of the works of the Surprise mi paoy. of Cenpell Bluffs men, Arizons, charge g com- Tho Surprise fs composed largely He thinks it a very valuable property. They have gune' down 148 feet and have struck a ledge twenty-four feet wide that assays very rich, He was ran out by the Indlans, He says he coneiders It dangerous to re- main there; that about sixty men had been killed in that secslon, but that he had net hesrd of the troops having killed any Indlans so far, Hay for Sale—One hundred aud fifty tons of blue-jolnt hay In stack for eale. Last yeat's crop. A mile and three- quatters soath of the city; good road, Apply to Ben Matks, Councll Blufta, In the dlstrlct court yesterday after- noon the case against Mary French was brought up. As eppeared In the Bee at the time of the robbery, Mary French was glven lodging at the boarding house of D. J. Schramling, No. 1624 Tenth avenue, and on the awakening of the family the next morning they found they had been robbed, and their boarder, Mary French, who Isa tough-looking cus tomer, had ‘‘vamoosed.” She was ar- rested In Omaha through the efforts of the man who has charge of the Ber train, that brings the Bk to the Councll Bluffa dummy depot at Broadway, who saw her on her way to the bridge to try to walk over the river. She pleaded gullly through her counsel, Col. Keatley, and was remanded to jall to await sentence, Yesterday ferenoon a young man named Al Desmant was up before Judge Aylesworth charged with the larceny of a twenty dollar gold plece from the house A 1t 1s of Mr. Rayer, on Harrlson street. recited that Desmant boarded at the house when Mrs. Rayer was Mrs, Mc- Carlister, and was correspondingly famlllar with the house. The charge is that he came to the house on Wednes- day, and while there took the money. He then hired a livery rlg and went over to Omaha, where it is asserted he spent it on rlotous livlng and riotous girls. He returned to this city yesterday forenoon and was nabbed by the police. He and bis attorney were desirous of settling the matter with Mr. and Mrs, Rayer, and seemed about to be succes:ful, when Proeecuting Attorney Keatloy informed the court that his sense of duty would not permit him to consent to a settlement, and he would insist on a trial, He sald if this had been the first offense he would not havo objected to a settle- ment, but in prevlous cases this young man had promised to settle and to reform and he had done neither. The case was contlnued untll next Monday at 2 p. m. Indefanlt of $300 ball young Desmont was sent to jail. He belongs to a most highly respectable and respected family, but they have exhausted all means at their command to induce him to follow a path of rectitude. * Hanthorn sells wocd at his feed store. ? Read Judd & Smith’s offer of $I1,000 s reward in anotber column. # PERSONAL, John Wilson, of Des Moines, is at the Pa- cific house. J. H. Stephens, of Kansas City, is at the Pacific. L. 0. Hanlon, of Omaha, was in the city yesterday. C. W. Fracker, of Towa City, was in the city yesterday. R. Nobla, Jr., of McGregor, was at the Ogden yasterday. Miss Ella Hitchcock, of Mondamin, is the guest of County Superintendent J. M. Mathews and family. Dave Bowman, who has acted as clerk at several hot:1s in this city, is now clerking at the Continental house in Ohicago. The Rev. W. H., Bradt, pastor of the bap- tist church at Juniata, Neb,, was in the city yesterday, the guest of the Rev. Dr, Cooley. ‘W. Runyan, of the firm of C. A, Beebe & Co., who has been out in Nebraska for eev- eral weoks, returned yesterday to his home in this city, Col. Tulleys is one of the trustees of In- dianola college, and intends to attend the commencement exercises to be held there noxt Tuesday, Justice Jobn Jay Frainey, who has been delayed from going on his trip to St. Louis, expects to leave on to-morrow afternoon, and if so will accompary his father, Capt. B. B. Frainey, aud Mayor W. R. Vaughan, who are going east on business, Traveling Auditor Marshall, of the Chi- cago, Rock Island & Pacific road, made an official visit here yesterday and checked up the books of Cashier Joe Roff. Mr, Roff was pleased to find that the auditor made the books which he has had charge of for four months balance to a cent, + Cobs at George Heaton's, 628 Broad way. + Real Estate Transfers. The following are the transfers of real estate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the BEE by A. J, Stephenson, for Thursday, June 10, 1885: “W. C Davls to George Bass, partn } ne 1075 41; $125, M. E, Myers to Mary Myer, part of lot 181, orllual plat; §5,500. tto J. D, Edmudson, part ne 1 10 ‘u 38; 81,440, C. E. Perkius, trustee, to E. K. Hart, part ne | 10-76-38; 81,440, John Hammer to Lupwig Willlame, lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, block 3, Snow & Green's ;dd $160, e — Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate loans, J, W. and E. L, Squires, 101 Pearl street, o —— The Wabash Strike, The Wabash railroad strike still re- msins in statu quo. The passenger trains are running as usual, There Is a report that no frelght tralns are allowed to leave the city, The general agent says that one traln hes becn held by the sirlkers, but that the other freight trains bave ran s usmal. The police say that the frelght tralns moved out yesterday, Cap- taln Hathaway sald that he had a talk with the strikers, and they said that they hid vo intention of Interfering with men in the dlscharge of their dutles, Mrs, Nellie Grant Martoris 1s woaring the ‘“Mount McGregor” shade It is the most atylish and becoming shade hat that has been introduced this season, and, so far, takes the lead at all the fashlonable summer resorts. The only place to get them west of New York clty is at Bliss", e — Oitizens’ Committee, A meetlng of the citizena’ committee of twenty, appolnted by the town meeting Thureday evening, will be held this aftes- noon at the ofty building at 3 o’clock The objeat Is to devise ways and mea: to raise money for the clty. e — Death of an Arkan Lirtie Rock, Ark, June 19.— W, E Woodruff, who in 1810, founded the Arkan- sas Gazstte, and when the state was admitted into the union, was the first state treasurer, died this morning in his 90th year, e —— Rolter 1s offering groat bargalns at hi merchant tallorlng establishment. No. 310 Broadway. See hls goods and get Erlce SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—Bpecial a vertisoments, suo s Lost Found, To Loan, For 8 ing, oto., will be Inserted in Shis column rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the first insertion snd FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsequent #irtlon, Leave advertisements st our office, No. Pearl Strooh, near Prosdway WANTS, Wi Waated & Sist-clse cook, emalo or female, a ply at Creston House, Counoil Blufte. w.\NTDD ~Situstion to run stationary engine, Threo yoars experlence. n oftice, Coua: al Bluffe. OR SALE—A stock of general morchandise, in Onkdale, Neb. _ Businers well establisbed and a Rood, live point for trade. Bt reasons for sellin or write to M. E. Smith & Co., or Motealf +il Blufts, Tands Improved esd untmproved, ta farm In western lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hoar from you. BWAN & WALKNR. ‘OR SALE_Housos, Lots and Land. A. J. B stopbenson, 508 First avenue. CLOSING OUT SALE H ARKNESSBRO'S Of their Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hosiery, 20 to 50 Per Cent Reductior, gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced prices CARPETS '|Moquette, Body Brussels, Ingrain, Matting, Rugs, Etc. Curtains and Curtain Goods. Carpets Made and Laid by Skilled Workmen. H.A.RKNESS BBOTHEBS 401 Broadwa,v, - - Council Bluffs LIVE STOCK. Heifers and cows of all ages furnished any desired numbers; ranchmen should correspond with us Waves, Langtry and Pompadou r Frizzes, Switch befere purchauing elsewhere WIL NDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, 7AxTED—Ton good rolinble mea to sell an articlo / of genuine merit 1n to One used in every house. Inquire at Geo, Heatons, 028 Broadway. nt stock and western land B2 y g and hardware, > eastorn Nebraska town for land. 8§ 204, stock of genoral merchandise i stern Iowa town, valuo 4,000, Wi proved farm in western Town. lker. 1 205, stock of hardware in Stuben Co., Indiana, valuo about $4,000. Swan & Walker. Nebraska & Walker. implements and_ shelt @ about 8,000, wante & go a good good Wit 3 Inlands and balance ‘oash or i Beautiful store room at low rent. Swan & Waler. 210, etock of mixed hardware ina_live western Towa town for cheap lands, value 6,000. Swan x Walker. T 213 fine brlck block, rents well, in a live contral ed with of clothing, ‘wants land in North Western Iows, for 86,000, and will pay difference. Swan & Walker. $8,000 stock of drugs in central owa for . Swan & Walerr. 3215, ansther stook of drugs valus fromgsa) to$700 atore building avd Jot value 8800 in & good P cbraska town wants partly improved land. Swan & Walker, write to or call upon Swan & nt to sell, buy, or tradeany- < W. about it, mwan & Walker, Coun. cil Blufls Towa, S.H. FILBERT, 209 Breadway, - - Coancil Bluffs. DRY GOIDS. 20 yards print $1 20" fr 1 1 L1 3 100 304 100 7 “ suffolk joas 100 Best joans all waol, 80¢ per yard. Boots and shoes at prices as low clty. (GROCERIES. g E & -4 Ed g 3 16 punds ex C sugar 18 pounds granulated 18 pounds confectionary A sugar. 20 bars white Russlan soap, Ki £0 bars blue India sonp, Kirks 22 bars Palma soap, Lautz Bro’ 18 boxen maichi Bost ayrup, pe Peat strghanh, pe Tort Kaglioh Currana 16 10 boxes genuine Lew1s lye 52-pound cans ttrawberries in syrup 5 8-pound cans peaches, 10 8-pound cans tomatoes 16 pounds Mic! 10 pounps evaporated app! Lorllard climax tobacco per pos Navy plug tobacco, per pound. Naural leaf tobacco, per pound. Flour, all brands from $2.10 to §3 50 per cwt. GOODS FOR CASH ONLY Lower Than Any Other House IN THE CITY. S. H. FILBERT: 20) Broadwa , - - Council Bluffe, £3883588888882 2 8853 H. SOHURZ. Justice of L Paace FYIOR OVER AMERIOAN "fl"\"‘"« BLUFRS, IOWA THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER . 2, Ts the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World., With only 30 koys to learn operate. 1t prints 76 character includiog caps and small letters punctuations, figures, signs ahd ractions. It '8 the sinplest and most rapid writlog ~ macl mado a3 well ast ao most dus K Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Secmans & Benedict, Chcago, Tll., Sole Agents, 0. H, SHOLES, Agent for Western To AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE, Sixtorn tontn frulf, elx 1o garden snd #mberland, six room house, stal: n, &c. Allin good e ndiilony or wil rade fof Omaha prop- o V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Council Bluffs, FOR ALK BY S. A, PIERCE, 00 Main St., Council Bluffs Rotall Boot aad Shoe store Where big bargaius can Ways b3 loaai .P. C. DeVOL, = WAR IN GHIN . MRS, C. L GILLETTE, Formerlv MRS. J.d. GOODE. Attend the GREAT SALE KIEL SALE STABLES At 23 Main St., Council Bluffs. Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell In retail cr carload lots All Stock Warranted as Rearesented Wholesalo and rotall dealers in Graln and Balod Hay. Prices rea- sonable Satistaction Guarantced. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, And other wares. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING . One et tl{xdled c;pa .knd saucers. 38c Mercha‘nt Tallors ! One set knives and forks 58¢ 7 and 9 Maln St, One bowl and pitcher. ... . 98¢ x 2 Ono 5:bottlo tripl plated sastor. 198 Couxors Bruess, - - - Towa. 8ne adet Iboge;ukripla plated knives. 198 ne decorated tea set (56 pleces). 4 98 3 One decorated dinner set (98 pleces). 13 98 A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. One decorated dinner set, [131 pleces]. 17 98 Call and see: Yours very respectfully, HOMER, THE CHINA MAN. $1,000 REWARD For any cnsa of Kidney or liver disesse or dyapepsia. rheumatism, or any disoass indndced by a lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Drs. Judd & Smith's Electric Belts and Appliarces. No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGENTS WANTED, W.!P. AYLESWORTH 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE AND STOVES, woust woveR ano naisen. Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hcus —TINWARE moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P. AYLSWORTH. Charter Oak and *Acorn Stoves neea no commenrts. 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufte Leonards celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refrigerator, Theso Refrigorators excell all o the in cleanlyness, A refrigerator which cannot be cleaned becomes use'ess, it becomes a rui ance instead of a benefit, Norene & Landstrom, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, Mercha.nt Tailors Fort Wayne Western Washing Machines| ‘With this washer we do not ask you to risk confidence or money. We know that a'l that 13 necessary is a trial. TAKEK ONE, and if afte; one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will refun your money. GOLDEN STAR GASOLINE RANGES. Suits to order in latost styles at cheapest possible | prices, No, 205 Main St., Council Bluffs, H. B.NTTHS. Dealer in Wallpaper, Plain and Ornamental Painting Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing, 110 Main St., Council Biuffs, Sold by the leading dealer in every Y 3 city and town, ] E. Burhorn, JEWELER AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, These Ranges ore a complete departure from the regular Va- | por Stove, and possess TEeEr PHGNIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, . . Council Bluffs. ly all night house in the city, Everythipg served in first class stylo snd on sher Fha aaly/ sk BERURSRDIM BT R aTs Taady. many new and val- wable featwres that will be appreciated, ‘We have the exclusive agency of the celebrated MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOTS, M d F J B | idden Two Pomt Steel Barp [Wirg iy aame r. J. Dalcear, AND BUILDERS ; o o Do not be deceiv MISEEPRESENTATIONS, ¢ 8vin G Bl | g YRS DA N TR tih e in this city. Tin Roofing ano Job Work Mall orders soliclied, P. C. DE VOL, oouxoft Hitis. ophosite new Opera Houso Madaixe Balcear uaran oes to reriore HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or to give anyone & bugh mustache or bring out & fine growih 1 bl or board in from four tosix woeks. ule and satisfaction gasraoteed, o aud ehpecially rhoumativa aud Yy TON HOUS cases oured by & uatural gifh of the CRES SRR Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. Dr, E. J. Balcear, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR 28 North 6th8k, - - - Council Blufls, fa ONLY HOTEL In Couno Bluffs haviug & FIRE ESCAFPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete., is the at bottom pricee, New Lawns just received, and sutiable to wear, Ele- 7