Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1885, Page 6

SV —————— S ESDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1885. e e ——— i THE DAILY BEE. QOUNCIL BLUFFS Tuesday Morning, September 22 fice No, 12 Pearl S5, Delivored by earrier to any part of the city or twenty ocents a week, H, W. Tivtow, MINOR MENTION, Relior, merckantistlor, cx finenl Hard coal s now selling at $8.00 per ton, and all kinds of hard ooal stoves are welling at correspondingly low prices at A. J. Mandel's, No, 326 Broadway. There will boa cholcs entertalnment at the Y. M. O. A, rooms this evening. Among the featurcs of Intercat will be a general history lesson, in which all can ean tako a part. Oharles Baughan discovered yesterday morning, that the night before trampe had alept In his barn, and left some burnt matches, taking In thelr place a laprobe, whip and other articles. Three vory nlcely fitted op emigrant ears wero sent from here Sunday to Jamesville, Wis., to be there filled witha party of Badgers, who are coming oug 1nto the west to look for homes and In- ‘vestments. The Sunday base ball games aro belng complained of as growing more and more riotous and rollicking. It s sald that thero was at the last one altogether too much drinking and too much fighting, the crowd seeming to take mora Interest In the booths and the outslde hurrah than {n the game iteelf. Frank McDonald, who drives a team for the Empkie hardware company, was thrown from hls seat, and fell between the horses, which becoming frightened ran, The wheel pazsed over McDonald’s meck and shoulders, causing Injuries which it ls feared will prove very serious. In the pollce court yesterday Anton Lieb, E. Butler, and Richard McGuire were fined for belng drunk, John Law- rence for disturbing the peace, Mike Bherldan for vagrancy, were sentenced to ten dsys work on tho sireots. One woman, Mrs. Sarah Cane, wag fined for disturblrg the peace. Yeaterday moralng the Eicher-Walters contest over the chleftalnehip of the fire department at last camo to o hearing in the auperior court. Col. Scott argued the case in behalf of Walters, and Col. Sapp and Major Lyman on behali of Eicher. The judge reserved his decision for some future day. It fs sald that the msyor ascertalned by personal observation and Investiga. tion that 8 number of the saloons were open and running Sunday. Now there 1s some cur oslty as to what he is going to do about {t. He has sald that unless the councll passed a resolutlon requesting that they be allowed to keep open Sun- day he would surely dry them up. If so, how 1 Grand ball and entertaloment to be glven by tho Knights of Labor at Masonlc hall Wedneedsy, September 23. Tickets, $1; on saleat F. D. King & Co.'s olgar store, 543 Broadway. This will bo a first-class entertalnment, and mothing of a dlsorderly nature wiil be allowed. Persons of a disreputable character will not be admitted, J. C. Mitohell, the ticket agent of the ‘Wabash, has made arrangements by which he will put on sale, October 3 to 10, tlokets for 8t. Louls, by which those de- slriog to attend the great falr there, snd the carnlval of the Veiled Prophets, can doso at an almost nominal expense, the fare for the round trlp belng only what 1s usually charged for one way, $12 25, the tiskets good to return on until October 12, Yeaterdsy Boebo & Co. broke ground for the bumlding of the addition to their already large furniture establishment. The new part s to have a frontage of twenty feet, aud is to run clear back, the same as the old building, and the whole bullding is to bave one more story added. This will make a large and con- vontent building for the handling of thelr immense stock of goods. “The entertalnment given last evenlng by Prof. Morrls with hls wonderful tralned dogs and ponies was a most en- joysble one. Last season this was one of the most popular entertalnments given here, and this year the show 1s fully #wice aa good, there being more ponles and dogs, and more and better acts, Ths matinee this aiterncon will draw a crowd and this evening there will be a house full also, without doubt. Boveral fell)ws were In courl yester- day charged with befog vagrants, they having been found sleeping in box-cars As each had a pitifal story to tell, and allpromised to leave the cltyat once, they were turned loose. Awmong them was a eolored mao, who had just been dis- sharged fiom the regular army, having werved his country for five years, H: was a horrible wreck, pbyslcally, if not morally, baving evidently been lusting afior the flesh, Bome of Councll Bluffs, ecltizens who were seduced lnto attending the race »t Omaha last Saturday warmly endorse the editorial in yesterdiy's Bek, only wiabing it had baen more scathing. Oue gentlemsn, who took over some friend: in » carriage, there beiog five In the was counting up the cost yester- e L He found ~ that besldes pay Editor and Teesce. l.' for the carrlsge, he bad ,.unaso for golog over in the fer:y oms, $4 for gotting admisslon to the grounds, the msnagers charglog not only for each person buk aleo fifiy cen's ench for she borees, and oune of them a blind horee st thbat, snd fif'y cents for the drlver of o carrlage. Then on getting in side the groonds he was required to pay #8560 for the privilego of goitivg any- where where he could see, and a lke smount for going Into the amphitheatre, [lis total bill was $18.50,t0 ssy nothing of Abe extras, MONJIHN'S MYSTERY. fhe Shooting of an Iowa Doclor and Money Lender, Three Arres's Made and One De- fendant Tried, —_— Last Saturday a Bee reporter strolled into Ooaws, the coun'y seat of Monona county, with a vlew to take an {tem re- Iatlve to the grest trlal now In progress in the district court at that place. case In question, is that of the Towa va. Frank Struble, for the ¢ shooting of Dr. Ordway, of Casta the night of Jan, 2 last. To briefly lule the case: On the cvening mentioned, the dooctor was awakened by a rap at his door, and in reply to the loquiry of what was wanted, was told that some medi- olne was wanted for asick child in the nelghborhood. The doctor proceeded to open the door, and aek a question or two, then stepped back, put on his pants, only fastening a button or two, when in the act of lighting a lamp, A SHOT WAS FIRED, from oufside through the window, tak- Ing effect In bl tace, entering above the right slde of the mouth tearlog through his upper lip snd nose, and leaving only a elight plece to connect It from being entirely severed. The doctor at once started for his own gun, but falling, made for the hall whero the parties were stand- ing, and as he did so another shot was fired, but without effect. Again the gun (s double breech loader) was leveled at his breast, but falled tog discharge, the shell not having been placed right, In the harry to dispatch their victim, Thus it was snapped three times. A GENERAL TUSSLE ENSUED, The unfialehed condldon of the dootor’s attire rendered him at a disadvantage to prosecute the fight with the vigor that otherwlse would have taken place, but he succeeded In securlvg the guo, a cap, and a mitten. In the meleo his room entered, his trunk, con'alning up wards of $100,000 worth of notes and mortgages, was taken out, and later de- velopments proved that it was taken off someo distavce and burned with all its contents, The three assatlants escaped, and the next dey the soarch began. Darlog the forenoon Frank Struble CALLED AND CLAIMED THE GUN, and mitten, statlog that his house had been robbad the right before, his clothes and watch also haying been taken, be- eldes $21 in cash. To cat the matter short three arrests were made—Frank Struble, Thomas Stiuble and John Me- Bride. Three indictments were fund against them each, Oa the first Ind ct- ment Frank S rable was trled for ‘“‘at tempt to commit murder,” and the jury upon the evidence acqnitted him. Une of theee jarms informed your reporter that under the instructions of the court that was all they conld do, as the evl- dence wes produced in such a maunner 88 to Indicate more strongly the guilt of the other two than of Frank. So at thls term he Is belng trled upon the second Indictment of ‘ burglary and intent to commlt bodily Injary.” Icis the most excliing case that hes ever been trled In the annals of Monons county. An intorview with a pumber of the attendant witnetses dedaced the fol- lowing oplnfons and facts: The general lmwpression seems unanimous that the law has fastened upon the right partiee; recnd, that Frank Struble, the principal detend-nt. had, horetofore, borne a most exemplary rapulatlon In every regard. He s a man 26 years of age, and hac a wife of a year prevlous to the unfortucate occurrence that threaters now to land him for a long term in the penitentiary. THE YOUNG WIFE /u an Intelllgent appearing lady of med ium attalnments, falr to look upon, and ‘ather of a winsomo and confiding dir— position, She la by her husband through the whole trlal,as are the defendant's parents and lhter The popular sympathy appears to be with the unfortunate de- fendants to a certaln degree, while not for a moment doubting their gullt, the feeling s very different from what it woald be were they known to be hard characters heretofore, SOME OF THE FACTS adduced as provocatlon for the crlme appesar to be that the doctor held notes and mortgsges agalost the defendants, in »ll near $2,000, eome of which was then dae, and the general undercorrent of popular dlstaste of the doctor’s extor- tlonate method of deallog with those in crampad clrcumstancesseemed tointensify the deeire for hls summary removal, The young man was on good terms wich everyoune in the neighborhood, Including the doctor. Nor is this the first attempt that has been made on the life of this plaintiff, but we were informed that he bad been shot at several times In the pest by unknown partles. By the cour- tesy of the gentlemanly recorder snd his efficient lady deputy, the BEe man was glven access to the county records that we could ascertaln to some de, the extent and nature of Dr. Ordway’s busi- Opening one of the large chattel wo turned pigs after Page In succes! for probably tifty pagcs, all Dr, Ordway’s securitles, and to take A SAMPLE MORTGAGE, ‘We notlced the amount of security to be taken and the following will glve an Idea. It is understood by all and he boasts of the fact that he lots n)> mon y for less than 20 per cent, and as m ch more as he can get. For a note of $50 his security was a chat el on one mare and two two-year-old horse oolts and in- cresse. For a note of $122 50 one hoise six years old, one nine yesrs old, one pouy mare six years old, ono set harness and one two-horse wagon one third worn, and all increase. His nelghbors sta‘e that his yard Is continually filled up with wagons, plows and Implementr, machin- ery of every description that he tatoed In th's manoer, and his g unrelenting greed {n moncy mutt wade him landlord of vass pose over this sectlon. Lumst year he paid taxes oo 165 to 160 foriy-sore tracts fn tnis county, and ls constantly adding to it by foreclosure, AN INTERVIEW WITH DE. ORDWAY, We sought an audience, and found the doctor & short, steop-shouldercd man of 66 years, thick ser, of keen eye, snd one that {ndicates plaioly that in a haud to hand fray he would be a fiery antagonlat, sud one who before surre.dir could be biaied would fight till 1he last brea b, #0d no uneaslaess has o+ or been expressed out that he csn tase care of himsel whether in matters (f busives or per. sonal combar, His face plalaly sross te effiot «f the shootiug, sn upening -msining on the left side through whioh pisses water snd other liga‘ds at will te epeake In vigcroua terms of the cowerdly manner o which he wae asssnlied, snd indulges in fr quent lu- veotlves bordericg on the profane. Sitting listening to the evidence, and the rullng- of the eourt for an hour or two, the impresslon was cleatly to be soen that the court had few remaining doubts of the merlts of the case, ano yverraled overy objootion cffered durlng the dsy by the defenss. The o stated before, Is attracting iotense In- terest, and whether the other cess will be reached this term Is at present doubtful, The final outcome will be watched for by the readers of the Ber intently, . Weddlog presenta at Homer's, 23 Maln street. o —— The exposltion glven under the auspices of the Woman's Exohange, Is now under way, and will open on Monday, October 16, Itis hoped 1t will excel In excel- lence and eucoees the same enterprize ono yest ago, It is to be held in the n | tkating rink, the most suitable building in the olty for sach an affr, as the rooms are all In one floor and are easy of aco The diegrams for booths are now resdy, and all wishing to make uee of this excellentopportanity to exhibit The various llnes of goods in the varlons trades can have a cholce of loca- tion by applying at once to tbe president, Mes Geirge 8, Phelps, or the secretary, Mrs, E. D, F. Fisher. | — 1€ you wish to make legitimately from Ten to Fifty Dollars per day, write to Judd & Smlth, No. 34 Fourth street, Councll Bluffs * - — De, Wiler, Eye, Fsr and Throat pecialist, Rc om b, Eve ett brock, —— ubatantla tetincts of title and rea ostate loans, J, ¥V and E. L. Squlre, o e —— Things W th Kuowing, There are a great many such things. One {s, that there {8 no uee having dys- pepeia unlets you really like it and want to bave. 1% s an establitshed fact that Brown's Iron Bltters will conquer this dleense in short order and completely. Mz, Daniel L Nickam, Springfield,Ohio, snye, “Browu’s Iron Bitters cured me of dyspepsis,nervousaess and wakefulness.” ) n " SPECIAL NOTICES HOTIOE.—Bpecial & vertizomen 3x0 a3 Lost found, To Loan, For To Ren Wants, Doard g, etc., will be inse; n this colzmn a$ the low to of TEN OENTS PER LINK for the firet tnsortion d FIVE CENTS PER LINE foz each subsequent in. sertion. Leaveadvorsisements &b our ofise, Mo, 12 Ponil stroot niar Broadway WARTS, Ok BALE — A woll established sal on and_boarding n use. Either busivess scparate, or the two. Fasy torms. Good bastness and good location in fii)u;lh Blufts. Address, S. B. Exe office, Council e, '0 RENT—A new eevon room house. Enquire at Bre Office, B‘ousun Houses lots and land. A, 3. Stephon: son, 608 First Avenu, Councll Buffs OR RENT —A six yoom house, ten minntes walk from busiuess, city water, well and cistern. For ront cheap. For RexT—No. 180 Harrison streot, three rooms. McMatiox & Co. 4 Poarl street. FOR SALF, FOR RENT OR EXCHANGE. 0, 63—For sala or rent, on very iberal torma. The Coun |i Fluffs Paper Mill,” compicte, with the large boarding house and thres acres of gr.und. No. %6—Aibu lnees property in Cherokee, Che oruntv, lows, will tiade for western lande. value about §1,000. 0. 59—A bewutital home In the town of Hastings, Mills county, lowa, for Nebrsska land. Value, §,600. No. 41— 'gocd businesa prepe ty and also a K001 residence property In the town of Ghenvo, MoLesn county, IIL, ‘ow down for c.sn or will exchange for western lands. No 170—A splendid farm, well tmproved, 840 acres 1n Dickingon county, Iows, Joining the wun of £ pirit Lake. Price. for a &hort tiwo, §36 or 'No. 164 to 187-—Aro four lmpro.ed /ue1s in Phillips county Kausas, eaca with a emall incumbrance, The equitas wil bo exchanged for unincumberod wild laudin Nebrasks. No. 153480 ncrec in Holt_county, Neb., partly Improved, at a big bargain. #ants to'exchange for merohndise, No. 64 A fine two stors brick r.sidence, cne of thobest locations in Council Blufls, will trade for Zood unincumbered Kansus of Nebraska lauds. Valuo 161 00. No 66 aud 11—Are two othor beautiful hemes in Councll Blufls, wich cash payment will buy ata rrain. No. 68 —A baautl‘ul suburban loostion in Towa Gty Towa, wil exchango for westera laada. - Valuo 3 Tho sbove are only a tow of our special targaing ything to trade or or wanh to Kiel Sale Stables, Herscs and Mul 8 oonstar tly on hand, for ealo at ro- tail or in carload | te. All Stock Warranted ss Represented, Wholesle and reta | d-alers In grainand Balod Hay. Prices reascnat lo. Satisfaction guarateed. SCHLUTER ¢ BOLEY Cor, 6th Av, and 4th 8t., Oouncil Bluffe, R. Rice M. D. CANDERS sctore tamars repores mikost e CHRONIC *DISEASES, ot s vinas s specaty years practica expeilence. Cffioe Ouncile. Bluffs O J. L. DsBEVOISE Onion Ticket Agen. No. 607 Breadway Council Blefls, H. SUHURZ. 'mstice of the Peace FYICN OVER ANTKIOAN BIFRZW n"\mu HIATIER 1O 4 ORNLY HOTEL In Couusll Blufls having FIRE ESOAPE And all modern improvements, call bel alarm bells, eto., is the CRESTON HOUSE Noa, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR MRS. 4. B. ROBERTS, Form rly of New York FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING Outting avd Fitting Establishment Xo. 34 Pearl §t., Council Bluffs. GUM, GUM, GUIMINEWGOIS & Exclusive Ruhber House Rubber Boots,Shoes and Artics RUBBER -- AND 0L -- CLOTHING FRLd . BO0OTE! IMMENSE STOCK. Eastern Prices Duplicated. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. ZT. LINDSEY & C0, Warehouse and salesroom, 41 N Main st, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Office 412 Broadway Carpeto Carpets Our huyer writes from New York that he has nurchased the Largest and Choicest Line of CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS ~-AND— UPHOLSTERY GOODS Ever Shown in this citv. These goods are now arriving dailv and we resnectfully invite everyhody to calland see them. 0il Clothr, Linoleums, Mattines, OF ALL KINDS. Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Ete, Etec. AT POPULAR PRICES. CouncilBluffs Carpet Lo 405 Broadwav. Metcalf Brothers 342 and 344 Broadway, Council Blufts, lowa. RETAIL DEPARTMENT Mens’' Fall & Winter Wear CLOTHING Mens’ and Boys’ Busii :ss Suits Mt—nu and Boys’ Dres. Suits. Childrens’ every day { Dres\ Suits, Overcoats for Men, Buys and Chil- dren. Merchant Tailor Suits Mercrant Tailor Overcoals, UNDERV/EAR Merchant Tailor Trow: ers, Kqusl to the bes', to oxder, At half the prea Fat mens’ Sui's and Overcoats tean rens’ Suits and Overcouid, Fat mens’ Trowsers. Seamless Shir's ard Drawers in bwt(h wonls, medicated Scar'ets, ex' r| heavy Balbriggans. fancy col- red Wools and +ixed qualtes from 260 each to 84.50. Dun'ap +ud Stetsou’s Hats for fall of 1885, . |Furnishing Goods Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders, BuhdknrthlelA, (Yoliars and Cuffs, of first ¢ ass quaiities and 1easona- ble pric:e, Metcalf Brothers, Retail Department, 842 and 844 Broadway, Ccuncil B uffs, Ia, The New York PLUMBING CO’Y. 552 Broadwav, Council Bluffs, Iowa SAN. ITARY HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS,PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER WORKS and VEN- TILATION design- ed and constructed. PLUMBING work in all its branches. This comwvanv have onecfthebestassort- ed stocks ot plumb- ing goodsinthe west. Estimates furnish" ed. Harry Birkinbine, Manaser NEW YORK, PLUMBING CO'Y 55 BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFES Telenhone No. 27. Hair Coods Waves, | Frizzss, Switches. Etc. HAIR ‘GOODS. Shampooing, Hair Dressing And Cutting, HAIR GOODS. Bangs Cut Pamprdour, Langtry or other styles Hair Coods MRS, O. L, GILLEITE, 29 Maln Sr, Council Biuffs, Thorough Instruction on the Piano aud Organ. Voice Cuttureand Theo'y Persons desirous of recsiving in- struction in the above will please call on or address PROF. C, B. LIPFERT, No 520, Firet Ave., Council Bluffa, N. J. BwansoN, O, E. Bwanson SWANSON MUSIC €O, 829 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Pianos & rgans Sold on Monthly Payments et All kinds of repalring on Musical Instru- weats # Specialty, JACOB BIMS, Atiorney QOUNCIL BLU & Our new stock of TRICOTS, DRESS FLANNELS, PLAIDS, Etc, ’ ! Harkness 411 BRIADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1 0W PRICES Harkness Brothers. We shall offer at CASH SALE, until sold, a large in- voice o COTTON FLANNELS at 25 per cent below the prices her etofore ¢sked, 10 dozen Blankats at 1.25 to $2. worth trom $2 to $3- These goods wera bought at Auction Sales and will not be duplicated. Parties will do well to secure them while y Are unusually attractive and never so cheap as now of- ( Are received and owr stocl: is well assorted Jfor the earty fall trade. OFFICE MATTING A SPEGIALTY. Rugs, Door Mats, Etc., Etc. New Garpets ' W.P. AYLSWORTH HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. a of any kind raised or moved ard satislaction guaranteed, Frame hous isnt trucks, the beet in the world. W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufle J. M. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots & Shoes Employ no traveling sgents, thus saving their expenses to customers, Agent for Para Kubber Company. 413Broadway, Council Bluffs, la .(200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each, Cheap Cook Stoves and General House Furnishiog Goods, including New and Second Bv M. DROHLICH, 2608 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, cil Bluffs, opposite postoffice. = 166 DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS.*| Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired, without rippivg Plumes Cloansd, or Golored any Shade, to Sample, Filks, Velvets and Laces Cleaned, Dyed and Refinished. Lace Curtains noatly cleaned; 20 Matn stroet, Coun~ F.B. PATTON, Manager, Ladies’ Dresses Cleaned and Dyed Office & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Eluffs, lowa. HairGoods D. A. Benedic!'s, No. 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Of all kinds| Of every style made to order, HAIR GOODS. | HAIR GOODS, at Law| No, 347 Bioad tiy Stean Laudy” Remer & Searsent, No 3¢ N, Main &t., Council Bluffs Telephone No, 141, All work firet oluss, |p, A BENEDICT SIGN WRITER, AGENT FOR Daveiport Laddsr Go , & All styles of Lsdders constantly in stockl wade from spruce pine plank, The Vory bost, No 19 Pearl 8t, - - Council Bluffs Over Bushrell's Book Btore,