Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 23, 1887, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OWEENESDAY MORNING. FEB. 23, OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delirered by carrier in any part of the city at Twenty cents per week. H. W.Tiutox, - . TEL FT‘HU\B. 3 PBrsixess Orrice, No. 43 Nient Eprton No. 28, MINOR MENTION, N. Y.Plumbing Co. New spring goods at Reiter's, tailor. The Ancient Order of Hibernians will give a ball on St. Patrick’s day, Mare A boom has struck Crescent City, Three deeds from there were presented for record yesterday, They were dated Manager. & E. L. Squire's abstracts giving goud satisfaction. Colonel and Mrs, Swan entertained the Harmo issi ocial Jast evening at their residence on Stutsman street, Permit to wed was yesterday gramted to Jeft' D. Harris and Amy E, Gregg, both of Weston; Charles Schinoor and Ada Schultz, both of this county The_ city council meets this evening to consider the levee, Itis expected that arrangements will be completed to-night by which work will commence at ong Reiter, the tailor, yesterday received a fine line'ef new goods. A novel social entitled * cial,”" was given by the ladies vesterday afternoon, who we tertained at the home of Mrs. J. ers. ‘I'ne marshal is preparing his annual preclamation commanding those who ha thrown nshes m the alleys to re- move the same at once. ‘The spring cleaning should commence early. G »rw-\\ Thompson & Co., real estate, No. 105 Main str The district court convenes to-day. It is expected that the saloon injunction cases will come up in some form. There will probably be many a battle of tech niealitics before the énd comes, Mrs. B. S, Terwilliger and Mrs. Huber gave a reception yesterday afternoon to |lu'|r|l\l|) friends, at the home of Mr: Terwilliger. The affair was an elegant one in all its details, and the number of guests large. The masquerade given by Abe Li post last evening proved a great s and very enjoyable. The veterans never do things by half and the publu, responds yrompily to appeals for help for the relief oreiTots s worthy an organization. On Thursday eyening e )lhml) who wants the whole world should be' at the house. **The World” is said to be the finest spectacular drama which has season. The will be sup- are popular a vorted by a hmm ('(uup‘ulv. A boy named Vince Brown, living at No. 840 Benton street, made a sad mis- take in taking a drink of what he sup- posed was pure water in the composiug room of the Evening Herald. It proved to be a jur of lye, and the first taste so burned the boy's mouth that he wil! sutter from the effects for some time. J. W. Peregoy wa terday presented with an elegant cane as an indication that he had not been forgotten by A. Hartney, the proprietor of the Fargo house, at Denison. r. Hartney built the track of the dri r park here, and was for a long time connected with the management, in which Mr. Peregoy has becen 80 actively interested. Last evening the “Naind Queen” was again presented at the opera house s benefit to Prof. Milleur.” Mrs. Rofl' took the part of Queen and won much praise by her charms of voice and manner, The audience scemed quite as enthusiastic over the entertainment as though it w presented for the first time. All orders from real estate brokers for job printing will receive immediate and careful attention at Pryor's Bee job ofhice. —— Best grades Jowa soft lump coal, 83 per at yard: $3.50 delivered. C. B. Fuel 530 Broadway. Telephone 136, Jomed in Wedlock, Yesterday afternoon Frank Wasser- man, of Omaha, and Miss Addie Fox, of this city, were joined in marriage by th Rev. G. W. Crofts, pastor of the Congri gational church, at the home of the bride, No. 706 Washington avenue, in the pre ence of the immediate_relafives of the contracting parti The newly wedded couple left for the south on a two wecks' tour. The groom is a prominent young man of Omaha and is highly conncéted. The bride is the eldest daugiter of Colonel John Fox and 15 well known and highly respected. —————— Persol Paragraphs. Mrs. J. H. Hawilton, of Neola, is re- ported as dangerously ill, J. T. Beem and wife, of Marengo, are visiting Mrs. Beem’s sister, Mrs, W. H. Butts, Henry Saar and wife, and son Ed, to- fifllwr with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kle ave gone to Kansas to start m the stock business. Captain Overton returned from Texas for a stay over Sunday, and went back zualnrduy. While here he looked after is mission, preaching two sermons to a crowded hou Elmer Shugart, son of E. has returned from Bellevue m]h-rv suf- fering from a scvere accident which befell Eim while coasting. One side of his head is budly bruised, and one ear injured so that there is some doubt about the hearing ever being fully restored. ———— To Contractors and Builders, Proposals will be received by the under~ signed until the 28a of next month for the building of the new Catholic church. Plans and specifications may be seen at the pastoral residence. The right is re- served to ru]wl nnxur all proposals, MEexoMy, Pastor, Shugart, —-— Ash Wednesday, This s the first of the churches' Lenten fast of forty days. The services of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be of un- usual interest this season, and are as fol- lows: Alh Wednesday—10:30 a. m. and 7:30 Subdays—11:008, m. and 7:50 P, Tuesdays—5 p. m. Wednesday«=T7:50 v, m, Thursdays—5 . m. Fridays=5p. m, HOLY WEEK. n.od, Murnlnr Prayer—10:30 a, 1 s hursday and uuod Friday— 4 lcuuu‘ Eve (Saturday) Baptismal Service— ., » EASTER DAY, Hervlca Sermon and Holy Communion— Children's Festival-7:3 p.w ‘The apostolic rite of wlmmlllhm will be administered on Sunday, March 18, Prepar- l‘wy lectures will be delivered every Wednes- evening. Persous desiring instructions will please hand their names to the rector at once. — If you want a situation leave your name at the oflice of the American Dis- trict Telegraph company, No. 11 North Muin, Miss Mollie Corcoran, dressmaker, No. 114 Mynster street, between 7th and Sth Wreets, DNESDAY, FEBRUARY_ 23, 1887 THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS Sudden Derancement of a Ohicago Merchant % While at One of the Hotels. THE POLICE FINDINGS. The &ales of Dirt Keep Up—A Family inea Out of Money and Clothing—Len- ien Services, Pounced Upon By Police. OmMicers Rose and Beswick found a sos- picious acting fellow hanging about the city and tracking him to the colored diye kept by ““Lexas” about 2 o’clock in the morning. arrested him. He gave his name as Harry Fox, and claimed to be a detective, or engaged in some such work temporarily. He claimed to hail from Logan, and declared that he did wot go mto the house for any illegitimate busi ness, but simply to sce if there was aman there whom he was hunting for. As he appeared to be a rather harmless individ- ual, e was allowed to depart with a bit of free advice from Judge Aylesworth about avoiding the appearance of evil. Ofticer Quinn, of the transfer torce, has ever an eye out for sharpers. He gaw a young man hanging about an el- derly one in the depot, and when he saw the elderly one give the other a ten dol Iar bitl, he interfered. It appeared that they wero acquaintances. The elderly man was waiting for the train for Kans City, and was rather mellow. The young man had taken fifty cents of the old man with which to buy a bottle of whisky, but had returned it suy he could not get a bottle for that. Then the him @ $10 bill, the young man to bring buck bottle and the change. It was at this point that Oflicer Quine stepped up, put the old man on his guard, and cavsed the young feilow to return the biil. A little later wheu the old man took the train the young man was still hanging about him, trying to in- duce him to stop off and come up town, and take in the sights. Then the young fellow was arrested on suspicion of being a confidence man. On heing brought he- fore Judge Aylesworth yesterday morn- ing, he claimed that he w. arber, named St. Cloud, although the officer had his name as Charles Berden. He claimed that he wa work in Thomas’ shop on upper Bre v. He said that he expected his wife to arrive from Des Moines, and that he went to the depot to meet her and w there arrested. He claims that his w to whom he wus marricd a month ago, has been living with her folks near & Ilw'Y The judge assured Iumll t it scemed quite certain that he played at least one confi- dvl\c»'t.,lmn' FRRARTIY T country girl who he had thus captered was doubtless vietimized into the m; al transaction. He caused the young fellow to be put back behind the until the police could examine into his case a little fur- ther., Captain_ O'Brien, at a late hour of ght noticed a ynm« man just board- ing a coal carin the Wabash yards. He pulled a revolver, made the fellow throw up both hands and marel h to the jon. He was there booked as William Corbet and charged with larceny of coal. The case was dis d yesterday, it appear- ing that he imply trying to gec over to |vur~|hs his way through th» ds to get a train, A young man giving his name as Me- Crea, claiming to be a barber, was brought up f y on a charge of vagrancy. He s said to get drunk every time he gets a dollar, and to have an- noyed the police a good deal. The night before he had applied at the station for lodging, claiming that he had lost the key of his room and was not able to get d 4 no money in his pocket. He was allowed to go under the judicial threat that the next time he s found loitering about he would be given some- thing to keep am busy. ————— The Real Estate Deals. The feverish condition of the real estate market has subsided, and s healthy, growing condition hus taken its place. ‘Che amount of transfers cach day is now averaging $40,000 to $52,000, withjno large deals to make up the amount, The fol lowing were filed yesterday: John B C nrhnlly to 1 P Hoffmayer, e} sw 14 9, 76, +4—§1,00 gt ll Metcalf (0 Ww Hanthorn, lot 9 blk 20 Beers'—$' J T Oliver to J E McGee, lot 13 Glendale extension—8600. John Dohany to J E McGee, lot 12 Glendale extension—$600. E Mc( (.lvndnlL acres nwlg J 1 Bl ouglis to W I Crary, lot 5 bik 11 Dayliss’ 2d —§: Charles lh\nk lu J Q Anderson, lot 2 bH\ 18 lmr iss’ 2d—82,i iles to 1, C hmpkll.‘ hlkl Hyatt's—$7,000, George 11 um to J B Cassady, lot 18, Elder’s add—$700 LG Dodie to Simpson Coledge, lot 12, blk Beers- kmmu-[ n.m to H Z Hans ) sci§ nwig, 34, 75, 44--87,000, A \V Covalt u;xlld.\ B Reeves, lot2, sub of 000, (trustee) lot 2 « Henry Nippe ond swi¢ ...,3. R T Bryant lul ll Lusolle. lot 7, blk 20 Lryant & Co&x KFC ook to 0 I' Friedman, lot 8, blk P, C \{nh & 1—8500 o Jaion ClamautaIatald ol 2: lots 110 15, bk 143 10ts 16 to 23, blk 16: lots 10 to 30, blk 203 lots " 16 10 30, bl 25, allin Brown’s sub—g3,500 Palmor to ¢ 1 Mayne, 18t 20, olk 11, S Mosaler to 1) Goldsteln et al, lots 15 and 14, blk 14, Beers— 8§58 hclul Metcalf mumlma Bowman, lot 5, K verett's—gi0 8 Theodore to 1 J lll\m(,ll lots 7, 8§, 15 and 16, blk 63, Riddle's— §500. —— Housshold, Household furniture and stove for sale cheap. Call to-day after 10 o'clock, at No. 527 Fifth ave, Z.'T. LaNDsEY. _— SUDDENLY CHAZED, A Chicago Merchant Goes Stark Mad ‘While Stopping Here For a Day. Yesterday there arrived at the Pacific house a fine looking, middle aged gentle- man, accompanied by his wife and a young lady, they registering as A, R. Ste- vens and family, of Chicago. They were assigned to asuite of rooms and at- tracted no special attention until 1n the afternoon, when the most unearthly screams were heard and the noise of a terrible struggle. Mrs, Stevens had gone out ou & bricef errand, and when the help of the hotel hurriedly went to the room they found the door locked and heard the cries of the young lady for help. Burst- ing open the door they fouud that the man was stark mad and stark naked. In his wild ravings he would doubtless in a few minutes more have killed the young laday, had not help arrived as it did. There was a terrible struggle before the insane man could be controlled suffi- ciently to prevent him from injuring himself or those around him. He iu\d to be thrown ounto the tloor by force and held there, it requiring four or five strong men to handle him. After a little he calmed sufficiently so that with caution his clothing was got on, and then he had another raving spell, The police officers were sent for and they had quite a strug- gle with him, and had finally to put irons on him. The return of the wife seemed to calm him somewhat, but it was not deemed safe to release hini from the man- d should have another of his ng spclls. It appeared from the ement of the laaies that Mr. Stevens 18 & Chicago coal dealer, whose home 18 in one of the suburbs—Washington Heights, He has been 1n rather poor health of late, and recently attended a convention of dealers of his line. He was absent several days and on his return home complaned thatduring his absence he had been unable to sleep any. From that time he acted strangely, and from his talk it was feared that his mind was affected, but not seriously enough to necessits confinement. His physician recom- mended a change of climate and so it was planned that they should go to Denver I'iiey were en route thither and stopped over here for the day. The sudden out- break of the mental malady caused a change in the plans, and with an attend- ant the family’ started back to Chicago last evening. The caused guite a sensation in_and about the hotel, but the excitement did not deaden the sympathy felt and expressed for the mly, and especially for the wife, who as a stranger ina strange city had this ll)vng ordeal, - in the city stop at the treet ears pass the door every lifteen mimutes for all the depots, Meuls 50 cents, oftice of the 1 iph company, No. 11 North . —-— At the Pacitic hoy you will save from 50 cents to £l ver y. ‘Iry 1t and be convinced, L. B. Crafts & Co money on all ¢ f al f their f ning > TR Substantial avscracts of titles and real estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire. No, 101 Pearl street, Couneil Blufls, Too Much of a Cousin, A day or two ago u stranger ealled at the home of L. A. Stewart and intro- duced himself, speedily worming his into the confidence of the family by his claim of being a cousin. He pretended to be engaged in buailding telephsne lines and while attending to some important business in this city thought he wonld call. He aisappeared as sudder he < ppearance there < of £30 in money and an cellar door had been broken open thus gained to the house during the night, and suspicion points to the cousin as the burglar. Temperance Lecture Elder Joseph Smith will deliver a tem- perance lecture in the Salvation Army hall on Thurs evening. the 2ith inst under the auspices of Independent Order of Good & mplars. cordial in vitation is extended to all. Jnew Quick Meal stove mooth steel top, steel frame. antec every one., The best stove Cole & Cole, 41 Main St. Dresses cut and fit, 714 Mynster, 1f you want help of any temporary or permanent oftice of the Ameriean Distri company, No. 11 North Muin street. ephone 170, cither t the kind, —_— Electrice door bells, burglar alarms and form of domestie clectrical appli- atthe New York Plumbing Co. ‘"Tis True, "Lis Pity True. Parents let their children die with diph- theria and putrid e throat in scarlet feves, when ten y trinl has proven beyond a doubt that Jefleris® nhplmu prevention and cure will Vi without the aid of a |nh\ only at No. 2: cil Blufts, Towa, or sent by express on re- deipt u(pn :, §3.00. e ana Pity "Fis "Tis Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate oflices in the city. 2.00 per da N T Dr. Hanchett, oftice No. 12 Pear] str residence, 120 Fourth street; telephone No. 10. GRESTON HO USE The only hotelin Council Biufls having Fire Hscape And all mo 'ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MORN, Proj Justice of' the Peace, 415 Broadway, Council Blufly, Refers to any O t Y. Collections a specialt y. mlw ¥. STONE. JACOB SIM 8 TONE & SIMS ATTORNEYS AT- LAW Practice in the State and Federal cou Rooms 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Blook COUNCII., ET_:U]F‘F‘S BURKE. GEON, BURKE & HE\VI ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 504 Broadway, Up Staws, Loumu lllu])u, TN, SCHURZ Justice of the Peace Office over American Exprers. R. RICE, M. D ()r ulnur Aumnrn removed 'nhmu L‘ancers o or drawing of blood, I!'(,un-ulmlun froe. C. R. ALLEN, Enginger, Surveyor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Main St. City and county maps of cities and counties in western lowa, Nebruska aud Kunsus. " CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. 8. Miller & F, H. CrviL ENGINEERS, obey, Office over 1st National Bank, cor. Main and Broadway. 1f you wapt estimates or plans for bridge WOrk, foundation, sewers, grading or survey ing and platting, call upon them, Al woru &iveu prowpt attention. SPECIAL NOTICES, |} People's Store NoTICE. Specin! advertisomonts, such a8 Lost, Found ToLoan, For 8ale, To Rent, W ants, Boarding, ete , will boinsertod fn this column at the low rateof TEN CENTS PR LINE for tho first inser- jonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent insertion. Leave advertisements at our office No. 13 Pearl stract, near Broadway, Council vassers for fow energotic No. 506 Broad- nual. Big money Hll's My way. L. Dobson (ED—Woodsawyers and conl leave their names At the offic Awerioan District Tclegraph company Main st. 21 Vine streot. ’“'Axn:nfl\ good girl ut No. \v )—A five-room house, conveniontly al tl|nlN| for smull family AT 08 POSSEe ble to Pacific bouse. Address by letter, C.J., Bee office. l‘nu RENT Mynstor. [ OR SAL acres chofce land, one mile gouth of U, P. transter depot and one and one-linlf miles southwest of the gov- ernment building. Rtare chance for a syndi- cato. Apply to H, Shoemaker, 232, Harrison st. Lirge front i Iurnl hied oF Mnfurnishod, A good gitl for genoral house- 1guire 100 Fourth stre g 45 acres with fine cast of Council quireof 0K SAL hose depot. VW, Vain Rciover, I taken this week—A five room on_ Fitth &venue, near dummy The street, sidewnlk aid lot filled grude. Price 0. Kasy torms. Ad: Lot, liec offiee, Council Biuirs, W. C. STACY & CO. BARGAINS REAL ESTATE! 50 aer inside the city s of bes 22 acres 10 rods fr outside the ¢! Broadway, jus 10 per acre. 100 feet at junction of streets, very iow. Lot 50x121 $125 per foot. Large list of acre. property on Frank- lin Avenue. Main and Peart on South Main street Improved farm of 20 acres joininz the city limits, near Greendale at §87F per aere. Improved farm of 177 acres, 24 miles east of the city for £50 per aere. 80 acres 3 miles ont at 361, -100 acres with $1,500 dwelling, cor- ner of F £4,5 nklin and a b Lincoln Ave., tor Anza. Large List of Cheap Lots. Residence and Business Prop- erty. Acre Property and Farms. At Very Low Pric W. C.8TACY & Co., “|Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TELEPIHONE 192, W. L. BIGGS, Justice of the Peace No 504 Brozdway, Council Bluffs, Hections a specialty. Referstoe e Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots, Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or donble. MASON WISE., Council Blufts, Star Sale Stables and Mule Va—rds Broudway, Council Biufls, Opp. Dummy Depot 52 DOJUTAIRR Y015 I} mtl mules kept constantly on le at retail or in ear loads rs promptly nl)ul by contract on Stock sold on commission. ek & BOLEY, Proprietors. Telephone No. 114, Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, 1st. ave, and 4th street, corner FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will Le paid; $10, round trip, 'OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS Lou;uu. BLUKES, 1A, Establiskiog o Henry Eiseman AND CO,, Announces the foilowing bar- gains in the several departments for Monday and Tuesday ONLY A n Black Sitk, $1.00 PER YARD: Black inch Gros Gra good value at §1.50, at A 44 goo 1 value at $1, for '75¢c PER YARD. inch Cashmere, A lincof new Spring DRESS GOODS! all shades and colors, wood value at §1, for 10) picees calico, good value at » per yard, ¢ and Ge, for3e and de per yard. 50 picees Lonsdale make mus- lin, good value at 10¢, for &¢ per yard. 25 vieces 56 inch linen table damask, value at 75¢, for 50. 100 dozen ladics’ ) k and colored cashmere hose, good val- ue at e, for 50c. A job lot of embroideries from 2 to 7imches wide, value 23c to S0e per yard,at 10¢ to 35¢ per yard medinm 50 dozen “weight un- derwear, good value and 69. “merino,” at 75c and §1, at 50 Another invoice of our cele- brated 1 sue musling under- wear, has just been received. A FINAL [losing Sale 0f Our Remuants of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. These goods are of suitable tex- ture for camrly spring wear, and buyers will find it to their inter- ests to purchase from these, as they are sold regardless of cost room for our or value to make spring importations. These rem- pants must go as we haveno room for them, HenryEisemandCo Nos.314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad~- way, Ceuncil Bluffs. Muil orders promptly and care= Tully attended to. 20 ACRES - Of the most beautiful land on the Manawa St. Car Line A Little over One 506 Broadway, Farming Lands in Towa, $10.00 per acre. cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Broadway, Council Blufls, Real western part of city. Oficer Pusey M. F. SEARS, Room 5, o PACIFIC HOUSE, b Van Beuren, DOUGLAS & 14th STS, feet, south nt, on Dodge st, block1, by Plac tluh-) lot, [sna Corner in Potter's a« 2510t in Park Pluce, 110x1%4, on Burt st., che; $4,500. 6 ft south front, Iavie 2 oty house, large Caldwell at., only $4,600. 45250, facing 17th and’ 15th sts., 1 hou rooms: 1house 4 rooms, barn, ete., lots of frui 15 per wonth, 4 hlul'kn south of vik- o8, nice houso, 3 miles from I 08010 I , Dupont Pluce, §600. nd lot, Hawthorie, §1,60. House and lot Park Place, 21ots Orenurd Hill, both §1,8)0. & 13th at.. 4, humlnu.‘ corner on Culiforniu stroet, East front Vatis & ) lom Lune, A Rkson naor 1ith sk ' lots Haimilton st., 82,000 to 82250 for Asxlos somh front on Blondo near 8t new Lous ). House aud 1ot Wainut Fll, $2,000. 1f you want quick salc of Your property with Vau Beuren, 25th list EDWABD KUEHL, The Oracle of Omaha, better known as The OLD SEOENMARXER 819 South luth 8t et, Omaba, Neb s Guardisn Spirit, ol in the PAST und th - FARM LANDS CHEAP Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years' SLICGHED ANTD DRTY. FOR SALE VERY GHEAP, Mile from the New Union Depot, For Price and Terms, call on BALDWIN & TROUTMAN, Council Bluffs, Iowa .00 to ) time 5 per Information, ete., given by P. P. LAUSTRT. Tows, agent for Freidriksen & Co., C E. W. RAYMOND, REAL ESTATE, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET, First National Bank Building, Council Bluffs, lowa Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in All selling cheap to make room for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. bank, Council Bluffs S. F SEARS, Council Bluffs LIST YOUR PROPERTY WiTH Sears’ Real Estate Agency Taxes paid, loans made, rents collected, investments made for non-residents. ol COUNCIL BLUFFS. THEATRICAL WIGS, BEARDS, . Greasp (> Paints ETC, The Finest Tm ported Line of Goods West of Chicago. :M:rs.c I.. Gillette ] Mo, 200 Matn Btreet, Council Blufts, Xa. . &, { "l: 25" laf Army Suppliess DEPOT QUARTERMANTER'S OFFICE, } Omuhia, Neb., Fob. 16, 1857 Sealed proposuls in triplicate will be recelved at this ofice until 11 4. m., February t which time th ppencd 10 oo 0f bidders for government sup- m:wnluxunm\...x kind: 8, lamps, wicks and globes, re, ehurcodl, lumboer, saddler's supplics, druggists' sundries, witer stippiies Lists giving quantitios and other in N 1 upon application. lsest quiity of equired, Preference given 1o articlos stic productio 5 A0 Feauoste o advertise nt to the g attach copy of: th [ 0 A H. McCAULEY , Assistunt Quartermaster fev18dst MCDANELD & €O., tabiistiod 1 No. £20 Ma'n & conm sSION MERC AND DEALERS 1N HIDES TALLOW, WOOL, ETC. D.H