THE DAILY IEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY MARCH 29,1884 ,
THE BAIL * EEE.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday MorningMaroli29 ,
SUBSCUIPTION. HATES !
By Ma
ernes :
No. 7 Poatl street , Near Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
The city schools open again Monday.
Only ono drunk in police court ycstor-
day.
Spiritual sociable to-night music nnd
dancing.
Roland Itocd appears at the opera
house this evening in "Check. "
Now spring goods just received at J
Roller's ' , the tailor , 310 Uroadway.
Officer O'Brien has shot a dog 01
Upper Broadway,1 because the dog acted
queer.
The tin roof is being put on the Ma
aonie Temple , and the building is rapid !
approaching completion.
In thd United States court yesterday
the cose of Mansur vs. Qoorgo , a grai
contract , was still on trial.
The lecture at the opera house to-mor
TOW evening by Prof. Karchor is for th
benefit of St. Joseph's academy.
The admission to the lecture of Mrs
Baxter next Tuesday oxoning at the Bap
tist church will only bo twenty-five cents
J. M. Phillips has commenced sui
against the Blue line transportation com
pany , claiming $5:82 for goods lost in
transit for the east.
Those who go over to Omaha to attont
the polo game there to-night should tak
the 7:04 train , Council Bluffa time , and
returning will leave Omaha at 10:10. :
'Wanted ' Fifty teams to grade on thi
B. & M. railroad at $3,50 a day. In
formation given at the Oroston house
Council Blufis , Iowa. P. J. MUIUUY.
Raymond & Campbell have just completed
ploted a fifty-two font trestle bridge abou
a half mile wdst of Underwood , which is
like all their structures , an oxcollen
one.
Manager Brown with two oporaton
were kept busy yesterday telegraphing to
Chicago and St. Louis for muzzles fo
Council BluiTs dogs , the local market beIng
Ing drained.
Prof. John Noble Korchor , a convor
to the Catholic faith , will give a Icctun
here Sunday evening which is said to
have caused much comment and oxcitoc
interest in other places.
Mayor Vaughan says that if any ono
will furnish him any evidence that an
opium den is running in this city ho wil
be thankful , for ho is anxious to got a
chaneo to show how quickly ho will close
it up.
up.Lost
Lost evening there was a gathering o ;
young folks at the house of Mr. Otis
'rim on First avenue , the company consisting
of several classes in the Congregational
Sunday school , who wore entertained by
their teachers.
Paul Giles , a colored attache of the Ogden
don house , was before Judge Aylesworth
yesterday on a charge of threatening to
kill hia wife. Ho denied it , and said th
only cause of trouble was that Sara Jenkins
kins had taken his place in his wife's af
fcctions , and ho chidcd her about it. Th
decision was reserved.
Ono of the mule teams of the Main
ntroot car fell in the mud yesterday of tor
noon on Broadway , near Pearl. Hi
muloship found the bed so much aofto
than ho was used to that ho refused t
arise , and it was not until after fifteo ;
minutes earnest persuasion that ho was
made to change his mind and go on wit
the passengers for the out-going trains
The slick soap vender who offers prize
of money to those who buy n pinch o
oap for a dollar , ought to bo shown beyond
yond the limits. While the mayor i
insisting on muzzling the dogs , ho uhoult
fc order his police to make this follow mov
on , or else muzzle the pockets of th
. * who invest in this game and thu
The polo club have received their now
uniforms , and will this evening initiate
them in o aamo at Omaha with the club
of that city. Besides the dub Bomo Gfty
or more Council Bluffa folks expect to RO '
toVer 'tho river to BOO the -game. The loam
tonsistsof T. ty. McGowJ Charles Haas ,
Bert Evans , Oharloa Stewart , Dick
Ryan , W. W. Sherman nnd Goargo
Brown ,
A few nighta ago the Jewelry store of
* Zinn & Pardon , at Anita , was entered by t
'burglars , who attempted to blow the safe
* bat wore prevented by parties returning
from 5 wake. Mr. Hinn , of Walnut. "
was telegraphed to , and visiting the place !
found the damage done about $100 , but' '
he feels happy that tlio loss was uq (
greater. |
"f T&n , Louis Waisbrookor , the dwtint
guished authoress and lecturer , will-givp
a Incturo in Spiritual hall on to-morrow1
, ( Sunday ) morning nt 10:30 : o'clock. The
elrclea will be held as usual at 2 and 7:30 :
. o'clock , afternoon and evening , same
/ pUae , Monday will bo celebrated the .
, < t rtt rty'uth anniversary of Modem Spir-
'HualUm ' , exercuee commencing at two
" o'clock p. m , , winding up with musicand
"iwioing at night after ion o'clock.
' „ iin > * fce opportunity pre § n'ed ( of bearing
MM. Marion B. Baxter at" the Baptist
ckuroh next Tuesday evening will doubt-
' ' ' ! * t * wdily improved by a large nunv
- bar of our citizens. So many favorable !
U have b * n made on her las
that he will doubUew
II r
raw n larjefr crowd than before. An in-
cresting , forcible speaker , Mid ono who
andlof the lemporanoo question in a
) ract5 * l and political sort of n way , she
iU the attention oven of those who do
not ngrco with her on the views ad-
vrmccd. The observations recently made
by her in a trip through Kansas will
irovo an interesting feature of the lee-
uro.
uro.A
A man named Herd was run in by the
) olicn yesterday morning as a vagrant.
[ Io wanted a blacksmith to make him
some burglar tools and acted strangely ,
and it seems that ho is a victim of the
opium habit. Ho haa with him a first
class certificate as a school teacher and
scorns to have become a wreck of his
'armor self on account of opium.
Col. Wm. Orr received yesterday by
express from A. Failor , of Newton ,
Iowa , a line Jersey lied sow. The colonel
nol was the first to introduce this brood
in this part of the country , having got
thorn first from Now Jersey , of Clark
Potitt , who was the first in this country
who had Jersey Rods. Mr. Failor , be
sides bolng largely interested in hogs
has some very fine poultry , his game
cock "Sullivan" having alone won for
him quito a reputation , having takoi
more ribbons than any other game cock
in America.
The herd of polled Aberdeen Angu
and Galloway cattle , at Mace Wise's sta
blcs are attracting much attention , and
were visited yesterday by many , and th
sale which takes place next Thursday wil
doubtless attract many buyers. This
brood always command very high prices
and while not so well known hero as in
many places , they need but to bo soon t <
convince anyone of their points of supo
rlority. There are in the herd 20 bulls
and 17 cowsj They belong to Leonard
Bros. , of Missouri ; who brought thorr
from Scotland.
Michaels Bros , have made an ologan
gold modal , which is to bo contested for
at the roller skating rink. The modal ii
for the fastest skater , ono mile distance
open to Omaha and Council BlufR
skaters , the contest to take place here
The winner has to hold it in throe con
tests , the first of which will bo next Mon
day evening. The best time made ii
Omaha was 3:30 : , and Council Bluffi
4:05 : with a fall. The medal is a beauty
the bar pin being a Fonlon skate , to
which the pendant is attached by golc
chains. It is as handsome a modal as
has 'boon soon in many a day , and wil
bo well worth winning.
Every year the council makes a broal
for the railway companies and serves
notices to make thum provide waterways
at the intersection pf streets and alloys
and threatens suit if they do not comply
Neb only is this break made , but it al
ways results in nothing. Whether it is
a sort of throat to force railway passes
or a habit which it is hard to break off
it is hard to determine , but the move
has boon made so many times that it has
become ridiculous. This time the couh
cil say it really means business , but thai
is what was said last year , and the year
Iwforo. If they really moan business
why don't they quit issuing notices am
commence suits.
The Union Pacific has been again noti
fiedthat it must comply with its agreement
mont about Union avenue. The counci
gave away that § 10,000 avenue , and only
got in return the promise nf a half-hou
dummy train and ferry cars , and even
that promise is not kept. The railway
track has spoiled the avenue for teams
and the railway company will not put on
the ferry cars , so that no teams can go
to the transfer or to Omaha or back
again without the greatest difficulty
Tlio notice given by the council amount
to nothing. The law provides that i
failure for thirty days to comply witl
the agropment forfeits all rights of thi
company to occupy the avenue , ant
that the city can proceed to tear up th
tracks and charge the expense to th
company. Throe times thirty days hav
passed. Lot the city authorities show
butiuoss and begin action , and lot th
notiooa and proclamations follow after
wards.
I'EllSONAU
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cicorgo limit hnvoa nowbab
at thqlr homo ,
T. Mi MaHyvhO recently wont to Kansas
where hUson la engaged In the stocK b' ; 'r
ness , recently mot with a aorloua accident by a
( all , hU thigh being broken so that it Is feared
bo will always bo a cripple.
T , IL Kuott U homo froi Chicago on a
vhlt to his folks.
T. Mlunhan , wt I Winnipeg , was atoont ?
thoaq who came to Bechtolo's hotel yesierday.
John 0. Aiken , of Kanbas Cffy , Is at tlio
Tat Vord/of AtlanticSVM In the yottorday.
W. Y.'CRller.'bf Racine , reached the Paddo
ostorday.
! [ m.'ftcofK'o II. Champ left last evening >
! or u Vlilt to tier homo In Indiana.
Prank McKco' and GUI 1'ennoyer , Jr.
gents for Haverley's minstrels , were At the
) g > len yctterday ,
0) ) J , Kolu" , of Bt. 1'aul , U nn Ogden homo
1'iutofHco 'loipoctor King and wife , of
Omaha , dined with Council HIuUi friends yea
erdny.
J. Wombnre- Milwaukee , was
lioie at the Ogden youtcrday.
y. r. o. A ,
A mooting will bo hold at the rooms ,
No. 12 North Main street , this ovoninf
at 8 o'clock for the purpose of studying
"Sw.
the Sunday School lesson of to-morrow.
w.hb
All young men will bo welcomed. The
Sunday afternoon goapol service will beheld
held as usual at Urn Preaby teriau ohurcl
at 4 o'clock. Open to both laUies sue
gontlcmtn , nnd all am invited ,
For cut llowers , plants , etc. , go to W
H. Foster , the Hnrmou-etreet florist.
HEALEY HERE ,
ho Slock Man IVho Forced n Bal-
ftiico With Attorney Cntl-
well Gives Hall ,
A short time ago a stock dealer named
lealoy , who had some dealings with At
torney Cadwoll , entered the lattor's office
and pulling a revolver , forced Mr. Cnd-
well to sign a chock for about 8700 , in
jottlcmont of some alleged loss on the
cattlo. The details were given by Tun
BKK at the time , and as Healoy skipped
out the matter rather dropped from pub
ic attention.
Constable Clatterbuck wont after the
man a few days ago , and found him at
. .j homo in Beloit , Lyons county , and
.horo arrested him on the three charges
edged against him bcforo JusticeSchurz.
The cashier of the bank and other citi
zens seemed to have great faith in
Healoy , and gave him luttors to banks
lioro to provide for his bail ,
and on being brought before
Justice Schurz yesterday ho gave bail in
the amount of $1,100 to appear next
Monday aftonioon. On the charge of
carrying concealed weapons ho pleaded
guilty and paid a iino. It is understood
that Hoaloy will make arrangements to
walvo examination and give bands to ap
pear at the district court and fight the
cases thoro. It is said that ho has money
and friends , and will make a strong at
tempt to ot out of the scrapo. It ia understood
dorstood that ho will not deny the fact
of getting the chock at the point of a re
volver , claims that ho felt that the
amount was justly duo him , and thai
Cadwoll's refusal to recognize any such
claim aggravated him beyond the bounds
of reason , and led him to force a settle
mont. _
Tlio DOR Decree.
The proclamation of Mayor Vaughan
calling upon all citizens owning dogs to
muzzle or chain up the same , with the
throat of having all such as are not so
muzzled or chained , killed after 1 o'clock
to-day has caused no little stir in the
city. The purpose of the proclamation
is to protect the public , there having
boon manifest of late in this part of the
country a disease among dogs resembling
hydrophobia , if it is not hydrophobia it
self. Ex-Marshal Jackson , it will bo
remembered , recently lost about § 1,200
worth of hogs , bitten by a diseased dog.
The farmers in Garner township have
recently lost considerable stock , am
other coses have boon reported of late
There are in the city hundreds of dogs ,
some of them very fine , anc
many of them not worth a muzzlo.
Many owners were yesterday hanging
muzzles or chains , or both , and the sup
ply of inuzzloa was completely exhausted
so that dealers had to telegraph elsewhere
whore for help to moot the run on their
stocks. Some owners are howling wpiso
than the dogs oven. Some have an idea
that at 1 o'clock to-day the police wil
march forth with carbines and commence
shooting up and down the streets at stray
dogs , and that there will bo a promiscu
ous slaughter of the innocents. 0 ,
course this is simple nonsense. If thi
present police force was to do any pisto
practice the citizens ought to all bo
warned to stay in doors and pull down
the blinds. Inquiry of the mayor loads
to the information that it ii
the intention to proviuo a pound an <
there incarcerate stray unmuzzled'dogs
and lot the owners provide for their ro
loose on promise of taking care of them
and that there is not to bo an indiscriminate
inato slaughter of fine dogs and all , bu
that some judgment will be used in kill
ing oil' those which are not cared for
Those who think that it is a terrible
thing to have to take care of their dogs
ought to remember that though dogs are
great pots and sometimes valuable
yet that human lifo has also some value. ,
and ono who wants to indulge in the
luxury of owning a dog , ought to bo
willing to so care for him as not to have
him among others , or endanger others
A little common sense and reason on
both sides will cause the matter to bo
easily and satisfactorily odjusted.
COMMERCIAL ,
OODKOI& BLOWS UAHEET.
Wheat No. 2 spring , 680 ; No. 8 , 680 ; reJected
Joctod , COo ; good demand.
Corn L/oalers are paying 31o for old com
and 27c for new.
Data In good demand at 25c.
Hay 4 00@0 00 per ton ; COo per balo.
Rye 10@45o.
Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , C OOg
00.
00.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO par ton ; soft
5 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank'a , wholesaling at lie.
Flour City Hour , 1 ( iO@3 SO.
Brooms 2 85@3 00 per doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle 3 B0@4 00 ; calves , 6 C07 CO.
Hogs Local packers are buying now nni
there Is a good demand ( or all gradei ; choice
packing , U 25 ; mixed , 5 25 ,
Quotation ; , oy J , M. St. John it Co. , com-
rnlsriOrt merchants , 638 Brtauway.
Butter Great demand for iino country at
lot creamery , 35 < x
Kggs Very Boarco : Ho per dozen.
1'oultry Itoady Baleichlckena.dressod , 12Jc ;
vo. Sc\ \ turkeys , droiuod , 15o ; llyo , lie ;
UCKB , droned , l"icj live , 8c.
VMUTU , .
Oranges t 00@4 25 per box ,
Lemons 4 00 per box.
liananas 3 60@4 00 per bunch
Vegetables Potatoes , 40 ; onions , 40c ( cab-
ige , none In the market ! apples , ready Bale
t 3 25@4 00 for prime Block.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special uJvcrtlseinotiU , tuch u Lent ,
Found , To Loan , For Bile , To Kent , WniiU , Board <
ay , eta , will lx Inserted In thU Column it the law
nU ot TEN CKNT81'Elt'tlNK ' tit the flnt Insertion
uid KIVK CENTO FKU LTNE fdr'fcu&'iubtequent n <
Mrtlon. t ve ultertlBomenU at our office , No.
'e rl Street. ne r llroidwav
WANT8.
WANTKU-JlKpcrloucotl dining room girl *
W nc 113 ) > r ihoiith ; Ogtlen house.
- > l)6ywlth | my to carry route
WANTEU-All ) t Council lllutti DEI office.
> Kiory loaym CouncniJluflito like
WANTK1 . Delivered l > y carrier it only twenty
cent * week.
IJy r lI&U yoaox German pUoe
WANTKf , board find go to School. "I' . Jl/JI. "
Ute otDCi ) , Council Ulufl * .
WANTIU A BHuitloii m tK'OCory by > ounij
uunuliocau tiiuakflfrmin aadUanlilu AJJicn
0. lioe oltlco , Council lilulls ,
OU > I'APKHS-Kor mlo at U" office , at U cent *
a hundred.
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[ WIl BKNT. 7rurnlfhed room eight
1 i r mouth. 802 8. 8U BU
70R * vr A nicely lurnUhtil room for one or t
tins' ' * genUproeu at Sin A. A. Smith' * , l 8 hout
A 0 MTS tadlfti and ccutloracn can make flnt
Wclau L' < J by nclllntf tlio "Champion Uotom
Strectlior auil Ironing UoarJ. " UcUU * &t tl.CO.
Any lady caudoupa fine iblrt without ft wrinkle
and g\0 \ l U M nicely athe tc tltuiiJrlc can , Additw
JorpaitkulartO. JJ , B. fc 1. Co. ; Iii ufflcB , lor cue
tna th *
LADIES !
WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE
Shoes and Slippers.
Gentlemen
OUR FINE
BOOTS AND HOES
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T , LINLDSEY < CO.-
12 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) rnwA
West Side Square , Clnnndn , ] , iu w A"
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALEU3 IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK'AND BARtlEIi tlllK , LOU13VJLLE AND PORTUVNU CEMENT . , MICHIGAN PLAQXKK , 0Am
No. B8Q Broadway. AND SEWER PIl'K. COPNOII , BLUFFS. IOWA.
SMITH &
Snrine Gnnrts LEADI GMEROHANTTAILORS Just' Received ,
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
All hinds of/ JT.
ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
. .
etc. , etc. \ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
, ORGUTT & FRENGj
CASADY Hk , Turcoman , Etc. Choicest ( Stock west
Oil Cloths , Mattings , Linoleums. Etc.
Come and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino. Cheap
est place to buy House Furnishings in the City.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Mail Orders filled Promptly and with Care
European Hotel.
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
New Building Now Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTltALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Empkie Hardware 0 y
Hardware
109 and 111 S. Main Street
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN )
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342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
O Ipemra A TVD A TOW A "KTT sT * A WE"
Jt&JiaDlAUl& & .JMI Al iJ UAJDJii.
* o TOio
Ed. Olison 404 Broadnny , ( jrcil/i / at all noun.
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Che ! d'cuUIno Council IllulTn. t Parties n Specialty.
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOAN 01REAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lands in the County.
GRESTON HOUSE.
EVERYTHING ! nKSTCLASS.
Nos. 317 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L. A. CASPER ,
FLORIST
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The Largest and Moit Complete Gceca llouso In
Western Iowa.
Over2,900 Feet of Glass m Use.
The Greatest variety 'Mil tlio Choicest plants. My
collection ot Plants an J Flowers Is now cotnrJeto In
e\ery reipcct , and the public ro invited to call and
Inspect the eaino.
I was a\v > rdcd tlio First Premium at the Council
Bluffs District Fair In September. 1683 , r.\cr all com
petitors : and"tia\o slmo added many new and
choice virlollert , ami am prepared to furnish a new
class of plants that ha\o heretofore been unattainable
In this market , for which I make no extra charge.
Cut flowers and llorel designs furnished promptly ,
and on snort notice. llm\ojmt Issued a now cat
alogue for 1831 , which will bo ecnt freoonapphcallon.
Green Vegetables the Year Round.
Horse Uidlsh In bottles.
23 Pierce St. Council ! BIufTslowa.
EDWIN J.ABBOTT !
Justice of HB Peace
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NOTARY rOBLlC JtSD OESEIULCONVETAVCKR ,
415 BROADWAY , - COUN IL BLTTFFS.
Iowa Seed Corn
FOB 8A.LK BY
J. Y. PULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. O.SPoarl Striwt .
- - COUNCIL BLUFJHOWA
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo eua-antco the cure of the following named dla-
Bcasca , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood andtklndiscot ca , Dvtpepsla , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Thcsa Springs are the favorite
resort of the tired and debllltatad , and are the
FEEBLE LADItS BEST FRIEND ,
Good hotel , ll\ery and bathing accumodatlon both
n Inter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wabash railway , a
Evonn , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcfiionucno
solicited , IlEV. M. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloam Springs , ( Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Speclflo Gravity 1.002
Reaction Ncutra
Carbonic Acid Cos SO In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Grains
Carbonate Iron 7,041 ! < |
Sulphate Magnesia 3,1BS "
Sulphate Calcium 1,148 "
Chloride Sodium 7,200
SilJIca 1,568 "
Alumina . , . .0,010
Organlcond Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,450 "
Total BCllds per gallon 87,174 "
WRIOUT & MERRILL. Chemists
JACOB SUIS. E. P. CADWEL1
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Haln Street , Rooms 1 and Bbugart & Mo-
Mahon'n Block. Will practloe In Plato and edenl
oourto
Geo. R. Beard ,
WALL
Largest Window Shades
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Stock
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in the City Materials ,
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And ROOM MOULDING ,
Lowest. CORNICE POLES
JPrices
Guaranteed. Painting.
No. 32 Main Street and 33 Pearl Street ,
NEXT DOOH TO THE POSTOFFICE.
{ PROMPTLY ATTENDED 'TO.