I
) MAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL FRIDAY. MAY 9 , 1884.
DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Friday Morning , May 9 ,
SUBSCRIPTION HATES ,
fly Carrier - - - - - - - ' enl * per week
liyMMI - IO.OT | t jcar
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Btrcel , Near Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
Sea J. Roller's , spring goods.
The ox-firemen nro planning on a
fishing excursion.
150 D07.BN Ladies' mid Children s hoHO
at loss than cost nt Laing's.
The city haa eleven suits ngninst it
which will como up nt this term of the
district court ,
David Jormanis gelling out hia invita
tions to the nnnual May poll-lax parly.
Tickets nro $2 ,
The Epiacopnlinns had n social last cv
oningnt the homo of Mrs. Dr. Stillmnn
on Miller avonuo.
Wcnthor permitting , the Bavarian
band will give nn open air concert in
Bayliss park this ovoning.
There ii talk of having nntroot railway
on Graham nvonuo connocling with the
line on lower Main street.
The Congregational sociable will beheld
hold nt the homo of Mrs. T. J. Evans ,
on Oakland nvonuo this ovoning.
The Masonic lomplo will probably bo
all finished in time for Iho mooting of
the gnnoral ledge of the otato in Juno.
The mooting of the atnto dental society
hero haa boon morojlargely attended than
nt nny previous mooting of the society.
The first dog to occupy the now pound
got mad yesterday and was despatched
by a bullet from Officer Brooks' litllo
gun.
gun.D.
D. M. Connell haa received word from
the relatives of Dr. Btudloy to send the
remains to Massachusetts for interment
thoro.
Bennett it Woathorby have bought
John Joncs'tlivcry stable on Main street ,
and propose making sundry improve
ments.
The trustees of Iho institution of the
deaf and dumb finished their mooting yes
terday. They have decided lo build the
addition to the inatituto but have not
ully decided on plans. J
T. Garspachor and George Guanel'la ,
yesterday showed themselves rnaslor
buildnra by conatructing a beautiful dog
rack to sot in awajOui ; KitTi which to go
aroupj ] > KVo'wn and gobble up doga.
0. Thompson , who lives in the sub
urbs , while driving along noar'Koolino'a
yesterday , mot with an accident , the
horse tumbling into the crook , dragging
the wagon after him. The wreck was
cleared up without any serious loss or in
jury.
It ia to bo hoped that some arrange
ments may bo made for a series of open
air concerts in the park this season , but
unless moro satisfactory arrangements are
raado than during the past , it will bo
difficult to got any baud to give the con
certs.
J. J. Armstrong and O. L. Armstrong
are now in the toils on thn charge of
robbing Jim Tiffany of a watch as the lat'
tor was sitting nsloop in BIcOauloy's em
loon on Broadway. They claim to bo
from Omaha , and say they simply picked
up the watch from the floor whore it
was dropped.
On Tuesday evening of next nook ,
there will baa contest between girls un
der fourteen years'of ago , at the roll
er skating rink , for a ohatlaino watch ,
which will bo presented to the ono re
ceiving the most number of votes , by
Mr. H. H. Martens , for being the most
graceful s kater.
Two deaf j and dumb boys , ono of
whom is colored , were arrested nt Mai-
vorn the other day for vagrancy , and
placed in tha calaboose ever night. It
was learned the next day that tboy
were runaways trom the institution hero ,
and Mr. Hammond , the superintendent ,
wont after them and brought thorn back
to this city.
Ono of the most successful displays
and openings was at the dry goods and
carpet house of Hnrknosa Bros.'last eve
ning. This well-known establishment
never appeared ta so good advantage as
H 'I last evening , and the display was ono
which would do cradit to any establish ,
.mont in any city. Harkness Bros , have
not only many now goods , but they know
how to display them in a pleasing manner.
The opening was well attended , and drew
out many words of praiao.
Mayor Vaughn , of Council Bluffs , takes
so to heart the defeat of hid aspirations
for a place on the democratic delegation
to Chicago , that ho la reported to have
Said that ho carried with him 4,000 votes
of this district , and that ho would ace
could not
that a democralio congressman
bo elected in this district this fall. May
or Vaughn should keep his linen on ; the
republicans , , without his aid , by a wise
nomination will eeo that Mr. Pusoy B
nuccefisor i not a democrat. Malvcrn
Leader ]
W , H. Bentley , of Randolph , haa ru
covered his fast pacer which was recently
Btolen. The horse was found by a farmer
or named James Small , in Harrison coun
ty. The horeo was found tied in the
woodo about fire milea eouth of Logan
A atrango man was observed in th <
neighborhood about five day' before , and
from the appearance of the animal
Bonms that the thief had abandoned \
horse , having it to .land five daya with
out food or waler. The uoreo was con
aa Uy emaciated. Mr. Bentley ma
well congratulate liimsolf on Retting lli
hone baok at all it _ _ WM a valuable one
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The recitals given by Miss Lydiallorris
in Omaha have caused a desire among
many music-lovers hero to avail them
selves of the presence of that talented
young Chicago artist and secure a recital
hero. Accordingly arrangements have
boon made by which n concert will bo
qlvon in the Presbyterian church next
Monday evening , at which Miss Harris
will bo assisted by Miss Maud Ponnoll
and Messrs Ponnell and Brcckonbridgo ,
of Omaha. Miss Harris has many friends
hero , and the remembrance of the enjoy
able recitals given by her before will
doubtless cause largo attendances. She
is capable of giving a most enjoyable
musical entertainment of herself , and
the vocaliitn who will assist her will add
so much to the programme as to make it
a real treat indeed. Mr. Ponnoll and his
sister have already won much favor hero ,
and Mr. Brcckunritlgo though not so well
known bore has the reputation of being
fully up to their high standard.
The trial of "Texas" and the gang of
colored women for robbing an old man
named J.V. . Noble , of Harrison county ,
brought out a sickening amount of nasty
testimony. Noble , who is about sixty
years old , and said to have a very re-
spcctablo family , claimed that ho visited
this dusky brothel , and after fooling with
the coal-black maidens missed § 50. There
is no proof as to who took it , and Justice
Abbott discharged the dofondonts. The
old man is gray haired mid bald headed
enough to have had experience sufficient
to have guided him into hotter ways , and
the thought of his family , if not of
himself , should have kept him out of
such a placo.
The ladies of the Episcopal church have
headed the subscription for a now edifice
with $1,000. This ought to put the men
on their mettle , and cause the subscrip
tions to bo prompt and liberal.
Blk Cashmoroe , colored _ cash
meres , camel hair dross goods in now
grey at less than cost at Laing's.
FATAL OAEELESSNESS ,
Aljitllo ClilMGotHillnlf of a Dottle
of I'olson AlloyOiuiKlitby n
Tumbling Hod Other
ItcdOnk News. '
OAK , May C. In trio 'family of
Mr. Bird there were tv/b cases of inter
mittent fever. Xho attending physician
finding thorn somewhat difficult to euro ,
gavojthom a vial of Fowler's solution of
ateonic , and directed six drops to betaken
taken thrco , times daily and put on the
bottle a caution label "koop away from
children. " After the two patients had
taken all of the modlcino necessary , the
bottle containing about half an ounce was
carelessly sot whore a little follow , throe
years old , could easily got at it , which ho
did , and drank all o ! it. Result , death
from nrsonio poisoning , in spite of all that
two physicians could do to avert it.
Another case equally roprohtmsiblo
though not attended with fatal results was
that of the widow Kcnna's son , employed
to work at his unclo's corn-shollor. The
tumbling rod being loft unboxed , his
clothing caught on the coupling of the
rod , mashing his arm very badly and
making him in all probability a cripple
'r life.
All those accidents could bo easily
.voided by even ordinary precaution.
Lost evening the grand ball given by
Vormly & Co. at their magnificent rink
as enjoyed by lovers of the art
: rpsichoriaii , and the merry dancers
: opt stop to the splendid music of the
"forth western band until the woo sum'
ours of the morning , It was a splendid
uccoss , and the firm deserve great credit
n their efforts in the way of securing
nnocont and enjoyable amusement for
ie public.
The planting season is now at its bight ,
ur fanners putting in every honr in
letting their corn in the ground , of
rhich there is to bo an immense area in
creago planted. Wheat , oato and rye
ook'fsplondid , and the promise for a
lountiful harvest of these grains was
ever better than now for this time of
oar. _
MY entire stock of dry goods at less
ian coat to clojo out. J. W. LAITHJ ,
DEATH OF /CONDUCTOR.
3d. Bond Family Stubbed In ait
Altercation In the
Wcit.
MIR.SOUUI VALLEY , la. , May 8 , A lot >
or received hero to-day brings nowo ol
10 dealh , at White Illoreo Plains , Mou-
ana , of Ed Bond. Mr. Bond was for
lovon years a conductor on tho.O. it N.
V. llo only left here a few months ago ,
living run the Missouri Valley ant
ouncil Bluff * "cannon ball" pasaongor
rain for a lout : tiuw previously. Nown
f his death is inoagro , it only being atat-
d ho was falally stabbed in a dillloulty
rith Bomo man. Ed. Bond is well knowi
i the Bluffs. FAV.
White and colored table linen at loaa
mil manufacturers , prices at Laing'a.
Bushnol ) sells railroad lickpta cheap U
11 points.
PKllSONAU
Simon Ebornnn has keen spending a few
iay at Colfax.
Mm. Jolin LU iH IIM K no east to spoud
aw wooka nt tlw old lu liana lioiuo.
J. S. Turner , of the Kansas City elevator
mmuUcturiuif ooiupaay , was In the city yw
orday , and starloj across Into Nebraska , Ho
i putting lu noveral of his ol v tor In Omaha
ind after attending to BOIUO other btulne . | in
. Jnaoln and Beatrloe , will return to tliU city
and look after mftUws her * .
S K. Crane , Uia nisont for llorefond's
jftklDK rx wder who JiaB been * ° cnorBeUcally
) hewing up iU inerlta hero , wont acrona. the
riveryo torday to look after the Omaha trade ,
Jfot only In buslnoau inattew lias Mr , Cxano' *
work In Couudl Bluff * bean a succoaj , lut he
acquaintances hero who
many
IM ftl o gftlnod
will gladly welcome him back here nt w y and
all Uinea. _ _
150 dozen corseti at L inn'a t low than
COSt.
' " " '
i "TTTfT
JTSr ybody.w UoumU Uufli to takj
BREAKING UP A NEST.
A Second Hand Dealer Arrested For
Boing.'OfleofaGangofBnrglars ,
His Wife Seems to Take a Hand ,
Too , in the Business ,
Inlorcstlnjr. llovclatlous.
Some rnthor startling revelations have
bean g.ilnod concerning the burglarizing
of McCftbo's hardware ntoro at Malvorn ,
which occurred last March , and when
about § 2GO of cutlery and revolvers were
taken. Itnppoara that throe or four
daja after the McOibo robbery , F.
1' . Oreon , who koopa o second hand
store at Bed Oak , received from some
source 20 I knives and lit rovolvora. The
knives ho turned over to n gambler of
that place , requesting him to keep thorn
for a time , and the latter put them in a
trunk. Green in a few days
took them back and hid
them in hla store , putting only n few on
sajo at a time. The gambler posted
Sheriff I'nlmor , and Green bring watched
it became apparent that ho was connect
ed with the gang of burglars. Green's
wife appears to bo one of the gang. It
has boon learned that about the first of
April slip went to Galesburg , Illinois ,
talcing frith her four dozen of the knives
taken from McGabo's storo. The nox.t
night after her arrival a hardware store
at Galcsburt ; was broken into , and about
the 10th of April Mrs. Green returned
to lied Oak with a trunk filled
with cutlery.
The Croons formerly lived in Galesburg -
burg , and lionco know how to work there.
Green's ' promises were snarchcd , when ho
was anostod , and forty knives and four
revolvers found. The revolvers were
identified as belonging to McCabe & Co.
In Green's pocket was found a memo
randa bonk with drawings of prominent
rcsidoncos in lied Oak , among which a
plan of Mr. Fisher's house which was
burgularizod recently , Green is now in
jail at Glonwood. ( Sheriffs Palmer and
Farrcll wont on this week to Galoaburg to
investigate matters further , and as they
have telegraphed for some of the knives
and rovolvora to bo forwarded to them at
Galesburg it is evident thai they have got
hold of another interesting end of the
affair.
NEW GOODS. Soorsuckors , chambrays ,
satinos , percales and cambrics at Now
York cost at Laing's.
Concert.
The following programme lias boon ar
ranged for the open air concert to bo given
on this evening in Bayliss park by the
Bavarian band : The concert will begin
at 7:30 : o'clock.
Holmlicho Ltobo , March. , , , . Astahr.
Selection , Mnrltnna . Wallace.
MaratollnVnltzon . .Koller ,
Silver Stream , 1'nlka . Kollineon.
Ovotru.o , Loldoaka . Keutzer.
Wreath of S parka . ItollItiHon.
Niagara , March . Holllnsou.
COMMEHOIAJj.
COUNCIL BLDFFS MAKKET.
Wheat No. spring , CDcNo. ; 3,55c ; rejected ,
COo ; good demand.
Corn Dealers are paying 30 c. for old corn
and 50 for now.
Oats In Rood demand at 30o.
liny 7 00 per ton ; 70c per bale.
Kyo-40@4r a.
Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , G 00 ®
703.
703.Coal Delivered , hard , 11 60 per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Lard Fair/bank's , wholesaling at V'jc.
Flour City flour , 100@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 par doz.
LIVJC STOCK.
Oattlo-3 50@4 00 ; calves , 6 50@7 60.
Hogs Local packers are buying now end
tbbrols a good demand for all grades ; choice
packing , 0 25 : mixed , 5 23 ,
FUODUCB A D mUITB.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , con *
mission merchants , 538 Broadway.
Butter Creamery , 25c ; rolh , llffijiric.
KKRB 12Jo pot dozen ; toady sale.
Poultry Jloady BnlochIckon0droBaod ; , 12Jc ;
live , Ste : turkeys. droHeod , I5c ; live , IL'c ;
.Ducks , ( IroHnod , 1-Ja ; live , Be.
Orangon 1 00@1 50 per box ,
Lemons 3 50 ® t 00 nor box.
Banana * 'J 50@3 CO per Iransh
Vegetables Potatoes , 35@-10 ; onions , 75c ;
calbbago , - \ cents per pound ; apvloa , ready
sale at II 25@ > t 00 for prime utockj.'lkiaiis , 150
@ 2 'J5 per bunliol.
reductions than ever to oloao
out my stock by July 1st.J.
J. W.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICK. Sjwcl J advtrtlsomoiits , IUQ M Loet ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To lltnt , Wants , Board
Injr , cto. , ill lie InwrteJ lu this column at the low
tata of TEH CKNTS PRIl LINK for tha Ont Inscttlon
and FIVK CKNTS 1'JTO LI.tK lor each BUl > 807 cnt n
Mrtlon. Lo advivtlwmenta at ourofflc , No.
Pearl Street , ntar Ilnwdwar
WANTB.
f\iX > I'AI'KlS'-l'or tale at III * ollloo , at 39 eeuU
\J
AGENTS Ladk * and gentkraon can imJu fire
claw wagoi by sitting the "Champion "
mrccther oud Ironlnjr ISoan ! . * lletalU bX 81.00
A y lady can U up a One tlilrt without a wilnkli
aint f\'ii \ It a nlenlya tliu tic l V > un Jr Its can. Address
4 > r HiitlcularsO,1 ! ! . b , trl. Co. , li otllce , for on
\ BALK * n > ral > U > cli ol MfrchoiiJlso tiiu
17\OIl vitaUI li < l ton ytntt. ( lood rcAtiMH I
r lllnir. I'art | > a > mfmtiu"t tbu > . Adilrej * 1' . U ,
DUX Ml. Nuolu. Iowa.
Railway Time Table
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The ( oltoHtntf are tlntluwiol the ttrrtuil and il
traif.i by ciuitral Btandard tlia * , at th
lecil dei > rtt . Tfaluil * truiitor clopoi. tea ruin
lit * earlier and'arrh vten uikiutoi later ,
CIIIOMO , irauMoron AMD quiMn
aa B.-ooa :
: iO a ui tV i Mall. 7:00 : \ >
i KANS.ViaiT.BI. J0 AItDDOUKCIU3lVrra.
lu:0 : am uUl ami Kx | > roM , 7n5p :
I 8:06 : p lu mclfle Eiir M , ( j'&O ) )
OIIO400.
M45 u m MaU.aiulKiir | u , 7:10 : f
ti-M \ < m K vri'oa , 0:40 : a
9:16 : a m. Kxprcw , 6oS : \ \
ClilOiOOyKOca ULiSU AMD ( AClrlO.
6'JO p n AtUntlo Express , 0:40 : a > u
tf .60 a w Uay Kiprou , 0.&O p ui
7:15 : a * D tUolnt > * Aaognima&Uoa , : Wum
At local depot unjy.
0tB a m Mall , : p m
llO : > m Cannon UalL 11:16 : a lu
At TrantleruBl
ClllCJLUO Uld hOSTUWUTUV.
6:3) : m ExpreM , 0.60pm
8li a m 1'aclflo Ei | > r M , VU5 a ui
DIOUI CITY AMU TAClnO.
ta St. l' ul Expreai , D.-co a ui
m AccouuuodiUon , 0:60 : p in
ITMOH riciric.
8:00 : p m Wtuteru Espruu , 8 M u
11:00 : tin 1'aclUo K iiro , 4tOpu :
7:10 : a ia Local Ki | > rt , 0M : a n
12:10 : a in Lincoln l-U | > rot ,
At Tranifcr ouly.
, DDVtir TRA1M TO OMAUA.
Leave 7.-l2tf-:30-0:30-lo.3O-ll ! ( : : : 0 ft. m. 1SS' : :
SOa4J5 11-04 p. in Bunday-SOO-llMC ,
Ssi:30 ; : as lli : 6 f. ta. AJ I\Q 19 wlu
H. H , HORNE & GO , ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wo make a specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA and
YAHA 01OAHS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
as represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I & 52 Broadway ,
II. II. IIOHNE&OO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
tr *
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
Now Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODEUN IMPUOVEMBNTS-CENTitALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338
Broadway , - - - Council B
, QRGUTT & FRENCH
urtalns , In Lace , ri k , Turcoman , Etc. OH cloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
jhoicest Stock West of Chicago.
omo and bo convinced lhat wo nro headquarters for all goods in our line ,
hoapoat place to buy House Furnishings in the C'ty. '
OUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - - - IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BARREL LUIE. LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND DEMENT , inCHlQAN PLASTER. HAITI
No , D89 Broadwa ? , - . AND BEWKR . PIPE. . COUNOH , BLOTTB , IOWA.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan.
Furniture and appointments all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo guarantee our work as first-cla < is in over manner and style at low price
Wo make a specialty of Groupos , Families , and especially children , whie
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEK US.
SOHSIIDT & EILEY , Proprietors.
All kinds of ,
] ' .n lnccrlng I
Land But-
ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , etc.V . All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
WHOLESALE DEALERS JN
HATS , GAPS BUCK GLOVE
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
GRESTON HOUSE.
EVERYTHING ! /IIISTCLASS.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
HL
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PAllPCTS CURTAINS , WINDOW FIXTURES i.
NO. 300 BROADWAY - * ' * " ' . . col\OIL ; BLUFFS.
M < A rt * tlftMfw rfI tf "fl *
MRS. J. J.
29 Main Street Council Blutfs.
MRS. S. J. NORKIS ,
omphte Assortment of the Latest Novelties in
fcj'
1 05 S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS-
VAWiTicW.
MJ
to T72JLO ZIPvi.T3lies
Ed. 0 linen 401 Hroadnay , f Moils ftt nil Hours
Chef il'cuUIno Council Bluff * . I r.attlcn ft Spcrloltv
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
17 North Main COUNCIL BLUFFS
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PAPER
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCLL BLUFFS.
WHOLESALE
Hartae , Cutlery , Tiler's ' Stock , Etc ,
jHTSpcclal attention to orders my Mall. GOTTMGTL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Fig leaves are out of style , so are goat and sheep skin ; shawls and blankets have
Rene by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
Their Prices are Truly Seasonable {
The undersigned is paying the highest market price
Rags ,
S. GOLDSTEIN , ; - - - - 540 Broadway , Council Bluffa
We have the The latest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
all the latest designs
Overcoats \r e 4
signs to select have just /
from. ceived. See them
NONE BUT THE LEADING
BEST OF SKILLED
HANDS EMPLOYED. Merchant Tailors
7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
New Goo Now en
Ipring Stock in all
I IS
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IN ALL GRADES.
The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
Of all kinds , Dimension and Color , Bugs ,
HarknessBros. ,
L