Nebraska Newspapers

    rim DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONO xY , APRIL 7.188 * .
.THE DAIO BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning. April 7 ,
SUBSCntfTION KATES ,
so ' ti | * r week
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Hoar Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
f City council to-night.
See J. Roitor'n spring goods.
Additional local on seventh page.
The county board gathers to-day.
The spiritualists hnd a pleasant social
Saturday evening.
The last story of the Crcston houao IB
being concluded.
A needed lamp-post has been placed on
Madiaon , nbovo Pierce street.
It wna too wet for the printers yester
day and they hold no mooting.
The Httlo boy found by Jim Wilson
has been reclaimed by parents.
James Craigmiro nnd wife were given
a genuine surpriao by their friends Fridny
Bight.
All railroad tickota bought of D. W.
Buahnoll nro guaranteed , also nil rebate
orders given by him.
The high school scholars nro taking
special interest in Shakespeare , and
propose aoon to give a character party.
Dr. Archibald's blooded stallions , who
were at the driving park here for uomo
time , have boon shipped to Bismarck ,
Dakota.
Oliiof of Police Skinner has purchased
the Ochsenhoin properly nt the head of
Broadway nnd will proceed at once to
take possession.
The case of Holly Lewis combs up before -
fore the district court at Dos Moiuos this
week , but will probably not bo tried , as
a change of venue is proposed.
The filling has nearly covered up some
of the lamp-posta. It is n novel sight to
BOO n letter-carrier got down on his knees
to get the letters out of n mail-box.
At the rink to-night there will bo the
Bl > cond special contest for the Michael
7 > ia. ' medal to bo given the ono making
thoi caatost milo on rollers. John
un before.
oter
r
Onfe 'aturday morning there
largest L \ttondanco of any morning yet
The rink opened at 10 o'clock and by
pair of skates in the houro
10:30 : over
on the lloor.
were in uao ,
cidontally spoke in a recent
Tan BEE In
, paragraphabou , unreliable newspapers , "
wing democratic flicker
whereat tko ovi
Mid shouts "that moans
gets very wwtby i
ko the .
" jacket.
Jtno. All
right , ta
i of short-horns at
Among the buyon
t Shenandoah last
J. . '
X. GrDHh's sale a
> ynor , of this city ,
Tuesday , was T. P. Tn.
$1-10 ; Lady Hoa-
who bought Rosy Lee at
Wild Eyes for
tor 3d for $105 ; Louan
5 , and Boonio
S1C5 ; Betty Lee for $
lady for $00.
devotes a
The Shenandoah Reporter ond-offfor °
-
half column to an enthusiastic h
nt there {
A. B. West , the 0. , B. & Q. agt ho road ,
and formerly general agent of ti
o him
horo. The Reporter wants to ae
SB to P
the democratic nominee for congre ,
beat Hepburn.
The steady drizzling rain of yeotest
did not help the mud any , and what fe\
citizens did poop out of doors gob thane -
o uglily discouraged and retired disgusted' ' ,
The rfvor rose quito rapidly and more
water than over settled around on the
bottoms.
o
The work of excavation for 'the- foun
dation of the now government baildihg M
lias boon completed , and Postmaster Ar-
mpur , who is the disbursing ogoni , paid
off the mon Saturday night. AB soon as asaiat
the atroots dry up sufficiently to. allow iMto
teams to draw the etoao to the gpound , by "
the work will go on. osloci
J. 0. Morgan , who was for so. many ehort-
, of the Globe rival
years editor and proprietor ,
nnoor
is now to ntaxi a democraticpapon in nto
Koarny , Neb. , to bo known aa. tho- Buf deaigl
falo Courier. Mr. Morgan is an , expo-
Wo
rioncoi newspaper man , and , has many iotlu
friends here who not only viah. him sue-
cosa , but have confidence that ho will
"win BUCCCM ,
' Mr.
AB Havorly'a ' minstrel band was play-
inK on tlio streets Saturday team bo- '
a - - - _ _ . . mitted
longing to a fanner named Hock , jjjjj
special
Hoislor'B barber-
Btanding in front of - givoa
ehop , on Broadway , became fnghtonod , It
and the owner uvtrymg to hold them by
the bridle WM thrown down and at ppod oto
on. HB had hli log Bomowhat Yauisod , j will
but wan able to got into MB wagon iment
ion
drive homo. lous
BincoMr. Baldwin , HvinR near Plumb
Hollow , Tremont county , has lost fifteen I
head of his cattle from being bitten by a 1
jnad dog , there liM boon muoh excite
ment in that vicinity. M yor Reed , ofMa I
Fremont Oity. has proclaimed instant
death to all unmuzzled dogs wit'iin the
limit , . It appoarB that Council Bluffs I
doe ro not the only ones who are proclaimed - 1
claimed against. The pro-.lamation hero I
by
isnotbein obeyed very closely , however - 1 on
ever , there being a large number of , , I
Ttho have the freedom P { tlio '
I
city ,
Next Wednesday night the benefit ftr I
AV. W. Chapman occurs at the rink , Mr , I b
Chapman hau won much popularity and U
uccwa while manager of the rink , nnd
WB many friends will gladly unite in
making hia retiring benefit a great BUO-
ecu Hia management merits high I |
praU . The rmk has been BO regulated
tbittbe better classea of citizens h&vel
fo 'id uol healthy pleasure there , and ]
the novel features introduced from time
to time show constant thoughlfulnoss and
jntiring enterprise on the part of the
management , and have resulted in mak
ing the place a very popular resort.
The complimentary tendered W. W.
Chapman and to take pltico next Wednes
day evening , is to bo a fancy dross
carnival , and will without doubt bo the
linoat aflair of the season. Invitations
for these wishing to skate in fancy
costumes nro in the hands of the commit
tee , and it is intended to mnko the
gathering qulto nolcct so far as tlio akntora
are concerned. The public generally are
invited as spectators , the admission to bo
twonty.fivo cents. It is expected that a
number of the Omaha skaters will bo in
attendance also.
Ono of THE BEE men is about discour
aged trying to comply with the mayor's
proclamation , In order to save a fifty-
cent dog ho bought n seventy-five cent
muzzle , and turned the pot howler loose ;
but two days hnd not passed before Homo
follow had ntolcn the muzzle off the dog ,
nnd the third day nome other fellow stele
the dog. If the last follow had only kept
him it would have been ull right , but
the dog chawed off the rope by which his
kidnapper hnd tied him up , nnd cnmo
flying homo to got another muzzle. If
that proclamation isn't rescinded soon ,
the dog will bo sold for taxes by its
owner.
Mr. Michaels , the jeweler , wont to
Omaha Friday night to attend the opera
and on returning late tried to got into
his sloro. His big bull dog seeing him
ran up stairs where a clerk nnd Dave
Friedman were stooping , and with moro
intelligence than gentleness , ho pounced
onto Friedman , who thus aroused called
for his bedfellow to take the dog off be
fore ho killed him. The dog was sent
down staira again , but coma up noon ,
moro excited than over , and the clerk
thinking something must bo wrong wont
down and found Michaels himself wait
ing to got in. That dog evidently has
sense enough to muzzle himself without
any order from the mayor.
Foster , the florist , on Harrison street
Ouncil Bluffj , has the largest stock west
of the Mississippi. Send for catalogue.
GliiinK'nfr. ' Olilcfn.
The discussion concerning proposed
change of the chiefs for the iiro depart
ment has died out somewhat of late , but
as the city council moots again this even
ing , many nro curious to know whether
it has also died out with the aldermen.
The proposed change is acknowledged to
bo largely n moro political move nnd that
is why there has boon so much inclignn-
tion expressed at the moro suggestion.
The Western Fireman , n journal which
speaks not merely as one having authority
in such matters , but as ono which gathers
up what may bo gained by the experience
of not ono but many cities , in its last
number makes some general editorial
comments , which , while not intended
for Council Bluffs especially ,
apply very closely to the situation here ,
and should bo perused by every alderman.
It sayo : "These charges nro especially
numerous about the time of spring nnd
fall ploctions , indicating , unfortunately ,
that in many cases political reasons enter
as a consideration into the plans of those
who determine the policy of thocity. The of
existence of these influences and the
charges which result trom i thorn must bo
regarded jj as among the chief causes of the
fire department inollicioncy. When n
man has taken the lead of a fire depart
ment for a number of years , nnd hns
secured : the confidence nnd co-operation doa
of. his men , it would bo n very cogent
reason indocd which should induce his
removal n reason which should
invariably have moro founda-
ion than a politician's whim.
There is , or should bo , so close a rela the
tion between a chief nnd his men that
bis removal would break n strong bond
f union , and make for
n time at leant , n was
jprganiiiation that would bo perilous to
ity in need of constant nnd watchful
Section. A change of lenders means ,
rn.lly' a cnnnS ° ° f methods , and unV
his chances to bo at ouco and defer - lila
for the bottor' ifc likely to
iaosia.ms at firflt- Whether it bo chief '
saialam * ? ' . tno lolvct man in the ranks ,
frho"lk ' * us Plico well , mid has proved tur
caiiara conduct , or faithful perform- plea
' 'y ' of confidence and
slocmk HA ' generally speaking , a. very
hort-Biuhtb a policy which would for spor
roaaoa * Jnako a change with the sporG
inoertain.oxrl . octanoy of nn improvement lanti
wconujh 8n n unworthy political nttl
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Wachxl La < 3i oa nl > & gontlome to go '
the ICniokorbvx ikor gollory.
'J'liat 8r > ul l VI a no.
NuwTfouiSi Menu , 25 , J884 ,
Jl MuellerCouncl I IJIUfoi Towns
PIUJL Sin Cur do lignart has just sub
( to us the lini ahcdl oaao for the
Hordioan uptight pijmo to
, nway at * Ko Ni ibrnallo , state ' fair , BluiTd
b a supoib tVxing , iho mo in locly in what
French burl and with special moulding * , Sioux
. Each separate part of the interior
bo made speciaMy for this i is t ra
under our own personal supervis all
, and wo will give it the most scrupu
care at every stage of ilsmanfac- the
Wo uo confident it will bo , when
cumiiiotod , the very aamo of modern
pianoforte manufacture in every respect.
Very truly yours ,
. . .JMAH , DOWLINU & PECK ,
Manufacturers of the llnrdman Piano.
A FHoUcr. nnd
The alarm of fire Saturday afternoon J neat
was caueed by a Hltle blaze at Pliillip's I eve
axhandlo factoTy , The fire was caused I old
a spark from the smokestack dropping'wa '
the roof. Before the department ar- girl
rived , ho o attached to the hydrant put B
out the blaze another instance of the yoi
protection furnished by wator-works. .no .
The department turned out in good time , All ;
but the atrcolB wore no Iwinbly muddy I she
that it was difilcult to show .peed. Two
of "Old \
extra howes wore placed in front
PoJo , " the reliable and veteran hoso-cart I
puller. Con.idorablo trouble was ox-
10poiiencod in getting them out of the ,
IhouBo. but when they goUtartod they , I ' -
went like a streak.
All work at the Knickerbocker gallery | I
indlfinbhod promptly. 1
A LOST NATION.
A Mysterious Letter Pnrprtu to Be
FromaManKiflnaicil by
Bandits ,
A HtranuoStory Exciting Sliennmlonli
Some time ago n man named W. T.
Nation , well known in Shenandoah , sud
denly disappeared nnd no traces have
since boon had as to whereabouts. The
first heard of him ia n mysterious letter
which hns been received by Jim Noble ,
and hns boon promptly sent on to Mr.
Nation's family , who now reside nt Auro
ra , Nob. This letter , contained such n
Htrnngo story that U is believed by many
to bo n moro blind , a poor attempt at an
\pril Fool joke , but others claim that
the handwriting is surely that of the
missing man , nnd that it is worthy of
credit. According to the letter as given
by the Shonnndoah Iloportor , it npponrs
that Mr. Nntion , who wns out on business
on horaoback nt the time of his disappearance -
anco , had grown tired riding , and dis
mounted and allowed hia horse to fol
low behind him. But the horse got
nwny nnd rnn for homo. IIo then pur
sued his journey on foot , nnd when near
Coin was overtaken by two persons , ono
on foot nnd ono seated in n fcuggy driving
n team. Ho was accosted by the man on
foot with whom ho walked nnd talked.
Presently the man who eat in the buggy'
incidentally suggested to the ono on foot
that they exchange places , that ho waa
tired driving nnd would like to walk. To
which the other assented , The team
stopped * , and . the . man in . the . buggy alight11U _ _
m
od and coming forward to the hondn of
the horses , where Air. Nation nnd the
ether mnn wcro otnnding. Presently they
seized Mr. Nation , hound and blindfolded
him , nnd put him in the bupgy. They
then got in and placing n pistol barrel
to his temples , informed him that his
Ufa depended upon his silence. They
then drove rapidly , where ho could not
BCO. For eleven days and nights the
journey continued , the party halting at
log cabiim in the thick brush and timber ,
laying over in the day nnd traveling
at night. At length , after enduring
the fours nnd horrors of this worse than
dcath-rido , ho found himself in the
mountains , and wns ushered into n cave ,
where ho nas been over since. Ono of
the robbers was sick in the cave , and Mr.
Nntion nursed him while ill. In return
for this kindnosa ho furnished Air. Nation
with writing material for this letter , nnd
promised to post it for him. When Mr.
Nntion naked him the reason of his cap
ture , the robber informed him that ho
rcBombled ono of their band who had
turned . traitor and informer against
them , nnd was the occasion of having
several of their band arrested , tried nnd
punished by imprisonment. That they
held him captive until the return of their
captain , who would identify him if ho
was the man , if not ho would bo lot , go.
Have you soon the Wakofiold Rattan
Co.'s carriage ? If not , don't ' make your
purchase until yiu hnvo soon them.
L. 0. BUACKETT.
JPEKSONAI/ .
James Madden , who lias boon wrestling
with the rhoiunatlNin , Is able to bo out with
the aid of n cane.
L. 0. linUwlri now starts on a trip to
Ohoyonno tofuokuftci Ls ! otock Intcroata In
that vicinity.
lion , Chas. Bullock , or Dcnnlson , member
tlio legislature from Crawford county , snont
Sunday lit the city uudor the euro and guiJ-
nnca of II , N. McGrow , the Cedar llapids In-
surnuco mnn , who is n good ono to introduce
him to the IMullUos.
Judge Loofbourow epont Sunday at the Og-
,
II. W. Groves , of St. Louts , la ntthoOgdon.
It. It. Murdock , of Chicago , arrived at the
Ogden yesterday.
D , A. Starrett , of Chicago , well known to
lumber trade , was at the Pacific over
Sunday.
tT. W. Uarloy , Jr. , of Jlnglo iCinno , Iowa ,
at JJcchtolo'rt yesterday. I
I , Voplo , of I'ltiladolphlu , was a 1'tlm
Sunday Riic.st at licclikiio'a ycnturd-iy.
Fremont : lienjainin , tf Avocn , roatod from
legal labors at tlio l'aeificyf terduy.
L. A , Dovlno , the Bnolieye man , Pi > out
Tali Sunday at the 1'acifxj , hating just TO-
ned i front St. Louts , where he had tie
pleaauro uf congratulating hi porton lib rola-
o , Mrs. Mulcnhy , on ) mvi ( f twinj.
liiirr Slitlton , cf Chicago , the extract titan ,
spent hia Sunday at the 1'acllxi. .
G , , W. Gofer and Frank Hardesty , of At-
antler , woto m the city yesterday nail dlnod
the Vaciflo.
! . K ITrlt70oCI > obuquo , SimdayetQat the
1'ncino.
OATIlIJUKi * IN TIU3
Arrest of a , Ooonvll
A ) Kwlncd Glrl !
Mi.ssotmi VAMHT , Iowa , Aprill & . A
; man nainad I/mis , from Council
, wauarrootwd- hero la U night , on
cbarg iia < r knowm , and taken to
City , Hollud boon oxpocliug a
telegram from-aoaio party in. Sioua Oity
day , nndi had been waiting at > the
Western Union. UU gr pl i office. During
afternoon tiM maiahali received a
telegram f rum SloasCit.y to arrest him and
arrested him. in the tele grojih , ofUoo. The
uaanagec cf Hie office , ' .iad received the
message wJkilb Xowis wo * , waiting , and
quietly handed it to the aioBtoD sr boy ,
the man wa grea tly surpruod at his
capiiuu.
Quito n Bonastion was.oroatodhero last
evening l > y the M rival ( < a ros xictablo
lady horn Donisin : ti > seaiah of hur
wayward and missing daughter. The
had fallen into tlio- hands of an old
procuress from Council' Blufib * ono Mrs.
, wh throw her into ths hauds of n
young man on the irftin Taa gill was a ro-
inarkaby } hnnuBOino bruuettu , and iron
f acts intho car.o little doubt oxisjhi thai
< was ruined.
Allen' * ] 5raln Food tMiUiiIcal exlracl
Ltrengtlion * thoJtoln and ] > osltively uroii
Nervous Debility , No/voiwnosa , lloadachok
unnatural losses , nnd ull weafcnoin cf ( .enera
tlve System ) U never M\a. \ 91 l > kg.J for S3
IAt ilrupaUU or Allen1 * Pharmacy , Si.11 ii
Ave. N , Yt
Go to the Knickerbocker for fine pho
toir&pha and tin-types.
EHBnHBn BHHIiV B BHRH HHJ B B BH MHEHBHMIi BHHI
WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE
Gentlemen
OUR FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LBNDSEY & CO. .
4:12 Brondwny , Council Bluffs , ) mtvA
West Side Squnro , Olarmdn , f1U vv A <
PALMES ,
I IH
Hard and Soft Coal
,
AND WOOD ,
nur.ic ; AND BARREL IJMK , LOUISVIIXK AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER. HAIR
AND SEWER PIPE.
wo. Baa Broaawar. conKOir. BLOFTS. IOWA.
Wo 1m vo the Tlio latest
nov
fiucst slock nnd elties for Spring
nil tuo latest designs Overcoats
w e
signs to select have just rp-
from. ccived. See them
NONE BUT TIII :
IH'.ST OK SKIM.EI ) LEADING
HANDS KJIl'LOYIID. Merchaiit Tailors
7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AH kinds of , OT. 3Et.
ia. saa. . o o
HOOM 6 , NEf OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
. .
etc. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
ASADY , ORGUTT
urtalns , lace , fllr , Turcoman , Etc. Cnilcest Stock west of Chicago.
Oil Cloths , Mattings , Linoleums , Etc.
omo nnd bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino.
hcnpost iilaco to buy Houao Furnishings in the City.
OUNCIL BLUFFS , - -
-
- - - IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
The only Hotel in this City on the Eurcpoan plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
Hew Building--lTe > wl Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTitALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and.338 Broadway , - - - f n j r- ) i
WHOLESALE DEAI.BHS IN
342 and 344 Urondwny , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
LIVKTO EAT. EATTOMVK.
flEd EATTOMVK.G"
fi a
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xto Tlxo 3EuL"fc > li.o.
Ed , Olwin 401 Broadway , ( Mo l nt nil Hours.
Chef d'culilno Council Bluet * . \ Parties ft Specialty.
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
17 North Mnin St. . , COUNCIL BLUFFS
. GALLAGHER.
Now Store , Freeh Qoodi , Low Prlooa and Polite Attendants.
\ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel
WHOLESALE
Hartee , Cutlery , Tinner's Stock , Etc. ,
( tTSieclAl | attention to orders inv Moll. GOUNGTL BLUFFS. 10 W A.
ESTO HOU
EVEIIYTUINO FinSTCL.VSS. .
Nos. 217 nnd 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L. A. CASPER ,
The Largest and Most Complete Green IIouso la
Western Iowa.
Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use.
The Orcate \arlety anil the Choicest plant * . My
collection of FlanUand Moncra Is now complete In
every rc'icct , ami the public n-o lnHe J to call and
Inspect thooamo.
I was nuinlcil tlio First rromlum at the Council
Dlulls District Fair In September. 1883 , r\er all com-
pctltors : oni < 'ba\o elinc added nany new ami
choice virlo'lcs ' , and am prepared to furnish n new
class of plants that Imo heretofore been unattainable
In tbli market , for which I make no extra charge.
Cut lloucrs and floral designs furnished rromptly ,
ami en snort notice. llm\ojust Issued a now cat-
alcguofor 183 J , which will bo sent frco on application.
Green Vegetables the Year Hound.
Horse ItadiBh In bottles.
23 Plorco'St. Counclll Bluffs Iowa.
N. SCSURZ.
Mice ofttie Peace.
OFFICE OVhU AMKHICAN LXl'KESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
FOK SALE HY
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. ! > .3Fcail Strcot Cor.\ciL
SILOAM
Wo cua > nntco the cure of the following named clla-
Fcases , or no paj : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcoru ,
Catarrh , n 1 Bloou andrkindlscatcs , Dvtpcp Ia , I.hor
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Tlic'i ! Springs arc the fa\orlt
resort of the tired an.l dcbilltatail , and are the
FEH1JLE LADUS BIST FIUHND ,
Good hotel , Ihcry and bathing accomodntlon bolb
winter and summer. Locality highly plctureequa
and healthy Accessible by Waunsli railway , r
Evona , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albanr. Corretr-oiiUenn
solicited. KEV. II. M. THOM1 > SON.
Manager.
Albany , Sllonm Springs , ICJentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity 1.002
Reaction Neutra
CarbonlaAcId Gaa SO In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Uralna
Carbonate Iron 7P41 ! '
Sulphate Magnesia 3t88 "
Sulphate Calcium 1,148 "
Chloride Sodium 7,260
Sillica 1.5M "
Alumina . . . .0,019
Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,459 "
Total solids per gallon 67,174 "
\VRIOIIT & MKRRILL. Chemists
JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL
SIIY1S& . CADWELL ,
Attorneys-a-Law ! ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Offlco , Ualn Street , Rooms 1 and Shugart & Me-
Mahon'i Block. Will practice In Plate and cxler.l
aourra
ipring Stock I/i
PETS ! CAHPETS !
IN ALL OKADES.
The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
Of all Kinds , Dimension and Color , Rugs , Mattings , Etc.
COUNCIL BLUFFS