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    OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , Y APKIL 18 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Priday Morning , April 18 ,
SUBSCRIPTION UATE3.
ByCinlcr - - - - - - . . ' . . ! % . jcar
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Two ovorcoati and three vests -wore
stolen from Kiel's hotel night before last.
tf good weather continue ! the \nasonry
work on the Oroston house will bo com-
plotod.
Ticknor & Mosnor luxo bought out
Jim Gouldon's upper Kroadway meai
market.
The Knickorbockor to-day took n pic ;
turo of the Crcston Jsouao with its nov
addition.
Regular ECotino ; of Fidelity council No
16G R. A. , this oroning. A full attend ,
anco is desired.
All railroad tickets bought of D , W
Bushnoll are gaarantood , nlso all robat
orders given by him.
A watch belonging to ono of the moi
'at irork on the now Masonic temple ha
been sneaked by some thief.
District Attorney Connor has boo
elected -county attorney of Crawfor
county , with a magnificent salary of $20
'a year.
Jo Gilbert , at tfco transfer , is kapi
over < ho arrival of No. 3. The not
corner is a little maiden , whopromises i
fill the house- with gloo.
To-day is the last -clianco for wat <
consumers to got advantage of the r
ducod prices named in auothor oolumi
The warning should bo heeded.
N. A. Robtc , of the Star bakery , h ;
sold out to James Craig , of Clarindi
Mr. Robio will spend the summer at h
old homo in Manchester , N. H. , and
the seaside.
The now uniforms of'tho police are o :
actly like thoao of the Now York polic
men , except that the latter wear a shiol
instead of a star Some JSow York got
tlomon hero Wednesday said itmado the
feel homesick.
H. A. Baird is as proud as a boy wi
his first pair of rod-top boots. There h
arrived nt his house a bouncing boy , ti
ping the beam at Oi pounds , and with
sound pair of lungs which ho alroai
knows how to uso. Tbo boy is ono to 1
proud of.
When the novor-to-bo-forgotton poli
parade was made , tho'band ' , on stoppii
in front of The Nonpareil oflico , tried
follow orders and "play something appr
priato , " so they commenced on a dirg
The Nonpareil will never f orgivo the bo ;
for this , and this accounts for the h
shot they fire at tho'force.
The committee of Odd Follows a
pointed to roooivo proposals for sollir.
ground on which to build a temple ha'
received about twenty-five bids , sever
of which > are so reasonable that it
thought now the order will decide
build at once. Plans for buildings a :
to bo received , and the committee wi
report to the order , recommending loc
tion and plans at the same time.
Last Friday night a young man nami
Whipplo stole a horse from W. J. Sue !
who lives near MoPaul , Fremont cou
ty. The young man rode the horse in
Hillsdale the next day , where ho offer
to sell it for $5 , Suspicion was at on
Aroused , and a man after tolling him
would take the horse telephoned t
.sheriff to como down. The sheriff cai
at once and arrested the follow , w
acknowledged to having stolen the lion
Ho was taken to jail at Glenwood , a :
wo prosutno will bo transferred to Fi
mont county for trial. Malvorn Load *
A young follow. Wesley Quackenbos
has boon arrested on the charge of li
cony. Ho has boon living in a dug-o
.about a mile and a half from Broadwa
.and at his place the officers found a ha :
< saw and two now hatchets belonging to
carpenter named Bennett , and soi
other articles. A box of sleeve buttoi
collar buttons and trinkets were a
found. On Quackonbosb's person v
found a letter from his sister , who
teaching school in Omaha , urging him
adopt his right name and go to work
Omaha at some honest employment , a
offering to help him if ho would try
he p himself.
There are a few who delight to sni
at mooting of the workinqmon. Si
are generally the first to howl In time
exciting strikes , or riots , "why don't I
workiujjmon moot and reason togeth
and , talk over their grievances in a a
manner. " Yet when 'theso same woi
ingmon do moot to talk ever those rn
tors , thoio aamo fellows turn up the it
or curl the lip. It is fortunate that si
men have too little main power to ox
much influence. The best they can d >
to aggravate. All thoughtful citiz
will approve meetings of the worki
men , especially when meetings are h
for the' peaceful purpose of fro9 disc
ftiwi , and are carried on .in ao ordorl ,
manner as that hold the other uveni
Tke official * and capitalist * should ulw
gkdly accept the invitation cf the we
ing clftMM "Come , Jot us reason togi
r , " and it ( a a J'ght ' weight who can (
tush * mMtiug only a nqer.
n ' M * _ _ _ _
. JL faO prise given this week at
booting gallery oppoelte the opera he
f tfc p0Mon making the bwt score
DEM. POW-WOW.
A Sunally Coiwcnlion at the Conrt
House Yesterday ,
All Over the Elootion of Tkir-
teen DologatoSi
An Expression in Favor of Tildeii
and Hondrioks ,
The Oily Shown Kfl Greed.
The democratic county convention for
the choosinR of thirteen delegates to attend -
tend the utato convention at Burlington
on the 24th inst. , was hold nt the cour
house yesterday. Gul. Tain , of Avooa
called the convention to order at K
o'clock , and the call was road by the see
rotary of the committee , J. J. FTainoy
On motion nf G. A. Uolrr.os , E , A
Babcock , of Avoca , vras clioson torn
porary chairman.
M. U. Qriflin was choaoa an lomporar ;
secretary.
Col , Tarn moved that a committee c
three bo chosen to elect delegates to th
state convention.
u 11. Vauglian thought that < ho 01
gatiization of the convention should b
perfected.
Col" Tain' motion was laid 'on the tn
"
bio.
J. J. Sh-aa , of Noola , moved that
committee of thrco bo appointed on cr <
dontiala. Air. Frainoy amended b
making the number five. The motio
thus attended was carried and Sylvcsh
Dye , < rf Macedonia , Thomas Bowmai
of thia city , O. A. Ilolmra , city , > IL '
Hurt , of Knox , and J. IT. Shea , of Nooli
were appointed by 'tho ' chair us sue
committoo.
G. A. Holmes 'moved ' that a con
mittoo bo appointed by the chair , on po
raanont organization. Doclarod'Cixrripi
On motion of W.-Il. Vaughan the motic
was reconsidered. Mr. Yaughan the
moved that a committee of three on pc
man out organization bo selected by tl
doloaatcs , and not by the chairman. The
Mr.Vaughan moved to lay the whole mater
tor on the table until the committee c
credentials reported. Mr. Ware pbjoc
xs od , as it was not in accordance with tl
laws of conventions.
J. J. Frainoy moved to adjourn till
o'clock. No second.
M. G. Griffin rose to a point of ordo
that the motion , to lay on the table wi
not debatable.
c-
The chair decided that as ho had allot
od some discussion of the question , 1
would let the debate go OB.
Mr. Ware aroao to4speak. . Dr. Cot
called him to ordor. The chairman d
in
cidod ho was in ordor. Dr. Cook n
pealed from the decision. Yaughan ai
VVaro discussed the appeal some , whi
calls for order were given , and llobc
Porcival said thnt they were getting
bad humor , and while ho liked to see tl
democrats fighting , for like fighting ca
they made more kittens , ho moved to a
journ till 2 o'clock in the interests
poaco. The motion was lost.
The appeal from the decision of t !
COte chair waa then put. The appeal was st
tainod by two-thirds of the Convontie
Vaughan's motion to lay the matter
to & permanent organization on the tal
was then carried.
Mr. Vaughan then moved that C <
Tarn bo chosen as permanent chairnn
and M. G. Griflin as permanent soot
tary. Col. Turn declined .tc have 1 :
name considered , as ho had , too bad
cold.
cold.G
G , A. Holmes protested there was i
consistency in this , for the same objc
tion urged before still existed -that tl
i committee on credentials hod not r
ported.
Dr. Ellis make a like objection , at
moved to adjourn till 2 o'clock. T )
: o motion was amended till 1 o'clock. Tl
motion was declared carried amid oonsi
orablo excitement and an interchange
sharp words ,
The convention reassembling at
o'clock , J. J. Frainoy moved that Jud
Ayloaworth bo declared the pormano
chairman and M. Q. Grifliu pormano
secretary. The chairman ruled it out
to order until the committee should ropoi
In the meantime Mr. Vaughanannounc
to the convention that the Democrats c
CO pooled to elect Judge Aylcsworth as t
tie next judge of the district court.
lie The committee on credentials roportc
The only contest was in the Fourth wai
no where Wells Cook and W. H. Wr
lie claimed to bo delegates in place of I
IB. Cook and Wm , Galvin. Tlio commit !
IB.id reported in favor of Wells Cook and Bl
Waro. The report was accepted.
o- Mr. Frainoy ranaweu his motion inn
ir. ing Judge Ayloswprth permanent cha
ir.h man and M. G. Qrillin permanent euci
, tary.Mr.
Mr. Grlflln named J. J. Shoa ,
ut Noola , chairman.
y. Mr. Ouppy moved that the tomporc
y.id oiUoors bo made the permanent ollicc
Ruled out of ordor.
Judge Aylosworth withdraw his nan
no but Mr. Vaughan insisted that ho shot
is , stick , nhd wanted to have Mr. 81
Iso withdraw. Mr. Shoa thereupon wii
drow.
'OS ' Judqo Aylosworth was elected by i
is plantation as chairman , and Mr. Gril
to in like manner as secretary.
in In taking the chair Jude.o Ayloswoi
spoke in favor of harmony.
nd Vaughan moved that the convent !
to proceed to elect thirteen delegates
ballot.
Mr. Ouppy moved that a committee
jor three bo appointed to recommend nan
ich for delegates , said committee to cons
of of W. II. Vau han , Robert Percival a
Thomas Bowman.
.ho Mr , Porcivnl advocated in doing an
er , away with any connnitto and have t
1m convention vote on ono at time , ft
k- Ouppy then withdraw his motion.
kat Mr. Ware moved as an amendment
at- Yauglum's motion that the delegates
380 elected ono at a tiuio.
ich Frainoy moved to lay the nracndim
ort on the table. Lost , ba vote of
to 37.
i is 37.Mr. . Percival
moved that the deloga
ins present bo empowered to cast a full vi
ng. of the delegation. Ruled out of order ,
old Mr. Fraiiioy moved to amend thopoi
Ing amendment by electing delegate *
us- ballot instead of viva voco.
f a Mr , Ware moved to lay this on i
ngi table. Carried.
Mr. Shea moved to amend by voti
ays
. by call of township.
irk.
Mr. Percival moved to amend still f
> th. thor by giving the delegates the power
; ivo cast a full voto. Those amendments w
accepted by Mr. Ware , and thii was tl
carried ,
The original motion wat then carr
the providing for the selection of the di
uio gate * ono at a time by call of townshi
in rt P rcival presented the name
J. P. Oasady ,
Col. Tarn moved to elect by acclnmn-
ion. Ruled out.
Judge Casady was elected by ( > G to 2 ,
and it wan then made unanimous.
Wells Cook then moved Robert Per-
civnl. Vnughan moved W. A. Myn-
stor.
Robert Porcival and W. A. Mynslor
were olcolcd by acclamation j then Mar-
ihal Key was elected in the same man
ner.
ner.Prtfc Lncy moved W. 13. Cuppy , r' (
Avocn. Elected by acclamation.
Frainoy moved J. I. Lutx.
ncclamalion.
Mr. Pcrciv.il moved Oiv \Vicldmm. .
Carried.
Mr. Walters mm'v. . II. Vaughan.
Elected , Bowman feting against him. .
Mr. Vaughal' . lcn nominated Thomas
Bowman , bi't 0 iatcr declined to bo
favored.
Mr. , Cuppy liamcd Pat. Lacy. 'Elected.
J. , J , Shoa was then clioseni
G. A. llolmos named Wm. 'Brix. W.
{ R. Vaughan named Col. Koatloy in-
stcivd.
} Then a little flurry nrcso. Mr. Brh
was declared elected.
J. J. Framoy , S. D.PO , S. G. Under
wood and others were called for in con1
fusion. jPhocounty "members slioutct
for the city not to gobble everything
Vaughan insisted that Frainoy's imini
had bc n leconded end should bo votct
on. Holmes wanted Underwood , Dyi
and Kentloy should bo voted on at once
f Mr. Grillin moved tn choose the otho ;
twc-dologatos by ono ballot
Holmes tried to talk and Vaughn calloc
him to order attd n short round was indulged
dulgod in. Mr. Frainoy then declined
Lacy then named Perry Reel. Vuughi
named Colonel Tnm. J. J. Shea nominated
natod S. Dyo. There were r.rios oforder
and general confusion. Grill'm called fo
a vote on his motion. Mr. Shea movci
to lay on the table. Lost.
Mr. Grilliii's resolution was carried
and ho named Underwood and Dye
Vaughn named Colonel Tarn and Frai
noy. Mr. Dye withdrew in favor c
Colonel Koatky , and ho was elected b ;
acclamation. Then another tumul
broke out. There were a dozen on th
floor at once , all straining their voices fo
some pot candidate. Griflith dc
nicd that hio resolution wo
in force , and that the election must b
for two at a time by call of township
The chair decided the point well taken an
that the election ofjCol.'Koatloy wasoutc
order. The roll was then called on th
election of the remaining two delegate !
This resulted in the election of Co
Kcatloy and Mr. Underwood , an Co
Tarn moved that each delegate bo on
powered to select his own altornati
Frainoy amended that the convontio
elect thirteen alternates. Mr. Wai
moved to lay the amendment on tl :
is. table. Carried. The motion of Co
Tarn was then carried.
Mr. Fraiuey presented the followii :
losolutioj ;
Jtcaolvcd , That the delegates to tl
Burlington convention nso all honorab
0- efforts to sccuro for the Ninth distri
delegates to the national democratic coi
vontion who will bo favorable to tl
nomination of Tildon and Hondricks.
J. J. Shea moved to lay the rcsolutic
on the table Lost. The resolution w ;
then carried.
Put Lacy proposed to decline to son
as a delegate if Mr. Reel or Mr. Dj
would go in his place.
Tlio convention then adjourned.
tie The result of the day's squabble wi
ISn. - to give from the city ten delegates ai
n.of from the county three delegates. Tl
of following are from the Bluffs : J. ]
lo Casady , Robert Porcival , W. A. Myn
tor. Marshal Key , J. I. Lutz , Owe
Wickham , W. R. Vaughan , Pat Lac
Win. Brix , Col. J. H. Keatloy. Fro
the outside towns , W. B. Cuppy ,
13 Avoca ; J. J. Shoa , of Noola , and S. (
Underwood , of Keg Crook.
Foster , the florist , on Harrison strsi
Council Blufls , has the largest stock we
of the Mississippi. Send for catnlogu
Now goods , now prices , which mu
pleoso you if you will only stop and i
quire of A. J. Mandol , 325 Broadway.
BUILDINGBBIDGES ,
I'ho County Board Iicta Us Contra
and liayn Out Bonio AVorlc to
lit Begin on.
nt
of
At the mooting of the county boai
ad yesterday , the bond of the Irolandbridj
adx
x- company for the faithful performance
lie the bridge contract awarded thorn on tl
d. llth inst. , was filed and approved.
Supervisor Graham was authorized
build a tiostlo bridge near Burchard's
TO
Hardin township ; also n trestle on tl
oo line of section 8 and 17 , Ilardin townshi
[ oor. Supervisors Graham and Kirkwoi
r.k. were empowered to build n bridge pe
k. tioned for by Chusirmu nnd others on t ;
ir- line of Norwalk and Hardin township
ire - also power to build a trcstlo bridge no
Mr. Hancock's ' , in Garner township , pr
of viding the right of way cannot bo re
Konably ho obtained on the south side
Indian Crock.
ry
ra. Supervisor Jv irk wood was authoriz
to build a ono hundred foot bridge
10 , Loveland , wiih approaches ; also pow
lid to act on bridge between sections 30 ai
Oft 31 , township li , raugo 42 , on Weston ai
Noola roads ; also authority to constru
a bridge across Pigeon crook , northed
of the Paris mill.
1C-
I'm Supervisor Underwood was authorizi
to build an additional 40-foot conibin
then tion bridge on the west end of the bridj
on Niahnabotna river , near Griswold.
on Supervisor Frum was given authori
by to build ono 40-foct bridge in Layt (
township , and a like ono in Knox tow :
of ship , near Avoca.
ica The board then adjourned. The mot
ist bors wont out last night to examine
nd road near Avoca.
Children taken quicker than n wink
the Knickerbocker , 220 South Ma
ho
hor. street.
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r.to SPECIAL NOTICES
bent NOTJCK. Hpoclal udvcrtlMmenta , inch M Lo
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kant , WnuU , lloa :
> nt Ing , ute , , will bo Inxrted ID this column at the I
20 rate of TEN CENTS I'KH LINK lot the first luucrtl
and FIVC CENTS I'KH LINK lor each tubsoquent
tos Mrtloa. Lc vo adrertlMments at our office , No
> to Pearl Street , near Ilroadwar
WANTS.
id. A live boy with pony to carry roi
by WANTED C 1I at Council Blutfn Il otllco.
\TTTANTKU-Every boily in Council Bluflt to tl
.ho Yy TuillKB. DcllrcroJ by carrier at only twoi
conu a cok.
OLD I'AI'Cllg r'vr wlo at U * ctliou , at 6 cc
a hundred.
ar- A OKNT8 Ixullca uid gentlomeu can maka
arto clatu wagei by willuiK Uie "Chaioplou HUB
btrccther auil Ironing Hoard. * ItetaU * at II.
era Any lady can do Una Una vhlrt without wria
ion andfln | iliuiilablyMthabotlauudrtuican.Addr
fori itlcular 0. U. 8. &LOu. , t B ctlloe , ( or (
, tno'ith.
WANTKD-A Koodglrl at K. C. Houio , 1609 ,
tthttreet. Kun olhtrneedapily. |
of "W NTED-A tltuatlon u book-keeper or t >
I r nun on lewcrago or contract work Kefcrou
Addr w J. U.glo th it aud Oth avc.
LADIES !
WE APJjd KEQElVINa SUME VERT FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. .
112 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) TOW A
West Side Saunro , Clnrmda i
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
AND WOOD ,
BULK.'AND BAUUKI , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , inClHQAN PLASTER , DAII
wo , B39 Broadway. - ' COTJNCK. BLTTPFB. IOWA ,
We Imvo the The latest nov-
finest stock and cltiog for Spriug
nil the Intest de Overcoats w d
signs to select have jusb re
from. ceived. See them
NONE HUT TIIK LEADING
BEST OP SKILLED
HANDS EJII'LOYKD. Merchant Tailors
7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS
All klnda of , X3C.
Engineering Land Sur * I Cxi-Vil Ea3CLSTil3L03rS
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voylny.caitti calcul atcd , I ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , MA ,
etc. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
urtalns , in Lace , flic , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattings , Linoleums Et
ihoicest Stock West of Chicago
jomo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lint
hcapost place to buy House Furnishings in the City. '
OUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. '
New Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATE !
Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant ,
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN
342 and 344 Broadway. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA ,
KJ. O lison Mo Ii at all Hotira.
Chct il'cuMnc 1'ixrtlcn a Specialty.
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
ITNorHiMninSK , COUNCIL BLUFFS
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Mftin Streor. - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
jtiTSpecUl attcnllon tn f rdcru my Mall. GOUjNuIll BJjTJFFSt 10 W A
Fig leaves are out of style , so nro goat and sheep skin ; shawls and blankets have
gone hy. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
KOBENE & LANDSTROM ,
B E o 37 o li SL n't " 37 SL i I
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Their Prices are Truly Eeasonable { < 4\ \
L , A. CASPEE ,
Tlio Largest and Moat Complete Green House In
Western Iowa.
Over84-,900 Feet o Glass in Use.
The Greatest variety and the Choicest plantn. My
collection of Plants and Mowers la now complete In
every respect , and the public ro Invited to call and
Inspecttho na.no.
I was awarded the First Premium at the Council
BlufTg District Fair in September , 18S3 , over all com
petitors : atid bavo sln.o added many new anil
choice varieties , and am prepared to furnish A new
clagt * of plants that have heretofore been unattainable
in this market , for which 1 make no extra charge.
Cut flowers and floral designs furnished [ romptly ,
and on snort notice. 1 have just issued a now cat
alogue tor 1R34 , which will bo cent free on application.
Green Vegetables the Year Round.
Horse llvllsh In bottles.
23 Plorce St. Council ! Bluffs Iowa.
N. SCHUEZ.
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OFFICE OVKH A11KUICAN EXPRESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. - 1QWA.
Grain & Provisions
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. >
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. S3Pearl Street - Council Bluftd , Iowa.
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
We KUarnntco the euro of the following named ills-
scaacs , or no iiay : Khoumatlam , Scrodila , Ulcers , .
Catarrh , a'l Blood andeklndlaoarcs , DvuwpslftLlvor
Complaint , Kidney anil Bladder Diseases. Omit , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , These Springs are the favorite1'
resort of the tired ami dobllltatad , and are the
FEEULE LADItS BKST FU1END , '
Good hotel , livery and bathing accomodntlon bothf
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque' '
and healthy. Accessible by Wabash railway , a
Evona , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albany. CorreFpnndcno
solicited , HEV. U. II. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloam Springs , jOentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gra\1ty 1.002'
Reaction.i Ncutra >
Carbonlo Acid Has 20 in. twr gallon )
Carbonate Calcium 85,921 Grains-
Carhonato Iron 7,041 ! ' ,
Sulphate Magnesia 3.2SB "
Sulphate Calcium 1,148 "
Chloride Sodium 7,200
Sillica 1,608 "
Alumina . . . .0,016
Organloand Volatile matter and IDBS 1,469 "
TotalsolidH per gallon j 07,174 "
\VRIQIIT& MKIIRILL. Cbemlsta
JACOB 'SIMS. E. P. CADWELL
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , llaln Street. Hooma 1 and Bhugait & Mo-
Mahon'i ) Block. Will practice In State and e'er J
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CARPETS ! CARPETS ! CARPETS !
IN ALL GRADES.
M , The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
Uy uu Of all kinds , Dimension and Color , Rugs , Mattings , Etc.
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