Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 22, 1884, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text* - , - * > " OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY APKIL 22 , 1684. PAIL * BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Tuesday Morning. Aaril 22 , No. 7 rcarl Street , Hear Broaflway. MINOK MENTION , . Ileitor'a , npring goods. Birdie BH a nt tlio rink to-night. The democratic dologatcs leave for Burlington to-night. Charley Fullerton for boinf ? drunk was duly asscaaod ycatorday. The young mon should remember the Y. 21. 0. A. entertainment this evening All railroad tickets bought of D. W Bushnoll are guaranteed , also nil rdbato orders given by him. George Johnson , for being drunk am exposing hia person , was lot off yesterday day with the usual $7.00. Oopt. Williama nnd S. 0. Mitcnoll nro the postal clerks assigned to duty nt the ro-distribution ofllco just catabliahen thoro. Some of the residents on Mynator strco have boon nlannod nbout n reported case of email pox. The acaro proves to bo ill founded. Tom Henderson , arrested for trying to pick a drunken man's pocket , on Main atroot , was yesterday discharged , no pros ccuttng witness appearing. W. H. Foster , the Harrison street flo rist haa 20,00Hoot ( of space under glass , nnd the largest stock west of iho Missis- aippi. Send for catalogue. Wm. Richardson and A. Horn were before - fore the police court yesterday for being fighting drunk. Richardson was fined and Harris * case was continued. Permits to wed were granted to Wm. J. Williams and Asonath Qilmoro , ol Loroland ; also to Maurlco Welsh and Maggie Bilor , of Pacific Junction. There was a quiet vrcdding at the Ogden don house yesterday , by which Dr. Newton - ton Silsby and Miaa Lois Cable'both of lattlo cioux , were made one. ROY. Cy rus Hardin officiated. Mr. A. A. Ooralt now uses hia now- nicklo skates which have just arrived. They were a present from Mr. H. H. Martens , the proprietor and manager of the roller skating rink. The police yesterday were notified to look out for a horse stolen from Randolph Sunday night ; a brown horse with blind mi bridle and hakor. The horao is about 7 years old and weighs 1150 pounds. A. Collier and Wesley Quackonbush p were yesterday found guilty before Judge Eft Aylcgworth of stealing some carpenter's tools. They were each fined $50 and costs , and in default wont to jail for fif teen days. "Nophi" , who already owes the city a number of fines , was again assessed yes terday for hia Saturday night spree , and lot go again. If that stone pile was only ready , it would bo a good thing to let him take a summer's contract , nnd catch up oven with the city , if possible. ' Gideon Lfayno's house on ' Sixth avenue has also been viaitod by the sneak thieves who secured a quantity of provi- nioua from the lardorr , and placed them out on the porch , but for some reason or other , probably fright , loft them there and hurried off. The members of the Young Men's shooting club are scattered about the country on a aide-hunt , bagging all the game they can with shot and silver dollars lars , They are to report to the Pacific house to-day and those with the lowest bags must net up a feast for nil. Birdie Bliss , the boy wonder , who so captivated Council Blull's on his previous uppoaranco here , by hia remarkable skill and grace in the use of roller skates is to appear again at the roller skating rink this evening. Ho is worth seeing more than once , nnd as ho introduces now movements each time thoio YfJlP have "Tlooi iuhx Wore * ill find aa much ; entertainment in Boeing him again , as if for the first time. Ho is without doubt E-f ' the champion boy skater of the ago , Judge Aylesworth'a timewiu yesterday afternoon occupied in hearing the case of T. M. Oant , a horao dealer living at Ani > ta , CMS county , and who was arrested for i NteaUog a hone from Henry Hall , of . Oaaha. It appear * that Hall and Cant were talking of trading horses , and Hall UVB that ht , agreed to trade if G ant's bone did not , balk. While trying the kortef , Hall claim * that Gant and a gang of fellow * met him , drove to the transfer and catne over to this side , he , following tbem and they threatening him. Ho arrived at transfer too late but came over on Ike next run and got Oulcor Dunn to .go-with him to hunt the fellow up. They found tbem in f camp near Itapp's place , Gent made a run but was overtaken and after quite a wrangle was. arrested. He claimed that it was a iquaro trade and that Hall , on finding that the horse balk < dtook ; this way of getting out of it , fl r. The Hieu with him swore also to ita bolnj a Wade. The judge hold the case opei uatil this morning , suggesting that in thf meantime they bad bettor fix itupninouj themselves , as it would otherwise lead it much trouble and expense. ti A ISO prize given this week at tin booting gallery opposite the opera hous ' totbe i > r ou aaking the bent score ii 11 Oy4 V nolWaa cf tUe VennlllUa UroVt , ttt. ( wejr kMn , WM at tte I'ftoifis yu > A VAIN OHASE , Droolcs and Million Glyo np tlio Hunt IhrtlioMlHuourl Mmdcrcr. As was stated in yesterday evening's BEB , Brooka and Mullen , Uio ox-polioo- mon , started out on Sunday nftornoon on achoso nfter Jesse Glover , for which $1- OOOrownrd is ofTorcd , ho having shot and killed a man named Bnrch at Mando- villo , Mo. A man answering Glover's description stopped at Kiel's hotel barn about 10 o'clok Sunday "morning , and then loft to have fed a gray horse with one shoo oft , just as described in the sheriffs advertisement. The man said ho was going to got shaved , and about 11 o'clock came back , got the horse , and wontawav. Brooks and Mullen getting track of this , mounted on horseback and wont after him , they being about three hours behind him. They followed thotrail to Pony creek and thorojloot the trail. Af ter keeping up the hunt until dark they returned humo. They are both satisfied that it was the real murderer whom they were after. Others doubt this. A man answering his description and having just such a horse was hero last Thursday and tried to sell the horse at Wise's stable , but as Mr. Wise was not in , the man said ho could not wait for him as ho had got to go across the river and it is supposed ho did so. so.Mra. . Norman Green thinks that Glover stopped at her hnuso to got something to oat .Sunday morning. Like the man nl Kid's hotel ulio know nothing about the man nt the time , but afterwards , picking up a paper and seeing the description therein published at once recognized the resemblance. Brooks and Mullen think ho must have gene to Glenwood or Mal- vorn. vorn.AUCTION AUCTION SALE OF LOTS , An Excellent Ohanco to Mnko 1'nylnp Investments at Persia , Aa will bo soon by the announcement in another column , L. 0. Baldwin effort ) for Bale at auction on Wednesday , April 30 , eighty choice lots in the town of Per sia. Persia is only about thirty miles from Council Bluil'd , and although not yet two years old , hasbccouio a thriving and rapidly growing place , and now aottlors are rushing in there rapidly. There is no doubt about the future of Persia , and those who invest there cannot but realize a handnomo profit. The lots offered are among the choicest , sotno being in the residence portion , and some in the busi ness portion. The lots ate already valu able not merely a speculation value , either , and the offer to dispose of thorn at public sale will cause a rush for them. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of 3. W. Forgusjon & Co. is this day dis solved by mutual consent. S. W. For- gussnn is alone authorized to Bottle up ; ho affairs of the firm : to collect debts awing it , and to discharge its liabilities. The firm will hereafter bo conducted by 3. W. Forgusson at the same placo. J. H. WUEKLKIl , S. W. FEUOUBSON. W. Q. ESIKKHOK , by S. W. FEiionsHON , his ngt. J. RICK POWBRS , by S. W. FEKQUSSON , his ngt. PERSONAL. S. A. llroadwoll , of Logan , Is at the Ogdon. J. it. I'easloo of Chicago is At Bcchtolo'a lotol. F. Sweotzer of Cincinnati arrived at the Pa.v jlfic yesterday. D. Molfarlano and wife , of Ilastingo , were it the 1'aclBo yoitenlay. Mr. Adolpb Michael * loft lost evening for a justness trip on the road. * Mrs , II , Boowoft is lying dangerously ill at ler homo on Myrtle street Col. Win. Orr , the well known stockman , returned yesterday from Chicago. Jtulgo Loafburrnw pont Suiuiay In this My and had a cosy chat with Judge Lyman. 8. W. ITorguason leaven to-day * for Grout Dlty Mo. , where hia wlfo and family nro visit- ng , and where during hia absouco ho will duly } b erv9 his Vouth wedding anulveruury. II. W. Dodd , flocrotary of Iho Odd Follows1 FrotocUva association of Ft. Madison , is in the city , conforrlog with the directors of the Council Bluffs osiogtntlon , with a > I w of con. nolldaUng the two associations. John LIndt , IS. J , Abbott , H , 0. BUDDI , J. D. Nicholson , . Maltby , L. Sherwood'Nato HoV&ddon nd L. B , Rucsoll comprised the delegates selected to represent Council Bluffs at the encaupmeat at Marshalltown , the "voU" loavlug for that pluco last evening. IOWA NISWB , Hon. L , R. Bolter , of Harrison couu- , expooU to go to Hot Springs , Ark. , an eon as he is able to travel. The Olinton Ago baa it that the roller ltating craze has become to great in Iowa Oily that married men have to ook their own moala. In the United States district court at Dnbucjue on the 15tb , Judge Hhirai im- poiod a fine of $175 on John F. Pyno , of the VInton Eagle , convicted of ao- oeptlng unlawful fees as n pension ogent. A nan of of Michael Hoylo , of Ham burg , a boy of 14 years , accidentally dis charged a pistol while taking it from hii breast-pocket , ou the 10th ; the ball tak ing effect in his head , inflicting fatal iu juries. Rev. H. N. Millard. formerly pastoi of the Baptist church in Boone , and win a year ago purchased a farm in the viciu ity of Boone , has utterly broken duwt in mind. It it thought by eouie , tin Boone Republican BBVS. financial troublei had much to do in causing the eilliction Mrs , Matilda Fletcher has hit upoi the Uwiof traveling uith a tontandgivini array of peace exhibitions. An attract I v yi.utg ) lady i her advance agent , He pl&n u to stop about n week in a place ccturing the children free in the day- imo ana the older people for a price in thoovGning. The latest report from the Oolton do 'nlcntton runs the amnunt up to $30,000 It is ftaid to bo probable that the bank will never open its doors ngnin. It is tlao intimated that other ofid-ers of the bank , atido from tlio absconding canhier , are involved in guilt. Unfortunate opocu iHtiotfft nn the Cnicaqo honrd of trade are at the bottom of the trouble. Dr. I. Snydcr , of Eldora , thrco years nqo vrnn hit in the tyo by a picco of sttel. Vho cyo troubled him for a few months , and the doctor thought ho had Buffered no particular injury. This winter , however over , the pnin returned , and ho has jutt had the cyobftll taken out. A piece of atocl nbout half the size of a grain of wheat , which had penetrated beyond the second lining , was found in the eye-ball , COMMEIlOIAh | COUNCIL D LUFFS UABRET. Wheat No. 2 spring , t > 5oj No. 3 , E5c ; re jected , Me ; eood demand. Corn l/ealars are paying 80o for old corn and Me for u w. Oats In Rood demand at 30o , liny i 00@0 00 per ton ; Wo per bale. Rye 10@46o. Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds. Wood-7-Good supply ; prices at ynrdu , C 00@ roo. roo.Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft , 5 00 per ton Lard Folrbank's , wholesaling at OJc. Flour City Hour , 1 ( > 03 30. Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz. MVE STOCK. Cattle 3 fiO@4 OOj calves , 5 50@7 GO. Iloni Local packers nro buying now and there is a good demand for all grades ; choice packing , G 25 ; mixed , f 23. rnonncE AND racrra. Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , com mission merchants , CSS Broadway. Butter Creamery , 35c ; chtioo conntryrolla , in peed demand , 20c. iKg8 ( 13o per do/on ; veryacnrco. Poultry Ready ealojchlckoiiB.drossod , 12 jc ; live , 9c ; turkeys , dreasod , 15o ; Hro , 12c ; uclcR , dressed , 12Jc ; live , 8c. Oranges 4 00@4 CO per box. Lemons 3 COM4 00 per box. Bananas 2 50@3 CO per bunch Vegetables Potatoes , 4060 ; onions , 7 > cj cabbage , 4 cents per pound ; apples , ready sale at 3 25@4 00 tor prime stock. Allow Us To Sny That a good deal of the suffering in this world can bo avoided by purchasing Dr. Thomas' JKclcctrie OU. and using it as per directions. It is au infallible cure fur all achen , sprains , and pains. Ethics of tlio Street Cnr. Detroit Free I'riBii. "Take my sent , madam. " "Thanks ! Now , Ethel dear , there is a seat. Sit richt down " "Indeed , I shan't Olara. Take tha Beat yourself. I prefer to stand. " "Now , dear , you know you're iilmout tired to doixth. bit down. " /'And lot you stand ? Well , I think I see myself. Besides I'm going to pay the fare. " "No , you're not. " "Yes , I nm. " "It's my turn. Sit down and lot me do it. " &o. ( Enter third lady , who takes the vacant scat. ) SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , such as Lout , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In thlj column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PEIl LINE ( or each subsequent n- sertlon. Leave tdrertlsenienti at oar office , No. Pesrl Street , near Broadwav . . . . WANTnU A llvn boy with pony to carry rout ( or Bis. Call at Council Blufla Bun office. WANTED Every body m Council Uluffs to take TuiBii. Delivered by carrier at only twenty cents a wcok. OLD PAC E1U For Bale at B office , at 25 cents a hundred. A GENTS T.adlc > and gentlemen can make first XXclasa wogei by selling the "Champion Bosom Btrccther and Ironing Uoard. " Retail * at tl.OO. Any lady can do up a line thlrt without a wrinkle and gloei It as nicely "the oc t laundries can. Address ( orpaitlcularaG. B. S. & L Co. , BBS office , ( or ODD month. FOR RENT One furnUhed ( rant room at 017 8 Bill t Oeotleman only , liofore ce requlnd JACOB BIMS. E. P. CAJDWELL 8IMS&CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Offlcfl , Ualn Street. Rooma 1 and Shugart ft Wo- Uahoa'i Block. Will praotioe In Ptate and ede * * ! Urain & Proiisions BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. , J. Y. FULLER , Commission Merchant No. 33 Pearl Street Ccuhcll BlulTii , Iowa. ROLLER KATING ORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVE , OpenlOCOa. : m.,2COp. : in and7SOp. ; m. , fSTMuslo on Moaday , WeJuesday and Friday v Ing * . ADUIflSION U CENTS. No ubjuctlonalila o aracten will b admitted. U. It. UAKTEN9 . PUOI'IUETOn , W. R. VAUGHAMf Justice oi tbe Peace. Omaha and Connill UlntTr. Ileol e t t oolleo ton a ni 011 JV.1 > - vvr unilnei UonV. N. 80HTJRZ. Justice of the Peace. OKKICK OVKR AilKWOAH COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. m , , HJ , Hilton , M.D , PEYSIOIAN & SURGEON , 223 MlddU Bro < lWr. Council Blnfli. M D. R , Rice , . CANCERS , Orer thirty ) ear'practical ' < ip ritooa Offlo Ho K 1'entl vtraut , CouuoU lllufli t < fOounulUilMi I run iuoo. omcoa , a. M. rvur. OFFICER & PUSE ? BANKERS. CouooU IlluBi . . U. Establisnea - - 185 ( Daoleri la Fotclga td ia ilo K ch ngi M BvoirlU LADI WE ARE HEUEJ.VING BuME VKBY FlNE a OUR FINE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock , Z. T. LBNDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs. ) rnw A w A' West 11U ' Side Saunro , Clnrmda MAYNE & PALMER , DKAtKRS IN Hard and AND WOOD , BULK 'AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND FORTUND OEMKNT , HlCmOAN PLASTER , HAIR Ho. BS9 Broadway. - . AND BKWKR - PIPE. . COHNOn. BLUFFB. IOWA. H. H. HORNE < & CO. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN me s Wo make a specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA and YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted as represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I C52 Broadway , H. H. HORNE & CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. All kinds of JT. 3BC. Engineering o : E- ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COudL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. JtSADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH urtalns , In lace , 'Ik ' , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc hoicest Stock West of Chicago. ome and bo convinced that we are headquarters for all goods iu our line , 'heapest ' place to buy House Furnishings in the City. OUNC1L BLUFFS , - . . . . . IOWA. Mail Orders Filled Promptly and wihh Care u % The only Hotel in this City on the Eurrpoan plan of " PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " Ne-w Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTliALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant , PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA , L1VKTO EM , "KAfTOLiVK. O .toi.or to Tlxo Mo l at All Ilcnirs. I'ttrtlcnaSpfdMtv. J Pw/A Il UJU.IL JL JLUIJUU JL WAJALUA J ; SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY , Mnin fir. , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHOLESALE fltfleiy , TMer's ' Stock ; ffflTSpccltl attention to rrdtrn my Mail. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Fig loaves are out of style , so are goat and ehccp skin ; shawls and blankota have none by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look both neat and drossy , call on NOKENE & LANBSTROM , Their Prices are Truly Reasonable i MRS. S. J. NOEHIS , A Complf to Assortment of the Latest Novelties in MILLINERY AND NOTIONS I05S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS- The undersigned is paying the highest market price for Rags. 3. QOLTISTETN. ! - - - C40 Broadwoy , Council Bluffs HARfiVBABU KELLEY , 34 N. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLTTFFS. oto3r OHMELlloiE1' DEALER IN ALL THfi LATEST DESIGNS OF ML PAPER M fllfif Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Geo. R. Beard ! W LL P Largest Window Stock 9 in the. City Materia -AND- And BOOM MOULDING , Lowest CORNICE POLES Prices Guaranteed. Painting. 32 Main Street and 33 Pearl Street , - ' - - IOW . NEXT DOOR TO THE POSTOFEICE. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.