THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY , SEPTEMBERS , I 4.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Friday Morning September 5 ,
8UBSCIUITION IIATES ,
nr Canlef SO cent * per wcc
BylUU - . 810.00 | x > i jca
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOB MENTION ,
See J. Holler's fall goods.
The county supervisors yoalorda ;
afternoon made n trip to Vaughan av
cnuo.
The parking about the Baptist church
have been completed , improving .th
looks of the property greatly , ;
A Blaine and Logan glee club of about
thirty members has been organized under
the charge of J. M. Troynor.
Ilogular mooting of Fidelity Council
No , 150 , II. A. , this evening. All members
bers are requested to bo present.
There Is to bo n moonlight picnic this
evening by the "Y. K. W. " which being
interpreted means "You Know Who. "
Seven or eight carpenters are busy on
the now building of the Homo of the
Friendless , and it will soon bo complet
ed.
Mike O'Brien had the distinction o
being the only cso In police court yes
torday. Ho was only charged § 7.00 , no
advantage being taken of his situation.
Ed. Falnnan , 0110 of THE BEE carrier
boys , is becoming quito a skillful penman
under the Instruction of the Western
Iowa colloRO , and is able to do some very
fancy as well as plain penmanship.
The letter carriers are planning for n
great time at their ball in Bloom it
Nixon's hall , September 10. The pub
lic ought to show it appreciation of the
boys by giving them a rousing benefit.
At least three woll-known confidence
men are almost dally soon on the streets
hero. They ought to bo known to the
police , at least , as well as they are known
to outsiders , and ought to bo invited to
BOO how the land looks beyond the city
limits.
The Ladies' Harmony Mission society
will give another of their pleasant "dimo"
sociables Friday evening , September C ,
at the residences of 0. M. Burgess , 327
Logan street. Entertainment by Mrs.
0. LI. Burgees and Mrs. 1'hil Moorman.
All are cordially invited.
Barnum's advertising par was hero yes
terday. It has n calliope built in ono
end , and this was started up with its un
earthly howlings at so early an hour yos.
torday morning , that the disturbed slum-
bcrors wore yesterday after the scalp of
the responsible calliopcist , wherever ho
was.
was.Tho
The body of Rov. Father Mulholland
laid in atato yesterday in the Catholic
church. Uo was clad In his vestments ,
and surrounded by the lighted candles
and some beautiful 11 oral tributes , includ
ing a cross and -wreath. The funernl
services will bo hold at ton o'clock this
morning.
John G. Wilson , the shoemaker , was
in again yesterday for a continuation of
his old drunk. Wilson's case Is n oad
ono , a nice old gentleman but for this "
weakness , a Cno family , and many of
friends who would gladly help him. Ho
still seems to have lost his grip and is al
most lost to all sense of shame.
Ono of the saddest showings of vrhat
whiskey will do when it becomes master ,
was made recently at the city jail , where
a man roaring drunk , was locked up by
request of his family while the funeral of
his daughter was in progress , ho not being -
ing In any condition to bo present with
out disturbing the last sad rites.
A dog belonging to Mrs. Jones , whoso
name has recently boon given such un
pleasant notoriety in connection with the
church trial , scorned to bo going mad ,
not on account of the church trial , but
liocauso a dog supposed to bo mad had
bitten him. Deputy Marshal Bats with
his little gun ended the dog's hfo.
It is currently reported that on Mayor
Vaughau's return there will bo a general
change in the police force , which BOCIIIS
to have become demoralized during his
absence , if not before. The reported
changes have brought out about sixty
applicants , all of whom expects to got
the first chance to whisper in the mayor's
car , wlion ho returns.
T. D. King it Co. , are foiling their '
now quarters , uuarly opposite the opera
houao , in fine shape , it being ono of the L
neatest cigar stores and factories in the
city. Among the now additions in the
way of signs is a mammoth cigar , aboul
aix feet long , turned out of wood at
Phillinp'a axe factory , and Jim Bradley
paiutod it up in fine shape.
The kindergarten started by the Homo
of the Friendless association , opens Mun
day next in the chapel of the Baptisl
church , The material has arrived and ii
of the beat , coueiating of chairs , tablui
and all other noccssalrcs , and a piano is
already in place , and an assistant teacher
is secured. The success of the echoo
seems insured , as a number of pupils are
already enrolled. All who desire to
have their little folks got the advantage o
kindergarten instruction under compe
tout teachers should bo at the chape
Monday morning.
Bomo of the papers in their report
the recent bar meeting , fall Into the crro
of stating Mr. Jacob Sim's joined in th
call.I { Mr. Bima was absent from the clt ;
nt the time the arrangements wore mad
for the meeting , and on his return ,
first aajuioucd , but learning the natur
of the work , gave notice two day belor
the meeting that ho and his friends woul
not participate , aa they did not wish
bo bound by the action of the mooting
It is understood that Mr. Sims' frlond
prefer to settle the matlor at the prima
rics.
An Englishman , named M. L. Davis
was arrested here on telegram from Lo
Mars , and yesterday the officer from
there was here after him , It appoarot
that Davis , who is a civil engineer , wa
bound for California , taking with him hi
instruments , on which there wai a chat
tel mortgage. Ho said that ho gained
tlio necessary permission of the man to
whom ho gave the mortgage , to tnko the
instruments with him , but it seems this
man had sold the mortgage to another
man who did object. The matter was
adjusted in some way BO that Davis was
allowed to pursue his journoy. .
Ono of the clorka in a Broadway store
seeing a dog hanging about the place ,
concluded it would bo a good joke to
taint the canine with some white paint
which was being used for some purpose
about the atoro. Ho had just got his
side * rested from laughing BO heartily at
ho appearance of the painted dog , when
the proprietor of the store , the clerk's
'boss ' , " came in , and Booing [ the dog in
his condition , fairly howled , "Who in
lades has boon painting my dog ? " It
lawncd on the young man then that it
was not a stray dog , but belonged to Ilia
employer. The latter made the young
nan undo the work , and by the time the
clerk had scrubbed the paint off the dog ,
ho was "mighty glad ho had hia laugh
first. "
Some of the city officials are kicking
lustily because the telegraphs , the con
tents oflottors , etc. , of the bond-sollcrs
leak out , or at least are learned and
published by THE BEI : , and sometimes
by other papers. They are roaring be
cause the news is not' kept quiet , { and
they charge various pat-ties with leaking ,
The second mooting of the council hold
in Yaughan's back room , at which $000
waa appropriated to pay the expenses of
the trip east , indicate that some of the
ofliciala at least , prefer darkness rather
than light. The ofllclals may not bo
able to learn how THE BEG finds out the
contents of the telegrams , but in justice
to the telegraph ollico , it shall bo said
that THE BEE docs not know of any leak
there and does not believe there ia any ,
ml further , that THE BEE gota the nnws
n a legitimate way.
A OUNNOT OOUPLE ,
They Scoin To Bo Trying to Work
The City.
A mysterious acting man and woman
has appeared hero lately , and have acted
so queerly in aomo waya that the keen-
oycd ones have watched them somo.
They act at timca as if husband and
wife , and at other times very differently.
The woman at tlmoa aoparatos from the
man and sooma to bo making moves of a
ilirty nature to say the least , but the
man hovers about within n short dia-
tanco , it being evident that her attempts
attracting tlio attention of other men ,
are not without the knowledge or consent
of hnr male partner.
Ycatorday morning they were at ono of
the depots moving about aeparatoly in
the crowd and acting aa it otrangora to
each other , but were afterward soon to
moot again , and finally wont elf togothor.
"By , jove , " said a traveling man to ono
THE BEE men , aa ho chanced to aoo '
the couple , "havo you got that man and
woman here ? They ro tough onca. "
Then ho wont on to toll what ho know
about thorn. Uo said their game was the
injured husband "racket , " a regular
blackmailing scheme , in which the wo.
man , caught by the supposedly enraged
husband in the embrace of some other
man , threatens all sorts of vengeance and
oxpoauro , and ia finally hushed by
as largo a sum of money
as can bo squeezed out of the victim ,
llo wont on to name two or three towns
in the state , out of which they had driven
on account of the indignation felt at their
attempts at blackmailing. Ono hotel
was the scene of their operations and tlio
landlord ejected thorn both bodily in the
middle of the night. They are nut a
very prepossessing looking couple in some
respects , but still are liabln to got aomo
licentious man into their grip. The
police ought to bo on the lookout for
them , and give thorn a benefit the first
crooked work they attempt.
Tlio County Honda.
The county supervisors were yoslor-
ay forenoon busy in considering the
oad matters. Then the matter of the .
njunctlon suit pondint ; in regard to the )
low court house question came up. It
vill bo remembered thut last spring 0.
I. Scott got a temporary injunction pro-
'cnting the counting of the vote of Knox
and Layton townships. By keeping these
out the majority was In favor of building
now court house Fremont Benjamin
n the interest of Avoca , got out an in
junction restraining the county beam
from Issuing the bands for this
mrposo , Yesterday the board wanted
Scott to have his injunction dissolved ,
sut ho wanted Benjamin to dissolve
his first. The latter said that if Scott
would first lot his Injunction drop ho
would then drop his , but Scott Insisted
lie had a case and would not drop it.
f ho matter Is practically settled now , for
iho county board would not under the
circumstances go ahead and inane bonds
and built a now court houso. Another
election will have to bo held before the
matter is satisfactory settled , and all the
lawhiR done in the meantime will Inter
est the people little unless the county has
some costs to pay in the matter.
1'KHSONA.li.
K , It. Hlnckley , of Walnut , wnn in the city
yutttnlny ,
Cul. Abbott lion ffouo to Fremont to attend -
tend the reunion them.
llobeit G'ainu , vho represents Cook k
Aiif [ buryof Cedar Kaplils , was In tlio city
yentenlay.
0. G. llcl.lervho represents Mint's to
bacco factory of Milwaukee , wai in the city
yi-bUrtlay. Hu talk " "
* "May Qiioou , wild
other of lit * pet liranils with a happier Binilu
tbiin ever , for Unco hid last visit liuro n bounc
itu ; boy hun ctiinu into bin home , back in WU
couoiu.
INSULTING THE INNOCENT.
A Dirly Fellow Attempts Libertio
With aYoimLafly on a
Passenger Train ,
A. Tr .vcllliiK Man Protects Her , niul
tlio Fellow Hkljw.
On yesterday morning's incoming pas <
ongor train on the Northwestern road
was n young girl about fourteen years ol
ago , who was going down to Glonwood to
visit friends. A beastly sort of a follow ,
garbed in somewhat of n decent appear
ing human form , and who was occupying
a seat near the girl , commenced talking
with her , and his manner attracted the
ittontion of some of the passengers , ho
evidently keeping up a licentious og
ing , which soon apparently became evi
dent oven to the inexperienced eyes of
the young girl.
A traveling man on the train was
niong these who watched the perform-
nco , and It soon progressed to such'
orious extent that the girl began to cry.
t appears that the boast had even asked
her to slip into the ladies' dressing room ,
ho evidently intending to follow her
hero , and then as she became frightened ,
10 began to take some sly but outrageous
Ibortics on her. As the train was draw-
ng Into Missouri Volley , ho was ovor-
icard to toll the girl , "This is where you
want to got off , " and was actually trying
, o makohor believe thatsho had to change
ars there for Glonwood.
The traveling man , who had hoard
nough nnd soon enough to satisfy him-
elf that something decidedly wrong was
; oing on , stopped up to the follow , and
nformod him in about as plain , forcible
inguugo ns any ono could command that
. ! io ' best thing ho could do waa to skip
ight out of that car , and that if ho did
ot ho would suffer somewhat as ho do-
orvod for his gross insults to the girl.
The follow made a public effort to deny
mt ho had boon doing or saying any-
, ilng very bad , when another traveling
tan came to the front and said that if
mo couldn't throw him out two could.
The follow wont ilying , and the last soon
f him ho was on the platform at Mis-
ouri Valley , a much safer place than it
vould have boon for him on the train
ftor the details of his action had boon
earned. The little girl came the rest of
10 way to this city well protected , and
ortunatoly mot hero an old friend of the
amily who took her in his charge.
An Appeal.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Sept. 0,1S8-1.
'o a Generous Public :
Dear Friends The members of the A.
I. E. church , of this city , having noirly
omplotod their buildinc , wore forced to
uspond operations on account of a scar-
.
ity of funds. In view of ihii wo do
arnostly appeal to you for your kind as-
alanco ; trusting you to give us immedi-
to assistance before the cold weather
ots ins
Our pastor , Rov. R. II. Williamson , is
uly authorized to solicit contributions ,
vhich wo assure you will be groatfully
ecolved and faithfully applied , and wo
liall commend you to Him who has
romiscd that "Tho liberal soul shall bo
mdo fat. "
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlsementa , Buo M Lost ,
ound , To Loan , For Halo , To Rent , Wants , Board.
ag , etc. , will bo Inserted la this column at the low
it * o ! TEN CENTS PKU LINE for the first Insertion
nd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each nibaoquenl n-
Mrtlon. Leave ulrortberaonta at our office , No.
'uarl Struct , near Ilroadwav
WANTfl.
LyANTKII , A flrst clanss Jlirber at 623 Uroad-
T t vta > . P. W , Uerktvn , Council Illuffs ,
A\t. St.
ilfANIKD A jount ? laily vlshosn situation lo ilo
IT Koiicr.il cop ) Ing or liook-ktTjilnL' . Adilroes 0.
. 13KK olllco , Coiucll llluflH.
iX ANTIID Younir lady a operator In Telephone
\ > olllco at Council lllnffu , Iona. scpHt
FOI1 HALK-At a bargain , n frcnh sHck of Drugs
nnd Medlclnoa , furnlturn and llx-.urcH , In store ,
ooin No. 106 Upper Iltoadnn ) ; rent low , loaao tinn
it > r three joard , Applv at unco to A. HIlOi- :
IAKK11 ,
TyANTKl ) blnliiKroomptrl Immediately. Wajjos
I > $16 per month , nmtly ol Steward , Ogden
101180.
[ TiOll HAI.K Sly resilience , curlier 7th avcnuu and
JL1 10th street. If taken noon will oil ! for $2,00 ]
iclowaluo. . Will Mio loll furniture , carpets , A.O. ,
II or In part. It not aold at once will rent piotnl-
ON , with house furnished or unfurnlnhed , at
noderato rent. Any ona thinking ot nioklur
heir homo In Council bluHs \ vllldoclltolmestl -
Me. thin odor. It U the bust bargain over offered
n thu dty. JI A. UPTON.
Vtl ) 1'APKllS-Kor eale at lln ollloo , at 25 ceiite
" a hundred.
A GENTS Ladle * and gentlemen can make first
JVcliss nagon by Helling the "Champion llosoui
Htrocthor nud ronlne Hoard. " HotaOa at (1.00.
Anv lady can do una line Bhlrt without a wrlnkla
aim Klonn It aa nicely aa the bust laundrlencan , Addreito
lorpwtlcularaO. It. S. & 1. Co. , Un ollloo , Couud
llua .
N. SCHUBZ.
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oftle Peace.
OPFIOK OVKH ASIKKIOAN EXPUB33.
OUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
K. Eice M , D.
or other tumon removed without lh
kullo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES"- ' "
U\or blrty yearn mactloM experluioe Offloe No.
1'uar trort , Council UluOi
fiTConoiilUtloii trco
DDDB. O. O.
DENTIST.
100 MAIN ST11EET ,
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COUNCIL DI.UFFS - - IOWA.
Grain . & Provisions ,
BOOOE'S ' SIOUX 01TY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No .W i'oarl Street Council lllutt. ow ;
Mrs , n , J , Billon , M n. ,
PRYSIOIAN & SURGEON ,
332 MldOlo lroi } < lY y , Council Jiloflj.
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Customers Should Not Neglect the
Present Opportunity for
Securing Bargains
I3ST
Fresh , Hew Goods Almost Daily Arriving
and Inviting Examination.
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
We will give $25 for any horse we cannot
cure of interfering , knee cut
ting or forging.
Af ! Shoes are Hand Made and NO MACHINE
SHOES USED. All Work Guaranteed.
10 Broadway . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANDEMAKERS & VAN/
STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsman St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention aud satisfaction
Guaranteed.
PALYSWOETK.
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W.K AYi-O W O R T H. )
AT-DKC-I"
'rirno IlniiHon moved on tlio LlTTt/i : GIANT trucks . and any distance aud over any LI ml ot ground.
MUCK IIOUKK3 raUcd. All work guaranteed.
W.I1' . AYLSWOUTII , 1010 Ninth street.
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COUNCIL HLl'lTS.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Fresh asid Salt Meats. .
HAMS , BACON RIED BEEF , SALT PORK AW LARD ,
742 BroadwayCouncil Bluffs.
W.R. VAUGHAW.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Blatfr.
al ciUt collection agency , Odd KcllOrta Ulock
> r Bavliuri ISMik ,
tuoa. omen , u. M.
OFFICER & PUSEY
Grand ! Uluffi > la.
Zstabl/shea - - 1856
Doalenta Yriie'.ga ' md omontlo Kxdi > Dg o
Ir M tkcurltl
J.1U TATK. WAIIIIEN WIIITK
T A. I'EJtSc'VT'BCITE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Fraction In State and Federal Court ! .
Collectlonb promptly attended to.
llooin 1C , Shugart'tf Uuilding ,
COUNCIL HLUFKS. IOWA.
JACOIl SI1IS. K. I' . OADWKLL
SIM8& CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNTin ULUKFS , IOWA.
Otllce , Main Street , Hoouu 1 and 2 Sbu art & Me-
Mahou't lllock , Will practice lu tJtat nud F
wurto.
H.H. HORNE & C0.3
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wo make n opoclnlty , nt our EASTERN fixctory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars aold by ua are of our o\ra manufacture and wnrrantod
aa represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 652 Broadway , :
H. IJ. HORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , ; IOWA ,
SMITH & TOMjElt ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
OFFSB FOR SALE EBG-ARDLESS COST
ttoad Wasons , Piano Box Top ami Open Buggies , Browster Top nnd Open Buptrlcs , Windsor Top
and Open Bnjrgics , I'baeton * ot all kindiand two Seated Carriages. All of the abo\o nro of my own manu
facture nnd guaranteed the best of stock , nnd first-class In every particular. Send for dcscrlptho circular.
3TFactory and OIllco 27 , 29 and 31 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Manufacturer ,
urtalns , In Lace , Sllfc , iTurcoman.ffiEtc.S Oil clotha.JMattlngg , LinoleumsEto
ayz
hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods In our line ,
heapgst place to buy CARPETS , Curtaius _ and House Furnishings in the
O'ty. ' Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE
, 7 - - [ COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly aud with Care.
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HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FRANZ I.iszr.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrhalled or Tone or I'inishj
KIM13ALL PIANOS
Best Modern Price to Buy.
The Kimball Organ ) so long and favorably known In the west , recommends itself.
J , Jj. STKWAHT , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooms , 329 Uroadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa. Correspondence Solicited. Agents Wanted.
ftletalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
JXTo. 3.2 3X1' . OVE iia. ) Ot. . < CSots.aa.cil 331-w. T < 3.
The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below
Cost to make room for New Goods.
A Full Line of NOTIONS always on Hand
S. J. AUWE3HDA & CO. , 317 Broadway.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - IOWA.
Waves throe inch part 65c , Coquotts lOo each , Switches
$ lto$20 each. Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended to ,
Waves made of Ladies' combings at 50c per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. d. J GOOD 29 Main Stree
EVKUYTIIINa1B8TCLAS3. .
NOB. 817 and SI OS. Main St. , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. \
3,000 Klcctrlo Belt ths oath Juno by us. I
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Refcrtnccb Any o the huslno boueci In Council Bluffu. JUDD k SMITH Protlctor | ,
BROADW . COUNCIL BLUF
WHOLESALE DKAUJWS IN |
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und 344 Broadway , COUNOH. . BLUFFS 10V