6 THE DAILY BEri" COUNCIL BLUFFS ; FHIDAY NOVEMBER 14 THE DAILY 6EE. . COUNCIL BLUFFS , Priday Morning November 14 SUBSCIUiTION IIATES. J3y Carriei - - - - - - -80 oonta pot weol ItyHall - - - - J10.00 pot jcoi OFFICE : He. 7 t-earl Street , Near Broadway. MINOE MENTION. \Vho is to bo the next postmaster ? n. 11 , Stewart , artist , at Chapman's. See J. Rioter's now fall stock of cloth , The Masonic temple is to bo dedicated next month. The DOS Moines Loader has given Mr , Pusoy the tltlo of Colonel. Mail and paper boxes cheap at Sea man's closing out ualo. Pearl street business mon wart a watot main. They also want paving. Dealers will find bargains at Seaman's closing out Bale , on usual terms , The young people of the Methodist church gave a social at F. II. Orcntt's residence lost ovoning. The driving park association purposes collecting by suit the assessments duo from the stockholders. OUIUSTMAS UARUS OIVF.N AWAY. On all cash sales of fifty cents and upwards , at Soamon's closing out salo. Stewart , the artist , is located at Chap- man's. Parsons desiring portraits for the holidays should BOO him at onco. There was a report that another confidence fidonco trick had boon turned at th depot , the amount being $50 , and th scheme being the old chock one. A portion of Tomploton & Lamb's bij pumpkin was made into a luscious goner ous-sizod pie by the skill of Mra. Lamb It was tested successfully by the news gang. Schmidt & Harb have opened a barbo shop in connection with the cigar store in the opera house , and are ready for bust ness. They will also continue to run their old shop at 720 Broadway. Rov. T. J. Mackoy yesterday received a telegram , announcing the death a Fargo , of Mr. Daniel MoWorkman , t former and well known rosldont of thii city. No particulars were given. Policeman Frank Brainard , of Omaha , was hero yesterday after two colored mon , who wera wanted for stealing a $ 15 dolman across the rivor. The oilicor found that the men had loft over the K. C. road. Jim Snoddorly has BO far recovered froDXi , the stab which Shoemaker gave him that ho is able to bo about the streets , but ho is still tooblo. llo says that ho does not care to prosecute Shoo maker. Two farmers , John Plorco and Jim Hicks , were before the police court yea- torday for being drunk. Ono claimed to have boon oca sick , the other that ho had loft his vallso in a saloon and was hunt ing for the place. Ono of the toama of Ilagg'a bottling establishment indulged in a runaway yes terday. The driver was thrown off and the wagon passed ever him and inlllctod serious injuries , but the result of which it is thought will not provo fatal. Justice Abbott , wno expocti to qo out of oflico on Now Years , has got ready for his successor to stop into his shoos. The shoes were yesterday hanging on a nail at the entrance of his oflico. From their 61X3 , it will take a big man to make a suc cessful successor. A follow named n. C. Hunter was ar rested yesterday afternoon on Broadway as being the man -who stole from L , Kasv- nor's residence in Hazel Doll a pair of boots , two revolvers , and some cigars. On being brought before Judge Aylos- worth ho pleaded guilty and was sent to jail for thirty days. "Tom Millott , whllo superintending the paving yesterday , laid down his overcoat for a few minutes , and a sneak thief walked off with it. Tom says that if the thief will bring back the copy of Tun BEK , which was in the pookot , ho can keep the coat. Ho evidently puts a high value on THE BHU. The local ot the Council Bluffc Herald was evidently hard up for matter to fill his department recently , when ho pro * ceodod to wrlto up an interview ( in his mind ) with a seer of thatclty who predicts that Blaine will die soon. That reporter must have a very largo soft spot in his cranium. Mnlvern Leader. The county board in company with some of the city ofllcors jostordny aftornorn took carriages and visited the proposed outlet of Indian crook. The ' board acorn in favor of doing something to help along the proposed improvement , provided they have the authority to tnako any such appropriations. A hard sort of a youth named Davis , from Webster , Iowa , was picked up by the police yesterday as a runaway. His father telegraphed for him to bo held un til ho could roach hero , The little follow was quite bombastic and loudly braguod that they could not keep htm in jail , for lie would got out juat as the follow broke jail the night boforo. A young woman who is employed at Pfeiffor'u millinery establishment has a very knowing Newfoundland dog. The dog brings every noon from the young lady's homo to the atoro a basket con * tainlng her dinner , and ho has evidently a sufficient knowledge of the dishonesty in the world to guard the basket more zealously. Ho will not allow any one on the street to interfere with him u he trots along with the basket in his mouth , nd even on arriving at the store will not deliver the basket to tiny one but th young lady herself , and if aho chances t ( bo out ho wailn patiently for her return The vote between Judge Ayleawortl nad Judge Loofbourow is quito close , bu it still seems that Judge Aylosworth i ! elected. It would bo n joke if Judgi Aylcsworth should find himself eloctot for the short term , expiring January J and Jadgo Loofbourrow elected for th ( long term. It such case probablj Judge Aylcsworth would iot qual ify , but allow Judge Loofbourron to remain right along on the bench , Everything now shows , however , thai Judge Aylcsworth is elected for botli terms , although on the short ono ho hoc a larger majority than on the full term by about a dozen. In this state the county clerks have to send the election returns on electors to the secretary of state , within fifteen days after the election , On the twentieth day after election if the returns are all in , the state board canvasses the vote , and the electors are notified to appear on the Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday of Dccombor and cast their votes , On state officers the returns must bo sent in by the fourth Monday after election to bo can vassed by the state board on the Thurs day following the fourth Monday after election If all are in , if not the board can adjourn not to exceed twenty days. The alarm of fire last night was caused by the burning of Hosmans & Brown's carpenter shop on Fifth nvonuo next to the court liouso. Mr. Brown who was sleeping in the building had a narrow es cape. The loss on the building and con tents will bo about SX,500 , ; partly insur ed. The fire is supposed to have boon caustd by incendiarism. Order hard wood of P. Overtoil. Stewart stoves , Do Vol it Wright. THROUGH THE WALL , Jim ( Juan Motes a Break and Escape from the City Jail , 3nrnIcssiicHH of the Keepers nnil FaullB In the JJulldiiiK. Jomos Quanwho was lodged in the city ail on Wednesday nltjht , was not thor 'estorday morning. Quan had boon hold o await the action of the grand jury ho charge being pocket-picking , and iail being fixed at § 500 , which amoun Juan was unable to furnish and was lioroforo looked up. Ho is ono of the liroo who are thought to have relieved Ir. Blamford , of Hod Cak , of § 100 in iah and a § 05 gold watch and chain , 'ho prisoner denied the robbery , and lalmed to bo a good honest bricklayer , rho hod boon at work on the Proaby- orlan church. When arrested hoiad bout $55 , of which $45 was claimed y him to have boon won in gambling at acy's. When put back into jail Wodnea- ay night ho was not looked up in a cell , ut with other prisoners was allowed the 30 of the corridor , the reason given bo- ig that sonio windows being broken , tore w&s difficulty in keeping the cellu arm. The marshal and his deputy , there ro Guanollas , say they were up and on 10 watch until about 1 o'clock , when the risonors seemed to have quieted down ir the night. After they had gene to id it seems that Quan took advantage : a gap ut ono end of the corridor and owding through this got on top of the ills , and from thence dropped jwn into a narrow walkway which iparatcs the colla from the outer wall , id entrance to which walk-way from ID main corridor is prevented by an on door. With only a brick wall bo- roon him and liberty Quan soon proved msolf to bo acquainted with brick- ork. Prying oil the window crossing > quiokly removed the bricks , and rough the hole in the wall thus made > skipped out. His escape was not dis- ivorod until yesterday morning. The her prisoners innocently donlod hav- g hoard anything or having known lything of the jail break , The Guanollas are to bo censured for it having locked the prisoner in a cell for not having taken him to the county il , whore ho properly belonged. On o other hand they claim that the atton- jn of some of the aldermen had boon lied to this defect in the structure of o jail and the necessity of having it cod , but it had been neglected. It ems , therefore , that the fault of the capo rests upsn the carelessness of the sopors and the faultitioss in the Btruc- ro of the jail. Quan is said not to have any 0 good a record. It is said that 1 was the ono who planned and lined carry out the jail tiroak at Das olnos , by which about twelve prisoners capod. By his own story ho has boon ting as much in the gambling line hero ho has in the mason line , though it is oved that for four days ho really did y brick on the walls of the now Presby- rian church. Olllcors were sent out istorday to recapture him If possible , it BO far it sooma to have boon a fruitless ' arch. Orders by telephone for Hour , food , led , coal , and hay , will bo promptly led by Cook it Cooper , 700 Broad > y. _ . . „ „ Stewart Stoves , Do Vol & Wright. Muro Thievery , Some sneak thief managed to rob the om occupied by Mrs , llelon Bentley , a [ dow who is serving as laundry woman the llovoro houso. The help wore at 10 table in the dining room , she among 10 otnora , when the thieving was done , ho door of the room was locked , as was ao the window , the St. John Bros , , the jw proprietors , having just put now gtcniogi * throughout the lioueo. Some IP , however , managed to unlock the ) or , and stele from the room a hand- ig containing $15 , BOIIIO gloves and inkeU. The woman'a trunk was alto icnud und ransacked. The proprietors the hotel and some of the boarder * mtributod enough money to replace the A oh which was taken , the woman being worthy ono who could ill afford to logo o amount. St. John Bros , bavo bought , cleaned id refurnished tlio Itevero U OUBO , fill ) roadway , opposite the opoifa home , jundl Bluffr , Mrhero you will find clean } > i ems , clean beds end well filled tables , : rmn $1 50 per d y , CHANGING TIME. A Merchant Relieves a Burglar of Valuable Vatcli. A Costly MliInlRlit Visit. A few days Mr. 0. 0. Foil , of the wholesale heavy hardware house of Koo- line it Felt , in taking with the manngoi of the establishment , Mr. Ed. Elain , said that ho had noticed n follow hanging about in the vicinity of Ilia homt , No. 725 , Seventh nvonuo , and ho fancied that an attempt might bo made to burglarize it. llo accordingly borrowed Mr. Elain'a revolver , and for eovcral nights has boon on the alert. Yesterday morning when Mr. Felt carao down to tlio store ho was wearing a largo , elegant gold watch and chain , something now , and more aston ishing than all else , na was explained with a laugh , ho had boon awakened by a burglar in his room the night before and Instead of being robbed ho had robbed the burglar , and the gold watch and chain was shown up as proof. It Booms that Mr. Felt on being awakened in the night found a burglar going through his clothes and aa Mr. Felt jumped up and grasped the revolver , started to run with Mr. Felt following. As the follow passed out of the door , Mr. Felt hoard something drop on the lloor , nd found that it was this gold watch and chain. The follow managed to irmko good his escape , but instead of taking any plunder with him , ho'lost his watch and chain , the value of which is estimated at about $300. The strangeness of the afl'uir has led Mr. Felt's friends to jocosely add to the sensation by narrating that Mr. Felt finding the burglar in his room , jumped onto him , took his watch and chain from him , and then throw him out of the honso. The affair rovivoa the story of a burglar who found ho had got into an editor's honso , but discovering the mistake , got out just in time to keep from being robbed , but it seems hardly fair to saddle a like story , only worse , on to a solid business man. The affair is sensational enough without any such ad ditions , and the mystery remains what the burglar will do to recover the watch which ho thus dropped in his ( light. If ho calls for it , ho will surely moot with a warm reception. Ho will probably bo content with getting away as ho did , urn will make up the loss by robbing lomobody else of another gold watch , but lowovor this may bo , Mr. Felt is certain- y ahead about § 300 by the burglar's rlsit. Wrought Iron Ranges at reduced prices , ) o Vol & Wright , C04 Broadway. Dr. Walters , of Avoca , was at the Pacific 'cetorday. 1) . S , Couch anil daughter , of Kowton , a : 1 the Ofrdon. S. G. Soaton , tlio well known express man i nt the Ogden. Arcliio McComb , tlio fleot-footud runnc : inched the OR Jen yesterday and registered n om Salt Luke , A. C. Burnlmin , of Champagne , 111. , one o to firm of Durham , Tulleys & Go. , of till ty , la at the Ogdon. Hon. Charles Bullock , of Dsnisou , was i i the city yesterday , and conferring wit' om Bowman over democratic affairs. Window shades at cost to close them it. P. 0. Miller 13 Pearl street. It will pay you to see our line of steve jforo you buy. DE Voi , it WUIOHT , 501 Broadway. COMBIlUlCIAIj. COUNCIL BLUFFS MAHKKT. Wheat No. 1 milling. C005 ; No. 2 , 58 o. 3 , 60 : rejected 35s-10. ( Corn-New , 25@28. Data For local purposes , 35. Iloy 85 00@7 00 per ton ; baled , 60@GO. Kyo SCo. Corn Meal 130 per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prlcoa at yardo , 6 00 ® ) Coal Delivered , hard , 9 EO per ton ; soft > 0 per ton Lard Falrbank'a , wholesaling at 9ic. Flour City Hour , 150@2 00. BrootnH 2 35@3 00 per doz , LIVE HTOCK. Dattlo Butcher cows 3 25@3 75. Butcher ) ors , 3 7r f 4 00. Sheep 2 C0@3 CO. Hogs ioo@iar > . 1-uonuoE AND Poultry Live old houa , 2 fiO per doz ; spring Ickenu , 2 50 per doz. Butter Creamery , 28@30c ; choice country @ 20o. Eggs 2 ! per dozen. Vegetables 1'otatoes , 30@40o per bushel ; Ions , 40@60o per bu ; opploa , choice cooking eating , 2 fill ; bennH , 1 C0@2 00 per nliel ; Swcot uotatoos0 'jor Ib. Older 20o per gal. Changes 8 00 per bbl. Ginning Out , To oloso the business I olfor my stock of Iscollanoous books , picture , fany goods , itlons , fire screens , easels , willow and no high chairs and children's rockers , prices never known before in the west. . K. Seaman , paper , books and station- y , 50-1 Broadway , Council Bluffs. illUclltho following property on easy terms II bought within Stdaje. 200 Acre Farm. to mllca nortli ot Council Dlulln ; good barnhouse orchard , and all fenovd 400 Acre Farm. to inllcBtutnl Logan , HtrrUon , county , Iowa , all icxxl , foodjard , bun , liounu , orchird , etc , ; 2'0 ress iiM.ler plow , K'O ' aero * raina tra s meadow , 100 rt' timber and insturK. 'IhU farmcSa bocasll ) dl Uxl ( Lto three de > lr blo small f&rnii , 800 Acre Farm , iinllc fa t ofOnaw * , Monoiu county , lows , on jlloiloihiriKoiHl | ) housu , barn 8S\UO lect , feed rd , rhcd , tto. ; " 00 ncrcii unJira \ \ \ , balance In ilior , meadow and | ii ture ; a llrst clias itock farm H > ry re | > oct. 240 Acres of Wild Land , Suitable for Fanning. > 0 Dead of Cattle , 75 Ilond o Horses , 300 He d o Hogs. o Farming luiploraonts inlllcient tocauyou e IJ l runi. AUa ,000 BuaholB of Corn , nnd 400 Tons of Tame and Wild II ay. il itork , ooru , feed and machinery li dlil.lol lip M faruii , and will ba kold only In connection " h rM ( iron. , tmoli a ooJclimco fir Choice Stock him * , net ! ; ked , ready for worl. I'wtculou jlun on date cf chant' , II denlrixl , II ou or addrejn E. P. OADWELL , CcuDdJ Fall Goods Silks Dress Goods , & Novelties , OP THE SEASON. OTTO , l/MlaJL ( JLlJigJrJLJtfillViJiiJ ' " " " 1 is very complete in variety and excellence of goods. Plushes Velvets Cloakings , , , . Eider , Down and Jersey Cloth Tambour , .Turcoman . , Curtain Goods , Window Shades , Etc , , Etc , STOCK COMPLETE IN MOQUETTE , BODY BRUSSELS , INGRAIN & HEMF Oil Cloth , Rugs , Mattings Mats , Etc. , Etc. 401 Broacrway , Council Bluffs , Iowa : MANDEMAKERS & VI N , STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsmau St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. ) rdors in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention nnd satisfaction Guaranteed. Plans nud specifications furnished free. MRS. L A. WARBURTON , F.ASHIOtJABLE DRESSMAKE Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. 230 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFF3. i. F. CLA.TTEIUJUCK , G. EnaAH , O. E. BESWIOK , Manager. Assistant. Secietury. Joiiricil Bluffs Detective Association fill do all klnilBot clotcctivo work for liankB , Expre < 9 , Telegraph an I Hallway coJHmnlej , Merchant ) ) , jDUlactotles , Corporations , Public and 1'ihato Institutions and District Attorneys. Stolen property ri > ivored Collections made , Mleelni'rlenda ' ( omul , DIvorcoaprDCUreil < 500 reward ofTercd for the uncut of trailJulently reprimmtlnf this Association All communications 'id comlctlon any person or persons rlotly confidential. Olllcc : Masonic Temple Council iJlutls luua. 1' . C. Box 1293. MRS. S. J. NOEEIS , Latest Having opened iu a now store I invite the inspection of ladlon. [ S. S. J. NOKIUH , U10 ! Broadway , - - - Council KVEHYTUINO11RSTCIAS3. . - IOH. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCILBLTTFFS W. P ALYSWORTH. uro HOUR. . * uiOMiJ OD thu LirmulA.Nrtruok : nja any illiUnco aud over any kmu 01 ground IU01C HOUSK3 raited All wort. Kuarintecxl W. P. AVLSWORTU , 1010 Nlntrfitreet. COUNCIL BLUFFS Wo would call j our attention to tlio fact tint the -ARE OFFElllNQ- largains Which Cannot Tse Obtained Els&whore. Wo can coinluw e\crbody that wo ay what e mean and mean h t we eay. Hut the belt way to t the truthfulness of our awirtlont It to call and examine our ttock and ftlev * , al aji reinerabtrlni ; THAT WK DEFY COMPETITION IN EVERY PARTICULAR , rjrCA8Hl the maglo word whlcli will attract the attenthn of e > erjbo < ly , It ! the word we u c4 tu w o purchased our Kood , and that U the reason e con offer them to you At 10 low a flgure. A ca > i ' - From $5 to $15 Saved on Every Suit. hailng jour Clothing made to order kt the AWnc > of the Clrcat Merchant Taiiorlng Hou c WANAMAEER & BROWN , 32 PEARL ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. suits ; WAN-AMAKKU & 11UOW.V3. Tailoring Agcnex. Council h KORENE & ; LANDSTROM , Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on bhort Notice and n Reusonalo Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 205 Mam Street. . . . . . . Cotme1 | DE. JUDD'S ELECTEIC BELT. 6,000 Eloctrlo Belts roM for the Month of Scjit , by us. Hefcrcncoa-Any of the business houses In Council BluCTa. JODD & 8MITII Proprietors. Salesrooms 319 , Broadway. Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS- KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses nnd Muloa constantly on hand which wo will sell in retail or wholesale lota. All Stock .Warranted . as Represented. Wliolofalo and retail dealers In Drain and Baled Hay. " ' Bonablo. Satisfaction Guaranteed. pttTETT.irj ' , IH I ! HV. < S5 3BCDH Corner Fifth Avo. & 4th St. , Council Blnffa. SMITH & XOLIiER Agfa. , LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street , COUNOII , BLUFFS , IOWA. A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Select From. LARGEST ANDBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF [ n Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. MRS , D , A , BENEDICT Mannfactnrer , , J DfiQ urtalns , In Lace , JHllk , Turcoman , Etc.S oilIclotliB , Mattlnga , Llnolourae Eto hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST , arao and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods In our line , hpapest place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings In the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 6 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane I Vaves , Switches , Whatuots , Langi.y and Pompadour Frizzes , ALL KINDS OF 3 MAIN STREET , C JDNCIL BLUF F HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by FRANZ LISZT , EMERSON PIANOS. UnrhallcJ or Tone or Finish i KIMBALL PIANOS Ilcst Modern Prlco to Duy. The Kimball Organ , eo long and favorably known in tbo west , rncommondg STEWART , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Warorooins , 329 moil Bluffs CorroHponulonco Solicited. Agoatu Wanted , WHOLESALE DKAUEU3 IN nd 344 Ttrnndway. OfUNOILBLUFFS ) IOWA L. C. ARBTJTHNOT , ALL THE LATKST STYLES IN ML T L L I IT El I DKMAUKSrS FALL PAl'Ell PATTEIl.VS JUST RECEIVED. IS COUNCIL BLUFFS BROADWAY , - - - - COOKXM& AND HEATING STOVES Both now and second hand , ranging in prices from $3.50 to $25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain the best bargains. 1 nm making a bi reduction in " -HCr " * TT f . S-HTS JA , "GTT * T5 -A- - A ) I need the room to display my stock of stovoa. A. J. HANDEL , Council BluITt , Iowa , 826 Iroad ay , Special Bargains in Wall Paper. .n order to ranko room for an Jmraengo Block of Spring Goods , I have decided to er all goods now in stock , at prices never before quoted in this city. GEO. It. BEAIID , No. 32 Main Street , next to P. 0. N. SCHUEZ. tice ofilie Peace. OFFICE OVER A11KU1CAN EXPRESS OUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA . O. O. 100 MAIN STREET , COUNC1& BLUFFS - - . IOWA. 1 * - - - ta- - i " tajiaiii ;