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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1885)
THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-MONDAY. MAY 25 , 1885. TIIE DAILY BEE . COUNCIL BLUFFS , Monday Morning , May 25 , BUBSClUrTlON RATRS. . . . cents i week n\a \ - - - - JO p " - - - - - - > 10-00 " * ' r * " MINOB MENTIOlf Strawboiries nro now oiuslng ft regular crush of church fcallvftlB. Pool Boiling , and hoadqiurten dating the rncos , nt the Pacific homo. Bricke for solo In Urge or amall lota bj J , A. Weaver , 815 SoTonth nvenua , There was a a'lghl ' change In the tlmo of thn daramy tains , which went into of- feet ymlorday. _ _ The X. Y. 54. club is arranging to glvo a festival and entertainment next Friday evening. Chief Skinner has just got afino young Imported dog to keep the wolves off his strawberry bods. poll-tax , ns the Preparo.to pay your now collector , 0. J. Bookman , will stark on hla rounds to-d y. Bill Shields waa arreslod yesterday for being ugly drank. Ho will bo given a chance to explain this morning. No morofastdrlvlog across the bridges. So snys the mayor , who has ordered the marshal to prosoouto any offenders. There sootna to bo no lock of nsplranta tot the position of deputy revenue collec tor nt this point. The salary la $1,350. , Chief Sklnnor has found the traveling card of an engineer , the owner of which can have it on application at police head quarters. W. T. Smith , arrested on complaint of Joseph Wright for drawing a revolver and threatening to nso It , baa boon dis charged. Roller , in order to cloao out hla pres ent atock of tailoring goods , Is putting prices at 25 to 35 per cant below coat. No. 310 Broadway. The district court met Saturday , but the tlmo waa taken np In the assignment of cases , and there will not bo a real get ting down to business until to-day. James Brooks , the ox-policeman , who haa baon confined to his honaa for a year past. Is nblo to bo out on the ntrnots by nld of crutches , but la far from recovered. The Injunction cases como up this morning bofora Judge Connor , and \\ill bo watched with Interest , although It Is hardly probable that a decision will bo reached to-day. A atrawberry festival and d nco la to bo given Juno 3 and < i in the masonic hall , under the management of Mra. J. W. Cuslok. and for the benefit of _ the catholic chnrch. Mrs. Mary Hyde waa on Saturday granted a divorce from her husband , O. J. Hyde , on the ground of dosortlon. She has ten children to support , and waa granted an alimony of $500. The largo brick residence of Mrs. Me Mahon , corner Ninth street and Sixth avenue , la to be raised and an addition built on. W. P. Ayloaworth beglna work on the building this morning. A colored man named Charles Howard , yras caught Saturday afternoon stealing a pair of pantaloons from Bono'a store , and being taken baforo Justice Shurz was nentoncod to thirty days in jail. The old man Hoover , of whom men tion was made In the BEE the other day , os being complained of for abasing his grandson , Is said to have turned the boy ont the other night. The llttlo fellow haa now gone to his mother. Last ovonlng the members of Abe Lin coln post , grand army of the republic , attended services in the mothodlat chnrch the pastor of which preached an appro priate sermon. The church was decDralod In a patriotic manner , with fhgs , otc. The Barbour dramatic company wll contlnuo to amuse and interest the crowds at the dime museum this nook The muBoum part of the ahow will con tinuo to contain attractions which are o themselves well worth the price of ad mlralon. The llttlo daughter of John Schlcketan has boon suffering for notno tlmo with tome trouble of the nose , and at last the cause of difficulty has boon discovered and removed , It being a shoo button , which the little ono had in aomo playful moment placed there. The now city clerk Is now taking hold In good earnest , and there will nothing raoro bo done In the controversy , as the old clerk Bays ho his no inclination or money to fight it out in the ( courts , and no very good show to win If ho did. Now the chlof of the fire department la to bo asltlcd. There were sixty-four cases of straw- bonics aold In this city Saturday , for homo consumption only , and there being 24 boxes to a case , the total number of boxes reached 1C30 , , and as each box was probably made to do for moro than ono person , there must have boon several thousand persons who yesterday tested the fruit. Jndgo Connor will hold his court In the clerk's oflico thii morning , the court room bolng taken by the regular seislon of the dlitrlct couit. Although there Is to bo } only preliminary sparring m the injunc tion case * , still tha interest in every step of the prohibitory prosecutions i § so great that It Is doubtful whether the clerk's oflico will be roomy enough to accommo date all the listeners. Tha Omabu Herald la now to drop its attempt to have u Council BlufTi correspondent pendent , Ohtrlio Pest , who hss Locn do ing that work , acd doing It well , baring decldid to jo'n with hia brother , who is also a thorough nrmpaf or man , in start- Ing.ft new democratic psrer in Noligh , Nebraska. They will make a trong loam , and tholr many friends hero will wish them enccots from the very start. Yesterday afternoon two young men in driving along Broadway near the dum my depot , wora uncoromonlonely dumped out , the tongue dropping down as the horses were trotting along , and striking the ground , lifting the front part of the vehicle sa that the front wheels were pulled from under , letting the box fall , while the team wont jogging off at their pleasure. It Is reported that Sander , the musonm man , abont whom there have been so many turmlsco and Inquiries , has not been out of the olty , but has boon lying quiet at ono of the leading hotels , having been on a llttlo eproo and not getting over it sufficiently to appear in public. Tha hotel mon with whom it is reported that ho haa bean stopping nro very reti cent about the matter , and claim to know nothing abont his whereabouts. The Kcv. Mr. Crofts , pastor of the congregational church , gave an excellent Barman yesterday morning on the "Working Church. " Ho has been quite 111 for a day or two and was hardly able to got through the morning service , and In consequence of his condition no even ing service was hold. It Is not thought to bo any serious ailment , and his many friends hope to BOO him in accustomed health In a few days , The Interruption to the ovonlng services waa a disappoint ment to many and to the pastor himself , 0,3 the evening services have boon In creasing In Interest and in attendance. The Aylosworth-Loolbouroir contest has baon argued and submitted , and the Oth ot Juno has boon not as the day for a decision to bo rendered. Jndgo Aylea- worlh and his friends are very confident that the ruBult will bo In hla favor. In ouch an event Alderman Mynstor haa an eye on the position of judge of the su perior court , and as the mayor has the appointing of como ono to fill the vacancy until the next city election , ho will doubtless - loss glvo the place to his admlror. When It comes to a vote of the people , however - over , the result may change this order of oxorcleos greatly. Frederick 0. Gortonborg was arrested Saturday , his wife claiming that while drunk ho had boon abutivo to hor. Ho bogged so that ho was allowed to gc , on promising to keep away from the house , but soon hla wlfo Bent word that ho was raising another row and ho was re- arrested. Ho in turn complained that Jam03 Harvey had assaulted him , and Harvey waa also arrested. The wife , a little later , wont security for Harvey's appearance Monday morning , and Gor- tonberg was allowed to go on his own recognizance - cognizance , to appear in court at the same time. The family troubles will , therefore , bo adjusted this morning. There teems to be nothing definitely known as to what ia to bo done In the matter of chieftainship of the fire depart' rnont. It seems that tha council has wisely concluded to got the question of city clerkship settled firmly first , and than proceed with the other at tholr leisure. As the now chief has duly qual ified , and as tbo mayor's veto does not appear to bo of any account , there seems to bo llttlo for anybody to do , except for the old chief to gracefully retire and the now chlof to go on with his duties. The old chief should iako warning from the case of the city clerk , and not hurt his reputation by trying to hold on. His friends will think moro of him if ho re tires gracefully , and his enemies can think no worao of him. The crowd of new advertisements In the BEE shows that the business mon of the city are alive to their Interests , ami propose to use the bast moans of letting the public know what they have for ealo The BEE la the only paper that gives Its patrons the benefit of a worn statements aa to Its circulation , and Inspection cf Its actual number of papers published. The need of this is passing anay , however , as t Is generally conceded now that thn BKE line the largest circulation of any , and in fact , of all other papers in the city. Th ConncllBlnffa advertisements appearluth entire morning edition , and thus advor tlses the business of Council Bluffs overlarge largo extent of country in which no otho Council Bluffs paper puts in even an ap peannco. This fact , and the wcndorfu growth of the circulation , hero as well a elsewhere , has caiuod some of the sleep ; competitors to fill their columns wit ! howls , but It is of no avail. Buslnos mon , who have tested the facts by octua trial , know that It pays to advertise In th DEE , and that Is enough. Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans , J , W. & E. L , Sqnlro , 10 Pearl street. RonI Estate Transfers. The following are the tranefer of real estate OB recorded In the oflico of the registrar , and reported to the BEE by A. J. Stephcnaon , for Saturday , May 23 , 1885 : Andrew R. MoOown pxtr. to William A. Purcell , n A no J , Us , 75 , 30 , $1,020. Maria Mynsicrtu Henry H. Jones , lot D , block 3 , Minster's add. $1,250. 0. , R. 1 & P. R. R. Co. to Bl. Uannl- van. nw J no } . 13 , 70 , 43 , § 300. Total Bale ) , $3,230. For low pi ices In boots and uhoea call at R. I. Skiles' , 102 Main street. Death nt J. J. "Wlilto , The Amoral of J. J. Whits took phce yesterday afternoon , and was attended by many friends. The death of thlu old resident was not altogether unexpected , but it Is none the leas aid , and the ton derott expressions ot Borrow and yrop : > thy are heard on all aides. Mr. Whltr was 07 years of ago , and had been a reii- drnt of this place for over twenty year/ . IJo was n native of Kentucky , and moved tfrom there to Mietourl at an o rly ago , aud a number of hla relatives still reside icre , among whom la his biothor , Jndgo Whlto , of Moborly. Since residing hoto o has served In several positions of trust nd responsibility. Ho WAS deputy abor- f under Perry Reel , and later was dcp- Ly city rrmrahal. Twice ho has been cctod constable , and w s holding this lice when death came. Ho loaves four aoghtors nnd two sons , and in tholr bo- nvemont they are assured of the sympa- ly of the entire community. KOBINSONTs COMING , lie Great Show to bo Hero Saturday , Mny HO. As will bo soon by the announcement n another column , Old John Robinson's reatsbowia to bo hera next Saturday , lay 30th , and the public Is promised a reat entertainment , Robinson does not ut Inns muoh tirao and money In mak- ng a big blow an to what ho Is going to o , as some of his competitors , but ho nta this tlmo and money Into the show self , thus giving the people moro to BOO , they no have less to read about. Ho rldos himself In keeping the promise ho lakes the public , so when ho offers to onato the school fund $1.000 , If his low is not far superior to any other cro this season , another $1,000 , , If this root parade Is not lorger and bettor , ho vldontly moana business , and the public nap expect to BOO n show which will payer or the tlmo and money necessary to otno mlles to attend. Ho will appear cro on Saturday , which la decoration ay , and on Monday next will appear in maha Str wl > orry Festival. The ladies of the Broadway mcthodlst piscopal church will give a supper and .rawberry festival at the room adjoin- ng Oflicors & Pasoy'a bank , on Bread- ray , next Thursday night. _ A pleasant mo la promised and all are invited. * # * Secret , involuntary drains pen the system cured In thirty days , 'amphlct giving particulars , thrao letter ; amps. Address World's Dispensary logical Association , Buffalo , N. Y. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. 6th A\e. and 1'cirl Street , ( Formerly Martin's nink. ) PALMFII & SANDKII , Prop'ra & , Managers. KngapomDnt Extraordinary ! 'wo ' Wfloks Only , commopcing Monday evening - ing , May 18 , of the Eminent Young Actor , MR. EDWIN BABBOUU , supported by bis Superb Dramatic Company , in ono ot the following choice repertoire of standard plays : Uliok Diamond ! ) ! Iron.AVill ! ( as played in Now York over a 1,000 times under the name of Harol Kirko. ) Oun Bois 1 JOSHUA Wnncounl KATHLEEN MAVOUn.NEK.Nl &C. , & . In Our Carlo Hall : iUMA. the wonderful living half-lady. 'ROE. ' STEUDELL , and his wonderful Thaumascopo. 'ROF. E. M. DUNTON , the Illusionist. MADAME DEVERE , the bearded Indy. V Resort for Ladies. A Resort ( or Children. Patronized by the elite , nothing succeeds llko cuc- es3. Museum open 1 to 6 and 7 to 10 p m. Theitro erformanco c\cry Evening and Saturday llatmco. Ladles can niftly Unit , tnh popular place of amnso ment IthouS an ojcort as tha management : person M guarantee that nothl&g will bo done to offend the none fastidious. MANDEMAKEES & VAN , ARCHITECTS , CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS . 201 TTopor Broadway , Council Bluffs , PAIHTDQ or lhu ttanon C.BOTMI without tbi Imfl ULilU , knll. .1 dr ninj oi bleM. CHRONIC Orer tsirty ye ri practical axptctuu QOa fip I , Fetrl Ill-set , Council BlnHi. CaCenialtl4B lit * . Curtains , Oil Cloths , Window Shades , Linoleums , Mattings , Rugs , Etc. , Etc. Careful Attention Given to On of Town Orders , unit Drapery Work a Specialty. Oar stock la the and is being continually replenished by nil the latest and choicest novelties. 405 Broadway Council Biufis roasur m S. A. PIERCE , ! 101) ) Mini St. , Onniicil Ulufft UcUII Hoot nd Shoe tro "bcio biR t > ar in9CM ! > a'w ) e bo found. HA T 401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down. All the novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices We make a suecialtv of Store Shadings * Office Mattings , the furnishino * of churches offices and public buildings. Horene & Landstrom , Suits to order in Ir.toat styles nt cheapest passible Prices. Prices.No. . 205 Main St. , Council Bluffs. Sold by the leading dealer iu every city and town , E ; Bus' horn , 17 Main St. , Council Blufls. HI. JP. 3STIL loo. Graining , Gilding , 1'apcr Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Main St , Council Bluffs. TO Brs. Judd & Smith's Office ami Foolery , No 30 , Fourth St. , Council fluffs , Iowa. AND "TIIE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 505 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffs. The only all night honEO in the city. --rythiDg served in firet tint etylo and on ahor notice , tlot and cold lunchoa always ready. WOW AT FULL FLOW AS NEVER BEFORE AT IB The Leading Store in the City , the Grand est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock in the West , Prices neyer before so much in favor o th epur- chaser , Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED prices from the manufacturingdistricts. Big purchases just opened up in Silks , Dress Goods , Cloaks , Linens , Domestics , Hsiery , Gloves , Fans , Parasols , Laces and Embroideries , Ji ! In all the above departments during this week. Goods to be sold for less than half the regular retail prices. To the leading and largest Retail House in the citv. You-will always get more than value for your monev. EISEMAN , EODDA & CO , Peoples' Store , 318 and 320 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. SO JUNE 1st. Circus , JLquariant. Will EXhibit at Council Will Exhibit at Omaha , Bluffs , Saturday , May Monday , June 1st , 30th. No Exaggeration Advertisement. No Gross Misrepresentations * A Show that Depends upon Performances Not upon Promises. 1 An Unrivaled Menagerie.3 The grand gorgeous street display , is infinitely greater thau any o fhe kind ever witnessed iu this city. John Robinson will donate the public school fund One 'Ihousnu Dollars if his show is not far superior , and an extra ono thousand dollars lars if his street display is not pronounced larger , better and grander than auy other show here this season. For details oi this great show see pi ogramincs , pictorial and descrip tive bills. Two performances ofc 2 and 7'JO : p m The grand street display will take elace at 8 a m Will Discount all Prices. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , 3 Broadway , Council Bluffs , STOCK IMS AA D FEEDEliS. Ilcllora and rows of all aces furnlibci la any dual ml numt era : ranchinon should correetiond ulth nt Icfcro purclueloifiluetthero. ' JU"1U' WINDOW & . CRAMPFON , Waverly , Iowa. SMITH < fc TOUGH , ACTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St. , COUNCIL Ikui'rs , - - n IOWA. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From , J&.JJiiJU Keep Ilorsta and MiiJon comtantly on hand which tvo will toll in ratuil cr carload lota All Stock Warranted as Renresented Kholciale antlreUll dealer * la OrMn nd UiloU Il&r. I'rlcvg rca. 60 Cor. Oth Av , and 4th St. , Council
