THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL JBLUFPS-MONDAY. JUNE 1 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , Junol
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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MINOR MENTION ,
Get your dinner at the Thcunlx ,
twentj-fivo cents , C05 Broadway.
The county board of supervisors meet
to-morrow.
A change took place in the Wabash
time table yesterday.
11 The catholics have a festival In masonlo
II hall Wednesday and Thursday ,
* The Danabo band made their first op *
pcaranco in public on Saturday.
The criminal calendar In the district
court ii to bo called on Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Field entertained a pro-
gresalvo euchre party Friday night.
Bricks for sale In largo or small lots by
J , A. "Weaver , 815 Seventh avonno.
William Lewis Is out with another cab
bright and shining fresh from the shop.
The electric light now takes the placa
of the big chaoderllor In the opera
house.
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Safely were hold [ In the baptist church
yesterday afternoon.
Ladies' muslin underwear at loss than
manufacturers' cost for throe days only.
L. Harris , 734 Broadway.
James Clark , for spending decoration
day In getting drunk , la to bo called be
fore his honor this morning. J
Regular mooting of the city conncll
this evening. What will they do about
the chief of the fire department ?
Ladles , don't fail to call at the great
sale of ladles' underwear , for throe days
only , at L. Harris1 , 734 Broadway.
The Western Union telegraph office is
now * ln Its now quarters , corner of
Broadway and Pearl streets , up stairs.
Go to L. Harris' , 734 Broadway , for
ladles' muslin underwear , for three ] days
only , at loss than manufacturers' cost.
Roller Is offering great bargains at his
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his goods and got
his prices.
The Scandinavians of the baptist faith
have purchased a lot on the corner of
Scott and Mynstor streets , and purpose
to build a church npou It.
The rain Saturday ovonlng did not in.
torfore with the people going to the
circus much , as seven-eighths of the seat
ing capacity was occuplod.
Mr. Cole , of the firm of Cole & Maxwell -
well , while leading ono of his horses Into
their stable , had his foot crushed badly ,
the animal stopping upon It.
Grace Hawthorne will , ploy In Ne
braska City to-night and Tuesday ; in
Flattsmonth Wednesday and Thursday ;
Friday and Saturday in Omaha.
E. RosBorans appeared In the proces
sion Saturday with an elegant now rega
Ha of the order of drulds. It was n pros1
ont to him from the manufacturers.
Grace Hawthorne closed her engagement
mont at the opera house Saturday with
" Queena. " She has won much praise
hero and her support Is quite good.
There should bo a full .attendance at
the board .of trade mooting to-morrow
evening to make arrangements for wel
coming the Iowa editors next week.
The decoration ceremonies , the -Grace
Hawthorne matinee , and the matinee
performance at the circus on Saturday
were all largely attended and in each case
the audience highly appreciative.
Saturday afternoon Justice Shnrz per !
formed the marriage ceremony by which
Mr. W. H. White and Miss Jonnlo Oleaon
were happily made ono. The ceremony
took place at No. 400 Harrison street.
There Troro quarterly meeting services
at the mothodlst church yesterday , the
holy [ communion being observed , and
the presiding elder , the Rov. W. T.
Smith , being present , and proaohing In
the evening.
In view of the fact that there are only
four policemen to guard the whole city
at night , there should bo a merchants'
police force organized , each business
homo to pay a small sum each week for
being thus guarded.
The following will bo. graduated from
Saint Francis academy this mouth : Misses
Pussio Keating , Julia Sullivan , Jennie
Wlckham , May Gund , and Mary Mills.
t . The graduating exercises will take place
on the 30th of June.
Carpenters Operatic Minstrel company
will appear at the dime museum and
theatre this evening , opening a two
weeks engagement. There are twenty
In the company , and the ocgtgemonti
are said to bo very enjoyable.
The grind jnry Is again Investigating
the ciso of Walter Alton , the boy charged
with having boon the ciusa of the death
of his school mate , the eon of J. W.
Morse. The original Indictment has
been lost , BO the work ia being done over
again.
The Gloux City road has changed Its
tlmo table. Excursion tickets for Spirit
Like , St. Paul and other summer retorts
have been put on sale at No. 07 Broad
way. The deeper for Spirit Lake will
bo put on .every evening on and after
the 15th.
The trutteti of the institution for the
deaf and dumb have mot and re-elected
the old faculty , the affairs of the Initltu-
tion having bioa B- > well managed the
pait year as to justify the retention of
the present corps.
Prod Hauion and L. Peterson were put
In durance vllj yesterday for getting too
much noisy wbiikoy eboard , Jt Is a groit
mystery where they could get the whii
key In a prohibition state , and on Sun
day , too , but probably they imported It
The grand jnry has found Indictments
against 0. Connor and 0. Wilson for
burglarizing Cooper & McGeo's store ;
Thomas Wilson , for larceny , fromGolso's
brewery ; Perry Lyon , forgery , and Wil
Ham Jefforles with assaulting Wheeler
with Intent to kill.
The cloaing event of the running moot
Ing was n race of a mlle and a quarter ,
Saturday morning , for * private purao of
$100 , the contest being between Etta J. ,
a bay mare , owned by John Kingston , ol
Atohison , Kan. , and McCrary , Jr. , the
chestnut stallion , owned by D. Ramsey ,
of Blanchard , la. Ther * was consider
able bolting in favor of the mare , bnt the
horse won easily in 2:20. :
The timber Is being cleared off for a
driveway or boulevard through a tract of
land southeast of Fairmonnt park , ono
corner of which joins the park. A sur
vey Is to bo made with the intention of
opening up the tract for residences , and
the driveway will bo right along the
ridge , an extension of Madison street ,
and coming out near Mr. Rico's.
The roar wall of the building occupied
by Porogoy & Moore , Is to bo taken down ,
and is to bo replaced by a moro substan
tlal ono. The building cccuplod by the
Boston shoo store Is also being Improved
and It is being discovered that the fonn
daUon of these and adjoining buildings
have settled badly ; the work of repairing
them in a substantial manner is proving
qulto an extensive and exponslvo ono.
It may bo a good advertising dodge to
scatter old envelopes and other litter
about the streets , but It makes the streets
of a city look llko Iho romnanls of a rag
bag , besides frightening horses and en
dangering life and limb. The authorities
ought not to allow the streets to bestrewn
strewn with bits of paper , dodgers and
such literature , ai has boon the practice
a practice which Is not allowed in other
"cities of the first class. "
Philander Jndson , aged 82 years , 8
months and 13 days , died at 929 Sixth
avonno yesterday morning about 1 o'clock ,
The funeral will bo hold at 3 o'clock this
'
afternoon from the late residence. Mr.
Jndson came to this city from Kenoaha
county , Wisconsin , about ton years ago.
Ho has led a qulot , unostentatious life ,
and has not been engaged in any actlvo
business , bnt was the owner of consider
able real estate on the outskirts of the
city. Ho loaves ono son , L. P. Jndson ,
the well known civil engineer. The old
gentleman had no Icng illness , and
although feeling the infirmities of ago ,
ho held up manfully , and It was not
until about forty hours before his death
that ho took his bod.
The giant who was hero with Robin
son's show , is the same ono who failed to
appreciate a pun tried on him by an
undertaker , when ho was here with
another show last year. The under
taker said ho could ' 'lay him ont , " which
was very true , if the giant had only been
dead , bnt as It was the pun was taken In
earnest , and he pulled off his jacket , and
proposed to show the undertaker that ho
couldn't. At that time a warrant was
taken out for bis arrest on a charge of
assault , but he escaped , and it waathreat
oned that whenever he should retnrn , the
arrest would bo made , but it seems that
thcso concerned have concluded that the
matter had better be dropped.
Next Friday evening there will be an
interesting entertainment at the opera
house , it being a prize contest in speak
Ing , the contestants being members of
the high school , who have been prepar
ing for some time , and who will doubt
less furnish a programme of much
Interest aside from the peculiar interest
arising from the contest. Both boys and
girls are to take part , and besides the
elocutionary features of the entertain
ment there will bo excellent music , and
other attraction ! .
There was an Interesting wedding at
the Pacific house parlors yesterday , the
contracting parties being Mr. A. G.
Pearson and Miss Katie Davis , both of
whom ore members of the Barbour dram
atic company , which just closed an en
gagement In this city. Mr. Mackoy wss
the officiating clergyman. The newly-
wedded ones go from hero to Maryvillo ,
Mo. , with the other members of the com
pany.
A fellow giving his name ns Bill Lyons
was arrested Saturday night for trying to
hold np an Omaha man on Main street ,
The Omaha man , whoso name could not
bo learned , was about to glvo the fellow a
thumping , when an officer chanced to
corno up and collared the irould-bo
highwayman.
A follow who gives the name of John
Allen and who ha ) been wanted for some
tlmo on suspicion of being the ono who
burglarized Snow's store tome tlmo ago ,
turned up hero Saturday and was
promptly caught and locked up by Officer
Onsick.
A number of the pupils of the catholic
schools observed their first communion
at St. Francis Xavler catholic church
yesterday. The Rev. Father Heatoy
delivered an address which was timely.
0. D. Crabile , who has been a frequent
visitor to the calaboose , Is now In jail on
the charge of trying to become a pick
pocket.
Some of the young men of the shooting
clubs bad a little shoot at the driving
parK Saturday afternoon ,
The interior of the baptist church is
being improved by papering , painting and
other wnjs
Substantial abstracts of titles and roa
estate loans , J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
Get your dinner at the Phonlr
Tronty.fivo cents. 505 Broadway ,
ROBINSON'S ' SHOW ,
Big Crowds , Much to Sec , nml nil
Delighted ,
Ths name of "Old John Robinson" Is
inch a familiar ono In connection with
the show bnulnoss , thnt the simple an
nonncomont thai ho was to bo here last
Satnrdjy , was sufficient to draw a crowd
to the tonta , notwithstanding the many
other attractions which made np the day's
doings. The show does not consist , as Is
often the case , with n good deal of "hur
rah"and extravagant promises ontsido the
canvas , and nothing Inside the canvas.
The street parade was excellent , but the
real merit of the entertainments was
under the tents. John Lowlotr and
L. S. Steele , the two ns gentlemanly
guides as ono conld desire , took special
pains to show the newspaper reporters
all the Ins and onta of the great show ,
and appeared on the alert for the pleasure
and comfort of all who attended the enter
tainments. Mr. Lowlow has rather a ro-
matkablo record as a showman. Ho has
boon In the circus business for thirty-two
years , and during that time has only boon
connected with font shows , ho having
boon with Robinson for tmsntyono years.
Dining these many years ho has never
lost a day or a dollar of salary.
The menagerie la an unusually Cno
ono , the attempt evidently not being to
see how great a number of each kind of
curiosity could bo gathered , as to have as
many kinds as possible , and to have the
finest specimen of each kind. The great
est order prevailed , and neatness charac
terized every portion of each tent , BO
that visitors conld really enjoy the sights
at their leisure.
The ring performances wore varied and
excellent. A great many now features
were introduced , so that while it Is " Old
John Robinson's " show , It Is not John
Robinson's" old "nhow.
Many of the acts had never been seen
in any show hero before , while those
common to nearly all circuses were per
formed In such a manner as to call forth
enthusiastic applause on account of its
surpassing oxcallonco. Without particu
larizing , Robinson has much for the people
ple to see , and much well worth seeing ,
and it is not to bo wondered at that ho
gets crowded houios so easily. To-day
the show Is to appear in Omaha.
PBOHIBITION POINTS.
The Hllln of the Courts Grind Ex
tremely Slow.
Judge Connor was here Saturday , but
these who expected to learn his decision
on the motion to transfer the Injunction
cases to the United States court , were
disappointed , for he was not ready to
decide the motion. Ho asked that the
attorneys glvo him their authorities on
the several questions involved , and said
ho would take further time to look them
over , intimating that ho would give a
decision this week , but setting no specific
time. Some other papers were filed in
the cases by the attorney lor the de
fendants , they being demurrers , demands
for moro specific petitions , etc. It looks
as If every technical point was to bo
fought inch by Inch.
This afternoon another Interesting
chapter la promised In the prohibition
fight. Tha cane brought In the district
court Is to coma np before Judge Loof-
bousow , and the same sort of a motion ,
to transfer the case to the federal courts ,
will be made by the defendant , and wall
be argued at length. Considerable inter
est is felt , and curiosity as to how Judge
Loofbonrow will decide the matter.
A NEW ENTERPKISE ,
Medical nd Surgical Institute to
Bo Started In Council Bluffr.
Dr. R. Sweet , president of the Da-
buquo Modlcal and Surgical Institute ,
arrived in the city latt evening and pur
poses to join with Dr. J. Palmer , "the
Lone Wolf , " and others In start
ing a medical and surgical institute horo.
Dr , Palmer has boou hero several days ,
and the people are acquainted with his
skill and reputation , while Dr. Sweet has
the reputation of being ono of the most
skilled surgeon ) In the state. It is pro
posed to organize a company with $150-
000 capital stock , and to erect a building
at an early date. Thojr say most of the
stock Is already taken.
Cesspools ana vaults cleaned. Address ,
R. &K. , BEE office.
Cobs at Gcortje HoatonV , 028 Broad-
vay.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth. Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
Eth Am and Pearl Street , ( Formoily Mutln's
Rink. )
J. W. TALJiEn , Proprietor.
CARPENTER'S MAMMOTH
Operatic Minstrel Co ,
TWENTY PEOPLE.
Every Evenlne'for Two Weeks ,
Commencing , Monday , June 2d ,
In Our Gurlo Htll :
Replete with now curiosities every week.
Make No Mistake !
Upstairs , Up-stairs
MisfitOlothingParlor
1312 Douglas Street
Up-stairs , Up-stairs
Make No Mistake !
HARKNESS BROTHE
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
X
CARPET , CARPET . CARPETS
A large stock and choice patterns. Prices. clear down.
" B
All the novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices
We make a stieoialtv of Store Shadings ? Office Mattings , the furuishine * of churches
offices and public buildings.
Harkness Bros , 401 Broadway Council Bluffs
SMITH & TOLLER , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUPPS , . . . IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
no will ecll in retail or carload lota
II Stock Warranted as Reuresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled Hay. . Prlcoa roa <
eonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SOZHCLTJTZEIIR. & BOOLE'S :
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
Good Aents Wanted
TO
Brs. Judcl & Smith's
W IMPROVED ELECTRIC
Offlco and Factory , No SO , Fourth St , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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"Will Discount all Prices.
MRS , D , A. BENEDICT ,
3 Broadway , Council Bluffs , lena
NOW AT FULL FLOW
AS NEVER BEFORE AT
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 e pur
chaser , Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED
prices from the manufacturing districts.
Big purchases just opened up in
Silks , Dress Goods ,
Cloaks , Linens , Domestics ,
Esiery , Gloves , Fans ,
Parasols , Laces and Embroideries ,
P
JET
In all the above departments during this
week. Goods to be sold for less than half
the regular retail prices.
FOLLOW THE CROW
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.
WAR N CHINA.
And other wares. Attend the
At 23 Main St. . Council Blufls.
Ono rot handled cups and saucers 380
Ono sot knives and forks ! ! . ' ! ! ! C8o
Ono bowl and pitcher ! . ! ! ! . ! ! . ' ! )8c )
Ono 6-bottlo triple pluted castor " ' . . . . . . . i')8 ( )
Ono sot Rogeratriplo plated knives ' * . . . . . . . . . 1 08
Ono decorated tea sot (50 ( pieces ) . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 98
Ono decorated dinner set (08 ( pieces ) ' ' ' ' ' . 13 93
Ono decorated dinner eot , [ 131 pieces ] . . . . . . . 17 98
Call and see : Yours very respectfully ,
HOMER THE m
, CHINA
ioa.
I Plain onri
, lldlli cllu I V \
Graining , Gilding , Paper Hanging and Frescoing , no Main St. , Council Bluffs. m
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city and town ,
E ; Burhorn ,
17 Main St. , Council Blufls.
Norene & Landstrom ,
Bailers
Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest passible prices.
prices.No.
No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Evrrything sen cd in first cltsi style and on shot
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
W.'P. ' AY&ES WORTH ,
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hem
moved on Little Giant trucks , the best in the world.
W. P. AYLSWOHT11.
1010 tuinth Street , Council Bluffs
LIVE STOCK.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
Hclfcri and cows of all ages furnishoJ In any desired nuiabois ; ranchmen should correspond with
WINDOW & CRAMPTON , Waverly , Iowa.
OR3LY HOTEL
In Couno Bluer * hat log a
And all modern Improvements , call bells , fire
alarm bolls , etc. , is the
GRESTON HOUSE
Nos. 21 P , 217 and 210 , Main Street.
MAX ROHW , - PIIOPRIETOH
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