Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-30
TIL e DAILY BEE.
C0U NCIL BLUFFS.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 20.
OFFICES NO IA rearl street,
Powered by carrier In any part OF the city at
lptpty ccnts tcr week.
H. W. TuToN, Manager
MINOR MENTION.
Reitcr, the tailor, for fall goods.

Council meeting next Monday night.
Party tips, flowers, fans and gloves at
Bliss, No. 25S Broadway.
Kate Castlctou IL to be- here on Novcm.
her T. in Cray Patchwork" "
The ladies of the Congregational church
arc preparing to give II far early in De.
eCmbcr.
A. 4. Thompson has started new
paper IN Cocn, Iowa, which he calls the
Courier.
Hon. j. II. Murphy speaks under dem.
Ccratic auspices at the opera house this
evening.
The funeral of Mrs w. II. Smith is to
take place Saturday afternoon ut
s'clock, from the family residence, No.
284 Broadway.
Permit to wed was yesterday. granted
10 Chris SOrcnson and Lena Madison,
both OF this city; also To james Donovan
and Mary Farrell, both OF Nicola.
A telegram from Macedonia, received
yesterday announces the sudden death of
Louis Bisby son of II. p Bsby, aged
about % years. The funeral is to be held
al 10 o'clock this morning.
MIR. Rice the contractor for thc new
government building, expects to finish his
work NJ Jefferson City early next week,
and will then prepare to put on u full
force here. Some OF the material is ar
riying, and it is expected that work will
be started up by the 10th, and the first
story completed this fall.
Tomorrow evening Col. Henderson,
of Dubuque, and ox-Congressman Horr,
Of Michigan, are to speak in Masonic
hall, under the auspices of the republican
committee. AS these two gentlemen are
known far and near rs among the best
political speakers in the country, they
will doubtless have a crowded house, and
ought TO.
One of the chief attractions of the
coming fair to he given by the catholic
ladies will be an operette, Two Sisters"
winch is being prepared under the
supervision of Mrs M. j. ONcill, who has
already shown herself To be wonderfully
well adapted to this kind of work, and
under whose charge some of the best local
entertainments have been given here.
This evening at Masonic hall the
grand masquerade will be given by Abe
Lincoln post, 6. A. r., for the benefit of
the relief fund, which is used for the
needy widows and children of fallen
veterans. The affair promises to be an
enjoyable social event, and those who
share in it can also feel the satisfaction
Of helping along worthy cause. Glen's
band will furnish the music, and the sup.
per will be given at the Pacific house.
Mrs. Rose Haggarty now asks for free
dom from her husband, Charles Hag.
garty, to whom she was married last
July. She had hot time in which to
get married, and according to her story
she has had hot time ever since. She
charges him with abusing her, striking
her with his fists and goin@ SO far as to
I.t,oh iher with hatcfc.. Si;e St;e 60, s:Ss al"
is afraid of her life, if she cannot be set
free.
Mrs. Marion Todd, whose former home
was in San Francisco, where she ran for
dent of Michigan, is now stumping the
state for the fusionists, and last night
spoke at Pacific junction. Mrs. Todd Is
q lawyer, but on the political issues of
The day. is not well posted. She was i'm
ported by the fusionist state committee
sor the express purpose of stumplng the
state. and has the same stereotyped
speech at each place.
Judge Aylesworth does not enjoy the
impression that has gone abroad that the
superior court, over which he presides,
does not pay the city and county. A
statement is being prepared showing the
number of fines assessed but not collect
ed, and this added to the cash receipts of
!he Office will show, he thinks, that there
is a goodly amount of business done,
which would cost much more if done by
salary. 1t ill be hard work to convince
The public, however, that the superior
court is not an expensive luxury.
MIR Atkinson who is preparing to pre-
pare a summer resort near here, and in
which Alderman Mynster has shown such
interest is at work doing what he can to
get his arrangements complete so that
She work on the grounds themselves may
begin early in the spring, and perhaps
Rome work NAV he done this fail II 10
thOught by Mr. Mynster that if good
summer resort can be established on the
shores of the lake near this place, that it
will be not long before street car line
will be run out there, thus accomodat-
sng those who want to so TO the resort,
and convenicncng those who live in that
part of the city, and make property more
valuable for residence purposes.
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