Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-02
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MORNING OCTOBER. 9.
OFFICE, NO. l2, PEARL STREET.
Delivered by carrier in any part OF tho city at
twenty cents per week.
II. W. TILToS, Manager
TELEPHONES;
Bus1Nrss OFFICE, No. 43
NIGHT Enron No. %
MINOR MENTION.
New York Plumbing Co.
New fall goods ut Refers.


One dozen cabinets and a large panel
for $3.50 at Schmidts gallery.
The Scottwood nine to-day play the
ID. X. ID. nine on the institute grounds.
Erhc republican primaries are to be held
this evening to select delegates TO the
county convention.
Yesterday morning n runaway oc.
Cured on Madison street, and spring
wagon was demolished.
Telephone No. lg7 has been put into
the up town Office of VIM. IL. Burns the
Union Pacific general agent.
Tonight the rolIicking comedy, Josh
Whitcomb, will be given by the Howe
company at the opera house.
United States Senator Allison speaks
this evening in Masonic hall. Ladies as
well rs gentlemen are invited.
The first marriage license issued this
month was granted yesterday to s. Rob-
inson and Mil Freeman, both Of this city.
The democratic primaries are to be
held Tuesday evening next to select dele
gates to the democratic county conven.
tion.
All the ladies should see Miss Howe at
the matinee tins afternoon. Her cos
tunes are elegant and her acting still
more so.
The Des Moines policemen are petition
ing the city council to furnish them with
winter ovcrcoats at the city expense.
Such u petition here would take away
the breath of the aldermen, if not that of
the policemen.
Policeman Nick O'Brien says the BEE
yesterday gave him the credit of work
ing up the arrest for houscbreaking
against Charles Clark, while he only
helped on the case, Officer 10. Weight.
man deserving the bulk of credit.
The legal contest rs to the ownership
OF the wv hite Swan" one of the fayorite
boats on Lake Manawa, is to take place
in Justice Schurz' court early next week.
As soon rs the case is determined the
boat is to be rcchristened Satisfaction.
The Maude Howe company appears
this evening, closing the engagement.
The opportunity of seeing and hearing
this charming young actress and her com
pany should not be missed Those who
have attended the previous evenings en-
tertainmcnts will need no urging
Smith Il Meyers are changing about
Lacy's old stand, so as to provide n lunch
counter. Its all the style now for every
saloon to have a lunch counter and regu-
lar boarders. Then the doors have to be
opened on Sundays so rs to keep the pub
lie from going hungry.
officer Leonard yesterday threw into
the bastllc young man named HlnkSOn
for being drunk and refusing to pay his
hack hire. When searched he had only
80 cents in his pocket, which would not
go far towards paying for an extended
trip with Council Bluffs hack driver.
The news of the disappearance of the
officials of the Kaw Life association
causes n sensation among Il goodly mum.
Der in this vicinity who had pinned their
faith to it rs u sure provision for their
families in case of death. The company
has done quite business in this par: of
the state.
Mr.. Beckman, the city poll tax collec-
tor, is making arrangements with attor-
nies to commence suits against all delin-
quents. Those who have not paid or
worked out their tax are fast SHINING
away their day of grace, and should jump
to the front, settle and save the costs,
which count up fast.
1t is talked about that Chief Matthews
is to be the republican candidate for
clerk of the courts. Matthews says he
wont run under any circumstances. All
know that as chief of police he wont run
worth cent, but is Il slayer. AS a can
didate for that or any other position on
the county ticket he would run like Il
deer though. The only trou BILE is to get
him to consent TO make the start He
will run all right if he does not refuse
altogether to start.
The editor of the Vail Observer, al
though republican, urges the choice of
F.. K Z. Lally as county attorney, basing
the enthusiasm for bim on the ground
of his fitness for the place, and urging
republicans of that county to support
him because the democrats are to offer
no opposition to Judge Conner S election
MIR. Lally has many friends here, who
will be glad to learn that his name is be.
ing considered for such honors, and who
would be still more glad to see him
placed in such position He is young
man who has been II brilliant campaigncr
Tor the democracy, but yet has n happy
way of winning admirers among the re.
publlcans. His reputation rs an attorney
and as man entities him to some posi-
ton of trust and honor.
Rev. j. N. Mills has just removed from
Vail, having been appointed to the
church at Newell In taking his depart
ure from Vail he makes a public state
ment that he is compelled to leave with
out paying all of ms debts, but that he
will send what he owes as soon as posi-
BILE. According to his statement the
church at Vail owes him S165 on his sal
AIRY, and if he could get this he would be
able to square up his bills at once. He
refused to allow subscription paper to
be passed around for his benefit among
the outsiders, who would gladly have
raised the amount. This public showing
ought to put the Vail church TO shame
The laborer is worthy of his hire, and the
sooner the Vail church and all similar
churches get over the idea of free gos-
pei of the sort which makes the preacher
give his time and strength without money
and without price the better. Financial
honesty should be as prevalent in the
church as in business circles,
A car load of large, heavy mules, also
a lot of fine, large heavy brood mares tor
sale by Schleuter Boley, Council
Bluffs.
There is a special display of new
meerschaum goods and smokers articles
at L, ID. King d Co.'S, 5i3 Broadway, for
three days. Take Il look at them.
just received Ladies' fine shoes, best
makes. Prices low. Geo. BlaNim, S07
Main.
First class regular dinner 20 cents, IL to
O'Clock. fhGniX chop house, sos B'way,
Hats regardless of cost Closing out
hat stock of +. +, Stubbs, comprising
Knox's, Stetsoa's apd other find brands.
Il. B. WILLIAMS, No. 500 Broadway
''Everard and Eulala," by Ed. Wright,