Omaha daily bee., 1886-07-28
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFF S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY es
OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET.
Jclivccd by carrier IN any part OF the city at
twenty cents per week.
II. w. TILToN, Manager
TELEPHONES;
BUSINESS OFFICE, No. Ij.
NIGHT EDITOR No. g.
MINOR MENTION.
Nv York Plumbing company.


Summer clothing cheap ut Refers.
rhe very best cabinets at So u dozen ut
Gorhams
Akron Rubber company's hose at
Cooper IL Notices.
Only $!jOpcr doz for first class cabinet
photos at SchmidtS, 220 Main.
Cabinet photographs 50 per doz., at
Shenaden's, 3l7 B'wny for GO days only.
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
L. +. Becbe, of Omaha, and Eleanor
Neasey, of this city.
Boys are reported rs killing birds in
Fairmount park The watchman should
bring them into court.
Eugene Call has been complained of
for whipping II boy too severely. The
police are investigating.
The X G.. house was visited by bur-
glars Monday night, but they were
frightened away before securing any
thing.
Nine carloads of California fruits were
rolled eastward over the Rock Island
yesterday, being rushed through on pas.
senger time.
A special train of ten coaches, bear
ing veterans from Washington, arrived
here Yesterday over the Milwaukee ~ ST.
Paul, and left last evening for Califor-
mia.
Whittesey, of the Globe, was so enthusi-
asiic over the fine bathing and sandy beach
at Lake Manawa that lie went home without
his pocketbook, but yesterday received 1t
from Odcll Bros, who knew by the size OF it
that 1t belonged to some newspaper man.
The work of relaying the Pearl street
railway track has been commenced, and
it is expected that the new iron will be
put down fast enough to keep out of the
way of the PAYERS.
An attempted burglary is reported rs
having been made at John Collects resi-
dence, on Mynster street, Monday night.
John rushed to the window with n gun,
and the fellow fled.
Fred Elshcmer complained to the 20
lice yesterday that he had been doused
with water by boy with hose at
Strectsville. The boy was brought into
court and said it was accidental, while
the victim insisted it was pure cussed-
ness. The ease was held wide open for
more evidence.
p. p. Mikesell received yesterday q
horned toad from friend in California.
The traveller came through without pat
ronizing the dining car, or even the
water cooler, and seemed as frisky as If
he had been filled up three times n day.
These toads are fitted for long journeys,
as il is said they can hang onto life for
six months without any supplies.
Stella Long filed a complaint before JUS
tice Hendricks, charging that one of her lady
bOarders, Jenny Palmer, was guilty of lar
ceny, having got away with clothing and
baggage on which the landlady claimed to
have a amortgage for $l00 The case was
taken to Justice Schurz on a change of
venue, and the complaint dismissed on ac-
count of some defect in the papers. A new
case was then started, and this continued for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. A. Benedict have de-
cided to close up their business here and
remove to Chicago. This move will be
regretted by many. Mr.. Benedict is
widely known as n painter and decorator,
and many buildings in this city and
vicinity have been beautlficd by his skill.
Mrs. Benedict kept favorite store for
ladies, and has been widely known for
her skill in hair work. They are worthy
people, whose removal is loss to the
city.
Officer Hendricks noticed dusky fell
low prowling about the streets about
O'Clock yesterday morning. AS the sus-
picious stranger did not give very sat
isfactory account of himself, the officer
brought him into camp. Yesterday morn
ing the fellow gave his name as Peter
King, and claimed to be II dish washer in
n Missouri Valley hotel, and was Just
looking about town for fun. The Judge
sentenced him to return to his dish pan
and quit prowling about Council Bluffs
at odd hours of night.