Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE NO. IL PEARL STREET
Delivered by Carrier In Any Part OF the City at
Twenty Cents Per week.
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MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.

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neuers.rom Verc u...cu ~ m"i ,nns' ~ JUS
tice barhctu ia9v 0"turu"S VN'"'ns'
One of the prisoners confined IN the Glen
wood jan made nus escape Monday n!ght; no
Mas iocNou up 70 await INV = pV''' ''o"'
ing.
The funeral of James Vincent, son Of Il. j.
Nicholas, will take place Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock from the family residence, No.
800 Seventeenth. street.
A fine cottapc orran ;yns sold on the streets
at auction Yesterday morning to satisfy a
mortgage, and was purchased by President
Copson for The rooms of ne Press club.
A marriage license was granted Yesterday
IN Frederick He'll and Lodevia Tindde. Tic
nrosnective Groom comes from Quebec. Can
adn. and his bride is a resident of Council
Huff.
Mr. and Mrs w u kirkland favored the
children and many residents in the eastern
mart of the citv Monday evening with "A cal
ciun lieht exbibition ON the lawn in front of
their residencn on t'irst street.
M ei,r aannon rat 10 oonn,,oo If tho
.ttno ',.S .ou 1919 me- Al un,,snono,
~ s.3y e.,
the council chamber. Why such secresyl
NAV not be an ,impertinent inquiry.
M Cornaii LIE paI,ol,,h doaroo
n M Los haar onmriiod n" nessrs oaicor
: /" 'e - an"I,ttI ,n tho,9 on tha hooiis n
the hnnl, of $40 10 the money having lain
II Jam nn al yo oars Az hnnn fcrcnt,nn ""A
y, @ ~ 80 ~ Wy
(koott 81 H. H. w. ~ ,n,n,ant in.a b, ai -
nniSor,, rantl Knigbts of pvtbias have made
onraun,o nus fnr e - av,,r:}}on ar Lni%hts
az n5 ~ - VI VI Siuna Titu q hon
OF 81 Council nc BLUFFS TO sioux Clty September
a. :, W = ',0 III an n.
Inc Guy pound was wen mleu Monuay
hlenl, ana the Guy mai9nai reapeu u ricn
harses. ScsIeIusS run inc o"ucfs oi stray
LIN :. .weonn' nnav w. oaiHu,eu ~
othor s,r.rn he s ~ ,has ID 49, 30 nnu
on u D., asE.ono om'l'o '"' CIV " iui'e
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me coioreu repuolncans are preparing TO
ceicDratc the anniversary OF thelr advent
INTO freedom IN a grand celebration, which
event VIII axe place ABOUT August l. Good
"a S nc oranoss - r. ,;r,n ' uHT ~ e.' ann
mensnrate with tho i,nnortanca Of tho avnnt
celebrated
T,a Woao ga. . u. A.. ,,
me Kansas Gity tro'ghI tralh that should
d lay : = ~ tt tha oltS az ~ . for rioc on dasI m,gne was
DELAYED al the station Tor some time oy lour
ramps whT yb SoarueG one 'raih anu reused
nnoi}cce and after considcrnhia ,ronhio t to
tramns yor aSrostod on3 i"Jnoa ~ 80 o"n
trail Station u" 's0 ''o o'N
w. e|o
III Stsn mas rnaue d pr0P9sitton 10 the
boaai - ,b bra ~ i on,orin nsn 70 pvilu vi" PROPOSED
W tuae' a teiesraih 10 this eHect VIII pc
sem 10 Cnlcago To-Day ana the ChlcaSoans
wish to accent the oonms otbor,yisn the hn nY
viii b W , "It I y NV ow hom ~ oSn - WIS ~ 'no no'ei
w ~ a'.' eUi
W. .. amy Guy Weignmaster, Is IN
ecstacles over .he ADVENT at ms nome OF Il
new teh-pouha uaugiler. III pans out sixteen
ounces TO the pound on the city scales on
bryant street. .Walt' Is always ready TO
give up his last cigar, but his pr!odigality for
tne past tWenty iour hours Is somewhat
aiafinlng. lie VIII resume MS normal con-
oltion III u rev days.
Mr.. Breeze, the taxidermist, received the
other day the carcass OF a large 81. Bernard
uOE, WllDSc OWIer, IL ltuy o. Wtdiun, desired
10 nave ~ mounted. III was IN such condi
ton that this could not pc done, ana IL mad
TO pc buried. On learning OF this she sent
WORD 10 nave u exhumed, and gave orders to
nave the skeleton nicely mounted.
The Rev. j. Fisk, at his residence on Ben
ton street, on the 10th day of July, A. d..
1888, united in the bonds of matrimony Mr..
Frederick Bell, of Strawbridge. Canada.
and Miss I ,ediyia Tindale. of Pottawattamie
county, la. The happy couple left Oh the
evening train for Strawbridge, Canada,
which is to be their future home.
For the meeting of the Iowa state regatta
at Spirit Lake july a and Is the sioux Citv
& Pacific railway will sell excursion tickets
at the rate of $685. each, for the round trip,
good going on the evening of the Esd, return.
4 ing. until the 10Th. inclusive. Train leaves
Broadway depot at 7;iO %. m. Tickets or
sleeping car berths NAV be reserved M the
city ticket offices, No, 421 Broadway.
Horr;sop stroa, 10 4, a don,oroh,o oo,a;.;ou
.for the nassage ~ vehicles Tbe rains hava
WASuGu Ouu MUCH II the UlllnP. and III seems
that nothing but paving will hold il. The
paving has been ordered. but the diligently ia
that the street should be graded some Time
( before the paving is laid. Several teams cot
into trouble along the street Yesterday One
vegetable wagon had to he heelned out.bv The
residents. who turned out and lifted the
wagon onto a spot from which n safe exit
could be made.
Tho veterans ~ ,sao orro,;.,a . ri,,o
canoe cimb at rennhIi;"an b6aad"na = nif pe,
evarir9 With Hftoan nonahr uas u.s.
-sadrnsse we've rnada" Nv Toaw NJ LSyi aS I'M
Judge Hubbard Tho folloyying offcers were
elected. President Hon n q HLoomer.
vice president Colonel John Eoy. sec,,etarv
II II. Clark. treasurer Mr. Ronhom Az
executive committee consistin~ ~ Massns
Bloomer, hudson and Rnrke was annn;ntoi
70 draw nm n cnnstitutiop ~ nresont ot ~
newt meeting which will he held newt E'rida ~
evenin~ ""'
nm. n.u .uo a.
r,aa ~ po.loo meLe Suleu 10 the corner OF
%sonuo anu t.,sn.a ssIeeV yesUeruay W
,.h ~ h w r m"a mno at ~, anom Eue Vi y eree'
Mni.m nc maS enHaSou IN IhHiug. ne eVl.
move n muscle. Int after being assisted ~
his feet and straiebtened ont he concluded
that he was able To 90 home alone and
,o,+od ~ IL 90. ,o.hlo a. -.