Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-18
OMAHA BREWTiES.

Hall Bros. are turning out five
mowers and reapers per day. BuSl-
ness is lively with this firm.
Spoon Lake Palmer's friend,
esSkinny, the bootblack," was
before the Police Court Saturday to
receive a merited reprimand for
sleeping in Railways.
Charles Ruhlberg, whose sud-
den and mysterious disappearance,
was chronicled in the BEE 4 few
days ago, has been heard FROM. lie
is up in Dacatoh.
If the citizens of Council Bluffs
are anxious to know where SmithF
of the Nonpareil, got that elegant
baby buggy, they can learn by IN
quiring of Eberhart, of the Variety
Bazaar.
D. l.. Morris, the inimitable
aDutchmann of Haverly's Minis
trels, formerly played in Omaha as
q comedian i'm Corri's stock COM
pany i'm 1867, when the Academy OF
Music was first opened.
DIR. Emlen Lewis has fitted up
a su,te of offices in Creighton Block
in very elegant style. and Friday
evening he gave pleasant party
therein to his intimate friends.
-Ore of the workmen at the
Union Pacific shops had the mis-
fortune to lose his months pay Fri
dav. His friends generously
made up a purse of about s25 to help
him out.
-Wirth's new restaurant was on
Satdsy thrown open to the public. Ii
Is an elegant place, is admired by
everybody, and deserves a liberal
patronage. Wirth's reputation in
this city as a restaCrateur is unex-
ceIled.
"A young man named Henry
CARPENTER, while driving on Tenth
street Friday, ran over a little
girl, and hurt her somewhat. He
was fined $500 and costs at the
Police Court Saturday, for fast driv-
ing.
Patrick Rockbud paid s. and
costs at the police court Saturday
for taking improper liberties
with Henry Snyder's nose, which
he pullei very violently. He was
also complained of before Judge
Peabody, for assaulting Snyder with
intent TO murder him. He has a
great antipathy to Snyder's nose.
y. ". Tousiey, the enterprising
vegetable man, on Saturday came
out with flying colors in an elegant
new three spring, canvas top wag-
ON. lust turned out for him by Simp-
son at a cost of 1915. With Mr..
Tousley's sprightIy stepping team
it makes up an elegant outfit, and is
an evidence that vegetable raising
is a profitable business.
"A young man named Joe OPP
penheimer, having, as it is said, led
astray an unsuspecting female, left
Saturday on the early train for
the East, whistling "The Girl / left
behind me-" He will probably hear
from her by telegraph, as she wants
some one to father a coming event.
Oppenheimer left some explanatory
letters, i'm which he no doubt at
tempts to cast a reflection on some
other man, who is married. OPP
penheimef will BE remembered as
being one of the politest beer jerk
ers on upper Farnham street.
An inquest was held by Coro-
ner Gish, over the remains of the
o 70 Capt. Ludlow, Friday evening.
The witnesses examined were Capt.
Ludlow, c. +. Redfield the drug
clerk who put up the doctors pre-
scription, DIR. Anderson, who
attended the child, and DIR. Benja-
min. The jury could find nothing
In the evidence from which they
could attach any blame to any one,
and accordingly returned a verdict
t.,at death was produced by causes
unknown to the jury. The funeral
took place Saturday at . p. m.
from the residence 9l7, Eighteenth
street.
The Council Bluffs Globe of
Thursday contains a copy of a let
ter from c. A. Dean, of Tiskiliwa,
Ills, father of the young man who
was killed recently at Spoon Lake,
addressed to Palmer. He gives Palm
er a mostscathing rebuke for having
refused his penniless and truant son
a nights lodging, and for having,
after he had met his death, charged
SIS for allowing his remains TO lie
upon the floorofan unoccupied room.
Had Palmer been a little charitable
and furnished young Dean a place
to sleep, he would have been alive
to-day. Says Mr.. Dean: alt seems
humanity did not show itself in this
case, and my dear son was turned
away to seek other quarters, though
i'm the dark of the night, and he a
stranger in your city; and he went
forth only to be brought back a
corpsea few minutes after.
-Haverlv's Ministries gave a
splendid entertainment at the
Academy of Music Saturdayevening,
eclipsing anything of the kind that
has been performed in this city for