Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-23
OMAHA BREWTlES.

Please send in church noticesa at
an early hour to-day.
Jefferson Square is a first-class
baseball ground, and the boys are
taking advantage of it.
The travelling agent OF Simp-
son, the well-known cigar manu-
facturer, left for the West yesterday
10 be absent ON a months trip.
At the request of the Mayor,po-
l;ceman Christopherson has recon-
,.idered his resignation, and is yet a
member of the police force.
Mr.. G.. c. Hobby, the Union
Pacific news agent, has started a
newspaper and periodical stand at
the depot
Five different new styles OF stIn
hats just received at Armstrong;
leading hat house. They are very
stylish and cheap. Prices reduced,
you know. may@
"A number of young ladies and
and gentlemen will be received as
members of Salem Congregation
ann rmstion. on Sunday, at
10. 3. m
-Severa, dogs have been "strych-
,;nedv within the last day or two,
and It is hoped that the good WORK
will 20 on until there is a~noticeabie
decrease i'm the canine population OF
Omaha,
The City Marshal has instructed
fine police to keep clean a w
faces, and to have their boots black
ed in fine weather. That accounts
for the "slick" appearance OF the
sfbeaks."
Mrs. Elizabeth Talon gave a
oi-I boarding with her, a sound
bouncing, after quarreling with her
for a few moments, She was ar
rested and fined $500 and costs at
the Police Court.
The Resolute base ball club OF
this city are going over to Councii
Bluffs to try to "wallop" the Quick
steps of that city, this after
noon. This will be the first game
of a series Of three which is to for
ever settle the championship.
A man complained to the City
Marshal yesterday, that sone
sneak thief, Thursday night, had en-
tered the window of his room, at the
bouse of a friend, and stole his
v~aotaloons, containing some loose
change. and a revolver. The victim
had to send out this morning, and
buy a new pair.
"A large party of Lutheran Rus
sian immigrants, were sent out over
he b. & NJ, Thursday, to Sutton,
where there is already a flourishing
Russian colony. They werepossess-
ed of considerable means, and will
add to the rapid growth and devel-
opment of that portion Of the State.
Yesterdays BEE was mistaken
in stating that Pat. Oman was
fined and imprisoned for disturbance
Of the peace in firing a revolver.
He was 'jugged'' merely for drunk
enuess, and we are assured that he
never carries fire-arms-at least
nothing larger than a musket.
A Council Bluffs Dutchman,
named Schmidt, ventured to Oma-
ha Thursday, and went on a spree.
He was arrested and brought before
the Police Court yesterday, and
the Judge, learning that he was
from Council Bluffs, Immediately
discharged him, on the correct sup
position that he had no money.
President Dillon, of the Union
Pacific, was engaged ali day, yester-
day i'm company with General Super
intendent Clark, in looking over the
new depot and transfer grounds,
ana i'm obtaining a view of the city
by an extended drive. We are in
formed tilat he has no faith in the
movement against Omaha i'm regard
TO the bridge and the terminus, but
that he firmly believes the bottom
will drop out of the whole scheme
at the end of this session of Con-
gress. He viii remain here several
days, and will then go West with
General Superintendent clark and
Chief Engineer Sickles. |
lfSe Tivoli Garden will re-
open Oh Sunday afternoon as a
resort. The proprietor, Mr..
Joseph HERB, has greatly improved
the garden and the hall, and no
more pleasant retreat car be found
anywhere. The garden is album
shaded by trees, and is fur
nished with comfortable seats and
and tables. During the summer
Mr.. HERB proposes to render the
Nvoli attractive by three open air
concerts a week-on Sunday, Thurs
Day and Saturday evenings. For
ibis purpose he has engaged the
Great Western Band, a new organ
composed of old musi- ,
from the Union and
'ther other hands. The Great
Western band is under the
leadership of Prof. Cellarius, former =.
leader of the City Band, and :
'rof. Bahns, of the Union Band.
10th of these gentlemen are WELL n
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