Omaha daily bee., 1874-04-27
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--Peycke's Restaurant and Oyster
rooms. The leading house OF the
kind. 2O7, Farnham street, between
Twelfth apd Thirteenth. feb2itf
An Omaha milkman wants to
know If "cre(a)m-ation has any
thing to do with the milk business.
The crusader from Arizona is
still swinging around the circle in
this city.
An attractive programme will
be performed at the Grand Central
Theatre this evening.
"A lost boy, three years old, was
picked up in the streets Saturday,
by Edward Riley, who took
him to the Police Court. Police
man Burns took charge of the
youthful rooster till his parents shall
call for him.
The anniversary of the Douglas
County Bible Society will be held
at the Congregational Church one
week from this night. Adj
dresses from Chancellor Benton,
Prof. Kellom, and reports from the
Agent and Others, interspersed
with music, will be the order of the
exercises. All are invited,
Sheriff Burley, upon his return
Saturday from Schuyler, whittier
he took Capt. Smith, brought in
John Miller, from Elkhorn, and
assigned him quarters in the county
Jail. Miller was arrested and ex-
amined at Elkhorn for breaking
into the school house at that place
with intent to steal, and was bound
over for trial at the next term of the
Douglas County District Court in
the sum of $500.
Yesterday afternoon, a blind
man, having only one arm, had that
arm broken, and a deep cash cut in
his forehead, by a runaway acci-
dent. He was returning from Coun-
ell Bluffs, in company with a friend,
and on reaching this side of the
river, the horses became frightened,
and ran across the L. p. railroad
traek, splitting out the occupants of
the buggy, with the result above
stated. The unfortunate mans name
is Logan, and he belongs IN Ne
vada.
George Tanner, the well-known
jeweler and optician, intends re-
moving to Tekamah, Burt county,
about the first of next month,
where he has some very bright bus
iness prospects before him. He will
take up with him an extensive stock
of first class jewelry, clocks, DC,
and being an excellent workman.
We have no doubt but that he will
reap a rich reward in that prosper
Gus town. Mr.. Tanner is a pleasant
and popular young man, and while
Tekamah will be benefited by his
removal there on account of his
business, the society of the town is
to be congratulated upon the acaui-
sition to its ranks of a true gentle
man. Mr.. tanners many friends
In Omaha regret his departure, and
him abundant success i'm his
new location.
saturday proceedings by QUO
lDorrdnto were begun in the District
Court against NJ. III. Brown, coun-
Gilman from the Third Ward, and
III. J. Lucas, councilman
rom the Fifth Ward, TO eject them
rom their seats, on the ground that
Fhen elected they did not own any
estate. They are required TO
'nswer on the 18th of May, and
how by what authority they hold
heir seats as councilman. District
Attorney Connell and w. NJ. Fran.
Is are prosecuting the cases. Mr..
lucas claims that he has owned real
state for some time past, but that .
e has never had the deed recorded. :
lr. Brown, it is said, also owns real
state, bat likewise has not recorded
Is deed. The questions as to the
OF purchase, whether the land
as bought By them before or after .
lection, etc., will come up.
-Ex-Marsha Rustin was Saturday
forming examined before Judge :
eabody on the charge of aSsaulting
nd ~battering Peter Brieknell. He
as bound over for trial at the Dis
let Court in the sum of $500.
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