Omaha daily bee., 1874-04-30
OMAHA BREWTiES.

married yesterday to Miss Katy
Carpenter, at Trinity Church.
Rev. Clark Wright, of this city,
purchased a five acre lot at Kearney
Junction last Monday. 1t isn't
every minister of the gospel that can
do that same.
w. NJ. Francis is having a law
Office fitted up i'm elegant style in
Creighton block, opposite the Probate
Courtroom.
The son of Thomas Conner,
who has been sick so long, died
yesterday at the age of twenty
two years. The funeral will take
place to-day at 2 o'clock.
An inquest was held yesterday
at Gish's undertaking rooms,
over the body OF that infant, which
was found last Sunday. A ver>
dict was returned that 1t came to
its death by wilful neglect by some
unknown persons.
DR.. George Tilden was married
Tuesday to Miss Ida V. Clegg,
daughter of Mr.. Isaac Clegg. The
ceremony took place at the residence
of the brides father, the Rev. G.. ID.
Stewart, officiating.
Two colored men, Clark E.
wilkins and Charles Lambert,
thought nObly' at a Douglas street
saloon, Tuesday evening. They were
arrested and paid a fine of S.. 90 and
costs at the Police Court yesterday.
Hank, the Mason, will dance
at tie Grand Central Theatre at
eleven O'Clock tonight go that the
Georgia Ministries can witness the
old style OF dancing. Hank is like
wine-the older he grows the better
be becomes.
Mr.. Thomas Morgan, agent for
Joslyn & Park, the celebrated
manufacturing jewellers of Chey-
enne, is in the city looking up a
building to be occupied by his firm,
who intend to remove to Omaha
soon. They have sold S, 900 worth
Of jewelry, of their own make,
within the last month to
Omaha customers, whom they
never saw. They think Omaha is
n of the best towns in the West,
and theG ssez correct.
About 8 o'clock yesterdaymorn-
ing the wife of James Frewn, liv-
ing on the corner of 18th and Burt
streets, mysteriously disappeared,
having on hardly any clothes. She
is about thirty-five years of age, has
short cut hair, and is unsound in
mind. At 8 O'Clock yesterday after
noon she had not been found, and it
is feared she has met with some ac-
c;dent, or has wandered away, and
become lost. Any information con-
corning her will be thankfully re-
ceived by her anxious husband.
Deputy Sheriff Hanlon yes
arrested q soldier named
George Crager on the charge of
horse stealing. 1t appears that
Patrick Parten, who keeps a saloon,
livery stable, etc., near the barracks,
let the horse to Crager yesterday
and he rode it into town,
and left it at a livery stable. In
.he evening a boy obtained the
horse by saying that he had been
cent for 1t. The horse has not been
zen since; and the boy refuses to
ell where ii is, or who took it from
him.
The Academy of Music was I'M
full last evening, the
.ttraction being the opening night
Z Callender's famous Georgia min
trels, who certainly deserve the
tile that they bear, "Kinss OF
The programme was an ex-
client one, being replete with vocal
ems, wittieisms, and laughable
oveIties, all mostly new. They
re certainly the best minstrel +,
'oupe now travelling, and are regu- +,
r sthoroughbreds." Every man !
eserves particular mention, but We q
.gret that IL froupe is SO large I
,at we canndss aiye each Of the {
black i&amondsa what he de- Z
'sves R1t speaking in q general :
'anner, t6ey ssdick 'unAn I
p-neht tsey wsR give an entire
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