Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-27
MINOR MENTIONS.
j. Mueller's Palace Music Hall.
-Sherraden makes photographs.

Let all make ready to receive the visit.
ing veterans tomorrow.
William Rosbaugh, a plain drunk, was
yesterday assessed the usual $3.50.
John Coggshall was arrested by Officer
Edgar for frequenting bawdy houses.
Tomorrow will be the anniversary Of
the big dynamite explosion in Council
Bluffs.
The large plate glass for Seaman's
front, also that for Mueller's store, has or.
rived and will soon be In place.
ALI kinds OF boots and shoes, sufficient
10 supply the demand of everybody, at
Geo. Blorsim's new store.
The freaks Of the telephone in trans.
hitting names are sometimes not only
lsughAble but ~aggravating.
Stella Long has been arrested for
keeping q house of ill.fame, and has had
her case continued until October 8.
-Seaman's lead pencils are the f~avorite
with the Newspaper men, and they are
pretty fair sort Of judges, or ought to be.
Bliss military display at the fair not
only attracted the attention Of the crowd,
but evidently pleased the judges, as they
tied on eight ribbons.
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
Charles Denny and Nellie Green, OF Coun-
ell Bluffs; also to Barnard Hitler, Of Har.
din, and Media johnson, also Of Hardin.
Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway
cooper, desires to purchase 80, 900 hoop
poles. He also wants to employ ten extra
coopers. Write to or inquire at his cooper
shop.
Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits
n the latest styles, at the lowest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish
ment Ia at 80 Upper Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
ID. NJ. Connell has placed his under
taking establishment, on North Main
street, in telephone communication with
the rest Of the city.
The residence corner of Bryant and
Vine street, owned by w II. Vaughan, is
TO be subjected to sundry improvements,
and has been leased for two years to Mrs.
Evans, for a boarding house.
Justice Abbott has tied three more
couples: j. r. Repiml and Julia Moran,
of Council Bluffs, c: +. Nelson and Lissa
Norgren, eif' Omaha; and ]. ID. Taylor and
h. T. Duggart, of this city,
Peter Bechtele, whom all know is vel
and respected 30 highly, intends making Q
change In the hotel on the first of mex,
month. 1t will on and after that date be
conducted on the European plan. The
dining room will be entirely distinct, and
under some other management, and will
simply lot rooms.
james Mucroft, who has served part
Of his thirty days sentence in Jail for steal.
ing goods from a railway car, WAS brought
into court yesterday to answer to another
charge of larceny Of goods taken at the
same time. He had twenty days more
added to his time in jail.
-Barke. the photographer, has taken
some very fine interior views Of tho eIposi'
ton building at the fair grounds, present
ing different views Of the display. They
are certainly fine ones, and should meet
with q ready sale. Mr.. Barke is gaining
quite a reputation In taking interior views
and the Instruments which he has lately
purchased for that special purpose. In hi
hands, prove most successful.
There was q pleasant social gathering
At l.. NJ. Tulleys' residence last evening n
reception to the new pastor of Broadway
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Armstrong
and TO Rev. Mr.. Bresee. who has been re
appointed also TO this city and giver
charge of the new church enterprise.
Rev. b. p. McMenomy has offered tn,
Catholic church property. on Main street
for sale. 1t is one Of the most desirsbl,
pieces Of property In the city. He viii
sell rs a whole, or in single lots. 1t meas
ures $40 feet On Main street and 102 OF
Willow avenue. The sale Of this propert,
means the building of the largest ohurcl
here in the state Of Iowa.
in the whirl Of events, the fair AnC
the reunion crowding 30 close upon eacl
other, 1t should not be forgotten that OF
October rs, 20 and ~ the grand lodge O
knights Of Pythias is to meet in this city
Already letters have been received from
Lincoln, Neb., Atchison, Kas,, and othel
places, asking for details and expressing
the intention of being largely represented
hero on that occasion.
There u q renewed talk about an Of
fort to change the location Of the new gov
ernment building, 1t will probably enc
In talk, however. There 10 much dissAt
faotisn expressed about the present looa
tion, but among many 1t Is not because o.
any particular objection to the site chosen
but because II was virtually fixed by 18th,
ring" Of whose rule the people are sick
and citizsns get tired Of so many changes
Of bossism.
Some two years ago o man nance
Holloway had q large number of cattle OF
atraiu on the Kansas City road, and b,
an accident he was killed and the cattl,
mostly crippled or killed outright. A
the last term Of the United States 0
his sons wore given q, 200 for the loss o
the stock, and in the court yesterday the,
were awarded t4,750 on account of III,
death Of their father. Tne parties ar,
well known residents Of Plum Hollow.
"A few weeks ago . German Lad nance
Adolph zsrmely filed complaint agains
CHRIS BurhArt for obtaining money undo
false pretenses. He claimed that Burhar
got about 400 from him on the plea tina,
he could keep 1t safely and that there wa.
sschems to rob Sernsly Of 1t. When b.