Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-26
MINOR MENTIONS.
j. Mueller's Palace Music. Hall.

Broadway.
Last night Nick Roberts Humpty
Dumpty com oany appeared at Dohsny's.
The Congreg st~ionalists hold a cisl
this evening at the institute for the deaf
and dumb.
This evening the B,ptists hold q
pumpkin social ut the residence Of ii. IL.
Seaman, on Bancroft strt ct.
The new meat market OF. Shull,& Null.
len, 799 South Main street, guarantee best
of meats and prompt attention.
A fine assortment OF Boots and Shoes,
sufficient to supply the demands Of all, at
George Blaxin's south Main etreet.
Cheap Railroad tickets 10 all points,
Bushnell, 6vedoors north Of postoffice, cells
them. Entrance, Main or Pearl streets.
s. ,turd.y afternoon little Corinneand
her Merrie Makers appear at Doh ,ny's In
"The Magic Slipper" and in the evening
in "Bjou."
Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway
cooper, desires to purchase $4,000 hoop
poles He also wishes to employ ten extra
ooopers. Write to or inquire at his cooper
shop
Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits
in the latest st les. OF the lowest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish.
ment Is at $40 Upper Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
David Free and I'd Lincoln, two
youth OF color, was arrested for having q
little mill. They were fined yesterday,
the former for being drunk and the latter
for disturbing the peace.
Constable Rosecrans, who filed to
get the nomination for constable at the re-
publican township convention, asserts that
his defeat was caused by ballot box stuff
ing. He says he will not only run indie
pendent, but wi | vote for Pusey.
CLARK, the shadowless scribe of The
Nonpareil, was so overcome by receiving
the nomination If town clerk, that in re-
porting the proceedings of the convention
he got McFadden nomin ated for constable,
instead of Clatterbuck.
Rev. r. +. G We has decided to ac-
cept the call to the pastorate of the Pres.
byterian church of this city. a decision
which will be indeed gratifying to many in
this\city, in addition to those Immediately
concerned in that church, He expect, to
enter upon his duties here about the first
Of December.
Yesterday officer Cusick arrested o
colored man named George Nash, who IL
wanted at Des Moines on q charge of
breaking open o car there and stealing
some -four about three months ago. City
M>rshal Smith, Of that city, arrived here
yesterday and took the prisoner in charge.
George Kceline has made some great
improvements In the old Robinson prop.
erty, recently bought by him. A two
story addition has been built and the in
terror Of the old part all torn out and fitted
mp anew. 1t has been finely remodeled
and plastered anew in fine style, with
heavy ~cornice,, It being the work Of g. L.
Dawson. The residence is icing trans.
formed into one of the best in The city.
AT the Ogden house office yesterday
there wa, on exhibition the beautiful ban.
ner belonging to Damon lodge No. 80, X.
of r., Davenport. 1t is certainly one Of
the richest ever seen here, teing of heavy
silk, richly wrought with bullion, present
ing the shield and other emblems of the
or1er, while on the reverse side is chron'
icled in letters Of gold the fact that It was
presented to the knights October IL, 1882
by their wives and daughters.
Officer Sterling found at the North,
western depot, Tuesday nigl t, a woman, Q
stranger here, who was sick and in 30 ter,
rible a condition that the unjust suspicion
was aroused that possibly she was the un
natural mother who 80 cruelty disposed Of
her babe the other day. She was taken tc
the jail, where DIR. Bellinger made an er,
animation, revealing the fact that she wa,
suffering from tumor. A more siokenins
case has not fallen under his observation
he says, the woman having evidently hat
no care. She was removed TO the count,
house for tr eatment and attention.
Officer Morse,arrested a mar who CAV,
his name as Thomas Carl, and who wa,
beastly, filthy drunk. Yesterday mornin,
the fellow was 80 strongly periumed as tn,
result Of his debauoh that he could not b,
brought into court without driving tn,
court out. The prisoner was allowed t,
step into the back yard while the junge
standing at the upper window, triei tn
case rs speedily as possible and assesse
the fine of sZ60 The prisoner had onl,
about half this amount in case, but wa
allowed to go en- his promise to pay tn
rest at some future time. his condition be
Ing such as to disgrace even the filth,
calaboose.
THE BEE struck a big sensation yes
terday In the form Of u policeman who foI
eight years had not even wet his lips
much less his throat, with whisky, wine o.
beer. He didn't drink gin either. Hi
story Of his last drunk was that the spirit
ual inspiration caused him to remember al
old grudge against a German saloon keep
or, and going to his place to get revenge,
the Teuton fei before bis a,enging wrath,
Stripping off his coat and vest. turning
down his collar and turning up h.s sleeves,
he jumped up ON the bar and paced back.
ward and forward on 1t for an hour or