Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
MINOR ME-
i. Mnaller,s Palace Music Hall.

be resumed.
The regular meeting Of the city coun.
ell is next Monday night.
The railway time tables are again rem.
dered useless, the trains being bothered
much by snow.
The Presbyterians had a pleasant
social gathering last evening at j. I.
Harris residence.
The snow again blocked the street
railway tracks yesterday. and the cars
were abandoned for sleighs.
"A PARGAIN.--Any person desiring to
purchase an elegant residence one block
from B,yliss' park, for s6, 800. part on
time, should address W. box 1877.
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Several juveniles are to interview
Judge Aylesworth this morning and ex.
plain, II they can, some alleged acts Of
mischief.
The prohibitlonists are to hold a con.
vention at the Broadway Methodist church
at 2 o'clock this afternoon to zee what can
be done about 1t.
Henry Sweigart. Of the California
house, has purchased the saloon property
next to Davis livery stable, but proposes
to cling to the hotel business too.
"A pleasant social party was given
Thursday evening Of the house. Of Major
Lyman, In honor Of Miss Mamie Henning.
Q cousin Of Mrs. Lyman's, from Evans.
vile, Ind.
One indignant citizen Is said to object
to having the cows run ct large because he
has three dogs Of whom he thinks a great
deal. and he is afraid some naughty COW
some day will hook one Of them.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to Solomon ). Mcintosh of Cres-
cent and Mary Ann Pruette, of the same
place; also to N. A. Brown and Mary
Foglesong, both of Whalen.
1t Is said that one mar found out his
mistake yesterday. He got mad because
dunned for q bill and tried to kick the col.
lector out Of the office. 1t is reported that
he wal quite fully con vinced that 1t wa
easier said than done.
In the circuit court yesterday the jury
in the case of Fausler va. Gillespie returned
q verdict giving the plaintiff $25 damages.
The case Of Schleok Va. Guitar was then
taken up. and Ia. still on trial, with the
probability Of being concluded this morn.
ing.
The press Of the city owe an apology
to the pound. In giving an inventory Of
Its contents the other day the fact was
omitted that there are stored there about
four miles Of old Indian creek Hume, full
of rusty nails OF which the COWS can
scratch themselves, II they want to, and in
many cases whe her they want to or not.
We call attention to the double column
card Of M. Gallagher, we'll known to the
people Of Council Bluffs as an honorable
and energetic business man. Mr.. Gallagher
has opened an excellent grocery house and
his perfectly fresh stock Is offered at the
lowest list Of prices comp ,tible with q safe
business. Try the new house.
Tho case Of Mrs. johnson and the
man Straub, charged with adultery, was
again before Justice Schurz yesterday and
continued again for another week. 1t IL
understood that the family unpleasant.
nsssis to be settled by johnson being al.
lowed to get the divorce he has asked for
In the circuit court, and then that Straut
and Mrs. johnson will marry, and tn.
prosecution come to an end.
As . specimen Of ancient writing th.
following. now In possession Of q leadins
firm OF this city, is worth reading: II,
Levi Patterson, send . check this, Febru
ary 10th, 177s, to make payment on boot,
and shoes. The check Is good for 800.
trust you, Wilson, will get this to-day and
place the 500 to my account in your book
The firm name Is M. A. Patterson, at Con,
cord, Mass. God save the colo, Ter. Lev
Patterson.
"A petition Is being circulated askins
the council to let the cows have the free
dom Of the city during the daytime, any
way. 1t has received q number Of signers
and Is to be presented to the council mex,
Monday night, which will give the alder
men q chance to show what nerve the,
have. The petition Is said to have ~receivtc
even the signature Of the deputy marsha
whose duty It Is to drive COWS into th,
pound. He has evidently wearied in vel
doing.
Some Of the church ladies who hsy,
been identified with the fairs and festival
given for the relief Of the POOR of tn,
city, feel q little hurt about the statement
made in The Nonpareil that there wa
dancing and rafting of prizes In oonnec
ton with the enterprise. There wer,
some prizes which were voted for, anc
late one evening after most had left tn,
hall. some Of the young folks took advant
age OF the fact that the band was plsyin,
waltz, and began the giddy whirl. bu
the music was changed and the dane
stopped. Those of the management, VIII,
have conscientious scruples about sucl
matters, do not like to hear the manage
ment made responsible for what did no
take place.
"EH"