Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-30
MINOR

Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnelfs.
Mrs. Brabery's restaurant, S21 Main
street.
The ground is broken for the foun-
Sstion of the new Catholic church.
An incipient fire burned a hole in the
roof of John Chinaman's laundry yester-
day. -
" An artesian well has been struck near
the Chicago, Milwaukee n st. Paul
roundhouse.
The funeral ~servises of Mrs. Fer
gerson are to be held at three o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Mackes of the Episcopal church
officiating.
One of the large plate glass of.C. j.
Beckman's harness store has been smaoh-
cd, it isthought by the missed Of malious
coys, Loss 500.
Captain Wilson has sold one of his
houses on Vine street, where the wash
out has done such damage. 1t is to be
moved onto another lot.
All bills aSainst the city must be filed
with Auditor Burke to day in order to get
presented to the council at its regular
meeting Monday night, the rule being
z strict as to that.
All the races for the Fourth of July
\ have filed except the ABA class, and it is
expected that will fill too. Several
Omaha horses and many Omaha people
hre expected to be here on the Fourth.
The man O'Brien arrested for stealing
a watch from Ben Hagan yardmaster at
the Northern, and for stealing a clock
from the Metropolitan, waived examine:
ton yesterday and W held to the District
court in the sum of $500.
Spiritual Circle at rooms Nos. 4 and 8,
Shuggart & McMahon's block, Sunday
afternoon and evening. In the evening
Mr.. Larkin, Esq, will discuss the ques-
ton, :'Who are the True Christians?"
Two or three cases of small pox are re-
ported, but all in one family, the house
being the fifth n west of the Chicago q
Northwestern depot on the south side of
Broadway. The house has been quaran-
tined.
Eight fellows found sleeping in a c..
ID. go. box car were yesterday dis
charged, three fined for drunkenness and
three for vagrancy. The drunks get
$500 and the vags 81 90 each, or thirty
days at work on the streets.
Benjamin Winchester will lecture Sun
day evening at 1880 o'clock p. M, before
the Spiritual Society in Platnef's hall.
AT 2 o'clock p. M, there will be a medi.
ums test meeting, and a lecture by tn,
chairman, on 'How to Avoid Diseases
Judge Reed yesterday confirmed the
judgment of John Walton vs.. The Wa.
bash railway, it being 81, O00for the loss
Of a foot. The jury in the final tria'
found in favor of Watson for Sc, 600 but
the verdict being set aside the next Jury
gave him ~, 900, and this Judge ReeG
has confirmed.
X. l.. Thorp arrested as a vagrant, ant
fer serving as a runner for a colored house
Of prostitution, shows letters purportin.
to be from j. j. Neigh of Omaha, SUI
printendent of a detectiee agency, ant
asking the officers here not to ares
Thorp, as he is working up a case, and il
IN his employ. The officers here wan
Neigh to send over different sort of fel
Iowa for detective.
Apeculiar case was submittedto Judg
Reed yesterday, it being that of Mar,
Carrig against the First National Bank
The plaintiff had deposited 81 90 in tn
bank and taken a certificate, but by SOM
mistake, she burned it up. The BAN
would not pay over the money unless sh
gave an indemifying bond, which the va
man was unable to do. She now appeal
to the court to have the money paid owe
WItnOut n as.
man DESTROYS of getting into tn
Post-ofice Thursday night ratified tn
door, and in doing 80 a board which ha
been made to take the place of . pane {
glass fell out. He was surprised, an
concluded some one had been robbing tn
place. He hunted up apoliceman. Pos
master Armour was aroused out of -sleel
and was greatly alarmed himself until !
investigation he found that nothing hs
been molested. The night clerk who gei
orally is in the Office was out a little lat,
than usual, and hence there was no OF
around the Office to protect it.
Grand concert at Books gerden I
morrow afternoon and evening. Mui
by the Ravarian hand