Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-28
MINOR MENTION.
See Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page,

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10 n very critical condition.
The annual meeting Of the pew holder
of the st. Paul Episcopal church will TAX
place this evening in the church.
$. w. Hopkins, president Of th
Council Blu rs water works, Is expected t
be here in q few days.
The case against Mr.. Marcy for vic
lation of the ordinance Of which we mad,
mention yesterday, cost the gentleman
s7.60.
The case Of Lewis va. Stewart and w
w. Martin as interviewer has been submit
ted on written stipulation and will b.
argued before Justice Vaughan to-day.
Chris. Straub Is at work on the exca.
vation upon his lot on Main street pre-
psrstory to the orc ction of a large four
story brick building.
In the Zig land case from Crescen,
City, which was before Justice Abbot,
Monday, the court rendered judgment il
favor Of the defendant.
Mr.. Elwell, OF the United States eI,
press, Mr.. Morgan oil the Globe and
couple Of other gentlemen, started for 9
hunt out to Car lake.
"A case of some interest and peculiarly
will come before Justice Abbott next Sat
urday, in which Sarah Berry has entered Q
complaint against Alfred Berry for assault,
and battery.
-Kirtie, infant son of Mr.. John HaIgh,
died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock aud
the body went west last night to Denver,
where the little form will be laid away In
its last resting place.
The Council Bluffs driving park aud
fair association, who hold their spring
meeting from May 22i to 95th, and fall
meeting from Sept, 10Th to 14th are issuing
their stockholders admission tickets to
members Of thelassociation.
Mr.. H, j. Upton, Of Pierce, Neb., .
prominent farmer of that vicinity, was
married to Miss Matte Clauson, Of Mt.
Aver, Iowa, at the consultation and pri.
vate Office Of Justice Vaughan.
DIR, Poulson. after having travelled
over California seeing its sights and beau.
ties, will return to this city the first week
in April. Will come via Fort Worth,
Texas, the Hot Springs, Of Arkansas, st.
Louis and X ,nsAs City.
Mary Darling wa having a darling Of
. time yesterday suing Jerry Folsom for
the recovery Of three hogs which Mary
claimed she had raised. We are unable to
say how Judge Abbott may decide about
those hogs and Mary's claim, but If Mary
raised those hogs she is just as much en-
titled to them az Mary was to her little
lamb.
Colonel Dudley, counsel for the Corpse
check man, alias NeilI. thinks the best
way to break this confidence business Is 70
turn his man loose and request him to 60
~ . missionary to some foreign land. This
might do II he could give any assurance
that his client would not find some de.
ceased brother over there. g
Fred Neill, the confidence corpse man.
whose case m up sgsin to-day, will
likely try hard agsin for Asconttpuance IN
order to have time 70 sufisisutiy recover
from his grief. that be. msyfbs Able to@loot
the court and witnesses n che facs and say
'1'Here lam without, one pies except VIA
Col. Dudley mayshAvstoasAy In behalf q
my previous good character" 1850
The brief In: the usss Of Geo. Keeline
applicant sssinstl the city Of Council
bluffs has been, prepared ready for tn
September term Of ths supreme court b.
counsel for applicant Col. KsAtly. Thi
suit ID about the street opposite the res
dencs Of Kselins's, and IL Of interest I
the citizens In thst part Of the city.
Squire Glttfhss, Of Boomer township
Gays the farmers Of that township al
sowing some wheat, and . great deal
grass seed owing to the fact that the coul
try Is being extensively settled up and Il
people are obliged to provide pasture (,
their stock to the raising Of which the pc,
pls are beginning to pay more attentic
finding it more profit able with less chanc'
for loss than the usual pursuit. Of agricu
ture.
Rev. b. p. McMenomy has had Il
ground measured of preparatory to star
ing the foundation for the grand Cathol
Cathedral In this city, to coat not 10,
probably. than $50, 900; this Ia an emit.
prise which no doubt Will meet with mu,
favor throughout northws.tsrn lows o,
especially from the people In, our city /
two reasons, II win be an institution viii
will be Of value to the Catholic dsnomiu
ton in this part Of the state and to O
city IS q building Of beauty and value.
While 1t Is to be hoped that I
Union Pacific railway company will put
another train and run It nearer to the b
mess portion Of the city. It does not less
the fact that Q wagon and street {
bridge across the raging waters Of Il
muddy and murky stream would mate
ally facilitate the immense traffic VIII
daily takes place between the two citi
much to the advantage Of both. and
peoially to the business interests and p
pie OF Council Bluffs, and we can see
good reason for delaying it unless it Il
let the Union Pacific continue to mono
lie the entire interests to the detrimen
our people.
The following named gentlemen "
elected vestrymen Of the st. Paul Epil
pal church Of this city. on Monday;
@. Bloomsr. Horace Everett, Thor
BonmAn, A. w. Street. Robert Perc
H. @. Cory. MArshAl Key. Joseph Lynn
w. j. Hancock. John Hsnthorns. ].
Stewart, j. N. Baldwin and A.