Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
MINOR MENTIONS.
Mud, mud. mud.
See joseph Refers spring styles.

and the street car horses are no longer
obliged go swim to the G. & N. w. depot.
The BEE will be found for sale on all
the outgoing trains in the morning, salts
factory arrangements having been made to
that effect.
Gentle spring has arrived, and 30 has
the man with soap warranted to wash the
spots out of anything but q politicians
character,
-Tomland Nellie Drisocll, Of i'll fame
notoriety, were said yesteadny to have
skipped" pending their trial in the police
court.
MARBLES are coming out as the spring
weather appears, and we heard one boy
whisper to q chum that he thought he
should get his kite fixed up by Sunday.
In another place will be observed q
list Of church notices. We shall be glad
If any of the pastors or laymen will lot us
know of any special service or any correc.
tion to be made in the list given.
Those having nice clothes should be a
little careful just now in not getting toe
near moving teams, as they will be very
apt to receive an o~rnamentation more con.
spicuous than desirable.
"A land slide occurred q few days ago
on Willow avenue, where teams have been
getting dirt to fill the different grades. The
face Of the Bluffs now showing q p~erpendi.
culsr height of nearly 200 feet.
Yesterday afternoon municipal affairs
were the theme Of the street corners.
Dodgers announcing q mass meeting by
w. r. Vaughan provoked considerable
talk, and what would be done in the even
ing was the constant query.
Ducks were shot In considerable mum.
bers yesterday down on the Missouri
Hats. They were chiefly Of the pin.tail
variety. Gesse have been seen going
north for some days, but some Of them
have since been seen sailing toward the
gulf.
Some Of the Scandinavian women
down in the lower part OF town have been
having o disturbance. Jennie Jensen, the
cause Of the riot, Is as Chief Field says, a
little cracked. A warrant for the arrest Of
Jennie was issued, and she will appear in
the police court to make response.
The case Of Richards Va. the q. M. 1
st. P. r. r. engaged the attention Of the
circuit court yesterday. The court in.
formed rs that an adjournment would
probably DO taken to-day, there being nc
more business to do. The court meet,
next in Jefferson county.
IL want all tho saloons In Council
Bluffs that car come here" said Q saloon
keeper In one Of the large brick saloons on
Broadway. II don't care If We have 100
saloons here, I'm not afraid of the poor
mans saloon hurting me. That's the way
I..think and that's the way l will VOTE"
Another minstrel and variety show Ii
to play here Monday night. the "Squatte,
Sovereignty" company. To judge from the
show bills around town, is simply a Bowery
boy farce transplated to Iowa. Those wht
like that kind Of shows VIII attend. Fur
Their remark Is unnecessary.
e. M. Galligan, Of this city, membei
Of Lincoln Post, G. A. r.. and an ole
subscriber Of THE BRR, called in to see us
He was one Of the crew Of the war steam
or Essex, Commodore Porter oomman Ter
the first to enter New OIleans from til,
west in 1862. He intends visiting Dakot,
In . few days.
We wonder II any Of our readers hav,
eve remarked the OF expression Of confirmed
melancholy that sits upon the cadaverou
features Of the disembowelled mackere
who is showed In all his shivering naked
mesa out upon the street Is . spectacle TO
the passersby. How any one can eve,
snmmon the nerve to eat the wretched fel
low afer beholding his misery, Is NOR,
than ever we could guess.
Conversation between the citizens O
Council Bluffs. "Hello John, I though
you had the contract for that cornice worl
bat / see these are not your men at worI
there" John, "Oh no, the parties though
they would rather give 1t to an Oman
party at higher figures. "Oh, I zee tn
"foreign" business Is only a get of an
only to be carried out in trying to brow
beat q 'foreign" paper"
up in Dutch hollow the dogs M
growing to be such o pest that It Is dar
gerous to venture up In those seclude
precincts. Yesterday q lady driving
horse TO o light buggy came very near b.
ing the victim Of q runaway from thei
attack. A gentleman who has had cor
siderable trouble with these uncontrolabl
CANNES emptied the contents of q revolvs
at them yesterday, but there were n
deaths.
Chairman Baird stopped us yesterda
morning on Main street, ''Iye got 1t, sal
he. We hastened to assure him "
hadn't any doubt on the subject. 81
mean the alderman for the Foarth ward,
he continued. "Of course" we assenteC
"I have telegraphed back to Ohio for
man who will run; they never refus
However, If Ohio can't get here on accour
of the floods, / have sent an advisory di
patch to the nest Of offioe-seekers down 4
Keokuk, Wen get there-no mistake
ia, ia" and he vanished.
"A fellow who evidently had not see
much Of life, entered q gambling house I
Council Bluffs last Saturday night, an
succeeded in getting away with the ''tiger
to the extent Of $3.50. He ~Pocketed b
wealth, pulled his gun, and marched dow
through the middle Of Broadway TO o hG