Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-01
MINOR MENTION.

See Joseph Refers fall goods.
Additional local on seventh page.
The public schools open Monday.
Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's,
The board of trade meets on Monday
night.
Pay day with the water works boy
yesterday.
The city council is to meet in regular
session Monday night. I
Permission to wed was yesterday given
x. Johnson and Annie Olson, both OF
Council Bluffs.
Z. j. Abbott has been absent for two
days planting posts of the G. A. r., al
Emerson and Nicola.
The Latter Day Saints are to hold a
union meeting at Persia, commencing
September 10, and continuing for one
week. -
The jury in the Story allison case
having agreed to disagree, have been dis.
charged, after being closeted together one
night and n day.
Rev. A. S. Marshall, of Marion, Iowa,
will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and even
ing. Sabbath school at IL o'clock.
German preaching on Sabbath next at
3o'clock p. IN. at the Evangelical church,
ON the corner of Pierce street and Glen
avenue, by the missionary. Peter Belger.
care they not sent as ministering
angels" Spiritual circle Sunday after
noon and evening in rooms 4 and 5,
Shugart q McMahon's block, commend
ing at 2 and 7:3O o'clock.
N. f. Rohrer got out his fishing tackle
ready for a days sport, and left it on the
porch of his house. On waking for an
carly start in the morning he found some
sneak thief had got the start of him.
In the circuit court yesterday the
divorce case of Mary Jane Foetisch vs..
Ernest Foetisch was tried. She claimed
that he abused her, while he claimed
shat her temper was too high, and that
she was the aggressor.
Less than seventy dogs have taken out
their licenses for bowling nights and
barking day times. There will be a ter
tible shedding of blood, if the city mar.
shall commences next week to slaughter
all the unlicensed ones.
Robert @. Palmer has been'admittedto
the bar here, and will prove quite an ad-
dition, as he is a finely educated young
man and quite talented. Heis a nephew
OF Marshall Key, and came to this city
recently from Marion county, Kansas.
A four year old daughter of Mr.. Rageth
has met with a serious accident by falling
from a swing in the rear of Leutzinger's
bakery. She struck on her head, and
the injuries are such that it is feared she
will lose the hearing of one ear and tho
sight of N eye.
Jury for the September term of the su-
perior court was drawn yesterday, the
following beingthe victims: w. l.. Biggs,
WIN. Ward, A. @. Graham, M. K. Weth-
erbee, j. j. Jennings, G. A. Robinson,
W. @. Unthank, Peter Bechtele. The
juryis to gather in the city.
The trouble arising between the two
boys, Richardson and Bowls, which led
to the latter's arrest for assault and bat
terry, was brought by members of both fam.
lilies before Judge Aylesworth yesterday.
The boys were given a good fatherly talk
ing to and the case dismissed.
The Chautauqua club met last evening
70 arrange for another years study. The
club made much advancement last season,
and furnished a profitable and pleasant
way of spending the winter evenings,
and it should be heartily sustained this
year.
The 'colored man, Farnsworth, who
took Jake Rogers roll, amounting to
el4O, yesterday, waived examination be-
fore Judge Aylesworth, and was placed
In Jail to await the action of the grand
jury, being unable to furnish the $500
bail required for his appearance.
. Work on the new Masonic temple will
begin next week, and it is expected that
the corner stone will be laid about Sept.
20. 1t is expected that Gov. Sherman
and Grand Master George Is. Van Guier,
of Cedar Falls, will be present on the
occasion. The building will be enclosed
before winter IN
Judge Loufbourow has decided in favor
Of Jefferis, Kellar, Guitar, and others,
who asked that their lands, used for ag-
~ricultural purposes, be set aside for the
city, 50 as to relieve them from taxes for
city purposes. This takes off about L.
600 acres for the northern part OF the
city, and five or six miles of railway.
The valise recently stolen at tho trans
fer from w. j. Wagner, Of Denison, has
been recovered. The fellow who took il
was spied across the river by the depot
police, and acting suspiciously, an officer
began to investigate him. He claimed
that it was his yalise and while the Off.
Ger wa trying the key which he claimed
fitted the lock, the fellow skipped, leay-