Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
N MENTIONS.

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ham.
Louisa Tunkle, Of Keg Greek, will go
to the Kirchhof whose other name Is Her.
man.
-Amelis Oldway, Of Silver Creek, got
permission to become Mrs. Julius Stroll
behn yesterday.
Wilhelm Lawson Of this city and Caro-.
line Nelson took out license to marry at
the city clerks ofic
g-John o. Elswick, of Carson, and Miss
RhodaJ. Durham will also marry. IT'S
likely to be q double wedding.
The general agent of the @. r. 1. &
p, Mr.. s. s. Stevens, returned Sunday
from beyond the Rockies with uis wife.
Mr.. j. c. Barnard, of this city. died
yesterday from paralysis at his residence,
on Neguster street. He was sixty.three
years old.
Down towards the transfer the waters
cover the street railway in some places,
canal boats can probably be put on If the
food comes up.
To watch snipe shooting by the
Council Bluff kids is one of the pastimes
of the city editor on his daily rounds.
Some Of them are becoming quite expert.
"A brace Of coons interviwed Judge
Aylesworth yesterday, and discussed the
question of internal revenue on whisky,
The Judge thought SO. 60 the fair thing on
what they had drunk.
M. v. Faluth, of Garner, an old
farmer Of II years, asked leave Of the city
clerk to wed the maiden Of his choice,
~ Mrs. Charlotte Yost, Of Harrison county.
The bride is sweet GA.
We noticed work being done yesterday
on upper Broadway on the banks Of In
dian creek. The intention is to prevent
any more good Council Bluffs real estate
moving of to the gulf.
"A meeting of the Central Labor Union
was held yesterday at the knights Of La.
Dor hall and q temporary organization Of.
fected. This society is a representative
one from all the different trades.
Hon. r ichard Trevellick lectures on
Organization, its History and Necessity
at Bloom & Nixon's opera house on Tues
day, the Goth inst, at 8 p. m Admission
10 cents. Tickets at Gilmore's news stand
512 south Main street. A crowd Is ex
pected.
W. .u1nI 49, CxnnN,, T,aau,,rar RAN
nett yesterday and found BIN husily Ell
gagged In the task Of collecting the le Wy fo
this year. 1t amounts to $35, 600, and
not coming 40 rapidly as last year. But
per cent remains uncollected Of the form'
levy, and that is almost exclusively pc
sonal tax that Is beyond the possibility
collection.
"A little snow.bird with broken win
bedragged with mud, beating its life OF
in o lake of water on Main street attracts
our attention. Just ss we were wadiI
out toward the poor little ~outcast, q b
s~narling cur shifting around in the vicini'
got onto the scent, and the wretch'
waif was despatched bsfors our eyes. "
shall carry q revolver for days hereafter.
The little globular morganatic excre
oence over the way Is excited because v
are not charmed by bad singing, wor
acting and a stable loft theatre. Sorr
but really now, do you dare to place tn
covert insinuation in actionable type.
it Is true you may with IMMUNITY, If it
not you are o libelous liar. Hear?
1t is proposed that the city give Il
present high school building to the he
pital association, to be under the surve
lance of the municipality. Some asst
that this cannot be legally accomplishe
as the building was erected by the scht
fund, and 1t cannot be diverted from
original use. The hill is too much
children to climb, and It Is thought that
ahospital it would not make SO much d
ference. At present the matter lies
allegiance.
Louis Meyer visited the Office Of j.
tice Vaughan to answer the prosecution
the state for grand larceny, at the co
plant of Fred Bokemper. The charge
grand larceny was withdrawn and pc
larceny substituted. The arraigned ple'
cd guilty, was fined IS and costs and
default of cash will count the cobwebs
the county jail for forty.eight hours
-"Wsll," said the reporter as he stroll
into Police Justice Schurz's court a
thrust his muddy boots upon the IL
stand, "do you grant divorces her
"Vell," said the genial judge with q Q
Pretzel twinkle In his eyes, what do y
want to know for!" "Never mind"
Joined the reporter, feeling in the judg
vest pocket for o cigar, and fishing W
pool check. "what / Nm after Is, do J
grant 'em?" "Dot," observed Mr.. Schu
with an apologetic glance at the p
check, "dot vas taken from q gamble
"Yes, l understand" pursued the repor
severely, "but how about this severing
the bands Of hymenf' "Haf q mate
Infatuated the court, "der isS 70 crimil
business up here this morning. Come
tomorrow, any day, some other da
- sIook here" exclaimed the reporter, I"
let you down easy to-day. Are you q
lation Of Carl Schurz!" carl. CARL"
said rejecting. eyes, Carl Schurz. In
rior Department Schurz, friend Of M
and intimate with George W. Curtis,
Harper's Weekly. Now you have
'Oh, va, l know him now. Why. he
no relations at all. Why, bless your &C
young man, dot Carl Schurz was a cl
man."