Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-12
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Clark, Of The Nonpariel, has an ex.
cellent chicken dog. At least so say
the nelghbors.
Permit to Join hearts and hands
was yesterday given to Jacob Rlchart,
of Nicola, and Dali Richardson, of
Avoca.
Dennis Franklin Williams and
Tennessee Jane Gllden have been
Joined In matrlmony by Justice
Vaughan.
G. S. Lawson has been given the
contract for the carpenter works, paint.
Ing and glazing of McClurg's new
cracker factory.
Rev. j. b. Schaff, of Toledo, Ohio,
will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. All
are cordially invited.
Steps have been taken to have the
sanity of Henry Schwartz tested. He
Ia at the Western house and seems a
little mixed mentally.
A law case involving the whole of
30 has been occupying the attention
Of one Of the justices and several at
torneys, witnesses, etc.
The talk Of securing the electric light
for Council Bluffs Is being revived, and
II Ia to be hoped that It will not end In
talk, az 1t has on several occasions be.
fore.
The town of Randolph has raised Its
saloon license to $500. At that rate
$1,000 would be light for Council
Bluffs. Hanlan has raised Its license
to 5000.
James Davis, the boy who had his
legs cut off at the Northwestern depot
the other day was reported yesterday
afternoon as being still alive, and with
some chances Of recovery.
Sneaks have been playing sad havoc
with the plants and flowers along Vine
street, causing the residents In that
part of the city to grumble greatly.
and to set plans for catching the
thieves.
John Leahy and one of the numer-
GUS Smiths were before the police
court yesterday charged with being
drunk. Smith was discharged, there
being no witnesses against him, while
Leahy was fined the usual amount.
DR.. Poulson has a photograph of
the child.monkey captured by Carl
Book during his travels In Africa, and
1t will probably be exhibited in con-
nection with John Ahles' lecture to.
morrow. This child.monkey Ia
claimed to be the missing link of the
development theory.
The gamblers begin to wonder
now whether the city council really
Q to keep them closed for good.
The fun Of the thing seems to have be
come rather tiresome to some of the
sporting men, and they begin to feel
that the joke has gone far enough. II
Is to be hoped that the council WON'T
weaken q bit.
Two swarthy m~aidens, Dora Will.
Hams and May Saunders, were brought
before the bar yesterday for fighting,
being drunk, and using obscene and
profane language; In fact for making
q muas on Broadway. The Saunder.
girl was fined 80, while the other had
her case continued and claimed or
alibi.
Mr.. Coralt, the policeman In
charge of BAyliss park, threatens to
resign that position, rs he hardly
thinks that $40 q month 10 enough
pay, especially as the regular police
get $50, and they don't have to push
lawn mower all day and then watch
the benches at night to keep improper
and ~disorderly persons from occupy
ing them.
There have been large congregation
at the Catholic church during the pro
gress of the mission which has beer
held here during the past two weeks
The mlssion IL to close tomorrow
evening. There will be masses to-
morrow at 6 o'clock, at 8 o'clock, 4!
and 1880 O'Clock, and q sermon st tn,
latter service. In the evening, com
menclng OF 1880, there will be a ser
vice and sermon.
One Of the big events of next weel
will be the meeting of the State Medi
cal society which Is to gather here, tn,
seshions to be held In Royal Arcapiun
hall commencing Wednesday, Ma,
10th, and to continue probably tire,
days There will be present repre-,
sentative men In that profession from
all points of the state and those of tn
public who are interested In the sub
jsot on which papers and discussion
are to be had are invited to attend tn,
doings freely.
A short time ago THE BEE note,
the fact that a man named Enix wa
seeking q divorce from his wife, OF
the ground that she was living Ii
adultery al Hanlan with another man
The Hanlan Tribune has been hunt
Ing about town for the man an,
woman, with the following result
''The fair but frail EniI has beer
found. She was living with Johl
Cole near the depot, and after tn
Issue of The Tribune making lnquir!
of her whereabouts, she stood no
upon the order of her going but went
accompanied by her pro tenn husband
1t is thought they took their way t.
the virtuous city Ct Council Bluff"
John Ahles, who may well be titlec
''the learned blacksmith" Is tolecturt
In the Spiritual hall tomorrow morn
ing at 1870 O'Clock. The lecture Ia
one which he has recently prepared
and on which he has spent much
time and thought. A number
of thoEe who Joined In the call for the
lecture here heard It In private, and