Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-13
MINOR MENTION.

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There are now thirty.two prisoners In
jail, ak Of them are women.
The jubilee singers are to be at
Dohany's next Tuesday evening.
-Justice Vaughan yesterday received
his commission and seal rs notary.
The Catholic Boys band give q ball at
st. Joseph's academy this evening.
-Bayliss' park is being cleared up and
cleaned up for the summer season.
There Is Q good prospect Of the cree.
tion OF q $751; 900 Masonic temple here OF
an early ago.
"A large combination awning now ap.
pears at the front Of Wells, Cook & Co.,
establishment on Broadway.
The work Of filling to grade Of the
sidewalk along the Beysnt building on
Broadway has been commenced.
Il. B. Clark & Co., Of the Upper
Broadws y drug store landed q fine thirty
hundred pound safe In their store yester.
day.
The rising young Irish comedian, VIM.
j. Soanlan, appeared at Dohany's last
evening In Barley Campbell's new play
"Friend and Foe"
Get your tickets and reserve your
seats vt Bushnell & Braokett's, for the
concert to DO given by tho jubilee singers
next Tuesday evening.
Friend and Foe" was we'll given last
evening. ScAnlan showed much dramatic
power, and In some parts was very strong.
His support was quite good.
The Me,hodists had q very enjoyable
social season last evening at tie residence
Of L. W. MoCareer on Frank street. The
attendance was quite large.
-Ktralfy Brothers' "Blaok Crook ;
seems TO have given much satisfaction here,
and All speak well of the entertainment
furnished, considering the fact that the
hall furnished little choice for q spectator
to be presented with any credit.
Justice Schurz showed yesterday that
he could make q pretty fair sort Of o Judge
OF the superior court, he being called upon
to oc'upy that position In the absence Of
Judge Aylesworth.
Frank Cook was brought here by OFF.
Ger Higgins from Nicola, and lodged In
jail, the victim having been arrested for
stealing two suits Of clothes from William
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Philips of Norwalk township. Cook will
now wait for the action Of the grand jury.
The Daughters of Rebokah are arrang.
Ing to give q grand ball at Bloom &
Eixon's hall on the evening OF the 10Th.
The committee on Invitation are Miss
B-rbara Anderson and Miss Lizzie Proc
tor.
Mr.. B. L. Harris, Of Detroit, is the
gentleman referred to In yesterdays BEE
- being In the city looking over the pros.
poet for starting glucose works here. he
met q number Of the business men last
even 'ng to consult with them about the
matter.
In the police oourt yesterday there
were two DRINKS. John Jones was one
and . man named Williams the other,
The later was literally blind drunk, b,
having lost his sight permanently, and
hencs he tries to gain q livelihood by i'd.
ding. Each was fined IS and costs.
The pound party at the Home Of thu
Frisndlesr, on Omaha street. between Sew,
euth and Eighth. should be remembered q,
n Of the events to take place this evening
1t presents an excellent opportunity for al
to do good and get good.
Now is the time to fix up your house,
and when taking put the old carpets snt
old furnitures, stoves, etc., don't forget tina
A. j. Mande! is ansious to buy anythin,
OF value in that line, and II you are want
Ing go ,ds, remember that new and ole
house furnishing goods are kept In grea
variety by A j. MAndel, 1876 Broadway
In the superior court yesterday th,
case agalnst John Green for allowing hi
COW to run at large was bfonght up an,
dismissed BY request Of the complainant
N. J Bond. leaving TIE question o
wheth' r the CITY or bond should pay tn
costs to be hereafter settled. Green, Il
turn. has complained Of Judge Bond 70
obstruoting Broadway by placing scale
and buildings thereon to the annoyance O
the public. This case Is to be heard som
time next week after Judge Aylesworth'
return from Dakota.
One Of the saddest cases Of mental n,
Riction is that Of Thomas II. Paste. G
this county, who has been sent back 10 M,
Pleasant for treatment, from which AZ,
lum he was recently discharged as cured
In the terrible cyclone three years ago h
wife and son were both killed. The calau
ity caused his daughter to become in.an,
and his mind soon after gave way. Tn
daughter Is thought to be entirely reco,
cred, but Mr.. Paiste has broken dow
again.
There were some jolly souls anon
the Baltimore visitors. and when they 20
at the driving park they became not onl
fascinated with the grounds, but watchs
the horses exercising with much delighr
Az two steppers came down the hom,
stretch on q little squirt, one COULDN'T r.
fran from offering 60 bet IS on the ON,
come. He was taken up and Lost bis bi
with both ease and grace. It was Abou
the first chance they had had to speculst
since they left home, the tito beipg 8