Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-08
MINOR MENTIONS.

j. Mueller's PalacelMusic Hall.
For diaries for 1888 go to Bushnell Il
Brackets.
The Rescue lads nre TO have q mas
auerade ball next Wednesday evening. -
For your blank books for the new year
go to Bushnell & Bracket.
Subscribe for newspapers andIperiodi.
Gals at Ii. Il. Seaman's book store.
The trustees Of the public library
meet this evening in regular session.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS. Buy them
from ID. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north of
postofE ce.
The Driving Park association holds it's
election tomorrow evening at the court.
honse.
The district court closed It's term Sat.
urday afternoon. Judge Reed opens court
to-day In Shelby county.
Permit to marry was on Saturday
given to A. G. Schultz, of Oakland, and
Victoria Kippen, Of this city.
The annual meeting Of Rescue Hose
company f,r the election of directors Is to
be held in Bloom & Nixon's hall Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
-Rade Harden, who was burned out in
the recent fire on Broadway, and who lost
all his property, is known well among the
show people, as having a troupe of royal
N irionettes and lilliputians.
City Attorney Mayne proposes to sue
the city himself If the council does not al
low his claim Of 5000 for damages done his
corn crop by the fence being taken down
in building the levee. and the cattle thus
getting into the field.
The county board of supervisors ad.
journed Saturday until next Wednesday,
thus giving the members a chance to spend
Sunday at home. and recruit fresh strength
for another wrestle with bills and accounts.
Every member of the board of trade
should be on hand this evening to take a
part in the annual election of officers and
the transaction Of other important business
to be brought before that body.
Squire Vaughan performed his first
Marriage Saturday, the contracting parties
being Christian Christensen, and Chris.
tine Nelson Peterson. Both are residents
OF this city, the bridegroom being q tailor
by trade.
f. Meyer, one OF the letter carriers,
has been sadly bereaved by the death of
his infant son Arthur, who died Saturday
evening aged only two months. The fu.
neral services were held yesterday after.
noon.
The train was fred into between here
and Carson on Ne~ Years day, some Of
the buck,ho striking near b f. Clayton
and Colonel Tam. who were In conversa.
ton. The cause Is obscure; perha apps it
was accidental. The obi act might have
been to kill Tan, who Is an insu ranc ,
agent. M acedonia Tribune.
Mr.. Patrick Donahey and family
have had a severe struggle with malarial
fever, eight Of them having been down
with this disease. All have recovered but
one daughter, Mamie, aged 10 years, who
after tsnderly caring for the others 10
their illness, fell a victim herself, and died
Saturday evening. The funeral will be
held this forenoon at 10 o'clock frSm tn,
residence OF north Eighth street.
Out Of eighteen persons indicted b,
the gran jury only five were tried anc
convicted at the term Of court just closed
When one considers that out of all thu
crimes committed but few arrests ar,
msde, and out of those arrested only
small proportion are indicted and that on
Of those indicted only d few are convicted
it seems as If q criminal had too good
chance for escape.
-Ohser Tyson on Saturday found a
the transfer a man who was evidently a
crazy US q loon. The insane man though
he was going to be hung, and had otbe
vagariss which neceI Stated his beinI
taken In charge. Investigation SHOWED
that be had 1914 in gold on his person
and a ticket TO San Francisco. His nau,
il Fred Hendricks, and he halls from
Clifton, Monroe county, Wisconsin, where