Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-03
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Additional local on seventh pAge.i
A crossing has been ordered over
Tenth street on Third mi
The Young Mems Christian associs'
ton Ia trying to arrange for . lecture
here at an early date by Genera
Howard.
The circus paste brigade was yester.
day adorning the bill boards with the
glowing announcement that the only
and original is to be here on the 18th
The mock trial so often announced
and % often postponed by the Y. M,
@. A., IL now docketed for next Mon
day evening at the room OF the asso'
citation.
The official order has gone forth
that the large old building owned BY
John Danforth, nearly opposite JUS
tice Vaughsn's residence is to bs
moved.
The papers were filed yesterday BY
which Margaret Boulder seeks to gel
q divorce from Joseph p. Boulder,
her husband, she claiming that he hal
deserted her.
Mayor Bowman has appointed tc
the police force James Mullen, who
has lived here some time and who
has a wide acquaintance and many
friends.
The boys arrested for breaking
open q carpenter shop and stealing
some tools were before Justice
Vaughan yesterday and had their
cases continued to Saturday.
w H. Brooks was arrested by
Officer Warner for disturbing the
peace by fighting. As there seemed
to be others mixed up In the affair the
case will be left hanging until all the
facts and personages can be got at.
II. Clarence Eddy, who. ranks a,
n of the finest organ'sts In the
whole land, Is to give Q concert In the
Presbyterian church here, Friday
evening May IL, assisted by Misi
May PboniI, who a. q oontralto hal
become a great ~favorite in Chicago.
A. Louie Is having his restaurant
filed up In the most attractive ano
elegant manner, the ceilings and wall,
being decorated as finely as any In the
land, George r. Beard having done
the work. With new carpet and other
furnishings, the place will be made
little palace.
Adolph Bill, who was let out OF
jail a day or two ago, having beer
held for a violation of the revenue
law, celebrated his release In such 9
glorious, or rather ingloriously, drunk
that he Is now back In his old quar-
ters, being unable to pay the SO &C
fine imposed upon him in the polict
court.
81. L. Hall, the proprietor of the
Pacific house billiard hall, yesterday
purchased q full rugged yacht, II
miniature. It is about two feet Ions
and eighteen inches high. 1t wa
made by q German, whom II took two
months to complete, 1t Is q very fin,
piece Of workmanship.
John Ahlss delivered his new lee
ture on psychology to Q few invited
friends last night. They all seemed
greatly pleased and steps will doubt
less be taken to get him to deliver i
publicly, 81 1t contains much interest
Ing and instructive thought as the
fruit of his close study of the lates
German philosophers.
The danger of overcrowding tn.
mind Is illustrated In the case of {
little Denison girl, aged about ter
years. She was an uncommonly brigh'
child but In preparing for the recen'
school exhibition she over studied ant
Is now In a most pitiable condition
Her memory Is apparently gone snt
she IL verging on the border of idiocy
Although several weeks have passec
since the exhibition she shows no evil
dences of recovery and 1t is fearet
that her mind is permanently ruined
Bulletin.
The case of the state va. Henri.
Boye was on trial before Justio'
Schurz yesterday, Lindt & Hart ap
pearing for the prosecution and Johl
Baird for the defendant. Boye wa
arrested for shooting a dog belonging
to Theodore Basoh, and claimed as
defense that the dog was chasing tn
chickens on the farm on which Boy
was employed, and his boss had toll
him to get the gun and shoot the dog
which he did. Half the day wa
taken up with the case, and the de-
cision Is reserved by the justice as
piece of news for to-day.
Under the reorganization of the pc
lice force, there will be no city OF
fcer stationed at the Union Pacific de
pot. 1t will be remembered that tn
custom of having q city policeman
there grew out of the reported abuse
to which emigrants wore subjected
and to which attention was PARTICULAR
called by the shooting of n of tn
employe there. Then the con6denc
games were 80 numerous that II wa
deemed best to keep an officer there
Now that the city has drawn away /,
officer, it remains to be seen how tn
experiment will work. So far as tn
trainmer are concerned, they hsv
the same authority to nip the cor
fderce men as police officers, an
there are the railway companies pc
licemen also on duty there. The
know, or ought to know, the crocke
men, ard 1t remains to be see whethe
they will prevent their working.
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