Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-26
MINOR MENTION.

SEQ Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
Work has begun In earnest on Main
street.
The spiritualists are to hold . social
and dance at their hall Saturday even.
Ing.
James Madden Ii raising his house
and sidewalk on Fifth avenue to
grade.
James Goulden has bought the
meat market Of Leland g. DAnfurth
on Lower Broadway.
j. j. Langdon, OF this city, and
Sarah A. Kahn, Of Hazel Dell, have
gained permit to we'd.
j. w. Laing's old dry goods stand
on Broadway is being fitted up by
Henry Wagner for q saloon.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church, under the leadership of Mr..
tin, continue to grow in attendance
and interest.
Officer Brooks yesterday found
Thos. Ryon so heavily laden with the
contents Of the bowl that he gave him
q bunk In the calaboose.
The Presbyterian social club is to
entertained this evening by Mrs.
Thomas Officer, at her residence, as.
sisted by Mrs. Msyes and Miss Wei.
rick.
+. Enix has commenced proceed.
ipgs for divorce from his wife, Mary
Enix, on the ground of adultery,
claiming that she Is living with an
other man In Harlan.
Justice Schurz yesterday afternoon,
at his parlors, performed the ceremony
which made Catherine Behememen.
wahld change her name and become
the wife Of John Kraemer, of this
city.
Edwin Burbridge, the well.known
farmer Of Boomer township, will warm
his new $1,000 barn by q May.day
party, for which occasion he engaged
the Bavarion band and Issued two
hundred invitations.
Henry Boze appeared before Jus.
tioe Sohuez yesterday, charged with
killing . dog belonging to Thomas
Basch, Of Lewis township. The
case wal continued until the End
of May.
As will be seen by the card of
Nugent & Smith in another column
that firm stands prepared to furnish
the very best Of work In the merchant
tailoring line. They are having already
liberal patronage and seem to be Civ.
ing to all the very best of satisfaction.
Miss Nottio Bray, daughter of Mr..
Theo Bray, met with rather q serious
accident Tuesday afternoon. As she
was returning home from st Francis
academy, q team hurriedly driven out
of 81 alley struck her, causing o
fracture Of her collar bone.
If Issuing orders can result in hav.
Ing the city cleaned up, there will be
sweeping reformation. The chief Of
police has ordered the citizens to clean
the streets and alleys, the board Of
health has Issued . like manifesto,
and the city marshAl has come out In &
card to like effect. Now II the mayor
and city attorney will only follow suit,
perhaps the citizens will make uI
their minds to obey one or oil Of thu
commands given.
The action Of the Crawford county
board Of supervisors In regard to Jas
Keller has caused very sharp criticism
all over the state. The young maj
Keller was 10 unfortunate last winteI
~ to freeze his hands aud feet terri
bly,, thus disabling him from work
and the board ordered him to leav,
the county, branding him as o pauper
John Keller, Of Iowa county, fathe
Of the young man, reached Denisol
last week to take care Of his son, h
being able to do so. He Il NATURAL,
stirred up about the matter and ma,
endeAvor to make It more than warn
for those who have stigmatizsd hi
crippled son ..-.
Many who still remember the &C
counts given last winter Of tho Jepson
Thompson fight ct the Three Mil
house, In Crawford county, will b
interested In learning that the suit TO
damages growing out Of tho fracas ha
resulted in q verdict In favor of tn
Thompson brothers for $3.50, theI
claim being 90, 1000. Judge Reed hs
given the defendants q Q trial o
the ground that MI, Shawvan, the al
torney for the plaintiff, went outsid
Of the record In his plea to the jury
1t seems from The Bulletin, Of Dsnn
SOD, that the setting sside Of the vel
dict has subjected Judge Reed to DC
little criticism, their sympathi,
causing them to feel that they kno
more about justice and law than b
honor does.