Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
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Mr.. w. j. Maxwell has just returned
from q trip through Colorado and the cat.
tie regions.
Sheriff Chandler, Of Sidn'y, one Of the
gentlemen who aided In the capture Of
Polk Wells. is q guest of the Pacific.
Samuel e. Tyson, M. D.. o dearly loved
brother Of Officer Tyson, of this city,
died recently ct his home In Maryland.
Mr.. F. H. Nash, general western agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, has returned from an extended
trip west.
Rev. T. Thickstun, Of Pella, Q former
pastor of the Baptist church in this city.
is a suest of Mr.. w. H. Fo-ter. He will
remain with US q few days.
w. j. Davenport, of Burlington, Is in
the city awaiting the arrival of the new
general agent of the road for this city,
who will be in this city tonight. Mr..
Davenport is always q welcome visitor.
The following persons registered at the
Revere house yesterday: 8, d. Lane and
wife Macedonia Ia, G. w. Williams
Bellevue Neo., J, O.. Forbes Dallas, A.
W. Wheeler West Ark, J. A. BlAokmer
Omaha, G. G~ustapson, Boone Il,
E. II. Cochran, Esq., formerly cashier
of THR BEE Office at Omaha, call d In to
see US. Heiis on his way to Sioux Falls to
carry on the practice Of law, and will also
represent the e~nterprising firm of Burn
ham, TulleyS & Co., in that place.
Colopel Kennedy, of H Irtford, Conn.,,
president of the Driving Park association
of that city, and superintendent of the
board of public works, is in the city, and
has been shown the sights of the city by
Mayor Bowman and Engineer Harry
B%erkinbine.
Mr.. N. M. Pussy. whose shoulder
was featured on Wednesday night, is re-
ported by his physician, DR.. Pinney, at
resting comfortably and with no unfavor'
able symptoms, so that If nothing happen,
our esteemed but unfortunate friend vii,
be himself again in q few days.
The change in local agents at the Mil,
waukee & st. Paul depot brings to tina,
post Mr.. John Boyle, for many years in
the service Of that road and lately travel
ing auditor. We had the pleasure o.
meeting him yesterday and found him 9
most affsble gentleman. Mr.. Smith
whom he replaces. has gone to milwaukee,
already.
Fred l.. Gown for some years train
master at Creston, has changed place
with Charlie Ashton, the popular pas
sepger conductor of the west division O
the 80" and will run from Council Bluff
to Creston in future, while "Charlie" be
comes Mr.. Ashton and looks after tn
trainmen on the division. Ths right mel
In the right places is the rule on the 20
We noted the following arrivals at tn
Pacific houss yesterday: o. q. Heat
Chicago, J. @. RedpAth Harlan Ia, g. s
Rainbow Harlan H.. james Fl Templetol
ivan Horn L., George HI. joss LancAste
Mo-, D. w. Wood Chicago. G. W. Gar
ner Persia Ia, P. Waken Persia Ia, J.. L
Boots, Denison Ia, Sam Chandler Sidne
Ia, G. f. Lisley Sioux City, d. II. Whit
Madiso Wis, d. C. Musselman Rive
Sioux a., H. a. Bonney Little Sioux Ia
W G. Woodward Little Sioux Ia. Emer
son Eager Wascon o., G. 8. Chase Omaha
j. Q. Hotchkiss New York.
The Ogden house register gave us yestel
day a big list of arrivals, and among theu
were the folio wing: NJ. Cohen, Chicago
Vim. II. Brown, Chicago; Howard Hen
derson, MI. Vernon, a.; j. r. Winter
botham, Chicsgo; Chas. w. Becker, Boz
ton; Ben G. Allin, New York; A.
Pierce, Auburn, N. Y; t. H. Akerl
p Cedar Rapids, Ia; M Cowlss, Chicag,
s. A. Howard, OnOwa, Ia; Danl N
Stroek, Princeton, Ill [; L. de Steiger, Can
eron, Mo; N. Framework, Boone, Ia
julius C. Ayres, st. Louis, Mo-; G. j
Carlisle aud wife, Mo. Valley, Ia; N
R~osenfeild, New York; A. l.. Youni
Malvern. Ia; Z. w. Hubbard, Mo. Va
ley; A. Richards, Omaha.
It Ia more economical to bu