Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-12
MINOR ME- NTIONS,

WV "AhA StNt's
"A child Of VIM. Grimm died Saturday
in Bloomer settlement, this county, age
nine months.
N. III. Hall and Marvin White paid
their cash 10 Clerk Upton on Saturday for
license to sell liquor.
The Episcopalians are agitatiny the
question Of building a cathedral to accom-.
modate It's large and increasing numbers.
Jacob Neumayer and w. II, Nipher
paid their S67 66 each on Saturday and
took their license TO vend malt and spirit.
uous liquo!e.
Maggie Lynn, the Ross girl and Ell Sui.
Ivan were lodged in jail Saturday on q
charge Of vagrancy. Their trial will come
of friday.
In the case of the State against Peter
Arnold for assault and threatening, there
was not sufficient evidence and Justice AT.
bott dismissed 1t.
Some thirty, relatives and immediate
friends of the family Of j. H. Pace, passed
Saturday evening in o social way at Mr..
PAGES residence.
We received q pleasant call recently
from Professor j. j. Slattery, principal Of
st. Joseph's academy hers. The professor
reports progress in his school and among
the students.
From 'The Baby Hawkeye," pub
'lishsd at the deaf and dumb institute, we
learn that Q boy named Adeler Turgeon
fell from q bicycle Saturday morning
breaking his right arm.
"A marriage license was issued TO w.
g. Williams and Miss Mary Adams, Of
this city, and we presume that they
are jogging along In their married life ere
thiA
On Saturday evening o gentleman
from Missouri who wa on bis way to Me-
6raskA, was relieved Of sl6O by his pocket
being cut open while en- route to tbs En-.
igrsns house or after no arrived there, and
not in jam ct the cars, o. has been
stated.
j. w. Noble, who was noticed q few
days since in THE BEE as having been ar.
rested for refusing to put up with the in
ternal revenue authorities, was released
Saturday on paying 500.
Geo. belong and G. Guanella were
arrested Saturday charged with keeping
open saloons contrary to the law and ordi-
nance. Their trial is set for the 10Th, and
their saloons closed in the meantime.
Fred Her, the architect and s%uperin.
tendent OF the asylum for the weak mind.
ed. was homeward bound for DUBUQUE
last night.
e. j. Abbott received a present of a
worry handsome X. Of p. pin as q tribute
from the father of the late B. johnson.
who was killed on tho railroad here some
time since.
The Nichols & Shepard threshing ma.
ohine company, Of Battle Greek. Mich, /
viii soon begin the erection of a large fur.
nbhing and supply warehouse on the @. B, |
80. track near Shugart's implement man.
u~facturing establishment.
Let the city do herself proud byl
oiecting two Of her best citizens as school
directors. We should at least take a.
much Interest In selecting good men to
look after the interest Of our children a.
We would In choosing q good supcrinterd.
ant 10 care for the grazing Of our herds.
john Butcher lost FIVE dollars In trying
70 eN ten pounds Of cove oysters In half
an hour; he ate six pounds and had TO
quit, but he won back one dollar by eating
two 2 pound cans withou. stopping. He
ought to form o partnership with DR..
Tanner.
We hear 1t rumored that there will DO
several candidates In the field for election
a. directors Of our schools to-day, but so
far have only heard the names of Judge
A~yles~orth. DR.. Woodbury., j. T. Hart
and Mr.. Msyne. It would not be hard TO
select two good ones from smong the four
able gentlemen,
The city marshal fled twenty-five in.
formations against gambling hou,er, houses
OF iu-fame, for vagrsncy and such crimes
ON Saturday, and still the good work goes
on. When these oases come before Judge
Aylesworth the parties generally get a full
benefit.
-~stokely. who was tried ss the late
tsrm OF court ct Glenwood for assault
With inten to kill two parties nam,d Erp
And wailing. wAs found guilty Of assault
with Intent to bodily ~injure, the punish.
anent being confinement In the county iaiI.
We learn from Mr.. KeAtly, who re.
turrei from . term Of court at Glsnwood.
last week, that In the case Of a person
charged with breaking into q house with
intent to CONT adultery that the Jury failed
20 'gree' but that the fellow still carries
the bullet he received while in the at.
tempt to commit his fendish purpose.
An old gentleman named Gait WAS
beat put Of 1900 q few days ago at Mis-.
'souri Valley by letting a mice young
man" carry his money for him. If psop,e
will not keep them'elves posted by read.
ang the daily newspaper. warning them
OF these frequent robberies, they will
nave to learn by paying these mice
young men" who are on the lookout for
soft snsps.
The Ogden house dining room has
been materially improved both In appear.
ance end comfort by putting In q full line
of cane seated black walnut chairs In place
OF the armchairs formerly used there. The
genial proprietor Is always on the look out
for the comfort and convenience of his
guests.
MARKET GARDEN.
Martin Cade Is opening up . gen.
eral market garden on south Madison
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