Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-23
MINOR MENTION.

See Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
CHAP RAILROAD TICKETS. Buy them
rom d. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north Of
postofhoe. mtf
Rlce's Surprise Party will be at
Dohany's Wednesday night.
The streets were unusually brisk
Saturday, many teams being In from
the country.
Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, Of Malvern,
again occupied the Baptist pulpit here
yesterday and very acceptably.
A. Louie Is treating the front Of bis
restaurant to Q new coat of paint, and
making other improvements.
The oolored forger, who turned q
$13 check on q clerk In Clark's drug
store, has not been captured yet.
Leave to commit matrimony was on
Saturday given to John Elder, Of
Shelby, and Miss Jessie Buroh, Of
Loveland.
City Marshal jackson has fled q
complaint against one ODonnell, for
breaking open the city pound. The
case comes up to-day.
COLLECTIONS. Promptly attended
to by Pottawattamie County Collec.
tion Agency. Front Office, wish N.
Schurs, yer 419 Broadway.
It Is q matter Of general grati6ca.
ton that Rev. Father McMenomy has
decided to 60 ahead with the erection
of Q large and elegant church build.
Ing.
All Knights of No. 40 K. of P. are
requested to be at Castle hall In
Everett's block tonight without fail,
there being business Of Importance to
attend to.
Glenn avenue will probably not be
opened up until after the completion
of the water works, 30 that the present
engine house can be done away with
or relocated.
Last evening Rev. Mr.. Sheriff.,
pastor Of the First Congregational
. church of Omaha, preached In the
Congregational church here In ex-
change with Rev. Mr.. Hamlin.
Macedonia ID stirred with indIgna.
tion because two youths of that place
gave an exhibition In the ''manly
art" on Sunday. The Tribune warns
the young men to reform or migrate.
Harry Blrkine has placed on The
BEE table an excellent photograph Of
the subsiding reservoirs of the Coun-
oil Bluffs water works, of which he Ii
the engineer. The photograph Is one
Of Burke's and Is most excellent,
showing up 10 we'll as It can we'll be
done In o picture.
The tin roof Of the institution for
the deaf anddumb Il being thoroughly
repaired. 4 screw Ii being put In
every plate of tin, and the head sold.
cred, this taking 70 gross of screws.
It don't look a. II wind or water could
raise much havoc with 1t now.
The Chautauquan literary and solen.
tifio oirols have secured the Hon. ".
j. Armstrong to lecture ct Dohany's
hall ON the night Of May 4th. Sub.
jeot: "London Society" He ID 10
we'll known throughout the country
- one Of the most popular speakers,
that the public will expect . rare
treat, and surely will not be dlsap-
pointed.
Rev Thomas Maher, whose mental
condition does not seem to be very
healthy, was arrested 81 . vsgrant
Saturday, he being found wandering
about, and entering houses without
any invitation. he was afterwards
released on condition that he would
use . half dollar In taking Q trip to
Omaha, 80 ~ to give Council Bluffs Q
rest for . while.
Mike O'Brien, who seems to be q
little of In his head, was Saturday
trying to get away from . mythical
crowd Of men who we're bound to
hang him. He was looked up at the
police station, II being the intention
of the chief to have hIs sanity tested.
Yesterday morning he induced Office,
Tyson to let him have . smell Of fresh
air, and the moment he got . sniff he
took to his lsps and ran avsv ike I
deer, and has not been seen since.
At . meeting Of those interested II
the Council Bluffs and Northern rail
road, held Saturday evening, ct thu
was chosen engineer, and INSTRUCTED
to losate the line to Crescent City q
once, It being understood that h,
commence with . force next Tuesday