Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
N ME- NTIONS.

'iAiifih HiSNhNihVLt " O9NNN'
Nebraska, will preach 10 the Presbyterian
church Tomorrow morning and evening".
Ike knot matrimonial has been sue
oessfully tied uniting Henry Rsnsau to
Maggie Schiller, bo.h Of Woodbine. Jus.
tice Abbott officiating.
"A BARGAIN. Any person desiring to
purchase an elegant residence one block
from Biyliss' park, for So, 800, part on
time, should address w, box 1,5,7.
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To aid the victims Of the recen. terri.
BILE foods in Germany, q concert will be
given by the rare talent comprised in our
local German societies. See the advertise.
ment on this page.
The Juvenile band gave some excel.
lent music at the coasting carnival on
Willow avenue. The tril lie tongue polka
brought out ONE especially fine solo work
on the part Of A. A. Covalt.
In the circuit yesterday, there was on
trial the C .se Of Mary Clayton We. estate
Of VIM. Powell, in which the plaintiff
seeks to recover 5000 for services rem.
dered in caring for Mr.. Powell during hi.
long illness.
Three brothers, Edward, Jason and
John Byers. Ct Lewis township, were ar.
rested yesterday for malicious mischief, II
being claimed that they shot a mule be-
longing to Mr.. Plummer. Their cases
are to be heard Friday Of next week.
The case Of Josh Chapman. charged
with mayhem, in biting q bit out of
O'Neal's lip, hassbeen set for a hearing be.
fore Justice Vaughan on the 10Th at @ p.
M, so as to accommodate the witnesses, who
are working In the packing houses.
The news comes from Silver City of o
shooting iffeay which took piac, there
Thursday the participants in which are
said to have been James Wyatt, q mer-
chant of that placs, aud A. Byers, q clerk
for William Moore, of the came place. 1t
Is stat,d that while Byers was in Watts
store, an alteration arose, which ended by
Wyatt shooting at Byers and wounding
him quite seriously.
Following the arrest Of other promi.
nent officials on various charges, comes
the arrest of the deputy city marshal for
selling O horse to the highest bidder, with
out having an auctioneer's license. The
official thus charged, on going into court
found that it was all q put up j,b, some
Of the police having filed OUT q warrant
for the fun Of the thing.
The cases Of Justices Vaughan and'
Abbott, charged with disturbing the peace,
were yesterday ditmissed IN motion of the
city attorney, and thus the bottom drops
out Of the sensation. 1t was o great mis-
take that Abbott's case was not sent to
Vaughan for trial and Vaughan's case sent
to Abbott. Then there would have been
music.
Robert Jones was brought before
Judge Aylesworth yesterday on a writ Of
habeas corpus. he having been committed
to jill by Justice Tim Foley. of Nicola, on
charge Of horse stealing. The court do.
cided on account Of Irregularities in the
proceeding to remand the case. by agree.
ment Of part:es, to Justice Grow. of Min.
deu, for q rehearing next Wednesday.
The Juvenile Band composed of live
talented young men Of this city give their
first concert on next Friday evening, Feb.
10th. Their programme has been arranged
with care aud the entertainment cannot
fail to please and encourage the boys.
They deserve 1t. They have made such
progress and evinced 80 much perseverance,
that q substantial recognition on the part
Of the public Is now In order. Let us all
60 the juvenile concert.
"A traverse, loaded with about ft.
teen youthful coasters, on Willow avenue,
had o narrow escape. As the load was
coming across Main street at q Lightning
speed, the sled shot between the heels Of q
pair of mules and the wheels Of o wagon,
scattering the coasters In oil directions.
Strangely enough non were seriously hurt,
though two or three were scratched and
bruised. Jailor Schontz's son had his ear
badly cut, and a boy named Davis received
injuries also. The mules escaped injury.
Frank Snyder. who has been keeping
bar for Max Mohn, complained of his en-
ployer for assault. Mohn's explanation
was that Snyder was hanging about the
hotel after he had discharged him, and or.
dered him away, and that Snydsr made 80
many threats that he had to throw him
out. Mohn also had Snyder arrested for
making threats, and the cases coming be-
fore Justice Abbott yesterday n orning,
that against Mohn was dismissed, while
Snyder was given t~wenty-four hours In
which to leave the city for the city's good.
Frank Crandall, the young man ar.
rested for getting q 500 suit Of clothes
OF Spetman q Bros, under false p~retenses,
has been DISCHARGED. 1t appears that the
young mans brains Is in rather o clouded
condition, as the result Of youthful indis.
erection, and that he is hardly responsible
for all Of his acts. His father, q highly
respectable ard respected man, has had
much trouble with him before, and in view
OF all the circumstanc Ger, the prosecution
was dropped, the father paying the costs
and for the clothes.
About a year ago the grand jury
brought in an indictment against Pat
Lacy, j. Il. West, Ben, Mark. Ed. An.
derson and Dan. McGinniss, for "nain.
tanning a nuisance" which being trans.
lated means keeping q gambling house.
The accused took a change Of venue to
Carroll county, where the cases came up
a month or 30 ago, and on conviction they
were fined Sl5O and oosts. about twice ma