Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-08
MINOR MENTION.
See Joseph Reiter's spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.

Schurz.
Word has been received Of q bur.
glary at Malvern, the store of r. j.
Brown having been burglarized and
about $175 worth Of cutlery, revolt
vers, etc., taken.
The little boy, D,vis, who lost
both legs by the cars at the North
western depot, was able to be out yes
terday, and was wheeled up town by
his father.
A foot bridge has been thrown
across Madison street, and yesterday
one was put across Bryant street, to
accommodate those who want to cross
the creek.
The cash thus far received for the
food relief fund 10 q little over
$1,000, besides provisions, clothing,
etc., and q number Of unsolicited sub.
acriptions. Much moro is needed.
Special Deputy Marshal McFadden
has arrested a Bedford man named L
Lowell, for violating the revenue law.
The nan waived examination, and
gave bonds for his appearance.
John R. Martin has now In his
shop, next The BEE Office, the chan
daliers for MI. Elseman's elegant new
house. They are with cut-glasa pen.
dants and are beauties indeed, they
eng doubtless the finest gas fix.
ures ever put into q Council Bluffs
ouse.
Justice Vaughan yesterday mar
ried Mr.. Thomas M. Kane, q we'll
TODD merchant of st. Joe, to Miss
Anna Boggs, Of Chicago, who came
here to meet him by appointment,
the wedding thus being a quiet and
unostentatious one for parties so highly
connected.
The story Is told that . couple of
young men from this city, who went
to Des Moines with the democratic
delegates TO see howthe thing worked,
tarried q day too long In the capital,
or at least until to reach home they
had to strike out ACROSS the country,
with the explanation that II walking
was good and their shoes held out they
would report here Saturday night.
They will be given a grand reception
or their arrival, no doubt.
The county board of supervisors be.
Ing informed that the city council
would hold onto the assessment books
for two days oil 80 longer, yesterday
Issued a written order demanding the
books at nce 1t was explained tc
the board that the council needed
them for their final Bession Last even
Ing, and that they should be turned
over to the board at 8 o'clock thl
morning, which explanation ruhicsd
and the rumed feelings were claimed
Peter Bschtel's new hotel Is beinI
pushed right along. The presse,
bricks used In the front are the fines
yet Eeen in this city, while the Gu
stone trimmings are In keeping. Tn
hotel when completed Is to be run OF
the European plan. Mr.. Bechtele 1
putting up the building In the mos
Substantial as we'll az attractive man
ner, his foundations and walls beinI
an excellent pattern for some to folio,
who are trying to put up larger build
ings In 8 cheaper manner.
There Is still a great demand TO
houses Ia Council Bluff, especial
small ones. There Ia probably not
vacant house In the city, unless 1t b
some of those damaged by the food
At the price of rents, there 10 EVIL
IDENTIFY q great chance here for pro6ts
BILE Investment of capital In buildi,
houses to rent. The demand 10
houses and the high rents which hav
been kept up for . long time pas.
indicate that the city Is not onl
growing rapidly, but that 1t Is havin
aheslthy and permanent growth.
Yesterday was . cash day In tn
police court, G. w. Campbell an
Otto Strasser, for fighting, were fine
$500 each, and both paid. Charlie
johnson, for being drunk, was fine
. like amount, and he, too, paid
cash. johnson, when brought In, ha
about $50 scattered around In the Lin
ing of his coat, whore II crept throug
q hole In his pocket. He was til
young man who SO disturbed tn
council meeting by the noise he mad
in the cSlaboose below. He was so will
drunk that he slammed the window
out OF the oalabooss, and had to b
thrown into the dark room, where h
tumhled about until worn out by b
frenzy.
The Rescue engine company has d,
cided to donate a lot owned by thei
to the new hospital scheme. TIL
company's generous action should
followed by others, and the hospit,
scheme pushed to completion as 500
as possible. Just now the food sui
ferers demand special attention, an
Rev. Mr.. Lemon, who has been soil,
iting for the hospital, has decided
return to his work as financial secre
tary of Shurtleff college, at Alton, Ill
and return at some moro oonvenier
season to finish up the soliciting fl
the hospital. That reverend gentle
man Is moving his family to Alto,
go that 1t seems the effort of the Bal
tist folk here to again get him Al the
pastor has failed.
Wet nails 50 90 per keg, at DsV
d. Wright'a.