Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-27
MINOR MENTION.

issued 0y the clerk since the ISL OF Janu
airy. 1888.
Five attachments were issued by Jus
tice Vaughan yesterday in spite OF the
weather.
Peter Rush, one of Omaha's sport,
gay and festive boys, was sporting in the
Bluffs Saturday.
Newspapers are the cheapest things to
put under your carpets. Buy them Of THE
BEE for zoe q hundred.
The two cases against Chas. Melon.
AID (colored) for fighting and biting, was
postponed till April 3D..
Quite o sharp snow storm setin yester.
day about noon, continuing for a couple Of
hours, but melted as fast as It fell.
in spite of the low price Of corn, the
Council Bluffs elevator is receiving from
sixty to o hundred car loads per day.
Justice Vaughan has supplied Omaha
parties with eight car loads Of fence posts,
having disposed Of two more yesterday.
The United States court will begin
~agitating the legal ability Of some Of the
learned attorneys Of the state to-day.
Colonel Root, the new United States
marshal arrived yesterday morning ready
to perform his part In looking after the
United States court.
Since the arrest Of the corpse'confi-
dence nan, matters at the tranfer have
been very quiet, passengers being allowed
to go unmolested to their. respective de.
situations.
Fred Hill, the CORDS confidence man,
came to the front with his counsel, Col.
Daily, but as the colonel was not prepared
for trial the case was put of till to.mor-
row ct 10 q. m.
The youngest child, Pruella of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Thurman, aged II months old
died yesterday morning ut 2 o'clock. Ser
vices will be held to-day from the residence
800 Sixth street at 2 p. m.
Died Monday morning at 8:45 with
congestion Of the lungs, Olive, infant child
Of Edmund ID. Jr., and Sarah j. Jefferies,
Of this city, aged 8 months and Is days.
Funeral services will be held to-day ct 3
p. m. from the residence.
"A complimentary reception will be
rendered to Rev. J. G. Lemen this even.
su0 a. kha ras;Jaooo &c NJ al NJ. r
p. Filbert, Rev. Lemen has been q very
faithful and popular pastor during his
term of service here, and many regret
sincerely his early departure.
David Wilding aud A. B. Boran, Of
Crescent City. have employed . couple Of
lawyers to settle o matter over which they
could not agree, and have brought some
twelvs or fifteen witnesses to testify In the
matter. The talking Is all done before
Justice Abbott, who will decide the case,
making everybody happy.
The green grass does not wave as yet,
nor does Robin Redbreast or the twitter.
ing blue bird chirp their songs of gladness
ut the arrival Of merry spring, for It hasn't
arrived; but st acks and car loads Of goods
are daily arriving to make glad our mer.
chants and their customers, who are
legion.
Information was fled against q party
named Marsh for violation of section z
page 172. Of the ordinance book of 1880
Don't look this ordinance up but go to tn,
clerk Of the court and ask him about tn,
ordinance; or ask the city marshal, who |
doing his duty In the way Of looking afte
offenders.
JAS. w. Giddings and Miss Ida Z
Smith were married yesterday by Judg
Vaughan. Miss Smith Is very popula
here and well known, having been raise'
In the family Of Judge Dadloy. of thi
city. She has also been o teacher tor tw
years In Boomer township, where her hus
band, q son Of Esquire Giddings, was borl
and raised. May LIES burdens rest liVhtl
on their shoulders and their cup Of pleas
ure be filed even to running over.
Mr.. Covalt's youngest daughters chill
who died at Lincoln, Nebraska, where th
parents reside was brought to this cit
yesterday morning for interment. Th
child was about four years Of age an
died Of q rheumatic trouble. The parent
have many friends here who mourn wit
them In their sad afhiction. d. NJ. Cor
nell, undertaken met the party at ii
Union depot with carriages whence the
proceeded to the cemetery.
w. w. Hamblin, the popular gener
agent Of the @. b. q Q. road in this cit,
has resigned that Iplace and accepted
similar n with the Atchison. Topeka al
Santa Fe road. with headquarters at L
Vegas. New Mexico. Mr.. Copeland, wi
has been with Mr.. Hamblin. takes the POI
tion Of freight solicitor ct Denver, COL, (
the b. & M. road. Both these gentlem
iii probably leave us next week.
Thunder and lightning! Virgins
where; the lightning rod wagons hs
mmenced perambulating, and now
all have an abundance Of storms wi
ut any previous preparations to rece
hem, except q lightning rod on
house. Get your physical constitut
ready to be entertained by the talk
man who carries the battery to pr
that the electric currents cannot LEI
Is rod. while all the other Q
rauds.
The cartoon Is becoming a power
the world, and Mr.. Boards artist
using that power to advertiie the v
paper business. His sketches, Obser
ton, Transportation and Retrospect
illustrate three interesting studies,
which the chief characters are a small
aud a big billy.goAt. In the adjoin
window an aesthetic gentleman Of oc