Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-09
MINOR MENTIONS
j. Mueller's PalaceiMusic Hall.

j. Mueller's Palace'Music Hall.
For diaries for 1888 60 to Bu'hrell 4
Brackets.
CLARK, of The Nonpareil, is fatteniug
N, in order to take the part # Oscar Wilde
the masquerade tomorrow evening.
For your blank books for the new year
go to Bushnell & Bracket.
Subscribe for newspapers andiperiodi-
Gals OF Ii. Il, Seaman's book store.
The confidence men who did up the
old man Soucie from Illinois, are said to
be lowering about the city still.
CHEAP RAILROAD TIcKETs.-Buy them
from ID. w. Bushnell, 5 doors north of
postoftce.
This being the week of prayer, there
will be a union meeting at the Congrega.
tional church this evening, at which in
temperance will be q special theme.
Rev. P. Il. Bresee on Sunday preached
the dedicatory sermon of the new Metho-
ulSt CuuNCu nv tDlNbE NitJ 1HO uiiN
cost 50, 900 and the 81, 800 balance unpaid
was subscribed at the dedicatory service.
The county board has not allowed the
Justices and constables' bills yet, but will
get at them this week. The selection Of
a county attorney Is another important
matter to be decided upon at this meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the driving park association, to
be held this evening at the court house,
promises to be interesting, as we'll as i'm.
portant.
Sheriff Guittlr have gone to For,
Madison with Carpenter and Dan Owens,
and will return to-day and then take some
others over the road, I
Two men named Cumming and Younl
were arrested last evening charged will
carrying concealed weapons. They wer
brought before Justice Vaughan on o plet
of guilty aud sent to all for seven days.
The board of trade met la t evening
The election Of officers was postpone,
until next Thursday, at which time a full
presence is desired, as business of import
ance is to be transa cted.
Mrs. Mary White, q very poor oil
homeless body. was hit in the back, KNOCK
ed down and nearly ran over by a teal
going down MAN street The old woma
is deaf, lame and near sighted, No wol
der she got hurt.
The insane man found at the tran
fer, with S274 in gold, is still beir
cared for at the jail. His friends in Wi
censin have t~slegraphed that they will
here to-day to take him in charge.
"A patent, imported, earthen fit
which cost the county about 800, al
which was originally intended for the cou
room, now %occupiel an obscure corner
tine recorders office, where it attracts litt
attention, considering the fact of t
amount Of money there is in II.
Thomas Guanella, one of Coun
Bluffs oldest and most respected either
died at his home in this city Sunday nigl
after q long illness. Mr.. Guanella cal
to this city from st. Joe about 1865, n
has during the years Of his stay here "
the friendship Of many and esteem of
He leaves several sons and one daughter
The Rescue Hose company is to g
its fourth annual masquerade at Bloom
Nixon's hall tomorrow evening. 1t pro
Uses 10 be largely attended, and to prov,
most enjoyable affair. An excellent orch
ira of seven pieces and other needfuls 70
good time nave been provided.
Mayor Harrington has fallen heir
several thousand dollars. At least he
some such amount in view. He slip
On an icy sidewalk the other day
broke his arm in the fall. A suit agsi
the city will probably follow. Other !
accidents will doubtless follow il more
tention is not paid to the condition of
walks.
jacob Sims was able to get out J
teriay for the fret time since Am
assaulted him. He still has his h,
bandAged and viii probably always ca
a scar on bis forehead, and will ever
the loss of a front tooth. as the results
the assault, but it is after all forum