Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-15
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Gals at H. Z. Seaman's book store.
-Fifteen.inch ice is the result Of the
cold weather.
There are still frequent delays in the
arrival Of trains.
There was no preaching service in the
Presbyterian church yesterday.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS. Buy them
from d. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north of
postoftoe.
Justice Vaughan issued q warrant
Saturday for the arrest Of Charles Grant
for jumping q board bill due Mrs. A. H.
Osborn.
Leave to wed was on Saturday given
to J. A. Green, Of Neol', and Sarah Re.
sau, Of this city.
The two fellows lodged in jail for
seven days each for carrying concealed
weapons were released Saturday and were
given their revolvers again.
Mr.. Steinhilber, the furniture manu-
f%acturer, met with an accident Saturday
by which he lost o thumb. A circular saw
flew out Of place and in doing 80 struck
his hand, severing the thumb instantly.
There are not enough drunks being
cared for ct the calaboose to carry up
stairs what coal Is needed for the city
building, and the officials have to attend
to the fires themselves.
The Whist club win be entertained
this evening by Mrr, s. F. Pusey and
Mrr. ID, w. Bushnell at the residence of
Mrs. Pussy. COS Third street.
C. ID. Taylor now suffers from a frac.
tured ARM. caused by being struck by a
timber blown over onto him by the wind
rs he was passing the new opera house.
The sparring match Saturday night
between Prof. Doherty and Jack Smith
did not draw very well, and proved
rather . tame affair. Four rounds were
ha d and the contest was decided TO be
q draw, even II it did fail to draw o
crowd.
Officer Tyson yesterday found a man
at the transfer who was either too drunk
or too crazy to care for himself. He had
a ticket to Helena, q valise, and about 81
in money, and had to be taken to the Gala
bose until his head cleared up.
Mrs. +. d. Collamer died quite sud.
denly Friday night in childbirth, leaving q
husband and four children. fer whom the
tenderest sympathy Is felt. The funeral
services are to be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the house, No. 2l2 Grace
street.
On Saturday night at the residence Of
/. w. Cooper, Thomas Wyman, of Bloom.
ington, Ills, was married to Miss Ollie
Roper. Rev. Mr.. Lsmen officiating. They
will make their home In Bloomington.
The requisition in the case of Mrs.
johnson and the man Straup, arrested at
Kansas City, for adultery, arrived here
Saturday from Des Moines and was imme.
diately forwarded. The man and woman
are expected to bs brought back here 10.
night.
Some escaping steam tiled the base.
msnt OF the Ogden house Sa .urday, eau 3.
ing come alarm, It at first appearing to be
smoke. and giving rise to the belief that
the house was on fire. The difference be.
tween steam and smoke was discovered
just In time to prevent the slarm Of FIRE
being turned in.
N. NJ. Pussy. A. b. McKune, and
j. w. Peregoy, being firm in insisting
upon resigning as directors Of the driving
park and fair association, 7. p. Treynor,
ID. Y. Eicher and j. T. Stewart have been
elected in their places. The directors are
to meet tomorrow evening to elect Of,
fesrs.
"A still alarm was sent in from the
pswnshop opposite the city building, and
Chief Templeton hurried to the spot,
There was some FIRE In and about the
stovepipe hole in the fue, and after tryirr
to reach it with water thrown from a dip.
per, the chief who Ia used to throwing a
spray over tobacco. filed his mouth with
water. turned himself into a nozzle, hose
cfmpsny and engine combined, and