Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
MINOR MENTION.

AsohnohyA !" w w noho nAohe"y
night.
The teachers meet at the Bloomer
school building at $3.50 this evening.
The Gas Light company 10 ~relAying
mains at Broadway and Bryant streets.
The outgoing train eastward this
afternoon Is over the Chicago & Rock
Island.
The Boys band gave an enjoyable
dance last evening at st. Francis 40
ademy.
Permit to wed has been given R,s-
nues Jensen and Johannah M. Jensen,
both Of this city.
Mr.. Beimater, the aged father OF
Mrs. Robert Huntington, died yester.
day, old age being the main cause.
The Episoopalians INDUCED In q
social last evening which was we'll at
tended, and proved q very happy &C.
casion.
Rev. w. II. II. Avery, of Mason
City, Iowa, will preach at the First
Baptist, Sunday morning and evening.
All cordially invited.
The mock trial to be held at the Y.
N. @. A. rooms last evening was again
postponed owing to the gathering ct
Mrs. Osborne's parlors.
Be sure and patronize the sociable
ut Spiritual hall to. night. Good music
and dancing. Admission, gents fifty
cents, ladies ten cents.
The city council meets Monday
night a . board Of equalization, and
expects to meet every evening there
after until the work Is completed.
P. T. MAyne while turning Into
Broadway yesterday afternoon was
thrown from his buggy with much
force, but luckily escaped any serious
Injuries.
Spiritual circle tomorrow afternoon
and evening. Rooms Nos. 4 and 5
Shugart & McMahon's block at 2
and 1880 o'clock. Honest Investigator
invited.
Miss Mamie Bethers, . young girl
aged about IA, died ThurAday ct the
homo Of her parents on lower Broad.
way. The funeral occurred yesterday
afternoon
MI. William Moore, Of the firm OF
Peregoy & Moore, has received the
sad news Of the death Of his youngest
s.s.er, n.rs. "eorRe nAohie''h' Oh ior'
oh'o' oanaoa'
Those interested In the Council
Bluffs & Northern railway enterprise
are 70 meet again this evening In. the
om1e ge'eG'eu ny tue 'oihPahy' heA'
70 - l. nar's oh0e'
Frank Sears confectionery store
near the Northwestern depot was bur.
Qlarized the other night, the plunder
taken consisting of cigars, tobacco and
some other mail articles.
A boy named Julius Newman was
arrested yesterday By Officer Cusiok
on complaint of relatives, who claim
that they can do nothing with him,
VINO want MIN sent 70 the reform
sonooi'
The telephone company purposes
after Msy 1st to charge ton cents extra
10 subscribers every time they talk
with Omaha, for every five minutes or
fraction thereof. and fifteen cents to
non supsoriDers'
Mr.. Roule, of Homie. McKuue g.
Co.. while on a fishinp excursion. cot
his hand wounded BY q bsrbed wire
fsnoe. and Ia now suffering a good deal
from the wound.
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Mp.pr.a..,ws ps.ohoioov n.nd ~.
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TL.nS,.ss
The boy. in the printing office q
the Institution ior inc dear and DUMP
have Just nnisned Jop OF stats print
Ing. sent them py tne suditor. They
feel quite PROUD oou H.
There were $50 Mormons who psss.
ed through this CITY yesterdsy morning
enroute Tor Utah. They were from
the old country, and on their long
journey none nave pee SICK ana nons
lost. me company was ABOUT equally
divided % to gender.
There vere no oases In the polio,
eourt Yesterday morning, the only 90
oupant Of the cslsboose the nigh,
before being James w. Gardner, who
vas 4 simple lodger, lot out In th.
morning TO give him q chance TO gel
work.