Omaha daily bee., 1883-11-14
MINOR MENTION.
See Joseph Refers fall goods.

Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell''
Leave to wed was yesterday granite
w. T. Cole and Anna b. Maxwell, boil
of this city.
The sidewalk on lower Broadwa,
should be laid at once. 1t is horrible 70
passengers coming from the depot.
Some lumber has been stolen from tn
school building in Halls addition, an,
now the board of education is hunting
for it.
The sale of reserved seats Sau-ah
Brah's entertainment, for the benefit o
the Home of the Frienpless, begins a
Bushnell and Brackets to-day.
The injunction suit started by Judg,
Aylesworth against the city will probabl.
be never heard of again, the matter to b,
dropped, as predicted by THE BEE.
The Omaha board of trade is chron.
icled as dying or dead. Council Bluffs
body of like name seems to be also gasp.
ing. 1t should be revived if possible.
The pork packing season is to be open
in a week or 80. j. II. Stewart is ar
ranging to kill from LOCO to {, 900 daily.
Swan Bros. and Green e Son will also
begin soon and kill several hundred head
daily.
Charles Lindeman, of Nicola, has been
brought before United States Commits
sioner Key, and held in bonds of $500
to appear before the next United States
court, for selling liquor without a gov
eminent license.
The entertainment to be given by Sau-
Ah-Brah, at Dohany's hall, Thursday
evening, will not only be a highly enjoy
able one, but will give the public a
chance to contribute still further to the
support of the Home for the Friendless.
Mayor Bowman has appointed two
very important council committees, one
on sewerage, consisting of Aldermen
James, Wood and Mcmahon; the other
on paving, consisting of Aldermen Sic
dentopf, Eicher and Heating.
The prayer meetings at the Baptist
church have lately taken somewhat of a
revival nature. A special invitation is
extended to those who are not church
members to attend the weekly meeting
this evening.
~Pethybridge Il HERBERT have pre-
sented their claim against the city for
S115, %avowing that by driving into a
hole in the street the wagon broke, the
horses ran away and one was killed.
The council has rejected the claim and
now a suit will probably follow.
At the Turner fair in Des Moines
Saturday night there was a lively contest
over the awarding of an elegant easy
chair to the most popular business man.
w. IL. Vaughan carried off the prize, re-
celving oil votes, the next highest being
4o3 for Mr.. Crete. The chair netted the
society between $500 and $500.
The man Myers, charged with assault
with intent to kill, and who has been
kept in Jail here for safe-keeping, was
taken to Carroll comfy yesterday for
trial. 1t is claimed that he got Jealous
OF another young mar who was spending
the evening with his girl, and taking a
whiffietree he broke up the t~ete-a-tete,
and almost broke up the fellow.
AT the coming Catholic fair an elegant
gold watch, valued at $3.50, is to be voted
to the most popular assistant yardmaster,
the following being the candidates: Jas.
Wesley, c., b. d O.; Pat Cody, U. p;
West johnson, @. & N. W.; Lawrence
Downs, c., M. & st. p; Hank Negress.
o., X. L. d p. The watch Is now on ok.
hhbition at G. b.. Jacquemin & Co.'s, and
is a beauty.
A little fellow yesterday afternoon was
run into by a dirt wagon, on Pierce
street near Glen avenue, and was picked
up supposedly in a badly injured condi.
ton. He cried, and took on a good deal,
but as some ~bystanders picked him up to
to put him in a wagon, the little fellow
Tearing ne was 10 be taken TO a hospital
or some other place rather than home.
concluded he could walk, and bounding
cut OF the wagon to the surprise of ali,
made a lively run for home.
One of the queens of the dugouts took
much of Chief Fields time yesterday in
telling him her grievances. She claimed
that her husband had charged her with
loving not wisely but "two" or more
well, and they had had a fuss. The hus.
band insisted on hanging around there
and using the money she earned bv
washing, he being q hard drinker. She
wanted to "get shut of him." II ia
about time that war broke out afresh In
the dugouts'
The seerch warrant issued by Justice
Schurz for some lumber claimed to have
been stolen from the new scheed house
in Halls addition, was placed in officer
Chatterbuck Islands yesterday. who dis.
covered the alleged lumber in David
Ratliffe's premise G20 Avenue g..
warrant for Ratliffe's arrest was accord.
ingly issued, and he was brought in
he gave 800 bonds TO appear for OK.
animation this afternoon. j. w Baird
is to prosceede while John Lindt defends
Light begins to break, and there Is the
prospect that Council Bluffs will soon be
IN a blaze of glory with electricity, The
council, at its last meeting, passed an or
dinanee granting the Western Edison