Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-12
MINOR MENTION.

its mains along lower Broadway.
The Round Table meets this even
Ing at the residence Of Mr.. Hsrk-
ness.
Permit to wed was yesterday given
Charles Elson, Of Harlan, and Ella
Edwards, of Missouri Valley.
Mr.. Coleman, one of the employees
of the Boston tea store, is now the
happy father of a bouncing boy.
Justice Schurz yesterday made
Charles Eastman and Ella Edwards,
of Missouri Valley, husband and wife.
There were four corpses which came
In over the Union Pacific and went
out over the O., B. & Q, Sunday
night.
Branch No. 234, Catholic Knights
of America, are to give a grand quad.
rifle party at Dohany's next Thursday
evening.
The case against August Dougherty
for stealing a heifer, was before JUS
tice Vaughan yesterday, and was con-
tinued until the goth.
It will take some time to repair all
the crosswslks and streets, where the
recent rains have made little washouts.
A little patience and a good deal of
hard work is necessary.
Phil. Katzemeyer, the foreman of
The Herald %tffice, now gracefully as-
sumes the joys and cares of a p%atornal,
the new conner being o bright girl
baby.
There will be q large delegation
starting from here Thursday morning
to attend the S~~ugerfest at st. 10,
seph. They are looking forward to o
merry time indeed.
The east and west met yesterday
and got o marriage license, the names
of the happy ones being Fred G..
Dean, of Philadelphia, and Ella M.
Hurbert, of Los Angeles, California.
Manholes along Broadway are still
ornamented by pumps, the water not
being out of all the cellars yet, but
still the damages resulting from the
flood seem to shrink more and more
as the facts are more closely consid.
cred.
Attend the relief festival at Doha-
ny's to.nlght by all means. An op.
p~ortunity is given to get ones money
back In having a good time, as well as
knowing that the money will go where
1t will do the most good.
Examinations In the public schools
of the city begin this week, and CON
tinue into next week. The commence.
ment exercises are to be held in Do.
hangs hall on the evening of tho 21at.
Bayliss' park Is more beautiful than
ever, when the sun stays out long
enough to dry 1t. Sunday afternoon
and evening there was q rush there,
there not being benches enough for
half those who sought comfort and
rest there.
The Rescue steamer left for the
Waterloo tournament yesterday. In
q trial. yesterday 1t threw q stream up
225 feet, 81 feet farther than any 9TH
or trial. 1t bids fair to take a cake Of
the tournament, The Bluff City run.
ming team start this morning.
Tailor Schontz has again thwarted a
shrewd attempt at a jail break. The
prisoners had got a saw, and cut off
one of the Iron bars of a window, and
with this as q pry would soon have
forced their way out, had not the
vigilant eye of tho officer baked their
plans.
James Smith was before Justice
Schurz yesterday for threatening to
kill his wife. He says she threatened
him, and aggravated him 30 that he
pulled . gun IN her. He was held in
bonds to appear at the next term of
the district court.
1t Is all we'll enough for the police
man of Bayliss' park to be ~vigilant,
and 1t is not to bs wondered ut that
he gets his patience tried sorely when
. careless fellow drsgs q settee across
the green turf, but he should not SO
far forget himself az to shout out cuss
words, especially In the hearing of
ladies, who have taken their children
to the park for q quiet rest. Officers
OF the law should be as cautious with
their tongues as they want others to
be with the benches and grass.
A, Fl. Msyne & Co., the wide awake
coal men, are arranging for a yard and
office on Broadway, about opposite The
Nonpareil Office. Their new otics Is
now being built, and Is q one.story
brick, with about 20 feet front and 20
feet In depth. 1t will be one of the
neatest Offices and one of the most
convenient yards In the city. The
firm will move about the first Of July,
taking possession of their new quar-
ters, to which a prosperous and In.
creasing business entities them.
The second Spiritual society was or.
ganlzed last Sunday at Planters hall,
where they will continue meetings
every Sunday. Mira. Eggleson and
Mrs. Morton, both trance speakers
and test.mediums, spoke entranced to
the audience, and by describing de.
parted friends and relatives and con-
ditions In the spirit world, gave ex.
oellent satisfaction to the congrega.
ton. DR.. Poulson delivered the In
sugural address, and lectured for one
hour, having for subject: "If they
hear not Moses and the prophets,
neither will they be persuaded,
though n rose from the dead"
The CAUGHEY HOUSE on Broad.
way Ia M Of the best hotels OF Its
nize In the west.