Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-05
MINOR ME- NTIoNS.
J. Mueller,s Palace Music Hall.

Regular council meeting this evening.
The trains we're all behind time again
yesterday, from ons to four hours.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Of this
city, has decided in favor Of free sittings..
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS Buy them
from d. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north Of
postoffoe. mt
William Lewis was complained Of on
Saturday for ~assaulting Henry Vogelman
by humping him several times.
The sherifs Of the state have decided
TO hold their next meeting in this city at
the time Of the spring races here in May.
The case of Schlict We. Cutter still oc.
eupied the time in the circuit court Sstur-
day and was still undecided at the time Of
adjournment.
The boys, Rice and Goodohild, charged
with ~assaulting another boy named Dew.
ilblis,s we're discharged by Justice Alb
BOT Saturday.
Frank Moody wa arrested Saturday
night for raising q disturbance while
drunk. He will interview and be inter.
viewedin police court this morning.
John Raymond, who has just served
one term In jail for petty larceny, was ar.
rested again Saturday for stealing an over.
coat from . Broadway saloon.
"A warrant was taken out on Saturday
for the arrest Of Lewis Crandall, charging
him with having got a $40 suit Of clothes
Of Spetnan 4 Bro. under false pretenses.
The board Of trade will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Let the bust
ness men wake up and be on hand
promptly.
The telephone OK change was moved
yesterday, and the changing Of so many
wires caused Q general suspension Of the
telephone business here during the day.
Burglars are reported as having blown
the postofice cafe at Pacific junction
sometime Friday night. They got only
about go worth Of stamps and envelopes
for their trouble.
Fred Bokemper settled the cases
against him and bis skipping bartender by
paying $25 fine for the latter, and the
Costs in both cases.
Charles Spencer charged with dis.
charging firearms in the street, was him
.oIf J,..knrcAJ ~ QaN,1a.y h., y,,lna
Ayleswo rth. The complaint for carry ing
concealed weapons was taken under I'D.
visement.
"A BARGAIN. ANY person desiring tc
purchase ar elegant residence one block
from Bsyliss' park, for $500, part or
time. should address w. box 1877.
f2-3t
Theodore Clifford on Saturday plead
guilty to stealing q valise from Major
Randolph, aide-de.camp on the city mar
shAl's COW staff. He was sentenced tt
twenty days In jail.
NO services at the Presbyterian
church yesterday. There seems to b
much trouble in getting just "the man
TOR pastor, the pastorate having been va
cant for q long time now.
The ssloon-keepers are to meet at 4
o'clock this afternoon at Max Mohn's, OF
Main street, to take in consideration mat
tiers Of Importance in regard to the bust
ness here.
The thermometer In some parts of tn
city yesterday morning at o'clocl
touched "a degrees below, FIVE degree
colder than any morning this season
Yesterday afternoon the mercury was
degrees below.
The Danube society gave an enjo,
able MAJ querade Saturday night. TIL
society Is composed Of o large number
the best Danish citizens, and their soci
gatherings are always of al enjoyable III
ture.
The polling lists were tackled up
the corners Saturday, ready for the publ
to gaze upon and correct. With the the
mometsr below zero, there are not mar
who tarry and gaze upon them.
The college students at Tabor are vel
much excited over q discussion %
whether 1t is proper to say ''hash Is goo'
or 'hssh are good" Those who stand ,
on the platform that hash is singular see
TO be in the ascendancy.
An attempt il to be made to perfe
arrangements by which the Council Blu
driving park association will be includ
in the Iowa circuit, together with ID
buque. Cedar Rapids. Marshalltown a
Des Moines. Mayor Bowman and j.
Hart expect to visit Marshalltown Il
week to complete the arrangements.
Despite the storms and blookades
box Of imported cigars reached this c
only eight days after passing through
came too in the roundabout way of
friend In New York buying . box and SCI
ing to . friend in this city, instead Of
direct importation.
The fair and festival for the relief
the poor Of the city proved quite a sucC
financially. The gold watch was given
Miss Blanche Oliver, she having recei
the largest number Of the 49i votes cast
ten cents each. Rev. j.. G. Lyman
given the gold-headed cane, there hav
been 800 votes cast at q dime each.
entire proceeds Of the fair amounted
about $500.
"A man giving his name as Peter MI
was arrested Saturday evening for stea
u valise at the transfer. The grip belor
to Edward Iven', who was en route
nanuer and who caralaasly laft IL in