Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-28
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Additional local on seventh page

CHKAr RAILROAD TICKETS Buy them
from d. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north Of
postoftce. mtf
There are now 81 saloons licensed
under the new rate.
The Council Bluff, Mannerchor give
their ball this evening.
The new hospital scheme merits the
hearty support of ell citizsns.
There was no preaching In the
Presbyterian church yesterday.
Rsv. j. B. Sohaff, of Toledo, again
filled the Baptist pulpit yesterday.
The Spiritualists had a pleasant 80.
cial and dancing party Saturday wen.
ing.
Presiding Elder Hooper preached
ut tho Central Methodist church last
evening.
William Kleppinger, living near
Walnut, had two COWS killed by light.
ening Friday.
w. Z. Baldwin and Addie Hearney,
of Boomer township, have been given
permit to wed.
Mr.. Ray, who lives a short distance
in the country, has built a very neat
little cottage on Bluff street.
The boy Davis, who lost his leg at
the Northwestern depot, Is now get
ting along nicely.
The man Barton, who was found In
= box q badly beaten, has been
taken to the county farm TO receive
treatment and get rest.
The police have found Charles
Borghausen's suit of clothes which the
burglars spirited away, and planted In
An out of the way place.
The Missouri river Ia falling again.
Neither rise nor fall not change of
current has yet affected the conduit
line of the water works.
The ladies are to give q social at the
Home of the Friendless tomorrow
evening, for the benefit of that
worthy institution. All invited.
The Presbyterian Ice cream and
strawberry festival proved q success,
and q very enjoyable affair. There
were q large number of fancy articles
also on sale.
Mark Quinn IL bnIlding q fine
double frame building on Main street
nearly opposite the foundry. There
are store rooms below and living
loom above.
Abe Lincoln Post G. A. r. attended
st. Paul's Episcopal church In q body
last night to hear the rector, Rev.
Mr.. Msckey, who gave an appropriate
discourse.
Two of Council Bluffs churches are
without pastors, the Baptist and Pres.
byterian. There Is evidently need OF
more preachers In the west, or else
better ones, as neither society seems
able to find just the man.
Il. A. Legg, Of Minneapolis, has
sold his fine chestnut mare, Flydance,
which took an active part In the races
here. Close Brothers, of Slbley Ia.
were the buyers, the price being
stated as $4,000.
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, In his yester
day mornings sermon at thu Congre
gationsl church, spoke some SHARP
words about the d~isgraoeful condition
of the city and county jails, and tn,
name In which criminals wer,
treated In general.
1t IL to be hoped that not man,
more months will 60 by before thi
city has some place to take and car
for the the sick and woundedwho hav
no homes. A city of 90, 900 withou
q hospital! Think of 1t.
There was q change about the pc
lice force yesterday by which officer
Mullen and Warner go on day duty
The other night duty officer, Leonard
takes Central Brosdwa Clough mid
die Broadway, Brooks west Broadway
Barhyte First ward and Officer ca
sick south Main street.
Ben Hogan dees not seem incline
to stop humping the devil. La
evening he had a packed house to hes
him talk of the wickedness OF priz
fighting, In which he was himse.
formerly engaged, and tonight h
purposes to show up ''the crooks,
giving the ins and-outs OF all sorts O
crooked lives. Many go to hear hir
from curiosity, aud yet he seem to b
doing good In his way.