Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-14
N MENTIONS.

Considerable was being offered on tn,
market yesterday.
--Ju,tioe Schurz dispose of q few civil
cases yesterday,
Two gambling institutions were o.
sessed sS9. 10 yesterday.
The case Of Ed. Sullivan, the vagrant,
is set for this morning at 10 o'clock.
"A runaway took place among the
teams that went to the cemetery escortiDg
Mr.. Rhodes remains after the SERVES were
over, but no damage was done.
The clerk issued marriage licenses to
TO Chas. w. Brown and Miss Fanny Redy,
of Oakland township this county, and
John Liney, of Saunders county to Miss
Emma Sophia johnson. Of this city,
Quite q number of our business men
are cleaning and painting up their stores
preparatory to the arrival of new goods,
and everything bids fair for a better and
more extensive trade this coming season.
Billy Williams got drunk and failed to
have the necessary amount Of cash to sat
isfy the demands Of justice but left an
overcoat which IL more warm than ele.
CANT.
David Nivens for disturbing the peace
pleaded not guilty but went to trial and
was let down easy. Fine s. and costs,
amounting to Sill 20, and thus endeth n
case Of the Sunday night disturbances.
IT. j. Potter, general manager Of the g.,
B. & Q, railroad. Is on Q tour over their
long line OF road and to reach other rail.
road officials Of Omaha remained . few
hours at the transfer, going over to Oma.
ha carly in the evening.
The election Of Messrs. Atkins and
Couch to the school board Is thought to be
liable to bring about o change In the Office
Of superintendent Of the city schools. per.
haps the selection Of Prof. Clarendon, who
has held the position before.
"A man named Chalmers. q Mormon
bound for Salt Lake, got of to take In
Council Bluffs, and while In the city lost
his ticket and was considerably worried,
hut Policeman Edgar found 1t, sending
him on bis way rejoicing.
-Subp1nas were Issued yesterday for
g. 8. Clarke, ]. w. Morse, H. H.. Fields,
Sidney Sterling and A. s. Clougb, for the
purpose Of proving the vagranoy against
Miss Lindley and the one.eyed Ross girl,
who are qetter known as street walkers.
Trial to-day.
"A man named Cook, from New York,
bound for San Francisco. got on the wrong
train at the transfer Yesterday morning,
and Of course was excited. He jumped
from the train spraining his wrist badly
and hurt his face some, but not serious.
He left at night, taking the emigrant TO,
the west.
The neck yoke to the team which wa,
hitched to the carriage drawing the mour.
ners at the funeral Of MI. Rhodes, wa,
broken on account Of bAlky team sent GU,
by the party who furnished the outfits
This ought not to occur. None but III,
best and g~entlest teams ought to be sen,
out upon occasions of this kind.
Brother Forney, the man who know,
more about the art Of pleasing than any
q In the whole, wide world, has been
soaping us all, and It is good soap, too.
The Benedict Soap company. Marshall.
town, Iowa. has q splendid representative
In the old time newspaper man, Carl For.
ney.
"A nice little walk away occurred abou,
7:S0 p. m. last night. About $3.50 p. m.
q gentleman hired a single horse and bugg,
from the ogden house barn, and about tn,
hour mentioned the horse came lopinI
gently along from Lower Broadway, avoid
ing all collisions and making turns nicely
going into the barn without anything
broken or lost except the hitching strap
We have no war to make upon an,
business no matter how demoralizing o
disgraceful so long as 1t Is protected by on
laws, but the gambling dens, the houses O
debauchery and shame. and in short tn
destructive Industries" of this city can
not much longer control In the caucus an,
at the polls for the productive industrle
are organizing to meet this element and
high license and enforcement of stric
police regulations Is now becoming tn
~watchword Of all who are entitled to tn
respect Of their fellow citizens.
The Glimmer has Q talented circuls
ton liar. He multiplies the real oirculs
tion Of The Globe by the figure 8 and pull
fishes II as official. He m~ultiplies the !
Bee stoppsges from the dens and dives I
the figure Of 800 and gives us no credit &c
the large list Of unsolicited subscription
of the best men In our city. that ha,
poured In and largely exceeded the dl
oo~ntinuAnoes. The strong endorsement
eur course by the people it also fails
mention.
There is quite an extensive hand
factory on the corner Of Tenth street ar
Avenue A, owned by Mr.. r.. v. Phillip
. pioneer in the work Of western develo
ment. He manufactures axe, pick, adj
spike maui, coal pick, sledge hammer. al
in short, all kinds Of hickory rived al
turned handles. All the timber used
steamed during the process Of mAnufa
ture. 1t il claimed for these handles tn
they are the only ones that are rived al
steamed and they are turned by the Ce
tennisl patent turner's, Mr.. Philips fin
great demand for bis goods from railwi
companies and Steele and johnson.
Omaha, and would like to see a tool IA
tory started here. and says that such q
enterprise would pay a liberal return
the money invested.
DR.. West, Dentist, Ia Pearl stree