Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-26
MINOR MENTION.

See Joseph Reiter's spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
The Bavarian band went to Mlnden
to play yesterday.
Harlan proposes to have q Fourth
of July of Its own.
The public schools are to be
closed on Decoration Day.
Good music AID dancing at the
Spiritual socisble this evening.
The employees Of the water works
yesterday we're made happy. Pay
day.
The races set for to-day n good
ones. See them, II the weather let's
you.
Ben Hogan IL still fighting the good
fight In . series of meetings at Broad.
way Methodist church.
The city council hes an industrious
streak. 1t met yesterday afternoon to
do some more equalization Of taxes.
Henry Faul also takes place among
the victims Of sneak thieves, q watch
being the plunder taken from him.
"There IS no Death" Spiritual
circle on Sunday (so-morrow) after.
noon and evening. Also on Tuesday
evenings.
Two boys, about sixteen years old,
have been arrested a. warrants.
They gave the names Of j.. M. Taylor
and Albert Sanders.
Central church services at Bloom &
Nixon's hall tomorrow Ut 1880 q. m,
and 8 p. m. Sunday school at IL m.
Rsv. P. F. Bresee, pastor.
Mrs. II. w. Wilson Is at the Ogden
house and intends to remain there for
aweek or more giving psyohometrio
readings and developing circles.
A permit to wed was yesterday
given to A. Anderson and Mary M.
Thresher, both of PlAttsmouth, Neb.
The happy man 10 90 and the bride AZ.
Married, May "a, Ia this city, at
the Central church parsonage, Rev,
P. F. Bresee officiating, Mr.. Ed,
johnson and Miss Ida Mckay, bott
of Atlantic.
The democratic township conven-
tion has been called to meet ct tn,
court house Saturday, June 2, and tn
to bs held on the Thursda,
~eveninp preoedipQ.
]. w. Rlok and William Kastne
had q difference Of opinion whicl
they rrled to settle by muscle. Eacl
has had the other arrested for assault
and battery, AMI both cases ara to b
heard Monday before Justice Schurz
j. +. Farrar now succeeds MI
CauRhey In the arrangement Of tn
Coy house, tho latter retiring on &C
count of the bad health of himsel
and family. Mr.. Farrsr promise
to maintain the popularity of tn
house.
In the case of B. Hansen vs. NJ. II
Judd the motion for q new trial wa
yesterday overruled by Judge R,et
and tho fading Of the jury CONFIRMED
1t giving the plaintiff $50 for the pei
sonal injuries which he claims to hsv
received In an assault.
In the district court yesterday til
case of Johl Watson vs.. the Wabash
st. Louis & Pacific railway oompAn
was still on trial, 1t being a claim
damages for the loss of q foot, Will
MIR. Watson was unloading lumb'
from q car which was suddenl
STITCHED. This IL the second trial
the cause, the jury In the first tri
giving S6 600 to the plaintiff. Myn
ter q Adams are the attorneys for u
plaintiff and d. Ii. Solomon and M
Burnett for the company.
A one legged man, giving the nan
OF Shay, was arrested for kicking
arrow at Madame Batter6sld's. L
knocked her down because she refuse
to let him In, and then had a tuss
with one of tho girls, VIII, came to h
held. He fought the policeman WI
arrested him, and, in fact, foug
everything except the case. Bill La
was on his bond to appear In cou,
and he did appear yesterday mornin
but on seeing the array of Witness
stepped out with the remark that
would be back In a few minutes. /
Il sill out.