Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13
MINOR xH sTION.
See Joseph Refers spring styles.

Cupid tont no applicants to the
clerk Cfioo yesterday,
An evening art school Is now q
promised enterprise for The ci:y.
The wagon bridge . Z Park's mills Is
being put Ia paosaoie condition
again.
Several emigrant wagons passed
through the city yesterday, on rou'e
from Missouri To Dakota.
The r ,und Table held an interest.
ing aession lsst evening at the resi-.
deuco Of Mr.. Hafknehs.
The poll tax collector, Mr.. Hunter,
will soop be on his rounds, the neces.
sary blanks now being prepared.
Ben Hogan Ia now fighting a round
win the devil at Blair, and trying to
enthuss the people ut that wicked
place.
The examinations at the deaf and
dumb instltuts have closed, and tn
pupils are now scattering for their
homes.
Tae a,se.sment OF tn Union stock
yards, firss olan0d at 81 90, then re-.
du,e t o s3 roo, hsa now been re.
duccd to 81 500.
II. d Fl ,rle, b. T. Terwilliger, and
others, who have been n fishing to
Clear Lake, returned yesterday, and
brought fish with them.
There Ia o growing demand for
oleats to be- nailed on the steep de.
scents TO the temporary foot bridges
across the creek.
The High school alumni are to
meet for impo,tans business at the
residence Of Nellie Clarendon, $50
Fourth avenue, to morrow evening.
Jodge Aylesworth, ~ the superior
court, having gone to D,kota to look
sfter his landed interest, there, jus
tice SchaIx IL called on to fill the
plsos.
The gas throughout the city refused
to burn Monday night, but made up
for 1t by bnrning all day yesterday Ia
the streets to get rid Of rho bad gas as
we'll.
The Bluff City hose team started
Of yeslesdsy morning In SO much VI y
hurry that they forgot their running
harness. The chief took II under his
arm 40 he boarded the evening trai
A gray team belonging to Mr.
Dlhsiy, and ~hich was being used by
the committee III preparing for ihs RI
lief oouc ri Last evening, took n lively
run Oh Broad way, but did little harm
Some If the hr'cklayers who d..
mapd,d their IS 80 = day irstesd of
a are getting tns desired segs.,
but .oms contractors refuse to give
the rsise, sd ro'ne non union men
are working for 81.
Work has been Suspended on the
UEion avenue bridge until b dccisiol
can be reached about whether 1t ough,
not to be built higher than WAS origin
ally planned, the food having given
fresh .xperience about bridges across
the cresk.
g. w. Wright has sworn out a war.
rant for the arrest Of Bert Padns, on
the charge Of sssaultirg him with n
stick. Later In the day Padne was
rushing shout to gst n warrant for
Weight also, for making lhrests Of
violence to him.
J T Stewart having resigned the
position Of vlce-prosldent OF the Div.
pg Pork association, the board pf di.
rectors have chosen j. w Peregoy Ia
ell the place, and made him chairman
of the c1mmittee on races Mr., Fere
COY Is not only active, hut popular, and
his selection for the place ADDS to the
Assurance of the ru,cess IF the DOM
Ing Fourth of July meeting.
The sidewalks have been swept bith,
or and thither by he foods, some
of those In one wsrd having b4en car
ried clear into another. The work OF
gathering hem mp and replacing hem
IL going on vigorously. Some side,
wake have been gathered mp by par
ties not owning them, and In some
cAses 1t has bordered pretty closely or
stealing. Several such patches hsvs
been recovered, and the search 10 stil,
goirg on.
Those who unblished TO the worlt
that C,unoI B offs was dam aged from
q half TO a full million Il dollars b,
the fpod. are heartily ashamed o
themselves The loss dwind On dow
ans Z pgly when the real figures or
reached, aud the fear OF the city
growth being set bs,k are blown T.
the winds. The city IL gniug RICH
ahead with its building improvements
Its population aud business are In
oreasipg, and there Is no prospect o
even III, pom being hurt.
The case Ia which Mason Wis
COMPLAINS OF the sew e bsck Of tn
Pacific house as q nuisance, 10 sti
hanging on the hook, II argument
are yet to be- made, and a few day
given the Judge to take the matte
under advisemsnt. II is claimed q
the part of the defendant that tn
sewer complained Of belongs to tn
city, aud hence the city attorney
really fighting the city instesd of th
proprietors of the Pacific house.
J. W Morse bs. been s~pnoi1ted
policeman a the Union p &C fl depn
the city to pay n half of his s'al
and the rsilwEy c)mpan,ea the 9th
half. The regular depot police a.
not allowed tn leave the grounds,
that when an arrest Is MADE, 1t
needfui to have some one 70 take ii
prisoners to the police station.
has slso been pretty well proved tn
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