Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-26
MINOR MENTION.

Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnelrs
Additional local on seventh page.
The city council meet again tomorrow
evening.
Piling has commenced for the Sixth
street bridge. .
The Union Pacific band is to play here
for the Driving park and the races.
The case of DR.. Cady, for fast driving,
has been continued until tomorrow.
The Harmony band is to go to Malvern
to furnish music for the celebration there
ON the Fourth.
VIM. Lewis express wagon and team
made a lively but brief runaway furry on
Broadway yesterday, doing little damage
however.
Mr.. George Schindelee is building a
neat residence on Oakland avenue, and
the same will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
d. Morton, William Gates, j. K. CO.
zert, M. Welch and John Kelley were
yesterday taxed 81. go in police court for
too much drink.
d. A. Benedict has placed some very
attractive lettering onthe windows of the
Iowa State Savings institution. A neat
bit of fine art surely.
Mr.. Burnham's new residence at the
head of Oakland venue is now being
painted and will be ready for occupancy
by the first OF july,
Sheriff Guitar left last evening for
Eldora, taking with him the colored
boy johnson who is sentenced to q term
in the industrial school.
0. II Lucas, a well-known and widely
acquainted resident Of Lewis township,
is being pushed forward by his many
friends as o democratic candidate for
sheriff.
Rev. Bishop r. Dubs, from Cleveland,
Ohio, will preach in the German language
ut the Evangelical church, corner Pierce
street and Glen avenue, this evening at
8 o'clock.
The report comes from Atlantic that
"Cabbage" Ryan and two of his pals are
under arrest there for playing the three
card monte trick on o countryman,
whereby the victim lost 1926.
Jacob Kampf, known all over the
country rs the proprietor of the Avoca
brewery, has leased the same for q term
Of years to Peter Wiese Of that place,
who assumes possession the first of Au-
gust.
Carl Cramer tells some hard stories
about the Kotzenster boys, some three
or four in number, who are %neighboring
children. He says they have broken the
windows out of his house, whipped his
boys and insulted the old woman.
A named Addie West, who i.
evidently not in u very favorable condi
ton for rough handling, complains tina
her husband, Charles West, has assaulted
battered her, and abused her 80 that sh'
wants him arrested and dealt with.
An information was yesterday flee
against Schroeder for keeping his salooI
open Sunday night. Officer Warner
claims that there was II crowd in there
making much noise, and then when h,
tried to quiet them down ssme one threat
ened TO shoot him, and he had to leave
Col. Keatley was the attorney who de
Tended McCrary for the murder of tn,
two men near Pacific Junction, and who's,
partner in the crime, Clanser, has jus
been arrested, as narrated in yesterday
BEE. 1t was a hard fight to keep Nc
Crazy from hanging, but he got off will
with q life sentence. Clanser has sine
admitted the crime, but says McCrary wa
with him in the Preparations.
Some wreckers spent a large portion O
the Sabbath in digging out a loung'
the flood, and so buried in mire that onl,
its legs stuck up above ground. Whei
they got the lounge washed of, instea'
Of indina it Of some account, if proved II
be an old and almost worthless one be
fore it had been made still worse by tn
mud and water. They left it in disgust
George Drake, of sour Meat Market,
who has been empowered to select the O.
for the Fourth Of July barbecue, and t
take charge of the ceremonies, has, sfte
gazing about considerably, picked out
bouncing three-year-old from Williar
Plumer's herd. The animal is q big one
weighing nearlya ton, and if, under hi
superintendance, there are not some JUICY
tender cuts for the crowd, THB BEE wi
miss its guess.
The examination of the boys in 81
Joseph's academy began yesterday an
progressed very satisfactorily, shown
that the pupils had availed themselves
the excellent instruction Of Prof. Slat
terey to a very creditable extent. TIL
school shows itself to be in excellent col
dition and as it is an institution Of whic
the city at large should feel proud tn
citizens should accept the invitation I
attend the continuance of the examine
ton to-day and see for themselves. tn
exhibition to be given by the school tn
evening will without doubt also merit
crowded house.
The farce Of trying to make the pr
prietors of the Pacific house smart b
cause the sewer back of the house was
nuisance, came to an end yesterday, ii
defendants being discharged. Fergus,
& Son, in the first place, do not own h
property, and in the next place the sew
is one built by and belonging to the cit
and the Pacific house sewer simply EN-
ties into it. The prosecution amounte
therefore, to the city prosecuting the cit
AS there is no doubt that the sewer whe
it emptiss into the creek is a nuisanc
the city should take care of it, or el
stand q fine itself.