Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
The Daily Bee.
MINOR MENTION.
See Joseph Refers spring styles.
-Additioual local on sevpnth mage.

See Joseph Reiter's spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
THE BEE had 81 new SUBJ criptions adj
ded to its Council Bluffs list yesterday.
Justice Schurz reports doing q large
business 10 the collection line, and says
collections are easy.
The police are making It lively for
trsmps, drunks, and other offenders
against tho law.
Justice Vaughan will hear the attach
ment case of George Feurhsken against
Adam Bl,ckert this morning.
The st. Joe road answered a garnishee
against G. T.. Brown in favor Of j. T.
Mackelroy before Justice Vaughan.
Jim ,Johpron's case, for stealing tickets
out of the Northwestern case at Capt.
Browns office, was continued till the 30 h.
Bridget Dungen garnished the @. &
NJ. road for the wages Of JAS. Bowman,
and Justice Vaughan will hear the case &C.
day at IL m.
Chief Field and policemanEdgar arelex-
perted back to-day from Beatrice, Nebras.
ka, where they went with their prisoner
Bradshaw.
The street cars are now running totle
transfer depot every half hour from seven
o'clock In the morning till six o'clock In
the evening.
Quite q furry Of snow fell on Monday
night. melting away yesterday creating
SOM mud on our streets and crossings with
cold day on hand.
ALI trainswere on time yesterday morn.
ing except the second section of the c.. b.
4 G., which wxs loaded down with emf
grants bound westward.
Tho supreme court adjourned last
night from 4 o'clock TO . clock this
morning. when the decision on the motion
will be anxiously looked for.
"A. B. Acker had q horse taken by at
tachment from N. A. Seamons, which was
claimed to have been mortgsged. Justice
Vaughan issued the documents.
IN. A. Seamons was arrested for sell
ling mortgaged property, and was placed
under $500 bond. The trial will come of
to-day at 2 p. m. before Justice Vaughan.
Young Brewer, who threw mud at the
Chinese Laundry, received Is labor sentence
to carry co al the rest Of his natural life,
or so long as he shall rtmain around the
city building,
-Forty.seven SALOON bonds have been
approved. and cnly thirty have paid the
license and fees, hence the officials are
getting nervous, and threaten to treat
some to q long.metre deal.
Last night Policeman Cusirh run in 6
couple of crooks, John p. Williams FOL
being drunk, aud james Thompson fol
larceny. Thompson went through thu
drawer of the Farmers hotel.
Two couples were granted permission
to unite under the majesty Of the law
H. b. Myer to Sarah Tietge, both Of thi
county. T. M Menenay, Of Crescent, Il
Sarah Maginni', of Hazel Dell.
The Ogden house is always we'll flle'
aud especially during the time anythin
special Is going on In the city. Yssterds
about four hundred persons refreshed Oh
inner being at their well Allied tables. n
Mr.. j. J. Brown, one Of our most er
terprising capitalists, Is buying propert
with q view to building a gigantic hott
on one Of the corners near Dohany's ne,
opera house. The postofioe, opera hous
and q big hotel will give agrand BOOST I
that locality. ~ =.
Yesterday In the supreme court th
anti.prohibition attorneys fled q motto
to transfer the trial and argument Of Il
prohibiticn question to Des Moines. as
properly belongs In that district, whic
will be decided this morning, ard II Il
motion is Sustained the argument will nj
be heard till next May. a" 'ot '''"' 90
When TIL, writer came to Count
Bluffs he stopped at the Revere house ar
found It to be home like, quiet aud W.
kept in all respects. The rooms and Il
table are particularly well Furnishes
Travellers and all others who find ther
selves ~hybernating In Council Bluffs vi
have good quarters and o moderate bill