Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
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CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS, Buy them
from d. w. Bushnell, 3 doors north of
postof.ce. mtf
A goodly number Of Omahs ladies'
and gentlemen in sleighs visited the Bluffs
yesterday.
The city council meets again this even.
ing to consider some important questions;
including the license ordinance, and the
city clerks investigation.
The work of clearing out the street
car track, 80 as to resume tr vel by wheels
on the rail again began Saturday, and
with the aid of Old Sol it ia hoped that all
may in a day or so be again as usual.
On Saturday the follow ing received
due permission to wed, if they wish, and
they evidently wish: Barley Dean and
Maggie McGinty, both Of Walnut; Cur.
tbs Kelsey and Molie Il Gayles, both of
Loveland.
w. Evans and Frank Smith were ar.
rested here Saturday afternoon by Officers
Brooks and Sterling. on telephone tidings
from Omaha that the pair had grabbed
several gripsacks from q hotel over there.
The two were taken acro's the river
at once.
The Atlantic Telegraph started u
twelve years ago, and says Ct the firms In
business. then, in the entire city and
county, less than ten remain as they then
were, which goe, to show the restless, II
satisfied disposition of the American peo-
pie.
Marshal Jackson his re ,eived word
that Sallie Paine, wanted here for her
part in disposing of the colored babe
found frozen to death, has been arrested at
Ogden, Mo-, and is to be held until officers
from here arrive there.
y esterday morning Tailor Shoutz re-
ceived three more boarders, oil from Ne.
ola. Their names are John @. May,
Aaron Sweet and Frank Childers. They
are held to the grand jury ON q charge Of
grand larceny, and bail fixed at $50, ex-
cept In the case of the last named, his bal.
being $500.
"A special car containing J. II. Clark,
q. II. Heafford, l.. b. Beardsley, and
Others OF the Milwaukee & st. Paul Of.
fcials arrived here Saturday, and passed
out over the Sioux City route. There was
q brief stop made here, long enough for con.
sultation concerning some business OF o
local nature.
To-day Is the time set for the opening
OF the circuit court but there will probably
be nothing done before tomorrow, Judge
H~oofbourow not being able conveniently
to reach here before then. There is a light
docket, and there is q probability of q
short and rather uninteresting term.
Charles Wilson, who was examined
and DISCHARGED the other day on the charge
OF having raised q check signed by A. w.
WymGn, is wanted at the Jail by some of
the boys who lent him q suit of clothes and
an overcoat to better his personal appear.
snoe and to render him more comfortable
while In attendance at court. Since his
release he seems to have forgotten That the
clothes were borrowed by him for the oc.
casion, and has failed to return them as
he promised to.
The funeral servic es Of the late Mrs.
Jane Baldwin were held Saturday after
noon at their residence on Willow avenue.
were very largely attended,. her long
residence here, and her many wcmanly
qualities having endeared her to many, who
justly jolnedin indicating their respect and
sorrow. Rev. DR.. Cleveland, of Keokuk,
who was her old pastor, conducted the ser.
vices and made @ brief, BETTING address,
full OF tenderness and sympathy. THE re.
mains were taken to Walnut Hill cemetery
m there laid beside those # her husband,
Judge Caleb Baldwin, a long line of
friends in carriages following them thither.
Willow avenue seems the pet place for
coasting, and on Saturday night there
were full fifty sleds, email AMI large, and
several times fifty persons also small and
large, who were 80 heartily enjoying them.
selves that the noise of their shouting,
laughter, bells and horns, coald be heard
Tor several blocks, and quite q crowd OF
laokeIs-on were gathered at the corner OF
Main street. Some one thought there was
too much fun going on there, and com
planned to the police, who In turn sough'
advice from the council as TO whether they
should stop the carnival. His Honor pro
ceeded to the spot and after watching tn,
sport for q time had his youth 30 renewed
that he decided to 'let 'er roll, let 'er roll,
or rather 'let 'er slide." and the spor
went on uninterrupted. There are mao,
who think as he does, who object. how
ever, to having the sport kept up on Sun
day. There were not many who indulge,
In 1t yesterday, but there were enough I
annoy those who believe in Sunday as
day Of quiet and OF rest. 1t seems as
there was enough fun Saturday night t
have lasted until Monday.
Now is the time for investigator
the relative merits of the o%iffereu
methods Of paving. 'Be sure you ar