Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-06
MINOR ME- NTION.
Joseph Refers spring styles.

The Ancient order OF Htbernianr mel
last night, and attended to some important
business.
Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck says we
may expect q Grim. con. sensation for to-
morrow's taper.
There is q petition in circulation for
the extension Ct the fire limits from Sixth
to Eighth street.
Don't forget that there will be e good
time at Dohany's hall tonight. The Jul
venile band give q concert and ball.
State of Iowa vs.. Valentine Nabee, Is
case of assault and battery booked for
Justice Schurz court at 10 q. m. to-day.
Mr.. John Epeneter Is ambitious and
he will rise In the world another story In
order to find room for his increasing bust
mess.
Indian Creek Is more trouble to this city
than Its pounded cows. Its latest freak Is
the swallowing Of part Of the street near
the brewery,
Spencer Smith E,q,, has purchased
the building No. sos Broadway, and will
make q tenement Of It when he gets II on
one Of bis lots.
The exercises at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms this evening will consist Of miscel.
laneous reading and singing. Invitations
are extended to all.
-Comrade j. ID. Nicholson Is getting
his things In shape, and he will soon have
. fine establishment where Mr.. Davidson
ormsrly kept store.
-Chas. Berry, Peter knight and Ed.
ward Sanders interviewed Judge Ayles-
worth and It cost them 49, 10. Chief Fields
thought the gentlemen were too highly e1-
liberated.
The superior court, Judge Aylesworth
presiding, commenced business ct 10 q. m.
There was nothing for the jurors to do, 30
they were discharged until Saturday
morning at 10 o. m.
"A gentlemanly and refined official can.
not be appreciated by the editorial swine
on . certain paper that Is not worth
naming. For further particulars ask City
Clerk Troutman.
-When we called ct Judge Abbott's
office we found Depaty Sheriff Clatterbuok
up to bis eyes in house cleaning. Such o
mingled assortment Of books, papers, pic
tnres, charts and varieties would be hardto
find.
We had q call yesterday from Mr..
Mash Blodgett, representing the Kiralfy's
Black Crook, which will exhibit here on
the 18th inst. Spangles, gauzs tights, red
FIRE, paradise and paudemonium are all
coming along with them.
Warrants are now In the hands oil
officers for the owners of several strayin,
cows. We think the cows poor game fol
municipal wrath while go many seriou,
violations OF our laws and ordinances art
hail fellows we'll met.
Sheriff Clatterbuck goes to the eas'
end Of Pottawattamie to-day for an insan,
man who was deprived Of reason. by tn,
cyclone Of three years ago. His daughte,
WA also crazed by the same terrible affair
and his wife was killed. Father an,
daughter have both been In tho asylum
but the latter Is supposed to have fully re
covered.
Twelve head Of fine cattle are In tn
pound. and owners Of wandering bovine
are subject to have warrants issued 70
their own persons, but the men will not b
pounded unless they kick physically, q
we'll as mentally. Father White says
business continues to increase he will 800
be able to start . stock ranch.
Mr.. A. LIANT, retired from the sho
shop at No. 522 Broadway. and MIR. Sam
Jenkins, his first class workman, takes th
old stand. Mr.. Lamb hangs out his sig
further down the street, just two doors TIL
side Of the Metropolitan, and at the ne,
location he hopes to see his patrons and e
them out with artistic boots and shoes.