Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-10
I'M MENTIONS.
See Joseph Refers spring styles,


Yesterday afternoon q long haired
hslf.breed Indian was p~reambulating our
streets.
-Mutquito creek, like all other large
streams, is ceasing to rsge and continues
10 flow downward.
Three civil cares came up before Jus.
tice Vaughan yesterday. one being a rail-
road garnishment matter.
On and after Monday THE BEE will
be delivered to subscribers much earlier
than while the ice was in the river.
In the case of the garnishee Of the
Wabash road, before Justice Abbott the
Judge beid the garnishee good.
Virgins storm day has arrived and
the gentle zephyr would indicate that there
was something more than wisd in the
prophecy.
Sarah L. Harris, of Hancock, and
William A. Henry, of Windham, johnson
county, this state, are bound for the land
of mstrimony.
In the dog case Of Mrs. Spencer
sgainst John Bonn, which we noticed yes.
Serdsy morning, the defendant has given
notice of appeal and fled tonds.
One of Neola's dry goods merchants,
was in town to-day ant made TAG BEE
office q very pleasant call. He repccts
THE BEE as the paper for the people up his
way.
R. J. johnson received his license on
yesterday to retail liquors. This Is the
second one that has been issued under the
new ordinance. There are thirteen more
hanging fire.
The second lectuSe on the Deluge and
its Traditions will bs given next Sundg
evening. by The pastor Of the yresbyterisr
church. The pnblic is Invited to hear III
lecture. AL sestsrfree.
1t is claimed by It's frierds that tn,
ew city couocil will be q progressive one
W. hope 30 Now let them give q bcos'
to the bridge and THE BEE will sound th'
loud timbel IN their praise.
We are under obligations to Postrlss
ter Armour for Oh cial courtesies prompt,
rendered. Morgan published q squih tn
other day, which was cutciy designed t.
get Mr.. Armour into o controversy, bu
the plot failed, a,gnally failed.
"A oeusus Of Council Rufus Is needle,
so that relisblecdata can be furnished t
manufacturers and others looking for cd
vantageous location In the west. SO so,
leading members of the board Of trade.
The NIGHT train over the combination
line for Chicago leaves this afternoon owe
the Chicago, Darlington & Quincy. TIL
other east bound trains going out are owe
the Milwaukee and the Wabash,
The roads in the cou.try are Ia nuo
better condition than the streets of th
city, but wait till the paving Is done on,
our country fsiends won't growl 80 whel
they drive Ia with their wagons loade,
with grain and produce and carry baol
groceries -four and building material.
The Ice has gone out opposite the city
with but little aeating ice in the river
The river Is DIP and rising slowly. N
danger is apprehended, rs no heavy rain
are reported trom above and the weather
getting some colder.
"A rule VAS made by the council at |,
meeting that applicants for license to oe
liquors could open up business as Soon 9
the money and their bonds were fled wit
the clerk, and II upon the meeting of Il
their license was not granted they woul
be ordered to close up their saloons an
the money would be refunded.
The water works company are cree
ing Q telegraph line from the river to the
Office in the city. also to connect with Il
engineers residence and the Glen avenr
reservoir, which would prove very usef
In case of an accident or break any wher
The line will be completed by next Tue
day.
From Omaha comes the Covert an
Kohl concert company. which give An o.
tertainment next Monday night In tn
city. This company may he composed
artists equal to Signor Bliss, but 30 far
we know, their fame, If any, is more loo
than otherwise.
I'm the case Of John Fair against
Goodwin, in which Mr.. Goodwin h
went security for q party. the jury foul
verdict In favor Of plaintiff for 81.
and coata ~ anti Tha .aaa ma. k-.ol 4
ore Judge Aylesworth.
The rooms Of the Y. NJ. @. A. W,
were well filled last night to hear r,
Hamlin's lecture. The uses Of the ina
nation and It's GUILTY. alton received I
careful and scholarly treatment the |
turer Is so well fitted to give. Those pr
emit would doubtlesf welcome another |
ture from the same source.
Invitations to the fourth anniverss
iball Of st. PAtrick's Benevolent socie
are now in the hands Of the committee
anvitations, Messrs. j. S. b. Coggsh,
John T. Hurley and 1hos. McCue. p
sors accidentally overlooked in receivi
the came will please apply to those gent
men.
Another man took quarters at the j
yesterday. His name is James Noble a
he halls from Emerson. The trouble wi
james was his opposition to the princiI
of internal revenue taxation and the pr
tical shape II took. In 1881 he was fin
but has never paid up and his incarcel
tion now will last till the fine is paid
expiated by sufficient confinement.
"A wild man from the west gave q Fl
open air concert last night on Broadwa