Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-10
MINOR

Jack Shields still Keeps out OF une
reach of the police.
The case Of the State vs. Evans, for
assaulting one Nagelschneider, is to come
M again before Justice Abbott to-day.
C. r. Mitchell, of the Rock Island
has sold his property to Mr.. McAdams,
who has recently returned from the west.
The latter will take possession about
July 1.
II. Martins having sold out his interest
in the st. Joe house, Mr.. N. ID. kuhl
will continue in the business as sole pro-
prietor.
There ought to be some straw spread
in the yard back of the calaboose, 80 that
when prisoners lean against the door and
fall out they won't hurt themselves.
Rev. j. Fisk oficiated Saturday at a
pleasant wedding, by which Mr.. Clarence
L. Stevens and Miss Lizzie Eadman were
united.
There was a more favorable change in
Mrs. George T. Phelps condition yester-
day, consciousness returning, and other
indications being more hopeful.
The telephone Office is to be moved
again. This time into the Office now oc-
pied by MUNSTER & Adams, corner Main
and Broadway.
Judge Aylesworth begins to think it is
a good time for him to take his summer
vacation. Not a case was incourt yester-
day.
Some of those who suffered from the
dynamite explosion feel that they have
not been used well. Those who kicked
got satisfaction, while those who took it
easy got nothing. These propose to kick
now.
George Christ, a colored man who does
not get much good out of his name, was
arrested yesterday for stealing a watch.
He tried to sell the ticker to Mrs. Davis,
and she gave the police traces of him.
Lon McCracken, who was married to
C. d. McCracken in Avoca in May, 1875,
now seeks to get a divorce from him on
the ground of desertion and drunken
ness.
Little Jimmy Davis, who lost both legs
by the cars, now puts in his time on the
streets selling peanuts, photographs, etc,
At the time of the accident he showed
he had pluck, 10Y he shows he has en-
terprise as well.
The city marshal gives notice that un
less filthy alleys are cleared there will b'
some arrests. There has already beer
SC many proclamations that the pnbli,
don't heed them any more.
1t is to be hoped for the sake of Sup
e~rintendent Farnham's reputation tina
the statement is true that he was no
consulted about the appointment o
teachers. AS long as the board was Sc
on making such appointment it was YER
thoughtful of them not to involve the 81
p~erintendent in the matter.
Jasper Hansen went into Bill Loutrup
saloon and asked for a drink, which wa
refused, Bill wanting him first to pa
what he owed. Hansen refusing, Bi
seized his hat, %whereupon Hansen ha
him arrested.
Justice Abbott went to Omaha yestel
day to see about some of the details @
the proposed Denver trip of the G. A. II
1t is expected that a large delegatio
from the post here Will attend the re
union at Denver, which occurs week afte
next.
Justice Schurz has Joined two NOR
couples in wedlock, one being Williar
Gates and Mary A tanning, late of thi
city; the other Homer Mason and Har
nah Ogden, both of this county.
One of the finest private display
fireworks during the prolonged celebra
lion, was that at A.. w. Streets residenc
on Saturday night, Miss Lou Street thu
entertaining a number of her friends.
The last trial of tho case agains
Callison at Oakland, which has attracte
considerable attention on account c
Story's story as to how he was spirite
away from being a witness, has resulte
in the hanging of the jury, or rather, til
jury hanging. There are several othe
cases against Callison for selling liquc
in violation of law. The case againi
Story for perjury is to come up befor
Justice Schurz on Thursday next.
Col. Sapp is working enthusiasticall
on the new Crescent arena, and says
will be, when finished, the finest driy
in the state. 1t was suggested to hi
yesterday that about the time it is dor
the council will give it away to SON
railroad company, as they have Unto
avenue; but the Colonel says if an
council tries such a scheme he will viii
them individually, collectively and b
piecemeal. The Colonel had better I
put in command of the Union avenu
forces.
Would not be a good idea for til
city council to pay for Union Avenue b.
fore it gives it away2 There are a u
Der Of condemnations which have M
been settled for yet. 1t would be vei
funnyif some of these property owner
should conclude to fence up their lot
which are not yet bought by the cit,
thus shutting up the street entirely. B,
there is little satisfaction for a man
ordinary circumstances to try to fight ii
Union Pacific: That is one reason wi
the council so utterly ~disregarded IL
will OF the people. They knew thepe
PIE couldn't very well help themselve
Brave men, they.
1t is understood that the %appointmeI
oil teachers were made by the board
education without consulting the Supe
intendent at all. 1t may be that IN
who are engaged in the lumber bushes
drug business, railway offices, ETC., m
Know more about what the schools ne,
than a man who has devoted not OF
year but many to educational matter
but 1t is quite possible that such a m
might give the members Of the hoard