Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-14
MINOR MnNTION.

SeOts stroet mas loot prioBe acfoes
the creek now.
The water mains are being laid
along Broadway up so far as Pearl.
The yell known steed Jack Pere.
y" reported as on the sick list.
A description has been started for
ex,etding Harrison street to Mynster
Springs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Marion, living near
the asylum, are happy In the arrival
Of q fine boy.
TIE n " lnerchor society and the
Harmony baud stsrt to-day for the
selgerfest at St. 10.
A regular old time barbecue IA
among the attractions being arranged
or I 10 comirg Fourth.
The institute for the deaf and dumb
closed yesterday noon, and the pupils
disperse for their homes to-day.
The Msthodlsts are to hold q social
this.evening at the residence of Mr..
L. Il. Cavip, on south Second street.
Ore OF the carpenters employed ID
the construction OF Belle Covers
house had his ceat stolen yesterday.
The case against young Allen for
trostirg his horses over Market street
bridge was again continued yesterday
and will come up again to-day.
VIII Mason was thrown from o
wagon YES .Grdsy by his team starting
on a run, and rec eived some severe in.
juries, including a broken leg.
Abbott wap yesterday called
to ~ eston house to marry j. 8.
Lidgstr and India Thompson, both
worthy residents Of Hardin township.
There were three plain DRINKS dis.
posed Il in the police court yesterday,
John English, James Woods, and
Tim MCCARTHY. None of the trio had
cash.
A large eagle has been placed ovel
John Epenotefs new building or
Broadway, as a ~oornics ornamentatior
In good keeping with the novel gal
vap'z,d Iron front.
Mr.. Hunter has started out on hill
work of collecting the poll.tsI. Ths
frs fifteen notices did not augur very
well, there not being q cent of cash
paid In, all preferring to work 1t out
on the streets.
L. @. Brockett Is making some In,
ternal improvements In his store, &c
al to use The room to better adyant
age, this bsing nGcessitated by hi;
large aud varied ct, OK, while at the
same time 1t improves greatly the in
tetior appearance Cf oils store.
Warning has already been given the
city su horities that they should make
arrangements at once 30 that in case
of On extersivo fire the cistsrns could
be n f led from tie creek. The small
blaze of yesterday morning gives an
other warning. Protection from fire
IL surely as important as the laying Of
some sidewalk or crossing.
The oovy of cartridges on Lincoln
venue were again Ia soms sort Of
trouble with their neighbors yester
day, and Chief Field had &c 90 and
serve Is pescemsker. He made NJ
arrests, "a there are already some
oases pending, by which the neighbor'
hood now is to be adj usted.
Two of the plain DRINKS serving
out fines by work IN the streets
skipped out yesterday, n from
Street Commissioners Harding's car,
and one from Deputy Marshal White
care. The Cfioers do not seem to fee
badly about the loss, the city saving
board bill for each.
Tae name CT 'Osker Weld" sp-
peared on the poli,s record yesterday
charged with being drunk. The police
man who registered him evidently ha'
little respect for the genuine Oscar, o.
else was trying ths phonetic spelling
"Osker" had no effects, and as no In.
formation was filed against him h
had nothing to pay nothing with.
The case Of Paulus Placard, charged
with sssaulting q deaf and dumb mai
with an Ak, ot the latter insultet
him and took some drift wood of hi
place, was called up yesterday. Tn
county attorney was not to be foun'
to atteud to 1t, and 1t went owe until
Saturday next. Mr.. Ssars represent
Ing the state by request of the court
and John Llndt the defendant
The Norpareil Is clear off on stain
tia . movement Is on foot to exten'
Harrison street to MUNSTER Springs
The movement Is to extend q highwa,
M Dack hollow. past Fosters plac
and R .v. JoF. Knots, and up owe
the divide, and along the divide to In
tersecs with Crescent City road nes
the poor farm, Col. Ssrp has starte
the move, 50 that The Nonpareil ma
naturally would ignore that fact.
David Bradley & Co. are havir
some extensive sign painting done oil
their big agricultural machinery ware
house. Two of the painters while o.
svipQing scaffold had a narrow escape
as they were lowering 1t, the en-
striking the telephone wire, causing
TO tip and sp!lling them on the ground
At fret 1t was thought they were &c
riously injured, but later inyestiga
ton only revealed lumpa and bruises
Mr.. Eagel, who has property o
ain street near the foundry, con
plains of the way the city Is maxim
Its improvements OF streets and alley
its FIJI of Main street, etc. He claim
that the city is responsible for th
most Of the water which has covere
the property of that vicinity, and
still standing there, for lack of an