Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
MINOR ME- NTION.

Additional local on seventh page.
The O., b. & Q. train goes out this
evening as the combination train.
As Rev. Mr.. Lemon could not get
way this week he will preach Sabbath OF
the Baptist church.
The Pottawattamie collection agency
Is q new enterprise in the city and ia man
aged at the eff &c Of Schurz & Baird.
To-day is return day for t~hirsy-six
cases before Justice Vaughan, parties in
terested will take notice and look q leedle
out.
Charles Graul, q former resident Of
Council Bluffs, sold his former residence
this week to the parties who have been co.
cupyine It for some time.
C. Coles new brick store building
corner Of Pearl and Willow avenue Is
going up like magic, the window and door
frames being set.
Frank Miller and James Wallace have
returned from Cornell college to spend Q
weeks vacation, and report the school In
. Aourishing condition.
Charles Grant, who Is now ct Pacific
Junction, is wanted ct Judge Vaugh's
court, where no has q bond for three hun.
dred dollars for his appearance.
Owing to the eq%uinoxial storm taking
place the lovers of lake trout and other
fry were deprived Of their usual allowance,
no fish being shipped.
Mr.. William Rapp, an old fisherman,
has got tired Of steering q fish wagon, and
Is fitting up . fish market at 104A Main
street. His wagon will still make It's
rounds. a. Of old.
About two hundred Knight Templars
were In the city last night in attendance
on the Ivanhoe oommandery making ar.
engagements to attend the tri.annual con.
olave to be held in San Francisco next
August.
Judge Schurz Is contemplating the
erection Of . fine residence on the corner Of
Mynster and Seventh streets. The foun-
dalton will DO laid as soon as the weather
clears up q little.
"A Northwestern railway attorney was
here yesterday to interview Col. Keatly in
regard to the suit brought by him for
damages againt the @. & NV. r. w.
which Is being brought for e%jecting two
men from one of their trains.
Judge Abbott yesterday received off.
cial orders to report ct the Aborn house In
Des Moiues on the 3D. day Of April at l p.
m. to attend the annual encampment of
g. A. R, Of which organic atom he Ia
judge advocate.
The case Of David Wilding against
A. B. Boren, from Crescent City, 10 re-
gard to the unlawful possession Of some
land, will be opened before Justice Abbott
this morning.
Don't fail to attend the celebration of
the 85th anniversary Of Modern Spiritual.
Ism, at their hall In ShugArt h MoMAhon's
block, THU afternoon at Q O'Clock. This
evening there will be dancing 10 good mu.
mic. and An elegant supper.
ID. N. Horn. VINO has been In Chicago
the past week. looking to the interests of
the California Emigration Company, re.
turned yesterday well pleased with his
business trip, and concessions given by
the railroad and other people in the inter.
est Of his company.
Some boys filed the key hole on
the fire box corner Of Bloomer and First,
or Madison street, 30 that II took some
time to clean It out. The police and other
parties are on the lookout and II they at.
tempt It again there may be trouble, as II
effeotually prevents the use OF the fire
alarm should II be needed.
-AnIinformation WAS filed q few week.
since against Vim. Dimmut by A. B
Howe. charging him with having sold
stolen saddle; since which the where
abouts Of Dimmut have been In the shade
until yesterday 1t was found that he wa
ut Sidney. Fremont county. Iowa. Jus
tice Vaughn will get after the fellow.
"A prairie schooner on springs, wit
black sails, and q nobby outfit generally
was anchored yesterday morning In from
OF Sherman's harness store, while w. w
furnished the captain with the lates
spring styles to the hurrican
deck G. P. Mathewson Is the CONNIE
dore in command, and he expects to cruis
through northwestern Nebraska, and II th
prizes taken are not up to the reouir,
ments of the commanders ambition, b
will crowd on all sail and strike for tn
land Of gold. The crew halls from Re
Oak, Iowa.
On next Sunday evening, at 7:S
o'clock. Rev. H. MoMeekin will discu,
1.-The Claims Of the Sabbath" The publ
may expect q fair and manly discussion c
this very important subject, which Is no
one Of not merely local or ecclesiastic,
Importance. but thoroughly political, II
volving the highest interests Of the nation
No subject Of q moral and religious cha
ter has "a much occupied the columns
the secular press Of late as the Sunday oil
servanoe question. Let all attend tn
lecture.
Miss Mamie Vaughan. Of San Frsl
cisco, daughter of Ex-Governor VaughaI
of Utah, and a neice Of Judge Vaughs
Of our city is expected here in q few da,
on O Wait to her relatives. She Is no
visiting relatives at Atchison, Kansa
Miss Vaughan Is regarded Is one Of q
finest painting and crayon artists In q
Golden Shore state. She will remain he
. few weeks and then go to Alabam
where abe has q large circle Of friends 81
relatives. Her grandfather on her mothe
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