Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
MINOR ME NTION.

-only one IOuely marriage license WI
issued yesteid day, that of Jurgen Kocs I
Margetha Wamsep.
Two cases were locked up in the cour
ty Jail, from Naoli, for being drunk an
are to serve out q fine OF $40 ard costs.
Mr.. Baird has moved his safe from th
old office to the new Cfice Of the Potta
wattsmie collection agency.
j. NJ. Palmer beats the world on
genuine market report. IL represents thu
markets at Pittsburg from l to 2:30 p. m
It's a settler.
The beautiful snow still continues tc
fill the air at intervals, and just enough
falls to keep our streets and sidewalks In
muddy condition.
The coroners jury have failed to re-
turn o verdict regarding the death Of John
White. who was found dead and thot near
the Missouri riv.r yesterday, 1t may be
they will get ct the truth Of the matter.
"A check for q trunk bound for San
Francisco and a little boy were lost for q
while at the transfer yesterday, but both
were found and restored to their proper
owners.
"A lull 10 the superior court work yes
terdsy gave the Judge and clerk an oppor'
tunity TO make up q list Of their fees to
certify to the board Of county supervisors
which meet next Monday.
The night school which Professor Stat.
terry will open next Monday night will
offer 81 opportunity to many young to
get q greater fund Of knowledge. He will
open ct the school rooms Of the st. Joseph
academy.
Rev. j. u. Armstrong will lecture on
THE Phases Of Real Life" at the Y. M.
G. A. rooms, No. IL North Main street,
this Friday evening at s o'clock. Ad.
mission free. An invitation is extended
to all. Mr.. Armstrong Is an able lecturer
and those attending will certainly be
pleased.
The following named gentlemen are
regular delegates to the G.. A. r. enoamp.
ment which met OF Des Moineslnext week
Col. Sspp, Capt. d. Maltby, VIM H. Ro-
per and Busie Fox, Commander, Col.
John Lindt. Capt. Il. j. Abbott, being
q member of the department e%ncaDpment
gives the post a good delegationw no will
have considerable IL tuepoe in the encamp.
ment which Is composed of 1870 posts.
-Yesterday Mrs. Emily Buckmeister
fled an information against Jack Green
and one against David Dunkle, Of Hazel
Dell township, for selling or giving liquor
to her husband after she had given both
notice. both personally and by publication,
not to. She has began suit criminally
under the m~isdemeanor act for selling
liquor to intoxicated persons. The par.
ties will be arrested this morning and
brought before Justice Abbott for trial.
"A peculiar case coming from WARMTH
Post, No. SO, laoated ct Dexter, this state.
A person claims he was . member Of Go.
X, 10th Iowa, was never mustered In, drew
pay or received . discharge but was trans
ferred to the ohinch.bug militia. Now the
Post asks the Judge Advocate, e. J. Alb.
bolt, Of this city. to decide whether the
party has o right to become q member Of
the G. A. r. We are Of the opinion that
the Judge Advocate will inform that post
no person can become o member Of the G..
A. r. without having received an honor.
able discharge.
One Of the trusted employees In tn,
Wabash yards, and q man who Is the very
soul Of honor, and who has Q spouse II
whom he had the same confidence he hAc
In the Master OF heaven almost, wa
known to be receiving the attention.
whether criminal or tsffyAl no n know
Of several other men. These facts wer,
known, and some good wholesome advic
given the erring spouse, before the hus
band, who was . might man" had tum
bled to her racket. But with q reckless
nessness born Of o seemingly natural de
pravity, she continued 20 disregard the I'D
vice Of those who tried to influence her o
account Of the genuine respect they fel
for the man whom they knew to be q cor
sistent and straight man, and one ais
who provided from his ample salary fc
her every home comfort. Matters run o
in this way until at last her husband
after finding parties with whom he had u
affinity at various times lounging aroun
the parlor when he would return une,
peoted from his work, saw fit to questio
the wife in regard to their business, whe
she, with q light and laughing explanation
tried to allay the ''green-eyed monster
While he was prone to belle,
1t to be simply an indiscretioI
but natural to innocence and yout
yet he wished to note its exten
One night, when he was expected to
away until late, he took his lunch as usu
and then about 8 o'clock made his appea
ance to find two Of the suspected parti
ensconsed in his parlor. At another til
he met his fAithless spouse at eleven o'clo
ut night on q by street, with one Of I
parties aforesaid. When she return
home she claimed latter first making a 4
denial Of tho charged that she Was on
going up town with Mr.. - topurchAs,
pair of rubbers. While 1t may have be
good in that line yet her husband prom
ly told her that MS she has never mad
sequeal for apparel which was disregard
she would please to consider herself
wholly dependent on those to whom
had gone for assistance. The result wa
separation, and yesterday morning
faithless woman left Council Bluffs
some point unknown to the writer. q
the man was almost distracted at the fin
OF what he hoped would prove q hap
LIE. We have always noticed that >
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