Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-15
MINOR

hOller skating at the rink Neunesua9
evening.
Judge Lyman is to speak at Carson
this evening.
Judge Loofbourow opens district cour
next Monday.
The dancing season opens at the roller
ring this evening.
Senator Allison is to speak here next
Saturday evening.
The engine horses are draped on &C
count of the death of Will Hagerty.
The democrats hold their judicial con
vention at the court house Wednesday.
Colonel Sapp and j. j. Steadman are
booked for speechesat Emerson this even
ing.
The republicans hold their county con.
vention tomorrow and their judicial
Thursday.
Sneak thieves have been stealing shov-
els from the tool box of the paving con-
tractors.
The Supreme court is to meet here
Tuesday and will continue in session
probably until Thursday.
The Muscatine Journal says; "Coun-
Gil Bluffs hasa detective named Ears.
Photographers, attention.
Professor Schoor will open dancing
classes in Papillion, Willard, Omaha,
Avoca, Harlan and this city.
John Ahles, of this city, has been in
vited to address the Irish Blaine and Lo-
gan club of Omaha and will probably ac-
cept.
Flag raising and republican hurrah at
Emerson this afternoon and evening.
Jacob Sims is engaged to furnish the
grafton.
Chief Skinner ordered the saloons and
and gambling houses closed yesterday,
and for once this Sunday requirement
was quite closely observed.
One of Mr.. Willcoy's children at Hast
ings has been badly and possibly fatally
burned by playing with matches Ind a
kerosene can.
Justice Schurz on Saturday sentenced
William Desmond to thirty days in Jail
for stealing a revolver and six dollars at
the Eastern hotel.
Rev. Albert T. Swing, the popular pas
tor of the Congregational church at FIRE.
mont, Feb, occupied the Congregational
pulpit here yesterday.
Rev. A. K. Bates, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, having returned from
his vacation, resumed preaching services
in the opera house yesterday.
The grand opening of the skating
rink is to take place after the closing of
the coming Presbyterian church fair,
probably about the 9TH or 8th of Octo-
Der.
1t is said that 20 out of the 30 dele
gates chosen at the republican primaries
Saturday evening are favorable to the
nomination of Jacob Sims as circuit
judge.
Lille Buckingham, n sweet sixteen of
Grove township, has filed complaint
against Jesse Petit, claiming that he
should assume the responsibility of her
child.
The young people of the Social union
OF the Presbyterian church are planning
for an entertainment at the,rink October
9th, the proceeds to go toward helping
the new church building enterprise.
Matrimonial permits were granted to
Adolph Setback, andDora Loransen, both
of Council Bluffs; j.. I. McElroy, and
Theresa Doland both of this city; A. l..
Brown and Maggie Merwenger, both of
Silver Creek.
A young man named Longnecker, who
lives on II. G. Harlow's place, near Ayo-
ca, now has a hand that looks like n little
V, the result of the threshing season,
the middle fingers having gone to feed
the machine.
Inc ladies harmony mission social
held Friday evening at the residence of
j. M. Palmer wac we'll attended. The
beautiful lawn was lighted by tin head.
lights and numerous lanterns. Ice cream
and cake we're served.
In the circuit court yesterday the
arguments were commenced in the case
OF Gilman VS. Yetzer, and will be finished
to-day. The court will probably then ad-
journ over until Friday, to make room
for the supreme court.
MAJOR Lyman and A. b. Thornell
spoke at Oakland Friday evening. The
Blaine and Logan club turned out, well
uniformed and headed by a band, A
glee club also furnished music and about
500 people listened attentiyely to the
speech making.
There is a little informal sort..of skat
ing going on at the rink. Gus Caralt
was seen whirliDg about the room thC
other day, and making fancy marks as i
he had not been out of practice this sum
mer. With a little more practice h,
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