Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-10
4 J~OrrINGs.

The united Presbyterian church at Pawnct
City, now nearly completed, has cost S2u,UOO
Norfolk ia now prepared t. batslo against
the tile tiend, having organized two hire com
panies.
The Lincoln News suggests that Columbia
aud the Goddess OF Libsr5y should now take
to the roads.
Mrs, Lorau Clark was throvn ont of a bug.
Ky a5 Albion last week, receiving injuries OF a
serious nature.
The residence of Wesley E,rns in Table
Rock burned Friday morning. Mrs. kerns
narrowly escaped sutfocstion,
Beatrice polled 1,26i votes, which by the
usual rule of multiplying by five, would indi.
cate a population of 6,255,
The corner stone of the English Lutheran
church in Beatrice was laid last Sunday. The
ceremony was largely attended.
The barn of the Methodist parsonage at
Lincoln was burned Tuesday. The horse
which it contained was severely singed.
Mrs. y. G. wilson, residing near Aropahoe,
while vomiting one night recently, threw W
n dead li22atd two and u half inches long.
Mrs. Ed. Fa'lansbee, of Fremont, attempt.
ed to kill herself with a revolver last Wednes.
day. The bullet gra2a1 her abdomen and
lodged in her left hand.
a mad dog created considerable excitement
on the streets of Harrington Monday. lie
and all thu dogs that came in contact with
him were duly dispatched.
The sheriff Of York county run in eleven
men last week for disturbing q Methodist
meeting in the southwest part of the county.
They paid a good price for the racket.
West Point has decided that the town should
have water works costing not to exceed $50.
100. and that 2O.yelr bonds, b ,aring no. mora
than Z per cent, be issued to pay for them.
The college of the United Brethren will bo
located at Homer, Dakota county. A sixty
acre farm near own has been selected for the
site. The building will cost not less than
$50, COCO.
Railroading on the Valentine extension is
not so pleasant and remuuerative as 1t might
be. The teams employed ingradtng were bad
ly affected by alkali water and many were
sick and died.
The section house at Harrington, valued at
800, was burned at an early hour Thursday
morning, The fire was caused by a defective
fac. The goods it contained we're mostly
saved. 1t was u close call upon the engine
house.
A man named Webber was arrested in Ne
brasks City last week, charged with an at
tempt to outrage a little girl, the daughter of
a prominent citizen. Unless Weber proves
his innocence, he stands a good chance of
iS'dhhb - itAiCiu@ BiOSSSoiohs
There is quiet in the heneries of
the state at the present time. Every well
regulated rooster is abroad, and the prospect
is bright for u large harvest of crow for the
defunct. There viii b. a great slaughter of
fowl ia a few days.
p. f. O'Sullivan, the genial editor Of the
West Point Progress, has met the enemy and
he is theirs. Though legislative harness
could hardly fall ON worthier shoulders. the
voters of Cunning county insist that p, Il.
shall remain in the solitude of his sauctum.
Tie Union. Pacific company having com.
pleted the Schuyler bridge, offered to turn it
over to the CoIfax county commissioners, and
that body not being willing to accept it on
contract, 1t was closed on Tuesday and will
not be opsned until tie matter is settled.
On Wednesday morning Lewis Anguish, thu
two year old son of f.. Anguish, of Arapahoe,
was thrown out Of a buggy and Instantly
killed, The mother of the boy was also
thrown out and severely i%njure4. The acci
dent occurred early ia the morning while driv-
ing to town.
A man was drowned in the creek near
Adams station, Lancaster county, Sunday
morning, the I'd inst. He had taken all his
clothes off but his shirt, dived down and held
to some roots under the water He was about
% years old. six feet high, weight about 100
pounds.
Ma Cn,1o- IS IIo.t D,l;-,o. A.. 80
ward of sSno a. tbs %iScavorm "f tha nanan.
of her S.year old boy, who abo.t y year ago
wandered away from home and has never been
heard of since. II is supposed sbat he got
lost and persisted in one o. lie cannons of
that section.
Ahout villa, ,i;,ou. uo,o.
morning about 3 o'clock, three men, unknown,
went to w. II. Wilson's door aud denlanded
that it be opened. This boy opened it and
w. ;ntrrJor, o. Ia IN and sL,; 80 60
bio, ara after them and thing thew have n
clue. This old man is yery low and Il bruised
on the head.
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Two thugs from Lincoln, the brothers La
Boute, sporting Blaine rats, ran against a
crowd of democrats in Hastings Thursday,
and were badly used up when they reached
the cooler. Not only were the Blame tiles
battered out of shape, but Il poli'eman's club
dii valiant service in tanning the obstroperOus
Frenchmen, though for "a time it looked AK if