Omaha daily bee., 1884-03-31
N MENTION
The city schools open to-day.

OrObiicln.
Sheriff Middleton, of Logan, was at
the Ogden yesterday.
1t will pay you to buy that new carpet
at Hardness Brothers.
The ten cars of granite blocks for paw
ing arrived Saturday night.
The city council meets in regular meet
ing next Monday evening.
New spring goods just received at j.
Refers, the tailor, 80 Broadway.
The saloons were not closed up yester-
day, despite the new city administration.
The work of e~xcavating for the new
government building is expected to begin
to-day.
The latest from Des Moines is that the
Avoca court bill is killed deader than a
dried herring.
The old city buildings are being torn
down. Ex-OHicer Cusick is busily en-
gagged IN them.
Some overcoat thief has relieved a mar
named Duncan, who was stopping at the
Little Windsor.
The mile race at the roller skating rink
tonight for the gold medal offered by
Michael Bros.
Work on the roof of the Masonic
temple was pushed along yesterday even
if it was Sunday.
Mrs. Tezarner, wife of John Tezarner,
died Friday afternoon, and was buried
yesterday afternoon.
Remember the lecture tomorrow even
ing at the Baptist church by Mrs.
Marion B. Baxter.
All railroad tickets bought of d. w.
Bushnell are guaranteed, also all rebate
orders given by him.
II. M. johnson was arrested Saturday
night on complaint of his wife for raising
a row at his home on Avenue A.
Complaint has been lodged before JUS
tice Schurz charging John Coyle with
~assaulting Bartholomew Donahue.
Charles Hill has a badly bruised hand
as the result Of having it caught in some
of the machinery at Geise's artesian well
A muzzle on a dog will make him go
mad for a while until he gets used to it.
Some of the dog-owners have gone mad
too.
Bell & Halls delivery team took a run
through the mud Saturday. MI. Bell
was thrown out, but fortunately escaped
injury.
The case against II. S. Brown for
selling adulterated butter, was called be-
fore Justice Abbott Saturday and again
continued.
Master John Toller has won the silver
medal at st. Joseph's academy for good
behavior and s~tudiousness during the past
two weeks.
The school board has decided to pur-
chase the block owned by j. N. Cassidy
and others for the site of the Stutsman
street school.
A Shenandoah dog belonging to Frank
Anshutz went mad last Friday and Ans
shutz him dead. Order muzzles for
Shenandoah.
Justice Schurz has acted as peacemaker
in settling a quarrel between John Wied-
man and wife and Frederick Proch, over
an unpaid board bill.
The dogs are not kept SO busy trying
to scratch the muzzles off their heads
that they have no time even to get ac-
quainted with each other.
The powder house cases have been con-
tinued for a week longer, the agent being
expected here to-day to arrange for a re-
moval to some less exposed location.
Variability teams to grade ON the
b. & NJ. railroad at $3.50 a day. In
formation given at the Creston house,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. p. j. MURRAY.
Miss Whitney now wears the gold
watch, all other contestants having with
drawn, and with the watch goes the title
OF being the most graceful lady skater in
Council Bluffs.
Now that the press Of the city has
howled so much about the soap vendor,
who has beeu publicly carrying on his
~swindlipg dodge, tho police have made
him move on.
married = At the residence of the
groom, by Rev. Peter Belzer, March 2s,
1884, Mr.. friedrich @. Lanbersheimer Of
Council Bluffs, Ia, to Miss Wilhelmins
Ennis, of New York city.
There have been over 1876 tons Of coal
used at the Bloomer school building this
past winter and 1877 tons at the High
school building. In the other twelve
school buildings POI tons were used.
The infant child o { Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee
Kohl died last Friday night. The funer-
al services were held yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the residence corner Of
Second avenue and Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Mari.,~~e 3axter has ya;nad g,