Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-26
MINOR MENTION.

"Why do you resign your alderman
position, Judge james,
The Willow avenue sewer will proba-
bly, be completed tomorrow.
Jacob Schoop was arrested by Officer
Mullen for being tangle-footed.
All of the regular police and a number
of special we're on duty yesterday.
County Clerk Street has issued thirty
three marriage licenses so far this month.
1t took fifteen minutes to a second for
the parade to pass a certain point yester-
day.
Thomas Mccarthy, the U. p. telegraph
operator, is the proud father of a new
girl baby.
Considering the crowd yesterday on
the streets, there was very little drunken
ness or deviltry.
Henry Reel and Laura West, both of
Loveland, were yesterday married by
Justice Schurz.
James Oorton was fined in the police
court yesterday s 7.60, the regular price
for getting drunk.
The TX. Y. H." club has prepared an
enjoyable social for this evening at the
Congregational church.
The Blaine and Logan club made a
very creditable torchlight parade and
drill Wednesday evening.
John Hogan, of Omaha, was yesterday
requested to pay $7.60 into the city
Treasury for being drunk.
The managers of the Barnum show and
one hundred of the performers were quar-
tered at the Pacific yesterday.
Miss Bella Lowery, of Omaha, was
yesterday united in matrimony, by Judge
Schurz, to H, L. Kenegy, of Freeport,
Illinois.
1t is probable that the gallant admiral
will, however, be induced to hold ON a
little longer, and the proffered resigna-
ton may have a good effect.
Mr.. Alexander Seward. who lives near
Underwood, while driving to Council
Bluffs yesterday, was thrown from his
wagon and had his left leg broken.
In the United States court the time
yesterday was occupied in a further hear
ing of the case of Eli Clayton VS.. The
Western Union Telegraph company.
Col. Jesse Harper will address the
~workingmen of Council Bluffs Tuesday
evening, September 30th. If the weather
is fine, in the park, if not, in the court
house,
l.. @. Taylor, who has made so much
trouble for the police, and was requested
by Judge Aylesworth to leave the city,
was yesterday again arrested by officer
O'Brien.
A man was found yesterday back of
Bokemper's saloon badly beaten and 30
drunk that he could not tell his name.
He had a ticket in his pocket from Hast
ings to Council Bluffs and return.
Dir. Smith, the proprietor of the Re-
we're house, is preparing two build a two
story frame house at the corner of Myns-
ter and Seventh street, the plans and the
work to be executed by Mandemaker Il
Van.
MIR. andMrs. Charles Lyman have been
heavily bereaved by the death of their
little daughter Grace Maud, aged l year.
The funeral took place from the family
residence on Seventeenth street yester.
day afternoon.
The Clerk yesterday issued marriage
permits to ID. l.. Kenegy of Freport, Ills,
and Bella Lowrey of Omaha, j. w. Dea-
kin and Cora G. Johnston both of Coon
Rapids, and to Henry Reel and Laura
West both of Loveland.
One of the heavy wagons containing
the circus tent in swinging around the
northwest corner of Bayliss park, broke
through the %culvert and cross-walk and
was stuck. 1t took sixteen horses to pull
the wagon and its load out.
A jeweller named James b. Lorge.
from Glenwood, yesterday dropped on
the street in a fit. He was taken to the
police headquarters where he remained
until he seemed strong enough to walk
of. Later in the day he was arrested for
being drunk.
The evening democratic twinkle takes
The BEE to task for its statement in re.
gard to the sewerage bonds. The BEE
nevertheless sticks by the statement
made yesterday and refers the ready
critic to the city auditors official register
Of bonds.
The handsomest campaign banner seen
here as yet, is the new one put out in
front of the Cleveland and Hendricks
headquarters. 1t is finished in oil and
bears the portraits of the two candidates.
The banner cost 500.
The Pacific house lar been supplied
with band grenades to bo used in sup.
pressing fires in case Of need. They are
little gas jars filed with chemicals, and
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