Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-29
MINOR MENTION.

Thanksgiving day resulted in six drunl
being gobbled up.
Ladies' stationery at cut prices at Set
mans closing out sale.
Remember the closing out sale {
cloaks at III. Friedman's, BAL Broadway
Blank books and all Office stationer
at low prices at Seaman's closing ou
sale.
The exhibition of wonderful bicycle
acts at the rink tonight ought to draw
crowd.
The Bavarian band orchestra left last
evening for Woodbine to play at dano'
at that place last night.
Persons desiring fine portraits for tn
holidays, should place their orders will
Stewart, the artist, in advance.
Justice Abbott yesterday tied the kno
tight making George A. Parker and Mrs
Matte Fairbanks husband and wife.
Eleven criminal cases were yesterda,
certified up to the district court from tn,
superior court for the grand jury TO &C
upon.
Charles n. ID. Leonard and Mis
Rachel ID. johnson were married at Kiel'l
hotel Thanksgiving day by Rev. T. j.
Mackey.
About thirty destitute families were
given relief by the contributions
brought into st. Paul'd church Thanks.
giving day.
At AL Saints chapel, Pierce street,
1870 a. m. Sunday school, 2 p. m.
prayer meeting, z p. m. preaching by
Elder Joseph Mcdonald.
Two Swede tailors in driving about In
one of Mace Wise's livery rig, succeeded
in getting the buggy tipped over and
smashed. Cause, too much booze.
L. O. Taylor, who was arrested for at.
tempting to steal trunk from Keils
hotel, had his examination yesterday,
and was held to await the action of the
grand jury.
Forbearance is ceasing to be virtue,
and if there cannot be a sufficient police
force to rid this city of the gang of row.
dies, thieves and swindlers who infest it,
the citizens had better organize.
Chief Skinner was yesterday serving
notices on all hangers. around of the
gambling shops, except the regular en-.
ployes, that they must leave the city or
be liable to arrest as vagrants.
''To be, or not to be, that is the ques-
tion Spiritual circle tomorrow (Sun.
day. afternoon and evening at 2 and 1880
O'Clock, in Spiritual hall, entrance on
Main and Pearl streets via stairs, two
doors south of the postoffice.
Permits to marry have been granted
tr Gsorge A. Barker and Mrs. Matte
Fairbanks, both of Council Bluffs; Fur.
ger Stamp and Mary Hager, bath Of
Shelby; O. N. d. Leonard and Rachael
ID. johnson, both OF this city.
One of those who 'swore off, last New
Years for twelve months was at little
dance out in the country Thanksgiving
night, and the temptation of keg of
beer on the porch is said to have proved
too much for him, and just as he was
; sneaking some of the froth he was caught
% by the crowd,
1 Fred Brown was before Judge Ayles.
worth yesterday on q charge of horse.
stealing. He Is the man who proposed to
doctor the sick horse belonging to an en-
tigrant, aud whowas exercising the horse
< on the atreet, suddenly disappeared with
the steed. The horse was afterwards
sf9und dead mile or two away. The
emigrAnt was not here, and several other
important witnesses could bot be found
t.ysstsadsy, az, Brown was discharged.
e.q Tom Brown, who Is said 10 have been
!. in,the recent fight at the dance near the
fair grounds, was on a drunk Thanks.
: giving night and kicking up p row in a
saloon, when offiOsr, Spulleu attempted
Ito arreat him. Brown: grabbed cuspa-
!, sdore in one hand and made motion to
draw pop with the ethsr, when Smulen
hit him with bis club, laying him out
stIf In about ten piihutes, however,
he had ravivad an that he ch,,ld ba .aLo,