Omaha daily bee., 1884-02-01
MINOR

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The Siberian company arrived here
yesterday and showed last night.
To-day the saloonists are expected to
come down with another quarters
license.
Permit to wed was yesterday given
to w. II. Hall and Alice Granville, both
of Chicago,
Yesterday was the last day of service
in the circuit court, and a busy oneat the
clerks office.
ROLLER SKArRs-Vincyard, Henely
and other styles, at Brackets, 224 and
226 Broadway.
Ed. Jefferies is numbered among those
made happy by being a father, the
young heir being q boy.
John Simpler and Jos. Smith were
yesterday given the usual SOLDERING off
assessment in the superior court.
Charles ~Peninguangt was brought here
from Crawford county and lodged in Jail
to await trial for some misdemeanor.
G.. Green. arrested for disturbing the
peace OF Mollie Wallace's house, has had
his case in police court continued until
to-day.
Adeline White yesterday applied for q
divorce from VIM. White, claiming that
he had become too much attached to
drink.
Justice Vaughan yesterday sent Charles
d. McGoYigal to Jail for three days for
beating q board bill ct Mrs. Annie
Bowles'.
The boy Cooley. who lately broke q
leg by falling through an elevator OPEN
ing In Thomas d Co. s store, is reported
rs getting along well.
Mrs. Burrows, the aged gra ndmother
of Mrs d. o. Brown, died Thursday
night of paralysis. Her remains will be
taken to Glenwosd for burial.
The lumber is on the ground for the
building of Shugart, Wait & Weis' new
warehouse on lower Main. The new
building is to be GA by 100 feet.
The private leap year party which wss
to have been given at st. Joseph's
Academy hall last evening has been post.
poned until Friday evening, February s.
Louie Bechtele won the prize at the
Rescue masquerade for the best gentle
mans costume, he representing Puck.
Miss NellieO Olson took the album for her
costume Of q peasant girl.
G. W. Hunt, the agent of the Osborne
harvester, expects soon to move his fam
lily here, and says if trade is as they ex-
pect this year the company will next year
put up a large warehouse here.
There was a little of a furry at wag-
ner's saloon yesterday afternoon. two
young men insisting IN leaving while the
proprietor insisted on paying for a game
of pool which they had been playing. Ne
blood shed.
The readers Of The BRR should not
only peruse the new advertisement of
Casady, circuit & French, but takealook
at their stock of carpets, curtains, etc.
Nc city in the west can show a better
house in this line.
Victoria Jennings now asks for release
from G. W, Jennings, to whom she was
married at Sioux City, in April Of last
year. She charges him with being un-
true to her, snd also with choking and
otherwise abusing her.
1t is amusing to notice the way the
scores OF the vsrious revival meetings are
being published. "One moro conversion
At the Baptist church last night" .sTwo
more rose for prayers at the Methodist
church last night" As though the
amount of good being done could be
measured by counting noses.
The reception given the now general
secretary Of the Y. M. @. A., Mr.. Harry
Curtis, OF New York, was held at the Og-
den last evening. 1t was an informal
Misunderstanding and expression Of words Of
welcome, and Mr.. Curtis may well feel
assured that he has the support and we'll
wishes OF those who desire TO see the city
improve morally.
The habeas corpus case Of the .'doc.
tors" Thomas and Reeves, arrested in
Omaha, was given another continuance
this time until next Monday. Col.
Smythe, Of Omaha, was over here yes.
terday rs attorney for the prisoners, and
Q. A. Baldwin, also Of Omaha, for the
prosecution Sheriff Miller was alsoo over
on this side to look after the case, too.
WIN. ii. Smith is preparing to build
At once a fine Brick building to take the
place OF the little one now occupied by
him, about opposite the old city building
ON Broadway. The new building ia 10
be ~ by 20, with foundations for a three.
story building. but ut present it will only
20 up two stories. 1t will cost about
$1,000.
In the superior court yesterday after
noon an attempt was made to find out
who was responsible for a dead horse.