Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07

The county board gathers to-oay.
The spiritualists had a pleasant social
Saturday evening.
The last story of the Creston house is
being concluded.
A needed lamp-post has been placed on
Madison, above Pierce street.
1t was too wet for the printers yester-
day and they held no meeting.
The little boy found by Jim Wilson
has been reclaimed by parents.
James Craigmire and wife were given
agenuine surprise by their friends Friday
night.
All railroad tickets bought Of D.. w.
Bushnell are guaranteed, also all rebate
orders given by him.
The high school scholars are taking
special interest in Shakespeare, and
propose soon to give a character party.
DR.. Archibald's blooded stations, who
were at the driving park here for some
time, have been shipped to Bismarck,
Dakota.
Chief of Police Skinner has purchased
the O%chsenhein property at the head of
Broadway and will proceed at once to
take possession.
The case of Holly Lewis comes up be-
fore the district court at Des Moines this
week, but will probably not be tried, as
a change of venue is proposed.
The filling has nearly covered up some
of the lamp-posts. 1t is a novel sight to
see a letter-carrier get down on his knees
to get the letters out of a mail-box.
At the rink tonight there will be the
q. ,cond special contest for the Michael
r. d. medal to be given the one making
tho fastest mile on rollers. John Epen-
eter r un before.
o,s 'aturday morning there was the
Iaroo,t ,ttendance of any morning yet.
NJ 81 opened at 10 o'clock and by |
1o.ao - pair of skates in the houEe
woro :, -. on the floor.
~Tur prn =, cidentally spoke in a recent
n,r~anr.nhahA unreliable Newspapers"
whora.. 49, ming democratic flicker
40. md shouts SHAT means
map Au.:-n, Ike the jacket.
Among the buyer o~."n"Ion
,,o.a.m IN yner, of this city,
,ho h,,.h. $140; Lady Hes
sr Sd for $I05; Louan
165; Betty Lee for $1z
ady for $50.
The Shenandoah Reporter 'n..-l
alf column to an enthusiasticA ~
B. West, the g., b. & @. age .
:. M o him
ss to
Q democratic nominee for congrs,
Hepburn.
The steady drizzling rain of yestsst
d not help the mud any, and what feN
did peep out of doors got thoa.
ighly discouraged and retired dissusted.,
he river rose quite rapidly and morSh.
alter than ever settled around en- the o
Eo.o
Inc WORK OF excavation Tor the foun- hppo,
of the new government bsilding EgenI
as been completed, and Postmaster Ar Tless
lour, who is the disbursmg agens, paid diaa
I the mel Saturday night. AS soon as ASST
70 streets dry up sufficiently to. allow IT.
ans to draw the stone 10 the gpound, ny
o work will go on. este
J. 9. Morgan, who was for So many shoL
,ars editor and proprietor of tho Globe, .ao
now to staRs a democratic paper in ont
Neb., to be known a.. tho Buff. desi
10 Courier. Mr.. Morgan is an expe- =
newspaper man, and has many H..
riends here who not only wish him sue
ess, but nave confidence that he will
Yin success.
As Haverly's minstrel band was play T
NO on the streets Saturday y team be- -.
onoioq to a farmer named Heck, ana
in front Of Heisler's barber o;,,
hop, on Broadway, became frightened, "a ..
md the owner in trying to hold them by II.
the bride was thrown down and stepped etr
on. He had his leg somewhat bruised, wi
but was able to get into his wagon n ms
drive home. lio,
Since Mr.. Baldwin, living near Plumb tn
Hollow, fremont county, has lost fifteen co
head Of his cattle from being bitten by a II
mad dog, there has been much excite
ment in that vicinity. Mayor Reed, OF M
Fremont City. has proclaimed instant
death to all unmuzzled dogs within the
limits. 1t appears that Council Biutis y
dogs are not the only ones who are pro- :
claimed against. The proclamation here !
is not being obeyed very closely how .
ever, there being a large number OF un-
muzzled who have the freedom OF the
city. II
Next Wednesday night the benefit fer
w. w. Chapman occurs at the rink. Mr..
Chapman has won much popularity and