Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-07
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late.
Permit to marry has been given Daniel
A. Loomis and Elvlra Hill, both of this
city.
Justice Abbott yesterday married f.
r. Stowell, of Avocs, and Louisa Frazer,
of Walnut.
Speedy steeds are arriving daily at the
driving park and going into training for
the fall races.
The U. T.. trains from the west arrived
all on schedule time yesterday, it being
the first time for over a week.
The case against William Boehning for
selling liquor toa minor is to be heard by
Justice Abbott next Monday.
THE BEE is in receipt of the premium
list of the Mills county, to be held at
Glenwood September 10, IL and ~.
John Madden, for taking one of his
vacations, without permit, has been re-
leased from duty at the Rescue house.
Lon Westfall, who tried to commit
suicide by taking morphine about a week
ago, is very low and it is doubtful wheth.
er he can recover.
Justice Schurz seems to DO a f~avorite
with the Omaha folk. Yesterday he
married another couple from there, Aus
tin w. Daily and Dora Pielhog.
John Nelson, who was complained OF
for selling liquors to Phillips son, has
compromised the matter with the parties
most aggrieved and the case has been
dismissed.
Mr.. Dohany is preparing to make some
improvements in the interior of his opera
house. He has engaged Mr.. Miller to
frescoe the entrance, and also to paint
some more scenery.
1t is said that the report about the
mayor and some of the aldermen having
gone east is a csnard, set atloat to con-
ceal the fact that the council is holding
another secret meeting.
The Presbyterian ladies are to give an
exposition, opening September 90, to con-
tinue one week. 1t will include an art
exhibition, bazaar, fruits and flowers,
and entertainments each evening.
The Oakland primary class of the re.
publicans have selected w. r. Wilcox,
W. W. Belger, and w. Ii. freeman as
delegates, and while uninterested they
freely express q preference for Manning.
1t is talked that some of the members
of the bar are anxious that an attorney
should be placed in the Office of the
Justice of the peace, and William Sears
name is being mentioned favorably, on
condition that he could be prevailed on
to accept the nomination.
The opening of Max Monn's hotel. the
Creston house, q description of which ho-
tel was given in yesterdays BEE, occurred
last night, and was a happy affair, and
largely attended. The Bohemian band
gave fine music, dancing, a fine spread,
and other needfuls were provided.
Prof. John Ogden who has served as
one of the ministers of the normal in
~stitute, gives = dime ~lectere this evening
at the Bloomtr building, in which he
will give his personal experiences in
southern prisons, his escape and recap
ture
One of the dear old grandmother's own
family declared that her scrap-book would
yesterday morning contain an editorial on
the Fourth ward caucus which would tear
the town wide open. 1t failed to appear.
Probably the timid old dame got a little
nervous and was afraid to read it to the
children.
The Union stock yards have been
thoroughly disinfected, and as they have
had NJ Texas fever there since last May
there is no danger whatever of the dis.
ease showing itself. The yards are now
prepared to receive the heavy shipments
expected soon. Everything is in good
repair, and the yards are stocked with
plenty of No..l hay.
Ed Tatro was before the police court
yesterday ON the charge of assaulting
Charles Larson. 1t appears that they go,
to quarreling about a dog. and Tatrc
went for Larson with a board, and thl
police coming up arrested both. Judge
Abbott, who presides in Judge Ayles
worth's absence, discharged Larson, and
fined Tatro So and costs, committing hin
until paid.
The official request of Mayor Vaughan
IN regard to the commercial mems gather.
ing here September 10, IL and II, has
been printed in such shape that mer.
chants can %enc.os9 1t in letters 10 houses
with which they are dealing. Copies can
bs had at the mayors office, and each
merchant should provide himself with a
supply, The only way in which the af.
fair can bs made a success is for the mer.
chants and business men Of the city to
Jake hold of it in earnest.
Some Of those doing business on lower
Broadway say that there was much dis,
orderliness, fighting, jawing and throw.
ing Of brick bats, from about IL O'Clock