Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-16
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Black silk at Sl.20, worth Sl''o, DIV
Cooke 6 Morgan's.
Jake Shoup was arrested Saturday for
abusing his wife.
The new city council Is to meet this
afternoon as 2 o'clock.
The old council could not get aquorum
Saturday night.
The new school board meets to organ
lie this evening.
VIM. Lautrop is complained of for
threatening P. O. Miller.
st. Patrick's society give a ball in
Beno's hall tomorrow evening.
Rev. d. d. Proper of Des Molnes, &C.
cupied the Baptist pulpit yesterday.
A nice little maiden has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Wadwell.
The friends of Editor Lerch are maxi
ing another effort to secure bail for him,
w. Grab grabbed some pool balls In
Max Mohn's billiard room, and was fined
Saturday.
Black silk, warranted not to cut,
twenty-five inches wide, at $1.00 Cooke
s. Morgan.
Summer silks, best value for the
money, so cents per yard at Cooke 81
Morgan's.
Permit to wed has been granted J. S.
Snyder and Lucy Fackler, both of Har-
1ison county.
O'Brien and Bro oks are the policemen
now on day duty, the change being made
yesterday.
Jim Christlanson has been arrested on
suspicion of stealing q coat belonging to
Jim Hanson.
Three special bargains in black cash
mere, SOC, 75c and $1.00 per yard at
Cooke & Morgan's.
Tomorrow evening the ancient order
of Hibernians give their grand ball In
Masonic hall.
The barberous habit Of driving through
funeral PROFESSIONS should be prevented
by a city ordinance.
An information has been filed in Frai-
ney's court charging William Gibson with
aasaultlng Mrs. Hopkins.
The Herald charges the mayor withtry-
ing to carry water on both shoulders.
How about his stomach2
G. G. Nelson and Miss Tillie Ehcdel,
both of Omaha, were yesterday married
by Justice SchuIz in his Office.
Mr.. Moody, the Evangelist who has
been preaching In Des Moines, will preach
at Dohaney's opera house this evening.
The sidewalk ordered laid near the
Third street school by the city council
last fall are being laid by James Mitthen.
J. w. Peregoy has returned from his
eastern trip, and now his partner, VIM.
Moore, has started for Cleveland, where
his family are visiting.
The prohibition organ spells water with
two CTS" and the boys are teasing 1t
about it's Inconsistency in thinking that
water is too weak without q little cold
tea.
Ed. Spear, who has just served a term
In jail for stealing the pocketbook of the
actor, Edwin Clifford, at the opera house
here, Is now charged with trying to tap
Sam Ford's till.
F. Bergman has applied for a divorce
from Barbara e. Bergman, to whom he
was married in Hull, England, in 1868.
He claims that she has abused him and
then deserted him.
James Richardson, who rents a farm of
Q. r. Scott, was brought before Judge
Conner Saturday charged with contempt
of court by violating an injunction re-
s'raining them from removing property
from the farm. He gave $500 bonds.
Although the faloons were closed yes
terday, there were more DRINKS arrested
than usual on Sunday. Among them
we're j. M. Wells, Tom Foley, Jim Nor
WI, beulilS ouiilFdl, aHu tHree unknOWIl.
Nelson Bros, of Cedar Rapids, are
sending out the March number CT their
Pocket Railway Guide for Iowa. 1t is
the simplest and most convenient and
reliable reference book that the traveller
George Woodford of Illinois, who has
gained a great reputation as a temperance
worker, proposes to open a campaign here
next week, and will be here in time to
give his openi ling address next Sunday.
In returning from MI. Keellne's funeral
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. William Stroll
lem, who was in the procession, fell on
Pearl street in a sort of fit. He was
taken into Fosters dug store and soon
rallied.
C.B. Towers created quite q rumpuH at
Max Mohn's Saturday night, and -four
ished a revolver, which was taken away
from him. About 2 o'clock yesterday
morning he was found sleeping with a
colored woman, Molly Johnson, and both
were arrested and lodged in jail.
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