Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-26
\ rare concert tonight

ply is 10 address the democracy here.
Jake Shoup was arrested Saturday
night for being drunk and disturbing the
peace.
The paving of Park avenue has COM
menccd at the junction of High School
avenue.
Ncnt Friday evening is TO bc The mas
qucrade ball oI the g. 4. r., for the bcnc-
ft Of the relief fund
The eighth annual party OF the Royal
Arcanum viii lie given at the Ogden
house on the 18th OF November.
Hon. r. g. Horr, OF Michigan, will
speak here next Saturday evening, with
Colonel Henderson, Of Dubuque.
Romembcr the Schubert concer, to.
night IL will bc one of the choicest
musical entertainments ever given here.
The enrolment OF the public schools Of
the city for the past month shows n total
OF 2, ,22d pupils and m average attendance
of ,9SS.
Join Bailey, j Brown, and j. c, Dob.
son are booked To appear this morning
in court and explain, if possible, why
they got drunk
The y Y u club, composed of Young
ladies Of ,be Congregational church, are
preparing to give a "dairymaid's fCsti
val al IN early date.
Those WHO have not engaged their
seats for The Schubert concert tonight,
should step into Fosters early this morn
ing and reserve them.
MIN Long, who was arrested for hit
ting a bartender over the head with Il
bottle, has had his case continued for
hearing until to-day
Tonight the Schubert Quartotto COM
pany appear at the opera house. With
the national reputation which these ar
fists have justly earned, there should be
house crowded with music lovers.
Rev. Dr. Cooley, the pastor Of the
the pulpit was supplied yesterday morn
ting by Rev. DR.. McCrcaIy, OF the
Methodist church.
A man named parrott, who has proved
good deal Of q nuisance TO the city for
gear or more past, WAS again raising
row with his family Yesterday, and the
police were sent for, but before their ar
rival he had skipped out Of the way.
Il IS said that the mayor is in n puzzle
whether 10 appoint Bill Calvin or Charlie
Walters to the captainship of police, to
ill the vacancy caused by Capt. Hath
aways resignation. If either OF these
two are 10 be appointed it doesn't matter
which is chosen, Hs the vacancy wouldn't
be filled even if botn were appointed.
There was n good deal of disordcri.
ness on the streets Saturday night. One
party Of rovclers especially busted them
selves kicking over signs, beer kegs, etc,
and the police getting after them arrest
ed four, one of whom refused To give his
name. The three others were booked as
j; Williams, Pony Sharp and NJ. Wikoir.
They will be have Il hearing to day
The doors of the Methodist church
lF..,, oil yNf 4
there was almost Il continual service
from early morning till late at night.
The revival will continue this week, and
IL is growing so in interest and in mum.
bers that il is safe to predict that the
church will be crowded every evening.
Those who want seats should be on hand
early.
There was happy galhcringof friends
at the home of Mr. John Keller Friday
night, in honor of his birthday. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
social converse, games, and in the par
taking of bountiful refreshments.
Mr.. Keller has lived in this city for thirty
two years, and has many old friends to
wish him many more birthday anniycr-
saries.
George Tyler was brought before jus
tice SchurH Saturday on the charge of
stealing two overcoats from Mr.. Van
DfunJ ) SlaDlc, lne clOthlnS DGinE the
property of y ID. Miller. Ii was shown
that Tyler had sold the coats to n second.
hand dealer for 81 rs, and there being no
satisfactory explanation as to how he
came honestly by the garments he was
gent 10 the county jail for thirty days
Those who have secured for Council
Bluffs the entertainment offered tonight
by the Schubert quar;ctte company, Mt
the opera house, certainly, merit the
thanks OF the music lovers, for there is
no doubt Il rich treat is in waiting
There are few such entertainments of u
high order, and when one is secured
there should be n generous response on
the part of those who believe in elcvat.
ing the tastes and bctterinG the amuse-
mcnts Of the public. In thus giving en-
oouragcment 10 such enterprises, nothing
~ lost, and everything TO be gained, for
the entertainment even outside of such
CONSIDERATIONS Will amply repay any and
all who attend.
John Mckenzie, tho young man who
was arrested for attempting 10 burglar
i've the house OF Mr. Kelly, near the
Chicago, Burlington ~ Quincy depot,
was before Justice Frainey Saturday,
and there seemed n lack of evidence as
10 his having any burglarious intent in
entering the house. There seemed 10 be
more reason To believe that he entered
'oi pp-V VI u VI HIS
get his baggage out, 80 rs TO skip with
out paying his board bill Mckenzie
seemed hard citizen, however, and on
general principles, under charge of
yagrancy he was sent To Jail for fifteen
days, by which time he will have AT least
got the whisky out Of him, ii not his
oussedness,
The city council had no quorum Satur-
day night, and will make another try
this morning, nj o o'clock, and ought 10
keep on trying all the week, and perhaps
by the close of the last day they can get
together and make u permanent choice
Of fire chieftain. In the meantime the
public will have 10 get along rs best it
can with this most important department.
of the public service only temporarily or
ganiled. IL seems that when there Is
anything important TO do, il is wonder.
fully hard Ia get quorum of the city
fathers. If they would simply stop To the
front and do what they think is the fair,
square thing, and pay less attention to
the demands of politicians and 10 the
wishes OF office seekers, il would be the
most satisfactory policy Tor the citizens
Mt large
Cottage ranges. Garland stoves, Ra-
diant Homes and Hub heaters Of the very