Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
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MINOR MENTION.

ANCN L YIN luillDi W.
Now fall goods at Reitcr's.
Cooper Il Mciee sell stoves.
Buy Seal brand oysters, the best.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushncll's.
Tot day Nicola votes on the watcrworks
question.
Grand opening tonight at Eiseman's
Peoples store.
A case of dipthcria is reported at No.
6O7 East Pierce street.
One dozen cabinets and a large panel
for So 30 at Schmidt's gallery.
Tomorrow night social hop is to be
given by Abe Lincoln post, g. A. II.
The Days are to appear at the opera
house Wednesday night in their "Vaca-
ton"
Tonight is the last evening of the
grand opening at Eiscman's Peoples
store.
The work of cxcavating on upper
Broadway has commenced preparatory
TO paving.
The registration books for the Novcm.
Ger election will be opened one week
from to-day.
One of the neatest lunch counters il
the city has been opened at the Mint"
DOC" Duncan being chef de cuisine.
The ladies of the Broadway Methodist
CuulIIi tit W SNc Supptl utSuuN
evening IN the store lately occupied by
Cooke II Morgan.
William Henry Case, of Omaha, and
Miss Nellie E. Manchess, of Norfolk,
Neb., were married III this city yesterday
by Rev. G. w, Crofto.
Ed Nicholson has returned from the
round of the races with the fine running
mare, Lulu Brown. During the trip the
mare won eight races.
Sheriff Farwcll, of Mills county, was
here yesterday after j, w. Caller, wio
has shown signs of insanity, and whose
home is near Glenwood.
Permit to wed has been given William
Ebert and Henrietta Dixon, both of Wes-
ton; also to William b. Case, of Omaha,
and Nettie f. Manchess, of Norfolk, Neb.
Frank Foote was arrested on the charge
OF beating board bill at the Crystal hall
lunch counter, but afterwards let 90 on
the order of the complaining witness,
Billy Smith.
1000 families to take American Round
washers On two weeks trial After
fair trial, if you don't think them worth
more than they cost, return to Cooper "
McGee, No, IL Main street.
The Omaha Musical Union band yes
terday Daraded the streets and furnished
lively election music IN the interests of
Mayor Evans. They We're served Il boun-
tiful dinner at Bcchtele's.
The Council Bluffs Hebrew association
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: ii, friedman, president;
b. Goldsten, vice presidents A. j. Man
del, treasurer; L. Harris, secretary.
girl aged about twenty was given
free lodging at the city Jail Sunday night,
she having no home and no friends here.
She says she comes from Syracuse, Neb.
Her condition and nrnsnpptS Snn
TIE Second ward democratic primary,
instead of being held at the city building
this evening, will be held at Dohany's old
hall across the street, the change being
made by order of George A. Holmes,
chairman.
The well known citizen, John Hammer,
reached his 62nd birthday On Sunday.
A number of friends dropped in upon
him, and besides expressing congratula-
tions, left hlm number of pleasing and
substantial remembrances.
The United States court adjourned yes.
terday, Judge Shiras left last evening
for Sioux City to open court there. Judge
Love expects to be here one week from
Saturday, provided his son, who is dan
gerously ill, is SO that he can leaye him.
The insane book binder from Des
Moines has been taken charge of by his
friends who came hither after him. They
NSiO III t5tlllle lllIu III
their charge again, rs they had lost track
of him.
With five weeks of favorable weatherit
is expected that the new court house will
be under cover. The work is beng de-
Iayed little by the slowness in getting
stone, but no serious delays have been
thus far caused by this or any other rea-
son.
James O'Brien, who had his wrist
broken short time ago by fall while
lighting the headlight of his locomotive,
is able to be out and about, and will soon
be able to resume his duties for the Mil
waukee IL St. Paul His arm will soon
be as good as ever, according 10 present
ind ations.
Sheriff Reel and Deputy Ricketts, re-
turned yesterday from Mt. Pleasant,
whittier they took two insane women.
The number of insane cases has been
greatly increasing of late, there having
been as many rs three daily, where
usually there have not been that many in
u month.
A goodly number are going from here
to st. Louis to attend the fair and other
doings there, j. G. Mitchell, the ticket
agent, has been selling about twenty II
day, and last night two sleepers were
filled to the utmost and still other pas
sengers clamoring for chance to ride
and snooze
John Murphy, who has caused his
widowed mother much trouble, is now
placed in the hands of the authorities
pending the decision of the question as
to whether he had not better be sent to
the reform school. John has been drift
ing to the bad for some time. and now
his mother thinks She can stand it no
longer.
The new sewer ditch is being put in
pretty good condition. The matters in
dispute between the contractor, Mr.. Vim
cent, and the city, are not settled yet, the
case still pending, and nothing beng
done to hasten an adjudication. In the
meantime the amount involved grows
larger. The matter is an important one,
and it seems that some steps should be
taken to adjust t.
Last night about 10 O'Clock Officer Bes-
wick arrested two young men, neither of
whom appeared to be over twenty years
of age. They had been creating dis
turbance at Hans Christoolfsen' saloon,
OH Broadway. On their arrival in the
city Jail one of them came to his senses
and began to below. I've young
wife at home and shall be dIsgraced," he
cried out as the tears ran down his
cheeks. please don't lock me up, did
y.