Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-01
MINOR MENTION.

N. Y. Plumbing company.
Miss Maud Templcton, Of Pacific City, is
visiting with Mrs. w. n. Young.
The Conried opera company appears at
Dohany's this evening in 1.-THE Gypsy
Baron.n
The trial of the case Of Kuppenheimer VS..
Eiseman will be resumed in the federal court
this morning
Mr.. w. X. Huntington and bride, nee Miss
Iowa Ball. of Omaha, were visiting relatives
in the city yesterday.
Miss Dell Pickering, of Boone, Ia, who
has been visiting friends in this city and
Omaha for the past week, left for home yes
terday morning.
The annual meeting of the Woman's For
egn Missionary society will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the NJ
f.. church. The election of officers will
occur.
Said a democratic saloon keeper yesterday
" wish we could have democratic rally
here all the year round. never did such a
business before in my life as | did last
night Chief Lucas is of Il very different
way of thinking, and is in TO hurry to see
Saturday evenings programme repeated.
A few of the untcrrihed shoutcrs of Satur-
day evening continued to imbibe democratic
inspiration until they had more than they
could control, and they found themselves in
the cooler. Nearly all day yesterday the
walls of the police station rang with ''Whoop-
ee-hic, 'rah fer Clevelandn The police vic
tins would undoubtedly cast unanimous
vote for the beef-and- bandana ticket.
AS the last dummy train, due here at II 45,
was coming over Saturday night, it collided
with "a freight train at the Northwestern
crossing. The engine of the dummy train
was damaged somewhat, and several of the
freight cars derailed. The suburban service
was delayed but short time, although it re-
guired several hours to clear the track SO
that trains could come up to the dummy
depot.
The new bridge company's paving force
was kept busy on broadway yesterday until
4 80 o'clock in the afternoon The paving
was relaid to point midway between Sev-
enth and Eighth street. about two blocks be-
hind the tracklayers 1t Is thought that the
PAYERS will be able to hold their position
hereafter, as their force has been doubled
The work will go on this morning from Scott
street, where it was interrupted Saturday
forenoon.
An alarm of fire shortly before 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning called the department to
Seventh avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. The burning building was barn
belonging to Harle, Haas & Co. and occupied
by Samuel Leonard, mail carrier. The fire
was caused by the carelessness of boys. The
building was damaged but little and the loss
on the contents was small. One of Leonard 8
horses was badly singed on the back and one
hip was severely bhstercd, but 1t will re-
cover. mistake in taking the box at
No. 3 hose house sent the apparatus sta
toned there to box II.
Saturday evenings political demonstration
was the general topic of conversation on the
streets yesterday. The popular verdict was
that the affair was not as successful as II
should have been, and various reasons were
assigned as the cause of it, "A lack of adYer-
tising was conceded to be the principal cause.
Blame was attached by some to the Rock
Island company for refusing to make special
rates, ana it was claimed that this kept
many away who would otherwise have been
rally later on that will double discount this
one.