Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-25
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.
Only s1O. .75 Mt Chapman's art &
OFFICE. NO 1e PEARL STREET.

N. Y. Plumbing company.
Only sl0.75 at Chapman's art store.
Elegant overcoatiugs at a. Refers,
merchant tailor, 3l2 Broadway.
Best hard and soft coal and Missouri
wood. E. f. Mayne, 6l9 Broadway,
The Fourth ward democrats will hold
q meeting at the court house next Mon
day evening for the purpose OF organic
ing club.
John Points, a Chicago e. Northwest
ern brakeman, residing in this city,
had two fingers severely mashed while
coupling cars. DIR. Green attended
him.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Charles w. Penn, OF Shelby, and
Miss Elizabeth Hughes of this county;
and A. f. Stennett and Miss Anna l..
Fatten, both of this county.
All children who are to ride in the
canoe in the parade this evening are re-
quested to be at republican headquart-
ers not later than $3.50 o'clock. BY
order OF Colonel John Fox.
1t is currently reported that G. f.
Mayne has leased the building next to
THE BEE office, lately occupied by the
will open a real estate Office there.
OllCC HucS WcIC uSSCooCu
as follows: Moses Stress, drunk, IS. 10;
George Stanley, drunk and abusing his
family, $3.50; Joseph Paro and G..
Brown, disturbing the peace, con-
tinued.
The heavy silver water pitchers, gold
lined and beautifully chased that are to
be given to the best lady and gentle
man clubs participating in this even
ing's parade, are on exhibition in the
windows OF Eiseman & Co. 3 store, and
are attracting considerable attention.
DR.. Gillett, of Cincinnati, Ohio, the
superintendent Of instruction OF the
Chautauqua assembly, will arrive in
the city to-day, and all members are
requested to be present at a meeting at
the board OF trade rooms ut 8 o'clock
Tomorrow morning, to make arrange.
ments for the programme OF 1889, and
to consult in regard to the construction
Of buildings and the plan of the
grounds.
No business was transacted in the dis
trict court yesterday, and adjourned
until this morning. Court will be
opened each morning and adjourned
from day to day until Monday, when
Judge Loofbourow is expected to return
and settle up several cases, after which
an adjournment for the term will be
taken. The November term convenes
on the 9th, with Judge Carson on the
bench.
r. G. Hubbard reused the republicans
at Parry creek Tuesday night by one Of
his inimitable addresses. Judge Hub
bard is doing most excellent work in
this campaign. He not only holds the
attention of his hearers. but arouses
enthusiasm by his forcible arguments
vivid illustrations, we'll rounded per.
iods, and his vein OF humor. He is
fast gaining the reputation of being one
OF the most popular and effective
speakers OF the campaign,
1t has been reported that Messrs
Walker and Sholes, former stockhold
ers OF the wrecked Herald printing
company, had purchased the Weekly
Herald and would continue to publish
that paper as heretofore. Mr.. w. r
Vaughn, the present proprietor OF the
Herald, was authority for the statement
saying that he had sold the paper t.
the parties above named. YESTERDAY
Mr.. Walker denied it, saying that hi
had heard nothing OF such deal, ant
knew OF no arrangements for cOntinu
ing the paper or of running job Office
in connection with it. No move ha
yet been made to open another offic,
here, but it is possible that some sucl
move will be made when the affairs o
the defunct Herald printing compan,
are finally settled.