Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plum bling Co.

Colonel Cochran has returned from
his ranch in Monona county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Treynor returned
yesterday morning from Spirit Lake.
Miss Dolly Miles left yesterday for
Denver, where she will visit for several
weeks.
Colonel William Orr has returned
home from his western trip, and is look
ing well.
Hon. ID. Hunt, of Ayoca, was in the
city yesterday, on his return from his
Texas ranch where he has beeu for
several weeks.
Jens Jensen yesterday fled n petition
through Mayne and Hazelton, his attor-
neys, to quiet the title TO some lots in
the western part of the city.
Marriage licenses we're issued yester-
day to Jacob Sleek and Bertha Setback,
both of this city, and Frank II. Ander-
son and Annie Swanson, OF Omaha.
The funeral Of Bessie, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Dodge, will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning. from the residence on South
Graham avenue.
The contempt cases of Scnbert, Ho-
warth, White and Barghausen, were
called in the district court yesterday
morning, and continued until August
2Sth, the first day of the next term.
Antoine Rink has a big heart under
his vest, and when he noted in yester-
days BEE the case of restitution on
Avenue G., he forwarded to the poor
woman u generous supply OF groceries.
At the meeting Of the school board
last evening the bids for the $40 900 5
per cent school bonds were opened, and
that of the Citizens state bank of this
city accepted, and the bonds were sold
to that institution at a premium OF
&112.75 This is a pretty fair indication
of the credit Of the city.
The trial OF Frank M. Gaunt, for
keeping a glandered horse, was COM
pleted in Squire Biggs' courts yester-
day. The evidence was all in by noon,
and the case was submitted without ar
gument. The court took it under ad-
visement, and will render n decision
Monday morning ut 10 O'Clock.
The case of H. o. Blakesley, the fell
low who hired Il buggy Of George Wes-
ner on the 30th of May and forgot to re-
turn it, and was captured at Ord, Neb.
by Captain Nick O'Brien, was called by
Squire Brigg yesterday. The prisoner
was not ready for examination, and the
case was continued until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The deadest drunk arrested tins year
was found on the platform of me Rock
Island passenger depot last evening. II
was a woman, and Chief Lucas bravely
supported her aching Uranium on his
manly breast during the ride to the
station. Jailor Hendricks then tenderly
lifted the inanimate form and bore il
carefully to the scond story and de-
posted it on the best bed in the bastile
Deputy United States Marshal H. j
Duncan arrived in the city Thursday
evening, having in charge Chris Emig,
who lives at Wassena, Cass county, ant
is charged with violating the interna
revenue laws. He was given n hearing
before Commissioner Hunter, who tixet
his bond at 800 to appear at the mex
term of United States court on the 24tf
of September. He furnished the neces
sary amount and was released.
oOficers Fowler and Isenberger cor
rallied a gang of seven vags in thu
Wabash yards last evening and callet
out the ''come quick wagon to lani
them in the cooler. They were all re.
leased by the police judge yesterda.
morning, but were evidently pleased
with their treatment while in Jail, ant
wanted some more of it. The system o
fine or imprisonment does not work
satisfactorily in the vag case, as il
Furnishes the taxpayer more thar the
prisoner. Some other means must be
devised.
Some time ago Dan Carrigg was finet
$500 for contempt of court in violating
an injunction. Notice was served OF
him q few days ago that the amour
must be paid Immediately, and he Wis
iting the courthouse yesterday and set
tied his little bill. The charges mad,
In the Globe that Carrigg had fixed
the attorney of the law and order leagu,
are decidedly thin when viewed in tn,
light OF facts. 1t rather looks as if tn,
attorney had fixed Carrigg for violating
the law.