Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-03
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IN. ~ lutiIDihS NohipohJs 10
Every voter should register to-day.
Last chance. - 49,
Elegant %overcoatings at A.. Refers,
merchant tailor, 3l2 Broadway.
Best hard and soft coal and Missouri
wood. . +. f. Mayne, 619 Broadway, ;
Unity guild will hold its regular
meeting this Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Rusgau, on First street. q.
D. Blumenstein and Miss Annie
O'Leary, both of this city, were married
Thursday evening at the office of Squire
Schurz.
The Catholic ladies cleared 81 900
from their fair, which will be devoted
to paying for the pews in the new
church.
Mrs. Haney wal arrested yesterday on
complaint. of neighbors for maintaining
a nuisance, and the case IN up for
hearing this morning.
" For the first time. in years Council
Bluffs has had two days races without
rain. 1t will be still more strange if
the clouds don't hear OF it and get here
to-day. :'
The thanks OF the Berean Baptist
- church are due J. w. Squire for the
use of one OF his buildings in his ad-
dition to the city on Pacific avenue be-
tween Fifth and Sixth
Captain Hayes has just moved into his
new residence, No. 207 North First
street. 1t is "A fine home, with all the
modern Improvements, and is substan-
TALLY as well rs attractively built.
George, B. French sold yesterday,
through Mr.. II. Shoemaker his prop
erty on North Eighth street. to Mr.. Jere-
milan Lynch, of Oakland, for the sum of
$4,S0O, being south 81 feet of lot |, block
5, Grimes addition.
S. w. Horton was arrested last even
ing in full war paint as he was starting
out to color the to gh. His eyes and
nose were OF a bright scarlet, but will
bleach out somewhat after n night,in
the darkened recesses of the cooler, and
Samuel will be more ~presentable this
morning.
The fifth annual ball of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians at Temple hall last
evening was we'll attended. Dalbey's
orchestra furnished the musical strains
to which the dancers kept time until u
late hour. The hall was well filled and
h event was "a successful one. The
ball OF 1888 was in no way inferior to its
predecessors.
Judge Aylesworth disposed of cases as
follows yesterday morning: l.. Hayes,
drunk, $3.50; w. +. Lyons, drunk, dis
charged; John Leahv, drunk. continued:
Frank Trimble, vag, ten. days in the
county jail; j.. f.. Deering, obtaining
goods under false pretenses, paid costs,
81. 60, and was released; Frank and
William Smith, disturbing the peace,
continued until this morning. .
There is a full fledged. spanking ma
chine in practical operation at the
Pierce street school. The instrument
Of torture is put together on a plan en-
tlrely ~antagonistic to youthful comfort,
and is called into daily requisitiOn to
correct the wild tendencies Of %irrepres-
sible youngsters. The victim is put into
the. machine, which holds him in a vice.
like grip. and a fan, working automat-
ically, proceeds to instill the funda-
mental principles of proprlety into the
unwilling subject. 1t is said to work
very effectively, and is IL great improve
ment oven the ':good old way' (?) of
spanking by hand. ,
Mr.. d. G. Tucker, Of the City Steam
laundry, while out riding with his
family on North Main street Thursday
evening, was attacked by heart dis
ease, and fell from his buggy uncon-
scious. He was taken into DR.. Cooks
residence, and given careful attention
by Drs. Cook and Cleaver. He re.
manned unconscious all night, but was
; sufficiently improved yesterday morn.
ing to be removed to his home on
Eighth street neal MINISTER. 1t was
the first time that he had ever had such
an attack, and it was a close call for him.
He is now steadily improving. and will
soon be able to attend to business again.