Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-10
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yesterday and presented each prisoner
with buttonhole bouquet.
Billy Kane, the reason dethroned as
SCISSOR from South Omaha, was yester-
day turned over to his friends, who will
secure medical treatment for the unfor-
tunate.
The Southwest Presbyterians will
hold lawn fete at their church, Leav-
.enworth and Twentieth streets, on
Tuesday evening next, aud invite their
friends to attend.
The infant daughter of John Kane, a
Union Pacific switchman, died yester-
day. The funeral will be held at
o'clock this afternoon from the house
at 72l Pierce street.
Elezaleth Latey, his wife and Will
lam V. and Mary +. Benson, yesterday,
In consideration of $50 900, decided over
and transferred to Louis Bradford nine
lots in Franklin square. 80
DR.. Lamar will deliver tonight the
second sermon in his series of popular
subjects. Tonight he will discuss the
perpleXing question: WAS Adam and
Eve the only pair created"
John Kellett, the would-be pugilist-
got $40 for the part he took in the free,
for-all saloon fight Friday night. James
Harmon was also fined $40 and Pat Ma
loney got S15. William Kennedy was
discharged.
The announcement was made u few
days ago that there would be change
of time to-day in the arrival and de-
parture of trains on the Fremont, Elk
horn g. Missouri Valley railway. The
trains will arrive and depart as usual
this morning. The change will not go
into effect until 1875 this evening.
General Brooke has issued a special
order sending the following non-com-
missioned officers, recently examined
for promotion, to their future stations:
Sergeant w. V.P. Gush to Fort Rob-
inson, Neb., Sergeant William Clar-
ence Bennett to Fort Bridger, Wyo-
ming, Sergeant Simon II. Drum to
Camp Pilot Butte, Wyoming, and Cor
poral Fred H. Sargent to Fort Washa-
kie, Wyoming. They are allowed from
ten to thirty days delay on route.
Personal Paragraphs.
+. Bliss, of Red Oak, Ia, is at the Millard.
r. Kelb, Of Red Oak, Ia, is at the Windsor.
Charles West, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the
Paxton.
H. M. Waring of Lincoln Ncb., is at the
Millard.
G.F. Webb, of Waucoma, Ia, is at the
Millard.
w. S. Fortmer, of Waterloo Ia, is at the
Mnlard.
S. c. Heslent, of Des Moines. Ia is at the
Windsor.
+. l.. Reed, of Weeping Water, Neb. is at
the Paxton.
Mrs. A. w. Mears, of Albion Neb, is at
the Paxton.
Lee Love and wife, of York, Neb are at
the Millard.
Samuel a. Stoner, of Ogalalla, Neb., is at
the Milard.
H. M. Howard, of David City, Neb,, is at
the Millard
j. w. Bixler, of North Platte, Neb., is at
the Millard.
Samuel A. Fisher, of Kimball, Neb., is at
the Windsor.
Mrs. ID. M. Williams, of Falls City, Ia, is
at the Millard.
George M. Carleton, of Fullerton, Neb is
at the Windsor.
Hon. w. II. Steele, ex-delcgate to congress
from wyoming, but now of Deadwood, DalS ,
was in the city yesterday en- route from St
Louis, where he attended the national demo
cratic convention.
Miss Lena Dunn, a graduate of Daughters
college, Harrodsburg, KY, and who has been
teaching school the past year ut Atoka, J. T..
Is visiting her sister Mrs. j. X. Harris, No
1920 South Thirtieth street.
Howard Pew, formerly of the Minneapolis
Press and now press agent for Patrick Gil
more's band, is in the city making arrange
ments for the appearance of that famous or
ganlzation in this city at the Grand next
Thursday afternoon and evening.
This evening MIR. John Kirk leaves for the
west. Mr.. Kirk has been in the employ of
N. B. Falconer for many years and well
trusted and worthily respected About two
years ago his health became impaired to such
an extent that he sought relief by change of
cline. His employer then showed his appre-
citation of his worth in handsome donation
as also did many of his associates and CO.
workers. Mr.. Kirk has again been the re-
cipient of favors from the same source He
has many warm and true friends in Omaha,
who are sorry to have him leave, but the
climate is such that he cannot remain.
Afrnid of Him.