Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-20
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.

INtlbtT. Jllt tdIlol; clo h'S
received full hne of fine fall goods.
The Catterlin case comes up for trial
tomorrow morning in superior court
Officer Jack Cusick sports hand
some cane. made in the penitentiary at
Lincoln and presented him by friend.
The home of John f. Murphy is in
raptures over the arrival of n little
girl, who come to them on Saturday
last.
Supervisor Waite says the new bridge
is being built on Ninth avenue and not
Tenth, as the city papers persist in de-
clarng.
Saturday afternoon while scufflin g,
J. II. Turner had his shoulder put out
of place. DR.. Thomas was called to re-
duce the dislocaton.
Two rats have been successfully tanned
for the amusement of the attaches OF
the city building, They are given the
freedom of the city offices.
The Dodge Light Guards will leave
this morning at 500 o'clock for Camp
Larrabee at Villisca. All members are
requested to report for duty at the
armory at o'clock sharp.
A fellow, dead drunk, and who could
neither give his name nor offer any re-
sistance, was found by officer Tyson yes
terday, notwithstanding the saloons
were closed yesterday. The officer sue
ceeded in arresting him.
Yesterday morning the body of Joseph
O'Leary, who died on Saturday at the
home OF Owen Flaherty, was taken to
the former home of the deceased at
Adair, la. Consumption was the fatal
disease, and the removal here was in
the hope of securing relief through
change of location and better medical
attendance.
1t has become quite the thing for
family gatherings or parties to visit
Lake Manawa for days pleasure. Sat
urday last the following persons spent
the day at Wright's Landing: Mr.. and
Mrs. l. N. Miller, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Mitchell, of Des Moines;
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Terwillager; Miss
Terwillager and Mr.. Nichols.
Rev. Matthew Bradley, vice presi-
dent of ST. Benedict's college at Atchl-
son, Kan, arrived in the city Saturday
evening. He is an old friend and asso-
reverend father of st. Peters leaves
this morning for Atchison for few
DAYS visit, and in his absence Father
Bradley will attend to his parochial
duties.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Wilbur, of Stanton, Neb., will be
buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence of Mr.. f. M. Hayes, 35s
North First street. The family were
returning from a visit to California
when the little one was taken sick.
They disembarked at Denver and every
thing was done to save the little life
but without avail, and the death oc
CURED at that place. The body was
brought here for interment.
Saturday evening William Howell
was arrested for disturbing the peace
To be more explicit and follow the allie
cations of the police register, he was
arrested for whipping his wife. What
cause William had for treating his wife
as one of the junior members of the
family he did not say, but his reasons
for this seeming asperity will be related
to Judge Aylesworth this morning.
Howell was released yesterday on $lj
security. Mrs. Howell will be remem.
bered as figuring in court recently as
chief complainant against man named
Knight, who was said to have assaulted
her.
E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel
caorrity of arar,y Iaoo,intion 4.