Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-04
MINoR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.

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New spring goods at Reiter's.
The Lightweights, Captain Kestner, will
play at Nicola to-day.
The motor management is putting in Den
yer patent self-acting switches.
The Union Pacific transfer nine will meet
a Minden club to-day on the diamond at the
latter place.
There will be a free. forall shoot at the
Nianawa Gun club grounds to-day from 8 a.
Ii. until ~.
Henry 1. Wispell and Elizabeth Nolan,
both of Waston, Wis, were married at the
residence of Squire Schurz last evening.
City Auditor Hammers Office presented a
busy scene yesterday. as all of the city I'm.
ployes were drawing their monthly collat-
eral.
A building is being erected for a boarding
house on the lake front near Manawa Ath-
letic park. 1t will be completed in about ten
days.
The Union Pacific freight depot is doing a
good business. The building is 40X110 feet,
with a platform on all sides. Oliver Arson
is in charge.
Word has been received here that Mrs.
John b. Mix, sister of Mrs. 5. Il .Wadsworth,
died on Sunday last at her home in Oregon,
i'll. Mrs. Wadsworth will arrive home ABOUT
the 18th inst.
MIR. A. B. Davenport has disposed of his
interest in the Ogden house to Mrs. Hunt,
widow of the late l.. f.. Hunt, and has re-
tuTutu W oIluilu. III inc luluTG MI. flultLJ
will be associated with Mrs. Hunt in the
management of the hotel.
Fred Reed, n resident of Graham avenue,
now carries his arm in n sling as the result
Of an unsuccessful attempt TO extract the
tactical fluid from a would-bc n~on-milkable
bovine. The fractured member was set by
DIR. Montgomery, and the victim is getting
along as nicely as could be expected.
The funeral of Mrs. J. T. Hurley occurred
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at ST. Francis
70. Intria,iu ,bttr,h ATnn ~ frtaNlu Fn1ln,t,al Yhn
body to its last resting place. The process
sion, as it passed upon It's way to the Gene
tary, was pronounced to be one of the largest
ever seen upon the streets of Council Bluffs.
Manager Reed, of the motor line, is build
ing a new car near the city limits. 1t Will
be finished to-day, and will carry about one
hundred and twenty-five passengers. The
other motor will be shipped immediately, and
trains will leave the dummy depot every half
hour. Mr.. Reed was compelled to build a
ear, as there are none on the market, and the
factories are rushed with orders that will
keep them busy for some time to come.
The Wabash injunction against the motor
line will not be pushed, as all the matters re-
garding the crossing have been amicably adj
iusted. A regular time table is being pre-
pared and stops will be made ut Third, Sixth,
Ninth, Twelfth, Sixteenth, Nineteenth and
Twenty-second avenues, and at Kay's land
ing. The trains will hereafter make stops at
only those places, to take on or discharge
passengers.
The case of j. S. Mcdonald, the scab en-
gineer charged with assault with intent to
kill, was called before Judge Aylesworth
yesterday morning. The defendant waived
examination and was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of 81, 900, which
amount was furnished by the railway COM
pany, and the prisoner was released. There
was a large number of brotherhood men
present to testify for the state, which fact
had its effect on the defense.
A few of the representatives of the city
papers held IA meeting in the parlors of the
Ogden house yesterday morning and organ
lied a press club. w. H.. Copson, of the
Nonpareil, was elected president; j. NJ.
Matthews, of the Globe, vice president: Il.
b. Westcott, of the Herald, secretary, and e.
w. Kappell, of the Nonpareil, treasurer.
The business men of the city are to be asked
to furnish a club room for the organization.
The Fourth will be duly observed at the
institution for the deaf and dumb. Superin-
teDdent Rothert and family, together with
employees and a few of the students, will Join
In the celebration. The vacation sends most
of the pupils to their homes, but Superinlen-
dent Rothert wisely decided that the national
birthday should be observed, as this is IL
state institution, and as such should not pass
the day without recognition. A large new
flag will be unfurled, and in the evening there
will be fireworks of various kinds.