Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
THE DAILY BEE.
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TELEPHONES:
BUSINESS OFFICE, No. a.
NIGHT EDITOR, NO. ~.
OFFICE, NO. ~ rEAnL STREET.
MINOR MENTION.
Y. Plumbing company.

N. Y. Plumbing company.
Hon. John Y. Stone speaks at Harlan
tomorrow.
An enjoyable party was entertained
last evening by Misses Jennie Baldwin
and Nellie Sackett. A large number OF
the young society folks of the city were
present.
Carl, son of Jams Jensen, died We'd
nesday evening, aged - months, of
w~hooping cough. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
from the residence on South Eighth
street.
The Colorado house has been closed
by the sheriff on II writ Of attachment
sued out by Jacob Howarth against his
brother Joseph. The furniture is held
to satisfy an alleged debt.
a tin key has becn manufactured for
the city editor of the Nonpareil, who is
greatly troubled in spirit least the
county Jail should take fire during the
absence of the sheriff, and all the pris-
oners be crcmated.
The members of the Congregational
Sunday school to the number of about
two hundred held Il picnic in Paramount
park Yesterday. The weather was all
that could be desired, and u very enjoy
able time is reported.
The Bluff Citys are matched to play
the "Hughes nine" at the driving park
next Sunday for $50 II side and the gate
receipts. The Bluff City team is doing
some fine playing lately and should
tackle the City League team.
Captain Nick O'Brien, of tho mer-
chants police, has been appointed dep
uty United States marshal for the SOUTH
ern district OF Iowa, and proposes to
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who fail to display IL government license
in their places OF business.
Wade Carey shipped several of his
trotters to Ottumwa last evening to take
part in the races there. Among the
number were the trotters King Humbert
and George Simmons, and the PAGERS
Lorene and Gray jim. Loreue has II
record of 2:l54 and is showing up very
fast this season.
The Council Bluffs Medical society
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, DR.. l.. S.
Thomas; vice president, DR.. II. B. Jen-
nings; treasurer, DR.. j. II. Cleavcr;
secretary, DR.. j. +. White; board OF
censors, Drs. G.. II. Pinney. G. Deelkin
and f. w. Houghton.
John Clatterbuck was thrown from his
buggy at the corner of Twenty-third
street and Avenue b Wednesday even
ing and seriously injured. He was taken
to his home in Streetsville, where he
remained unconscious for several hours.
His condition was much improved yes
terday and he will probably %ecove
1t is unlawful to kill prairie chickens
between December | and September |:
woodcock between January | and July
10; pheasant, wild turkey or quail be-
tween January | and October /; wild
duck, goose or brant between May | and
August 10. Information filed against
any v~iolator Of the law will lead to pro-
secution.
The contract for the erection of the
power house of the electric motor COM
pany has been let to Wickham Bros.
and j. A. Murphy. The new building
will be located near the waterworks
pumping station. and work will be COM
menced in time to receive the necessary
machinery before the bridge is ready to
open to travel.
The case of William Reese was called
before Judge Aylesworth yesterday
morning, but was continued until next
Monday on account of the absence of the
prosecuting witness, Jack Whitaker.
who received the worthless check passed
by the defendant. Colonel Daley con-
ducts the prosecution and Ambrose
Burke the defense.
r.. Il. Saddler yesterday received the
medal which he won in the tub race at
Spirit Lake. 1t consists of a bar bear
ing his name, and in relief on the
pendant attached is the figure of a man |
sitting in "a tub and bearing the words |
spirit Lake" 1t is very neat. and
highly priced by the owner. Mr..
Saddler made "a very fine race, d~istanc-
ing the champion tub racer of the Mis-
sisssippi valley.
Artists prefer the Hallett & Davis
piano, at G. b. Music Co., 224 Broadway.