Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-16
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NIGHT EDITOR, No.23
MINOR MENTION.

G. B. Music Co., 53s B'way.
Reiter, tailor, $40 Broadway
Evans laundry, 724 Broadway.
ID. w. OTIS, city and farm loans.
A twenty five mile bicycle race is billed for
Manawa park this evening The contestants
will be the female bykers, Misses Williams
and Stanley.
John Doty died Friday night at his resi-
dence, No. zoos Avenue Q. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence, Rev. j. Fisk officiating.
The panorama of Jerusalem on the day OF
the crucifxion Is to be opened free this
afternoon, between and o'clock, to all
Sunday school children who come in classes,
accompanied by their teacher.
The fire department was called to Tenth
avenue and Sixteenth street yesterday morn
ing about 1880 o'clock, to extinguish fire in
small wooden building recently put up and
occupied as saloon. The building and con-
tents were total loss.
Burglars attempted to enter the grocery
store of G. Nj. Fulton, No. T4l Broadway,
about midnight Friday night. They were
frightened away by clerk who sleeps in
the store. The prowlers sought to effect an
entrance by forcing rear window with a
chisel.
A good.sized grst of vags, drunks and
peace disturbers appeared in police court
yesterday morning, as the final send-off of
the tournament. They had been having an
dote with very good grace. Nearly 500
dropped into the city treasury.
Four men, living ut the corner of Avenue
and Twelfth street. got into an alteration
yesterday morning, and INDUCED in free
for all fight, in which their clothes were
nearly all torn from their bodies. They were
tough looking set when hauled before
Judge Aylesworth, who assessed thom Sl0.6 60
each.
In the district court, yesterday, Judge Car
hall uoin To hon in, pt,
In the case of Overton VS. Wagner, to en-
force the order of the court closing the lat
ter's saloon. 1t was taken under advise
ment. Judge Deemer will return tomorrow
morning and resume the hearing of criminal
cases, which will occupy about two or three
weeks
1t behooves property owners and citizens
generally to remember that tie gang of
crooks attracted to the city by the tourna-
ment are still here and are only waiting q
favorable opportunity to turn the city upside
down before taking their departure. The
large number of special pplice put on during
the tournament have been discharged, and
tho crooks will undoubtedly profit by it to
steal right and left Extreme vigilance is
urged for several days.
Mrs. Henry Kelley died at the family resi-
dence, No. G21 Bluff street ut lao O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, in the siXty-third year
of her age. she had been suffering from
consumption for three years. She had been
resident of this city for twenty years and
was highly esteemed by a large circle of
acquaintances She leaves II husband and
four children to mourn her loss. The funeral
will take place ut O'Clock tomorrow from
st. Francis Xuvier's church. All friends
invited to attend.
e.. S. Fagely was towed in yesterday
morning for raising disturbance on an
electric motor train. He was drunk and the
conductor refused to receive his fare. He
was put off the train, but again climbed on,
and was making it interesting. when Officer
Beswck took a hand and the game was
ended. Fagely was convicted of grand lar
ceny in the district court q short time ago,
and Judge Thornell released him on condl-
ton that he paid half of his wages to his
wife He agreed to do so, but has not kept
his word and is drinking as hard as ever