Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-06
OitY News and Nntcs.

Hon. Chas. q. Bates and Deputy Revenue
Collector Andy Kerr, Of Beatrice, were in
| the city last evening.
John j. Rapmaker, now OF Hastings, but
| formerly of Lincoln was in the city yester-
| day afternoon and evening renewing old
| acquaintanccs.
Judge i. b. Cessna, of Hastings, was
Capital City visitor yesterday afternoon.
Tho new soap works in West Lincoln will
be ready TO run in about ten days or two
weeks.
The announcement that the Eden musee
people would run on Sunday In the future ia
creating something OF q sensation among the
| pious people of this city, rs well as among
| those who arc not so pIous, yet who are op-
posed TO the desecration of the Sabbath,
The work on the new parocial school on nj
| street is progressing finely.
The University Cadet band will furnish
| the music for the state fair next week. A
| gentleman remarked that he meant no refec-
| tion on the boys, but it did seem to him that
the state board OF agriculture should have
| engaged first class band for this occasion.
The cold weather OF tho past few days is
bringing out the stoves, and fires in the morn
ing and evening are quite common as well as
comfortable.
The b. s. M have had so many accidents
TO people in the vicinity of Salt creek bridge
that they have put up notice at either end
warning pedestrians that 1t Is not public
highway and that whoever attempts to cross
on it must incur great risk.
Mr. bampher, of Grinnell, H.. father-in-
law to MIR. Wallace travelling man of this
city, arrived last night TO take in the great
state fair.
non partisan prohibitory league was or
ganized this evening at University Place.
The Lincoln people who visited Omaha
yesterday express themselves well pleased
with the treatment received from the author
tiles both of the city and the fair, and regret
very much that the inclement weather made
the parade an impossbiiity,
b. f. Thomes, editor of the Wymore Union
and postmaster at that bustling little city,
was in Lincoln this afternoon.
The case of Dunn VS.. Brown was on trial in
the county court this afternoon. 1t was Tor
forcible entry and detainer for two.story
house in this city on lease given to secure a
loan.
John Frolch, aged twenty-one, of Eagle,
ana Fannie MCGEE, aged seventeen of ELM
wood, came to the city this morning, and by
the aid of Judge Stewart, were made man
and wife. Mir. Frolich was arrayed in the
conventional black, while Miss McGee
charmed the stony heart of Clerk Long by
her white vest, bridal robe, slippers and
sweet, angelic appearance.
A marriage license was issued this after
noon for T. w. Hudson and Emily Damrow,
OF Saltillo.
Deputy County Clork Churchill has the
tax rolls for 1889 completed and ready to turn
over to the treasurer.
Colonel Ed r. Sizer. clerk of the district
court, left this morning for weeks trip in
Illinois. He will stop at Ottawa and Chi
cago.
The Cunning adultery case, which has been
bobbng up and down in Justice Sneling's
court for some weeks, was taken on change
of venu by the defendant to Justice Coch-
rams court to-day.
George Whitman, of Oxford, Is at the Cap
ital. ..'.-'. .-,'-,,r-
Hon. !. L. McPheeiy. of Minden, promi-
nent candidate for the republican nomina-
tion for congressman for the second district,
is in the city to-day.
g. j. Wright, Tecumseh, II. s. Jacobsen,
Omaha, M. e. O'Bren South Bend, A. +.
Ludwig, Ashland, ID. III. Huines. James
Jones, Sennett, N. b. Stone and wife, r. ID.
Nearing, York, and H. Nj. Wolf, Culbertson,
are at the capital.