Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-29
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N. \. Il. 20.
Gleason coal.
d. w. Otis. city and farm loans.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.
Boston store. the leaders in dry goods.
Carbon Coal Co., wholesale, reta il l0Pearl
The classes in the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium
Will be started up regularly as usual next
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. j. w. Dixon and Miss Mary f.. Coch-
ran, OF this city, were married last evening
by Rev. g. w. Crofts.
Fry and Tolliver, the two darkies ar
rested for disturbing the peoce on Lower
Broadway Frida afternoon, had their cases
continued until Monday.
The articles of Incorporation of Big Grove
lodge, No. 22G, Knights of Pythias, of Oak
land, Ia, were filed for record yesterday.
The trustees are j. W. Rhoades, +. w.
Brown and A. Stedman.
At $3.50 this afternoon a game of base ball
between the travelling men and printers Will
be called at Eairview park. An admission
fee OF 10 cents will be charged aud the pro-
ceeds devoted to the Jimmie DAVIS fund.-
The Odd Fellows have decided to give
their old organ to the home for the friend
less, and the instrument was delivered the re
yesterday by Japitor Slead. II was a fine
organ, but was too small for the hall where
1t was formerly used.
The doctors seem to disagree as to whether
II was diphtheria or not which caused the
ucdbu Oh b1G CUllu III INC Fryer lhlnly. luz
report that other members of the family had
been taken with diphtheria is a false one,
they being all well as usual.
Mrs. Pralor, whose restaurant on Broad.
way Is q well.known resort of the colored
folks, protests against the assertion that
gambling games are run ut her place. The
gambling den so frequently visited by the
police is three doors away from her.
Marriage licenses have been issued to An.
drew Q johnson and Nina Jensen, both of
this city; Herman Pogge and Mary Woh-
lers, of Nicola; and David L. Singles, Of
Brown county, Kansas, and Elizabeth l..
Holland, of Douglas county, Nebraska.
Papers have been received by the county
clerk from Governor Larrabee pardoning
John Troutman and Peter Bartelle from
Imprisonment in the county Jail on the pay
ment of the costs of the suits against them.
They paid the costs promptly, and were lib
Grated yesterday.
A number of the members Of the Dodge
Light Guards were skirmishing around at u
lively rate looking for one OF their number
who was reported TO have quietly secured q
marriage license with matrimonial infant
just BE- fore the closing hours at the Office of
the county clerk.
The Heine family will give one of their
rare musical treats at Masonic temple Tues
day evening, October l, under the auspices
of the Berean Baptist church. Prof. Helne
has q very wide reputation as a violinist, and
as this is his last concert in the city every
body should hear him.
e. w. Jackson has four horses taken with
a peculiar craze, literally. They appear to
be beside themselves, and go about plunging
and snorting wildly. Other horses in the
city are reported as being similarly affected,
and the veterinarians are puzzled. The new
ailment seems to yield, though, quite readily
to remedies.
A small blaze was caused yesterday morn
ing at the residence of Mrs. Caldwell, No.
635 Washington avenue by the igniting OF
gasoline. The damage was nominal. 1t was
noticed that before the four rounds of the
alarm had struck the guage at the police sta
tion Indicated l20 pounds pressure, showing
conclusively that with the pumps running
the pressure apparatus would give an imme-
date response, provided the valves worked
properly.