Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-19
City News and Notes.

Prof. Samuel Aughey left today for Hot
Springs, Ark.
The new chapel of the Christian church in
East Lincoln Is about completed and SER
vices will be held there January 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Lyman entertained a
number of their friends at their. home at
Thirty-second and Vine streets last evening.
Miss Alace ID. Loose, sister of Mrs. M. NJ.
White. died yesterday morning at Mr..
Whites residence, Nineteenth and G streets.
The remains were taken to Monroe, Mich.
An infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs. J. M.
Edmiston died yesterday az the family res.
idence, III North Twenty-fifth street. The
funeral occurred today at 2 p. In.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien, aged seventy nine
years, died at the insane hospital yesterday.
The remains were taken TO Dawson. Neb.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan
Robbins at 1l3 & street, that died Thursday,
was buried yesterday.
Elder Miller will preach both morning and
evening at the st. Paul church tomorrow.
The ice men are rushing the harvest. The
Lincoln ice company is putting up /, 900 tons
daily; p. HI. Cooper about five cars each
day The Others about the same amount.
The Missouri Pacific pay car will be here
tomorrow.
A business meeting of the Pleasant Hour
club was held this evening at Hardy g.
Pitchers.
MIR. J. Il. Briscoe will talk to the young
men at s O'Clock Sunday evening at the
Young. Mems Christian association hall.
The great silk case was aired again yes
terday afternoon in the county court, when
Attorney Greene recovered a Judgment
against w. S. Crick for $25 attorney fees.
Crick had employed Greene, in the Case
where he replevined the ITO yards of silk
from Marshal Carder. tjrick compromised
the case and dismissed it without Greene's
knowledge or consent.
The Nebraska savings bank is %reOrganiz-
ing.
Bishop Bonacum returned last evening
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looking after the workings of his church.
He expresses himself we'll pleased with The
new Catholic college at that place. He said
further that he was In correspondence with o
teaching order known as the Fathers of the
aOly Resurrection" and was trying TO in
duce them to come west and locate at York,
where a school for the higher education OF
young men might be protitably conducted
AL T., Evan of the Lincoln bureau of The
Bee and his wife are both seriously i'll.
Hon. George Is. Everett Of Beatrice is in
the city.
Attorney Hartigan secured the release OF
the man jackson, who was committed for
contempt of u Minden notary public, and the
W went west today in ahappy frame Of
mind.
Frank Thomas, who had been released on
bail for selling liquor on Sunday and had
forfeited his bond, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a farm about twelve miles west
of the city and lodged in the city Jail.
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penitentiary at 0;45 Sunday morning. The
programme will consist of an address by w.
j. Bryan and a song and recitation by 5. w.
Burnham.
The quarantine at Twentieth and M has
been raised. Seven children ut that place
have had the scarlet fever.
A young newspaper man of the city con
nected with one of the weeklies, has met
with a severe disappointment. He was TO
have been married Monday evening TO an
estimable young lady of this city. Invita-
ton cards mad been issued. aud the young
man was dreaming the fond dream of Young
love, but fate had a sad blow in reserve.
The trousseau of the bride had been pre-.
pared for the happy event, but when Mon
day night came round there was no wedding
in the home of her parents. The cause of it
was that the young lady had exercised the
provocative of her sex ana changed her
mind.
Sol Males was a passenger over the North
western last evening for Marshalltown, la