Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-18

goes into effect. The city attorney says o
week after Its public alton, and tho police
judge says It is now a law. Marshal Meltck
has issued instructions TO the police TO stop
the music, however.
The school savings deposited during the
past week amounted to slSl.l4, There wero
173 depositors.
Chancellor Bessey Of the state university
is suffering from In grippe.
The university boys tell that Prof. How
ard used 10 say, ITS folly TO stay at home
with this influenza; it's nothing more than a
bad cold.n As the professor has been in bed
a week from its effects they think they have
n good one on him, though they would be
glad to see him in his place again.
~. +. stephens, n prominent member of
the State horticultural society, was called
home last night by a telegram announcing
the serious Illness OF his wife.
Mrs. John Xehrung ana her son, Frank,
left last night for California.
Captain Ireland of the police force Is en-
toying q visit from his brother, Arson ID.
Ireland, of Sioux City.
Nj. j. Greevy, travelling passenger agent
Of the Union Pacific, was in the city TINS
morning.
Tho summer meeting OF the State Hort.
cultural society will DO held ut Crete.
A very pleasant progressive bigh-nve
party wss held last evening at the residence
of MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Craig, 1897 o street,
Hon. Smith Il. Caldwell, the state oil in
speotor, went to Grand Island today on onl-
cial business.
The hog receipts at West Lincoln today
amounted to four cars, and the prices ranged
from S3,621I to 1896.
General l.. w. Colby of Beatrice was in
the city this morning.
G.. o.. Perley of oxford and o p. Perley
of Broken Bow were at the Capitol hotel to
day.
Dave H.. Mercer OF Omaha and Ben L.
Smith of Hastings were at tho Capital to
day.
Goldwater, the pawnbroker. has preferred
charges against Officer Malone.
Two carloads of office furniture for the
new court house arrived this morning from
Toledo, o.
Mike Mccain. the hack driver. owned
Tommy Noonan's 0 street saloon last night
for q while, but was finally thrown out.
This morning he paid 81 and costs.
Some one has stolen n dog tax tag and
collar from Sam ID. Lalaud, the well known
travelling man.
John L.. Melchert, who was some time
since enjoined from entering upon the prem
ises OF his steptather. Wohlenburg, has
begun suit in the district court for damages,
claiming $4,000. He cites instances of cruel
treatment as far back as 1882.
Mack Golson, the ex-dry goods merchant
OF Fremont, who is now in the penitentiary
terday from the Douglas county district
court in the case brought by his wife, Min
ME, in which she prays for a divorce.
Thomas Morrissey obtained a Judgment In
euo Oouh'S- courb yesterday against James
Nanoman for Sl20.
Charles Bowlby, twenty-five, ana Miss
Roa Scherk, eighteen, of Princeton, were
married today by Judge Stewart.
The thirty second estimate, amounting to
$500, was allowed on the new court house
today.
X. j. Greene, as guardian of A.. j. Stout
enberg, an insane man, has begun suit in tho
county court against John Sauvestre to re-
cover judgement on a note for S2T5.
The appeal of A. p. S. Stewart and
Thomas Walton from tho allowance by the
city council of the claim of o. N. Gardney
for services as city engineer was filed in the
district court yesterday afternoon. The
grounds upon which the appeal Is based are
are that the mayor could not appoint MI.
Gardner as city engineer after his ~resigna-
ton had once been received and accepted,
and that the council therefore had no right z
to allow the claim. esq
The finance committee of the charity ball
has not yet made q complete settlement, but
MIR. Liemer states that the proceeds will be
nearly $500.