Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-07
MINOR MENTION.

n, Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. coal
CRAFTS chattel loans. 204 Sapp block.
The bellbovs OF the Grand motel will give
ball in the knights Of Pyth,as hall ON the
evening of April 9.
The Misses Tholl entertained a few friends
Informally at high five last Tuesday evening
at their home on South Sixth street.
j. j. Steadman, who mas been getting hold
OF the ropes In the Office of the clerk OF the
federal court for the past few weeks, LOOK
formal possession oil the Office yesterday.
Revival services will be helo at the Second
Presbyterian church, on Harmony and Logan
streets this coming week, by the pastor,
Rev. s. Alexander, beginning with todays
services.
The regular monthly meeting of the We
mans Christian association will be beid at
p. m. Monday, March I, at the hospital, cor
ner Ninth street and Sixth avenue. Mrs >.
I Alexander.
A brakeman on the Northwestern named
Costello had two fingers mashed Friday
night while coupling cars in the companys
yards. The injury was dressed ana the
owner left for his home in Grand Junction.
Henry Ross was tried IN police court yes
terday morning and found guilty Of an at
tempt TO commit an outrageous assault upon
q boy who works at the Pacific house. He
was given q sentence Of thirty days on the
streets
Ino Jury IN inc damage SUI OI 0coIkc
Schultz against Joseph Wardian for false
Imprisonment brought In verdict OF $40 In
favor Of the plaintiff yesterday, instead OF
$780, the amount which was demanded by the
plaintiff.
The case of A. A. Prentice against the
Chicago a. Northwestern Railway company
was on trial IN the superior court yesterday.
The plaintiff Is seeking to recover $50 for the
loss Of a steer which 1t Is claimed was
killed by train.
Tho case OF S. E. Maxod against the city,
In which Maxon is trying to collect Sll2.5U
Tor plans which he drew for the lower Broad
way engine house. but which were rejected
by the city council, was on trial yesterday In
the district court
The following foreigners were granted
final naturalization papers yesterday in tho
superior court: Frederick Rupenkamp. An
drew Olsen, Nels. Olsen, Lars Paulson, An
drew johnson. John Smith, Charles Christen
sen, Chris. Jacobsen, Nels Olson. Jens
Simonsen, James Anderson and Jahanra
Rasmussen.
Mayor Macrae attached his signature yes
terday to the ordinance which was passed AT
the last meeting granting franchise 10 John
Il. Stewart to build an electric light and
power plant. He states that he does not
think the objections which were raised by
City Attorney Stewart are of sufficient
weight to justify veto, especially since
there are enough friends of the ordinance in
the council to pass it over his Veto
Peter Jenkins, cripple who was Begging
about the streets yesterday, ended up the
day by gong on glorious drunk. He was
taken to the city jail during the afternoon
and in his pocket was found parer that
showed he had collected nearly $50 as All OBJ
ject of charity. He had only 10 cents abou
him, but from tho quality of his jag the Off
GERS have pretty good idea as to where The
other $40 went.
w. w. Lawrence, who lives at 207 Wash
irgton avenue, has been in the habit lately
Of giving dances at his home at which
hllarity was o- drnught in such hogstcad:
that the ueighbors for distance of a couple
of blocks on each side found it difficult t
sleep until o'clock In the morning, wher
the fiddles had ceased their dulcet tones. G
Wind, who lives next door, stood it for SOM
time, but yesterday morning had him ar
rested. Wind and A. j. Stephenson were OF
hand TO testify to the noisy character Of Mr.
Lawrence's entertainments. Lawrence pro
tested that he never heard any noise on an,
of the occasions referred to, but he was fine,
el0.S0 and sent on his way with an admoni
tiou from the Judge.