Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-28
MINOR MENTION.
OFFICES.


Boston store for sun umbrellas
Judson, pasturagc, 927 Sixth avenue.
Miltonbergcr is tho halter, 502 Broadway
The Mayne Real Estate Co, G2l Broadway.
John Shea and Mary Shigley, both of
Omaha were married yesterday oy JUSTICE
Fox.
case of diphtheria was reported yester.
day, the victim being Herbert Perkins, 2ll4
Avenue +.
marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Patrick II. Dwyer of Omaha and Julia Z.
Chyte of Crete, Neb. Their ages are 20 and
81.
John Green will have n hearing this morn
ing at II o'clock on the charge OF committing
an assault on G. III. Calm with intent TO 10
great bodily injury.
The petit Jury was discharged IN district
court Yesterday. The work OF the term Is
practically at an end. and tho next few days
will be occupied in tho clearing up OF the
docket.
The members OF the petit Jury in the dis
trict court yesterday presented Mrs. j. Nj.
Matthews, wife of the county auditor. with
q fine pcarl-handled gold pen just before
they were discharged for the term.
Dalbey's band has been engaged to furnish
music for the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation field day at the driving park on the
Fourth of July. The mail carriers and NOM
bcrs of the fire department have agreed to
take part in some of the races.
Informations have been filed with Justice
Fox against s. ID. Kelly, Frank Jackson,
Amos Clark aud another man named jack
son, all OF whom are accused of being impli-
Gated in the outrage against old man Harris
east of the city last Saturday night. They
are not yet under arrest.
Belle Clover is to have q hearing on July
6 on the charge of keeping house of ill
fame. Amanda Rocks who filed the infor-
nation in Justice FoXs court, claims that
her husband spends all of his time there, and
IN order TO put the temptation out of his
way she has invoked the aid of the state
law
The Commercial Pilgrims will give n
basket picnic at Grceudale July 4. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all travelling men
and their families program has been
foot races, tennis, croquet, etc. Hacks will
leave Bayliss park, opposite Grand hotel, at
9o'clock q. IN.
N. N. Norton, South Omaha man, was
arrested yesterday with horse and colt in
his possession that he fails to account for
satisfactorily The arrest was made at the
request of a man named Clark, who lives at
Carson According to Nortons story, he left
horse with Clark, who is his nephew, and
Clark traded off the horse for n mare and
colt. After ascertaining which was the
mare and colt Norton went to the pasture at
night and took them out by the light OF the
moon. Clark claimed that the horse ne
traded Off was his, at least to the extent of
sl5, which he claimed for the trouble and ex-
pense of keeping him.
A party of young people of Council Bluffs
inaugurated n series of parties at Manawa
last evening. Glen's orchestra furnished
the dancing, which took place at the hotel,
and supper was furnished at II o'clock.
The party returned by special motor early
this morning. The young men who arranged
the party for their lady friends, are as fol
lows John Beno, John Golden, John Nc
Dcrmott, Al Faul. harry Warren, Will
Martin, Will Strickler, Will Patterson, Fred
Dobbins, Rola Robinson, Oscar Williams,
Tom Treynor, William Jacobs, Jay Glen,
Harry Davis and Clark Hayes. Similar par
ties will be given by the same young men
every two weeks during tfe season.
Mrs. Fannie Smith appeared before Justice
Wen yesterday morning and entered plea
of guilty to the charge of assaulting small
Gt Ser # a to- s When es 'se seros
was Mt first reported, and the story as told
by Mrs, Smith showed that the boy got no
more than half of what he deserved. He
used q great deal of vile and profane
language toward her. in which he was as
sisted by his father, and when she was pro
tectng her son from large iron toothed
rake In the hands of the youthful Covalt he
seized her wrist in his teeth and bit her till
the blood came. A nominal fine was assessed
against her.
Two small boys got into a boat al Cut-Oh
yesterday and We're having n great time
when they were discovered by the owner OF
tne D0at, JOhn Semple, ana Ofuereu 10 Re1
out. This they refused to do, accompanying
their refusal with sundry wavings of the
fingers from the ends of their noses. This
angered Semplc. and he made dash for the
boys, capturing one of them, n son of Julius
Kruger He forthwith ducked him in the
water by way of showing him who was tho
general manager of the boat. Kruger:
father filed an information against him
charging him with assault and battery, and
Justice Field went to Cut-On to hear tn,
evidence. AT tho conclusion he taxed up
s. fine and the costs against Semple.
Two men were passing the Omaha saloon
nj the corner of Broadway and Ninth stree
last evening, when one of them took it int
his head that third man, who happened u
be sitting out in front of the saloon, needed
doing up. He accordingly proceeded to thu
work, but met with an unexpected obstacle
The third party refused to be done up, bu
on the contrary knocked both of his assail
ants down, They were both arrested anC
taken to the city Jail, where they wer
booked with a disturbance of the peace. ON
of them refused to give hls name and was s.
contrary that the jailor was compelled I
use considerable force before he could b
gotten inside the cell. The other gave hi
name as Phillip Berka,
Remember the Epworth league cor
vention. Broadway Methodist church
10 IA m, p. N. and Sp. m.
Williamson & Co.. lO6 Main street
largest and best bicycle stock in city.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
DR.. II, b. Jennings has gone for visit i
Ohio
+. III. Evans is home from trip to CHI