Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-09
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aIINOR MENTION.

n. v Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas
Judson pasturagc, 929 Sixth avenue.
Miltonhcrger is the halter, 500 Broadway
The Maync Real Estate Co.. Cpl Broadway.
The water works ofce will be open Satur-
day evening, July s, until $3.50. Come early
and save your discount.
Charley Ford, a 5-year-old PAGER, owned by
O horseman in Tacoma, Wash, is at Mase
Wises stable. He has a good record.
The Northwestern is laying new eighty
pound steel rails between Council Bluffs
and Honey Creek in place OF the old sixty
pound rails.
There will be special meeting Of Har-
mony chapter No 25, Order of the Eastern
Star, this evening for purposes OF initiation
BY order of worthy matron.
a warrant is out for the arrest Of Jacob
Florke on the charge of stealing pocket
book from fellow boarder at 700 Fourth
street. The purse ntained Sll in money.
There will be free lecture tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock at Fairmount park by
DIR. H. Il. Stanley of New York City. His
subject will be "Out of Error Into Truth"
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to r. A. Purcupe of Omtia and Maud
Delano of Norman, Okl. Their ages are 22
and 25. They were married by Justice Field
The corner stone of the new German
Evangelical church at the corner of Pierce
street and Glen avenue will DO laid today.
The first intention to have appropriate cere-
monies in connection with the laying has
been abandoned on account Of the warm
weather.
yesterday in the patrol wagon on n tour of
inspection with view to ascertain how
much of truth there Is in large number OF
complaints that have come in from property
owners in almost every part of the city on
account of sink holes that need filling up.
nf E'i5nlity rpunri I2oyal
Arcanum, was held last evening at which
H. A. Snyder of Waterloo, deputy grand
regent for the state of Iowa, was present.
!. M. 1reynor resigned his position as grand
regent of the state, and the vacancy so made
was filed by the appointment of $. T. Nc
Atee as his successor.
The attorneys for the city and the PLAIN
tiff in the Krucgcr damage suit argued a
motion for new trial in the district court
yesterday morning. Tho plaintiffs attor-
neys claimed that enough had been broug ht
forth in the way of evidence to show that
the verdict of the jnry was not strictly
regular, while the city attorney contended
that enough evidence had been put forth to
show that the maker of the famous German
affidavit had lied in some particulars, and
that, therefore, his affidavit was subject to
disbelief in every other particular. Judge
Deemer took the subject under advisement.
Officer Kemp ran across four suspicious
looking characters last evening at the corner
Oh MAIN StTeeJ anu bTOduWay anu
arrested them. One of them, who
afterwards said his name was John
Hammercott, showed fight and Kemp
had to use his cane with good
deal of vgor to get him under
control. He claimed to be soldier from
Fort Logan come down to see the elephant
In the tussle that took place between him
and the officer they rolled over and over in
the street and both were somewhat dis
figured. Number two of the group was caugh,
and held by Ira f. Hendricks and G. Il. Han
man, who happened to be standing near anG
appointed themselves temporary policemen
The other two got away.