Omaha daily bee., 1894-07-11
MINOR MENTION.

The Railroad Temperance association meets
this evening az the Fifth Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church.
meeting Of the city council has been
called for tomorrow evening for the purpose
of opening bids for grading.
a marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Albert Chapman aged a. and Frances
Van Nostrom, aged 20, both Of Omaha.
Sheriff Hazen went to Clarinda yesterday
and took Frank Force who was found in
sane, along with him for confinement In the
state hospital
The ladies OF Unity guild will serve a
dime supper on Wednesday evening in the
guild room Of Grace church, corner OF Pierce
and Union streets.
Macox and wife pleaded guilty to the
charge Of assault and battery on Clara Han
ford at the Omaha park on east Pierce street
and paid fine Of S5 and costs each. Clara
will have her hearing on the 18th
The Union Christian mission will have a
picnic tomorrow at Big Lake. All donations
suitable for the occasion Will be accepted by
The committee. consisting Of Mrs. j. Miller,
Mrs. Crombie, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. j. Love.
The police are trying to induce the city
council to put telephone at the toll house
at the east end Of the bridge to aid in cap
turing criminals who find 1t convenient to
commit offenses in one city and then slide
TO the other side.
william Collins, a student Of medicine in
Omaha and Miss Grace Morris Of this city
were married at IL o'clock Monday evening
near Crescent They will leave today for
Lexington, Ky, where Mrs. Collins has an
uncle, whom they will visit for time
]. Surrington a peddler Of silver polish,
went into SChifferli's barber shop on lower
Broadway yesterday afternoon, and, becom-
ing wrathy at what the proprietor had to say
TO him, began kicking over the furniture. He
arrested on a charge of disturbing the
peace.
The prosecution Instituted by Ike Bar
rett against May & Smith, the Broadway
saloon keepers whose establishment Bar
rett had been working for drinks by showing
into sight detectives star, was brought to
an end yesterday afternoon, Barrett dis
missing the case.
Hannah Maud, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Kerns, died of cholera infantum yester
day morning at o'clock after an illness
of two days. Rev. j. G.. Lemen will conduct
the funeral exercises at the home, 625 Av-
enue ID, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the
remains will be buried in Walnut Hill ceme-
terry.
William H.. 6-month-od son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. =. Thompson, died of brain trouble
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock after an
Illness of two days duration. The funeral
will take place this forenoon at 10 o'clock
from the residence, 25l1 South Eighth street.
and the remains will be buried in Fairyiew
cemetery.
On petition Of o. H. Brown, Harry
Schmidt was barought into the district court
last evening for an examination by Judge
Smith to the state of his property
Brown had secured a judgment against him
for $1S, which had been returned unsatisfied,
on account of the fact that the officer had
been unable to find anything to seize.
Mike Hinchey Of Omaha who had been
enjoying a stolen ride on an incoming Bur-
lington freight train, jumped from the train
last night as it was slowing up at the switch
stand. He was knocked insensible and suf-
fered an injury to his left hand which the
doctor says will make amputation neces-
Bary. He was taken to tn ehospital.
Two BARRIERS Louis Keep and c. s. Colby,
got into an alteration over some shop fur
shings which the former had purchased
of the latter, and Colby applied several
abusive epithets to Keep, at the same time
pulverize him. Yesterday Keep filed an in
formation and had Colby arrested on two
charges, assault and disturbing the peace.
The case will he aired this morning.
For sale, cheap two lots on Broadway
near postofce, 25 feet and so feet. Homes
for mon of moderate means at low prices,
easy payments. Fire insurance written in
the best companies Lougee G Towle, 235
Pearl street.
John Linder has been appointed the gen.
eral agent for the famous Regent, Sulpho-
Saline and Soterian mineral waters and the
Soterian ginger ale, from the wonderful Ex-
celslor Springs These waters were awarded
the highest prize at the Worlds fair, and
have proven a specific for blood, stomach,
kidney and rheumatic diseases. The Soterian
ale is made from the same waters. and is
most delightful summer drink. They are
on sale at the general agency, 13 Main
street, and at Browns, Davis and Schnei-
der's drug stores.