Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-14
MLNuK MkNTION.

Boston store, cloaks, blankets, underwear
Look for the Saturday Star today. "A copy
may be left on your doorstep.
{ Rt. Rev. George WorthinPton, S. !. u,
bishop OF Nebraska, Ia expected 10 prolch
and confirm IN Grace church on SUNDAY
evening.
The ladies' of Calanth assembly arc re
uuested to meet at the residence or MIS-. W
y. Groom. col Pierce street, this AFTERNOON;
TO complete the arrangements for u masked
party to be held IN the near future.
Rev. @. w. Snyder will commence n series
of meetings tomorrow at. the Enterprise
Lutheran church, to continue for two weeks
Rev. Luther N. Kuhns OF Oinaua VIII
preach three sermons for these meetings.
The Railroad Temperance association,
meeting which mad been arranged Tor thls
evening at the Christian church tabernacle,
has been postponed. 1t will be held at a later
date, which will be announced in the papers
The letter carriers OF this city will give a
charity ball on Thursday evening, January
to the poor of Council Bluffs. 1t is n worthy
motive, and the citizens should patronize the
carriers generously.
Harry Palmer, the theatrical man who
had another member Of his company, d.. +.
Nord, arrested for opening his mail, mas
been bound over to the grand jury by Com
missioner Stcadmau on the charge OF per.
500.
Pusey & Thomas have been made the gen
eral western agents for the United states
Mortgage company of New York CITY, with
offices in omaha and Council Blutts. III Is
one of the largest loan companies IN the couh-
try, and Ii prepared to handle all choice
loans, of whatever magnitude.
Scvcnty-nine teams reported for duty yes
tcrday at the new Cochran park, ana all
were put at work. Besides these there
-z-z lz.K = l,,,, ,,,,, nt,p1ANpI tyhn had
no teams. City Clerk Zurmuehlen will be
in his Office from 6 to Z o'clock this evening
for the purpose of cashing dirt tickets for
the haulcrs.
Complaints are being made bv the people
who have been engaged in the North Eighth
street mission work that cases that have
been turned over to other RELIEF orSanlha-
tions nave been sadly neglected. 1t is also
stated that some cases worthy OF better
treatment have been characterized as
"chronic beggars" and all assistance re-
fused. The mission is unable to take care OF
all who apply.
Charles Mccoy, the North Eighth street
weather prophet, got on one of his periodi-
calls yesterday afternoon and wanted to XIII
mis- mother because she would not support
him in luxurious idleness. Deputy Marshal
James Anderson and Fred Neal of Onawa
went after him with n warrant, but had to
make u run for him up over the hill coward
Fairvlcw cemetery. Anderson drew Il re
volver and Neal drew several quick breaths
before Mccoy was finally landed in jail.
Jacob Stein went to the home of j. Pierce
yesterday to collect 81 that Pierce was
owing him as part of the purchase price OF a
horse and wagon. Pierce went into the
house and returned shortly with a large
revolver. 1t was not loaded, but Stein did
not know it ana he left the premises consid-
erably quicker than he came. He filed an
information charging Pierce with assault,
and Pierce will have hearing before Justice
Wen today. He claims thai no gun figured
in the transaction.