Omaha daily bee., 1895-01-18
MINOR MENTION.

Grand hotel, Council BUNS, reopened Oct. 1.
Mayne Real Estate agency, 500 Broadway.
Calanthe Assembly is to give a masquerade
in Woodman hall Thursday evening, January
81.
John Pope was fined sS in police court
yesterday for running his express wagon
without first getting city license.
Miss Nellie Barhyte narrowly escaped being
shot by a gun in the hands Of q small son
of Ed N. Brown, on Harrison street.
All members Of the Union Labor Protec-
tive association are requested TO attend the
regular meeting OF Camp No 1 this even
ing
Dan Graham, a bartender, and Ed Follet
a musician, had fight at the Ogden house
bar room Wednesday night and the musician
was worsted.
Bishop Newman tonight at Broadway
church. America for Americans" Every
true American citizen should hear this lee
ture Come early. Lecture at o'clock
Thomas II. Griffin, San Francisco horse
man, has baen in the city for several days,
trying to make arrangements to lease the
Union Driving park, in the hope of having
some racing meetings here during the coming
summer.
Frank Nelson, a colored man who stole an
overcoat belonging to boy named Welch at
the Bloomer school, was brought over from
Omaha yesterday and is now confined in the
city Jail. The overcoat has been returned to
its owner.
A pleasant social was given last evening
by Etchetah council No. 3, Degree of Poca-
hontas, at their tepee, 103 Pearl street, at
which quite number of pleasure seekers
were present in spite Of the bad weather.
Dancing and other amusements were in
dulged in.
Glen Spry ran into L. Henderson's wagon
yesterday while they were both hauling ice
at Big lake, and broke the wagon. Hender-
son, who lives at 913 Avenue +, filed an in
formation, upon the strength Of which Spry
was arrested yesterday, charged with ma
licous destruction of property.
The Phillips outfit, arrested several days
ago on the charge of threatening to kill the
head Of the house, was turned loose yester-
day by Justice Wen, after not very pleasant
scented state OF affairs had been shown up.
1t was impossible for Phillips to prove that
any direct threats were made against him
but It was plain enough that there had been
a domestic broil Of two years standing.
Pat Lyons, who Is employed at the Union
Pacific round house, made the serious mis-
take of disputing Officer Weir yesterday
afternoon, Weir had dog which Mrs. Met
calf, of East Broadway notoriety, said was
hers but Lyons claimed 1t was his. He
followed Weir to the police station, demand
ing the dog at every step, and when he
reached there, Weir showed his authority
by thrusting Lyons behind the bars. Eye
witnesses claim that the arrest was entirely
without excuse, excepting to maintain the
sort of dignity that wears brass buttons.
A company, claiming to present play
called "The True American" appeared al
Dohany's last evening. Several of the com
pany, both male and female, showed the
effects of recent liberal potations, and two
of the women went through performances or
the stage which might be expected In ques
tonable resorts, but hardly In a first class
opera house. There fair-sized audi
ence when the performance commenced. bu
by the time one Of the players, whose name
was Sullivan, had delivered the knockout
blow, which was the piece de resistance o
the play 1t had dwindled until the gallery
gods had well-nigh a monopoly of the seats
We have over 100000 to loan upon i'm
proved Iowa farms. Farmers desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct with us
thereby saving agents commission. We dc
not loan on wild lands. nor in Nebraska
Ionpaa &. Tn,uIe 02h Pearl street