Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-30
MINOR MENTION.

pished. Reopcned Oct 1. E. r. Clark, Prop.
" j. Brechtel was granted divorce In the
district court yesterday from CHRISTINA
Brechtel.
marriage license was issued yesterday to
John Schuman, aged 3S, and Tony Soldat,
aged %, both OF Omaha.
Thomas O'Brien is to have hearing Mon
day the charge OF trying to entice away
the daughter Of Fred Westrip.
A motion for a new trial was filed in the
district court yesterday by the plaintiff in the
case of Peter Weise against Morris Bros.
There will be a union Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting tonight at the Christ an
church at 6;45. All young people invited.
Charles Exlne was bound over to the grand
jury yesterday on the charge Of breaking
into Connor Bros tool house and stealing
lot of tools. lie is in the county jail.
The trial Of the case Of f. c. Reed against
w. II. Beck TO restrain the latter from seiz-
ing the office Of treasurer OF Manawa and
handling the town funds will be tried before
Judge Smith Monday.
Regular convocaton Of Star chapter No.
A. Royal Arch Masons, will be held tomor-
row night at Masonic temple All compan-
ions are requested to be present. visiting
companions are always welcome.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the Second
Presbyterian church will hold a milk maids
convention at the church, corner of Harmony
and Logan streets, next Tuesday evening"
July 2.
A horse belonging to Martin, the express
man, INDUCED in a runaway yesterday after
noon and sustained a broken leg. 1t had to
be shot last evening, officer Easdale acting as
executoner.
Regular conclave Of Ivanhoe commandery
No. II, knights Tempar, will be held Thurs
day, July 4, at the Masonic temple. All
members and visiting sir knights are re-
quested to be present. BY order OF the
eminent commander
Two men were caught by Denver Hough
trying to pick lock on the Northwestern
depot at Crescent and sentenced to five days
In the county Jail. They are now serving
their sentences. They gave their names as
John Johnson of Ottumwa and Julius Orial
OF Chicago.
w. T. Duncan, who was arrested night or
two ago on the charge OF trying to entice
away the daughters of C. A. Simpson and
John Evers was identified yesterday as the
man who tried to perform the same operation
with May Jepson and Bessie Jeffers, two
young girls. He will have a hearing next
Tuesday
Colonel Reed completed arrangements last
evening with the Chicago Young Ladies' Mil
itary band and orchestra, with Manager p.
Munroe, for the appearance of the famous
organization at Manawa. They will furnish
the music for the cadets field day at Manawa
Wednesday and will be one Of the attrac-
tions for the Fourth.
Press dispatches state that Alonzo Huntley
has arrived in Morley, Mich, from Council
Bluffs, accompanied only by his dog, having
traversed the entire distance on foot, draw
ing all his personal effects behind him in a
little wagon. He Is IA years of age, ana
claimed to be on his way to Big Rapids to
visit his sisters Mrs. Handy, Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Russell.
Ed Goodwin, charged with stealing a hog
from Ed Burke, another colored man. was
given a trial in Justice Vien's court yester-
day. The evidence of Texas Baker showed
that Goodwin dragged the hog into his place
late one night and they ate 1t. But there
was no evidence to Show that the hog Baker
ate was Burke's, and Goodwin was conse-
quently discharged
Chris Rudio. who was terribly maltreated
In saloon fight in Omaha a few nights ago,
is said to be in very critical condition. He
was unable to go to justice Vien's court
yesterday, at any rate, and consequently the
criminal proceedings instituted by him
against j. w. Pinnell for keeping a saloon
contrary to law was continued until Monday
afternoon at o'clock, with the prospect that
a further continuance will be needed at that
time.
The motion TO dissolve the injunction re-
straining the city from collecting the paving
taxes on I. ]. Evans property near the river
was argued all day yesterday before Judge
Smith. Evans bases his claim partially on
the fact that the paving was not what 1t was
cracked up to be. but mainly on the action
of the council In ordering the paving done
by resolution which was not published, in
stead of by ordinance. Another whirl at the
Pottawattame tribe No 81, Independent
Order of Red Men, will hereafter meet every
Wednesday evening, instead of twice
month. The semi-annual report will be read
at the next meeting, which will occur on
Wednesday evening, July 3, and the raising
up of chiefs" will occur on the evening Of
July 10. 1t Is desired that as many of the
members as can possibly come will attend
these two meetings that they may become
fully acquainted with the financial condition
Of the tribe and the progress being made.
Fire and tornado insurance written In best
companies Money for farm loans at low
rates. City property for sale or trade for
farm lands in Iowa. Lougee G Towle 2S5
Pearl St.
The p. m train to Lake Manawa is an
excursion train every day in the week eX-
cepting Sunday. One fare pays for the rounl
trip, tickets good to return on any train dur
Ing afternoon evening.
Yes. the Eagle laundry is "that good
laundry" and is located at 724 Broadway.
II in doubt about this try II and be convinced,
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.