Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-13
\ MENTION.

ST. Paul's guild entertainment Of living
pictures at Chambers hall tonight. Do not
miss II. Program opens promptly at SIS.
Chrysanthemums. J. r. Mcpherson. Tel. pa
The butchers union Is making arrange
ments for a dance at Hughes hall Thanks
giving night.
Ella Albright is III with diphthcria at her
home on the corner Of Seventh street and
Sixth avenue.
Improved order Of Red Men meet in their
hall at 1913 Pearl street tonight for business
Of importance.
Modern Woodmen OF America will hold a
meeting this evening at 1880 at their hall to
make arrangements for attending the flu
neral Of l.. c. HUFF.
]. w. Squire brought Q suit in the district
court yesterday against Catherine and Henry
TOller and John l.. Templeton on a note for
$500, executed in 1890, secured by a real es-
tate mortgage,
A small house located at 231O Avenue C
and belonging to the Siedentopf estate, was
get on fire by incendiarieS yesterday morn
ing at an early hour. The damage amounted
TO $3.50.
The race horse Faiths was sold on exscu-
tion yesterday TO satisfy claims againo. the
owners, Pstrie & Rex, Of Chicago, amounting
to SOB. John Lindt was the purchaser, the
price paid being $50.
The Ganymede Wheel club has appointed
II. Z. Grimm, r. p. Treynor, and II. X.
Smith a committee to devise plans for a
minstrel show under the auspices Of the
club, some time this winter.
4 dancing club has been organized. con-
slsting mostly OF members Of the Council
Bluffs Rowing association. Parties will be
given every Friday night during the winter,
the first of the series being given this
week.
The Holden Comedy company played "The
Dlrgers Of a Great City" last night to an
enthusiastic audience at the New Dohany,
fulfilling the large expectations that were
raised by the performance Monday night.
This evening the bill will be The Inside
Track"
The city council tried to hold a meeting
last evening, but it was impossible to OBJ
tain a quorum. Mayor Cleaver and Council
men Grahl, Brewick, Spetman and Shubert
were present. but after waiting half or three
quarters of an hour for a fifth alderman to
turn up, 1t vas decided to adjourn and try
to have a meeting this morning at 9 o'clock.
The assault and battery cases brought by
Hattie and Maud Blizzard against Harry
Inman, were tried before Justice Wen yes
terday afternoon. The testimony was some
what conflicting, and the attorneys besought
the court to give them a little while to talk
about the case this morning.
J. w. Minnick was driving up Pearl street,
near the corner Of Willow avenue, Monday
evening. when his horse became frightened
at q motor that was coming up from behind
and ran into 1t in a diagonal direction. The
DuSBy was lanued on It's SIDE, ana MT. Min
nick was thrown some little distance into
space, returning to earth without serious in.
jury, however
Quiet has reigned in police circles ever
since a week ago yesterday morning, when
the four murderers Of Texas" Baker wer5
booked. Not an arrest was made from tina
time on until yesterday afternoon at :
O'Clock. when an old man with large feet and
Invisible assets was brought in, charged with
parsisting in staying in Council Bluffs after
Officer Peterson had told him to get out
He claimed to be on his way to Marshall
town.
Ernest Cullis, who is well remembered by
a good many people in Council Bluffs, il
now employed in the chair department a
the Fort Madison penitentiary, and is a mem
Der of the chapel choir in that charitable in
s%titution. While here he roasted In the base
mcnt of the First Presbyterian church, t.
which he had provid d himself with a key
A typewriter in the pastors study disap
peared about the time he was camping there
It was the burglary of the residence of tn,
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church
however, which brought him to grief am
gave him a four years sentence.
Howard Hattenhauer of Council Bluffs an,
Elmer Tollsy of Chicago were buggy ridinI
in Omaha Monday afternoon. The neckyok
broke and one Of the horses stumbled, break
ing the whiHletree. This frightened tn
horses and they started to run down tn
street at a break-neck speed. Both youn
men clambored out Of the back end of tn
vehicle, and Tolley escaped with a fey
bruises. HattenhGuer chung to the buggy fo
a little distance, running after It, but as h
let go he fell and slid on the pavement. a
he thought, for about fifty feet. His lei
arm was broken, and he sustained sever;
cuts and bruises about the right wrist an
the head. The horses were found yester1l
in South Omaha, one Of them with an ey
gouged out and the other with his leg
laCerated that he almost bled to death. TT
rig was the property Of Wellman of tn
city.
Farm loans made in western Iowa at lowe
rates. No delay in closing loans. Fire ar
tornado insurance written in best of comps
MES. Bargains in real estate. LOUGEE
TOWLE, 1856 Pearl street.
MONEY to loan on improved Iowa farm
r a speciality. Fire insuranc
l.. w. TULLEYS, 1872 Main street, room
2 and 3.
Picture Frnmcs! Picture Frnmcs!!
New picture frames! You can't afford
pass them by. Call and see them. Embroi
cred linen frames mounted to order.
II. L. SMITH G. co.
The Hardman piano improves with use.
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