Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-27
MINOR MEN TION.

hnes OF cigars In town.
Calanthe assembly meets at Woolman Of
lhe World hall this afternoon.
Grand hu.el. Council Bluffs Newly fur.
uishcd Reopcned Oct 1, Y. L. Clark, Prop.
Pat Hnnaphan did the same old thing last
evening. with the same old result and now
lies In jail.
Unity Guild will give a social this even
Ing at the home Of Mr. Cfittenden on Up
per Broadway. Friends cordially invited.
DR.. Keller will lecture to the nurses Of the
Womans Christian association hospital to-
morrow at II o'clock on Nursing During
Confinement
Dave Smith pleaded guilty yesterday to
stealing set Of harness belonging to Will
liam Wclch. and vas fined. Cudga Nc
Cleldn who has been held as witness, was
discharged.
Bluir City lodge No. II, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons, will meet in special com
muncaton this evening, for work in the
third degree. All master Masons are in
vited to attend. ]. b. Atkins, secretary
Twenty-nine vags came up before Justice
Cook yesterday for treatment. He admins
tered doses varying in strength from hve to
fifteen days and then diluted them all by
allowing the victims twenty minutes to get
out Of town.
LcOua. the 7-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Pierce of 229 Sixteenth avenue,
stumbled and fell on Sixteenth avenue break
ing her left arm just above the elbow. She
was carried into the house Of Mr.. Fitzgerald,
neighbor, where her injuries were cared
for.
Mrs. Lanning, the Seventh avenue lady
who thought her pocket was picked, has
found out that she was mistaken. Her
watch was returned to her yesterday by a
couple of boys who picked 1t up on the
sidewalk on broadway, near the corner OF
Bryant street.
ID. X. Dodson has been awarded the con-
tract for carrying the United States mails
to and from the depots and will begin his
duties this morning. He receives $l,7OO
year for four years, a great reduction from
the amount received by the present incum-
bent.
Paul Meyer and John Lindsr, the former a
saloon keeper and the latter a wholesale
liquor dealer got into an alteration Sunday
evening in which Lnder, in the heat Of
the argument, got Meyers thumb in his
mouth and chewed it vigorously. Meyer had
Lnder arrested and the case will be fought
out Friday at 2 p. m.
Mrs. j. T. Conley, who lives at 2O1S Sixth
avenue, put her dog in the house Tuesday
night to keep off burglars. During the night
he tipped over lamp and set the house on
FIRE. nearly everything being demolished. The
loss was heavy and only partly covered by in
surance. Mr.. Conley and all the children
excepting one, the baby, were in the country.
Sheriff Hazen received letter from l. C.
Taylor yesterday, stating that the writer had
been sentenced to a term in the Nebraska
penitentiary for passing counterfeit money
Taylor has a career that has taken in Coun-
Gil Bluffs quite considerably. he having been
sentenced to at least two terms in the peni-
tentiary from here and passed almost un-
limited terms in Jail for petty offenseS.
Axtel Ehlers was tried in Justice Cooks
court yesterday on the charge Of beating
his board bill at Mrs. Ellen Howarth' S
place, the Scott house. on North Main
street He admitted that he left his sur
plus clothes at the hotel as security for the
BILL and then sneaked in one night and took
them away. He was fined $40 and costs
and in default of the money he went
to the county jail.
League, and Lauies Auxillery No II, Union
Vetrans League, WIN meet this evening
Reminiscent papers will be read by Com
rade Frank Dalton, Fourth Iowa infantry
Scouting for Logan" Comrade Dalton
served as scout at General Logan's head
quarters. Quite an interesting paper may
be expected. Comrade S. S. Nash, Seventy
fifth Illinois infantry, will read MY En-
lstment and My First Battle"
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 Towle, 2SJ
Pearl st.
A polish that will make your piano OF
furniture look better than when you bought
1t. It's cheap and all right; get it at Blk
bys, 202. Main street.
Mrs. E. ]. Scott 536 West Broadway, spe.
cial millinery sale Monday and Tuesday only
25c wreaths 10c; 75c wreaths 35c; 75c rose
sprays, Csc. A large assortment of choice
flowers, 10c, 15c and 20c; black untrimmet
hats 10c, 15c and zoe; trimmed hats, 25c up
Please remember the dates, June "a and 20