Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-26
MINOR MENTION.

Grand hotel cigar store carries the finest
lines Of cigars in town.
Grand ho.el. Council Bluffs. Newly fur
nished Reopened Oct. 1. e. r. Clark. Prop
Rev Mr.. Thickstun is to preach at the
Christian home next Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO ID. II. Bailey, aged -, and Claudia NJ.
Copeland, aged 20, both Of Pottawattamie
county.
There was food tide Of vags yesterday.
Up to last evening tweny-four occupied the
city jail, which was consequently filled al
most to overlooking.
The republicans will hold their county
convention in the court house tomorrow after
noon at 1870 o'clock and select delegates to
the state convention.
Roy Orrell for stealing a lot Of brass from
the Sprague iron works, was bound over 10
the grand jury yesterday. Justice Walker
fixed the bond at 800. Orrell was unable
to put up the amount and went to Jail.
The printed reports Of the city officials
have made their annual appearance. They
make considerably larger book this year
than heretofore and are embellished with a
lot Of the worst wood cuts, perhaps, that
have ever been seen in any book Of the kind
printed In Council Bluffs They will be cir
culated broadcast through the country
Mary wife of Charles Linsel, died at 10
O'Clock Monday night, aged "A years, Of can.
Ger OF the stomach, after an illness Of several
weeks The ceased resided at 1711 Fourth
avenue. The funeral will take place Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from the Ger
man Lutheran church and the remains vii
be buried in Fairview cemetery.
Among the vags that fell into the city
hopper to be ground yesterday was Peter
scully, a son Of the man Of the sam'
name. who did the pier work on the motol
bridge several years ago He called for I
]. Evans and George f. Wright, and afte
satisfying them that he was really the son o
his father was released on bond which the!
put up for his appearance this morning.
A Job lot OF musicians were found by th
police at an early hour yesterday morning
comfortably snoozing the night away in
box car in the Northwestern yards. The!
composed a German band and the names o
the members were John Hayne Frank MIN
itz, Charles Nibrock. John Harm, Zinl
Whamm Frank Shaffer Job Welch an
Steve Metzger. All were discharged in polio
court.
All day yesterday was occupied in the dis
trict court with the trial of the case Of Wies
against Norris and there is still some evl
dsnce to be introduced this morning. The de
fense claims that the note which is at tn
bottom Of the suit was originfes to bear in
terest at 10 per cent, but that they will b
able to show that ii was altered to read
after 1t was signed This, II is claimed, re
leases the sureties from all responsibility
The endorsement on the back Of the note
however, shows that for the first year tn
note ran interest was paid at the rate of
per cent.
Judge Smith has rendered a decision
the case of Jane Ann Dunn against L. /
Judson in favor Of the plaintiff. This is tn
case mentioned several days ago, in whc
Mrs. Dunn is trying to obtain her dover II
terest in lot Of property which had bee
deed5d away by her deceased HUSBAND
Stephen Dunn. who married another woma
without first obtaining a divorce Mrs. Dun
No / is now living with her stepson, Stephe
Dunn, jr, few miles in the country, viii
Mrs. Dunn No. is stopping with her sol
John Dunn.
Fire and tornado insurance written in be-
companies Money for farm loans at 10
rates. City property for sale or trade fC
farm lands in Iowa. Lougee G. Towle, 2;
Pearl St.
A polish that will make your piano
furniture look better than when you boug
1t. It's cheap and all right; get 1t at Bi