Omaha daily bee., 1895-07-20
MINOR TON.

At II o'clock last night the infant son OF
A. ]. Durfee died.
over so finest brands OF cigars in the
world at Grand hotel cigar store.
Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. Newly fur
nished. Reopened Oct. 1. Il. +. Clark, prop.
Manager Atkins has put in a new long
distance telephone In the pavilion al Grand
Place, Lake Manawa, and made it a public
telephone station.
The hot weather has increased the demand
for Wheelers king temperance beer to such
an extent that he brewery is run to its full
est capacity night and day.
Memebers Of Abe Lincoln post are earn
estly requested to be in attendance this even
Ing, as there is to be a very interesting
meeting Hugh w. Goss, adjutant.
Special conclave Of Ivanhoe commandery,
knights Templar, this evening at 1880 o'clock
to confer order Of the temple The prompt
attendance Of all Sir Knights is courteously
desired.
Married, at the parors Of the Grand, by
II. o. Cook, e. NJ Kimmel and Daffy Harli-
gan OF Omaha, Neb.; also NJ E. Russell Of
Warsaw, Ind, and Mary Il. Tolsmer Of
Toledo o.
Grace, the t9-months- daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Olsen, died at o'clock yester-
day morning, after three weeks Illness, of
cholera infantum. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at 230 o'clock from the family
residence, 1885 Main street.
Maggie, wife Of William Peters, died Of
heart trouble yesterday morning at 4 o'clock
aged SO years, after three days Illness, at
$50 East Pierce street. The funeral will
occur this morning at 10 o'clock and the re-
mains will be Inferred in Boomer township.
Ed Martin bought the gray team yesterday
which has been used in propelling the patrol
wagon ever since shortly after the war. The
price paid was $50. The city is now left
without any team for the patrol wagon, and
unrI hag farth hat hn Int ttt,a
Is to be muzzled for few days.
The carnival at the First Baptist church
Thursday evening was a success. Perfect in
all Of Its many appointments, the program
consisted Of selections and numbers in instru-
mental and vocal music The booths were
neat and attractive with their numerous oc-
cupants true to life. full house enjoyed
the well rendered program, in spite Of the in
terse heat. The refreshments came in very
acceptably At the close.
Four or five new tents were added to the
tented fields at Manawa yesterday. There Is
a whole canvas city on the banks of the lake
now. The tents are still about evenly divided
In number on each side Of the lake. A
military party from Fort Omaha with seven
tents took up Its abode on Manhattan beach
yesterday. G. A. Atkins, Clint Byers and
Mrs. Brownell with their families will join
the colonies Monday.
Manuel Lund stole a suit of clothes that
he found at the Northwestern depot yester-
day. 1t had been left there for a minute by
a man who had been shopping in the city
and was on his way home. Manuel opened
the bundle, and finding the suit swas for a
boy years of age became disgusted and
threw 1t away into some weeds the
depot. He was caught in the act and lodged
in the city Jail, with the charge Of larceny
against him.
Amos Clark who was arrested the other
day on charge of larceny preferred by
Ezra Swigart, was discharged by Justice Wien
yesterday. The crime, II any was committed
took place more than five years ago, and
Clark went to Nebraska. lie returned q
couple of months ago and the two men went
into partnership farming. dispute arose
and Swigart, in order to get even with
Clark, invoked the aid of the court and
tried to get Clark punished for the outlawed
offense. Swgart has been supported by the
county for years. and the county will have
to pay the costs of the senseless prosecution
which he set in motion, in addition to the
cost Of his support.