Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-26
MINOR MENTIONS.

church Sunday.
Henry schnppel Of Silver Creek and Mag
gle Golst of Keg Creek township were mar
ried yesterday by Justice Wien.
There will be confirmation service at St.
Paul's church next Friday evening, at which
Bishop Worthington will oIlclate.
Will Barnum reported to the police yester-
day that his bicycle had been stolen from his
place of business, 120 North Fifteenth street,
in Omaha.
w ]. Whiting fled an Information in the |
city clerks Office yesterday charging Sam |
Geary with driving his horses too fast. Both |
parties live at Cut-On.
The arguments OF the attorneys in the trial |
Of the case Of J. ID. Edmundson against |
Baker & Co., the Swiss music box manu-
lecturers, were heard by Judge Thornell yes
terday.
marriage license was granted yesterday
TO George Oler aged 43, and Irene McCor-
mick, aged 20, the former from Omaha and
the latter from Lincoln. They were married
by Justice Walker.
Zeph Hughes, charged with passing counter
feit money, was released from the county
Jail yesterday by order of the United States
marshal long enough for him to attend the
funeral of his sister.
Mrs C. II. w. Brown died Sunday night
at her residence 1415 High street, after an
Illness Of over month. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at o'clock at the
Congregational church.
formerly ridden by Mack Goodwin for IS at
an auction sale the street yesterday 1t
IS reported that he will send in an appli
cation at the next regular meeting OF the club
for the position of captain of the Ganymedes
- G. H. Hammond & Co. commenced in
junction proceedings yesterday in the dis
trict court to prevent Constable Aubrey and
Justice Walker from selling their wagon,
which was seized few days ago on a judg-
ment rendered in favor of Henry Eiseman
& Co.
A complaint was made to the city marshal
yesterday that r. N. Merriam had been
starving his horses. Marshal Canning made
trip to the Merriam place, but found that
the horses had vanished entirely, whether
by hunger or by the door has not yet been
learned.
]. C. Morey's attorney argued a motion
for a new trial yesterday afternoon before
Judge Thorne The case was taken under
advisement and decision will be rendered
this morning, after which Morey will be SEN
fenced unless the court decides to grant
trial,
An Omaha peddler who ventured to the
east side of the Missouri last Friday lost
package containing $i5 worth Of clothing,
which was found by gentleman. The police
have no record of the name of the loser, and
the peddler cannot get his goods until he in
PRODUCES himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jackson were pleas
anty reminded Of the fact that they had been
married twenty-siX years last evening by a
number of their friends, who met at the
residence of e. B. Gardiner. and then hap
pened in on them Unexpectedly. The even
ing was spent in various amusements'
George F. Wright has returned from a
trip to Chicago, where he went expecting 70
fix up the deal with M. d. Waixel for the
lease of the driving park He comes back
with less faith in Waixel than when he Went
and the deal, he thinks, has about fallen
> through. The running meeting, however
I,Da xvit hon nj nS
as 1t would have done with him.
The Hall motion for new trial will be
argued in the district court this morning
The fight this branch of the proceeding
will undoubtedly be a hot one. 1t is rumorec
that BENJAMIN & Preston took charge of the
defense with the understanding that they
were to have deed to Halls house and lo
at the corner of Thirteenth street and Twen
tieth avenue, in case they cleared him, bu
were to get nothing IL they did not
William Copeland had preliminary hear
Ing yesterday afternoon in Justice Cook
court on the charge Of assault with intent t.
kill. Samuel Richardson proved by the testi
mony of several witnesses that while the.
were quarreng over the possession OF som
barbed wire fence Copeland drew a revove
and aiming it at him pulled the trigge
several times. Fortunately for Richardson
the weapon was one Of the non-eXploslve KIND
and he escaped injury. Copeland was boun
over to the grand jury and his bond was fiXe
at $3.50.
The Cedars. or Seaters. who were enjoine
at the instance of Nora Murphy from put
ting up a shanty on her land south G
Manawa several days ago, have filed an in
formation in justice court charging Fl.
Pomeroy with obtaining money under falls
pretenses They claim that Pomeroy, VIII
lives at Bellevue, sold them the land fo
5000 saying that he had a good title to i
He eloped with the money, and left them
fight 1t out with Mrs. Murphy as best the
could. The officers have been unable to 81
a glimpse OF Pomeroy.
We have over 900 to loan upon i'm
proved Iowa farms. Farmers desiring loan
can save money by dealing direct with US
thereby saving agent's commission. We d