Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-10
MINOR MENTION.

The postponed concert Of Dalbey's band
will be given this evening on the corner
Of First avenue and Pearl street
The Grand hotel Council Biuifs. High
class in every respect Rates, $3.50 per dAy
and upward. Z. F. Clarke, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell have gone to Fari-
bault Mimi to attend the commencement
Of the Shattuck Military school, where
their son has completed four years
course.
1t is Richard Devany. and not John De
vany, who has been cited 10 appear IN
Justice Cooks court TO explain little joke
in connection with some expensive jewelry
owned by Mrs. Warren.
Mary Piddington, aged Sc years, died yes.
terday at her home In Garner township OF
apoplexy. Funeral services will be held
today at the residence OF her son, Joseph
Evans The body will be buried in Black
woods cemetery. Rev. Hansen officiating.
Judge Smith heard the application for a
, receivership OF farm in Fremont county,
Upon the petition OF the plaintln; snei a., ~
Tate was appointed receiver. Inc iaIm IN, IN
cludes 100 acres OF land and lot oil STOCK
and growing crops The parties to the
suit are Leighty and Leighty.
A farmer, whose name could not be
learned. was thrown, or fell FROM MS wagon
on South avenue yesterday and was
thought 10 have been seriously injured.
He remained unconscious for half an hour
and was finally lifted into his wagon and
taken to his home by his wfe.
Z The Business Mems association will hold
a special meeting this evening in the coun-
Gil chamber for the purpose of taking some
action concerning the appropriate celebra-
ton of the Fourth Of July. Other matters
OF Importance will come before the meeting.
and for this reason full attendance Is
\desired.
The socialists of Council Bluffs, Omaha
and South Omaha will hold a basket picnic
in Fairmont park next Sunday General
Kelley, ]. L. Ahles and many others VIII
deliver addresses. Base ball. sack races,
potato races and other amusements VIII be
among the attractions. The speaking VIII
begin at 10 o'clock
Claus Schroeder, aged 50, died at his home
IN Hazel Dell township yesterday from
cancer of the stomach. He was prosper
Gus farmer and stood we'll in the COM
rAunity. The funeral will occur at O'Clock
today Interment at Reels cemetery, under
the auspices OF the Knights OF Pythias, oil
which he was a member.
The Socialist club played a picked nine OF
base ball scientists yesterday, the score re-
sulting to II in favor OF the Socialists
This is the ninth game they have played
this season, and their record stands eight
games won and a tie, which their opponents
refused to play of, and. according to the
rules, is also in their favor.
George Howe, a difninutive tramp. whit
said his home was at 3700 East Nineteenth
street Kansas City. sent home yester
day with money advanced by NJ. G. Clark
travelling representative of bible 80
ciety. The boy had been staying at th'
station for several days and begging none!
on the streets TO get back home.
A magnificent oil painting. three by five
feet showing Manhattan beach and the
south shore OF Lake Msnawa, was finished
yesterday by Artist Jensen and was on ex
hibition at his studio on North Main street
photograph was made of it. which vii
be sent TO St Louis for the purpose Of hav
ing a large lithograph made from it. Th'
picture is a fine piece Of art work 1t viii
be framed and put on exhibition in Omaha
Abraham Lincoln" by Bishop Fowler
Broadway church, Thursday evening Tickets
at Camp Bros.
Housekeepers are in despair when the.
visit the Durfee Furniture company. All tn