8 THE DAILY BEE MONDAY , MA11CH 9 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Monday Morning , March
LOCAL BEEVITIES ,
0. W , ThornM , press agent for Kempi
U l m , n in the city.
Thu 13. A M. trixln last oventng arrived
one hour and fifteen minutes Uto.
The Denver train brought an unusually
argo number of pM oncors lust evening.
The Mostly Convention Trill bo held in
the Baptist church , March 17-10. The time
is drawing near. Get toady.
Lcavo of absence heretofore granted Second
end Lieutenant Charles MiQuiaton has beer
extended seven diys by order of Genera"
Howard.
Stockmen are shipping many thorough
bred cattle for breeding purposes to their
herds In the wet Wyoming , Montana , Idaho
and Washington.
All laboring mtn of the First ward and
neighborhood are requested to attend the
meeting to-night at 7:30 : In Mctz's hall , by or
der of the chairman.
-Ministerial meeting will bo held in the Y.
M. C. A. parlor this morning nt 10.30
o'clock. Topic "The person of ChrlU. " All
visiting ministers pro invltod.
In Judge Anderson's court Saturday
WHHnm HOBS for stealing n kit of tools be
longing to W. K. Jones of the stockyards
hotel , was sentenced to 10 daysin the county
jail.
Mr. S. 11 , Auchmoody , cashier of Clarke
Uroi. ' dm * company , foil down n stairway In
the store Friday afternoon and BUitalnec
scvero bruises. Ha is quito seriously in
jured.
A comp'aint was sworn out in thai police
court Saturday morning against Henry Hen
derson , who is charged with keeping a vicious
dog. It appears that the animal bit a Httlo
boy and the father is determined to have the
canine "suppressed , "
An extra meeting will bo hold at the Dan
ish Lutheran church on KtRhteontli street and
St. Mary'a avenue on the 12th of March In
regard to the erection of buildings on the
church property. As It Is o matter of impor
tance all members are cordially invltod.
Word baa been received in this city that
Mrs. D. E. Humes died on March 4th at St.
Thomas , Ontario , of consumption. Mr.
Humes , who is in the employ of the Union
Pacific at this point , left the city last week ,
on summons of a telegram which told htm of
his wife's death. Hardly had ho reached her
bedside when she expired.
Since the appointment of Hon.F. 12. War
ren as governor of Wyoming the mayoralty of
that city , to which Mr. Warren was recently
elected over Hon. Tim Dyer , has become va-
cent. The election will come elf within a few
days now and If ho would accept It Mr , Dyer
would doubtless be elected with ease. He la
now president of the city council of Cheyenne ,
The gentleman who is hero to-day at the Paxton -
ton , will , however , decline to run.
Miss Adams , who came from Lincoln
Saturday night by direction of thl authorities
there , was taken from the drug store of Mr.
J. W. 13ell , at the depot , where she was suf
fering severely and received proper treatment ,
and was taken to the Central hospital in this
city. Miss Adams Is destitute and In n deli-
tcate condition , and though to become * a
mother at an early day , was last night resting
in comparative c.iso.
Dr. Plshblatt , notorious throughout the
state as a traveling quack doctor of unsavory
reputation and no character whatever , is now
over in Wisconsin preaching Christ and him
crucified , and is described by the papers as a
high-Hying evangelist with a euro euro for the
sin-sick soul | _ Ex. The readers cf the BEE
will recall the individual above alluded to and
the successful efforts of the BEE to rid them
( him ,
In the Mills trial yesterday Judge Nev
ille turned back the attorneys into the
pathof legitimate investigation by significant
wave of his hand and a few words. It is as
tonishing how a well-balanced head can se
cure an orderly Investigation of a case where
so ranch fool lug and bad blood exist as in this
case. His honor wished it to bo remem
bered his court was cot an appellate tribunal
from any church investigation , and that
Mills , and nobody else , was on trial. Subse
quently the procaedlngs moved smoothly and
collateral issues were not lugged In , - -
An evening oC flowers In March Is the
next novelty of tha St. Mary's Avenua Con-
cregationa * church , when the Indies will show
how tli3 "flowers preach to us if wo will
only hoar ; " "the milk-white lilies , the violets ,
cowslip ? and the primroses ; " "crocus-cupa of
gold and blue , mow-drops blooming early ; "
all of fine tissue papers , the work of their own
fingers , and all sot forth by them at their
sociable in the church parlors on Friday even
ing , March 13th. Docoratlonslin ttsiua pa
pers ol assorted colors will alee be presented
fans , satchels , blotters , caps , aprons , orna
ments for parlor and dressing-room , A floral
lunch of most nppotizlng flowers will also be
served for a dime by waiters in tissue cos
tumes , nnd "all for love and nothing for ro-
ward. " Save the evening for this pleasure.
In the Diitrlctcourt
room Saturday morn
ing a laughable incident occurred during thu
trial of the caio of Kbonhack against the U. P.
railroad. Attorney Monster , of Council
BlulTs , when cross-examining n witness was
told by Judge Wakely that he would
have to cut his crocs-exaxinatlon very
short , as he was consuming the tlmo of the
court without apparently proving any point.
"But I do not BOO , " laid Mr. M. , "how by
any Inspiration your honor can foretell the
fact * , which I ei " . "atop right there , , re
plied his honor , " 1 want no more remarks of
that kind In this court. Though you are
from the other side of the river , when you are
in this court you will abide by IU rules. "
Mr , Mounter occupied five minutes , by the
watch , ia a series of profuse apologies to "his
honor. "
For Trial To-Day.
The Mills crlmlrmllibel casa trill bo
argusd ta-diy , und pcmib'y given to the
jury , la Jadgj Neville's court.
The Thorapion-Engl'th ' Hzzle-Hownrd
charge of murder -will bo houd In Nor-
vlHo'a court after the Mills llbol case.
Ebanback vs. U. P. It. It. will bo con
cluded to-d y ,
Frank Ktitovoe , having given 6500
bond to let Editor Roalcky and the world
generally < > o In jpoice , was on Saturday
diichargod from jail.
Thu embezzlement case , tn which Mr.
E , A. Wallace Is dofuninnt , will be heard
on March 18.
Henry Henderson has been called to
answer for keeping a bad dog.
Judge Andtrjcn on Saturday gave
Wm Ross ton days ia j ll for larceny of
tools belonging to a carpenter of the
took yard * .
Tom Fcl y and Jerry Hmb weio eeut
en for larceny , j
SOCIAL SHADOWS
As Reflected on the r lnlcrt
Uullncrs of the World of IMcna
lire Personal
This week wo Tvill Illustrate the Inter
eating process of making brlcki wlthon
straw.
A certain dudolot hai quit hangin
over an uptown gate became he's afr l (
ono of his belt glili la watching him
What are wo coming to 1
If the depression In society continue
wo shill have to fall back on snch inslg
nificaut events as "a game of cards , o
a taffy pull. "
It is amusing to note what n poworfn
element fashion is. Brains , boauly
worth , and everything of itcrllng valu
must hu&tlo out of the rend to nuke wa ;
for the chariot of that aggressive name
Kvon religion , in its nil pervading In
flucncc , dictates certain thlcgi , and i
the two were weighed In the balance
together it Is to bo feared that fashloi
would corao uppermost.
Jtut now fashion and religion have pu
their heads together and agreed to con
noltdato. Fashion , like n dutiful child
has horkoned unto the mandates o
Mother Church , and consented t > forcgc
dancing ( In public ) , and oven tLu mile
d'.fsipatloa ' of progressive euclurizing
Beefsteak Is banished , and fish andbakcc
beans are proscribed ai nn otheroallzar.
At first Fashion ruflled her gay plumage
ago and ta'd she much preferred silken
attire to sackcloth and ashes. Religion
Inexorable , pointed the finger of I'rcco
deuce , r/mhion / pondered awhllordlcctcc
that Ilia thing was mighty stylish , nnc
Immediately flopped over into the lap oj
Religion. Religion pitted her on the
bick and passed on to tbo next town.
Wo don't often gush , but nothing shor
of tbat current article could do jnstlco to
our impression of the concert last Sua-
day. There Is mnslo SD utterly intoxi
cating , none which a ? entirely transports
a soul to i calms of enchantment as
orchestral music. At the ordinary con-
: ert ono can bo coolly critical , patroniz
es , or anything ho pleases , but within the
nlluenco of those glorious harmonies ,
every sense vibrates In sympathy , and
Bolt bccomns aubmergod in ecstasy.
Mendolisohn'fl peculiar but delicious
larmonles Boom to roqulrofamiliarizing in
order to bo fully appreciated. The ran-
estic priest's march was not as much ap-
jlauded as "Lo Nozze do Figaro" in Mo-
< 5 rt'a sprlfthtllor vein , bnt tbo quaint
' Egyptian Parole" brought the just on-
coro. Auber'a "La Muelto di Portico' '
was groately enjoyed the Halo stradln-r
out prominently. Next wai
moet dolcctsblo potpourri the - us
Danube , " "Trovatoro" "Kiss waltz1 , and
other scraps ; but Isn't it asking much of
> oor humanity to ait decorously quiet
indor such circumstances ? The cornet
Inot was splendidly done by H. Irvine
and A. Rohrs. To our mind the "Vis-
ons of a dream" was the gem , iotroduc-
Foatner'a zither -solo with
og pretty - or-
[ uislto effect , alao a flats solo abounding
n trills and execution skilfully man
aged by Julius Meyer. There was a
moonlight scene juat back of theparform-
ors , and If the llpht could have only boon
.urncd low , the illusion would have been
perfect and ono might easily have
imagined himself in aomo pootb elyalura
where dreams are in ado of more eternal
stufi' than mince pie.
The rest of the program was a medley ,
> y Brabam , which seemed rather out of
> lace in such classical company , Verdi'a
ovely.scena and cayatina-Nabncco , " and
he sprightly "Trot do chevalier" by
Splndlor.
For the benefit of the stereotyped class
who are afraid to do anything or go any
where until everyone else has , it may bo
as well to add that these concerts are
patronized by the best class of people ,
ind that ladies as well as gentlemen go.
They are doing a laudable tiling in devel
oping a taste for high class music here ,
they also solve a difficult problem for the
roung men , viz. what to do with thooi-
lelves Sunday afternoons.
The family and some of the friends of
klr. Mitchell Fleming , sr. , assembled at
ii > residence the other evening and made
its sixtieth birthday a memorable one.
Music and dancing were indulged in till
midnight , when an elegant lunch was
laughtered , served by his daughters ,
tlra. 0. Foster , Mrs. 0. Cheney and
lira. Meldrum , after which the visitors
rere favored with an old Scotch song by
ho hoit ; alee songs by Mra. Cheney ,
MB K. Fleming and Miw Moldrom and
Hesew. Shand , Robison , Gray and
Smart. The gay and festive Gco. Finn
ug gave a few of his rollicking Irish airs
n a way that tickled the company and
won fresh laurels for himself. The as
sembly broke up at a late , or rather ,
darly hour , loth to disperse.
Madam Grundy is holding daily rocop-
lens on Capitol Hill , which are attended
argely by the elite of Vanity Fair ; and
ho highly interesting and scientific pro-
: oss is gone through of dissecting , ana-
yzing and commenting upon the charac-
ors , faults and foibles of these who hap-
ion to bo out of oar-shot. At present
ho Inexhaustible subject ii mooted ,
'What are yon going to get now for
pring ? "
It would bo a good place for the society
oporttr to pitch his tent , but MM.
irundy , sly old girl , puts her finger to
icr lip , and passes a warning wink around
whenever any bold bad'reprosontativo of
he press approaches.
Wednesday was a gloriously sunshiny
day and It brought a good attendance at
ho ladles' mutlcale. Mrj. Appel ( Rachel
Soldsmith ) , of Denver , who Js visiting
icr parents hero , was In the audience.
I'lio programme was :
Overture 'Daughter of the Regiment"
. . . . . > i. . . . . . . , , , . . .Donizetti
Misses Gertrude and Hdith James.
Aye Maria. . . Gounod
Mrs. Rhodes , accompanied by violin
piano and organ.
y Ue. . . . .Chopin
Last Hope , ' Gottschalk
Mrs. Me teal f.
Variations As a Dird Cornea Flylnor
. . . . . . , , , , , . .Sclierz
Miss Rothschild , Miss Newman ,
Minuet Acatbe Backer Grondahl
Miss I'ennoll ,
Voerei Tostl
Mra Rhodes ,
Mlgnon. , . .Thomas
Miss Rothschild.
I'est Overture , Leutner
Miss Alwilda Whltnoll , Misi Jennie House.
A gentleman thus sums up the exposi
tion : I am again at St. Paul andean
dream of the good tlmo I had In New
Orleans. It would take too much paper
to give you an Idea of it. I will only
mention that I have been fifteen times
nn the ground and still hare not seen all ,
though I went at 7 a. m , and stayed till
0 p. m. The prettiest glth , tha narrow
est ttrzotr , the meat changeable cllnute ,
the darkest mgrooi ; that la Now Or
leans.
leans.Mr.
Mr. 0. Mount , the llvo'y traveling
m n has been very ill at Sacramento ,
Colon-do , but li convalescing , He has
made loU of frlonds there as elsewhere ,
and has great things to lay of California
hospitality.
Mr. Cornell the Imndeomo bankpre l
dent from Valentino , Nebraska , wai in
town over Sunday with his friend Capt.
Ohace. The captain gave him n few lc '
tonn In painting.
Mr. Lane , of tlio pabllo tchools , loft
laat Monday to attend the Inauguration
caromonles and spend a few weeks li
Washington.
The Pols Whist club has not qulto
completed Its organization , bnt promises
to bccoino ono of the pleasantest gather
ings In town. It Is composed of the Dodge
street hill fraternity. Mr. and Mrs.
Bright , Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dickey , Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvls , Mr. and Mrs. McCon-
neil , Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock. They
mot at J. J. Dickey's this week.
The Eachro club ia a north side von-
I tiro. They mot at Mrs. Wallace's this
week.
week.Mr.
Mr. Rhodes , husband of the Presby
terian soprano , has been confined to his
bed with illnots.
Mr. Yonng , auditor of the Union Pa
cific , has fitted op h's ' houao on Twenty-
second strcot iq fine stylo. Mr. and
Mr p. Field , of Boston , are visiting
them.
That popular plnco of amusement , the
rink , was crowded ID vutncus the wonders -
dors tbat can bo performed on rollers
and bicycles. Miss Gllrnor ; , a rather
pretty blonde of the purest typo , nnd np
patently about eighteen , jando n very
agreeable plcluro'in her short whi'.o satin
fklrt , shapely black stockinged limbs ,
and fair hair floating about.
All three wore rntutors of their art ,
and gave a performance worth seeing.
Mrs. J. S. Clark , the sweet singer , has
moved to Burt and Eighteenth streets.
Mr. Newman , of Lincoln , a relative of
Judge Thurston , spent Sunday In the
city. Ho wai a spectator of the shooting
affair In the Capital building.
R. R. Franco ii the proprietor of the
ingenious drug clerk who lights n fire
without the inconvonlenco of getting up.
Ho has a bottle of nitric acid suspended
over the wood and the cord passed
through the back of the steve to his
room , and when it Is tlmo to kindle ho
jerks the string and stays where ho ia
till It is comfortable donnstairg. Hero
Is an amicable way to settle the disputes
of married people ai to who shall light
the firo.
Mlsa Atkinson , who has boon visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Borden , has left for
her homo In Denver.
OKA.WLINGFEOM DUG-OUTS ;
To U&tho in Houtlicrn bens.
A ha y parly left the MHIard on Sat
irda- or a trip via the Missouri
, to iho New Orleans ex
position. Nearly .VI the members are
Sherman county people vrho have been
nourcd In and abut oil from the world
or nearly tbrce months. Among them
ho reporter mot Hon. W. H. Conger ,
cpresentativo of Sherman and Cutter
countior , 0. B. Willard , publisher of the
Sherman T/mos / , Mrs Allio 0. Willard ,
lostmlatroEs of loup City , who say a aho
> oliovea In party rule and hut. os a demo-
rat will aocuro her oflico , because to the
victor eliould belong the rpolla ; H. Smol-
cr , ox-commlaaioncr nnd deputy treaaur-
r of Sherman county , and Bert Carlton ,
whoae regret waa , tbat "Uncle Bill"
3ocahotcr , president of the "republicm
ed brigade , " which did such herculean
work for the party hat fall , could not ac
company them. These readera of the BEE
who know the section In which theao per-
icns reside , will appreciate the fun that
s ahead.
W. J. Murphy , a Union Pacific brakeman -
man , had a hand crualied while coupling cara
it Valley Saturday morning. He was brought
o St. Joseph's hospital in this city where BOV-
ral fingers were amputated.
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