Published Dully Except Monday.
J. B. MORRpW AND J. W. SULLIVAN,
KDITORR AND PROPRIETORS.
1. D. COREY- ‘City Agent
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 6, 1882.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
UMXOM PACIFIC.
No. 8, (from tlie east) arrivesl2:so p. m
•• g, departs.l:2o p.m. I
No.M. (from the west) arrives 1 p. m. I
•• departs —1 :30 p.m. I
DXNYXB PACIFIC.
Arrivesl2:4o p. m. I
Depart* - - - -- 1P- ™- I
MINOR MENTION.
The roller skating rink opens this I
evening.
The Laramie papers call for* the er- I
tablisbment of a board of trade in that I
city.
There has been an improvement all I
along the Union Pacific road—in the I
eating houses.
Louis Von Eesbeck was admitted by I
Judge fiener yesterday into all tbe I
rights and duties of citizenship.
Henry Ebeling, who was recently I,
wounded in a street fight in Omaha by I (
Shotwell, the hotel porter, is dead.
M. B. Leavitt’s All Star Specialty 11
company will give a performance in the
opera house on Monday evening next.
Overland travel is rather light just
now. The approach of the holidays
has a tendency to keep people at
home.
The entire panel of petit jurors wap
last evening discharged for tbe remain* I
der of the present term of the district [
court.
Dr. Graham yesterday removed his I
residence to the brick house on Seven-1
teenth street, until recently occupied I
by Dr. Gray.
Dr. Wm. McClelland, a well-known I
Omaha physician, is dead. He served I
through the war as surgeon of the first I
Nebraska regiment.
After the return of the jury in the
Porter case last evening. Judge Sener I
adjourned the district court until Fri- I
day morning at 9 o’clock.
