Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1883, Page 5

e THE LECISLATURE. The Insane Asylum Investigating Oommittee Recommend the Removal of Dr. Mat- thewson, The COapitol Appropriation Bill.- The Routine Business of Both Branches, 4 Sp:cial Correspondence of Titx Bax. SENATE, LixcoLN, Neb , February 24 —Sen- ator Oonnor, from the committee to investigate the Nebraska hospital for the ineare, »:ked leave to submit the following report: Mg. Presipent - Your special com- mitteo appolnted to investigate charges of neglect aud cruelty ¢ xercised by the superintendent aud employes or the Nebraska insane asylum towards pa- tlents thereln confined, have had the subject matter of the resolution cre: Ing said committee under cousidera. tion, and desire to make the followirg report: The committee have examined fifty- six witnesses, the testimony elicited extending over a period of some four yoars, The evidence of twenty-two witnesses establishes many acts of neglect, and In some instances great and excessive oruelty, exercised by the attendants of the asylum, mostly toward the male inmates thereln con- fined. These acts of cruelty, consist- ing of striking, kicking and choking r:fienu. have ocourred at fr:quenc tervala thronghous the mavagement of Dr. Matthewson, There 14 ba sis tle, it any, evidence tending to show that De. Matenewson peraonally knew at the respecuve times thean ucws of cruel-y ccourred thas they aid vccus, or wero committed 5y the atendanis in charge of the patieats, but the com- mittoe 18 of the opinfon that under vigiiant, bumane and proper manage- meut of the naylam sach acts of oruel- ty couid not and should uot have cc- curred at all, Thoe committes examined thirty- four wiwnesses for aud on behair «f the superintendent of tas asylam The witnesses thus exsmined ware very generally employes or officers of the asylum or those who at some time had been employed in, or in some way conneoted with the asylum while un- der the management ‘ot Dr. Matthew- son, These witnessos thus examined very generally testified that the manage- meut of the affairs of the asylum was THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA TUESDAY FEFRUARY 27 ,finnl adjournment, having been fixed | tions of interference, rules tho tastes for next Mondsy at midnight, it fs |of all her other children to this prea- falr to prerumo that Monday will boa [ent day. She lent Abwgeldic Castie lively day here. THE HOUSE, to the Prinoe of Wales as a moet svit- able Scotch residence till she found vut Laxcorx, Fobraary 24,—The house | that the apartments wore small and passed a number of bille from the sen- uncomfortable, and he must relinquish ato to-day, the most important of |1t for another Highlar which are: Harrison's joint resolution providing for the submission to eleo- place: but the discovery was providentially not made tiil the Prince had spent £20,000 in tors of an amendment to the constitu. | Improving the property. Olaremont, tion; Dye's bill requiring county treas- urers to publish reports of finanolal | redecorated ter her ma;uty'n designs, has been or her last daughter-in- condition of countles; Reynolds' me- | 18w, and it is not unlikely that christ- morlal to congress oonoomlnfi tolls of | ning bells will soon ring out from there rallroad bridges across the river, url | ® joyous chime. She has also set apart and superintended the arrangements of Qaite a stcrmy debate arvse out of (& sulte of rooms, not by any means an the question of adjournment., Palmer, of Saline, moved an adjout- | © ment till 7 o'clock p. m. Monday. Hollman amended to make the honr [ queen is jealous almost to extensive one, for tho Duke and Dach- of Albany, at Windsor Oastle. At Osbor and Balmoral the lfishness 8p m. Both were voted down. of the privacy of her grounds. Not The following mossage was received | @ven in her absence{s an allen foot from the senate: permitted to tread the .saored pre- Waerkas, Rallroad leginlation 1s|cinots; severe rebuke from austere needed; and, wheress, there doe not | g8mekeepers overtakes the unwary seem time to act in the regular way, | pedestrian who wanders even in the therefore be it remotest glades of the royal demesne. ResoLven, That this senate appoint [ No road crosses it, no right of way ia committee of conference of three on | conceded; so imperious s her wish good, that few or noacts of neglect or cruelty had come under the observa- tlon of said witnesses, and that Dr, Matthewson was a vigilant and humane officer; but it will be observed from an inspection of the evidence that most of the testimony related to the management of the female wards of the asylum and that it did not ma- terlally contradict or impeach the 8] o acts of neglect or cruelty on the part of Dr. Matthewson, “he railroad bills now in this ieglsla- | for seclusion that In deference to hgr tare and request the house to appoint openly-expressed desire no rallway s a like committee and the report of | constructed within hall of Balmoral. #uuh committoe shall take precedence | When the ministers of state are of all leglslation except the ragullr hastily summoned to council, after a appropriation bills and be consi: immediately after being received; nnd| have appointed ea such committee, Senators Brown of Clay, Sang and Butier. Cook, of Nuckolls, moved to concar 1n the resolution of the senate In re- gard to railroad leglslation. Hollmau moved to tablo the resolu- tion, Franse jnmped up and moved to ad- journ tiil 11 o'clock Monday. Grout moved an amendment that the hour to adjourn to be 9:30, Both lost Franse hoped the resolution would not carry. It would seem that in n- troducing thisresolution somebody had fouud out something. It ought to have been introduced at the begin- ning It eecmed to him they had apent 40 days in uscless efforts to vet rallroad legislation. Some times tho republicans wanted railroad legislaiion aud sometimes the antl-monops wanied 1t and sometimes they did not. There 18 rivalry between the suti mouops and the republican and they will oppore measures introduced by the other side. He was afraid to rustain the reso'n- tion would keep thom there for weeke. MoAllister was in favor of appoint- ing this committee and was willivg to juln hands with any party to got hon- est vailroad legislation. Cook, of Nockolls, wss a ey amunzed at the sophistry cf the mem- ber from Cumiogs (Franee), who wished to make out there wasa war between the anti-monopolists and re- publicans. The real trouble is that the democrats have spread out thelr coats and have promised to take the antls to glory on thelr coat tails. True anti-monops are willing to join hands on this floor, He was dis- usted with the fillibustering that had geen going on in the house. Holiman did not accuse any partio- ular party of havirg neglected to dis- charge ita daty in regard to this ques- tion of rallroad legislation, but he was remarkably pleased to hear the distinguished gentleman from Nuck: olls talk so affectlonately of our autl- monopoly friends, This was the first time he had extended this hand of ored J long and weary journey. they have still a fatiguing drive to encounter be- fore reaching the royal presence. To men no longer young, trled by severe mental exertlons and much business, this is a serious drawback, but one which the queen never takes Into consideration. Her majesty has now left this, her favorite residence. She has lingered long enough to give a parting ball to the tenants and gillles, and opened for them the apartments closed to other people. She has taken the last of those matutinal walks, the weary treadmill of the Princess Beatrice. She has bld adieu to the piper who, acoording to some, wakes her up at 9 with his inharmonious bagplpes, and, acoording to others, plays them under her windows while she is dressing. She has returned to Windsor after one of the journeys she is so fond of making at night, surrounded with mystery, with closed stations and sightseers excluded. A Rare Instance. Detroit Free Press. “Father,” began a Casa avenue lad the other night, “ls Mr, T. a good man?” “Yes, my son, I regard him as one of the best men in Michigan.” “Do you belleve he would lle?” ‘‘What, young man, are you crazy? Why slr, Mr, T. would not tell a lle fr all the gold on earth, What makes | you ask that question?” “Why, when a man says he saw a spring robin on the 15th of February, what do you call 117" *‘Did he say he saw one?” ‘‘He did.” ¢‘‘Are you sure?”’ “*Oh! I heard him tell three dif- ferent men so. Didn't he lle father?” ¢N-n-0, I think not,” mused the father, ‘‘but let it be a great moral lesson to you all the same, It isn't once in a thousand years that a robin comes up here from Tennessee at that date and exhibits itself to a single citizen and returns on the afternoon express!” LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Postoffice during the week ——— POTPOURRI. A FEW The Weather ana Other Kindred Topics, Lenten Observauce and Wash. ington's Birthday. Although the past week ended up with a gentle norther, accompanied by & mixture of raln,snow and sleet, which would require & chemical analysis to properly dofine, it was on the whole a great Improvement on its predecessor, the week before. Last Sunday was pleasant, Monday clear, warm and pleasant, Tuesday fair, Wednesday clondy, but not disagreeable, and clear at night, Thursday commenced the preparations for the storm, which finally set in Friday morning, and is only now at the end of its progress. Theo slush and mud is kuee deep, and reminds the people of the pre-antmn- nal day, before a merciful providenoce carpeted the streets with a soft snow cover, when to be stuck, like old Burnside, was one of the common in- cldents of Omaha life. How lonesome the two equares of asphaltum pave- ment pavement on Douglas street will feel when they are excavated after the storm and see the mire all around and about them The rainfall daring the past two days of the week, a8 measured In the United States signal office, amounts to over a quarter of an Inch, which ls soarcely enough to replenish the dry clsterns for domestic purposes, How- ever, It is abundant to keep the side- walks of the olty in a state of slippery smoothness, on which the pedos- trian oan practice the in- vigorating art of balance skating, free of charge, with the full comple- ment of resulting falls, for the tem- perature is kept 20 evenly around the freezsing polnt that the film of lce which forms every night has very lit- tle chance to yield entirely to the friendly influence of the sun's rays Although the astronomical d: for the opening of spring does not arrive until the 1at of March, it is generally accepted that by the end of February just at this time, the winter s practic- ally over, and what a winter this was! A rich harvest for all the coal and ice men, to be sure, but to the average mortal of other persuasions, how se- vere and terrible! It is fortunate that winter comes only once each year and such a one as the present but once in a lifetime. The river is atill frozen solid, and while east and south of here destructive floods rage fiercely, Omaha is as yet exempt from this XN Houses T.O0TS, Farms, \ BY HOUSES AND LOTS, A bargain, $600. Webater and 22 stroet, $6,000. 'fim does not seem to bear heavily | Hamilton stroet nesr Poor ClareConvent 8600. on the penitent citizens of Omaha, judging from the numerous amuse- ments in fall blast, unless the ha- bitues of the Academy of Music be exempt from the rule. Two reverend gentlemen, both learned in the wholly writ, but divergent in thelr opinion as to its origin, have published to the werld the result of thelr investiga- tions, which is on the Presbyte side, that the book is inspired and sublime; and on the Unitarian side, that it is sublime in mfi{ parts, but of human oreation, f of human house 5 rooms etc. § near 19th $1600 Sau: ders 8t. $1000. 60x165 feet §2500, Vacant Lots. B¢, $1600. BARGAINS Lands- BEMIS |5th &Douglas St' Cellar, cistern, lot 62 1-2 x12 No. 19—Full ot aud new house, {3 rooms, two below and one up-stairs. Eight foot celling below and revenabove, Brick foundation, cellar, ete. No. 18—Large two story house, 10 rooms, two collars, good welland cistern, barn, etc., on No. 17--Lot 50x185 feet, new house of two rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern on No. 16—House aud lot on 17th near Clark 8t. 1200. No. 15—House of 3 rooms full lot on Plerce 8t. No. 21- -New houseof 7 rooms, with corner lot, half mile west of Turntable of red street cars on No. 6—House of elght rooms, barn eto. lot No. 252—Two full lota on 10th Street near Lake No. 851—Twonty five lots in Parkers addition SALE | HALF MILE FROM P. 0. 7 Room House, Well, Cistern, lot 50x66, corner. SR % 1) LYDIA E. PINKHAH" VEGETABLE COMPOUND. 18 a Positive Curs For all those Patnful Complaints and Weaknessay #0 common te our best female population. A Medicine for Woman. Invented by a Woman. | Prepared by a Woman. 9 Room House, Well, cistern, gas, double tloors, fine finished,barn lot 60x132 ... .$5,600 Large rooms, cellar,cistern lot 66x134 THRE E_QUARTERS OF lno Greatest Medieal Diseovery Slacs the Dawn of Histone Wt revives the drooping spirits, invigorate: and A MILE FROM P 0 'Marmonises the organio functions, gives elasticity and LS 44 Mrmness to the step, restores the natural lustre 50 the |ae, and planta on the pale chock of woman the fresh moses of lifo's spring and early summer time. 6 Room Hou S@, ©-Physicians Use It and Proscribe It Froely.<6q ’ ' 1t removes taintneas, flatulency, destroys all eraving o : for stimulant, and relieves weakness of the stomach (,lsterll‘. city water, cellar, | That fecling of bearing down, cansing pain, welght lot 60x182.......... 83 600 sodbackache, is always permanently cured by fta use, ) or the cure of Kidney Complatnts of either sen this Compound fs unsurpassed. ) 3 Room House, itz rruss areen ronmes ’ gth b omas o olihg ‘x';,%:.}:.‘i‘.'a.‘fir e Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared at233and 26 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, Price of ...... siaes eithor, 1. Six bottles for §5. Bent by mail in the form of pilla, of of losenges, on receipt of price, §1 per bos for either. Mrw. Pinkham reely answers all Ietters of 5 Room HOU se tnquiry. Enclose ct.stamp. Sendforpamphlet. | Y A e T L Baton: "Diroasae wad torpldity 6f tho livar. 3 conts per bOx. \ A¥Sold by all Druggists.-éa @ Pz -,;tr“q.@,,&; 2 .’ ONE MILE FROM P. 0_‘ TO CONTRACTORS—DREDGING. Your attention Ia cal'ed to contracts to be let for_ditching. Ditoh in Burt and Washington eountios, ahout thirtcen mlies long, in Workiny sections, thiough & marsh, wid/h About 6 feok, sides sloping 1 foet deptn from bto 7 fost, dirt to ve moved abouts feet from briv k of ditch: Number of cubic vards 10 bo moved about 114, 740, Sald_itch 13 boing construct:d ty said two counties under_statufo providing for oraining i awamp Iands, approved Feb, 28, 1881 Wo'k to ............. .+ + 2,000 | be done in accordance wi'h plans aod. specifica- vions. For further information apply 0 the county clerk of el her of :aid countics, and ee ropor. of enginoor and procesdings of boards of commissloners + { rai1 countien and part oularly What of Febroary Sth. 185¢ Als) the offcial ad- ver fsement in the Blair Pilot aud in Burs Coun- y " Blae ata ‘o be Al h roll: oidtar da ato 10 be filrd with certified check aud Cellar, well, cistern, barn, name of - urtie , 00 «r befor: March 22d. 1888, corn crib, lot 64x140..$3,000 | at5p. m. with connty e k «f - urt county, A. A. Thomes. Duplicstes (wi hout cheaks) ‘with _ county clerk +{ Washington county. Bla'k rms t~r proposals will be suppied by sad ONE MILE & QUARTER :T".l' it n;;'(!’!rAale OF SAID COUNTIES, FROM P. 0. fsb 19-cew w& o 8t 4 Room House, Corner, city water, lot 74 142, on car line.......$2,800 New, cellar, cistern, l¢ 8BxI18...ciivuuiiiyy 7 Room Housé. Il Room House, FLOURI Il Room House, City water, lot 66x142, corner, on car line.....$2,700 The compiled statutes, section 16, | affection for forty days. Had he done Just north of the end of red street car line $400 301, provide for a matron, who, | this forty, or twenty or ten days agoa ending February 27, 1883. hl%'v“g' and .;f:;.rth day passed by se ";{‘:’ "':‘{_';;:"‘Mon ARG ; under tho direotion of the superia-|raiiroad biil might have bsen L m" with little d o teation. If | o0m park, 650, ” . tendent and not otherwise, shall have | Now it was too late and he opposed | Adams, C F Ayer P y lemons! A ‘No. 831—One halflot on South avenue, nesr the general supervision of the domes: | theadoption of the resolutlon. Anderson A G Anderson W publio celebration was taken as an| st Marys avenus, 8550 tio nsn'umemu:u of the hospital and Dodd voted “aye.” 88 he waa ready | paroer A J. DI Index of the venaration of great men | Cle. S0, e iotn CO)Jets 00t Tl T “Old and Tried A% do what she can to promote the com- | to do anything it he saw the slightest Bodu BT Baldwin H by poaterity. i would not pay to exert | on easyterms. 2 . oneself in that line. Exoept in set oration and the unvelling of statutes, bullt by monles begged with difficulty, No, 348—Bix besutiful residonce lota on Cather- ine street, near Hanscom park, $4,500. Twelve bosutiful residence lots on Hamiiton stroet, near end of old streetcar track; high aad sightly, $850 to §700. FARNAM ST. fort and restoration of the inmates. |shance of the people getting any|Brainard L W Brigss H The evidence disolcsed the fact that | measure through that would relieve [ Boye L Beskel H ter a long period the tervloes of a mat- | them from the burdens under which Burton W C g:g:ol? %,‘ o EVERY SACK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION ditions, otcs sta. McKOON & STURGES, the committee is of the opinion that|incumbent upon him to oppose ali|Heyse W Hart J Lote in ‘Credit Foncler addition” just one- ron weeo diepensed with at the hos- | they groan. Gooley M G Cuming P g::et;’“‘“h‘" are not often remem.- | elghtly, #3608 W00, | re corer lots on Cum. RARE BARGAINS IN pital. The committeo is of tae opin-| Whedon hoped the resolution would | Galligan M Coffman G log, Burt and S:l},!:::ln‘, Stzeots, In Lowe's seo. —OR— ion that » matron {sa necesary em-|not prevall. There was no harm in|Canie J Diamond T J & Bacred Hoart, y CITY LOTS MONEY REFUNDED ) ploye cf the aeylum, and is_so con- | having a conference, and he hoped the gya;-{‘ i l[))nmiy }; Unlalundrled m;l:;'l:. n '-Pr]o‘:?:uwl ::fi:h::"r&m‘w% "n::: 4 0 g X o ! templfxted by the statute, and it ls tfie members would not be misled by state- Dell;»plm Fi‘«?cfl 8 Shiatiom Shroat Jond waeh of the e ol Ben unet AND SUPPLIED BY ANY FIBST.C e xoore] \ further opinion of the committes that | ments from :he hon;ynble member Freitman J Garaffiner M Clare, (lzlnn' and lnyneP h-l; wile 'o'ffi p‘r%u, :‘::I the superintendent of the ssyiniu hes | from Caming (Franse Glandet P—2 Gordon J 8 one mile from U. P. shops, § cach, no legal power whatever to dispenss| Jensen understood the motives the GrayH E Gisloy O F SRSy 3 Bon 000y Cowil o000 Dt etV [ ety uhurba‘n rnper‘t’y‘ W. J. WELSHANS & 00, Agents, with the services of a matron, and to | gentleman from Ouming (Franse), [ Goodman W E GramJ—2 end of Red Stroct Car_track near Convont of Ao 8th and Farusm Sts., Cmaha. do 8o s an_usarpation of power not|hud in opposing the resolution. He H“Wh%g }}Ydfl,',l Dr, Bolk Oy Hisveen (0 fulanie sdlifon, 188190 X fob 10-000-1m warranted by the statute or the best|had made it his brag that he s a rall- fl:"'n:" W “'e’:,;’yg Lots in Horbach's st and gnd additions, FIRE INSURANCE interests of the asylum road attorney, and as the servant of | Herrman ¥ Hallsgaard Sblun's, Pack Flace, Lows's 2udaddion, Rezane AGHE AGRE In view of the evideoce adduced, |the company that retains him, it s Howey P T Hannsh J L \Eotnnorabduil A ; to M. G. MKOON €0, the management of the aeylam by Dr. | railroad leglslation which he thought | HedleyJ =3 Hoey J M quarter mile south-east of Unlon Puclilc and B. Sucosmeor S0 M, , Maithewson has not been in acoord- [ dangerous to railroad interests. g::ctllzzfn WH ;l{:::i-‘}l‘v]! ADMER; B depale, 1300 4o 01,00 skl Yok ey, LUTS LoTs Room 1, Creighton Block, ance with law, or with the best inter-| Frause protended to be indignant 5 Represent the Following Companies ts of that unfortunate class of our|at this ch: . d made a high flala ‘;.'“d;”‘ g"‘"‘ H(; ) b 1 of New York. " $ eats of thal a s charge an - | Johuson B ansen ntinental of New York... 4,200,000 00 cltizens for whoee benefit the asylum | tin sort of a speech. Raney was satls- | JensenJ J Jackson J . |25 AN AGRE g?nu:mfln‘ltnuu:'o‘{ London. 1,100,000 00 was established; and we are reluct. | fied it was taffy thrown out by the re- | Johnson C L Johnson L J A BI Busl ness LOtS, B | G A metionn of New Fors... 8,400,000 00 antly forced to the conclusion that a | publican party, and he opposed it. JK“l‘l‘:‘l‘;;‘agt Jc ]lg““hlz 4 Imperial and Northern of England, 22,010,000 00 change in the management of the asy-| After further discussion the resola. |y, C&00rG Lora G O . SMALL CASH PAYMENTS, | DNationsl of Hartfo 1,100,000 00 lum would subserve the best interests | tion was carried by a voteof 44 to 41, | Lyon J Lorson S A Phnix of Brool 2,800,000 00 of the iustitution; and we therefore| House adjourned to 9:30 Monday. | Lewis ST Lindwell A Tnree good business lots on Dodge near;12th B A L A N 0 E Pennsylvauia of 9 00 recommend that such change bs made ——— Linch, ¥ McGovern T streot, 2/x120 feut each, $1,500 each, or §4,500 for Boval of Ldve % at a4 early a day as practicable, The |Obstinacy and Utner Pecuiiari- %unmfl fi B fiil{tulun M [ B “!t::'z o - VRV L P o e iy Your committee reepectfully sug- § tes of Queen Victoria M:rny A Ma ;vgo;zA L PR b b g oo b g g o] L Tlme o gont that. the evidence taken n. tie | London Lettr Metenes Motarty W forabout 9860 per Yo s i 8310 cal ong ) UJBEBE & MENDELSSHON examination be dprlnted. or in the b’l'hlol obatlnsoy of thle.;luzm' hpra::fl Murphy J C MacLaughlinJ J oo "h L O ARCHITECTS, t the senate do not in this the open, persisten! [avor| m elson on plen ‘arehouse on Unlon Paciffe rig! 9 i 3::3 thuab then, and in t‘l’:‘:"‘.c:;e:t. the | shown to I:ar'"gllll:e“ ?l:l vnlt;?, John g::lson R-2 ‘3#}?;; '.‘v‘ i of wny‘-a-;o'fih olo :;d;'ln-:‘«:::l“:i ‘r‘l::lur'o'-lk.:.— AT 6 PER CENT_ REMOVED TO %%fil‘lpAmg.Afll.‘NAL BANK senate direct the attorney general to | Brown. comprehensible and mean- | SRS Pace L C & Co A by about 100 foc west frontaye on 16th s, Architocts of thejOmaba Natioosl Ba Ne take charge of the testimcny and pre- | ingless, 1t goads almost to madness | pigyer, T, G Prootor H Fuil Reinforced. Made of |2, 5.0, wild Jande ln Dougias Sarey; [ 640 Acres Improved Land | meks ot ool Biok, Paxico & gayo servo the same in his offie for fature | hee |n{mghd? ntourage, aud evary ;nh:xb;;d {yc ;hfinp'- HE 2 o”-‘i::'_.",%f:"’:é?.'.‘.'.‘.’s.' .’?,::‘E.‘:'l'.’:‘fi’:'mfi.‘?g..‘u'g e swp P B AR AT o 1he Inws) "‘".‘.'Rfi' [ open or 0] ion only causes 'yatt 08 pald, reuts col , an1 1oney loant ear lon, jacent to wo rd""r“‘:;;fi;.-? u“u:..;n;"%l:"‘m"m“m’ ik b moro maciot, That prondea lx:‘:k O R fi?‘fix S‘EP““" Good Linen and 8, mpraved iy aad ccusieygproperty 88 low | with graded sabiool, churobes, eta. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. fi. Sfig‘;nnr' ? E ;:ofl::':fnfi";?finh; : 'Z::TL"’.'.&:’!..: “:;“:;:’ H R'L;'{i w Cotton. will 11 E chang Ad::nhlrflo'.’ tors :ladw perscnal estate of 8 . )y Rasmus H Riley J tell or Bx © |~ 0% Monday, the "ot February, 1888 Mr. Rogers, from the same com- |of hers In the most degraded stato of | strande ; A Shiskan — BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR commenoiag st 10 v o the. andersigned wil mittee, submitted the following re-|drunkenness, almost at her very feet, | Stone H M Stetson A EVEN FEET soll at public sa'e at No. 1620 Capitol avenue, - port: and yet, with an infatuatlon stronger | Suyder H Sully A A. The Best Shirts ever sold| FEET WIDE AND SEVEN KR | FOR IMPROVED OITY PBOPBRTY, | Hsosocm's bullin,” matncity, Dougine county: Mu. Przsoaci—I am uoble tofeven than feminiolly, her ~man-|ShuestRI Serses N o TLON REGORDED Oft GONTEM. " | B, b soihed i 2 j . | ner to re un- * . , d d, to-wit; O : s apponted. s uveeligae cr. | Shangad, and sho made o sgn tha | B2, 7l e - PLATED UF 10 DATE. OF¥L Pt MR LT taln u::hr‘u t.:o the lm::u‘:.n:t ::u:l hfilu s clevlvn :o‘mher o-loc::t ;,vi::d J; i w{ll:hn:'on (A4 $5A00 EACH ' 8,64:5 ru":in;. d:'r:nn:'«‘to‘. f.;;m&;.di""nmm a0 0 . Ladles d J anbrequins, pletures, ‘clof oot o e Sy e G ‘et el ok v snled oyl | VERIE Wik 9 e B e Sp s Bl bl t | agalnat the breach of etiquet NaTs L9 SROK, S At B th-trl.lh:;fi;n ‘3. t;smo:;:zme: ;gmuhrlty has oreated, -n(;‘ rel::ed to LADIES' LIST, AGR ) E STOGK FARM Eale '-L".%m:&:'fmfflflmfi:aff 1t e oomary, L RS ion has ol be made & to it, but, snubbed | Banner Miss L Baker Mrs £ [ until completed GEO, 1. GILBERT, ;n;l [ : h; ‘:ll 'fl'.:.'f's,“mh: o..nd by them, E:rt‘y". only the most gra- | Bolin Miss J Campbell Mrs J ‘Adminisi ratar of the estate of Agucs J. Morrow, ave nol L ly GEO. P.BEMIS, O Mrs M ol 25 miles ftom Omaha‘ for sale at $12 per properly examine the six hundred | ciously treated by his royal mistress. 0::;“!?::- h‘;‘u MM 0:;':"3“”: CL e ages of evidence taken. As the leg- | He follows her like a shadow from | Grance Miss 1 Dixon Mrs L H dacensed. fob 22-d4t_ CI‘[‘\TLOTS FOR SALE. slature may soon_adjourn, 1 respect- folly ask that I be excused from further serving as member of sald committee, and that the senate now take 2ction on this report. Respectfully, Josian RoGEegs, Two thousand copies of a paniphlet containing all the testimony was on motion ordered printed, 500 of which were to be placed in the office of the secretary of state, and the remainder to be equally divided among the mem- bers of the legislature, The capitol appropriation bill was made a speclal order for 830 this evening, and at that time was taken up, and after much ekirmishing on tha part of the enemive of the measure, assed by & vote of 18 to 14, This i1l has been amended In the senste, palace to palace, in public and in pri- vate, bshind her chair at her moals, in the rumble of her carriage in her drives, bending over to exchange a few werds with her, and cslmly possessing himself of her field. glass to inspect some distant maneuvre at a review. The Queen does not slacken the reins on her sons' necks when they marry; ehe orders, directs, sways them at home and abroad, and scorns no minute detall, just as she allows no impulse of independence, At Peters- burg, during some fetes, the Prince of Wales telegraphed to ask his mother whether he might attend the Court ball on Sunday night. The answer was wired back, ‘‘Decidedly no,"” and he abstained, It was said, however, that he sought more mysterlous and quite unsabbathical compensations. cutticg down the amount from one mill v one-balf mill, The time for The Queen, falthful te her tradi- Dee Miss A M Elledge Mrs O Elston Mrs M L Fulwan Mrs M D Gabrielson Mrs J A Garnest Miss O H Jman Mrs J Hottman Mrs O Johnson Miss O Johnson Mrs N Kneoht Mrs H Kelley Mra M Keeshan Mrs B Lenin Miss J Lewis Mre A e N Loogksmp Mrs .~ Lewis Mrs A E Mills Mrs B Mitchell Miss A Miller Mrs L A Milley Miss K Miller Miss K P Nelson Mrs J Yelson Mrs 8 A Oxley Miss 8 Phillips Miss 8 A Pumroy B Kicker W Reed Mrs A Riley M Strong Mra N B Smith Miss J Shorty Mrs L M Sawyer Mrs A M Stanley Mrs M THos. F. HALL, Postmaster, BUTTONS TO MATCH, FIFTY GROSS Burrons open this morning in the new styles—large and small size—at Kurt: ’mn. i e S i, Get your printing done at Cotter's. 00:. EFOXR 50c. GARRABRANT &COLE EReal Estate 1307 FARNAM STREET. |16th and Douglas St., Agency, Sealed prop-sal will ! e receive by the under signad un‘:ilp | y, March 5th 1883, 12 o'cl ek moon for the pur:hace of 15t 5, 11 ock H, snd also the property kn wn as®the “Old Pest House wound. ' Said ground contal s ove acre cf land ’fl d by weters and bouads, in the Houses and Lots At all prices and in all locations, For Sale or [Exchange. LOANSNEGOTIATED AMES, 1506!FarnamiSreet. rescrves the ri ht to reject any . J. L. C. JEWETT, City C erk and all bids. P Omsha Feb, 22, 1883.-d10t M. R. RISUON, (en'l Insurance Agent (UF STAIRS)