Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1885, Page 5

e e e o e A " A OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY. NOVEMBEK 16, 18595, 0 e e SR - - — . ——— Pa— { THE REPRIEVE OF POUND. | for eviction trom » gram elevator at """IBFHOWS OF A BULL MAY, yntionqfeatiemen to held Novemboe | farmore, morchants, tawyors, dootors, | tery hesido tor b Me. Gould re- | it nractically useless. The people in 4 - * | I, Neb. Both sides prescatod splen | Pllde i eds BN |28 at St . not w'.'n men -{-.u\.-n th |m4>r printors, grow fat on | ¢s the heartfelt sympathy of the | l~v~|;-!‘l'.m‘ &0 .lv D taapo and \\(l'!.w'nnm- " o Tt | who torned 1t Texus in | Nebrs i ¢ 8 pore? ole commum « il a pany | Pelled to flecin their night elothes. The upe as represented by ex-Attorney Geners m » ad o 1 :.mwm»..!:-l 1 105t abotit The Governor Comos to the Reccue of tha | Fys represented by ex-Attorney General | A Rattling Letter Trum Gon. Brisben in gures and James 8, Bienry, o | B Attt L RS T R T LR Convicted Ma | Dilworth, B. F. Sn !v.' and Jno. M | Def ™ Mo elovate - The Tmpostor Ar | mate conld b obtained of the myicte N llllmv ato v’» \\hfl‘n-ll s the defen ’ |;" ur;-d ; efeneo of Rangs . t irp ey g WANDERED FROM HOMWE, ' Rov. F. A, Schaitzler, th mie | was not much insurance on the g - no. M \gan, ussisted Y —_— OF the vast grbwtt of the cattle busi- - 5 : Y Mosars Woalworth and il ness thote unfamiliar with the trade can | Marie Bnge Discovered After Nearly | sfonary and ministor of the gosp L ¥ — WHAT HIS EXCELLENCY WILL DO. | Ty counsel for the complainant (A 816 BOOST FOR NEBRASKA. | ¢l 5 den. The increase- is simply Two Months' Search. arrsigned in police court Sat O WY e Avtencelons —— had prepaved a schemo the sigual fea - enormous and this branch of industry On the 20th of September last, Mavie | Judge Steaberg. He vo-told b n Wednesday and Thursduy ovenings Some Former Matters for Our Read. | 110 0f which was that Mr. Thursion @i | grices and Figures Until You Can't now loads ail the ot Sieasas Enge, n young Swedish woman employed | how hie was a traveling m Haverly's Minstrels will play & rotura to make the elosing srgument and 1 count The following tahle will give 1 h A gement at Boyd's opera house. The ers' Information in the Now Cels conviction.at the jury on the tidal w. | Uest—Something About Texas— somo ii<ight 8¢ 10 stock raising at the residence of Mrs. Wyman, North | the peor Germans of the Green nd | i) , Al by | ful ebrated Case—Other News of grand forensic orntory Th 1 The Genoral's Plan for Mane R L eattle i the United States: Omaha, mysteriously dicappeared. Her | Lake Superior region, smong whom ho | (B G0 vory successful season in t ton | ctained for (l ne v e, y jonds, chie g ve v TR Lat an Francisco, From the bapital, | boery tetuined for s pu | aging the Public Lands. " H A Tyta) _ | foW frionds, chicf mmong whom wasMiss | was engaged as 8 gospol laborer. Ho | She (EERIER 0 @ w0 o hac i 1, tho great orator had lm - | A oty ‘\f.‘,":il.‘:f",\;ln\h:-,:T.“' m;‘,”".::f"..'“"p"",‘l',:f o '}1 J ,‘h‘r" dospite his funccests | il appear at the Boyd Eriday nnd 211 I " o . | S ol - | itor of " R g W e sithe NN " A ik At i r he w Copsa " ; “-‘,""';'*"{'“"'"“"lfl"“ af the puorneys | lawyera of “the defense, | Howovr, | it r';'" ""-' ] “ll ing to th "" d bkl service obtained, but ull to no avail the Ihw’l You scud ‘m ¢ mono o | Figdane i AT A LR or A. L. Pound, the man tried for the | caught wind of the 'plans_ and | ject of cattle, your enterprisimg reporter o nre now 1 the whele whereabouts of the young woman re [ OO L FOUTIAMIIVE VRS MBIEC [0 e by 1y holomy N Killing of Jamos Grifin last winter, | prepated for nction. Mr Smith | of the Bgs dovs not quote mo quito | probubly not lass. than 51,000,009 | mained undisooverod X livstodds 1006 ks Uisna i tood | RAPAAOE. (0 wauonto Rotare) s rushed into the conrt room and holding | Wiy ullosed to open wid soon HaEhod I loarly, though what he says is fair | b ud ofcattle wortly wt loast $1.500,00« Detective Neligh did not ubandon the | e He e e | hbition is said o bo n remarkable one. i i adgot a | D e auew Pkt | [ ¢ G g Saf [ Andl s enormous body of our | quest, however, and dotaile o | N A up his hands exclaimed that he had got | yiy.. floor was given to the defense, the de- | enough, and 1 do not by any msans v nutional wenlth is absolutely without pro- | that work wlong, At Tast on yestorday, | ople the e unable o Tohn Kinato; No. 256 Wost 87th st New revriove for the prisoncr. It was from | signing burristers, *if the court please,’ | to complain. e is bally off, howover, | teetion in the west w 200,600,000 of | by 8 fortuitous ecircumstance, the ry and [ have to solieit it Je y h . \ tho govornor, and was in the following | Wiived farthor nrgument, Surpriso was | asto tho numbers and value of cattle, | itis located. Itis tho fusnon nowadays | Hight clue was - strack © and | myacll rl""""‘_ Lt York, suffered from inflammationof tive language: general, but Me. Thueston’s emotions | o qeeeiation to which [ belong does | to abuse the cattienen and beef growcrs | the young woman found. ~She was | nimbor of montlis in cich s andthen §ear, which was fery much swollen and q venchod absolute confusion. He at once | G & ; justus i the production of beet was of | down in the south part of the city and outto raise subscriptions. The money | ¢ Joineal that he did not steep for throo EROUTIVE OFFIOR proceeded to lodge the most vigorous | not represent $17,000,000 worth ot oattle | 5% o ngaquence to the people of the | Was doing housework in a fumily.” The by Rl TSl ights, Tivorytlang lone for ki BTATE OF NEIASKA, NOV. 14, ick~it was, it is alleged, a question of | and horses, but nearly that many million | United States. Cheap meat und cheap | people had never thought to ask her | cruse it supports me, and Lo th nights. Bvorything was done for him Bherift "f il AT LN *‘""'{"' mote o "‘“‘-I‘:”\' he poured oub | head, worth muny times $17,000,000. «t | breadstuife are the great wants of our | e hu‘H\» ll_"m; M s and the por- | siotary. N o e T \l..(lxwm \'lul n.-‘muk nine :lll:\u\lr("(h whom these presents shall ec creeting: | the fervor of his soul in remonstrunces. | o s th S ey il and bee both whent and | son sought for in the advertisement was | THa Fou been exposed LR Pills which acted powerfnlly, pains « appears that ot the term of b 1 10 g0, however, and the case U AR i st o] p artie 4 | not rc i ligion wers of the country asau ime | oo : e ¢ rodugod— Iy e ol o TOMAY e et | s o go, howovor, and tho cise 0% | growigz and tho_ vast wealth locked up | an article of primo necossity. | Bot rec oy, | vostorsre o NG coased wid Swolling SToRti pUCious he state ¢ £ Nebraska, hield” th_and for Lans 1 10 the jury with the result ol | & 1S, hd \ P oup st | Why then ghould the cattlo raisers bo ; i to melancholy, g O A b L nerg | TOOK SN Pills the twe following nights thistor, cotilily, towits on the 19t day of No- | t for the defense. Me. Thurston is { 18 this —one branch of our great | \yaX.g's " Wonld it not be better to pro- mon fit of di fon: wandorid , some of the Lutheran papers | giqtwas wolls Thnubor, A. D, 154, Alva L Pound was coi- | eft with o splendid” specol I ro- | nttional dudustvics, To = go - iuto | tan industey and eneourage y. Cireumstunces favorine her, she | have attacked me, beeause thoy ™ don't Gy victed of the crime of manstawghter conmitted v ) |r|“I‘ u"ll*‘ L G o LA 1 1o raise more and hot pted her new location. Itseams tiat | ke my preuching the gospel in its trath cumatism is primurily caused by in Lancaster county, state of » | - :" "l' ;‘I' |" \" ('“' l' 0 I‘;" “'*.'“ atf possible the people w Swodish gitl of highodoeation, | and pority, and they want to eri nmy Wity of the blood. Hood's Sarsay was, by tho Hon. Jolin 1, Mitehell,sor OMAHA NORTHERN RAILROAD | yuur people the extent and value of this |} 00 poer and better meat to eat but spocking no Bnglish, and sought in | W villa; puritios tho blood, and thus eur y .,' WO yOArs, ane 6 A Route " L ore ble of cattic u WLl R T o the prices, but if thove is 100 inding no such institution : o § the costs of pro<ceition to b st Constilered=Conh territories and thoir va t the close of | Ir&wlate \ Toro; nidl » . SUPALIo! 3 Unable to Agreo. Charley Farran, of Rock Creek, Cumin. (Rabily 5 NG J mng A thing in this world our people ne e, nnd foreed to some oceupation, shic " it S $ Xrll:\‘ll;mi.w].h ‘v on |\1\ ”.\ b e DRt NuFH oF Canklofise |\1‘,.< ¥ 1884, |11Lu XI.I-‘ W vl of thoe | EA ' \asY M‘{l BB was compellod t ontor fu ily sorvice Saturday mo o the jury in the Horn | A oy nll; ;lll):;l\:!fi 3 ll“:~)\||\ ||. :.; made 1o appear to e th A RBlack Hills 3 f.,',r,,“‘ul,‘“'.|ri .‘.1' ; wn '}; ,'.,.,':- :. esident | OYeLRE ion of boef will _always o a | This *de ks s she thonghit it berger case was found o be still unsle 00| 4§ e b informed a_teend that ho intended '\ it subject for excentive ¢ 3 in the Faty e NGt BRI DAlti6 e TTolsn O " blessing i \m View to our poor prople, | mudo her morose and melancholy. Sh come to an agreement, The foreman | to steal a rido on the train to Vaientine, fore be it known that 1, Jane s L of the Nutional Catile und Horse Growers |y 4 Ty in favor of protecting and ent | 1S now in tue care of fricnds on the R e — governor, by viitue of il Oxana, Nov. 15.—[To the Editor:]— | association of th ol cotivaging tho Americat eattle. growsr Hinide, 1 that it seemed impossible to come vested by the laws of the Omaliis at last waking up to the fact | ([ vnl’ lh‘ llxl-lwnnl , L from g l ng and discouriglng him ¢ - AVH Im--ml :l;n\ & l“ Y||Iv it Hw\\ be to the end that rof pabs | o ; urmshed tho Hon. Joseph Nimmo, Unitec oS Toi iy FRENCH LUAVIEL A Asked by Judge Sten Tication of for pardon | that <he must have w novthern railve States statisticinn, 1y therefore bo | MUY Klaiall) - 3 . to detine the gronnds on which tl may b fu'ly « wnd with e | constructed by Omaha, and solely under | said to be toferably corvect. P it the eatibemon want, do you | go Desperate prisoners Iaberated by b eI I A Gn Y LT ForaniAk niention and pury anting to said | rOnLIe 1 4 o, of o " 14 NOCLO! SUAGAS SLIELS alentine M o renlied o in doubt soni Pound s full and Adional pardon tuy | the control of an Omaha st It | 5l Valua | Gt roc nition of their Mdustry by the % L f Hels Ll "'_" “'lg'll’ that l”“' wero "l.h"vl“L S | s offento o Siter, of which e | mukes no difference what other roads | agiine X n ,m.,ix. and press, Lreply, | Maj. Showalter, United States deputy | ¥ [ty :;“H t.n-_:‘“.‘ I“l \:y‘«.x"|‘.\.l‘ Lol i Ll il It the Costs ol pros | qleendy existing, the new one must | New Fimpshics R0 Sorta of Taws have boon mi 0 pro- | marshal, has just returned from atrip | Ghios ORCIEIRES LT W e b ey | e e of ther T sl Hawe | e ostablishod and operated for the hone . [ tect the farmer, the merchant, radroad | g, (he northwest rbof tho 8tate | mrrcat od e ”"»k'f- it |<“|.'( b Johen’ the requs ot the i shatl hay abli 1 i 0 | corporations, bankors, and about cvory ! v 1 st hiud becn mado, (so concern i) the prem- | i of Omaba. It has taken a long time | body nnd every thing but cattiemen, And | Henarratesanexciting episode ocenrring | ing the credibility ot WO Witnesses | (heo Pt ol Tritetion 10 the peeetul | to coms to this determination. In self- [ this” great ‘industry whieh ropesents | ab Valentine on st Thursday nighta | yho cliimed to bulve .l Lyt i and law-abiding indsidual and of <oc defense th matter must now ho consum- | wealth than tny ol ‘»"I“""f”"""‘i') MLLLSL LR asat hd o T ab duel Ttk ,‘:.f” P IRe) BRI, A large in their pegsonid vights, 18wl T e o | of our vour s lett to shaft for itself, rible blizzard @ set in at dark; | IMOAC ) i MAARLIL R s Tights of property s i | mated. This project should huve been E ) T'o rend th e would think the | wdvanced the .~4|_u1m inerease ”""\ of tho S ""‘ ) tiuns or attacks of the law entercd upon years ago. If Omiha is to | Marvland n who in the honest and erity. About miduigit ing unde of then held out for from all the fuetsend ciicumstances tat have | bo metropolitin in the Missouri valley, e VRIS BHGOEIOE hER WL ABIERR Sondiing wa four being for con | TR R el 1 ot it o o | he YIS o T8 cati ol e b, tho ople doing cometbing dis: | on the * outskiny of o town Hletion, Jt (TR I | v el UnE by O IOLVCRE g omplish the result of w surety | tablo o il Thoy are called | quickly broke in the door oruberged s wonld be ve | as acted i good Taith 1 defenseof the prop- | WY mplish putablo or erimin ¥ il ; 3 Sl LT Nie I "“{“,‘,.‘,‘}\(' St VR isito redeli out antl geasp and forovor | [ eatt s and catilo kings, monopo- | guards Indinns, Sloopingg A en I R violation of lisy, have pranted, and do here- | hold the territory which legitimately be- | 4 | lists, nud cven thieves. 1t 18 true they | noashe t by awoke and be- | Higgins set for trind Moaday #u unto grant unto hiny, the said Alvin longs to s '1 T o \‘|'.‘f'\flii‘.‘,.._ | occupy and use government lands they g |l‘ ingz at th l-Luu. but in ‘xm- Tuosily ns Pound, n rejric or nsion of the 1 ~1~hl City, up tho river and in an- i T { do not own, but whose fault is that? inding snow their shots were inefle - < 1 e Ao, ehtence of the | other stato, has shrowdly taken advan 11t i tho “fault of the govern- | tive. When the door fell in the two ; the Town, MOST PERFECT MADE i Ll ,“:wi‘l' it :,‘;”‘l';_'_ AL of ullll pathy. We find herin al | ‘Arkan | mentitself. The government has never | prisoners, enchy,” a cowhoy who “Your honos aid asorey-looking in- ropared Wth 1 rozard to heatvh, Ay8, to il Bty n st ;.h‘«..uu Dosseasion of i 1 ;.r Tennege | protected the eattfc men intheir business ?mmh d s ounty hot ; der | dividual arvai in police court to F N aimonih Linoor SRR iDhis peprieve ol and bo i > counties of northeastern Nebraska | West or ottered them » chanee to buy or foase | st summer, and ““Prairis Chicken, St R b N ! Wy o b i and be I e ave bound to bo hoavily populated | ey its Tands on which to conduct theit busic | Sioux bick who raped n school toacher | U48¢ - Stent 2 ““E“" ! PRICE BAKING POWDER COu When presented to the court that | ere long—splendid counties, whose trade | (0 The governmeont has found time | not lon o, cscaped and have not since | had$100 - when L struck this town, | emeaco. __RT-LOUIS. officinl gized upon the doctument uirly bulougs fo Omili :m‘xl W trade laws and give away to railrond | bee nseor o days l{:|\;l o 1 | moment, and then said that the motion must resolutely institute measures to rations millions upon millions of == . vt ot b ittle over $20. { % i o sure. This s y . f it bost st it o A Statement From Superintendent | Yoy o p here to see the tow oot for a new teinl was overruled, and he ure. This can only bedone by an | of its Lands, yet it could not | A You se me here to e town, got would sentence the prisoner to two years | Omaha Northern raifroad, under” the | find time to legislate for the poor eattle Pierce. in bad com d bl L my stulf | in the penite \mun. aturday atternos control, exclusively, of enterprising cit- | men whe geregated wealth, the re- Superintender ce, of the county [ in'on women and w y. L going \ his honor Judge Mitehell Jeft for his | 12ens [u.-;.m..( :u ||Iu- oxpatsion n\.: sult of their own hmu’d{ mi}uw i3 | poor'f i Bee's editorial "'#-"l‘ I‘EI‘] ‘*‘“‘:"w'l"ml you will release | home at Nebraska City. Jilitylofiour growth’ and: ti cronter than the cupital of all the rail- | SR or sbursement of | ML will startat ance ; | 4 Tt was said that Strode, the proseeuting sent, Ceda, ind Dixon, wud kot roads combined, free of debt, icising him for his dishursement of | iy ypeaker, Felix Metinnis, camo to 017 6. Ouarle Bt St Lowin, Mo, | } & ottorney, Lud ed 1o -sign u pardon | counties, to suy nothing ofothers, belong | Pho tine has” como for tiie woalth in | Fations among a certain - number of | Omaha, ns he says, o fow diys aeo, hay St as s | # " for Pound’s reledse, but it is hardly to l;' Sioux City, ~'muv'lg st g m’Irm y | attle to assert itself. ‘Tho cattlomen | women of illvepute, admits that there | ing e ] d w\!n lv‘\ -l"tl I"“”’,",”,“”"' no. L T e Ry | be believed that after his vigorous prose- [ A cursory examination of w railvo ited long enough for some one to overal such womed s i Jup | ralroad wear Butfulo p, Dakota. ¢ S8IAy papers show At ontion' of Ponnd. ho would o qunokly | map shows this. Iy uthwestern ey L IRIBIILRI ] s vo n i chiwomEn gomLili L BLTY “with the express determing Nerious Prostration, Debility, Ment 1 s P A if | rond she gets to Norfo! n Madison i Tt i ) g H that they are in destitute circumstances {10 ‘“ ¥ al Weakness ; Mercurlal and oth | change his_opinions s to the merits of | road she folk, in Madison | Ditk ty or one hundred mi : theelephant,” and s fiohs of Throat, 8kin or Bonos, 1 His ””,,-“‘,,, Mr Stearns, | county, and by w novthwestern branch \" 0. in protecting thei 1d have ehildren who must be fed. By vood look at it i SRR wonld be o | from Waketield up the North Logan val- \l““'x;i o5 be nomo too much, | Giving rations to these women their | ne o like $75, rinciy amont of the: ned when he | ey, she gets to Hartington, in the centoer | {580 method in. which | children are not only |\<-‘m from hegging Jd him and told :3,'2:3?&,?.’.‘.;.'.?}..'&"’" Ind ¢ th W wtof ruilty | of Cedar county. place 15 exnend it 1| from house to house and upon the street, | him to leave town @ i Gurvou of l!\:\n%l.ll‘\;zh:: ‘ly'-~| olings w b ¢ ‘|h.‘- tifty miles west of Sioux City, but is fi|u“ ndto gay, but it might be opport to attend - - most enthusiastic eharaeter, He doubt- | resched by an ox-how railroad route of 1s he of A SINGLI SINNER. 1 enouzh to send sinty or a hundred Jess folt pleased as wmian naturally would | about sevénty-tive miles. If Yankton, in cattle men (o cong Bierce these ehildren, such = pirtuan a 1 a dozon ! f i e '8 9 O nreatod enveloje, after'so hurd a fight for the conviction of | Dukota, is te bo tho objective point of the two 1o tho senate tor o while. The T s are of o 10 Lo Sehool. | Commits a Murder Which Eighteen | Iy tho pr: 1" excdtoney Governor | now roid, thewo isy hovond question, ! Youd men have their membors, ¢ This 15 his only object in assisting them. Others Were Quictly Piannin A Fasitive” ; y nd at the One of thg w ARG eiAL i 1 the Nat dMe | Nowtsie Dawes view " cns e time se- | gihove table ers their e N mbers, the bunker @ ¥ " 8 . Nov. 15.-Dr Powers, a g tomed complais nd tho way he will ) tho torritory to which | eattle in Tosa | members and even’ the woolmen havo | Pieree, s now acquisition, und 10 | well known resideit of U= pace wa found MARRU\C E GUIDE get over the fence in this cuse nsall | Omahais entitled, | know of the | representation on ti < of cor has been siek for sono time. 1 put thess |y on the road on Septemier 4 other mitters diving his incumbency in Lhis brings up the consideration fof . but £ | while the eattlemen wilh their $L0 0.+ | persons on the list myself, after investi 15, Atthe time it was thouzht to be a case 12 admit the ¢ proper route. I office will ustonish and please his me tting thor cases, and ascertainin ond, womas 000,600 h ¢ | to learn that your enterprisi vo only one member dovoted (o | d s S e N « o om a popelar g wd exoesm, {ho phys. + intimato friends did not, in the ti once that Mr. MeSnane’s iden is ¢ | the state of Towa, ranks second vintercsts, the Hon. Joseph Carey, thor they are actually in dstitts | of yae T T 3 instance, think he would carry out tho that the road must be st | union to wealth in eattle, havi of Wyomi l||.,~ tthe et circunstanc ;_l.l Jdo not question the | him, bu uspicion | m:~ JDHEC D AU & b fldorts promise made by himself to Poind for ¢ long in m'd’--r ‘u.’ b B <:H'I£ :I i3 | 3,661,410 valued at the cnormous { i | men” had & bett ding tsof a sulleving person. I do not arvested for wlicged granted, also, that the line 3 s0 of a conviction, | ttken fo ccutive clemency or the connty commissioners their government and thoy musf 3 | outof Omalta will be, most pr s inall | nd every ettort e | S PIHOLA L N()’I‘ICES. but the tenor of his document giv will | soon ot their business will go to 1 of ull the circumstan n to obtain convineing testimony on the pi ahove would load the most skeptical to | Rennavd, in Washington count find: and ruin. Suppose some fine mornit : Oue wonn ho has an | ey examing Pwelve persons yet FOR SALE--HOUSES AND l‘u’ru. think ditterentl twenty-live miles northw From (|, president were Lo order thut all ¢ 1 child i3 given o0 conts a week, R T ek, (Ot o s (i i The governor's solicitude and good | thenee in the samo dire 3 should grazo ther c tle on land | ind at . el ey OO SALE-camor ot ‘with two dwolling focling Tor Messrs, Pound, Davis and that | 12 miles to Yunkton. Oms nit X 81, 090 | etually owned them and to whioch | commissioners, 1 | Alexander) on Suturduy last made a w Botses, 010 bloc nov i of St Mury's aves erratic but well meaning ,_,.,,“ win, Mr., | ton, thorelore, urs ubout 150 mile: rt, | Thet ,000,000 | 1 “h it would becoumnc vt give any of these persons coul. 1| confession, the contents of which were kept | nue. bl for 837.0: or will scli use and ¥ of It for 515 0. A baruh e line, with an intervening | The I Goorgo Thomypson; oxtends back quite s | 1 i i 50 o N RS S o them ome Inst wintor during | strietly quiet. Lovi Alesander, father of the | ©CAP S AR O i ot ana Period, Tn Fabriniey last, dutine the sos gountry of almosi unoxumpled fortility, | GHES SIS ""fi, T right o do thisand g | the Cuteeti cold weather S those peo- | eontesor, and who was presont shen lis | exgtisont ocgi, 1R SR sion of the I ',.“‘!" ufter the huving hardly wn acre bub what Wil | more cattlo than all’ the rango countr, imo.dilihe: usoNoftiaNpb: IR urosn gLtk oare of nithis gy o the statement, e | G, AL Ratnders & Co., ophosite the l’nan- girokbury otthol s oseuttancy | ducts “incidons to - Nebeasic, ©in | 0utsido of hor put togothor, atid thoy e g matos of tho. poor houss It i A SR o R G b 2L gent to” Hon. Church’ Howe, another S T Pt Rl worth nearly as much money, This will | o and nuLI hf, Everyeatt m g _ o -n(-l‘ll\\f‘lml AL Yodl Inaginiod nd ek e —ry reat and good man in Nebiask, the | cluding corn—products which, so far | MO AEEW IS AR IO LEE W i who ruises cattlo on tho pubfic land | about as broad *as iy ongt | cuted by elly Who, DUTLY by strat | Rt SALE-T huve decid to offor fo fi))luwihgu ymanication: as the owstern eountics © ary | 42 ; e o e bl I | s diMlcult problem to solve andcl | oy and partly by "eorrdlon,® invisicl Wt yart of IR0 0 . iy fact. Wyoming, witls all her b wealth is ‘cattle. has only on many #s Texas; and N e i Iy it onst OF Plowent-st., containig ‘) B 'un\m( psuls will bs Tuosiny, Nov. #th j Linco IFeb, 1 of tho eans of the Legislaturd | tation facilitios | Value, | | | | | | | | | have decidid to offer tuuue 1 l 183, —Hox, Crvnren | concerned, will seck o market at Om. Senute Committee, | or Swoux Uity reenbly o the transpor- wlorded, Supposo a Sl Rt Undaeitho Eoirs vlwhlununxlurnnnh coming ubossore 4 e the crime. Powers wis shot on the. evenin n only temporarvily tak- | O 'Septeimbe: am doing the b cinnstances. 1 ing earo of theso porsons, as | have timethe president pl d ace the wso ol publ for slock r or loss. mo onor bet be interdic | land or vubli hy Prewett, while on his wa Credit willbe given for ; Il kerot etk cuttlo Btilke i e proseneo af Yot Alexin s Lttt the fecisli- | bridgo is to be built at Yuikton, und Da- | Pk ofas o et st SR et urged the county commissioners to Antrow L. EAtor I th, evenin 2O SosleellSRNY \ recoxnize In w substantlal and judl- | kotw " peopls and what they vaise, are | S 1,005,016, h il ag | mess so blindly the cattlemen have | pointa man to do nothingelss but at which ninteen persons wer on both 11 w'und Nioholas | ves A T Pound. 3G Davis and | secking metropolitan Or , und the | S Hachastnstonishmantinnms:| denorit e NoKoth men would invest destitute poor of the f fl with the purposo of K1 1_11'1\110 of Hamll- it | e Thompson, in thvarhine the. ttempt | Question comes ‘up, looking | Nobraski Gt Cent MM | their money in & business which thoy had od or bad — Lam restrict { pomishis erson the chirge of incen (ot houst cornor of A i trom the Nebrash y ebraska W h . ‘ the ntity of S t s | anarism, 1t L by Pr vofthe Belt line and capturin the | partivs wio T this rom the Nebraska pi AT | ht’to ply. The manufacturer, | the quantity of supplies deadt o auwrisuy broug i i by ke L | mpted to rob the state treasury, ‘The dg- | east or west, the ine of kot L], v dupon thooattle is not | hefor > e hm'.h his factory, i ) rd shows everything | do and the se- R m.““,“_!_ e int e ST, RS fRr west ng Lowe be lnid in Mm b | tectives ave entitled to screat erelit for tho | shall detlect, to produ fies B e ar o o on which to eract. s buildiniee: counts aro audited cvery week by the [ Hetdiebdiseuss the wpator. 14 i setiied, | i Of 1556 1makes th ) 118 most dosi il manner in which they have performed their | benetit and o fill the bill regarding the | Hodividellintolthotvaliotwill #ive ithie | farmer beforo he plants his_tield ¢ commissioners and are carefully 1ooked | ropned that they were accessory to the erine acts in the s"n“ s "'l'ka' bring this matter beforo (he loglsia. | SXDectutions of those conc G T PR B e A Say that | @ right to th ound in which he pi over by Mr. Points, who youknow, 13 | qud were sworn to proteet one anot! o4 e A s v A sviestsla- | construction. Look at the map and | 1Y s |4]u.'u| R T AT ovon the i before it builds gets @ | an honest man and an expert account- were induced to 2o to the gpot whey - ad AR adSt Covernor, | study this pointa fuw minutes, I’ SR A e thern eate | Tight of way, but the lon p- | ant. There is no jobbery or politics in | Powers’ body lay and mke part in lanzinz it | l“L’\'f.".L..T'». ':"“' W _'.:Hfrw\'g"-"]':n Shfrinan | Senate Journal, page 653, with an inclination southensty e Y e SR SRS TEY | on public Lind and raises hiscattleon do- | thisbusiness, Lassure you. 1 im buying \.l'll'll'.“. was ! erward found. o ps o] sivable resis Church brought the matter before the | through the novtheasttownsiips of ALt s Ll barEael s ChIE G N s | main which isnot hiz own and to which | supplies, for instance, from onc imun | pliity aguing 1 1ot 60 {1 froiton 17th st north of Nicholas penate, and the bill granting the $1 county, nlong t Bow ¢ % D D P i \.“m,“ ! he has not even a shudow of & title. ft [ whom Ldon't even know, but I know his (;: plnu‘l I “.\“"m h ot ) 00 proporty | 314 PR ' 8 enthusinstically passed by that | south through'the western towaships of v of T Atic f Ci | will be suid thut this i8 not | prices, and I my wirehases at whole- orloton 2 and Burt-sis, 60x103, Oan ‘wid most enth Y passe y t Made of Transportation of Cat n 1} be usod either for business or residonce pur- 1 body. The house, however, did not en- | Dixon county, thus keeping well inside | 1y Northorn Pacine I 1. 1931, | the cattleman's fuult a3 ho can | Bule establishments as well.” TELE poses, but peculiarly wdupted for & 10NGMG0E 1 dorae the bill, and both the governor and | und east of the Hartington Branch road, | By Union Packac 1. 10,181 | neither buy nor Jease the lunds on - Mok $40. Suppliod with water, gas and o grangr from Newal Beounty were | #nd then make: cither for Wakefield in | By Atehizon, Topokin & Santa | which he ‘does business. This is true, To Captain Thomas Ryan. Mrs, Albert Fritz o L e b Ay sadfly distppointed. Dixon county, or Wayne in Wayne R, st but it does not excuse him from being o [ Oxana, Nov, 14, 1885, —[Editor Beg.] | ehildren at New York S, ) (s 2 Cor Wicohonae Dirpeson sh T il Lun the timo comes twonty d. county. Itthe lattor place is prefereed, , tressprsser and it will not suve him witen T loav: AT ph operators in the leading eities Ninolots on south 16th-st, 2 foot llum. 'um 4 S Total oo L L ! =T eaves for Washington Mon o ng " i hc“m, his excellonoy will have the op- | the crossing of the Hartington b, wch Tl his troublo comy Here again we coms - bk are subserbing for the relier of their fellow ot g . e of these 2 morning next, a man unknown to fume i " Gal tin Camphell's addition, portunity which he'long hus sought to | very likely will be atthe tirst stution,Con- §17, oqual o the great sum of $1,190,00), | Prek (o our lirst proposition gt the eat- K BRxY IR K crattsmen in Galveston, e mnpeltie’ aodlgny ardon Pound, und for his credit it is | cord, ninémiles out of Walkeiield us the This “lw PR TR YO emen must help then . They must w one of niture's noblest nobleinen. The Methodist Episcopal ehureh extension of nine roomn .m.nm on south Y- 1 7y oped that ho will do us e ngreed when | depression in the proper direction of what | St S0 FAOE0TE R 4 | 30 intorest the government in | In the durk days of our civil strife, al- | board appropriated 51.:0) to the North Ne- i % ho had his interview with Pound. is called Logan Slowgh eun b protitably | e FEREC Yot i s 1 o them | ghougl wro boy, ho nobly oust usido | PFFkl conrerence Saturday, 5 HALGH MURPHY, CITY NEWS. utilized. 1f Waketield is preferved, moro n;ih‘;l\'\:} iern rianges in 1881 wus about as protoation thi R S lli Fis A_xu mere boy, ho nobly cast usido | gy iy proposed to have a world's fair in No. 1605 Farnumest. , 3d floor, Tho_stato auditor has just completed | 0f Sioux City's torritory can be iivadod L L Vatuo' | dustrics of fossar-importanco to the peo- | 41! fugily connections und family affec: | Chleugn i 152 to comnemorata the Tollr | 30w AT E=Moiroso 1111 Iots oll fratand e, . his valuation of state property. It is us | by working towards the center townskips | Promela 100,000 | ple und lesser value to the government | tions and followed the fortunes of his 'E:m‘““'m“ L4 vy of the landing o #00d bhuyers. Molroxe Hull [ots ut §250 (o 3440 4 follows: Tho total ussessed valuation of | of \J'l'“f.";['"'l'fi‘.;"vf,‘ff"um‘.'(:: M:rlf a b | From all otlier states. [itself. My own idea would be to add an- | valiant (but no more brave) conmander, | \ton Sliaronts fira) eakon pinca tor | IR AR I AR AL : the stato in LR AIN,Gunss. The levy on WA s et R G Al Total 0,000 ide to tho publio lunds to be | Guator. Torn time he was orderly o | day, e S Franeieco Stock excianio LY 60 lots to trade for fmprov the several funds is ws follows: General | bu oy way ay aketield, tho ‘ota 200,00 v a8 the “grazing lands of t) 7 15 Dty soved Saturday to remain elosed aud attend Will HASUMO O iy ditference ln Arnd, $667,09:.55; sinking tund, §3,005 01; | course is then cleir for the beautiful vul- A 10 | )| attach- | United States,” wnd lease the public | & dlant “Little Phil," but the duty of or. | HsEC Sl boily, Ll o Puriies wishing cade” botter cnll ut sohoo} fund, $188,415.70; university fund, | ley of Plum Croek (in - the dircetion of | od to the writer fc L Texng ~~n|u-|\ thom to eattlomen for term of | derly being too irksome | questad to | ™0 L oinent divector of the Union Pacific . over Tt Nutlonal k. 174 #30,052.1: eapitol fund, % 0. 15 reform | West ‘l'”“‘ oF vivlnjt 1'" "‘“fi""'\"”" teplliby vhioh’ tho, fHoxns ‘podple could s L woulll survey all tuo puslle | bo placed whero his sorvico would du the | eonbuiy 15 quotd s saying that ho dousts Bemis, Bth and Doupas mohiool fund, $16,603.85; stock indem- | ty, and from thence to Kennurd iy Wash- | move their cattio and got them to market. | lnn(hmul divide them up'into, 3ieon 13 tho sottl i 1l i1 the company wiil puy another dividend in W5HUOVD nity fund, $12,341.93 Iul'nlh-\ylurul.uo ington county. Lhere has beon groat deal of talk about t, Agricultural lands, inask good fawarae thp solsiomont of S0 | hytuxt i yiang 5 - purposes, 1,027,014 T the future is to be looked after ag | the groat northorm infore itwhat | 2 Miveral lnnga A autaian, Bhneidin remvpber o liquor porints of all drusetsts in Cor | TNSALEChonnest fine wisido proporty e total amonnt of stock in this state | the community develops, srd Omaha's | shall we say of a stato that ruises | 2d, Timber lunds, HTAYO, gEC 1 £0.0¢ fey couny, Kinsws, with: oiw excaption, | s 0 8iino Borur & Cobht ) 0wk, 4 desire shall be, as time progre: to | more cattle, annuall t 1 | i Gre wzing Lpds Ahin, ot WL I ed oninccount ot alleged vioitious i lean towards Niobrara and Black | tho northern states 1 Those dantie eakonld - be rogr )rmvllvm. fl.unl the Ml‘l ronment 'u’ for 'xi.. wt | of the liguor law. l‘“”l .:\l i st Il ot ong of tho bost hogs, 1,46 Hills with her own roud, ayne | put together; Uit exports 43 overy tivo yours, -and shifted o lurd to save, He wils ongugollin | yiomtio 13, Cintin aiitionaire 4y g00ds | o Cenenpn rtont i iaaaon S RMER luwul“rmn in the state is indi or Waukolield or Concord ean be regarded | worth of young eattle annually, while all | ope “oluss a to another. G BYORY b i 0 1 “‘“I merciant of New York, died Saturdidy after- E st trontlot with house nud barn on 17th the muu“..,,‘ figures: wheat, as nn excellent point of departure for | th ther'states and tereitories put t lunds found tit for ngriculture should by | NeYCr 1ot nowment e thou i a1 A s stiner residence st Fordhnm, | sivoot 1or #1503 Giisy piy uenis. ! i eorn, 1 outs, b decy cut northwost. It may be re wer only export $L000,000 worth, has | promptly taken ont of the grazing cluasi- | of returning to s friends or home until AppopIe e was aged 14 yoars, Houso und el 1ht"on Ciacles st, §2,70, Bule ! Darley, 105,715 | murked that-no shorier routé caw bo | 1,000,000 hvad of cattle, while Hottion "aad et into. tho agrigutiaral | Pesee was Tostored and the stars and | g supromo conrt of Eilios, at Oawa | 104150, 7 8 14l atroot, U 3 adopted thau the one indicated, and the | ranges novth have only cluss. On the other hund, lanus demon- | 511028 waved proudly “over the lund of | Sativday, aftiry he dectsions of the 0wer | FIORSALE—A fow lots in DBurtietts addition, In thé county court Saturday William | opinion is ventured that it will ' be much | that’ lis @ solid swoulth strated to bo antit for ngeicultare should | ', id the lioing of the brayve.” | coir. in'the o doseph Mactiin eharzed | 2 thoo biookd (roin Kreot enr 850 to 816 on Taylor sued and recov, w Judggmont | e cheapest as the trend of i | 000,000, while all tho northern AL P N S nd now, Coptain Thomas Ryan, we | Wie election iv at Unicaso, The sen- | monthiy paymonts. W. T, Grabaw, Croighion | agiingt Jucob Smith $100, duo for | streams show—p rti nl.uily Bust Bow | territories only foot up 500,000, Shall i1 41..‘?‘&{( AT |I'| i «;n] ht hIm. A-H”._u._ o< | lf.mfi‘i:.l..'.'n’.'f::".,')‘"'“L Wiy tWo yeurs in Ly | block. 159 work performed on the Capital school | creck and Plum Creck. [t is doubtful | we boyeott such a stuter Shall we wall of t1 Wbyl stook-raisfug now | YOUF former follow workmen-—~thelr most | * T 3 : DORSALE—A first class and woll puying DuldinE, } it uny sinuosities will make tho roud | her up with her cattle and cut hor 08 | 14 g ean oottt o = W | A ) for your futuro proypority | m‘““‘," foHlioprauatot Tondlctan Aeric J,‘ Doariac hoipo,contrully, Iocatod for purtios onge| f 5 mile W) f om commerce with the outside world? L i Pty ty L earned and merited pr i | -Auieric arn. Addross P o, ! A number of Mothodist brethren and | DL than 135 miles between O i | from oo morpo il tho oy world? © must hive boet us viell na wheat, outs, | {00~ RATIQU AN MLV R i {10l il b . = 3 @stors, consisting of Rev. und Mys, | B Yankton. Toe rout proposed | 1 am not n Xan nor huve 1 any int rye and corn, aned syo must have land on e ) AT i Tik | Gernian government, will be l(ll.\l_\. Lots, lauds—Bomis, I5h and Douglas ¢ Croigliton, J J. Tmhot and wite, Am: | duviates very little botween the two | osts in Texng, but I desire to be just and i to breod wid pase the boef. your sarrows fuw: may your lifo bo 1ike | aiiowisd 1 rematu o U island wntil further GruovAe bmm Eddy and wile and Mr. and Mes, | I".f‘ ad "““; L "'-"’ ling—the I“”"‘ 1 wi 108 ) d tetritor A now, sir, of all the states; aud te 4 ‘“"-”; mor day, wnd may our | autice, : — - = A. C. Rickotts went out to the suburban | 2¢ing considerably to the westward of ) thut Ind thrs ar ritorios in ‘this smion, Nebraski has the A R AT M. Bartholdi, the Fiench Soulptor, who | QUSES tots, arms, lunds - Somis 1ih and residence «f Alonzo Abbott Suturday. ha 1'“1 nd the nunlx detlection from | dred tho ] f cattle i i most interest in tiis stovk-raising huai. [ PRyUrot yourtreisit Aoise fiene piesnted (o Lhls country e e uwst atino Douglis, HAGNOVES pres 2 suid line, us compared with tern | or ton millious not to talk oo lo 108! R 3 g S u OUsE, of “Liberty Enlichtening the World,” was v AT - ‘Tho survoyors for the Chiongo * | ong, it i obvious, will be of incstinable | azainst Tosas with hor rine million h homs, Joated U of e grarls -~ | given'n recoption and dinner by the Lotis OURKS: Jota, isudi—Tiom(s, 13t Aid HouSiss belt, and with the be lands in t [ty western have o ncod running # 1ine | yalle to Omiha, worth one hundred and fifty three | Untiet ot ; RS Mrs, Gonld's Funcral, ]mh of New York, Saturday nheht, White- OV for their rond. [t ia reported that the | “"Of one thing the citisens of Omuha | nllions of doll 20 of our little | yita W A QUbNIAAL.O Saturdey ovening at 715 o'clack the | Ju K editor of o Now York “Uribiino, | OUSKS, otdunds - Bomis, 5th and 2 1 bridge across the Platte viver will be | muy Lo contide ntly wssure 1£ ihis | norehern' nelghbors” thut muko the | i HO rangen. o aver- | | 1 M Cath G “ delivered a bricf addiess of weleoui, 10 built during this wintor, [ route ix - pursued in constructing the | Wost noise could dijve wll - thor s e |"",' ‘I"",‘“ { fun of Mis. Muy Untliorine Goi whiich Burtholdi foelingly replied. g A strueting tho | most noi ] 1 will be o more fut_range beef, and the | wife of Henry R. Gould, occured - The Law and Order organization is | Omaha Northorn us a line of raidvoad | cattlo combined anto Texas and no- | tory of Neo come into demund 5 - A about completed and it s thought the | truly their own, the merchunts, | hody would kunow they were thero. | (aen o hock 1y _,‘,“,‘,','. e e bl | the residenco, 1803 Cumming street, Destructive Fire, o efforts of the sucicty will prove very | business mon and pouple generally Texns is u wl amoug wany sl | wud that will make cvery farmer in Ne' | The funeral pervices were conducted Cmeaco, Nov. H—The liitle village of Lo Agents, North Placte eflective. Omaha will be gratitied in secing th fishes i the eattlo world and she w - o . . & vy . 3ol ¥ in P s | Auwsting L. was visited by o destructive tive | £ ku rich who owng, » good picceof | by Right Rev. Deun Millspuugh. The . | —— triends periodically from the northeast- | mand just treatment and recognition n land, Nebraska land: will taise 7 | g A TP Po T P h 13 Iy this mori “Fhe tive broke out shout | JORSALK-A two st 0, il i4 For Bale—A 8peoch : ern_connties—they will be spared the | from hér aorthorn neighbors and should ARG, ”‘llu‘:'» - g | death of Mrs. Gould is deoply felt by the A e e g . A ‘:u.‘(..-u‘l‘n:l:‘l;fl.:‘u ..'.“n o3¢ bt -"‘9:1' £ The proceedingy of tho United States | continud woutitication of knawing thut | liyo it Lool at U beek prouct of | Tor yoursclt, und vou will seo &bt 4 GARRLEIIRRY I M e | R T e k ocourt lust week developed an situation | the trade of lhhmw\“) developing ve- | 1554: | maguifice: : ) i rmer | was ill but a short tim ure " : i — { RS Y T eaken O good joke un | BV Hues Lo curich & city in wothor e Pomt | "ff',.‘,'f'[“,"',‘"]““::M’“,' lage’ Bio furmur | P R i e, lre originsted. tho, black | RUPTURE CURED. = w J stute, BDMUN DS A alue, 2 10 oattle s futtonod | Wit tho | of the } W aniinery 2, y by Hon. Jno. M. Thuston | AL S Beet shipped from 6.%040 100,00 a: ‘.‘1'5...:.. fattaie o yeia g gt & Vayloriniliiucry sl v, N 2, Ohoration or useless trussos, Dr. M, M "Tho ease uf Nowoomborva. Rohwr was | Me. 8, K. oantcowlio saprosents e | 4 i R 001 s (o Lo e o5y N orriver e ol Vs v | Bat s vt SeRa A e T ! before the court. Hon. Dallus L. New- | firm of David Currick' & Co., Phifadul- { “ail the horthormn ey STy v et le Lall, skt ¢ comber, logislutor from Aduns county, l-lu.u_1 ll.i ':{"‘him.fi Iu‘s lm;;l Ilul‘un;". ranges in 1854, 400,000 40 106,000,000 pring feeling assured het ¢ n| ot in the of | ¥ 0 j e “:mx‘: «’. Ilere LISPIOT OF LALUMBLL. ‘W Bshinton. (18 SR peive e TR MRV T his stygh) Ut St Jucobs (il us o care g » A g0 eents p bushel for evoery bushel | wi M R reyrt the B STHE CE iy uod day H S R ) forspraing, galls sad such ailments of » $1L.020.000 831,025,000 the oo | | frond ChTN olbv Wy eituat 3 armer of Murylund, for §2,000 dumages | horses, Texas will bo ut the nest national co catite, 1 { wili ¢ bt tae ¥ vl