Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1886, Page 1

FIFTEENTH YEAR, SERVING THE HARDY SETTLER Edgerton Moving ¢ Needed Measures, MODIFYING THE LAND LAWS. Tactics the Democrats of the House Will Employ on the Question of Dakota's Admission -G gton Notes, Necded Changes In the Land Law e WASHINGTO . 15.—[Special Tele gram. |—Sen serton of Dakota has cen doing some hard work since his arrival here for the settlers of the northwest, He is working with Assistant Seerctary ot the Interior Jenks to seeure the promulgation of an order which will afford fnmediate relief 10 those whose land titles and real sec ties | have been Jeopardized by recent decisions of the land commissioner. He asks thatan | order be issued requiring a contestant of a ease, after it has been sed upon by the Jocal land officers, to give notice of the con- test and have a trial hefore there can be a sus- pension of patent. The lure he Proposes similar to the contesting | of a will. Tle sks, also, that in future no title where a land ofticer's receipt has been given on agricubtural land, shall be suspendedor eancelled until a hearing is had before the Jocal land oftice, with a right to appeal to the land commissioner and seeretary of the in- terior, and that at sneh hi s dne notice must be given the parties interested by pu lication or otherwise: that upon the govern- ment in these trials must rest the burden of proving that the original decision of the local Jand oftice was obtained throngh fraud; that all entries on agricultural lands that have been suspended shall be removed ana placed on the same footing as eases arising after issuance of the order. Senator Edgerton says that while remedy in the courts may be ample, they are too expensive and operate oo slowly to mect the necessities of the peo- ple. Healso wants provision made for ihe protection of innocent purchasers of, or parties making loans upon lands, the title to which was ob- tained by frauds, He thinks an innocent purchaser of a mortgage should be allowed to enter the land on payment of double the minimum pri provided it has been shown that il settler has committed a frand in *“proving up” without a suflicient settlement on the land. He asks also that witmesses be compelled to attend the trials of contested cases, and has g hopes of having the rules moditied to me all of these suzgestions, Mr. Jenks Indi Ang his approval of then. THE DEMOCEATS AND DAKOTA. To-day Chairman 1ill, of the house commit- tee on territories, informed a delegation here from Dakota that his committee will hear, on next Wednesday. arguments on the Harrison bill to admit south Dakota to statelood, and organize north Dakota territory. Senators Edgerton and Moody, Representative Ka- nouse and Governor Mellette will speak, each one taking a distinet line of argu- ment. It is believed that the tacti the democrats in the house will employ to defeat adimission will be to propose to ad- mit the whole territory as one state, knowing that the people of the territory prefer to stay out rather than come in in that way. Then it is believed that it will be argued by the democrats that there isa division of senti- ment about statehood amonyg the eitizens of Dakota. Should this be brought forward the representatives from the territory now here will propose that congress pass an act con- firming the proceedings already taken for statehood, and admitting south Dakota under the Harrison bill, provided the people of the whole tertitory give a majority vote for it. They say the provisions of the Har- rison bill would be ratified by a vote of nine- tenths of the population. REPUBLICAN SENATORS AND REMOVALS, WASIINGTON, Jan, 15 /| publican senators met in eauens af 10:30 this morning, and adjourned at 1:30, The ur- Pose was to com views as to the rlullf of the senate to information as to the presi- dent’s reasons for making removals from of- fice. The fact was A that many inquiries addressed to heads of departments by chair- men of committees reniined inanswered, but up to this time there are no indications of a purpose to refuse to wive this informa; tion. No formal proposition was made, and no action taken. While a wide varlety of opinions found expression with regard to the Jrepriety of ruising issue - with he adininistrati at pr upon this question, u majority were of oplnion that should the information sought not ulti- mately be fortheoming, the republicans will, in justice to the men who haye been sus- pended or oved for supposed canse, be re- quired to take some formal action in the senate to seeure information or an avowal by the president that he will not givehis reasons for i ing the removals. There was unani- mous coneurrence in the opinion that the re- moved oflicials have a right to know whether they were removed for politic ¥ mal-administration of their tri it is the senators’ duty to secure the informa- tion if possible CAPITAL GLFANINGS, The postoftice department has received a letter from the Germa 0518, urging the Unit S govermnent o send an officer of the postofiice depart- ment to Germany to personally inspeet and study the parcel post service of that country Wit Niew to jotning the intemational par- cel posi The seeretary of the interlor has requested the attorney géneral to institute suits against the Lac attle company in the western part of Nebiaska to recover § ), the value of timber alleged to have been cut by them from public lands, - e WHO AR HE HEIRS? Cuvious Complications Growing Out of a Recent Tragedy. Derrorr,Jan. 15,~Extraordinary complica- tions growing out of the tragie fate of Frank Knoch, his wife, and their two ehildren, who a couple of weeks ago were murdered and the bodies burned in the destruction of their home, developed here to-day, Within a short time after the tragedy the relatives of the mutdered family began to dispute over the little property that had been left, Last week | Gus and 1 nan Knoch diled a petition for administration of the estate, which as | valued at $4,000, Today a counter petition was filed by an attorney, asking administra- tion of the estate of Frank Knoch's children, This petition is _on behalf of the grand- wother, two uncles and threée aunts of the deceased_ children, the theory being that Frank Knoch was murdered “first, the two children thus becoming his I y and their the two grandmothers! The andother having sinee died lett her ehildven the heirs, The whole eas turns on the question is 10 who of the fawily were first killed, A Striking Riot. CnrcaGo, Jan, 15,—This morning a serious | riot occurred at Halstead and Green streets between strikers at Maxwell’s and a number of employes going to their we But for the prompt interference of the police the result wight have been serious. ‘The strikers, who numbered fifleen, were armed with clubs, while the non-unionists were thiee times their number. ‘The attack was fierce, hut short-tived. Ouly one wan was reported injured, The police arrrested three men, et Bnow in Texas, | had been dischiarged from other navy yards | o Fr. Davis, Jan. 15.-Snow fell throughout wesidio county during Wednesday, in: sowe 4048 10 4 depth of Uve inches, OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1856, : NUMBER 179, AL L [ MARING THE MACHINE DANCE 1 | several Deaths Reported in Nebraska eal him. Other Meetin Meyers tnally g vay ”\ll'u'\}‘.\;_'!\ 4 and Colorado. S livpnf Wa meeting of | A Party of Cow Boys Attempt to Corral a | PENVER, Jan. 15.~A report lias ¢ ! | Additional Facts Connected With Omaka’ ATE ARRIVALS Six Murderors Go the louse 1 fTair ttee took & sen J P g urderers G A lere from Benkelman, Nebi, that two settlers, \ ot M 9. Gatber Big Mogul Locomotive. Fohr and Burns, who left there a_week ago Senzational Suicide, 'R s.Omaha L. K. 6T BORTUN — Monday on a hunting trip on the Arrickere — ) s, Friend; Joe k navy | THE RESULT OF THE ROUND Up. | fud midile fork mmn‘..; x' publican, were | PLAYING THE PENITENT THIEF. | Ol t lton, | CLIMBING THE GOLDEN STAIRS, ational t te e Boutelle re Neck-Tw in their places, and as to the statement that town. Both evidently attempted 1o return e 1o coln sddtard and W, lovine Branders of Buffalo Gap Ene | |y alter blizzard e up, but were The Prostitution Hous Proprictor | 3 § ali o ones, York; B n of Color |1 dominate - A in the blinding snow. Fohr had stauck Sentenced and Appeals to the !,‘ muzzle of his n in the Owner of the Building - Vas ‘L‘xvnnul. laid down mear it, and | { | of vic deavor to Organize a Backwoods “shindig' in a Sort of Wils lipus-Wollopus Way. 4 Mastinm ple Scene Wit 1 an ney b igh Execution at Nevada City, died, Bums managed to g rious Lincoln Matters. TR . Missouri - The Others, 200 yards further on before overcome. Both 1 . L . The Cow Panchers Pavalyzed. were under large drifts of snow and would [FION THE DER'S LISCOLY BURTEAY,] The Talk ol Dissension (h the Letshi Paid the Death Penalty I:xu\x....\- Dak., Jan. 14.—[Special.] | not have been found but for the gun-stock Mr. Ed. H. Callaway of this eity is in Nhtlonal ftanks NuoNo e, Ta T, ¥ amen 3 i cneral investi The advent of the railroad, and Its natural | sticking out of the snow, | receipt of n copy of the Galveston News ” § ol ARV AT i 5§ \g b " A wation i conduet of the na . 4 ecessory, the iron horse, has proved a phe- | A teamster and herder were found frozen | wh i it o ”', sy it AL e WAL ) v R H b ki b He urged that @ mere newspaper report ¥ L which after reprinting the Beg's account The Star say t there I8 trouble among od by L t \ \ large Lo Tor he b et hes | momena to the wild and_uneouth cow | near the same place yesterday and were taken | of the suicide of Frank V. Adams in | {ho members of the Trish National lea crowds assembled abo sallows, which was not becoming the dignity of | Puncher of this seetion. On the last trip up, | to town. ¢ : Omaha recently, says: “When Adams | there being much dissatistacfion beeanse A, | Were erceted i . e natural Sutictie s Lo Tos ik il « amusing scene several persons frozen in the same storm supported Blaine [n 154, Speaking of | coming trains browght eds ot people to brother BITEAtION oS sub | ulym y.m;“.;u \\ 1 vx\m\‘(u v..; a harmle llul\ .'mwv”‘lru‘l.wl to have |...‘v; |..-m|~||. ad- Egan's cirenlar tothe exetutive cc tiee | witness the excention. crime tor whieh tantially correct. 4 Lt f | one, oceurred, irty of cow boys were ers living a great ways apart, who settled on | asking thomn o mec A0 O Jt o was it as the cold-blooded and b N e bl AL 1 paliiting the Town ralo Gnp | e land 1ate Iast fell abil Wers Wiolly une | for he was n deelded bean—sent him | SkIng them to mect in Clicago ot dunuaty | M LR S bl e 3 | 2 en he would an ex-pi murder of Jacoh Sewell and a 10-year old son . Thomas pointed ont that the resolution | the us ermillion hw Lot of repare y severe weathe e yral ofterings and delicac or- bl il il sl s | i i X N R S TR oA p o] EA e the usual v Hion hue, when the I prepared for snch severe weather, Some | floral offerings and deliencies, and per- | o5 {lia Jeacue said last night: “The Irish [ Who came from Fort Scott some time last D R, S e ey \Ae it | train eame fnto the embryo village, Tho loco- | bodies when found showed they had been | fumed notes of condolence and sym- | cquse fs suflering in this country at present | July With two wazons, and_were camping o tation the navy departiment could easily | o ‘~'~\,\\r;\h\\;:‘u‘ly;x |..'|’mIx 3 .\\\: mi\ -ll\l‘lli attempting to reach o neighboring ranch pluh_\ were numerous. Some of his gen- [ on acconnt of the treachery of leaders, | near here. Sewell became sick and was at- wick the bubble, | to satis emselves thi alive u Ien overcone . socie ends even asked, 1 ; i avdent republica L0 is ended by ¢ dawor ned Osbor L R i il R DU RIS tleman society friends cven asked, and | Egan is an ardent republican and o is Sulli- | tended by Stairand a wowan named Osborne, vestization should be general. Republicans | ana . to vound. 1t o were permitted, the privil to sleep in | van. It is the common expression among [ Who formed a plan to wurder the father and b d Bl NI T i eftit | WasmiNGTON, D, I, owers & | Juil with him to relicve the ennui of his | Irishmen that Egan's: resicuation is only a | son and leave the town wiih e wagons for ,,“\;’.‘ I.I‘::\l\‘l‘;vll ..’,,‘ ”I“I‘“m not at \l.,ml,]“_ G e A BT o, KM TAEE IR Hi; conili anking business | cruel incarceration. When Adams got dodge. He wants to step down so as to give | Stait’s former howe in Indiana, On the M. nguired if it would be con L i a a Hte, tlosod. tiialr 00 54 Thes g 1 FSUBI0 S AT 5 Sullivan a chance to be re-elected president. | night of August 20, Stair aceomplished the tended that the vicetors were not entitded to | this they proposed to so the modern | here, closed their a8 to-d ey we nto this trouble Mr. J E 1 | Ul ¥y pro i ASia LA Rt i That would be a deplorable blow to the | lorrible deed with an axe. e then placed the spoi X i monster of artificial billows and snatls, cor- dy to make a statement of the condi- | graphed one of his brothe i DR TR AT \ W the bleeding f 1 o for o Hids aequicseod In that gestimption: | ral the machine from cow eatehier o tender, | §0D of thelr affairs, but suy - the fallure is for | strect broker—stating the facts “and | {40 B e TR Tolt ST o TR ST hut s | the case under T 16 | s ST ERBHEIHG : £ | Rme) itount ey £ h ounces Sullivan as “wholly imeapable of | Marmalon river bottoms, five miles distant, s a estion not of polities—not whether ‘\“Ii‘l'.‘“) .'“"I‘I[““"’_'I'l";‘-l""-‘ i IM» ! ""v""”"‘y""' Nty YORK: dan: 15-1Hown & Andarioh , ‘I:“:‘:‘fl ';, ‘ll“k “““"l‘ “}‘.""{"“"5._‘;' representing the Trish National league ina | and buricd the vietims, The dead bodies ol l‘| lican Had by n ;-'f" u y o et o n it loose among the un- | paykers, assigned fo-day, giving preferences | Mely LG i answered nanner caleulated to inspire respect, were found and pursuit organized, and Stair crab-bitt whotlier the statiite wiving prefor- | tamed hovines of the boundless prairie. of . Other liabilities aggregate $50,000, Lot the Taw take jts course.” 3 - and the Osborne woman captured twenty bt Sl bl A DL AT Commencing operations they pulled their - after this Mr. Callaway 1 o Mr. Magee Goes Up. miles distant. Lhey were tried and both ‘ uzed 1o wake place for T bre guns, and requested the engineer to The Great Chess Match, from the brother explaining the telegram, | Lospox, Jan. Ts—Joln Magee, who | convieted of murder in the first dey o uake blac for rebel sol- | hen her up 5o they. might have an o | NEW York, Jan. 15—The third game in | and stating that Frank had been nsev: | Sioaded guilty to the charge of attempting to | sontenced (0 be hanged together. A sty of menmorating union victories had been ob- | portunity to “haul her up,” and amuse theu- | the Steinitz-Zukertort chess mateh was played j"“I"I wes of the kind in New York, | yrocure money from the prince of Wales by | axqeution was obtained in the woman's litgis ARl solves by shuking thie terror of. thio fron here to-day, cach having before scored one | it the family had already spent asmall | writing threateniog Tetters, was sontenced | el RES SR (R WOII Mr. " Hewitt inquired 1f the gentleman | po o 8 C R e outions, | victory. The attendance was larger than _at fortune on him in getting himout, They | to-day to seven years' penal servitude, dani she was granted anew trial, would bave tolerated a confederate moni ik L any preceding session. Zukertort had the | Nd sent him to sea on a'fong eruise, and - Adter the trap lad been sprung, the body any | I . Zuki E HE T FRBHE TR OUE: ther G HE * BN R ™m SENSATION, for a moment rewained motionless, and there was enacted a seene of lorror which ment commemorating the victory of Bull [ The engineer, Harry Crisler, and Mr. Thomas replied that he would have It | passengers on board the train, The isolated | ing he would choose. e selected the queen’s | 105, o1 association ad Dreak him of | The Old Gent Appears Alive and Kick- illed the blood of all who witnessed it of defrauding Marshal Phiilips and others out of £1,200, many of Ins lady friends ly compens Run. John Mals, told thew not to fire, as there were [ WOve. Speculation was rife as to the oven- | goek yaneh, hoping to et him away pulled down, Fortunately the rebels faile canbet, he game lasted 2 hours and 4 % > hic: I y the rebels failed gambe e game dfive hours anda 5e o100 habnts, and they had ¢ been ing in Chicago. I'wo doctors were cach holding a wrist on Other members ot the committee expressed | sixteen rounds through it, fortunately th no hope for him, and now thought that | don, Canada, yesterday, declared that letters | 504040 ghook them aside, and before they whicli will come up for consideration at the | ¥ went up for fonr years, but was par- | heen tried ¢ : charge i i years, i been tried at London on the charge of poison- | 4,46 \acriing on, and made frantic G and wrounds to-lay adopted i tule forbidding | they had exhausted all thelr amwunition, | SImply incomparable. But we do not | {ime, and returned to Galyeston, Onre- |y been tried previously at Ingersoll for the i n il s : e It seemed as if the man must die by slow de O SBARIONE Hea e Aok horoughly convineed of the folly of attempt- t o News, in substance . > : two sessions, but in those instances pr the News, in substance that he came but was detected by his wife putting some- tesent ) ! r. 1 R R G A e | : aud in a few minutes the body hung a life- I lotse ecramittee on rivers and habors | The next day they were “rounded up” v dramatic way be more of exemplary conduct for the future, His ¥ s harbors to 811,000,000, ‘The sums recom- | AWaiting trial for their fun, When they are | Ttalian language is the most namb formation enlisted the sympathy of | murdered four tormer Wives, For the Murder of Peggy Johnson, Dill, 100 pounds of steam. vowels, waxel mustaches, and shiny. stk | 40 & better man, he was taken by the | Dakotastory, = le fiehiad nat heen in o pelosure of the jail here to-day for the wur- ALine 3 . G £ the measly librel sratic i 1 3 el A eonldmol erfectly self pe ed and acknowl- A Lincoln Gambler Gashed. of the measly librettos of adyingoperatic | yobo Ho'o wopaid: this' ygen: | Lub was mot n and- could not b ) b7 G ] L EACEON duced a bill repealing o much of the act of | ent gambler, was stabbed several times in inst the transhition of Shakespe hundred dollars, and was permitted o go | i Baltimore, @kota. where they had | did kil Pesgey ol 1318 1cokiWiE i redemption of subsidiary coin. Re- | . patterson. Patterson was put cut of then he went west, and finally Tanded in | having been on trial for the poisoning of his | qround. « as onee quite prominent to the foot of tho stairs. There Patterson | is to hear Hamlet “monsieur,” | Jastspring. - While in Galveston, Adams | hoeyhonorably acauitted, in both instances, | a'a leader of his race o ey A latter. A short time afterwards Sheedy ssdlo a talking g e wh. A month's extra pay. Aft nsid, % linoftafteryard eedy | Desdemona talking his return from Huntsville e became en- | Tibel in this instanc N RangeL offered a resolution eallir AnECTONSIVn Satterson was arrest- | ator last Monday ni ) 2 I dangerously injured. Patterson was arrest- | ator last Monday night we heard Roman | [JERC A0 RS R YOS FAR B8 THE, T . for murder of ariver steamer mate some time that can be legaily applie ¢ pay i ate McC P > tragedis cizaily applied to the p; with the late McCullough, the tragedian. ery night a ghost rings the bell in the v applicable to the pay- | gram.|—Prof. Edgren, of the chalr of modern | a dude fonthibaore T of fslauas e Ly e, el i The presidential_succession bill was then Giteus. for this other desiera. | Lenth street, resulted in the conviction of 55,000, er, but returning to get some money e clafm- tion, For instance, the dialogue of a ¢ speaker the house was a U tened toby alarge audience. Theattendance | oy ditor as much as the subjoining of $100 and costs, when a question | of Lan special from Belle- 5 a ould-be_hard_ toughs at once com- . I I theirobject. He was not yet fiirars| R0t AWOLit i Balt. Zukertott won in forty-seven moves, ) ! MWINE Tought 1o the uhion, ned of | ineed to opn m on the cab, They fired i on i forty-seven MONES. | foreed o the' conclusion that there was [ CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—A telegram dated Lon- | yiyur side when the contortions of the hang- themselves I strong Tanguage, and the ses- | no injury to anyone, the leaden messengor i ol TS ably a term in the penitentiary | had been reccived from Dakota deseribing ; unzume, and the ¥ to anyone, ; ssengers ; LN L bl iy ity ! L | could regain their hold upon the man whoso jon oned without action on (e tesolition | possing in close proximity o three persons, | acl Dy ) Wt prove beneficial to lim. So he | the death thero of Georgo McCabe, whio ind 6w IR LG TAN Pl B 18056 oAt next meetin, The gang persisted in their fruitless task of icent ]l_]l_\all]]l!l'. anoble voice, and A oTa eaon ot BTHRTIrR b £ s “The touse committee on public buildings | compelling the locomotive to dance until | splendid intelleet. In certain lines he is | fORCG saoh helc (o exprration of B8 | ing his wife about a year previous, and who [ yjeq ¢4 release himselt his right hand shot the sale of spiituiows liguors in the restaurant. | and then wournfully fook their departure, | Wonder, that is ™ performanees are not | M willbe wemembered that he | murder of a fonmer wite. ‘The Dakota letter | AACUALAUR LU L il ie same action as been taken at the last i s B l]]u,~ (;Q\Il\ll'.\'. He | 0 bslnon that e camo biok | Stated that AleCabe married again in Dakota, | crecs from strangulation, but one of. tlie bition was contained i the joint riles whils | ingan improvised back woods ball with a | Py his-parts in faliun; his comp to live down his disgrace, was exceed- | Put wa L Me- | dootors suceeeded in disengaging his hand the present rule is ashuple committee order. | big mogul as the master of eeremonies. ply thew parts in English. Could ingly penitent and wade many promises “!" ‘”‘"“' “'I “:“""“"‘{'l"“':‘,.‘“"l""’:"l““","‘ SV 00 : ; she exchunged eups. McCabe drank the g psolved to e ? posterous? g i y iranght intended for his wife, it was stated, | less corpse. mended for appropriation will in no ease bo | released they will nndoubtedly refrain from | pamby in the world; itis the vernaeu friend who was willing to eondone “the | MeC the o, Visited the office of | Lakk Provinexer, La., Jan. 1. Wiiliam made public in advance of the report of the | future attemps to “round up” steers carrying | of tenor singers; it is composed of five | PAst, and, with the hope of w wking Ad- | the Associated press to-day, denyine the | George (colored) was executed within the : ———— . . ! and, as it were, and given a_position Dakota for three years, but had three sons [ SEHEE TEHE EHeE 0N (TG T FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. — trunks: its literature has ¢ome o consist | Mnd, as it wore, and given position by | [ Huere, oneof Wi was named George, | U7 0f Peziy dulinson in August. 182 House. ¢ Nob. Jine 15-—rSpoetal Tele- | seliool 1 d : werson described s he liad reeent | edsed that iie feigned insanity during the WasmNerox, Jan. 15-Mr. Bland intro- | g, | John Shecdy, Lineoln's most promi. | What lover of Engli not revolt | cutiosity by robbing the firm of several Hv= | il At the Tast moment he eried out, T June! 0, 1870, a5 proviides: for the oxchange RYEAN, & 0 L] wedies into Ttalian us o prof tions | unpunished for this oflense conditioned m. A foRS himselt, he had broken by the fall, bui frotn so1e reason. his i the neck and face to-night by a man named \1\ Ih]" Wivh 1]1_\.-“‘ Dastard 1 -n]iu tom upon s leaving the country. It was ' iin as stated. He acknowledged | throat was gashed blood spattered il Terfed; % 4 e SO (thid n, Freneh, ctid genus omne—to | 4! L A inte | two wives, one of whom had dicd in delirum i i T R Y, T M G e || AR AL Ly following him | gy with Shakspere?. W mock Nebraska. Thi ome time during | {10 8 WA Gne from eart diseass J1e Did | Sa e wemnt iy e e o counts, reported a_joint resolution allowing | ctruek Sheedy and w pportod to_bave made soveral con- j { Pl e L) 1 OWINg | struck Sheedy and was knocked down by the | Ophelin addressed as, *‘signovits, 2 and raportac o D ava MBAETEOVIEEO0IT | -0 e € prosecution to an dttempt to disch; L_ni employes ot the house one i »e her father as | Questsin afinirsof lover and even after | extort mo fl)‘. ays he will prosecute for I vate the resolntion was defeated. wao wont upon the NUICEL uwnd i | p, i Lovis, Jan. 15.—Chatles W ek st s ¥ o The Gladi- | @ged to a very estimable young ludy - OG0 10 e lin S RT SO niHo0IS ot tacked and cut by Patterson. e was not Durin, serformance of The Gladi fi‘ rpabaih u\‘_mm oy SINGULARITIE ored, was hanged this morning at 7:45 o'clock ) s wry of the treasury for informati 5 &4 s matrons—the most austere represent : T il Mo s 1o the amount of moncy i’ the treasury | 4 and lodged in the cooler. Inatrons—the, most austere Fpuresentu | Galveston was offered a leading position i meconn et Is regularly KEP O | ago. Ite remained caln to the last, still pro- iy Saelly applied o e : The Winter Term Opened. aldrossed s We would as fodoty L she o nele nnoe o on el Gl and if there any sucl LincoLy, Neb., Jan. 15—[Ssecial Tele- | soon think of ca z ian brigand The o A SIN 8 2 Methodist Chureh steeple, at Lawrence, Long | A. David, second mate of the s an- e trial of C. W. ; i 3 : R e R e s R m the head with a roek. Wilson had been went'of the obligations aforesaid, why the | languazes, delivered the opening ¢ |~ But there are hume about | Parker, for keeping « disorderly house | The common thisfle plant con- | GHLtM Logk N same have not been upplied. Referred. s Tt e Torh i ',':,:'["f:.fi,i,;"'i',‘ an | the ini entertainments which and_ nest of prostitntion at 182 South | tain an average of 65,000 secds, and the bur- | disvharged and ordered away from the steam- taken up by Mr. Dibble, who argued t| chapel of the university this evening. The the accused. The court was about im- that Is elaimed to have been Ben- [ @0 WS OWing lim. neither the president pro tem of the set lecture was upon “Buddhism,” and was 1 Sulvini tragedy impresses the ave 2 a sentence of sixty days in jailand | jamin Franklin's is in possession of a tarmer lerer Launched. States oflicer, and in support of his position | i¢ Jarger - 1 X H f ST 5 . . : yabdinisupport o s larger this term than it was during the fall s will i b 5 : ised ns to the legality of a double [ A sudden snceze cost Joln ¢ theend | 3 : quoted from the fourte amendment to loge will impr you, gentle reader: i Inforderito boios the bt Ishide 5 10se on Thursday night, while a barber to the Post Dispateh says: Noah :|omns(ll|l|lnnl|l|0,14Ii.~ netion ther ie g“‘m; ;I\;lni<-ln“i§ .h(tlm ,ll}il:u -'|u|u'wx'wllt'"l"'|- Viola Allen—You sent for me, me hetween o member of congress and a United | The falling off in the winter term lust year | Jord? y , LW i anged to-di elock. He aduitte States oflicer, : 3 was about thirty. The university is in a Ivini (zloomily)—Si, signore. Jones being. assessed $133 in all. Ho | A burglar in Weld, Me. was detected by a | JRUER! SR RO G GG piliter considderable debate 4MIr. Caldwell Of | ery prosperous eondition YViola Allen—Wherefore, I pri’ thee, | & “of appeal, and filed abond | suowhall from the heeliof his baot, whieh | w0 in East St. Louls he committed qur. l_u‘umlqu} ed the previous question, e tell me? with Mayor Burr as suret; The action | hail'found in the storé after the robbery. another murder Whldliaitara it patliamentary tencing) Subject for the Scalpel. Salvini (scizing her by the arm)—Questa | Of the mayor in thus virtually endorsing | ™1, will at Milton, on the Susquehanna ; T in T o b T A AT Scuuyrem, Jan. 15.—[Special Telegram.] | infollice. grazzioguglioimo si glacomo | @ man convicted of a heitious oflense | yriver, Sawyer Hastor saw a ish i & BOKOW | ooy o s UP i Toxan, inols, Stuking ont the clanse which repeals | —As yet the relatives of Lapour have not | pzelia leustra! against the morals and peace of the city | water-sonked loz just as it was being pushed [ | COTULEA, Tex., Jan, 15.—Jose Maria Men- seetions of the rovised statutes providing for | been heard from and the county authorities | . Viola Allen (deprecatingly)—Oh, me | OVer which he y sides is causing great | to the cireular saw. Kight larze bass were | diola, who murdered Hodges, the Southern indignation and unfavorable comment. | taken from the log. Pacifie railroad station agent, eight months special elections, was rejected. Yeas 118, | are considering the advisability of bur C noes 15 ! o ; He o ini (with suppressed rage)—Sospi- | Another bad featurc of the case is that on | William Henry Walker, of Evansville, | azo, was hanged here this afternoon. Men- A substitute offered by Mr. McKinley of | himin the court yard. = Indignant citiz A 'f".]l).u::i‘d r:"?l‘u) 1,‘?,1:.‘.‘,;'., appeal it goes to the district court where | Ind., 15 years old, has a head thivty-three in | dialy displayed great nerve and professed (Y] f adaglo banana | pgoe Pound presides, an able lawyer | ¢hes'in éireumference and thirty-five inehies | penitence ior the: crime. e was dead in Oitorloay s 1 foroe the Tresent e with | living in the vicinity of the court house are [ 1o, ith! mappa the addition of a provision for the purpose of | protesting aking a grave yard so | FOQEe RINOT and impartial jurist. But Mr. Pound js | from chin to crown. - He has fair intelligence | fourminntes. the owner of the building which Jones good memory. 5 having the speaker of the house of Tepresent- | near to their premises. The body will beheld |, Violt Allen (eagerly)s-On me soul, I A dealous © Collared Jeald our Collared. atives in oflice continuously, was als c- TOW. rase the relatives know not! ¥ emarkable fig senrred rece aliyes notice continiiously, was also x| until toamorrow and in ease the relatives do | KNOSESE 0 e Hor)—Cho T mort | oceupies, and has been ove thin’ on markable fight occurred recently on |4 0o Xhese two votes the house was divided | 1Ot take charge of it, will probably be taken notified of the disreputable manner in priOscar;Luner dn Sillad sonnt, A spechall frow. Lusls by party lines. to the cemetery for interment. It is a good which his tenant was conducting. it, but | fiorenwiSh L frce Durhai "“\‘f}iu';;l‘l‘l‘kt’f,'\‘j,fi biel ”"‘ i :.:. ‘fm“ r'l‘:[“ 1”‘Il""|'”r,‘;‘""‘_: cohtter a coiple af fuither attempts to e | subject for some medical institute Viola Alien (shuddering)—Me Tord, | s never sen it to intert i ot Bt v o i A Forest | B aay o tho ey of Albert’ S e 6 ? 540072y 005 T you amaze me! % F ) B dead, only a few feet apart. The bull had | (eolore: Jar thoanunler o8 Alar ! 1'% noes Ti—procisely a3 it came froni the IOWA AFFAIRS. YO e lg;-;m" hebtto I U. B ].(4:()4111'1'1')’ Blu II;m‘-x;,_m ditor of the | beengor thie ties by {h buck, the Jast .'..L,',,..'“'{:s: shosummer e causo ROTEhe b0, : ; . sis - S RIS ) Frio Presse, was held'in §400 bonds yes- entering the aniual’s heart, and must was cast by the repub; The Legislature Takes a Lay Off for | Sperato hernani guestato ni viglio terday to appear in the district conri, to | have killed im almost instantly. * The deer ey t and Green of Ten Days. genoa columbo guesta grazzia nouvellog ;s e Dkl 0 A adfully braised, though skin had | o ini answer (o the charge of libeling Honry | Fas dieadbullybruiscd, thoush his skin I | roppica, Kan., Jun. 15, Reports have ) z Br"”;'i‘::‘:hj“lz:l:yyn])s‘:lxm ln‘l'ion of matter llul‘nl oceurred was cut up by the feet of the [ been received to-day of the finding ol the { 5 v 6088 4 > 4 ; » Ber yesterday, - als. bodies of three more men in the soutlwest- in which a number of miseellaneous bills | Weilo puanoforter -~ o Throaunknsananon Al ittotshon: | RRHLS ! men in th I Tho louse tien adjouried until Monday. | were introduced. Among them one for the | &0k Allen—AVith o dagger, me JoraR s ntAdk A il nary lorn s oa: Donica thalAL ibed Baving, exn portion of tho statc, victims of (1 ucent l-‘lR:Il e compulsory education of all ehildren Letween Yioli Allen—When the pale moon | terday, walking off with §15 wor Barrisonre, Jan, 15, The Sun to-morrow i]lll 'A;l lll:vlnllnlmwul,w:l:.‘ ‘_::m\:lzu y-four bodies RE RECORD. the ages of 7and 155 one for abolishing con- | ghines on your palid corpse? yarn. The property was found at Bleu- | will publish a letter from Gen. Sherman, de- .50 LN 4 at Cincinnati, Beaver | tact labor in state prisons; one for the |~ Salyini- ll‘ru\.\'niuglly und hoarsely)— “‘&!;U‘{l!rH'l'w'll'l‘ll'l_l:mil sloro L uying the expression evedited to him in the | Parnellites to Join the Radicals. *alls, Pa., and Other Points, abolishment of corporal punishment in pub- pianigsimol | ” Thm‘]“":fl’l‘lfi (:f‘(l|:»‘i‘f::‘x:ll}nnl:)lllnu\'“\‘l)I~"‘l ent | Decomber number of the North American Loxnox, Jan. 16,—The Parnellites an- Crsciny AT, dun, 15— Hirum W. Dayis & | lie schools: one for better_enforcement on—Heaven's will bo donet | Thomphon of the Burlnaion & Misouth | feview. Tihe leter says: “That 1 conld | nonee that they will join with the English Company’s actory at Flint, Wade | of the penal laws: giving the governor power vit not hithert Shovel snow. The men struck neainst | Bave written the positive expression, *had | and Scoteh radicals in supporting an amend- and Denman streets was burned this morn- | to remove ma ities that persistently \g his f\vunl on digh)— | 0 e iad by tho. & S and | . Smith Jived Gen, Grant wonld haye | ment to the address, protesting ugainst e ing. loss estimated al $170,000, insuranee | ¥efuse to enforce referring particularly llo bella donna trova BR300 BHDILIAH SLY? 110: oM NNY San) speared from history, is an utter impos- | 400 in Ireland. £100,000, 5] ! to the prohibitory law. In each house com re. Signora! che la mezza! refused to work. When they st ! 3 L . LS sibility, 1 don’t believe ™ iny man, living or - - 8 atahman disoverad il firs. Lithn | Ehtiant o it e e ) S0 (AOR S0 | Sinla Allon—Yos, ollord; 'l‘".“'_"'_“'"""‘ R od #1.20 lias borne more willing testimony to A Minister,s Immorality, ro it was thought it caught | Worearnoimted. and the legislature for thi S Si d for fare, on the privciple of “no | Gen,' Grant's great qualities, especially’ as | JErsEy Crvy, Jan. 15.-Kev. Mr. Brister who from shi . Davis values his whole b -l'll Lo B I i LR Okt ) Allen ! demonstrated “at Henry, Donelson, SHiloh | has heen on trial before a juey of his fellow proverty material at 215,000, | urpose took a recess until Tuesday, January i (approvingly)—Sit (Exeunty TS vl from astors charzed with eriuiingl intimaey with Owil he itions in- the structure 26, at 2 p, m. By this fuir sample of Salvini's play it areant against Henry - Miss Ida Downs, was to-night found guilty. \ist fire, @ portion of the bullding. was -— oan bo that 1 W TS | Clauden yeterday, alleging that the fos tock Tumbles, : — SR Saved, with nconsiderable portion of stock Found for the Defendant, B B o Y aieaumt | tive Henry had béen o little too intimute | 1 n the v 7 o-da and material. ‘lwo hundred and fifty men BunLISorON. Jam 16— The sult of Helen | IWAgination can dorivpa large amount | (¥ B IRC AN 4k Je 00 DU | On the stock bonrd 1o a day, ; are thrown out of employment, o, NOTON, + A1, clen | of satisfaction from the dago drama if [ Wit ‘I or, SN0 18 4 00nsequonco she wi day tele ¢ stock declined, owing to the Varrey—Clearing and colder AVER F)‘“ 1'1‘ "'l]:" The Beaver "l"nl,";ulu' [M”i‘xi ../.-:xf-..‘q’mm-li(y he is willing to pay for the pleasing ex- | in @ ad condit fora woman without | gocision at Washington, The result of the ‘} ther, tollowed by nearly stationary tem- Falls car works, foundry and machine shops | for libel inan a e published in December periment, b s ) 0l oveme! ot, § 5 rature; northerly winds, beee ¢ vari- were bitined 10 e hound this moming, | 1553, has been on trial four days, and was | | . - jovernor Dawes has pardoned Al tinglonsmavami il lb Mol AT TSH I AP sERAR together with the Chinese Leadguarters and | given to the jury this afternoon, The in- Real Estate Pransfors, m Ames, who w nvigtedfa Fobiu. | AILLARSEI SR DOOR 6 AAYOABRAD 18 RAY. | - l‘::'.:l)“:‘lllAl'tE’t“ll,‘.; In (:h:'“;muln"‘ 1;::’:::: h;]\:lnlld structions of the court covered twenty pages | The following transfors werc filed Jan, L 1882, of horse stealng, :I:‘m:‘:::: “I\"‘_"" :I |“:', :1:‘ “-It'l:l‘”;":l:;41‘(1';“]“ el l‘lllwl'ul't lllf i Prison. fixe oviginated in the foundry biit the soitree 15 | of type writer copy. The jury was out two | 14, with the county glerk, and reported has commenced s i M”\Ihmxmllllm."-" flnn:‘ 192 dawn to 161 with n.ul.i.l,' A ‘..:h‘ ln,‘x-‘ '1 .‘&.‘x‘\‘ ‘11 "1 uj-”;lt‘ lUllllwu\llvnl"l“ml not known. The loss is not yet e hours and found for the defendant. for the Bee by Ames' Real Estate | fiv : Ik osonnY e ahoUt n0on; when sales Were mado | prisot, e Deon dherated from but it is very heavy, as the property ———— e lutton to ¢ 000 materials N oW Jengiand. tolephono stoek dor | Eet e — to the Feonamites. ' It is probable there is no Crushed by Falling Slate. geney: used in construeting the Gerner flats. clined from 5 Afterwards it rallicd . {nsurence. Drs Moixgs, Towa, Jan. 15,—William Den- ‘hristina Adam and husband to Albert Late Thursday afternoon as Oflicer @ settled back from 81 10 - v —At 6:20 this | T re badly infured by | Nast IUH, Dlicd, Improvement Association’s | Fowler was passing the corner of Tenth i — Bewa['e of Scrofula active fire broke out in the [ MV d Lewis were badly injured by | add, Omaha; w d—$481 and P streets with u prisoner, three of ” ] et R hness & | falling slate in Walnut Creek coal mine near | I Patterson’ (ingle) to Charles | (o follow s friends attemptod & s Bick and in Prison, rofula s probably more general than ans B e reail rmpldiy, | bere o-day it4, blk 8, Hupseom Place, Oma- | Fowler tapped one of them on the neck, | | A number of disceputable women were | gt aisease, 1t iy fnsidious n ehar Tt and was not brought under control until i w— " ing A gt fi contrs i TR " Wil Biud consined the above named grocery, ins General Strike Anticipated. rles W. Tousley and wite to Kate 1t | and help comine upy the e wiis pun jocked np ut tho contral polico station | - and manifests fsell In sunnlng sores, pusiula sured for $10.000: the Lexington opera W Y1k, Jan, 15, —Over 400 cigar makers | Kni 1 and 2, blk 8 Kirkwood add, | in, o asscssed §5.30 cach by Judgo | last night us they had not paid their fines. | - eruptions, bolls, swellings, cularged Joluts, lonse, insured for $10,500; the oflice of the | went on a stiike at the factory of Brown & W d—8800, 3 fur'llurn.»pl‘vl'lv ¥ % One of the number, who is known abscesses, sorocyes, cto, Hood's Sarsapirilla Adais express company with their extensive | Earle. The 500 men who quit work yester- - M. Swan and others to €. M, Hunt, Yesterday morning Oflicer Beach saw | Fannic Smith, was taken suddenlyill | €xpels all trace of serofula from the blood, »:xu‘.{,wn Bro d\\.n.“ The Iml:jh\n ) m.:o day in the factory of 1 ‘\,‘1;.‘,"“.,_. are still l;gt"' 6, block 77, Sowth Omaha; w d— | a man some Mtln'lmk ahead of him Bift a | Guring the night with what 1s supposed | 1eaving it pure, enrielicd, and healthy, of W. .. Bros, was damag to | out. To-day a conference was held between | #2535 1 e | blanket from a heok in front of a stove | o bhe lung fever. A doctor wis sin 1 was severe d with scrofula the extent of 5500 Lheexpress company's | joint commitiees of the Progressive and In- T At ol oben, nd ite to Mathlda | He gave chase, and the thief dropped the | yuoned, who made the. poor ‘infortunate | over a yearhad tworunningsores on my neck, uls were taken out before being destroyéd., | fernational Cigar Makers' unions and a_cow- | J800bs, 1t lante, Doug tolen prope m ; 1 The total loss will reach from’ $35,000 0 | mittee representing the Manufacturers’ asso | COUBLY: W d=811n, 5 Al pr ll;' 8 ARt as comfortable as possible in the juil, it | Took five bottles Hood's § arilla, and any $40,000, o e R ren eisted b et | John L. Horbach and wifeto W, Crason Charies Bunker, the married man ac- | hoing unsafe to remove her on scconnt | eured” € E Loveaoy, Lowell, Mass, BALTIMORE, Jan, 15.—A fire broke outat | Soheduie of prices. and suid that the. men o 1t 11, bk 4, Horbael's Second add,Oma- | cused of seducing Lizzic Blune, has been | of (i cold weather €. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me., bad scrofulony 2:10 this afternoon in the Clark Warren oil | would not work under the new system, The d—8325, bound aver for triul in the district court. o sores for seven years, spring and fall, Hood's works, Highland, a town In Baltimore \wfacturers met this evening and_de- . . Touzalin (single) to John A. Ander- | Dr. Phelps was called upon yesterday The Famine Thaws Out. Sarsaparilla cured i county, “und ‘amistance from this ety was | termined to lock out all their men next Wed- | 508 1t5, blk 6, Hillsideadd, Omahia} W d— | to amputate a linger for Carter’ Newton | Creyvernasn, Ohio Jan. 15, Al danger of ol il sent for. Two engines o county fire | pe us the his . : . & ioh ho did 1 i e { ront A, 1 ok, Dl o i | B L B ut s | » € S und witto Jens Chetan | S 1% AU o S O |t i o i e 1o be oot | Sait Rhoum eifectiveness. The Nichiolas gusoline WOrks | of prices osted by manitacturcrs on danu | Deterson, 15 of 049, Netson's add, Omahas | % W0 HERCOR S ome augain from | (1S MOMMing water s tounal eotering the | - gsoneafthio nost Qe cass areindanger. ary -night the employes held o meeting | W\ dZ8oMy Sl o0 Mare g, | OFd. He reports that there is no snow | Mitherto frozn supply tunucl. Lo puiips | gy impare blosd, 1 s cadily cured by 11 at'which eacl pledged himself to his fellows ; : . " : re now working and can funih 106,000, arsaparilla, the great blood purifier, Result of & Skating Rink Row, to aceept the loc and to stay Meyer, e'¢ of wig of It to speak of in that seetion, and that the | F70 & R, W e P I William Spies, Flyria, 0., suffered great), Lowis, Jan, 15.—A¢ the Star skating | ot ustil he manu ihd Koun{ze & Ruth's ‘add, Gmahias w d-$4,000) | roads are in fine shapc. Snow grows | FAIONS of water intwentyfour o 1is o Willan Spics, Elesia, 0, suffered greaily vink early this morning, Hugh C. Robinson — = ; .- maoro plentiful near Grand Teland, and | TiE e o a U I Wil 10 | Bandiin st A b Elioil, eatised aX was tripped up while skating by a young Liguor Men in Litigation, L. N. Gallop, of Stanberry, Mo., w incr tin quantity as Lincoln | sted eain within a day ¢ ) JLAUR0R: Af b LS Uow man named Webb. Rebinson denianded an | yovisvinie, Ja The ease of B. J ards yesterday with six ears of corne | js approuched. crack open and bleed, Ho tried varlous prepe 4 o i B 0| fed natives. Mr. Gallop remarked that | Wednesday night, William Meyers, arations without iid; Anaily took Hood's it w apparently a strange thing for a | formerly a driver on the Capitol City T i { saparilla, and now says: * Lam eutirely well.® apology, and Webb's refusal caused a Gl " = oh & C Sl Yol Ehoi lewving the rink Lobinson with | Elaun gan Vs Monaren the vell kuown it Dty of friends, was attacked by Webb and | D" Siies’ Cout th P I the | Missouriun to come away from St Louis | street car Hne, but who Yatols Baas | ors " A “My son i st rheum on his hands and his followers. n the melee v\\hn-h\mmu» + | plaintif’s petition ¢l Monareh with | and Kansas City, way up to Omaha, to | braking on the Union Pacitie, went to { ; il i onthe calves of his logs, He tood Hood's les Raisebeck, employed in the Missouri s aggregating over $300.000. Defend- | sell his live stock, bugthat he could make | the Duvfee barn and asked the favor of o | ported i s frd i Sarsaparilla and 1 entirely enred.” J. B, Pacific oad office, was struck on the back 3 H 8 ) Kk | qnt’s answer 1s @ denial of all the charges. | it pry to come here. | night vz with his old associntes Stanton, Mt, Vernon, Ohios of thie hiead with a rock, dyiug shortly siter, | FHNKEN, Folcy ade a motion for ghe | V7Y 1 ¢ 3 | ight's lodglog with his old associntos. - | daton, i Yoerut o, 08 e R ne: appointinent of receiver and an ijunetion | Awong those sving oattlo in tho | 4lko s wold witiol, onerctut and & paik of iy y . Hood’s Sarsaparilia 3 0 prevent Monarel 0 ol 9 b > . ) ) $ 3 - New YoR, Jan. 16.—-Brown Bros. & Co.. | bushices livolved. nntil the case i3 dicposed | Juds Jl-\l\gh‘\‘m& A. L: ‘fl'“é]hf h:_m Avetica, belonging 10 oneof the wi- Lite | usiness fa A [ ot byt g §ats (o5, Mado ouly enguged $52,000 of gold to? ipped to- | of. Evidence for and against the motion . ol son; H. ho! Lhursday afternoon the owner of the | el n day A t ) HOOD & CO., A pothecaries, Lowel), Massy the money penalty only was imposed, | Was shaving him, in Brooklyn. 1 (colored), a wife murdercr, was tostenuto miscrere pinzza milano presto publicans who | 1ypq Moixes, Towa, Jan. 15.—Both branches [ Yiola Allen the aflirmative | Gt ature held short sessions to- Salvini—Descendo, erescendo et dimin- | moirow by the stamerdvionia. ] Will be heard to-worto David City. | tolen goods saw Meyer at the Buvling | I e 100 Doses One Dollar ,