Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1886, Page 5

A NORTH NEBRASKA MURDER. The Buspected Assassin of Farmer Stevens In Jail at Valentine, CHAIN OF EVIDENCE STRONG. Btate Sapreme Court Exeter’'s Oanning Factory Pros- pects—Hastings and Her Water- works—State News, Proceedings— A Prisoner for Murder. VALeNTINE, Neb., Feb, 10.—[Special.]— Tlenry Paulson, who is supposed to be the man who foully murdered Henry Stevens last week, at his residence fifteen miles east of here, was eaptared two daysago on the Middle Loup, and he and his cay ate last night. *s reached here Paulson pleads noi guilty, but his actions have wrought a_strong chain of circumstantial eviden When Stevens was shot, and Deputy Sheriff Little visited the scene of the murder and investigated it 1o clue to the murderer was tound, as Stey ens was 1ot supposed to have an enemy in patient Inquiry it was dis- ens' stepson had a quarrel >aulson, a neighbor, several { the tragedy, ad heard the furious barking y he hit his lantern and started When near the stable the shot from his hand, and immedi- was shot throuzh the Body, which cansed almost instant death. His stepson, who had remained in the house, 2 and his father's cry, ssistance and dragg fatherback into the house, being shot at by the murderer two or three times while so do- p against him. Sheriff Connelly the world, but b covered that S with one Henry amonths befor after Stevens towards his stable. hearing the shoo rushed to his d where the murderer posted himself beside the stable, a light fall of snow tracks, and after having learned of the old quarrel they immediately visited Paulson’s house, where overything gave hurried departure, and the trac the same measurement as those Paulson lad evl and fled, leay- evidence of a Stevens' stable, dently selected his best hor ing threo horses and eleven he with no one to look after or The sheriff placed a man in charge of and immediately depu- tized two of Paulson’s neighbors, who knew their man well, to follow with all speed and endeavor o capture him, which ceeding in doing on the Middle Loup, some 100 miles southedst of here. deserve much credit for their pluck and en- ergy in running their man down. The prisoner tike care of the abandoned stock I'hese gentlemen heading for Grand Island, where he has relatives and friends. 1Paulson is the murderer the crime is all tho mora revolting, beeause of the apparent fendship betwoen the two men, a3 the day previous to the murder Stevens had assisted Paulson in piling wood and had also been at s house, where he borrowed a sack of Some of the extremists intimate that ‘nch should takea hand, but there is nodanger of this, as the county, and more s determined that particularly th aw and order sl _The State Supreme Court. mem. i uunln) l‘l’l)l uary 9, and admitted the following named gentlemen to practice: H. R. Hopewell, Robert N. Beecham, C. C. M Nish, John Lothrop, and Robert B, Daley Attorney General vs B Time for committee to report extended. State ex rel Lincoln vs Babcock (two cases). February 10, 1886, The following causes were continued : Wier vs Kuhn; Dodge vs Omaha & Southwestern Railroad company. Tho following causes were argued and sub- phagoe vs Sheldon; Gould vs 3 Turner vs Sioux City & Pacific Roberts vs Taylor. Time to serve briefs and abstracts extended to March 7, 1886, State exrel Armor vs Logan. writaliowed. Parker vs Kuhn mo sug dim res. State ex rel Time o answer Railroad compan; met pursuant to adjournment, Wednesday, February 10, Svacina vs Groset. Webster vs Wr: The following causes were Wright vs Chicago, Burlin Quiney Railroad company; Meyer v nond; Doll vs Hollen- Kehearing ordered. rgued and sub- rth vs Ham becks State ex rel Lu Court adjourned to Thursday, February 11, ’lhe tullo\\hu, decisions have been ren- !lclll‘_\' Brondwater vs Samuel Jacoby. ror from Lancaster county. Opinion by Reese, J. 1—-When a transeript of a justice docket shows that the parties were present at the trial, and that the same was tried, both parties being sworn and examined as witnesses, the fact that the defendant was called as a wit- ness for plaintiff will not deprive the defend- s right of appeal to the distriet court. 2—Where an answer to a petition ¢ onsists of a general denial, the defendant may intro- duce such testimony as will tend to disprove the testimony given by the plaintiff in sup- port of his petition, other allegations in the answ 3-The personal propertyswhich any woman in this state may own at the time of her mar- riage, and the rents, issues, profits, or and any real, |n>ruunul or mixed property, which shall cous or the gift of any person, ex- copt her Iumhlml or which sho shall aaquire will remain her notwithstanding Judgment af- For such purpose no are necessary. ceeds thereof, descent, devi i B0I8 ANA separate Inlnpk‘lt her marrioge, and will not be subject to the disposal of the husband, but the wife may such property and enter info any conract: with ieference to the same, ried man may do with reference to She may dispose of her per- sonal property, and if sold In good faitn, the title and right to possassion will pass to tho purchaser without any reference toany rights of the husband. szencamp vs Walter M, Seeley rom Lancaster county, Opinion by Rees A In cases tried to a court without the inter- vention ofa jury, the finding on ouestions of fact is entitled to the same respeet in the su- preme court on appeal as would be accorded to the verdict of a jury under like cireum- stances, and will not be interfered with un- less clearly wrong. J. E. Vanderlep et o . Krror from Lancast: Opinion by Reese, J, 1-"The provisions of section 3, chapter 50, of the compiled statutes of 1555, by which it s provided, that upon an obyj or remonstrance being filed against the issu- ance of a license to sell intoxi the county board, city couneil or village trus- tees shall appoint a day for hearing the case, is mandatory, and the board, council or trus- tees have no authority to issue a license with- out appointing & time for hearing a remon- strance filed and investigating the same, 2—Where a petition is filed asking a board, having authority,to issue a leense to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors, and a remon- strance s filed in opposition thereto, in which it is charged that during the year last past tle petitioner had violated certain provisions of chapter 50 of the compiled statutes of 158, the board has no right to issue the license, but wust appoint a thue for hearing the re sell and convey his property. vs Louis P. Derby o county, Judgment THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1886, monstrance, if the allegations are suMetently specific. 8—The village clerk. is the clerk of the board of village trustees, A remonstrance filed in the office of such clerk is “filed in the office where the application is made,” and is sufficient. 4—Where an application Is made to a board for license to_sell intoxicating Hquors, and notice thereof duly given, remonstranees and objeetions to the fesuance of the license may be filed at any time before the licenso is granted, The time for the filing of remon- strances is not limited to within two weeks aiter the filing of the application for the license. John Weir v the Burlington & M River Ruilroad company, in Nebrask: from Laneaster connty. Judgment a Opinion by Reese, J. 1—Where objection is made to the ruling of a trial, court in giving or refusing to give in- structions to the jury hearing the cause, the instruction given or refused must be pointed out in the motion for a new tiial in some cither by number or other means of itifying the same, A Judgment of tho district court will not be reversed unless the errors allezed and rnnl|-hiuml of appear upon the record aflirm- souri Error med. . ¥. Hitelicock & J. i Jolinson county. smanded. Opinion 1—An acecount stated in an agreement be- tween persons who have had previous trans- actions, fixing theamount due in_ respect to such actions, As distinguished from a mere admissiop or acknowledgement, it is a oW otion, It isnot a eontract &% Cause ot upon a new consideration, and does not create an estoppel, but establishes a prima facie the aceuracy of the items charged with- out further proof. —In an action upon an account stated, nhmnm answer denies the allegations of the petition and alleges afirmatively that an account existed between plaintiffs and de fendant that Zplaintiffs were defendant bankers, and that they, with intent to de- fraud plaintiff, concealed from him the real condition of the account, and failed to credit him with deposits made by him, and charged him with items with which he was not chargable, and that the allegations of fraud contdined In the answer were sufficient if proven to vitiate the account stated if one ex- isted; and that the question of such fraudu- lent concealment should bo submitted to the jury with other issues in the case. The Canning Factory Will Come. Exerer, N Feb, 1).—[Special.|--O0 ur D(‘nylk‘ are determined not to give up the e ning factory without at least one move eft Onr last special to the Bre on that snhju(' brought in a number of propositions from various points for “patent medicine facto- ries,” ereameries, canving factories, ete., proving that a 2,000 bonus need not o beg- ging for parties to accept. The one which met with the most approval was from the manager of a canning factory, who submit- ted a_proposition to the effect that if $2,000 was deposited in the bank he would put in a factory with a guarantee of 100,000 cans the first year, 200,000 cans the second year, with a proviso that if at any time he would raise the capacity to 500,000 cans per annum he would receive a deed to the prop- erty. At the meeting Monday night the sceretary was instrueted to wire the gentleman that there is no reason- able doubt but what his proposal will be ac- cepted, exeept in some minor details, and re quest him to come ‘Thursday prepared to stay overto the meeting Friday to complete the business and interview the farming com- munity on raising the raw material, ils prices, ete. Private ’l‘els”honc Entorprise. EBRASKA Crry, Neb,, Feb, 10.—[Special.] —Cotton, Duff & Co., the largest dealers in grain in this city, having elevators all along the line of the B. & M.. between here and Palmyra, contemplate putting up a telephone wire between this city and Palmyra this spring and extending it to Lincoln some time later if this enterprise pays. It will un- doubtedly, as much of the stock of the present Nebraska City Telephone company is at present at their command, and as that com- pany’s charter expires this spriny they most likely look towards making a consolidation of the whole line under a new charter. This will give much satisfaction to our citizens who have ever been clamorous for outside communication, Pure Water Will Flow. A 8TINGS, Neb,, Feb. 10.—[Special Tele- gram.|—The city council. which hias been m session two days examining plans and speci- fications for the waterworks. decided last night to adopt the plans and specifications submitted by A. A. Richardson, an engineer from Lincoln, for a well and pipe system, stand pipe and machinery, and the p submitted by the Burkenbine Engineering company of Philadelphia for engine and boiler houses and stack. The whole cost of the system will be $51,000. Everybody is happy at the prospect of having one of the best systems of waterworks west ot Chicago. The mayor and council are complimented on all sides for their untiring efforts to secure the best for the least moncy. Fire at hormlk. Nonrork. Neb., Feb, 10.—[Special.|—A fire this morning destroyed the livery barn of G. A.Brown,with six buggies; also the stable and other outbuildings of the Tillenberg hotel. The latter was only saved by the heroic efforts of the firemen, Brown’s loss, §2,000; no insurance; Tillenberg’s loss is about $3,000; insured. A strong wind w: blowing, but as everything was covered with sleet, greater disaster was avoided. Red Ribbons Everywhere. NepraskA Crry, Neb, Feb, 10.—[Spec- 1l )—A great temperance revival is now going on in our city under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance union. Mr. Montague 1s the spe: who is ably assisted by Professor A, B. k ns. Over 1,800 red ribbons ean now be seen on our streets, some of our best men having them, In fact the town Is being painted red, and saloon stock is falling f vities, Local B Marriage licenses were issued in the county court yi lay to Louls Eyferth aged 80, and Minnie Griese, aged 27, and John Roose, aged 24, and .\ugnum John- son, uged 19, all of Omaha. District lu(lgeu((r T. will be or ized in Saunders street Preshyt church parlors, Thursday, February 11, at 10:30 4. m 1? Miss A. M. Suunhers, w. C of Nebraska, All Good Iy and earnestly in- © ¢! |lIL many admirers of lluflu]n Bill (Hon W. F. Cody) will havs nity of se m 2 him in the ' at "~ Boy's opera house g The per! unmmn given by himself and ('ump.ul[) is an attractive and novel one, and will no doubt will be greeted by a crowded house. The sale of scats is now open at the box office. Miss Cheney arrived in the city last night and stopped at the Windsor, h ing come all the from Belle Kan, to enter treatment here under Madame Duflot, the French doctress,who some months since ed the streets here. Miss Chene) 1St was great when she learned “that she was half a year too late. - Thoodore Roosevelt profers to cowhoy of the west to the Indian. 11 don’t go so far as to think t good Tudiuns aro the dead 1 clieve nine out of every ton shouldn't like to inquire too clos l the case of the tenth. wiLn M:\KF IT THOROUGH. The Brown lnvpnuzntln. Committes Propose a Eull Examination. NEs, Towa, Feb. 10.- gram.]—Much intetest is being taken in the coming Brown in¥estigation, as some of the members of the investizating committee are intending to make it ‘very ever the result. It | vestigation will be three fold, first, did Brown condu, ODDS AND ENDS. Stray Leaves Gathored from the Re- porters’ Note Book, Charlie Sloane is a notable character He is a Chinaman, verted and heathenish as when he first opened his little almond eyes to the light Bat he is a clever quite civilized COURT SEWS OF THE CAPITAL Brief Resume of the Business of the State Supreme Tribunal. flumn!lvh\g lnhl me to send for that (run Tid it I never could tell; i hadn't done so I never would Im\o found out who took that money Velieve in spiritnalism or but I never could m‘cnll that oceutrence.” THE IMPRINT OF A THUMB ‘Which Oansed the Oonfossion of a Thief and Puzsled a Detective. [Special Tele- thorongh, what- able that the ine constdering, his office properly ; - IN THE UNITED STATES BODY. A BOOMING COUNTRY. A Resident of Sheridan County Tells of Its Progross. ¢ years a resident and at one timo post- ot at I.unuullu was in llu- mi\ yos- visiting friends, residing in She: state, where he reme ago on account of his h aking about that section of the st night Mr, leclaring it to AStrange Story of the Pennsylvania Oil Region—An Ocenrance Hard to Account For.., tellow and altogethes speaks English readily and employ acquirement to value in his position as Chinese iterpreter for the Union Pacifie. He tours the western count egristers from Omaha, »ers have made the s a white wife here and upon this point a reporter went to in at Sing Lee's laundr ! es abides while in town :-hn-ml interproter was his own Iluyh- with Tllegal Liguor Sellers Before the Bar of Justice—A Sheep Case With Some Lambs in It—General News Notes. hen he presented his bond for approval last spring; third, y Governor Larr covers the whole field of the extortionate insurance fees which it is alleged Brown permitted to be charged. has not been decided yet whether the investi- gation will be conducted with closed doors. ator Glass, chairman of the committee, gaid to-day that some members of the com- mittee were disposed to follow congressional precedent and give out no re ceedings till the work vill be decided next Monday Since the orgamzation of the society rei, in London, ssociations in America, more attention is being paid than in his reinstate- [FROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] supreme court began busi- ness yesterday by dismissing the caus cina vs Groset, and unlorin;: ar hearing in Weobster vs Wray. wero argued comcidences passing notice. sing fo explain v © unworthy of me Thoughtfal people aro v vientific the :vlh s which but g0 were lh‘\ln-w d \nlh s nk that thoy were ¢ that they wero can ‘account for. transference sulted from num experiments h arouse interest in matters of this sort than any other known cause. says the St. Louis Republican osted by a conversation wh "uosday in the offic country to a Be Glover grew enthu bo one of the finest in the county is in the northwestern part of the lying next to Dakota, and its me- tropolis is the thriyving town of Gordon. the coming spring d the county, aying dominos ha party of fol and Hnlumllml Wright vs Chicago, Burlington & Quiney i Meyer vs Wilkie; vs Hellenbeck, and nl but he good-naturedly stopped II||' 110 talk awhile. llnl\ s w\hu h no port of the pro- ughed when was mentioned, a slanderous vs Hammond; state ex rel Lucas vs and branded the 3 The talk dv'mwl 's of atrifling n:uum- attempted o \lmml‘ into an_expression of n]munll on coolies on the ial declared t and diplomat cnre to toueh on such sub- rois carofully conducted It will be two y since the first sottler entef which now has a population of 2,800, was among the first on the iring a farm about five miles the town of Gordon. s and six lm\ls down as fol- “There has been some comment that Brown several days ago drew his warrant and was given back pay to the amount of over §2,000 This Hmu ght, McKinster vs Hitcheoek; A Johnson county porsecutions versed and remanded. John Weir vs Burlington & Missouri from Lancaster for the time he was out of that if his removal were legal then he was not entitled to his sala sion was legal then the acting ard, but there is no fund for “This question will also be investi- gated by the committee i from \\'IN\ is now There nmn- then two hou but ll\umg the sy, othor wul. rs arviyed. a nitwbor of ings wore put up, and the |mp|ll.\llon . . Thomas Fur- 2 related the following incidont, which has at least one peculiar in 1870, I think," said he “thit e Woe one of the first things that made me think that per- » a detective, and yet, s vnlllln_-(l 0 10 In- wis out ul politic and did not Land it his suspen- uditor should Vanderlip et al vs Derby et al; ror from Lanecaster county Said a gentleman yester: that the pawnbrok council for protection againt s propose to Glover raised the only in the ys flh‘\ Jfor which ho o haps T would or .,.}.u‘ wlhe: Laneaster county Roggenoamp ¥ ter county; aflivmed. A Bigamist Captured, 10.—[Special © roturned from E. . Rappelle, d here on the charge of bigamy. d in this city last N ovember to and shortly afler re- used in the spring for quantitios will be planted, res of land impr that the coppers are o little “too fresh” soed and large establishments time a pair of pants or and complain that in uimm( chiof ur pnlll'n\ nhm City, |'~'. am not quite certain about the * year, but it was Somow| here_betwoeen 1808 and farm known as the ) \il\mlml on the bank of Oil miles from Oil City, vas one of the finest farms in the oil count 38, It lnul a n\nuln producing wells, hun\\u all over that Cincinnati to-day, bringir ved and will put held that where ca out the intervention of a j questions of factsare entitled to the same n-q)wu in |Iu- MI))I eme court on appeal wvould be, and are to In- inte |fun'd with unless clearly 'y, findings on He was marr Miss Jennie Spencer, moved to Chieago. brother came to this el was confident that the; Zrown, except, ]w||ulps corn. year the corn crop v count of extremoly wet we rule, however, stolen article 1s found in their shops the taken :\ml (h(-_\' are left so much out of gents put on a un" fa in this wise they ty and swore out a and mlt-gu it S the olhuuh' (h v, and dunng the winter no ~|m\v has overed that he had o former wife living in Hamilton (Ont.), with whom he I for several years in Chicago before marrying inforiation requisi and Rappelle was STATES COURT. er sold a drop , that l"“"""‘ et soction of tho coltn- A company from Ohio had a lease “soveral of the producing wells and was drilling new wells in 1508, man named Barnes, \\'Im]ivml somewl near Columbus, was formed, ~u|m|‘|n|u||dw|\t of “the charge of all the men on lhn l(\'m'. |w| haps twenty-five or thirty al mu le have Miss Spencer. tion papers were Issued, found in Cineinnati and brought here. is a traveling man fora Chieago house, THE G. A, R An Appeal for N for the Meeting of' the Vet To the Edlitor Omaha citizen d Army of the Republic I in (hl, Ull!l«‘(l and honest men hock-shoppers, Y n-vmm from the police is a |'|un~k3 piee e left luum- two wee M ngo M| Glover gavo orders to )u\ men to begin plowing in a v all out of the a class, to demy oy Bartlet, on the ehar a class, to demand pr n[ selling liquor to 1 ('nnhnuml “1 have given i The appearanc n| lh4- ‘man upset the digni a smile on the rustic’: ructed the clerk to enter a fine nd costs against the prisoner, who, under the name of ims Rulo ashis home, CAMPMENT. whs omployed ¢ folk as the Place aw d\ oc m~ the thieves in qullm' and manner the disposal of their sln]q-n pr nllml\ ‘||||l .u the s awe mnu to .\||(Il4)l|lu'i to u Hn- tow n n(hxmhm has now 400 popu- railroad, and lnst were five surveying par ()m vicinity for was encountercd, )mwum, of se- mg an outlet north mmlml\( |I||mu{]| the A Iull is now pending nl'hl of \\uy Y that the koo know whothoer an | louses were scarce, owing to the lxn;_\- number of men at' work theve, and asa natural result a great many were com- pelled to ‘shanty.’ or five would build « ~Imnty and do all their cooking in it kuu]» l - i \ arnes had a that himself and three or the men had built, and young man named Jones, who was born und raiged in the same neighbor- hood in Ohio that Barnes was also an employe on the lease, had a great deal of a |l.|wn~|m|) docs not article hrnu«hl to him is stolen, is sim y 20 T had’ an ove That is, Il\u'l- Abstblon An, 1 u and found that Toan on it for al?c at least §8 or $10. stolen wlu'u he bought garment wis demanded, he produce 1t in the con hour as lu- nad ru suml m :moxlwr pl:m' ! reunion, which in my opinion should not be held south river this year, but which in justice to I nds of veterans in the should go to recessible point in that reg | “luLh is generally conceded to be The veterans in the great cr prising city have too far (Iumm from the towns where the reunions have béen held in the past, on_account of the gr tlmL would be incurred m oin ' remained on while those ln -y and aJong the grea > enabled to enjo hl«‘ pl ivileges of these Lincol, Bmu ic in congress to through the Mr, Glover is confident that lln- B will build throngh Gordon. other cases to |n.~=on| tn'lw vmul,amun;. lhnm being that of R. G. Nelson, of Heb- , Thayer county,who costs for selling ‘mtoxicating drir the gm-o of bitter sses s fined $25 and W heonuse, when MUSIC r\fi) .';l:\fll(tl. Two Grand Masquerndes Last Kven- ing Prove Successfy an old ollunlvr, J. M. Woolworth, g a demnm y for, stolen ulu s where they were 1eft until the s Some three or mur I had a $05 overcoat stolen .nul a4 pawn- b|ol\u' lmuwhnn om_the thicf for ) He certainly that it was ~.|o|m and tha the most of the asking *‘prote mfidence in ]mu On wolion of Hon, mlu-nm for G. crowded to th y night on the occasion of llm grand munk Thurston hose company. success in every par- ticular, as none conid doubt who gaz “B( nes was getting a good salary, nud t all the men “ receiver in the s were high and saved a good deal. rm in Ohio, omn]).\n\,.m\l ve i bomd 1o th ~um of ),000 of a machine anized & com- aska O Ily .md P! thl one i was a great who is (Iw m\mllm f\)r mi king b Their presumpiion in ion from the police” short of sublime check. end of six months sent it to One of the installments was about due; he had the money kept it in his trunk in the day he went to the trunk 1o m»( “u little money for somethingz, ered that he had Deen robbed. ment that i to send, and could drop it. short time, \\lwn, claiming the was a failure, o 3 bl-v\n\ proc rmlmvr» to dissolve the com- nd had_the ;nupcrty put in the . This, Fish contend- ob to frm-/e him out of his tock, amounting to $1,500. > brought a suit in the United States court and was beaten. A mistake was prol day in the ar wherein it was ables to be built near unknown parties would b the largest in ably made y led “Augean Sta- ated that the feed- ve ull heen honul ed \vnth sol- or when In- (11\( ov- | The d.\m sing alte l'n.)\ml lmt“uou the two m-»el ]vnl a fourths of Ne reunion mecting of | stato proportions. The South Platte towns should now step back and not ask for another reunion until the north and the great northwest has been accommodated notice that an effort is being made in ci-r .\mqu'u ters to concent: it s e for the reunion this why this ia donaib mot quite pls n is by agreement on the part of the rail- and pull it to that point, the condition things is uuly A slorable as the Grand Army organization is one of the very last things on earth that h]l()ul\l be tem nod to be Let the r.nilum ofl‘ th Grand Arm\' and 'I”()\\ II\c S hia R tlod up in_an manner by those resting from tmd At midnight the unmasking took wcing contmued with il a late hour l|0‘l“\ the ull lw I 1 his pocket-book. , but the con- nml of a receiver. promised capacity w! \ead of live stock while the great st N at Gilinore already have 5 i) will be neverthele t one and will be as much a he city and the state. place; and the unabited enjoym Financially 3 “As g0on as neen robbed he immediately. his horse, drove down to Oil C reported the case to me, Jones, who had become | rnos found thy Now he has re- who has had the reopened, and will probably carry it breme court. The gentlem rge share of the on]m.‘m.-nm of the evenin n_to whom deliberation the Kennedy vs Cadman ca: nnnotl a verdict for the plantift fo full amount claimed. respects, was an interesting o as one attorney L-x]m-»od it, a sheep ease and a Burrand a “Inotice in the big ml\mlm'mvul for Patterson Park in the Br ject of an intery co x-umplul«-ly, and 1_11«5 “(lm! \l‘ l’ h the trunk was situated, ss to the building, is statement [ knew muur than T ‘The action in many of his streets. dently mu,mls the locality for lhe 0! dence of democrats. ahead now and make anew addition and give the streets republ was looking for celebrities to name his thoroughfares, | ‘ol ‘M '1'|5umm. E. ! i L. Mount, J 5 J. ‘Ramge, H. 1? 1('\.-"".-(1, Wi Webb, John Cur C. Pentzel, W Wes, Chase, J. ‘M, G with a Lamb Lamb-ertsonon the ago, a man named Coflna ‘adman, the defendant, 800 sheep, giving him a morigagoe on He ought to go n bought fiom llmlu'l time to goup to v,ho hrm h titles, or if he we unde; l'n md art of lh(, pu I And here is 1 didw’t know muul to 8o it. '\m]. as a cnanuu\oc nullhwmnrn Nebr fair show, and it e might have These would do very v ¢ Miller alley, Jim Ci nnnuings, enumb Mo sheep, giving him a lll'fl mortgage on the 600, mortgage on the 300. When Kennedy tried et his mml"'wt he was met by the “of tho 600 shel'p had died hom gluh in the head,” that the 300 survivors were fl!l, nnM Oll which Cadman held the w]lu'll had been foreclose auls what I wanted to se 1 no reason for asking to see it. 1 came to me all of asudden and with- out my giving itany thought. had gone I wond Zoinz o do for n and a sccond feared will not this year if_the railroads can dictate the loca- Norfolk is a railroad center oi the Northwestern and Union Pacific r 1s a road trom there to the w the Black Hills; north to Cr northeast to Sioux City and northern t to the Missouri river and cen- and south to Columbus, con- here with the Union i hm- ahd the B. & M. to Lincolr ern Nebraska, Omaha by four routes, n ml('l_\ via Bl Emerson” Junction, There is no mor the state for th with many here, as It Gu wrd and M(-lxu]m]ltun All\ .\ud socia 1o muxn(- Wils. street, and so on lhmuu It lee Im now so prominently before the” local public. would have hus-n much better offend nobody.”” thitt uunl., .uul lx Arnes m bring it to e, o e fely arranged and delightfully ¢ 1 the lrunl\, :x'uI‘.Iul\N m.,.\,,“_.l p,m.,,ml,h,,, Gordon and an, of Lincoln, arriv lidg and are guests at e S still with him. my oflide, set it on the 1 stoo |||r in front of it ind that one of “This cold wave will rob the Wabash ]wnp]o ot a good deal of plea ked a \vvll-knu\\'nx L Beeause it will Im slush on the ~n ots and the | es will not have y plu uu-d them, and then bronght suit tu It was shown on that Kennedy had sent _money to n:\v off the Cadman’ mortgy, gor, and opened nine ownership. It can be re: r. Fred Edgerton, man who last capacity of assist 1 puluu station sablo gontlo- rable town in ¢ reunion, and I think well as with many the South” Platté_country, that it should The people there hay quisite sum asked by the r They want’ it : the responsibility z backed 1.\ the nth) and also to recover from Ci - 2 that were on Imn n\ll hv wire put in Thi loop on_the llwrn-. but the left hand w; s attention to he said both qu[m were on lll\' last time nt to the trunk 1 lovked at tlu' |:Lu-v wher the loft loop hud pullnw‘ it off the hos .nlnr .u the Lurm-d last eve xtended and rather As he entered lln' .um» St nu,hl with a hl(md Mr. Lambort. o, for Konnedy, pml from thom last who tried the ca made several good hits in his In enswer to the assertion that t died from “grub in the head,” he s ikely “‘want of grub in the stomach,” and that Ihu nhw' pping ucross the puve- 1 right hand side o o Norfolk, 1 the "“"“" R iy and you sec she lifts he willing to uhoul( entertaining stories of his expe R Pu But look here—there’s a und_ the |-nlh||si- *in tho human race. of all the litigation, will be tri on a charge of disposing of mortgaged pru]mrly BRI Dick O'Neill, the Coffman, the | vast s('Ltlun, “IUH’ is no reas world why it should not o l]u'x and the veterans in that ps a fight for it A]mn» 'Jlm Nothwestern folks, not yeu ay uf llumr’ things in" a stand “with_ thei ng tolend a lmlp blo to Omnlm TUTT’S o as is an nnlilu,” astic talker glanced in S T R ATL £ 7 who had lifted her robes so as to reve: small strip of »hwlun,{ above her ]nuh that p:lll knu\H she is formed well “up'to h she don’t cure who finds it out passes the bounds of dec ul to only raise i Some people s for B avoman to.cxos0 I hul I tell you the best u( ‘em do it if they ¢ the right shape (Imml) Il.xd |)\~~ xl On Iunl\m" whnm I Ilmlw of the tray; by the sharp end af I.Iu‘ h.mw cut clear lemh sucoi jeweler, ity in the shape of "an an- old watch which has to be huge key, and strikes 1 O'Neill " says the time-peice 15 rs old, and is worth $600. terday morning a frame near Twenty-first and O strects, Hardin, and occupicd by caught fire lhu Imlldmg and to the extent of W in (hur puleL- Yefusi mg hand, w| hilé the Union us 0 mouse so far as Norfolk is um cient-looking wouml with o 1l du-l on fln- thy nuh its a nlmmu “']hr man wlw puHul |]m handle off was evidently a tool-dresse tool-dresser blacksmiths. king with heayy ! plunges them and the skin gevs ol ol flonsed and l'ml 'lhu reunion at Norfolk this infused through lllruun‘h \\nh new frésh blood and old time enthusiasm by those who have never before attended a reunion, which will lend additional interest and charm to the cump fires and s aiiles. 2 25 YEARS IN USE. The Gronmt_l(edicl\ Trinmyh of the Age! FPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER, LualulllDlI‘llll'l""nB I d, with o dull sensation 1a the hands like those B nstantly worl drills, gets his | into cold Wl side of the fing of doep cronses. 1 To the Editor of the B the fires which result in the part complete destruction of buildings origin- The origin of said r us fn!]m\ ¢ were «lunm[. %1!00 Harris losing hold eflects, on w! 250 werth of house- Kidh ko had ‘o’ dnsar. pai Pain under tf blade, Tullness after eating, with adise inclination to exertion o Thayer ('umnnmh'l the ;:umfi lll])!lll‘lll\\]lll'll meets at Red Clond will have done work that '-ucrul satistaction Iiuuuglfim( The Poska-Amdurska Last week Amdur, from Poska for malici tion, growing out of SR from Annlum.u by body or mind, Irritability of tomper, Low spirits, with afeelingofbaving ueglected some duty, neps, Fllxllcrluw atthe Dots boforo the ey right eye, e 1, quently when the on the hlll ins thumb or lingor is surfuce it wi who knows chimney commences mmmlmg upward through lm un.( hlU\U'Pll)“ enters the chimney ln' ow llu, wlmu ly al.m Wearincau, DI te people in sne! th Gtiul drenus, Highiy colored Urine, aod CONSTIPATION, PUTT'S PILLS aro especially adaptod to such cases, ong doso eflcela < )nclm\l battle Posku comprom sul nu- ondh hv )uylnw 3,000 in cash. od action in Justice ('m- recover from Amdurska the I. the note which is the o Amdurska elg) from civil yervice while atte nding court, Poska's second effort at col* ltulluu will prum\:ly fail. at “the thumb-print and s there was about as mu it ny fhere was blool, nml floor a p)mu' of ulm\u el Ahbove the floor and below the ceiling the s plastored, »Imh nlm»hmh H. P, Foste ilber; Edward .uul, and énry \hlcux,. o and | At glimpse i Lsawan an in- podxisted, and st lll are i MLT SMSIPARIL Renovates the i u o system with p: wnes the nervous sy bram, m,: Imw..lls e vigor o iginate llum i where the spar ks gotting mw llm r stant that he had a ‘a tool-dresser lifto .I:h.u - \mk-«mu hum hn“ en dand har lmumlu, ing an_opening, and with on of the weather ks come through said open- een l]u- bricks, drop down on I lelhng at once lually th'\nm;,, until finally the huulm" is"in verdict, from some unknown cause. the good of thy fellows I hereby siggost the following, which if follow 1 |m-\um fires originating HAl)rnv Either, first, plaster the of the \.lhl«hlmmq botween the floor it that cannot be done, 18 &heet iron fit it closely 1|uu on the inside of hun sloped and fitted, tend above the upper surface of the 1luur and below the lower surface of the The hmw.nnur i “.I and followed, from defective lhuu. time the mort nd !u ve' the scar,’ ainst the print and corresponded Jones was as white as as if e wis going to i r-ul, the nione ‘1 put ||'\||uun| Javid C ny was disoharged ye u- (I.uy, the Butler wnnl mtllln'd Shurl! 1" Dinguiid, dispitited and |hu ceiling nnl] dition, oy at onee REGULATOR, plaintiff in the ou lead a sedentary nand showe How or Mo ith JINAY AvPRor on gvold stimulats and take Bimmons Liver Megut mm, to relieve, ou have eaten anything hard of di- lon, or feel heavy afte uh'\l casc nf ('u]n- v ing title to the Loyal L. goods in Omaha, watch the trial. Nebraska Nationai §ank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital May 1, lb‘iu H, \\ \An 8, l’u e he ||.n| Cone: Smith stock of arrived here to sloepless at night, take & dose and you will feel relieved dnd slocp pleasantly. If you are & misc R ¢ 4 i nsatter to you. Kent, Adams; ‘Thomas in-, lml {lie money unt that Jones ~.uh it able sufferer with psiA and BILIOUS. e o Rogulator. itinuul dosing, uad : Rad anyihing. shake does not require hunmn nature as \m J. Imhoh and E. C costs but a tritle. David ¢ n y. "y I!ramduu, qum.m Parker, Bartle i, ()nml dJ. and 80 as to ex Is wus in m\ | If you wake up in the morning with buwn bad taste in your mouth, Liver Regulator. m the mnr nw “,_“ Y ATES, td ““l b LEWIs 5. ReLp, d the thumh print on g1 (e WO Tt ST B PR and nervous, f tive work and sreated considerable talk in the loeality eit, Omaba; Cleanses the Furred To BANKING OFFICE: IRON BANK, Co'. 12th and Far Goneral Bunking Business ! [luu Dmd(ny he, ntery, und the com: Btomach, Indigestion, Dy plaints iicident 10 childhood. tues-th-satéw lLunum (. rand lslnml are q\mrlu«.d at egoing precaution 1s care- \ ll HAMMOND, or fully ulm r\ui i\vu wot entitled to auy credit forit. |