Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1886, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY B&A, B‘R DAY APRIL 2, 1835. ‘ JUIVALENT T0 AN ELECTION, Republican Primaries of the Oapital Oity Held Yestorday Afternoon. QUIET EXCEPT IN THE SECOND. Quarterly Contracts For Stato Insti tution Supplics Awarded — COranky Lawyer Grom Da- Kota — Mentions, R'S LINCOLN BURBAU.] republican primar for election of delegates to the city con vention held yesterday after noon and passed off guictly except in the second ward, where the German voters had a hard fight. The interest eentered entirely on the selection of ean didatos for the couneil, and the delegations were made up without reference to any other offices. The first ward was carried for Nelson C. Broek, the second for John Frang, the third for H. H. Dean, the fourth for R. B. Graham. The fight in the second ward was between the adher ents of Fraas and . P. Lau, the present incumbent, the for mer getting the delegation by nearly 100 majority. In the fousth ward there was some talk of a contest between Gr m and J. R. Watson, but 1t was merely idle gossip. The delegation, while ostensibly for Graham, was name Dy Webster's friends, and should it he come necessary their votes would be ex for him in the convention with Graham's consent. The people of the ward will be watisfied with eithe The republican ma- Jority in this city is about 800, and us the nominations are equivalent to an tion, the democrats will make only show of oppositio SUPPL FOR STATE IN® The board of state ofl with the purchase of supplies for the various state institutions met yestorday and «ded contracts for the quarter ending June 30, as follows: Hospital for the Insane Thomas Sewall, Lincoln, # 500 § goods, H. Herpolsheimer, Lincoln, $130.86; drugs and medicines, J.H. Har ey, Lincoln, $127.01; paints and oils, , $i8.40. Deaf and Dumb Asyiv ( nml & || nlm e O the were N8 elee- UTIONS, als charged 1—Fuel, Omaha 3 per ton; bread, aha, 4,000 1bs, at Feming dry goods, Kelley, $81.60; meats, " §430.50. Chapman, Ne at $9.40; Om Harris & Fisher, Om Blind Asylum’-Fuel, ¢ braska City, hard ¢ Nebraska City, $137; & Utterbach, Nebr: A ~.h.m14|nur McCarthy & Crounse, Ke $20 i Caroling Thermansen, Ke meats, Williim Heelt, dry goods, G. Kramer, | 1 gentleman, with a certi jon to the Dakota bar, in the district court yesterday, and induced one of the lo Blackstones to move his admission. Th was done, and Judge Pound ordered his name entercd on the rolls. Receiving his certificate from Clor or the stranger went to the supreme court, where a simi- lar scenc was enacted. After the court had adjourned the transplanted Dakotaian cornered the judges and insisted on ther reading some eighty odd testimonials to his good moral cliaracter. The judge managed to eseape, when the - tured Clerk Wheeler, and gave himsome pointers on the real estate business, fore- ing the right bower of the court into a er of the oflice, and holding him captive for an hour, whil¢ he illustrated onan ima, inary chart how he used to muake 5 per cent. commission on rent- ing houses in Philadelphia. The chap is us crazy as a loon, and the lawyers who vouched for him in courtare glad to hand out the cigars whenever any questions are asked about him. An unknow ficate of admis bobbed up serer corn Harry Dur un a base ball team in Lincoln this year in connection with the Western league, an organization com- yosed of clubs atLeavenworth, Topek St. Joe, Denver, Leadville, and Lincoln’, The sewerage committee have decided to close a contract with Mr. Waring for the building of a system of sewers this year on his plan. The United States Directory compa has undertaken the work of compiling a directory of Lincoln city and Lan- castor county, to be finished by June 1 One of the prisoners in the il was eaught working his way out through the bars yesterday, Tand was put in the dark cell to meditate on his foolishnes H.J. Walsh, one of Lincoln's est'’ citizens, is home from 1 Californ The Loyal Legion is arranging for a grand l.m.,n--l at the Commercial hotel, on the 7th instant, Flates will be laid for lorlly guests, le supreme court adjourned yester- day until Tuesday next. "In the appeal of Hanson vs Berthelson, from Dodge county, the plamtiff was given leave to file an wmended petition within 30 days, and ordered to pay the defendant, Lov $1,000 within four months. If phmuu fails to comply with these requirements idgment of the riet court will be | cause dismissed. ngin atthe Indies entrance of the Windsor hotel Wednesday night, Miss May Montrose, daughter of one of the wroprictors of the house, slipped and fell against the glass of the door. Both of her hands broke througi the pane, and she received a number of severe cuts about the wrist, which took the physicians nearly two hours to stitch in place ngain, The suffercr is a girl of 11, but bears her injuries with the fortitude of afull grown woman The Ord Building and Loan Asso ciation has been incorporatsd by D. N McCord, J. L. McDonough, Mingerson Cooml dward K. Harris, A. D.” Rob inson, 8. W. Reed, A, H. Shafer, J. C Heddle, P. Mortensen, J. H Camron sud C. B. Cofl The capital is §60,000. “The application of Mr. Starr for a man- damus to compel the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railwiy to build a depot at North Side, was refused by the supreme court yesterday. Imu Albert, a German, about 22 years old, who had boen at work for Fox the nursoryman, received & letter from the min consul at New York yesterday, that his grandmother had d ro«'uufi v at Hamburg and left him $32, 000. The consul forwarded Albert $350 to pay bis expenses to the old country Manager Hohwman of the Fitzgerald Hose company deposited §200 in the Capital National bank yesterday and sent 4 challeng c o the Thurston team to run a race of yards nnder the rules of the Nennu a Stute Firemen's association for a stake of §1,000 Hohman proposes that the race shall take place at Lincoln April 17, at 8 p. m., good .Lu and track, the Fitzgeralds to }»uy the railroad faros of the Thurstons rom Omabha and back and one day's hotol bill for eighteen m be Thurstons to run the same team they had at New Orleans—the stakeholde referecs, timers and starters to be seldoted by mu- tual consent, “ullum Barr, the juror in the Carr case arvestod Weduesday for perjur: had a preliminary examination befo Justice Kmhrun Yyesterduy and was beld bright- tour of in #1, flk)\mn Is for trial in the district court. Barr is worth $70,000, but has the reputation of being one of the closest men i Lincoln STATE ARRIVALS Walt M. Scely, Bennett; Lee telle, Omaha; Eugene Montgomery bion: Miss Julia Smith, Milford; Marion I'hrashor, B J.T. Travis, Weep Water; W. L. Whedon, York; C. 8 rds, York; W. H. Fuller, David W W and wife, and Mamie € Seward; S. L. Tipton, Hardy; Mrs intyre, Omaha; Mrs. Gree, Beatric J. Kennard, Omaha; Gus Staats, raiso FORE Es Al City; nith, Me M pa - INTELLIGENC Thretening War Ne Brief Notes m London. ONDON, April L—After the cabinetcouncil adjourned this afternoon, the ministers were hastily sunfinoned toanother meeting held in Gladstone's room in the house of commons, The second mecting is said to have been called hecanse of the receipt of seriotis news from Bulgaria and Greece. Orders have been Devonport to have all torpedo diness for sea at the shortest 1om Bulgaria Dr. Von Schlwzer, German repres at the vatican, has arived in Berlin, The lower Nonse of the Prussian diet to day adopted the first_claise of the Polish bills, placing 100,000,000 marks t the d1spo-al of tlie government for establishing German colonies in west Prossia and Posen. James Bryce, unde slen sceretary, in answer to question ernment would follow the polic 4 by the Marquis of Salisbury i regard to Greece, The second meetiig of the cabinet lasted over two hours, The Eirl of Roseberry, retary for foreign affairs, bad a lon viewto«day with the Rissian and Turkish minist The government recards the situation in the cast as very serious. Mr. Heaton, whose motion urging the govern ment to necotiate with foreien governments With A view of securing universal penny o was recently defeated in the house commons, has Leen informed by Baron Wolverton, postmaster general, that he has a similar_scheme, aithough it does 1ot go to the extent of Mr. Heaton's project Ttis reported that Russia has notified the powers of her intention to_ oceupy Bulgaria u the event of Prince Alexander’s final re- fusal to accept the wovernorship of lou- melia for five years only. The cabinet discussed the schome of buy- ing out the Irish landlords. In consequence of the unfavorable attitude of the Liberal assoo dstone pro modify his pr eral partieula no agreement could bereached by the e: 1 faw soenis probavle that the. proj be withdrawn, ntative inter- Alexander's Disputed Title. Sor1A, April 1.—Prince Alexander refuses absolutely to submit to the powers, asde- manded by Russia, the question whether his title to governor of Eastern Roumelia is for life as he claims, or as Russia contends fora term of five ycars, The Bulgarian papers applaud the attitude of the prince. They allode to it in a_defiant way, and summon Russia to ‘“‘act forthwith if she thinks she is agerieved.” “Now or never.” these papers exclaim, *is the time for Russ p decide her attitude towards Prince ander. Prin nder has sent a dispatch to the Por ng he is unable to assist in re- est; |ll~h||lf a form of governmentin Rou- meliaw i would afford no guarantee of tranquility, which would leave the door open to perpetual foreign: interference, and whicl would fail to satisfy the legitimate wishes of the Roumelian Ilicit Lovers Die Togethor. PAmis. April L—A carpenter in Belleville to-day kilied his mistress by choking her then shot himself dead. v had agreed to die together, each according to the method adopted, ana by drawing lots had made the man executioner for both. Dispatehes from Annam massacres at_the Catholic provinee of Quang Bang. Vietims is sald to be 442 Bismarck's Seventicth Birthday. BeRLIN, April L—To-day was the seven- tieth anniversary of the birth of Prince Bis- marck, The chancellor was visited by the Crown Prince Frederick and his son, Prince William, who personally ~eongratulated him, He received a larze number of congratula- tory telezrams and_letters, as well as many birthday presents. Many visitors called npon hi:n to present their congratulations person- ally. reports fresh missions in_ the The number of Elcven Hundred Workmen Strike. Loxpox, Eng., April L—Eleven hundred employes of the Sheet Tron works at Lincoln went out on a strike to-day, owing to an an- nounced reduction of 7i¢ per cent’ in Joseph Ruston, M. P., is the chief proprietor of the worl Practicing With Torpedo Boats, ATunNs, April L—The naval officials con- tinue to make private trials of the Norder- sub-marine toupedo boat. Yesterday torpedo boat with four men on b submerged for six hours, and to-day scended to adepth of thirty-five feet. Traveling Through Bayonets. snsuURG, April L—The czar and members of his court started for Crimea 10~ The most extra precautions have been taken for their protection. The railway voute over which the party will pass will' be guarded. British and Burmese Battle. ORANGOON, April L—British troops had a skirmish with Burmese rebels at Letpodon to-dny. L wo Sepoys were killad on the Brit- ish side. ‘Troops fiave been sent from this place to reinforce the British. The Belgian Turmoil. April L—An explosion of occurred to-day at Cronfestu The manager’s residence was seri- The strike at Lessinese —— GERONIMO'S TREACHERY. He Had Crook at Mercy During Their st Interview. A April 1. Towbstone special says: General Forsythe, commanding officer of Fort Huachuoea, who arrived here to-day, made known the startling tact that at the first interview which General Crook had with the hostiles Thursday last, Geronimo had & band of his men withifles ready to fire upon all white men, including Crook, at a given signal. Geronimo's fail- ure to keep his promise to surrender at Fort Bowie 1is ascribed to the fact that having so wuch blood to answer for he could expect no clemeney, and there- tore preferred life in the wmountains to the vrospect of hanging at the hands of the authorities, The host had 200 rounds of wmmunition each. ~General For- sythe sald it was impossible "to fathom Geronimo's intenfion. It was an open gues- tion whetlier to g0 South _and join the Son- gols or remain to harrass the frontier, Geronimo is_ahout 52 years of age, crafty, 1 cherous and uu This is the third time he has proved faithless, - THE GUILTY SET FRE A Seclf-Confessed Embezzlor His Laberty. Cnicaao, April L—Henry T, Wright, ex- assistant postmaster of Racine, Wis., who two years ago plead guilty to embezzlng money order funds, and was given & peni tentiary sentence of five years, was to-<ay set at liberty, Federal Judge Gresham, in dis charging the prisoner, ruled that Wright's crime was infamous, and that therefore he should be discharged notwithstanding his plea of guilty. It appeared the prisoner fmd been proceeded against on information instead of by indictment, and the United Stal supreme court, i the case of Joseph C. manipulator, Ciran dynamite colliery. ously damaged. continues, Given Mickin, the Chicago election rocently decided that a prosecution by in- hllllWh for an infamous crimee was not valid. The application for Wrignt's release Wils upon this ground, and Judge Gresham stated that the only question at issne was whether the erlme of embezzling government funds was an infamous ome. . Dr. Hamilton Warren, Eclectic Physi- cisn and Surgeon, Room 6, Crounse block, corner 16th and (‘:pw,l avenue. Vay and night caus prompt!y attendea to. BROWN JUSTLY SUSPENDED. | The Joint Oommittee's Findings Bevere On the Ousted Towa Auditor. HE LACKS OFFICIAL INTEGRITY. An Exhaustive Report Which Bids Fair to Lead to an Effort For the Official's Tmpeachment ~A Resume. Guilty Without Itecommendation. Drs Morxes, Towa, April1.—[Special Tele gram.]—This afternoon the joint committee appointed to investigate the charges against Auditor Brown, filed their report. Brown was suspendod from office by Governor Sher- man in March, 155, for alleged hregularities in the conduct of his office and failure to ac- count for public funds entrusted to him. Governor Larrabee reinstated Brown in Jan- uary, 1%, and on the assembling of the leg- islature a_foint committee of three from the senate and three from the house was appoint- ed to investigate the cause of the suspension, and the whole status of the affair. That commiitee, after nearly two months work, send in a report, justifying the suspensien of the auditor, and reflecting in the most serious ma upon his want of official integrit he findings of the | committee are of so grave fmportance that it is believed that if it were not a joint commit- tee, including senators who might be called count as judgos, the verdiet would be a recommendation of impeachiment. As it is they submit their findings without recom- | mendat ion, and leave to the house to deter- mine what action shall be taken. T REPORT RECITES that after the request of Mr, Brown to be presentat all meetings of the committee, it was decided to allow nimand ex-Genel Sherman the same privilege, and it contin- ues that every witness asked for by either party had been summoned, After reciting a statement of facts as to the occupants of the oftice of auditor, the committee make as their first finding that while Mr. Brown was auditor section of the code was in foree, which raquires the auditor, with other oflicers, to keep an ae and particular account ot 1 fees received by them, which shall be verified by aflidavit and be rendered wonthly to the treasurer of state. citetwo opin- | ions of the attorney general, holding that there may be made an itemized statement of accounts, and that all fees received by ofti- cers having a fixed v must be paid to the treasurer ana are not personal perauisite The committee therefore tind that Brown's reports were not kept as required by law, but simply show an aggregate and not itemizcd statement of the fees re- ceived. Further, that durivg 1884, and part of 155, these reports were fied either to the auditor or his deputy, law required, but by one B. F, Rehkopf, who was not an ofticer known to the state, and who was not under any bond, but simply a clerk in the office, which, in the judzment of the committee, is clearly a failure to conform to the plain requirements of the statute. SPAPERS BURNED.” ‘The same irregularity, the report con- tinues, has been maintained since Brown's reinstatement in January and February, 1836, On the subject of “Papers Burned,” the committee find that Brown's clerk, with- out his knowledge of the act, burned a large number of important letters on file in the office during 1853, These letters accompanied drafts of money from insurance companies as fees for commissions to their agents. Tassing to the subject of vouchers, the committee show that the law requires the auditor to file vouchers for all warrants issued by him, but find that Brown expended a fund of $7,000 appropriated for clerical | help, without waking or filing a single | voucher prior to his suspension, as required | by law. On the subject of excessive and illegal fees the cornmittes to the agreement made by Brown with one Vail, claiming to be an actuary of Chicago, and hired by him to ex- | amine Towa Insurance companies, Vail charged the companies for his services $25 | per day and 3 for expenses, and then $12, per evening and $1.50 extra for expenses,mak- ing a total of $42 perday. The committe that these charges were approved by Brown and by him ordered paid. They, therefore, held “that such charges were excessive and exorbitant, and that a fair, just and reason- able compensation for such service was $10 per diem and his actual expenses, which were shown to have between $1and $2 per day.” BROWN'S WANT OF INTEGRITY. The committee make their mos finding on Brown’s want of integrity. first instance cited is that of the examination of the Bremer County bank at Waverly in November, 1533, A bank examiner visited it and reported it to the auditor as in an “unsatisfactory” condition. Two weeks later Brown and his deputy, Stewart, visited the bauk, spent a few hours in its examina- tion, finding it, as Stewart testified, in a chaotie condition, and before leaving the next morning hinted that they had been at some expense in coming, and Brown re- | celved from one officer of the bank a roll of Dills which contained $100, which he after- wards divided with Stewart. The committee therefore say that “when it is remembered that it is the official duty of the auditor of state to examine all state banks without compensation, the entire transaction sug- gests to the committee a want of official in- tegrity on the part of the auditor of state, “The committee find that on at least three or four occasions Vail, while engaged in the examination of lowa insurance com- panies at an exhorbitant rate, handed Brown packages of money which each now testifies contained $25 or $30, and Vail testifies that he was in no way financially indebted to Brown, but that these packages were dona- tions of money. So the committee find that these frequent receipts of money by Brown from Vail, coupled with the methodical un- certainty of the amount in each package banded Brown, renders their dealings unex- plainable upon any correct and just business princip —The committee!find that when Vail of- fered to retwin to the insurance companies a part of his exorbitant fees, Brown objected to any return being made, and s&uone was made. 4—The committee find that Vail employed as a clerk one Bruce Reed to assist in exam- ining insuranee companies, eharging the companies for his services $7.50 per day, but paying Reed a mouthly salary, much below this amount. Thecommittee find that Brown knew of Vail's extortions and acted in collusion with nim, writing him to fortify himself against any investigation or examination of his ac- eounts. The committee find $hat Brown re- celved various sums of WONEY, aggregating from $200 to $400, for making out certificate copies of records, ete., and furnishing ofticia information when asked. That he kept some of these fees entirely to himself, and some he divided into four equal parts, one-fowth to Bimself, one-fourth to his deputy stewart, and the aining half divided between two elerks in his office,” BLHOWN'S EXAMINATIONS OF BANKS. Passing e the question of the examination of incorporated banks the commlttee hnd there was Do provision of law for giving the examiner any fee whatever, and the state should pay his expenses, yet during Brown's adwinistration he personally examined two or three banks and recelved fves for doing | serious, | further find_that, Brown's deputy, | has cost the | more harm The | 3 %0, and mu.rpuir Stewart, t‘\mnmml mhl-r banks and received $1.455 in fees, which he retained for his own The committeo Stewart, of office $5,150.01, use, received during his term Instead of the 82,300 allowed by law The committee 'then show that the expense caused by Brown's siispensfon and removal state $6,457.80, including extra salaries paid for temvorary officers during that time, an d the exgense of litigation. The committee furtherfind that Vail, prior to his employment by Brown, iad never made an examination of any fire Insurance company, and yet he charged a salary as an expert ex- aminer, and Brown endorsed fhe charges, The committee find that Brown's supple mental revort of monays received and the leged voucliers produced after his suspension, would, as far as the points covered, have been satisfactory to the governor who sus- pended him had they been made in time, but the committee freely justify the suspension, and hold that it was authorized by law. SIGNED BY ALL BUT ONE. The report is signed by every member of the committee except Senator Whiting. He stated that he differed on one or two points from the majority, but had not had time to prepare a minority report, but would do so subsequently. It is understood that having stated during his campaign last fall for gov- | ernor that he did not believe Sherman was justified in suspending Brown, that he now does not want to retract that commitment The report has made a profound impression, and it 1s freely predicted that the house will have to prepare articles of impeachment against Brown, LEGISLATIVE T The senate to-day passed the bill granting a special appropriation of £52,000 to the stato university. The house passed the bill grant- i 5,000 to the Clarinda hospital and the other regular approprintion bill. The phar- macy bill was passed by the house on the third reading, OCEEDINGS, .- Bull-Dog Kelley Guilty. St Pave, Minn, April L—Special United States Commissioner Spencer to-day rendered adecision in the extradition ease of Edward Laughlin, alias Bull-Dog Kelley, charged with the murder of Robert Baird in British Columbia. After reviewing the evidence and quoting law autharities, Commissioner Spencer said he deemed the evidence brought forward in this examination elearer and more convineing than in the former examination and suflicient to sustain the charge against the prisoner. 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