Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1887, Page 5

A VICTORY BCR THE STATE, Dakota Cotinty Orde 27, ed to Pay Inte 0 Worth of A SUBJECT FOR LEGISLATION. The Slowness of the Parties Doing the State Printing Canses a Great Deal of Genmbling— Line coln News, IPRON THE BER'S LINC ate won a viet N EREAL] y in the contest with the treasurer of Dakota county over the question of paying the interest on the bonds held by the state and issned by that county. Thizis the case mentioned gome time since in the By the tir that the attorney general commen suit in mar before the court to compel Dakota county to the interest coupons, and among th cent decisions down granting the mandamus and their payment. The state of these bonds as an investment of tion of the permanent school fund, the investment board of public lands and buildings several years @0, and if the mandamus would have | failed to rest then the would have stood a chance of being just that much out of pocket. It will bo remembered from former rehearsals of these bonds that they were arefunding bond more in amount than purchased by the state, and when they were issued and sent to. the auditor for registration they were re fused registration. A mundamus was brought in the supreme court at that time by the county to compel their registra- tion the court held that they proper in form nd that y _should _ be recorded. The board of lands and buil under this seal of yalidity placed upon them by the state, purch, 3 block of them rt of the ing to purchase the whole i time, but & compromise w in the above amount. ‘I'he action of Da kota county in now trying to practieally repudiate them eaused this latter decision on the payment of accrued intercst. The question of investment of the permanent school fund is one that needs immediate attention at the hands of the legislature in that their investment is Limited to United States bonds or state and county bonds of Nebraska, In these later years the counties in the state are not in the bond business except at rare intervals, all bonds now voted being almost ex- clusively precinet bonds, in which state funds under the constitution cannot be invested. A glance at the report of the state treasurer shows that there are now on hand open for investment and without a pla for inyestment son 00,000, and this amount will be increased by the present returns of the county treasire to nearly $500,000. What provisions e be made for an mvestment of thes funds is open for discussion THEY WANT THE REPORTS Members of the legislature, as well as the state oflicers themselves, are getting anxious to see the different reports of the state officers that went to the vrinters some time in_December and that ought ) in print by the opening diys ature. Thus far only the re- attorney gencral has heen re- d distributed, and legislative S, o lly those on ways and means, need the reports to become ue- quainted with the recommendations and upon which to formulate appropriation bills. The state oflicers expected ull these reports in printed form long ere this, and a little haste would be appreciated. TRAVELING MEN'S BANQUET. The traveling men will hold a grand banquet and ball at the Metropolitan rink on the evening of Februa 1, :\ntt the boys will make of itthe greatest even ever held in the state, The boys of coln post A the immed J ment in charge, and all the proce be placed mn the hands of the relief com- mittee for disbursement for charitanle purposes, The prices agreed upon are as follows: ‘Tickets to ball and banquet, $3; bull uckets, §2; spe i 3 Tickets will be d on s tho prominent hotels in the city coln and also at Omaha hotels and the leading hostleries in Hastings, Nebras City, Plattsmouth, Fremont, Beatric York, Grand Island, Kearney places. There will be no_invitations but” every friend of the knights of ‘wrip will "be made to feel, if he at- tends, just as though th inment was gotten up for his own_espeeinl bene- fit. The Union league ¢ will cater to the wonts of the intier man and spr the feast at the banquet i their ow imitable way. The best of music w: obtained and the following commit will have the work in charge: Floor Com- mittee—Frank Bartholomew, Charles Eaton, W. Whitms Reception Com- mittee—Bam D. Leland and 1 E. C. Lawrence and lady, John M. Cotton and lady, L. W. Garroufe and lady, Fred A. Wilson and lady. The programme at the banquet will be as follows: Toast master, President L. Heiskell; *Our State,” Gov- ernor John M, Thayer; “The Legisl ure,” Senator L. W, Colby; *‘Lincoln,” Hon. R. E. Moore; “Ireland and Amer- ica," Patrick Egan; “Commerce and the Traveling Mcn,” Hon.J. M. Raymond; Industry,” John Fitzgerald; ™ *‘The 4D, Calhoun; e Reliof Com: " A. P. Martin; ““The Hotel the ling Men’s Home,” J. J. Imhoff; 1. P A L. Heiskell; “Old Time Traveling Men,” Sam D, Leland; “Our “Vvives,'" Fred A." Martin; “Lin coln’s Field,” J. M. Cotton. The com- mittees on' arrangements and manage- ment, who submit the above programme and who will watch the dului[’s ol its pro- duction, are E. C, Lawrence, Colonel A. P, Martin, John M. Cotton, L. W. Gar- route and A, L. Martin MORE DIVORCES WANTED, Tho general average of divorces in the Lancaster district court holds its own and there are filed to-day for record two new cases that will aid in angmenting the numbers of such cases for trial at the February term to proportions eyen greater than those attained at uny one orm heretofore. ‘Lhe last vietims are as follows: Carrie A. MeVegh files her peti- tion and asks a divorce from her hus- band, William A. McVegh, on the grounds that her husband is an habitual drunkard. The petitioner recites that as long as 1870 thoy were married; that almost immedi- ately thereafter he became addicted to drink. pursuing his downward way until he beeame au habitual drunkard, and that the plaintift for the ) SIX months has had to supply the enti upport for the family. In the second 0 dinand Glebe asks a divos from his marital mate, Augusta Glebe, and his petiti recites that the marriage ceremony was performed in October, 1884; that he, the plamnuft, was under arrest, and that he was compelled by foree and fraud to marry the woman much against his will and inclination. The plaintiff further avers that since the marriage he has not lived with her or recognized her as his lawful wife, and he therefore prays tor diyorce, as provided by the statutes. The district court clerk has received from a like official in Otoe county the in- dietment and transenipt of proceedings in the e against Mrs. Armanda Shel- lenberger, whose case was ordered to Lancaster county for trial on u change of venue granted by Judgo Hayward. The case will beon the call for the term opening February 21, Elizabeth Cochiran, by her attorney, bas filed her peution as administrarix lamus pay anded was compelling holds being made by the port of ceved committe | the putpose of cle: [ on the tric rt | Friday ever | orate programme that 1n asking sell 1ot 5, in block 199, eity of 1 an in Brown cainst the filed with t an altidavitin replevin aga Michael Watson, in which the plaintiff seeks 1o recover the furnitu and fix turesin the Enterprise restaurant, the Inavit elmming their replevin on a ebt of £600 in notes due from defend- nt 1o the plamtill for the goc in ques on Another crooked piece of work not in any court yet happened yesterday which achap borrowed a shot gun, wid, to hunt but he i lot held by sty other debts ie A, Ward has | 1ok it to a pawnshop, put it in hoc | departed for Hastings wi h the proc Judge P prosecuty rker predicted o suld be found A COMING CONCERT Paul Choral union and coneert to b ng, the 21, at St. P I'hey have o nged 1des number of new and popular son ind many of the prominent chioruses, both secular and complete orchestra of ten instrum. will fill the interludes and the voculists who will take part in the programme mber twelve sopranos, six altos, eight and cight bassos. ' The entire con twill b t the immediate superyi- sion of O. B, How IN POLICE COURT the docket svas not large ye bus over session. Elin dling without deferred arraigned ] func has_ar given E. church standard terday and the morning sted for ped . had his hearing plain drunk, was Thomas, @ licens John Alley 1d paid school ¢ Scott, a_ woman «d with being an inmate of a house was assessed a fine of $5 and costs for her waywardness, and Charles MeFadden, intoxicated, paid $3 and costs for his sport. One lodgzer found bed and board avthe jail Sunday evening. - - Have You Seen Them? If not, call on W. G. ALpricut and go ont to Souri OMAnA with one of his sents to inspect the magniticent prop- erty known as ALBRIGHT'S Ci1o1c — Acres in Benson ave sclling rapidly. - e Acres in Benson are selling rapidly. ——o— THE WILD WEST. One Night's Scene in a Dance-House in a Mushroom Town, Milwaukee Sentin When T read the expression ‘waltz to the . in_the Sentinel the other day, suid an old railronder, “the days of 68 and '69,5vhen the Union Pacifi being built, came into my mind. alk about dance-houses, hurdy-gurdic i such things to me, and you have some one who hus been there nn)} seen 'em. The North- ern W msin and Michigan shebangs aro meetin'-houses alongside of the old Union Pacitic concerns. When the road reached Julesburg all you could see in the valley of the Platte was sand hills,and here prairie-dog town, but it wasn't N A ind a half before five or six nd previously trodden upon by the Sioux and the buflalo wa covered by big tents and a few dozen movable houses that were made in Omaha and shipped to the end of the road on flat cars in picces, arr: 50 they could be put together in a few hours. of these ~buildings were dance-houses, and the women who were to be the chief att on in them were there and ready to join hands and waltz to the bar almost as so as the roofs were on. Most of them were the most deprayed of their class, while he wd there T observed 1 novice—young girls who had been enticed away from their homes in lowa and Missouri by men who promised them big wages to act as waiters in dining rooms. ~ With visions of wealth honestly carncd_ they were easily leed astray. Thimk of a dming- room in Julesburg—that mushroom ot town that was built in a day and torn down in a night? There never was a dining-room in it, but that made no dif- e once the deluded girls w they could not turn back, and the had no alternative, They were usually provided with plenty of money as a starter, and fitted out with ny togs, and advised to make the best of their lot. Many of them aceepted the situation, while a few, under the protection of some one—perhaps afather of children whom bhe had left behind in the lized world—eseaped and returned to their homes. Julesburg was the most rous community in the world, even worse than Cheyenne, which for many years boasted of & man—and often a dozen cry breakis With the exception of & few surve s, the tr: men and a few othe 2's popu- lation was composed of a gang of the most despernte thieves, gambiers and thugs. Awmong this number were th proprictors of the ‘fandangos,’ in ever instance men that could brag that the ictims of their revolvers could uot be cnumerated upon the fingers of a single hand. The little town with its streets of and and buffalo grass was, 1 said be- tore, the gamblers’ Mecea, and the song of the siren, the picking of the banjo by fourth rate performer, the shouts of the roulet man, and the drunken yells of tho cump tollowers, were blended at night in a sort of music that 1 don’t care to hear again, although I must confess that for a young mun as I was then it had some- thing of a churm—a sort ot realization of the dime novel fancies of afew years pre- u-nling my going westward, *Well, I started out to tell you of some- thing that occurred one mght when the ‘festivitics' were at their height, and the girls with the brawny-handed Texan, the Mexican greaser, or the more care- less, half-drunken cut-throat from the slums in the east, were ‘waltzing to the bar’ at the command of the ‘caller ofl” in a hurdy-gardy. The fiddler had just placed his violin on the top of an empty lour barrel, when a finelooking six- footer, with & smooth face, and the gen- eral eastern or ‘tenderfoot’ appearance, stepped into the QL n door, The dancers were nearing the bar as the handsome young fellow advanced a few paces into the room and grasped a pretty but hag- { young woman by the wrist. B his teeth and haif muttering yet denoting some surprise, he said: here; my God, woman, follow me quick!’ The gir i luteh of u sunburnt cowboy, who objected by draw- ing a besd upon the intruder, at the same time commanding him to ‘let go that gal or oft goes yer head.’ This the signal—the provocation for a gene unsheathing of weapons, and in loss time than it tukes to tell it the fusillade had commenced. It was the every day or night af nd there was the ususl seate s of satety of those who of the ‘sport.’ “The room inally deserted, except by two men. They W dead, but a sty examination showed that neither of ‘tenderfoot.’ One of thewn vboy who had eted to hav- ing the ‘gal’ taken away, The handsome young man was gone—so was the woman, There were u few curses and a little growling by the dancers kicking by the proprietor beca B e s WhLALY ko pierced by a bullet. The bodies were re- moved to'the entrance, and the dances was resumed and continued till the gray dawn of morning told the tipsy revelers that it was time for them toretire. 1 saw the bodies planted in a bed of prickly pears the next afternoon by their pards, who had spent th y looking for the the tenderfoot who had the nerve to invade the eamn and carry oft one of the ‘wimmen They didn't find him, nor thegirl either, tor they were spirited away ou a locomo- tive by a man who ouce ran train on an_order from Judge Pound to | the' La Crotse divi sacred. A | and costs into the | THE OMAHA DAILY on of the * road—Al Nash. The tenderfoot awas the girl's brother ana kept a general store, 1 believe, at Albia, [a. The Richest Man in the South, tr, Liat Dulaney, of Fauquier, Va ) is the richest man in the south, is | going to Seotland nest month to marry Scotch girl of noble family. Althoug Mr. Dolaney's w 1th wonld be r rded | a8 commonplace in New York, i sidered well nig! gon and Dixof $200,000, nd in k owns about fift blue grass re stland, He and acres in the ms of Loudon and Fau quierconnties, nnd has in land and Scotland estates which would quarter half | a dozen of lords. He came by it all by inheritance, the lands having been in the | family for generations. Mr. Dulaney is looking young tellow, twenty-four years old, and has lived all his life in this country. The lady whom he is going to marry is id to be ndant of a 1 ranch of tl rylis. She has but cousin of the present I'he y cetive marriage has ex widespread interest in the Old inion, - - Why He Killed Himself. London Times: Men destroy thems selves from various motives, and usual very inadequate on but 1t may be doubted if any one every found a more flimsy pretext for launeiing himself into ctornity than the late Mr. Heron, of Man- ch zland, who the other day took r overdose of strychnine beeaute his wife never gave him a birthday t. “If it had only been a penny r,” he wrote to his inattentive spous “I'shonld have prized it. I have strug d to find something or othe your birthday, but you ai- \ ded poverty.” T suppose the jury who considered” this too scnsitive gentleman insane founded their opinion on his extraordinary preference for a peany cigar to a dose of strychnine, -~ Buy a Few nt lots in ALBRIGH CHOICE and ‘double your money before spring. Albright is wmaking lots of money for lots of people who purchase from hum. Ouly a little money required to buy a lot. Of those eleg Haye You Seen Them? If not, eall on W, G. Arpricur and go out to SOUTH OMAHA ™ with one of his Agents to inspect the maguificent prop- erty known as ALBRIGUT'S CHOICE et it Acres in Benson are selling rapidly. e m L. McCague and C. E, N are selling Benson, to which strc will run before fall, — —— r Jumhos, Yesterday morning fourmore of the new Jumbo compound engines of the Union Pacifie, were sent west to Laramie, from which place some of them will be for- warded to other heavy parts of the road. wyne t cars Have You Seen Them? If not, eall on W. G. ALBrIGHT and g0 out to SoutH OMANA with one of his agents to inspeet the magnificent prop- erty known as ALpriGuT's CHOICE. Go to McCague or C, e and buy a lot in Benson. No interest on sales made to-morrow The Canad tection. Toroxto, Ont., Jan. 17.—The dominion parliament has been dissolved and & new election has been ordered. ‘The nominations will take place February 15 and the polling on the * o . 50O Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALBriGH § ALsimcur’s Cror AND DON"T YOU FOR The sale of seats for Clara Morris' en- cagementopened yesterday morning at the opera house box oflice with a livelv de- wand. Miss Morris plays “Miss Multon’’ on Wednesday evening and “Article 47" Thursday. The Kansas City papers say Miss Morris played there all lust week with most vigorous power. “Judge” J. 8. Cooley appeared in po- lice court yesterday und applied for a war- rant for the arrest of the reporter who wrote the article about him in Saturday’s BE on a charge of criminal libel, Judge Stenberg de issue the warrant, and Cooley went away breath- ing a vow to sue the Bek for $100,000 | after | the BEE: A NEW L When one has been suffe k of rh SSDAY of & severe att or scia new lease of been the ngs ¢ usands who, tying physicans and numberless rem edies, have used Athlophoros and found to their grert joy, that this medicine really did cure th & At Dubug druggiste say Athlo phoros beats them all, We thought it would be like man rheumatic medicines that have t t upor market, sell for A whi ually s t of our m ory. ot the case wit phoros, instead of our sales dimy increase, and what makes faith in its future mission, is tha omers_ e k and praice in the hig ms, writer Athlophoros that I diten sell a bottle with the under atifitis not satisfactory I will refund the money. I have never yet ¥y back® Mrs.C.J 7 Clay st., [ ¢ Towa, saye Twas subject to frequent sof in matory rheumatism and have been nearly all my life, at times I would be almost helpless. When 1 commenced with Athlophoros 1 was carrying my arm in a sling, 1 could not move my fingers without causing me pain One evening while suffering this way 1 heard of Athlophoros. The next day I sent for a bottle, I was a little afraid of it at first on account of the buzzing it caused in my head, but it worked like a charm, the swelling and pain were gone, my rheu matism was well. Itisnowa year a half, and 1 have not suffered any since very drnggist shonld keep A ros and Athlophoros Pills, but wlh cannot be bought of the Athlophoros Co., 112 Wall % will send cither (earriage paid) on receipt of regular price, which is $1.00 per bottle for Athlophoros and e, f For liver and kianey djgestion, wenkness, norvou of 1o, constipation, e blood, & m, neura t seems as if & Such have lave more our < good work 1id one druggist to “My confidence is so cust our prices should be very low ter of i Far below your expectations. oadsrd Overcoats reduced to §12.00 One lot we arve sclling Qur heavy opho St., Now Yc Allgoods mark adache,' jmpure Athlophoros Pills nre uncqualed. 11 e wish to clear ont our Entive Winter S'ock this month if po P’ Our overcoats and hoavy suits arve going now at a n We don't & or §15.00 Suits reluced to $i0,00 2 Formation which we will give and use your own The balance of our Pea Jaclets and Fests are now for §7 ght Gents® Furaishing gooas, sey Jackets, ele., have undergone a general overhanl JANUARY CLEARANGE SALE. and necessity requirves that in fact so low that it will pay yow to by winter goods NOW as a mat= restment, though you may not absolutely need them until next winters wal figures y are greatly cut in pricey What does it sty £20.00 pet the ine how mauch, amount to when w You must sce the goo Jwdgment, selling now gor less them the mere cloth wounld costs 00 which isof all wool Chinchilta Beaver with fine Cuassimere tining and sold beforve the veduction for $12.50. such as Underwear, W yan and Jers P'rices ave cut tand Wt and should be taken advantage of before sizes are badly br od in piain figures and at strictlyone price. EAFNESS ..o cuuses, and u new and 81 CURE At v own Louie hy one who was deal twenty cight ¥ Treated by most the voted special- ists without benetit; cured himsoelt monthg, and co then hun Full particulars sent on uppleation, T, H. PAGE N ew York City. treciivo. Kend stump 1 /TS FOR DI Men snffering from ¥ Drucging. by the QREAT MARSTON TRE ) isced I e Hep information of vaue 16 Al men. MARSTON REMEDY €O. 19 Park Place, Now Yorks Mention Omaha Boe. N MORE CATARRIL T Iteriiedy 180 positive cu Jok Uook o 7 HOW TO ACQUIRE WEALTH. NO BLANKS! BIG PRIZES! PTURE u s, combined. Gugrantcodiho ALSO ELECTRIO BF, AR, 2. HORNI - RHIBADD. Lo A L) B e e T B R BAKER'S . Bocanso othors have falied Is 0 raason for B A irees D 4. ROOT: 183 Paart St Now York. o Cocoa, from which the cxcess of Ol has been removed. 1t has threo times the strength of Cocon mixed and is therefore far more economi. cal, costing lsss than one cent & cup. It is deliclous, nourishing, admirably adapted for Invalids as well as for persons in Lealth. Sold by Grocers everywhero. — — % ¥ £ ‘Warranted absolutely pure with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, etrengthening, easlly digested, and €0., Dorchester, Mass. RY YEAR OV MORE THAN ONE DRAWING EVERY MONTH TWO DRAWINGS IN FEBRRUARY, THE 1ST AND 20TH. Only $2.00 required to secure one Royal Italian 100 francs gold bond. These bonds participate in 225 drawings, four dra every year and retain their original value until the year 1944, Prizes of 2,000,000 1,000,000, 500,000 &c. francs will be drawn, be- sides the certainty of receiving back 100 francs in gold, you may win 4 times every year and so come into possession of a fortune. With ($10) Ten Dollurs ns first payment you ean securo FI 3% Austrian govornmont bonds With § per cont intorest, and 9 various peian government bonds, which ure draw, annunlly with prizos suiounting to o 000,001, halance on ensy monthly instaliment investment s th oy bo puid back and many chances to win a big prize. Mon iter, order or by express, and in return we will forward the doc (tion, cull on or addross, CO., 305 Broadway N. B.—Thesc bonds are not lottery tickets, and the sale is logally permitted. @ A MILLION DISTRIBUTED ew York. (By law of 18; TOOTLE HOSEA & CO. dumages. MOST PERFECT MADE rod with gtrict umkamm, and Healthfnlness. Dr. Price's Baking Powder containa no Ammania, L um or Phosphates, Dr.Price's Extracts, Vanills,. elc., Aavos Qeliclously. am 7. LINCOLNBUSINESS DIRECTORY The Tremont, J. C. FITZGERALD & SON, Proprietors, Cor, 5th and P 5ts., Lincoln, Neb. i pe J. 1L, W, HAWKI Architect, OMces—33. 34 and 42, Richards Block, Lincoln, Neb, Elevator onllth stroet. Breodor o RBreedeor of GALLOWAY CATTLR. EHORT LUK C ATTLE .M WOODS, Live Stock Auctioneer Sales made in all parts of the U. S, at fair rates. Koom 3, State Block, Lincoln, Nefu Gallowsy und Short Horn bulls for sale. B. H. GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insurance. Correspondence in regard to loans_solicited. Room 4, Ricbards Block, Lincoln, Neb, Riverside Short Horns Of strictly pure Butes snd Bates Tapped cattle. Herd nuwbers about ) head. Familiee ropresonted Cragas, ew, I re Moss Koses, Knightl; se¢, Flat Creek Younyg Marys, l‘l\rum-n. Lou A True Loves Hulls tor sale, Ha Fupert, | Pure Bates Uraggs, | Rose of Sharon, 1 Young Mary, 1Pwe Cruick Shank aod otaors. Come sod {nss tthe herl. Address, CHAS M. BRAN- BON, Linculn, Neb, When in Lincoln stop a National Hotel, And get & good dipner fo 2. FEDAWAY Prop ST. JOSEPH, MO. WHOLESALE DRY G-0ODS, BOOTS AND SHOES We have been closed for one week on ac count of the death of our greatly esteemed se- nior partner,Milton Tootle. Having now taken out letters of administration on our firm bus- ness,we areready for spring trade with the lar- gest stock of goods ever opened in the west. ‘We guarantee to make prices to compete with eastern markets, and carry an assortment ample for the requirements of the largest trade. Soliciting your orders, we are, Respectfully yours, TOOTLE, HOSEA & CO, DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture- maker’s art, at reasonable prices. C.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry Silverware 1 The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a speci All work warrant- ed. Corner Douglas and 15th streets, Omahs Licensed Watchwaker for the Union Pacitie Railroad company. The C. E. Hié.yne Real Estate and Trust Co N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY, OMAHA, Property of every description for sale 1n all parts of tae city. Lands for sale in every county in Nebraska. 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