Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1887, Page 1

SIXTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1887, UMBER 225, T“E COM)"SSIO\‘ MUS'[ (;0 with it all of the proposed amendments to the | for the reason that the same courtesy had By Kent—To request congress to pass | erty from sale on execution for the purchase THE GREAT STRIKE, A o | presentlaw. Thatis the very rexson why | becn extended to parties in the senate whose | 113 experimental station bill, money, lE REJ C the renort shonld be adopted. ‘Tho valid ob- | interests were less important than those 3v Conger—To provide inspectors for ofls ly Kenney—To amend section 24, sub- " cork" O — Jection to tha raiiway commission Is that it s | which these gentlemen seek to | And minerals to be offered for sale, division 14 of chapter 14 of the compiled | Bustness Along New Vork's \afeoins . Compo: n not e by the peovle, | represent. He noticed It no A number of bills were put upon second | statutes of Nebraska entitled “Schools,” o, ont Paralyzed, S & —— Test Vote in the House on the Paramount | and the people ata ot syipathy Wit | opposition was inade to tie admission of | reading, By Craig—To establish a state normal W YORK, Jan. 28—Business on the | Genoral onfusion in tha Distriot Over His . ' them nor t! with the people. Let us con- | parties to the floor of the senate to advocate Y school at or near the city or town of Craig, | river frontthismorning was almost paralyzed 1 Railroad Question. sider this matter at once. | matters that interested only the parties them- Doings in the Hounee, Burt county, state of Nebraska. and With the oxeention of « smull ,,3, Mork e Nou-Confirmation By tho Senato, —_— We n]rn prepared to vote upon it As the .lu.\.nnu? which these gen- Livcory,Neb, -ln"- 25— Special Telegram By Smyth—To amend sections 4 and 5 of }“.m" ,,,i,m,“m'd'“.mw, ,'m‘l."":," ‘,,'“ s now. Ifthe v Il repealing the commission en will present to the senate are of in- | to the Brge.|—Nearly the whole of the | chapter of the compilad statutes of 1551, . et (AL 4 THE MAJORITY FAVOR REPEAL. [ [t ka1t oieht tomthat wiil | terest to themselves, to the electors of this | morning scssion of the House was oeeupied in | Sntitled, “Roventia.” | The substanice of thig | OF two piers, very little has been done on the | S PARKS AND THE OFFICEHOLDER nul]rn\:‘nll e introduction of su legis state and h; I'hr senate, it ocenrred to lhrl\ the diseussion of & motion b lvllll( WAS given yesterday, | docks of the principal steamship companies — " tion as the gentlemen are now endeavoring | speaker that it behooved the senate to extend \ s - L y Smyth—To declare illegal and to pro- | since the strike of the longshoteme! oms N An Animated Discussion Between | th vt noos it mrameats o the a5 |t them such courtesy as It wonid be willing | the report of the majority of the committee | wibit railrond companies —oreanized WA | mencod. o rikers are contidont they wiii | MAFyland Democrats Greatly Mystis the FPeiends and Foes of the Mease Speaker Harlan ealled Mr. Jeaty to the | to extend to those whose interestsaro foreign | on raiiroads and thereport of the minority | doing business witiin this state trom enter- | (e ©EF & R A “h“ 1. oy fled as tothe President's Latest aro=Uther Doings In Senate rh’\'r and |m:\‘ the floor, Ih‘:wl: Ve :'||1 |n|m->mu-.|u~u4v»l !lu-.f|' FEERTE of the same committee on the bill to repeal the \uq‘“uu pool contracts, of contracts to charge | * A‘ AT L.‘. x::l ( : ands, e ‘.‘T“ Anpolntment=-Narional CaN agzree that this question is paramount to all A two-thirds vote being necessary, the ayes | o craating the railroad commission be con- | M agreed rate for the carriage of goods or | Move will be to get the pilots on ocean e » and House. others. It is of the first magnitude with the | and nays were called for, being 19 and 12 re- | A3 CUCLE0E T8 R ORT C08 pascengers carried within this state; and to | steamships to come out. The pilo ital Happonings. people of the state. We near from every | spectively, The motion to suspend the rales dered in committee of the whole at once. | provide for the recovery by any person of any | are organiz«d, and should the order go voint and on every hand the voice of the peo- | was therefore lost. Mr. Agee and others favoring the minority re- | moneys paid to any railroad company for the | out for them to quit work the strikers e Representatives on Record, ple complaining of the iron heel of the cor- Mr. Casper moved the adoption of the | port opposed the motion, moving as a substi- | carriage of goods or passengers within this { hope to stop all frans-Atiantic steamers The Muddle About Matthews, Lixcor. Neb., Jan. 23.—|Special to the Il'lml?ll.)'wm? Ilvlly‘l'(u‘- |\nv...mln\ Acl‘glluy";n:l;;lm:: :!:le.l'l‘l\l)‘“l‘l‘[":( 'lvll‘lllllrn\zn‘xl’l'l!!;;y\':\v‘(f; .‘vlrmll.l "'f, tute that the reports be placed on »”41\!:- ‘;"y‘\ll‘:y[‘l[l W (;\!till[mlv is violating the [ from sailing i and '1‘1“1 of ll”:‘l xm:l. l‘w'n-n. WasiiNa oy, Jan, 25— Special Tele grami R presr Hiec 0 o w I e people of Nebraska are snffering a ake . Sterling said he wantec i N Vi conrse, | Provisions 3 a0 union men claim, will compel the steamship | 1o the Brre. |—Thore is goneral ¢o he fricnds and enemies of honest | 4o hands of the corporations of this state. | have the statement of the contestant read. the general file and take the usual conrse. Also=16 ,..\,“““\' charze for transmitting ipanies to A ..”N 5 l“l‘l‘”‘ \“ “I\‘ll“ \”‘l to the Brr, |—There is general confusion ind railroad legislation were brought face to face | Are we, then, coing to {ry to procrastin While the papers were being sent for Mr, | Mr. Agee's minority report had been de- | telograph dispatches and providing a penalty | tional line dock, this mornine, sixty men | this District over the rejection by the senates this morning in the house of representatives, | such legislation for their relief as it may ve | Meiklejohn, chairman of the committee on | layed until it was demanded, inaignantly, al- | thereof and providing for the liability of tele- | picked up from various sourees were paid off | of Matthews, the colorod man, to bo recorder ) 3 g 3 ¥ L& I ¥ 1 1 uu 0 ar re paid off \ I'he friends did not score a victory and yet Lxl\ our ]v;nI\Hr to u.\l ? ‘l‘lu' ul-ml. an |..!4 11\”-" ‘; r'l\nlvl ;;hv;nnm’ :;mm;x‘m- .l»vmnul most, by Mr. Horst ana others, ul:{x['h \‘“).A.,.‘l.- n ¢ i u~|ll|'\“\\n-wII\v'mnI' tent., Toad of decds. Not only has the senate rejected BY Wa ccause they indieated y pre- pparently purposely deferred making his | cas hand, addressed the senate at some avidently y sntlo so—Providing for the assessment of rea "lie W yoming was being unloaded by non- | {15 appointme: . bt 1t 18 (6 V6AtIR they won, because they indicated the pre- | ARPATEIY, wutwosely feferted nERGRE W | {0 AT e discussion will be resumed ab @ | b Wwas evidently thc intention b ¢ e A yoming was beitie unloadad by hon- | ihis appolntment twies,but it is lavestizating ponderance of their numerical ste ugth, 1| gjiould have voted to place the reports on the | o'clock, of the opponents of the bill to| roviding for the adoption of stand- | The Intter sere paid thirty conts por hour in | 10 se¢ if_his appointment the second timo 18 the railway commission law is not repealed | general file, If the gentleman had made his g AFTERNOON SESSION. delay consideration of the majority report add tion o their wages as seamen, The green | ot unconstitutional, as the constitution pro- by the present legislature it will be because | Teport yesterday, as hie might, I should have [ When the senate met at 2 o'clock Mr. | favoring the passage of the bill to repeal the By Fox—To provide that a marricdwoman | hands were immediately taken in - charge by | vides that appointments shaii be made by the trickery of Agee, the double-faced | 0 voted. 1.u‘4 asked nin‘ day’s |lmn~. it ‘\lalrln!m‘x“m;u[l:r »vm-v\ll‘n-r \\XH’H.‘_" InHaw, while the minority report opposes it on s}hul, I..i\la m.x-..._,.( from attachment, execu- [ members of the “longshoremen’s union, | and with the advice and consent of the tary sharp practice of the railrogue contin- | the list of bills whieh, on the general file | in defense of their employers: but when | by amendatory enactments,more effective, It | under the law to a married man, Talf londed. She should have sailed yoster- | It is claimed by many that a vacancy in the gent in the house will more than mateh the | will take precedence to, this most important | Governor Butler, a pioneer of this state,asks | required ntwo-thirds voto to carry MESmyth's Also—To amend section 521 of the code of | duy. By Monday the vessel will be ready | oftice has existed, and that there is no legally desires of more than sixty out of one hun- | One. I|.<~I:-; n ncreased by tw ive to fifteen ('" be “lml"_"" f‘lfl 1 i ”“Hv“b' 3 refuses w‘vlnau unu‘l\n u‘:lll‘l\"(lu'|\';vlll-l‘vu:hl' nu{n;]nn (‘|\||I procedure of the state of Nebraska, | for sea. ‘Tie elvetia, of the same hine, lies | chosen ofticer in it now. Members of the o NARFA . ally * | more. This railway commission law was | him admission here. 1 can look back also to as desired as a test of the feeling of the | and to repe at the other side of the dock with the bulk W . % h ‘ dred representatives who believe that the | U o' (e min il of A corporation attor- | othier beriods of tine, 1 know, inder the | house on the Bill to repeal, During the dis- | By Bailey—1' 46, ch Of her earwo still nboand, - Affaifs nro juat | UAF0ro considerably worked up over t. 18 railroad commission is a fraud, the law creat- { oy, It was brought forth by corporation | order of the house of representativeson tho | cussion Messrs. Smyth, Miller, Har- | 26, compiled statutes of 135, entitled about the same at the Guion Tine docks, The | 18 beld that such instruments as aro now ing and authorizing it a corporation law, and [ lobbyists. = These lobbyists were all here | expulsion of two members, that body per- | lan, IHorst and ‘Tingle made —ringing | tions,” Ol Dominion company have 200 men atwork | placed on record are of no legal effect, who will vote heartily for its abolishment, | When the law was introduced qemanding that GEAMT o QbR g ;\-;w:uw favoring, congldaration of. the 1] AVardlaw--To authorize the purcha and sav they ean get all they want, and that it will be necessary to have Imated discust ich oce o upon the statute bouks. Notone scetion | voted in the aflirmative to sustain the de- | reports at once. Mr. Harlan uncovered | land and to apvropriate therefore for the use | Judging from the indications to-night tro: nes N1 ¢ ]'?“"'I"“[‘"l’ (discussion, which occupied | ;i i, hoginning to end is effective, 1 | cision ot the e 1 Talso votod to let | tho object of MF. Agee and others who op- | of the institation for the feeblo minded at | 50,000 jonkshoramen, coal handlers, ote, will | CONKIess Du an o enabling act to rly all of the morning session, was pre- | would be in favor of a railway commission | these gentlemen appear on this floor in refer- | posed consideration of the reports by charg- | Beatriee, be out on strike to-morrow, The frelghy | 1eRalize them. ~On the other hand, Iuded by a demand from Mr. Horat that some | law that would be good, but there is not one | ence to this question. Now, I move that we | ing them with holding back minority reports ; ton—To amend section 126, scetion | handlers who unload cars at the railroad | it is claimedthat it is the duty of the recorder action should be taken on the majority report | scction of this law which is zood for any- | reconsider the vote to exclude counsel, for [ [ until fifteen or twenty other bills Kad been | 130 and section 134 of the compiled st docks sympathize with the strikers and will [ to continuo on duty til his successor Is ap= of the committee on railroads. Thoe report | thinz. Isay, letus repealit! 'Then, it these | pledge you my word and houor L will not | reported on, so_that consideration of this chanter 77, entitled “Rove probably quit worl { At to-day pointed, in ocder that the business interests was submitted yesterday. It recommends | Eentiemen who are now secking to' prevent | vote upon this question as to who is entitled | paramount question,” as Mr. Harlan called | 13y Craig—To amend sections 14 and 15 _of | meeting of the ocean of Tongshore- [ oe o Tistriet should be protected, and that e At Lag 1 by delay, desire to sce a commission | to this seat until 1 know all aboutit." it, should = be delay if possible, | ehapter#2of the compiled statutes of Ne- | men many non-union men and many freight | © the District should be protected, and thal the passuge of the bill to repeal the law cre- g , let them send up their bills, We | Mr. Robbins thought the interests of all | until —late in the session, — and | braska, entitied “Frauds.” handlers were admitted to membersip, The | Should there be no one appointed and cons ating tho railway commission, When it was y days. Procras jon | parties concerned would be subserved and | possibly until too late to take action at all, as By Whitmore—T0o establish the Nebraska | hands employed at the docks of the Stoning- | firmed he can legally hold oftico until after submitted yesterday Mr. Agee stated that wlllcuulse tlul\mrnllm h;gum‘\"l}lnr two vears “'Q' I‘iu]ln‘ S8 bbl‘fnn,-' the .“nnu- (le n‘l‘ llhvr(;uulnxrm‘«loro! ll‘usiutiw all tl'unwI i‘”l“ -um|'~|n.m ion qu.l to provide for the inu xim-i 1 ‘mburz Ilim-, People’s Line and | the adjournment of the senate. While much e B more, am in favor of immediate consider- | attended to, by postponing the wmatter, as [ and a number preceding them should be ssemination of knowledge relating to dairy | Pennsylvania — r will probabl 20 | oq 5 N8 W 3 awWs O LI A8 1n0ETAA 10, presaro. It Upon s | ALIGH of tils Blloe There- W h Tarih athonnt of busiiess mow | fst consared i the committeaof the whole. | matters thronghout the stae. = 10 S | Ut todorrow, - The non-union min | 4100 sald tn favor of Matthews continuing until this morning to prepare it. Upon mo- | “yiile an opinion is only conjectural, of | before the comnittees, which shoull receive | On call of the ayes s, Mr. Smyth’s mo- Trency—To amend subdivision 1 and 2 | employed at the Ward 1ine docks | t0 Siku his name as recorder of deods, some tion of Mr. Whitmore the request course, it may be stated that" it appeared that | attention, — He therefore moved that further | tion tailed to re the requisite two-thirds, Section 18, article 2, chapter 2 of the com- | struck for union rates. ‘Uhe men employed | are doubtful on the subject, and have adopted granted. This morning, when under tho | had it ot been for an inopportiing terrup: consideration of, the matier of contest b buu the vote indicated that wiien the reports viled statutes of 1855 : in Toading the Sun Marcos also strack for 40 | a ruie ony to place on record such papers as: L il © | tion a vote might have been then taken and | postponed until Monday at # o'clock, which | do come up in committee of the whole the Smyth--To amend scetion 4 of chapter | cents per hour for day work and 60" cents for s Imperative to fils for the o UL QUG T T T o thirds et {n fgvorof M. Sinyiisies. | wagearmod. o majoris report will be adopted.” The follow- | 77 O Roveme of the compiled Stat- | BRI Work. TheLr domands were granteds | Sronerts imtorets, When el . : olution—80 m npressio ‘The committee on reyenue reported favor- | ing was the vote: utes of Nebr: porarily it is understood. ' ha e B called for n lorge number wero | orented by A Harlans foreibie Tomie it | ably on the passage of senate flos . 12 and | - Aves—Alesander, Andres, Bailay, Ballard, R i {. cbinpler. B4,,| Jounaditie oot i i ypet | the subleet to Matthows, who was in charge sent to the speaker’s desk and read by the | the reading of the £overnor's mes dis- | 66, and recommented that” senate file 67 be [ Bentley, Bicks, Cameron,” ¢ entitled “Mechanic Dorere Plimne,® | Dy Strike to-morrow. The employes, in | of his oflice and work going on as usual this clerk. Butno reporttrom the minority of the | tracted the attention of some of the mombers | referred to the special committeeon township | Dempster, Kisloy, —Ellis, Ewing, of the campiled statutes ebrasks ' | bodies, of three large comparies have applied | morning. he declined to say anything about raiiroad committee materiatized. Fully f- | who were undecided as to their position on anization. Gamble, Gillmore, Harrison, ll:\,\‘i*n Also—To amend section 5 of chapter 41 en- [ for admission to the unio Chey number | i¢ saving he did not want to & )| te teen bills were thus reported upon and given | the question, and when it was coneluded Mr Tlie committee on finance, ways and means Horst, Jeary, Keiper, King, 1. tifled ~Interest” of the compiled statutes of | nearly 2,000, Delegates ar actively engaged | ' Styink e did hot want to bo ‘nter their places on the file. Fuller joined the opposition in a longspeech, | Teported favorably on senate “file 48, which [ Matthieson, MeConaughy, Me v Neb i in organizing cvery branch of labor around REPUBLICANS TO THE RESCUR. It was then that Mr, Horst quiteimpatively | In the course of his remarks he said the pro- | provides identification of sccurities for per- [ Newton, ~Nichol, Overion, Rie By Raymond—To provide for labor per- | the piers and docks of the three cities, In [ Therevublican senate has come up to the demanded that the report be forthcoming, osition to repeal the law like the at- ent school tund. Satehel, Sehwab, Sinums, Simanek, Smyth, | formed in the evection, repairing, or removal | Brooklvn an air of sympathy fo among | help of the democratic ofticeholders against He said it was evident the delay was for & | tempt on the part of unsuccessiul hunters ‘The committee on banks and_enrrency re- [ Sullivan, ‘Tingle, Turner, Tyson, Underhill, | of any house, mill, manutactory or appurte- | the working classes which ‘bids fair to in- | the reformers in their own party. In the last Purpose. 1t was, probably, to throw the bill | who had only enueit o rabbit and hanged 1t | ported favorably to ponioh | Veach, Watson, Wotherald, White, Whit" | nanea. ! clude many branches of industry ovher than | sumndry eivil s RGOt B T araCwaREAL over another day. 'I'ie tactics being pursued [ alive up by a string, while they shotat it, | persons cre ptedness of any bank Wilhelmsen, Wilson, Wolenweber, 18y Bentley—To amend scetion 4,chapter 79, | those already affe -‘u_m |.\’nl_:“l’3‘|;1’~:o|nm |;m bill there was - an by the. gentleman from Hamilton county | The lirss st cut tho Steing and- the wobit | known to b This committee also Young and Harlan—85, conipliod stitates of Nebrasin entiiod “Now | Fivo nuions. of longshoremen, which In- | e 0T & D larioot were like those pursued during the senatorial | eseaped, The gentleman who wanted to [ reported favorably on senate tile 83, relating VA Abrahamson, Agee, Afken, An- | Distriets,” clude all of the handlers of freight along the | $o Jou of tho fees thoy had beon gotil N contest. “The people had decided the gues- | repeal the law would cut the string only and | to bank beock, Baird, Bowman, Brown, | © By Nithol—To amend scetion 11, chapter | East. riyer, held & mecting to-night and | aiditlonal tens approprinted 1000 Lo, pas tion about the railroad commission. ‘They | go home without any game at all. ‘The committee on sehool lands reported voll, Cole, Cope; Crane, Dickipson, DIL- | 70 of the complled. statutes. of Nebraska to | agreed to retuso to handle any freizit of the | Hh (neldentyl oxhenans of sich lind otibos never wanted the law, and now they did not [ "3y, Fingle said that if a representative had | favorably on senate file 54,as amended,for the | ler, Fenion, Tox, Frantz, Fuller, ord, | provide pay for surveyini. Old Diminton line. . They will rofuse to | Fhat great cxpounder of the constitution and. want the commission, L am_in” favor of | o duty on carth, it was to follow out and obey | relief of partie : rech, Kenney, Knox, Liesveld, M AlsoTo amend sestion 46, chapter 43 com- | handlo any freight of anyof the boycotted | ainpates Winam Andrew Jackeon Stk redeeming our statute” books from this dis- | the mandate of his constituents. The gentle- | chase of leased land s Cann, MeKenh, Minhix, Newcomer, | piled statutes. X companies. ‘Thay pledio themselves o sup- | Semiecat b dosision to. thy aifece that ofi graco which has been a blot upon them for | man who had just spoken (Mr. Mr, Sterling offered . Pemberton, Peters, lall, Ray: o provide for a geological survey of | port their striking brothren on the North " Tul; light, clork hire and. 80 o Worel two years,” said Mr. Horst. not yresented a proper comparison, “The [ ing the committee on railroads to repor; mond, Shamp, Slater, ~ Sweet, ‘Thornton, ot Nebraska, river and lower harbor and also the Knights bntingent expe but wust b paids Even after this peremptory eall there was | railway commission law is nota live rabbit. | to the sen 3, K. 4l as early as 10 o'clock, | Tracy, Truesdell, Wardlaw, Wilsey, Yutzy IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. of Labor in their tight against the OId | for by the register or receiver out of hi 1+ no response from Agee’s desk, although it [ 1t's a dead and rotten rabbit and should ba | January 29, his bill is for the repeal | —i3. The house went into comiulttes of the | Dominion line. Aby OF 55,0000 Tn this Why some. ot. the LorY was evident that the minority report was in | dragged away and buriea. (Applause.) He | of article 8, ch; 72 compiled statutes, Of these yoting nay, Mr. Slater and one ot | wjole, Mr. Smyth in the chair, and re- 5 whio had beengotting from §4,000 to. feudiness for presentation. I tho mean. | procecded: Lot us do” something | ergating the rilvoud commission, two others will probabiy vote to approve the | yofed (i ‘aridig, recommendations that The Unin S IR LRI LU ot 1o time five more bills were ru]mrhul upon, and | fair for once. It has been the | Mr Snell objected to consideration of the | majority report of the coinmittee, and Mess the following me mfx’uq 5 ) CmicAGo, Jan. 25, —The employes of Selz, 1 0°$1:500 or S1,500, and the more. busle it became evident that Mr. Horst had “called | effort 'of _ the varlamentarians who | resolution, insisting that it lay upon the | Barett and Eggleston. who did not vote to: | "9, briiratin the Nebraska division of | Sehwab & Co., boot and shoe wanufacturers, | ness the less they got, for all the clerk hire. the turn.”” The sole object of the delay in | Jove the rallway commission so much to | tableone day under the rules, dav, will also support it. The house wil | song of sintitll Bt ; = i e o i) | calno out of thelz pockets, In order:to eles the report was to place the bill, whici wasin- | befog their less neute colleagnes. They have I Sterling called the attention of the | therefore in all likellhood répeal the raii TN Loman temorlaliand resolution went on a strike to-day except thirteen girls, | ©HIC O QAR BOE I o anproprintion troduced on the first day of tho session, as | sought delay of the bill in order that it may | senafe tostanding rule 47, which provides | commission law, which Povidine Tor Yo oters of dueds o otn- | Themumber out is 225 men, girls and boys. | COICPNng beeh appealed. to' by he far down on the calendar as possible. 'The [ not be fairly discnssed. The law ought to be | that bills referred to committees must be re- | stench in the nostrils of the people. After | tjogof cortain population. This last bill was | An attempt by the firm some weeks ago to | oflicials who were unablo to do anything feeling among the fricuds of the bill was [ repealed at once. There is a law on the [ ported back to the senate within four d the defeat — of Mr. Smyth’s’ mo- | aiended so that he registors of deeds | reduce the wages of the girls on certain work | with Randall and tolman, have inserted il becoming intense. statute books which, if it could bo enforced. | after such reference, unless further time is | tion, ~Mr. Agee’s motion to place | Shuil'ha elected at the next eloction In coun- ; ful strik i - | the bill for next yea BViso that tho 53,0001 ‘Agee, fearl thbat he had stretched th & ] LA 0N s > el J ¢ X ed: | the ' reports on the general 1il wo- | & e R lectic c led |nns\w(\m.lulsl_nl\wm their part. 7 Dar- 0 D or ne Q‘-“‘“l" Oviso that the 33, gee, fearing stretehe 0 | 15 good. 1t isthe Doane law. This legisla- | specially granted by the senate. e added: ) ZENLTa! ile pre- s having more than 15,003 population at | ing the trouble the girls bega z salary shall be exclusive of an allowanco for string as far as ho could, sent up his report. | ture should see to it that the people of tho | *Now, this bill was referred ‘on the 12th | vailed without opposition B Gl ot 1088 of | maraanE oo reentor | 18, the trouble the glrla began orianlulng a3 | ohicotent, elo, and tho'item for6xponscs Ikl 1t proved to bo in_substance what the BEE | state can get their. rights in the courts of the | inst., and it ocours to me ample time has | During the forenoon Mr. Underhill pies [ population than that figure fn subsequont | i entolling all thelr number exeept thirtoon, | made more deiinite, . telegram of this morning foreshadowed. It | countics. = We all know that the railroads are | elapsed in which the committee could ha: sented a petition for the passage of the bill 03, v hEs sk e UL ¥ ¢ B 4 3 4 : censuses. The pecular ligare, 18,003, was in- | who steadfastly declared they would not join. | THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT ELEVATOR. recited that railway commissions existed in | robbing the people every day. Repeal this | considered the bill. I deem it unn s for the protection of women and girlsfrom | sorted because some counties ' with 18,002 | 7T Aan s 3 ‘I'he senate ssiol ! 3 bt ered tl 3 I ! . e 5 s 5,002 ema 3 s 2 committen | o forty-nine states and territories; that they | iniquitons commission law, provide for en- | that these bills should be held in th s | felonlous assauit. dEsyas ageompanied by | population in 18 3o not want registers. ll‘,m%(L"?x«‘:"‘ll::\lr'n::l'k:«kx“n‘fiw«:d“wyt Ui e | vinl has made fié!.vmu:?‘mé'rh'i.“nfi."z'“{{.yu“é'{fi furnished the only practical methiod of ad- | forecment of the Doane law and give the | of committees for this unreasonable time. | petitions from Merri k. Franklin, Saunders, gy of . 5 Justing disputes between railroads and the | peoplea chanco. ¥ Eve tho | O OO O Trsone and oy motion shiourd | Adams; Nemaha: PHWiioo, Lancaster, Knox: | see thehouss adjoateet e th monted, - | and thoistrike Zullowed to-days yatoninithadivasiinkoniuinidmen UL IS public; that although the present law falls | ~ Messrs. Raymond of Lancaster and Peters | prevail.” Madison, Nuckolls and Nance counties. ‘The | 19 g, m, i ¢ T TR MU ) SVALUTID Lok 6 RORIBILO Thb top Ot G U short of what is required, it is better than no | of Boone opposed _what they were pleased to | Mr. Brown said that the committee had | bill with petitions was re-referred to the com- | = Saveral of the bills introduced to-day. are ZHAT FHUNRINULDER. BInente bt TG0 to ke, PrOvIRon for Tank Iaw, and shiould bo improved, not repealeds | call “hasty wetion.” Mr. Cannon of Custer | three bills of the sume character to consider, | miltea onl udicls : of interestand will be prinied 1n the Bie to- | The Vietim Lately a Resident of Pa- i IE, 80 that the maching s beon lying that out of sixty cases considered by the | put himself on record as in favor of imme- | and wanted a little more time to report. The following committee reports were | pono: i Wi it on e aAsAn bl i oha kb ORI railrond commission during two years, forty- | diate repeal of the law. Mr. Sluter, atthough | = Mr. Sterline—"As the gentleman says, | made: : ‘ 9 gt P i, LD BT O A Ol CIACES T nine had been decided in favor of tho com- | expressing himself dissatistied with the pres- | there are other bills of a similar character, | Kecommending the passage of the Fuller NEWESOREEaT00Is NEw Yori, Jan. 25 —Unger, arrested on | ! e o plaining parties; that no court could | ent commission law, said he was unable to | but they are of such a nature that they can | rairoad bill. 5 2 suspieion of b the porpetrator of tho | Ui the 500" stairs with an. clevator. cold ah show o like record’ that if the law 15 to be | vote on the question now. be reported back very readily, either favor- [ Recommending the passage of The Market Fairly Active and Prices | trunk murder, Falgtied b Ak6 tombe | MEsrL pofore toany. . am Ole ALoR L penosibalivalibtiliboluyguaseagols HadbotEct i \Wateon snid that tho very fact that, so ablyloriadverselys and billshihatimight b ‘:}}}“E';]‘-;L,“"\:"“"‘K and cultivati : In Favor of the Bulls, polico court eharred with murder. ilo ox- | just pussed failed again to mlks st . f i subsequently introduced, it certainly would | alonis hizhways. z Sl o Bl blice conxt, clarkes 5 BOO RIS N After the report had been read Mr. Smyth gon.'rfnsfl";‘:vlcfi Sr’:n:?! l';xmn:c:,lillo;,ll‘:\"v:’in:::tl?:: Beom 10, Mo, would haveno sy ot b iz on ,"""“mm('mfmz the adontion of the resolu- NEw Yonk, Jan. 25 —[Special Telegram | hibits stolid ndifference, and when asked It | Job 4 l‘)]‘:ll\l;l“ TR 1.”I' 7 'lho resented n resolution that the house resolvo | sariously defective, . Let us wipe It out. T doption or Hejection of those bills whieh | tion regarding a_veterinary school, and also | to the Bri.]—The stock market was fairly | he desired to make any statement simply | {1 e, aehine will have fuids & e AT Rl A R L A tiously defective, Lt s wipe It olit o | stk tho. Tepott of (hat part of the luws nud | the resolution regarding protection of swine | active to-day and the_course of prices was in | sneered and turned his head away. At the | donee in tho statesmunshin of the ermtey sideration of tho majority and minority re- | was taken by ayes and nays. — During this | the practice of retaining bills in the hands of | from contagious diseases. favor of the bills. ‘The' sirlko among coal | request of Tnspeetor Byrnes, Unger wasre | when heuing to walic up 500 stalss to sco /s ports, Vote Mr, Whitmore demonstrated his remak- | this_commi ly_until nearly . ltecommending_ the passace of Caldwell's f .\ 410rg and longshoremen was still @ b it Ao S R B e RO 8, o opposed the sosolution, ana e, | Lol Ak Whitimore demonstratodhls remarkc. | this, conynitics, Lapeclally, until bear Turs e bt e U1 rewiytin g | Mundlers and longshoremen was still a manded to polico headquarters, Bohle, the | View from the top of the monument. Caldwell contended that it was improper, | was called, and it was evident that the reso- | tainly cannot be commended, and th township organizations: the adoption of the [ factor, butits influence on the market ap- | murdered man, was about thirty-six years of The p n:llulp‘l l|.l| RV L \l\Ilvl o such action requiring suspension of the rules. orarns hirbary oot more than & tiied | hiud this matter under consideration since the | Joint memorial and resolution regarding the 1tobeon the wane, 1t was reported [ age, five fect, eight inches high, and weighed | gingla wmd aione tho name of Foword e Tiie. spoakcor. old_ that, In. substance. M. | having nirendy. votcd. may, he made s Vory J nevals land_ bill; the passage of the bill Jloonfaronces|ad baen hoiliwitlit] 150 pounds OneloLiths inkers on onp Hand: || sl T oo i ae oL W Smyth's resolution was & motion to suspend | pretty little speech in favor of the resolution. . Brown—*It was the 15th.” obliging railway companies to heat their | o girikers and that a settlement might be | i t k which 8 BLIMT. ot | ALOnian: A iconlomre wWondgring (-'1’"!"!' "l the rules and would be entertained, but that | ind urged all members to vote for it as he | Mr. Sterling—"Well, the 15th would make | cars by steam the passaze of the bill prohib- | (o o RS LR 200 e e S B L TR it would require a two-thirds vote to adopt it. | did. ‘The vote was 53 ayes to 43 nays. When | i ays, which wolld «ive six days more | iting games of chance in_saloons, except bil- | effected at any moment. A G (LR CLLC R e A e IGI Lo a et Then Mr. Whitmore showed his fine Italian [ the bill comes up for final passage it is be- | thi o Rl owaiho commitie 1h whieh | liards: the passaze of the bill wrohibiting | that with the strike out of y It ol o Callth i O e o s e o oI remanaliy il loweiito fac RN nand. e said that, “While I have no dis- | lioved it will receive Sixty votes. to report. 1t is rizht and proper that this ¥ 10 S: the passage o the bill [ would rally sharply, a good mony and ravelodio Callforniaand Oresoi Whoko | 0D IS 010 Tola Iy e R posizion, it bllevd no member of tho com: = e senato should Have that bill with the eom- | paying additional clerles of tho iast. consins: | hogan buying in anticination of favorable de- | Coltibiy Tiver, Lust Tuly he et cast: o el R r ety L EOT Tiittee has, to defer action upon these reports, roceedings of the Senate. Mittee’s report saze of the bill prohibiting the en: ) o e Asiiyie camo ente Mo ] alEAIONSIaNI L0 It ore g amiselisstsocioter aasioniy poniharorepocis || [T Eacecd IneMa tith ol enat O ltnon! i motiontto St ohildren undoe tulve veare i | velopments. From a very weak opening the wit 01 =100 oo Oregon | phasized Tidward W, Mealy is (¢ leaor of Hatural course.” 1o advised placing the two | gram to the Brn,|—More netitions for a law | Pension of the rules and adoption of the reso- | g0 moro than four months in the years the | market auiekly rallied and shorts bean to | el WYEAGS (S0 Tho 10 reform domociate of Maryland. CALNE reports upon the general file and allowing | ot ; X aw | Hliion of the gentleman {rom Fillmore (Ster- | passage of the bill rezulating the hours of | cover, causing an advance of 1 per cent | (il 1 48 WS SO OIS D s e aching St par e o LR them to come up when they can. granting municipal suffragoe to women than | jin.'tile ayes and nays were called for and | labor, as anended: the passage of the bill to | throughout the list. There was still some | iy tho monthe and returned senis tlio maching or.yila party, BN e e A mont toke o been introduced any day this session | the motion Lost by a vete of 15 i irther reculate methods of tixation . RGN Rl e R Sp ol | inw iy uroimanthst andistarodsinidiofal B | naverudupitio it oRIsiA RS MG Smyih’s motion that the bill be placed on the | were read to-day in the semate, F Mr. Duras of Saline raised the point that miendingithatithoibill providinestort Ak, dtinleiheRiinteratatotcommerco il iEthisitimopi thEailainbie e i Rton L e, i eaLLAntL SOBERCONSNCRUIIBRA T ceneral 1o, but was declated ot of order, | friend of this movement I learn that only 4 | although the motion to suspend the rules and | collection of taxes by distress, do mot vass. | WIS of “tho. presidonts The bl shorts, | M went toa placo called. Papiiiion, gnd axistocracs. 1o hasanont LIOUSAIERE Then he howled, 1le declared it dangerous : foniasiaie T e and adopt the resolution had been lost, rule [ The report was adopted. ang R e R s L O R L overthrow the organizas 10 now consider the reports, There were | SMall portion of such petitions have been re- | 4 ntelzssoitiionihen senlost sulol g 1 Was received from Governor | HoWever, stood steadily b thelr linés and re- | but returned aiinost Inmediately and dey tion of which enator Gorman and Kuzene 1o now consider the reports, 'There WeIS | ceived. Sonator Keekloy of York presentod | 1S r clearly tiat every bill shall o re- | phyer ureine the Jogisiature (0 codo urie. | fused (6 be frightoned by conjectures from | fted 1,100 i the savings bank here. Unger, | Higging o e head, e’ lias done tive to this question. It the law, as it now | & petition from 200 voters of that county, | within four days, and he behieyed thatim- | diction of the Niobrara reservation o the | iy ke N istaloretotithe Lon- litheprisaneriatiiolyinslstaiauiboniotwen e slis Eeam pastisal auly and s alIAUS atagusdiishadione,s onkinongIAY vl praying for the passage of his bill to provent | mediate action should be taken by the com- | [bited States, he mesage was reterred to " cont, and this hoped 1o bra pob | Vertisomont insacto by ¢ weor for :)l' D L R R S R R :ha \?]‘!:,l“‘l;::.lhlf‘l.l':hl:‘:iutz,lll(l,lll:)p.' \bl"lll; 0 pEAOILY comblnations and pools among grain dealers, Iv”‘.” pe and the bill reported back to the t I“jh:;';::::::‘::[\((ln: ::::‘lll Il.ll B it nst the :‘E“vil’k' which IHUU\\:BH the y but could not agree on terms. Unger |n|lll('l'li one of the most agreeable S a8 ’rl(lut; tiie wasto basket all of tho bills whieh had | S0 00N G PN "Keckloy with refer. | STHMEL 1 moved that the committee b lheniopkinuseessuntils v ¥ A moticenblo fentaro i tho markor | Bohie to”come and dve With fim. T s | of mesbdence and one wiich s usuaily |vurlinl~'fi0'uiflnz the people of Nebraskaa | ence to the prospects f;"' the passage ot this | given until Tuesday morning to report on the 0on) “'('""', ronoris from com- | M4 :7'\»»‘.'1':‘["‘[ L',’Z‘if."’.‘i.'».‘.‘.‘..‘.‘."‘.f."&';-."r'ih”u‘x "Tone and e ;f::‘:mllu' ‘-"‘.'li!!‘;”u?.ifii’-f.'.'::):; ‘\'\”nl.‘:!“n“r ;n'-': "CJHI od law. important measure, Ho sal here 15 a | billy which was earried. coived as follows: saeyen ol bl ! i heing 1o kers ¢.of Lohlo ona s Jeprnod’ owl) b K0 goos pro hono publico declamation called | great deal of SUIY opposition to the bill by the | Mr. Snell oficred a fesolution that the - B dolin){enosinonamontiof| sectiabondominckeprosently wagiin o zrengilihis ImopeyEAraukauinn s iyorolanadnion| AKSPEbENIE L cann oL keCa LIRS forth Mr. Miller, who said that he would like | fobbyists. They are fairly harrassing senators | ployes of the senate as enumerated in section | the bill providing for supervisors of elec- WHEIGUIN 1 WHSIEGAT M, U8 BAG | BIEE I8 e tiaiplaibineontuiotitiage [iie dopolninient 1 iaderat taiieqL NS A oLl R i o 0Tt S s BaLanewon | tlonslintoitissXarhthelsceond (cinss band!ny| L beardantironsuaian iadvancoliotiauotherd)(aticekh oussiexamined S A woit sn uollEo iU ERBIR R A Blan NP ocer Sl AR zood faith. IS0t when any Individual who | the ik, - They have asked con 5 the sum of §3 per day, and under suspension | 10Wns of counties under township organ iR A LA L R0 bvélinolloaiintonihursday orlriday nizhtialieft itiacost foo and e notiniman WICRRARE fitd lived in Nebraska for two years and 5iad | arguments and papers to prova that_ho such | of the Fules the resolution was adopted. ation. "The report was adopted. orcompipruinlinlile, Eelheroi asgmotinuenil imebngerieartyinginuall pdsomayiing (romalsieanoras DEICHIE R AN SRS B R B B O e Tarat A e Aiab thel | = tetommendingthe parsaketiorithobills: || iAsiylvaier amiddarsaid riees wvors theld | Ehisacuyto tliesink duilthe fiallyay, sud thabi iaulk s robabiort st e ot e RvRRIER B e s k. ot atttee ot oo man ublh Do Suraikiion fha. Banata wilck g | o' fixtduration fof ifarms of supervisars in || aioRdy: Justhotosetheciose Kichmond & Westi|iwhen b tnoklioc o urned ble honds “fila |isonfsstubon, Whish hocntere tnoiipies and a- fraud, and had cost the state § hiave reported favorably on the measure were | adopted, under township organization: to [ Lt arked-unidainorcantand tho lwassomothing e lisdinoverdons pofora il ko beansauie et & lemnorstyRUGteRR without returning any equivalent whatover— | in possession of an abundance of evidence BILLS PASSED, v otibrligest overinbD faot lonilon| | MASEANOLALONE B b ton pricos, Appatentlyl iathouslitipuastble tthatiphe nalli iy ihavelfiauilotssy eloeion.c e YIOnRUguoINe that Individual was either dull of eompre- | to brove the great abuses of this grain pool, | Senate file No. 1, to prohibit non-resident | ¢ county; amending the law regulat- | g4I Sg SRECHRTON Was WATDRE Biete balnediglipauilisted (igadRos Stheniutssl oM AN SHGY B Y IBL ALV EAS PR hension or iad his eyes blinded by bribery. | and that we did 10t care to listen to thom, | aliens from holdink property, was passed. ini county oflicérss to protect primary elec- | ¢ LR PIESICE TAAN Fo SORC LIVE Busl | e Dooted thoy had. 1€ Moaly waniad io AEN bl way GomIission. 1aw was o outrade | L eonsider 1t o dangorous state of aifalrs i | - Sennto file No, 5. tb constiite eight hours a | tions and conventions of politieal parties by | fiP3HE Brices were about the best of the day. e Hio presidant kave It 0 him A8 8 comIRIUNARE gn tho peoplo, and tho sooner 1t was wiped | permita ring in Omaa to fix the price of | day's labar, was ricomumitied, avplying eloction lawe therctot to creito 9581 84108 WoT0 aUALL 800 BiBI0R, ZRE MUNERS WIN, sopsdican ot onman, BUb e A lILdES rom the statute books the better would be | grain from day to day as it sees fit without re- Senate file 9, relating to divorce a bureau of labor and industrial statistics, as Selig o L1 ; . r 4 1ho Standing. of the IRISIAUK 1n the oyes of | Kard to tho market nica abroad, Despite the | alimony, was pusse and | inended. . The Alton Koad Retalintes. Bostage Sollgman Bedeemod ‘by Miy [ 7 | - MIGTAUX MOYEMBNLS < Cu their constituents, Eorts of the lobby, 1 foal confident that the | - Senate e No. 13, relating to notaries pub- | . Jtecommending indeiinite postponement of | = CiticaGo, Jan. 25, —[Special ‘Lelegram to itich Relative vt D AL Mr. Caldwell felt the string pull and he | senato will pass the bill as recowmonded by | lic, was passe MeConalighy's bill, relating to sehools | the Bii.—it is announced that the Chicago | HELENA, Mont., Jan. 25.—Albel ol | s et tary Drafsior bt AN el orated: Why tho legislature should precipi- | the committe i1, It, No, 8, appropriating $45.000 to n Adopted, & Alton, which has been getting badly cug | man, who was yesterday held as bostage for | Xorbetitiral amd Mechanical - tollegs ag tate here and now action upon this question A communication was read from the attor- | the incidental expenses of the session, passed By a resolution, which was adopted, the | ;¢ o0 a1 classes of Kansas City freight 1 the payment of salaries due the employes at | Blacksbur, 2, Vi, vien Fin ‘Imli fo ten ‘wl ) he could not. understand. 1t Seemed to him | ney general with reference to the old voueh. | the senate to-day. conimittec on judiciary were requested to all olasaos oL iSausns 01ty dreikhb Dy, (AR PRYIENS 07 BRNSE A, S SIMLIOYE BHi| rackabiliin, Wi Yoo Kirsbi QRIS tobe undue naste. Repoal this commission | ers left in Lis hands by the legislature of No. 51, appropriating $70,000 to meet | brepare and introduce a bili_granting a dis- [ the St, Paul and Northwestern conuection | the mines afy-Uve wiles frow hers, tle | Liteshai, Boventeenth eavairy; Boigy 1aw and the house would strike from the 1855 for in_expenses and repairs at the of ‘Members, ofliccrs and em- | count to parties payinz taxes on the first day | with the Union Vacific Marysville cut-off, has | graphed immediately to his father, the Ne e oksrall o endar every bill which had been introduced | penitentiary, It will be remembered that i is passed the senate | they become due, determined, since rodress cannot be had | York banker, asking for assistance, and say- | CAPUD faines Hockawo ) Jr, ordnanc f0 awend it. e was in favor of clothing | certain irregularitics on the part of Warden 1y 'w resolution, also, the committeo on | throngn the Southwestern assoclation, to | 1ng that if the company did not puy tho men, | haitinCiiy !5 erderel from jaiand the commission with more power, Tiedidn'e | Nobes were hinted at two years ago, and the | A message was recelved from thegovernor, | 88yfums and insané hospitals were requested | yoeuiats it themselves, - 'L sociation, to 1 DR IMHIRG BOMRAG, L0 Nav .10 M00, i el 1o vackeon innd Task -OliriabIat MINNEY believe the law was a dead letter. It had | matter was referred to the attorney general | transmitting a letter from Colonel August | 10 Visit those institutions, Iogalo L BICHIS Yl 5110 AON A0 128180 WOIA RAY B Mo solsoquonses | Mpi,aid o Yort daokson. and §h DG been the opening wedie which had opened | for examimation. 1118 roview. of® tho ease | Cotts. of Kort Niobrara, calling attentiof to BILLS INTRODUCED, e sy | Aorthe raieeun O Ko nEoperiyIRE pAAIL ) S uAlONA AR TUNER MR GEN the eyes of the people to the only methiod of | tends to exonerate Nobes of dishonest the faut that the state had never ceded federal | The following new bills were introduces ] agilo for taking throush business via | mio amount involved is 875,000, J, & W, | Captaln Co A Delfroy, ordnanco departa Preventing rallway extortion. the premises, but holds that tere was a (o | authority to Wat fort, and asking legistion in | | Iy Bentlev: fihatanyperson hiaving an B Y eyttt ShoRSints I Rt | Stigman & Co., owning buta portion of e | Borie sunlgediton Dt W Koo o Korts Mr. orst pointadly said that the argument | of chrolessness in the transaction, the premises, mal (njured by an mnlawral ifence Siali Te- | N ansionc wuatover yates the Bt Batl and | o mnany's stock, immedlntely telegraphod | © ok And Miskara ol hubllo Lk nask by Mr. Caldwell was the strongest argument | ‘Ihe hour for calling up the special order SENATE DILLS INTRODUCED, cover damages together With cost of suitand | Afton will ke to Oman and Nenraska | mones to n s Al Tt o FY g G R for immediate rencal of the law. Eyery | having passed, Mr. Sehminke demanded | By Committes on Township Organization | & reasonable attorney fee, Alton wii nake to Omatia and Nebraskn | money io Hslon for the paywont of thowmen | A livaly shooting AlALE acouric 10sDiEUR amendatory bill would of necessity partake | that the. senato proceed to consider the A 11 o o Bonm s uneilen | # 13y ! Biealuniifinon s petition ot the!| ToAte:. Khinsction 1s certpin o break up | andithe roleaso of, the company'e bioperty | ghous 10gclock fu the Sar seom ol WEIGKCERS of the flwvar of tho oricinal fuw, whieh wasa | otues Butler contest " ease, anid he wdded | sy Saue 10 govern ussessors and ass Doard off county” eommissloners of Surby ( erious war on L Ra R AL O i A RELRINAL, EaRIE TGl o A b T son, danies G, Halre Ty S stonch in the nostrils of the ‘people. The [ “L mean business now.” Mr. Majors | ments. . Neb.)—Agking thatsection 7 of chap: | SorIQus War on westorn rates st least untll | Mr. & an Wi sed upon a messenger | in the eafo” when ox-Congrossman Pige, o e S S S8 Deis, - Y R T e i lJI“ 3 e ey Ty A ST 3of compiied Btatutes bo 80 l“M"m{‘l the inter-state Lyjmmnuhlll:mnlnlu effect, cing ent to the men by Governor Iausen, ](-|Inmlllm"|(u|nl.' |'l’|.un‘<l|hn l\xfung man :nkud Lol the peoplo and did not deserve re- | o'clock, saying he had important legislation | boatds of supervisor that each road district. shall eloct Its own o S —— : who guaraptoed the monex for Sshgman | hhn o deipk, Pago refused anciyoini B spect. 1t had been: the experience of tho | to propose: 1iis motion was 1ost by an aye | 1y Same-Providing that county and pre- | roud supervisor and that each division be | ¢ abash War oLs, and the company. ho'men “treatod tho | draw a plsluland fred Ik bage, dkitig peovie all over the state that the commise | and nay vote of 16 to 13 cinct sbonds siall be approved by county | supplied with separate ballot boxes v, Louis.Jan.28.~Tho railway passongor | prisoner and all narties with tho utmost | the bistol ad the ball strcc the celtale Sic ere nonentities. 1n Polk county u |~ Mr. Schminke then moved that Goy- | boards’ By Russell—To amend section ticket scalpers are solling In this city larco | Tesvect and courtesy, aud” protected the | Iace took tha pistol away from the seiator ot burned down. “The railroad | ermor Butler be given haif an hour to open | By Wright—Memorial and jolnt resolution | ter 5 entitled “fees” and to repeal sai numbers of the old_Issue of Wabash tickets, | Jroperty of the company, | No dispouttion | 80 and, W laflor hs taken Dredt od in its stead a structure | his case, Mr. Holmes one hour to present | to congress requesting that the money col- | tion. D b o raat o) of i, | Yasshown tainjure sy ono, Bellkuian was | pouple OF servatile asross o Al w kens to roost In, | his argument, and Butler to elose with half | lected by congressional act of August 5, 156 By Pemberton—To establish a normal ! WHl Do & Eroal aaa ] aud allowed “the freadum of the | to Alehalel and nut tobad, Toioh Wasut it for culokaus fo rooat In. | his srgu looted by congreaslona) set of August 5 sno haberton=1o cetablish 3 ORus! | gation before it is finally decided whether | camp on his word of honor thathe would | VENSIONS GUANTED, structure. All they were waiting for was for | = Mr. Casper seconded this motion. The | from which such collections were made, | Taska, and to provide for the buildiig and worthless ornot. The tickets aro ave, and that payment would be wde | | Pensians wore siunted toduy to Nehras the citizens of that county to uppeal fo the | chair stated that under the standing rule of | This a direct tax of $20,000,000 appor- | Wainienance of the sawe, wssued when Solon Humphreys was | to the wen, ete, kans us follows: John 5, Robinson, Codam railway commission, so that the commission | senate, No. 15, he had no option in the mat- | tioned among the states, and after postpon- | - BY Pemberton—For the relief of 11, E, | president of the Wabash, and were jut out 2 - : Rapids; George 1. Borden, Atma; Augustus might Insitiict thow' to put i better depot, | ter of ddiiiting outsiders to the floor of th ‘ement many years, the southern | Dawson, In large blocks during the war on rates incl- Want the soad Rald, Holwgraly, Biad * Cloud; Elieis Yo0kinl aud then the railroad admirers. of tho cont | senates Mho rule s4vs that 10 motion shall | states being in arrears, it 15 held that the | 1y Diller—For the relief of George M. | dent to the entrance of the Wabish luto | Ciicaco, Jan, 25, —A bill to set aside the | OGIEY A I mission could cry: “See what the railway | be decmed in order to admit any persons | money should be returned to the people of | i Chicago an ards repudiated. I | foraclosure sule of the Plymouth, Kankakeo | ,/¢0sions granted to lowans: Lewis Itatys commission has done for you!” 1f there was | whatsoever within the doors of the senate | the states from whenee it came, 1y Crane—To establish three additional state | brokers will “ask Judge Gresnam 10 decide | & poinie railroud, which line has long been | 1 S imed frwin Forbes, Newtons arrison no railway commission® there would have | ehamber to present any petition, memorial or | By Meiklejolin—To make all railroads pub- | Bormal sehools in Nebraska, one in North | Whether or not they can now be used. AL AR 0N TI AR5 IR W, Blnewartl, Avainosys Wiian CoRiess been a depot of respectable character at that | address, or to hear any such read. lie Righways. Loup Valley county, and making appropria- -~ known a8 a jart of tho fndisus, Ulinols & | Farulnstan: Samuol ¥ Urn Allsjtons Sl puint loug ago. 5 Mr. ~ Schminke held that both Butler By Lininger—Requiring railroads to run | tions therefore, and two others as herein The Cattle Plague in Ilinois. lowa road, was filed hero to-day in the fed: | i 1 @ mnhi Eangl \rove: George W, Mr. Keiper, of Picrce county, coincided | and ilolmes were practically members of the | excursion trains once a woek. after provided for. SrRINGFIELD, 1., Jan, 28,—The answer | eral ciscult court by Robert B, Enuis and | Werws, Adel; Willian We Leavitt, Decorsp Dy il e A e A G e e Ao ato Intoscns | Ly BAlarils ravide for salary ot | of to iy e o R . alivaraa | abliars, liey ask that 6 &ale ba daolarud | dusoniydniok, Clislscas Jalin We BUAWESTS Polk, ° Mr. Morst. The peo- | other don't. atorial districts, clerks of the district court, their deputies and pEce muission was delivered | void and that the property, which is woith at | cinnatls Caroden O, Hewiit, Lainant; Jaties ple have voted against the commission, and | . ‘The chair suggested that an appeal might | By Colby—To make chattel morteages 1o | assistants. o to the speaker this morning in answer tothe | feast $3)0,0, be resold, 'this timo tor the | & Martin, Heditds “George B faucks heir representatives oucht—were in' duty | be taken frgm his decision and rule 15 sus- | secire usurers’ contracts absolutely void. Ty Cons—To amend section 220 of chapter | Tes0littion passed by the house last week, re- | beneiit of the'bonaliolders. sterioo; Heugs Ly, Hawllton: Williang bound to—voice thelr sentimonts, pended by # two-thirds voie, By Colby—To provide for. publication of | 21 of the erlminal code of Nebraska, Quosling Information as 8o thie sanditlon of - S ioiahotson, eliville: Biophoy d N Ar. Avee again insisted that’ the house | Mr. Mefklejohn said that such admis- | names of all soldiers and marines. 1By Andrews—To amend section 1 of an act | Plewro-pneumonia in the stawe, Ihe answer Gould Buys Anather Road, Widiermes should not refuse to consider the bills which | sioh ~ would establish @ troublesomo | By Snell—To establish o hormal school at | to locate the. Nebraska state retorm sehool, | Alirms that 500 wore cattie that have been | Lrrrie Rock, Ark., Jan. 35, Ihe sale of ISALLOWED JUE OLAIM, had been introduced for the purpose of iwe | precedent. rhe national house | Kairbury, Neb. 2 8% | Sso 10 amend ahapter 7 of the compiled | Xnuse 80 will be quarantined In | o107 tlio fock & Mitsisaippl river raliroad | cisTeify Lamar to-duy disaliowed Hif Proving the comnission law. Tepresentatives has in all its | = 1y Snell—To tax sleeping and dining cars. | states - of Nebraska entitled Ieform eady quarantined. s | E1e FIUS SN o S SEER PR TINEF SRTRORE | qlatin of oy faonereal St opuniag M. Sinyth sald: “Itis true that there are ory admitted but three outsiders and that | By Casper—Toauthorize connties and eities | School” © oo y will be followed by an appraisenent and the | was mido today, to Juy {ould who wiid s for 8330, 00 wocount of Bloix THOUSE many important bills to be considered. 1ut | was done by unanimous consent aud Bot by | to 1asue bonds for internal Improvements, | By Schamp—To prevent the growth and | diseased aud exposed cattle will be slaugli- | 160000 for 1t The sl Breviguoly iheie | aiie ! Phore was uob suflicient S theré are noue so important as this one. | giotion. awmount to be deterimined by the county bodrd. | spread of Loxious Weeds. fadlon sk asida 2o o Cowpllance ¥ dotve b0 calabildh claiiu There are none upon which we are as well | * Mr. "Casper moved an avpeal which | By Heartwell—In relation to the erection | By Caldwell—Making railioad companies o ooy T e cdecond ordan 1o Retire, prepaed to act. 'The question now is not | was taken and the chair sustained by a vote | of soldiers’ monuwments or memorial halls. liable for damages done to their employes. patiio's Avasilang oted - 5 P ) What are the merits or demerits of the rail- | of twenty-four to eight, By Holmes—Fixiug penalty for seduetion. | By Underiyile: 1 Seetion 106 of | NEW York, Jan. 25.—The jury in the case The Contest in dndi iTox, J 5. 0. N. Jordan, “Jl}l:;:;ll_l‘ljl;‘;»h‘x‘lx l-»lv,flul \Yllll'lllls':’ we nl:‘nll b‘ur. Sterting moved that rule ei%hleeu By Heartwaoll—Providing for issue of bonds | chapter 77 of the ecompiled statutes. of Louis Bieral, charged with attempted | INDIANAPOLIs, Jan 25.—ln the joint ses wer of the United States, will 1 oyt Ifl |an ee of tle whole to consider | be suspended aud that the motlon of Mr. | for internal improvements not exceeding 10 By Yutzy—To prevent the fraudulent ¢on- | assassination of surveyor of the port, Beattie, | slon of the on, to-ay, another | qui oflice May Ist, In order to 3 S true that it the majority report of | Schminke (to give consent to a hearing) be | per cent of all taxable proverty. tracting of d found him as cb I, to-day, and recom- | ballot tor senats . change | Oftice, probably the presidency of i the comwmities bo adopted, that would earry A q" He Boned 1t y O i AR l & of debts. A a8 cha ay, Tecom: L I Senator Was taked, Wikl uo chang 4 n X carry | adopte ¢ hoped Lis motion would obtain By Holmes—"To lmit school tax, Also—To abolisk: all exemptions of prop- | mended hiw to the uerey of the courty 1u the resuld tern Natioual bauk, of New Yoik,