Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1887, Page 8

\ WILL BE DECIDED TO-DAY. The Care of the Mayor and Lincoln our mind B Council in the Courts. g ALLALRE B B B BILLINGSLYSSTATEMENT Bam Stephens saulter, Fails to ~Omaha Chinamen and Their Laundries- Ci The Lincoln ( The hearing of the Mayor Sawyer, of Linc council of the same city, they should not be fined federal court in ignc fssued by said court ousting from ofice Police Judge Parsons, for alleged misconduct andm came up wy befc interest, especially on the citizens of the capital, T cil, together with the mayor, and Parsons, | which they well had the ejected police a large del almost the entire b bar railing, while cv roper wis oceupicd W Hecu nterested in the outcome, Go M. 1 son, of Lincoln tion of witnesses in while L. C. Burr handied the affairs of | quel, Parsons, the ejected poli L. W. Billingsley, on councilmen, made ‘the fo in behalf of himself and e b ceeding, that we | that th tion prompted by any o maintain the honor court. Permit me to say council that their action i straining order of this honorable court was not inspired by any anim feeling for your honor; ' escaped our took the uction that of attachment for conten; pressions of de Futtered, thata ju unquestioned in legal attainments, should bar our actions in doing that, which to us, | consic seemed 8o necessury 10 8¢ pal go U(vh( tizen of our city. fons involved in this pro discussed by ul passed upon, discussion in this co contempt. If harsh tc toward* your honor by not at the door of the m of the council, who h with that decorum and | their official positions While we seek to palliate our offense, not | gohted to th +in tal ng th by uny and honestl, that prompted o bear the burden that righ! As was stated on the nigh the restraining order, we sur hands by presenting he committee of the cc fnvestigated the charg 80ns, spent a great de in hearing the > acen , and the to writing by a sten mittee made their of other mal On the ev he cc final report to the council his removal from oftic accused, and the sed appeals in his beh ten evidence reported, by each stated it wor gatisfactory if the whe hear the reading of then pass on the sume: any tion, the accused, in a bitt specch befd the special commit A y W) ing been of the gamblers of th mgs against the discussion, the vy attorne; Jest of ded t to u day ¢ ose of he our body, this restrain and serve., in violation of ness on the pait of said ac ney; and the reupon re of the council. that oy, ¢ b would hold fice in spite of the council {nterposition of this honorat indignation of citizens w against said accused, by in th uble in law was soi il, as to the authority r honor, in issu rary restraining orde each announced it as their opinion, that this honorable court had no jurisdiction in the ‘nrvlhlflri. that the or by some trick, scheme in the bil vised members of our irt, gave that it would not be eonte the mayor and council to d ingorder. Thus being adv: and the council believing duty ns councilmen to act in the pre but at the same time, with a feeling of pro- found regret that such issued by a judge of the respeet; did, o of September last, violate the order of injunc all of the evidence read te and thereupon, by a4 unar councilmen present, did ren Parsons from the oftice of the approval of the mayor, who immediately | The trial of Hawth appointed H. J. Whitmore aud whose appointment v fmously confivmed. In s dents believed they w »f duty imposed upy and not in contempt of cou respondents now i snd conside able to the ma rs here honor, was in contempt of court n their stand-point, cou purge th shame, di low, from failing to ¢ sidered to be our clear, s rry promiscs and to which would be added the | the State vs urden of criticism, jibes good citizens of our munic to theabuse t vernme of a police ju haps until th whom we decmed u and who we we maligned the members of our city ment, aud detied their powers, The only gone frot our ¢ Miss ¥ tion of Lincolnites, including | ficts before him, and dignity ot one ill word or | Jyrisdiction, not yoror any member wtion, we only wish to apher, and the idings to the co finding him guilty of embezzling fi should go into the school fund,and also guilly of office. he attorn f, urging upon the coun cil as an entire body, to hear all of the writ the mayor and council, e who investigated the | National hanke and N ion of the council, the time of the special meeting of ing its authority, premises, belicving it unfy o attorne ht by members of the ¢ at is usually ul t, and also the could for a ings in error the United entirely de ified and foreibly brought to u two celebrated murder ¢ suprenic v justice a8 Was v to the supreme court of the United States, h that honorable court held that half of the accused ad jurisdiction; but by justice was entirely lants entirely 1 , of the law., We refer to sey's Ase nuan and Zimmerman cases, in one wpear For Trial | of which the distinguished att for com i plainant Parsons, in this action, figured con- | ly. The mayor and council con ty News. | v re to be the vietims of the | ubtlety and fertile resources of this same counsellor, o at justice would be empt Case, | defeated through the law's delay | Two of th city | counsellors cers of this court, and us such, know, that of as attorneysand tlaw, have for ye ed case against rs been offi oln, and the to show cause why the three branches of government, the most for contempt of the | essential to good government: isthe judiciary a restraining orc and to insurc its efficiency in the matter of | Spect must be paid to its ¢ | disregard and contempt of courts, must bring mob rule: &0 that those two respondents, knowing that the greater responsibility rested re Judges Brewer | upon them by reason of being officers of this cciting unparalelled | court, endeavored to inform themsclves upon part of the good | this matter, aside from sceking the opinion brother attorneys, alfeasance in office, he entire city coun- They arrived at the following conclusions toped would be shared and | by this honorable court, when, with all the he should give the matter jud iped seats within the | Kis more careful o seat inthe court room (1 That the « t in this action, it th citizens of Omaha | ye b | e had any cq remedy at law. the examina- | ceedings in ¢ had adequate in the state courts, by pro by quo warranto, or by of the councily | suit for fees and damages; and that, having adequate rewedy at law, a court of ce judge. equity would not have jurisdiction. e of the Lincoln 2. That the bill of complainantdid not show ollowing statement | 4 sum amounting to $2,000 in_ controversy. rspondents and that this defect of the bill could not be allow me to say in uncilon this pro ed 1o he tly amended so as to g because the law fixes the salary of the police judge at not to exceed £125 per month and_he co had about six months of Lis term of oftice I fecling, but solety | 11t of the for the niayor and | ¢ n disobeying the re- e jurisdiction, 3. That the alleged and only ground of mplaint, being, what was claimed to be an ex post facto luw, as shown by a certain or- dinance which was passed, was of itself and 18 01 contemptuous | qione not sufticient to give the f ren of the subject matter. » reasons and conclusions, which your finds erroncous, so as the same ef- 1 fects this proceeding, are here given to show epest your honor that the violation of your order, dice of so high char- | yag not done ¢ or recklessly and tegrity and great | without r b feelit his duty to | * We r ¢ the court that you I r the foregoing i mitigation of our are better munici | offonding. 1ips at the time we Tl d forth this writ | hong s con re t the wish of ev Judge Brewer has taken the case under Ihe legal propo: advisement until 10 o'clock this morn cecding have been ther side and | 5 THE BEGINNING OF THE END, matters of | The famous West Point butter and cheeso e the question of | wyge, after hanging fire in the courts for the ms have been used | gt four or five is at lust nearing a uny one, lay them | (Cing “up. Judg - corded ye in substance, is Ch vored to act ropriety becoming follows: Special Master ort, had found that the Hpany Was in Butter and & In mak- int 1y in the sum ug up his account, however, he had h against the manufacturing The wanufacturing exceptions to his as an improper one, and were asking ave that item stricke and to have the Middlctown National bank ouncil who specially | quprender into court a sufticient number of eainst A, F. Par- | o yonds of the manufacturing comp for during five ation to satisfy this charge of £535,000. « siver of the ank and the trustecs a written stipulation to correctuess, or incorreet ness, of the s arge should be he and determined suit bre of the bonds £o as to'be trea to such bonds. This order was m; enable the court to mul tribution of the funds now in | T'wo suits are pending in the court on some of the coupons of some of the bonds of the issue of $125,000. The result is that the liti- ation will go on as between the Middletown National bank and the_trustee for the bond- holders vs. the West Point Manufacturing company, to def shall be ' sur part thereof for the manufacturing company, ¥ som, of Nebraska City, for the Middletown ' 'S, Hurwood, of Lin iood, but by fairly | Checse comp wses and motives | | tly belongs to us, it'of the violation of rely upon justice at the justness of our com- neil, tha ymmittee made its also, made strong the committee, and ild be entirely rle council would the evidence to sect er and d 1 2 J tory accused coln, for the bondholders, VIOLATING T} L bribed by 1QUOR LAW Deputy United Marshal Hastings 'l-"l :'l'\'~-;‘l § | went to Central ,and the city council | Soopee 17 : e nvee rtain, for the sole | & i . ingliguer < the evidence i cused, and to pon siid P ssed themselves TO BE PASSED UPON “The ejectment suit to recover possession of 2,000 acres of land in Lincoln ecounty, of c £ | Muckin ve. Beor, was submitted yosterday, -”‘“I-A'”'i\ldl\” I“f‘:*“‘ but the decision of the court has not yot BUOG 18 and fair bheen promulgate 1 il EENTHEETY DO cused and his attor- DRI 0 TUEwill Bho s phssad i on to-day 1o tomembers s wag belit MORSE CARS VS THE TRAMWAYS, J.C. Cowin and A, J. Poppletor and counsel for the defendants in' t suit of the Omaha Horse r nst the Cable Tramw day 1o the ted billalso to 3] ous te d 1out his term of of , by reason of the e. Public aroused s actio 12,8, 4, 5,8, 7, s ation | Bleniented bill. Deféndants refuse to rned e uny of the matters set forth in amend. 1= | ments to the supplemented bill of plaintiff, and jurisdiction ¢ showing that ntiff has not taken by itself, o and - they | titled it to any discovery orrelief as is prayed i for from defendants tof 1 rs in the amendm A aphs 1 ined of. had been obti t or dev atters of u supplemental bill bode and who are | 88 supplemental or amend- 2 it ué their opinion, | ment. ~And for cause shows mpt of for | Show that this court is without jurisdiction in TR the premises as this court has no jurisdiction Hiaanny ko ves y 8 judgment they had a sworn phoihouiughallibelcomnaliod o, Hses, | make any further other o that part ' | of the supplemental bil prays to be dis missed. Such is the general priveiples of all the demurrers MOTIONS SURBMITTED. Motions to remund to state courts in a nuwm- ber of case: ising under the new jurisdic- tion act were submitted before Judge Brewer from 5:50 till 4 p. m an order had been deral court, whose day by having y the entire couneil; iimous vote of the o said 2 District Court, NOT GUILTY, o charged with horse completed Monday and last night the jury rendered a verdict of not with HAWTHORN nolfee juds to £ill the vacancy, | stealing w as thereupon unan r tl o doi 80 1 vere acti in the | BULL 1them by their oaths, WELBY FOUND GUILTY irt, and which thesc The jury was given the case of thestate vs, n the interpretation | John Welby last night and after a short con. tothe law it in o verdict of guilty involved g ¥ Welby was charged with grand larceny ndents MIKE COONEY CONVICTED, sultation b these resj i were placed in this dilemma: On the one | The trial of Mike Cooney charged with hand was a bave possibility of conten with fine or imprisonment, or both, to [ yesterday. The on the other a sense of inn was brought to a close jury was out but five s and brought'in a verdict of grand pt of | robbing a 1ol n would fol out what we con WITNESSES SPIRITED AWAY. worn_ duty in the At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the case of d with forgery and contempt, of all | was called ipality, in_addition | ated a fted to every | importat nsation by de in sses for the state had been d that he should demand an spirite invest 1 and the rm of oftice, | con d_in the utit for the posit said that wed belittle ouner dunt. The the follow ter, addr to Mrs. K. C. Smith, und ity was to resign, t 0 which, would cali upon ourselves the ana Oaama, Nov. 21, 1887 themas due to cowards aud imbeciles, pos Mrs, K av Madam: I will sessing little self-respect 1 ou wer what 1 owe re things in this life, worse than | each of y the state's at fines, prison bars or even death ftself; one is | torncy w t Smisse the entire loss of sclf.res; the good-will of those W this In no spirit of defia wble court, but that this | w some of the motives, and promptings P Uetion, which did not arise from mal 1 foe, ill-will, or disrespect Your hopor would very probably it was suggestec the time you grauvted vajning order, that it etpimenit or fnconvenicn yment of the city of Li veeks or months, until it nlfl before this honorabl dissolve the temporary restraining ovder,or bn the rule to show cause hemporasy wiunstiok: | hias been cox \ no havm intended ¥ nee, to up aud sce m wonorable cou H. OLivEn, senses which may huve attached 1 v 10 his cour naturally say, and i to your this_temporary re \ would be no reat | Oliver was in pourt und w 0 to the geod gov A by this turn of “‘m_’ T, neoln, to he case demauded - imme could. haye ¢ advised Mr. Siu court, on motion 1o Nt atone 1o cansa tha & ail. Monday from the city, n. Mos h'sroom. Mps. pvidently gre for the issuance of EPHENSON 18 MISSIN byt ag wuswer o Wheu the case of th¢ ullvged ¥ | T H. Sears, the lawyer re . was called yesterday the prisoner failed'to show up, Judge Groff declared his recognizance forfeited and issued a bench warrant for the fugitive's arrest, [ p, g, EANRBET REMANDRD O JAth inod | Barrett, the man arrested Mand noon by Officer Turbull, on sus| having murde v horse car driver in | Minneapolis last Angust, swore out a wri | habeas corpus yesterday. The prisoner was taken be Judge ff, of the district . but a hearing bf the matter was post- o'clock p. m ur the prisoner was brought into conrt and County Attorney Simeral pre sented to Judge Groff the information and idavits of the Minuesota court, Mr, Sears | was asked by the court, “Do you think, Mr, Scars, 1 should discharge the prisoner on such a charge?” Mr. Scars expluined that when filed his writ of habeas corpus was under @ misapp hension. The complaint_ filed in the police court simply charged Barrett as being @ suspicions character. He did not know that the additional charge of being a fugitive from justice had been made: Barrett was remanded to to await re. quisition papers now on the way from Min neapolis. BIECTMENT SUITS, terday afternoon Dewit C, Sutphen, Charles 1. Sutphen, Joseph T. Drake and Byron Reed, as plaintiffs, entered eight sep. arate actions in ejectment against 8. Larsen, nk Danick, Frank Kronek, — Olsen, everen, Frank Toucher, Joe Bows W. Skinner. The plaintiffs set title to a parcel est corner of lot ction 23, township 15, and they are restrs from possession by the defend- ants, Immediate possession or a judgment for the full value of the property is asked. hold a le Count urt. Frank Wallack began a replevin suit in the county court yesterday against Chief of Police Seavey and Jim Forkner to recover possession of a diamond pin and diamond ring alleged to Tave been unlawfully held by defendants. Plaintiff also asl dumages. Frank Rosenbaum was allowed a judgment in the sum of #116,04 against John Wuethrick. Rosenbaum sued for $621.04 as wagos duc him for tending bar for the defendant. - LAUNDRYME 1,000 THE CHIN They Have Invested Less Thar in Omaha, J.T. Evans. the well known manager of the City and Model steam laundrics, has just hington some ing statist nee to the monetary relation which the Chinese laundry- men in this ity bear to the white men en- gaged in the same business. Similar statis- to be forwarded from every lurge and when compiled, the ition wiil be used by committee of laundrymen appointed at the las national convention held in O tobe to induce congi to enfo! the present imperativ the lusion of Chinese from The figures completed by Mr, fhat there are in this city about twenty Chi- nese laundries the amount of mone, in all being not more than 1,000, There are cighteen laundries run_ by hite men, the capital invested in wh is in the neighbor- hood of £250,000. These figures show that the Chinamen profiting from their business in- vest almost nothing and are consequently of a benefit only to themselves and certainly of an injury to the coun e law with respect to iis country. Fighting a Panther. Engineer James Markham,of the B. & M., thrilling encounter twith a panther ¢ night between Minden and Axtell, Mr. Markham had a heavy freight train, and between the two places named some minor’] portions of the machinery got out of order and the train was stopped. He and his fire- man got out and were at work on both sides of the locomotive, Just as they were com- pleting the r irs, a terrible yell was heard, and before Mr, Markham could turn, a 1 B panther sprang upon him and buried his claws in.the engineer's shoulder. The fire- man came to the resc nd struck the brute over the head with a vy wrench. This Iy stunned the panther, who loos 1d, but before either men instantly. Both men were badly hurt. and will be laid up for some The panther measured nearly six f nose to the tip of his tail, and we t two hundred pounds. Mr. Mark Hastings, to which Ccity he was taken, This is the first panther killed in that vicinity for over two years. he pelt was sent to this city and will be given into the hands of a taxidermist, Railroad Note: D. M. Collins, joint agent of the Chlicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroad and the Union Pacific at Norfolk, is in the city W. A. Scott has been appointed gene superintendent of the Chic Minneapolis & Omaha 1 quaaters in St. M railrond man, hav d with the Ch al , St. Paul, ilrond, with head Scott is a veteran s been con- n & Northwestern, P. Humphrey, western passenger agent of the r is in the city. AL H. for the Rock quarters at Kar ueral southwestern ag s City, is paying his res- to his many friends in the cit A, L. Maxw who for a number of months has been acting general passenger and ticket agent at Portland, Ore., for the Oregon railway and navigation company, has been promoted to the position, - Medway, the Wife Beater. Ge Medway, a savage looking Dane, who resides out near the terminus of Vin- ton street, was up before Judge Berka yester- day morning charged with wife-beating. The court fined him #10 and costs. The big brute then turned to his wife and said something to her in their own tong 1d she extrac from the folds of her dress u $10 gold piece, while Medway himself managed to rake to- geth 50 i silver, the amount of the Costs, TRLWEOA > e diked ——, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never v, ty, strength and wh 1 than the ordi be 1 competition it low hort Welght alum or phosphate powders, only incans, Royal Baking Powder Co,, 126, Wall 8t., New York, of purl- A mardel Me mome THE CAPITOL HOTEL LINCOLN., NEB. The best known and most popular flotel in the ocation “central, wgpointmants Lol adguarters for commercial men and il political aud public gatherings. PuBlicatReriogs. .o oy oo my propriatess WE EXPECTED Our big special sale of overcoats would cause a commotion, but we must confess we n ticipated such a rush as we had all last week, and especially Saturday. Our 35 sgl‘:eeslfiae?: were busy from morning tilllate at night, to wait on the throngs of customers that crowded our store, and we regret that we were not better prepared, as even that large torce of saless men was not sufficient to attend to all, and a good many had to go away. Saturday’s business made big holes in our overcoatpiles, but we are not through yet. Over one hundred cases of suits and overcoats from our great New York purchase, are still on the way and coming in daily, and we propose to get rid of them as fast as they come in. Last wesk we have convinced thousands of customers that they never bought overcoats so cheap as we offered them. This week we will show how low good suits can be sold. Suits that were made by one of the best houses in the country. This is the greatest opportunity men of moderate means ever had to procure good first class garments at about one half the real value. We cannot describe them all, but we mention a few of thelarger lots and which are especially big bargains: 300 good heavy Cassimere Suits, warranted strictly all wool, lined with good heavy serge. No all wool suit of such ' quality and such make was ever offered for less than £10.00. Our slaughter price is §4.75. 36 5 This is the price we have placed on about 200 fine black, warranted real worsted, Corkserew Suits, some lined with ] silk serge, some with good double warp Italian, well gotten up. This will make a good dress suit for men of med erate means, and will give good satisfaction. Tt is in every respect as good a suit as is sold by other houses for $15.00. Our slaughter price is $6.50. 9 7 This lot contains about 250 plain, double and twist, and silk mixed cassimeres, some fine cheviots, elegantly made 1 and trimmed, every one worth §18.00, and that is the price which other dealers would ask for them. Ourslanghter price is 0.75. $|3 50 Nearly 400 fine tailor made Suits, the choicest of the great purchase; cassimeres, beautiful fancy worsteds and 1 diagonals. The material is the product of some of the best mills in the conntry, and some imported. These suits were manufactured for the finest city trade, and have been made up to sell at retail for from £20 to £30. Our slaughter price is %13.50. Several large lots of Pea Jackets and Vests, chinchillag, plush and astrachan, lined with fine cassimere and Italian goods, which are usually sold for $10, 12 and $18. Our slaughter priceis £4.: £.75,%#9.00 and #1175, A few extra fine im- ported astrachans with elegant satin lining, and fully worth $28 to §30, we offer at $16.90. ..We wish to call the attention of ladies to a small but especially attractive assortment of fine children’s overcoats, which fell into our hands with this great purchase. Theseare made of the best of material in Cassimere, Chinchilla and Astrachan, elegantly trimmed with fur and plush, and of exquisite designs. Theése garments were manufactured for the cream of city trade, and in every respect first class. There are only a few small lots of them, and as the sizes are somewhat broken we have marked them at about one third their real value, ; We are daily in receipt of numerous mail orders from out of town parties, and wish to say that we cheerfully send goods by express C. O. D., with privilege of examining when parties are willing to pay express charges. both ways in case goods are returned, and we require a deposit to cover such charges. We sell goods with such a small margin of profit that we cannot afford to puy ex~ pressage. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price. Nebraska Clothing Company, Corner Douglas and 14th, Streets, Omaha. S. 5. FELKER, OMAHA, NEB. |sample Bottles 106 N. 13th Street. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, A .onmgN”wcmLUR MIHALOVITCI HUNGAFIAN ES by ‘:‘ sTeatmanta ANIe; o pleEtly GTTUATED 1000 LT WE LEVELGETHEVATLE Y SMILES EASTOF SAN JOSE Lovely Come ] T fomnle wenknossag Lendaghios, Neryvo | eyos ana (Lai bmptly arnton Und N, . 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