Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 24, 1888, Page 5

BEE: SATURDAY. MARCH 24, 1888, COMPLAINTS OF SHIPPERS. Tho Inter-State Commission Hears the Grievance of Beatrice. A FARM HAND'S CROOKEDNESS. He Robs His Employer of Money and Gold Rings and Absconds—Dis- trict CourtSufts—Capital City News. fPROM THE BRE'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] The inter-state commerce commission oon- tinued its session in this city yosterday in the closing work of hearing complaints at this point. The first case taken up yesterday was the one brought by the Beatrice board of trade and citizens agamst roads centering there. The complaint was found defective in many ways, especially as the rates of a num ber of roads were made the subject of com- plaint against the local road terminating in the city. Their- complaint alleged that the Union Pacific discriminated against the place on eastern shipments but they failed to cite the eastern connections that assisted in formulating tho rate exacted. Discrimina- tion was cited s being made by the Union Pacific and Burlington ronds against Beat- rice and in favor of Omaha, Lincoln and Hastings. The commission decidea 10 ac- cept testimony notwithstanding the lack of the papers to come up to the requirements, A number of Beatice citizens were put upon the stand and their testimony given. They tostified that one complaint was that @ number of interior towns were given Mis- souri river rates, while the same rates or pro- portionate rates, were denied to them, Among the places cited as having this advan- tage in rates are Tecumsch, Auburn, Pawnee City and Dunbar. Testimony was also given regarding the rates on lumber and merchan- diso now in force on shipments to that point. compared with rates on like shipments at other times, One of the remaining Lincoln cases was practically consolidated with this Beatrice case. A good many Beatrice citi- ens were in attendance at the hearing of this case and a number of prominent attor- neys and citizens from other parts of the state have listened to the different cases, During their stay in this city the commis- pion have had rooms at the Windsor hotel Where a_number of citizens have ealled upon hem. Judge Cooley is always ready to talk aw. William R. Morrison talkspolitics. r, Walker talks about the western country hich he greatly enjoys and Mr, Bragg is an ttentive listener to ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER. Paul Wiggins, a farm hand, was having a preliminary hearing yesterday before the pounty court, Tho night before Wiggins, who works for a farmer named Frank Ab- Dott, seven miles west of the city; disap- peared, and when an investigation was made r. Abbott found that he had taken with Em some $50 in cash, a check given by S. W. urnham for £52, and three gold rings. The bfficers were notified, and Wiggins was dis- covered at West Lincoln, whore he was at- umprll:s to cash the check and had already endorsed it over. None of the missing money Awas found on his person, but the rings were there. Abbott has been'en in_ buyi attle for S. W. Burnbam, and had recoive he check and cash the day prior to the night of the thieving. » DISTRICT COURT CASES. e jury in the case of Hoxie vs. Kelley gm- civil damages has been out, two da; i dumage caso against the Missouri Pacifi Bm in a jury'shands. The case of Burns v: fea was on trial yesterday. Sarah B, Rowland has sued her husband, Joseph B. Rowland, for divorce on the nd of wilful_desertion since the 3rd of February, 1584. The parties were married in 1878 1n Makonda, TL., and the defendant, is a @entist by profession. Hutchins and Parker have commenced w1t against Georgo Boardman to recover the Bimount of w noto for 156,60 duo n 1897, At tachment p ings have been taken in connection with the case, David May has commenced foreclosure roceedings against H, C, Bittenbender, Tane J. Bibley and Alice 17 Sibley tosecure the title to lots in Grant's addition to Lin- coln given as security to certain promissory notes. Tho attachment papers in court filed gainst A. D. Guile, the furniture dealer, are [ifid by ifferent wholesalo furniture houses. Applications to have the attachments di solved have been filed and will be heard by the court at an early day. In the J. Friend & Son farlure case a number of attachments have been issued by parties whose claims were not secured by chattel mortgage. HE NEBRASKA ELEVATOR AND GRAIN COMPA’ Df this city has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk, The company com- prises a number of grain men from different pacte of the state, Lincoln and Plattsmouth uyers being unanimously represented, and $hio total pumber of Incorporators number a najority of grain buyers on the B. & M. line £"his- saction of ihe stats, Tho principal place of businoss is at Lincoln. Tho aapital stock upon which they open business is $5,00 @nd this is to be increased from time to time s required, to £2,000,000. The incorporators wro Thomas W. Lowry, Patrick Eagan, Joseph Alex Connor, J.'M. Sewell, Mason Gregg, C. 1. Brown, Wilham Loudon, O, T. Hulburd, H. M. Olliver, G. W. Wirt, W. J. Crandall, ¥ . Morrisey and R. D. Lawson, 1Ty 1TEMS, “The county commissioners will adyertise for bids for the new court house building on the 1st of April”’ said County Clerk Bell esterday, “provided the architect has his illnms ready, and we have liis promise that hey will be foxthcoming on that date.” T'he contest for the republican nomination for police judge promises to be a warm one Jn this city.” The ofilce is a political plum of no small sizo and thus far W. J. Houston, J. 2. Philpot, Major Hastings und J. M. Eddy wre in the field with three wards yet to hear from. The regents have completed the work of their meeting and adjourned to meet in June unless called in special session previous to that time. The building committee will have an opportunity to push things on tho now buildings for which the last session made appropriations, and it 18 the intention to have the buildings completed by September, One year ugo & savings bank department was opened in the city schools in which once cach week the children who desired could make deposits from one penny upwards. The success of the plan is shown by the fact that these deposits for the year have amounted to $5,851.81, The prohibition party has billed the city for political meetings from now until tho spring election, They are to have a meeting every evenis at date. The different wards are to have local meetings and all is to wind up with a grand rally the night before election. The state live stock commission has ar. rangements made to have seven veterina- ians in the fleld after April 1, and every case docketed will be disposed of 'as speedily 88 possible. Speaker Harlan, of York, greeting friends, e —— SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, M. A. Dudley, Fremont, had two cars of cattle on the market. C. H, Winship is in from Fremont two cars of cattle, Strotch & Doenman are in from Valparaiso with four loads of cattle. P McMullen, of Lyous, has twvo loads of cuula on the ", W, Hale is In fmm Chicago, lng ‘the packing firm of Millore Hale & Co Yesterday afternoon graders commenced surfaciug N street between Tweuty-fourth Btreet and the track. J. B. Erion leaves for Denver to-day, syhere he will represent the Stockman at the cattlo raisors' convention, He will be away B week. Father Moriarity returned to his South Dmaha parish yesterday, and found all the friends he had left and niore too. The heirs of the late W. A. Evans draw $3,000 insurauce from the Masonic HBenevo lent association, 00 going to his widow =ud $1,000 to his daughter, The “pulling match” resulted in the South ©Omaba may pulling §50 from his Omaha ri val. He pulled it yesterday afternoon. South Omaha has inventors as well as other citizens. - Ed. B. Merritt invented a railroad frog-protector and yesterday sold a balf interest to C. Akofer for $500, Arthur Rothery will in future give lessons in the city with in the manly art to the Sporting Sons of Erin_club, The memborship is growing rapidly and a grand ball talked about. Friends of John O'Rourke are not satisfied with the result of the Third ward deme- cratic meeting and won't let him retire. He will be out on an independent democratic ticket and will no doubt make things lively. John A. Kehoe, president of the Live Stock Shippers’ association, left for Lincoln yester- day. Hewll present the claims of ship- pers to the inter-state commission, and will préfer charges against several roads, Pat Rowley is now out in regular order as a eanaidate for city treasurer. Proccedings of the meeting which decided he shuld run, and his reasons for coming out, will be-pub: lished, but are now held back for want of space (uests at the Exchange hotel yesterday wero ¥. W. Hule, Chicago, B. H. Wilcox, remont, Net ob., W.' H. Cole 5 Alva Smith, Wave , and John Hoag, Wakefield, Neb the board of trade meeting. the following gentlemen wore elocted as o board of dircctors: For threo years, J. C. D. Anderson, C. M. Hunt 4.0 C. Van Kuren: for tw M. Smith, J. A. Doe, H Medny and . H, Beckott; for ono year, B. Erion, J. . Ritchhart, 2. Cuddington, Frank Porsons and K. H. Howland, Thursday night the council met and ap- pointed the following ofticials and polling places election day: First _ ward polling place b Frank Pivonka’s; clerks, L. Carpenter, E, L. Lane; judges, Thomas Dowling, J. Ander- son. Sccond ward polling place at_Judge Levy's oftice; clerks, J ller, J. Nelson, George Donnelly; jidges, J. Levy, 4. Wol- vertson. Third ward poliing place at Pat Rowley's old stand, Q street; clerks, John ~ Gorman, ©. Conuell; ' judges, Thomas Ryan, '—— Phinney, 'J. Maher, Fourth ward, polling place, Exchange_build- ing. Clerks, K. A, Sterns, C. A. Harnio; judges, W. Bennett, M. Murphy, and C. W. Glynn! ONE JUDGE MALLRYS ANOTHER. Peculiar Ceremony Presided Over By Mr. Shields. When Judge Shields came down to the county court yesterday morning to deal out justice he drew from his inside pocket a mar- riage license which he deposited in the pigeon holo set apart for the reception of these precious documents. The judge looked like a man who had performed some sort of a benevolent act for his fellow man, and his face was wreathed in smiles. Toa Ber re- porter he said that he had been ‘“‘exchanging the courtesies of the profession’” and had united in the holy bonds of matrimony free of charge Hon, O. C. Tarpenning, of Wahoo, county judge of Saunders county, and Miss Frankie (,%“mpwn. of Ashland, Neb. The coremony was performed at the Millard, and the judee, after shaking hands with the newly made couple and wishing them long life and happiness, took his departure. The curious feature about the ceremony being performed in Omaha instead of at the homes of the bride or groom was that Mr. 'lnrln.nnlmf could not issue his own marriage licorise, nor could he become possessed with one unless he resigned his of- flce and deputized a man vested with the full power of a county judge to do it. After this eing done, Mr. Tarpenning feared complica- tions might arise, and rather than have to go through all these formalities he and his bride decided to come to this city and be married. There is & case on record where a county judge resigned and deputized his clerk as judge long enough to secure a. marriage per- mit. This was the case of ex-County Judge McCulloch, who was serving on the bench when he married, and temporarily endowed his clerk, George Gurley, with all the pow- ers of judge. A Twenty Dollar Objection. Paddy Ryan, the pugilistic negro who was ejectod from the meeting of colored voters Thursday night on account of disorderly con- duct, was called to account by the police magistrate yesterday afternoon. The only excuse ho had to offer was that he disagreed with some of the speakers, but the judgo thought this was insufficient to justify his unparlizmentary” proceeding and fined him $20 and costs. Boils, pimples, hives, ringworms, tet- ter, and all other manifestations of im- pure blood are cured by Hood’s Sarpa- parilla. e s e Paving For Fremont. Ross L. Hammond, oditor of the Fremont Tribune, is in the city. The purpose of Mr. Hammond's visit is to investigate the various systems of pavement. The Tribune is agitat- ing the question of paving the strects of Fremont and the people are deeply interested in the matter. It is very probable that sev- eral of the streets ef that thriving city will be substantially paved in a short time. For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc., effectual relief is found in the use of 'Brown’s Bronchlal Troches.” Price 25 cts. Sold only in boxes. il T Mrs, Ballantine's Grief. Mrs. W. C. Ballantine was called to Brunswick, Mo., Monday by the serious ill- ness of her mother, On reaching her’old home the lady was informed that her mother was dead, and to add to her weight of woe, she found her father prostrate and in a ser- ious condition. Mrs. ntine is the wife of the chief clerk of the internal revenue oftice, this city. Graceful forms, abundant tresses, Sparkling eyes our praise invite, But a blewmish that distresses And the loveliest face will blight— Teeth uncleanly and unheeded SOZODON for such is nocded. IAIL'NINNI o Wed. The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday by Judge Shields: Naine and Hesidence. { 0. C. 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Manager. i FOR SALE BY FALCONER AND BHACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL ‘OBTAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE CHICAGO, ROGK lSLllD& PACIFIC R'Y Tt 1matn lines and branches include CHIOAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, ROCE ISLAND, nAvt! PORT, DES )mmu. COUNCIL BLUFYS, mwon'm. WATERLOO, Toutes toand from the Pacifio Coast. All trans- fers i Union depots. ¥ast trains of Fine Day Coaches, elogant Dining Cars, magnificent Pulle wan Palace Eloepers, and (between Chicago, Bt. Joseph, Atchison and Kansas Oity) Reclining Chair Cars, Beats ¥ree, to holders of through first-cluss tickets. chlungo, Kansas & Nebrask “Qreat Rock nd Route.” ‘Extends West and SBoutbwest from Eaneas Cit end Bt Joseph to NELSON, HORTON,, BELL] TOPEKA, HERINGTON, WICHITA, HUTCHINBON, CALDWELL, KAKSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the celebrated Pullman manufacture. All safoty ap* pliances and modern Luprovements. The Famous Albert Lea Route Io the favorite between Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Eausas City and Minneapolis and Bt. Paul Its Watertown branch traverses the great “WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Northern Tows, Southwestern Minnesota, sad East Central Dakota to Watertown, Spirit Lake, Bloux Falls and many other towns and citles. ‘The Bhort Line via Beneca and Eankakee offers superior facilities to travel to and from Indian. spolis, Cinclunati and other Bouthern pointe. ¥or Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired informas tion, apply at any Coupon Ticket Office or address .0-17. JOHN, l\-ot.'INOLIRODK, Manages. “m & Pass. Agt ue CHICAGO Axo ORTH- N YWESTERN o, Lo, ~ Gouncil Bluffs And Chicago, The only road to take for Des Molnes, Marshaltown- Cedar Rapids, Ciluton, Dixon, Chicago, Milwaukee and all pofnts kast. TG the people of Nebraskn, Colo- rado, Wyoming, Utah, 1daho, Novada, Oregon, Wash- inglon_ind Callfornia, 1t offers superior advantagos not possible by any otlier line. Among fow of the numerous polnts of superlority enjoyed by the patrons of this rond botweon Omali ts two trains & day of DAY BACH R which aro the Mnest that huriun art und Ingenuity éan crente, 1ts PALACK SLIELING CATE, ich are Hiocets of cOmMIQr And elogance. | LOR DEAWING ROOM CARS, unsurpnssed and its widoly celebratod PALATIAL DINING the equal of which cannot be found elsewh. Bl tho traina of the_ Union Baciflo Rl in union depot with those of the Nortywestorn Iy, In ‘Chicago the train s iine_Tiako close connection with those of otor igastern linon I lvl\,.lun ‘andall points in the [t “NORTH-WESTERN" best nccommodation. Al ticket via this line B.P. WILSON, Gen'l Pass'r Agent. 1 DENVER'S JUBILEE! GRAND CELEBRATION! Of the Completion and Opentng of tha Denver, Texas & Gulf Railway | Connecting Denver with the Sea; also the Third I Annual Convention of the International Range Association AT DENVER, COLO., MARCH 28, 29, 30 & 3l PROGRAMME OF ENTERTAINMENT: WWednesday, March 28— Regeption of visitors; ening, Firework Display by the Phantom Ar- tilory Club, surpassing in excitement and grane deur the famous Topeka Flambeau Club, Thursduy, March 2 fternoon, Cowboy Tour- nament, Roping and Riding Uubroken and Bucking Broncos, Recention at the Tabor Grand R tay “March s0-a a rida; arc —, rand and T i Mlillu‘rv and Industrial Pog gonnt, ttes nds in Line, together with the Celobrated Cowboy Band, ot Dodge City, Kansas, Baturday, March 51—Excursion to the Moun- tains. and (rund Old Fashioned Barbec ng this gala week the business streets and lic bufldings of the city will be illuminat ..l"‘" the finest and most resplendent Eocirica) Dia: play cver attempted in this or i or any other city. CHEAP lh\ll‘\VAY FARES, All transportation companies entoring Denven have made low round trip rates, 00 only for Tound trip tickets From Al Missoisl Rines points, Tickets will be sold on Monday, March 26, only good for 10 days thereafter. P e e — VISIT THE QUEEN CITY On this propitious oceasion. 5,000 cattlemen and 20,000 visitors are expected. (HICAG) SHORT LINR Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Blufis to —====THE EAST == TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other Important points East, Northeast and Southeas hrough tickets call on the ticket agent at 1501 ‘Stréet, in’ Barker Block, or at Uion Baciio n Sloepers and tho inest Dining Cars in the world are run on the main lino of the Chicazo, Ml e & St Paul Nailway, ugers by Coufteous L General Manace i CIE I, A saintant General Managor. or v i CALCENTEN, Gonoral Faviengor and fumlmlu: Assistant General Passouger and ket Avent SO, CLAIK General Buperiatendont. Nebraska Nationl Bank: U, 8, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital, =~ $280,000 Surplus, ~ - = B0000 T8, President Lewis 8. REED, Vice-Prosident. A, B. TOUZALIN, #ud Vico- W. H. 8. Hugu IIIIRU'AUIM Joiix 8. 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