Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 13, 1888, Page 5

THE MANATT INVESTICATION. Another Day Spent in Considering the Alumni Charges. SEVERAL WITNESSES EXAMINED. il isting Discord Alleged to Have Been Brought About by the Chancellor's Haughtiness, Sarcasm and lrony. LiNCOLY BUREAU op 711 Oseans Bre, ) 1020 P Sriex LaxcoLy, duly 12, § this morning the board of re. gents again took up the clarges against Chancellor Manatt, made by a committes of the alumni of stute university, an inves. tigation of which was formully begun yestor. day. 1t is charged in the specitications of At 0 o' the umni “that theee'is a thoroug lack of symputh, nd fidence bel ‘en the ity an uldents of the umiversity on the one Land and the chancellor upon the other, produced and brought about by ‘man neeisi’ and dietation, sarcasm and moncy, used by the chancellor in his with the facvity and student; st relutions and that his retention us the head of the university hus wrids its fu sss. and perpetmity. n support of this the testimony of Mossrs. Polk, Clarke, Pound, out and Polk, former students of the university, has been taken and reported in substance. While it is true that these gentlemen thus far in the investi- wtion have testified against the chancellor, 8 must be remembered that he hue not introduced a sin- luble 1 his own defense nside ut would naturally develop in a rigid sxamination. And to this time not a tiess has charied special ifie un »88 on thoe part of the ¢ The testimony of Prof. Hitchcock that he has not regurded the actions of or Manatt in bis relations with the faculty altoge “open and honest,” the chancellor states, yot react’ in his' favor, as the eircumstan attendiug his aetions aro such that they must be weighed in conjunction, and that a thor- otigh understanding of both sides of the issue 1 make the adverse testimony altogether in. Prof. Hiteheock's testimony n general was ratlicr in favor of the chancellor. He was alled first this mornipe for a brief cross- nination, & d to clearly settle the s of & paper he had drawn us the sult of a conference with Profs. Howard and Edgson. This paper was addressed to the resents and had been prepared for the sig n of members of the. faculty. It sim iy cssed i sense of the gravity of the situation and urged the regents o avoid all unwise agitation so far as possible At this point Chancellor M it asled that the board of ents at on nd for Prof. Edgson, who is now in Chautaugna, M Y., he desired to be present to testify on th 1 conspiracy aguinst him on the part of the faculty. Wilson stated that the professor had written a lotter disclaiming wuy kuowledge of a conspiracy to dethrone or'in any way injure the chancellor, offeiaily or socially, and that the letter was in the hands of *Prof. Sherman, who would be placed upon the stand, to iden u the lette and the signa tuie to it, that its genuincuess might not be come a matter of question. s was done, and the letter filed and the board took the sending for Kdgsou under advisen Prof. MeMillun was next called. He stated that he had been cou 1 with the univer- sity for the past twelve years, and during the most of that time tad held the G chai He also stated that his relations with the chaneellor during the first year of the present administration were rather pleasant 1 otherwise; that they were both mem bers of the same church, and movers in the same cirele of society that & coo'ness sjrung up betwe them, resulting from the chancellor’s inter- terence with what he thought to be the prov- s of hus individual worl; that while he was doing everything possible under the con dition of his health, the chancellor had bur- dened him with additional work, having un- warrantedly thrown upon him the instruction of classes in philosophy, and thus addinz ad- ditional responsilibitics that he was not able to bear. The cross-examination tended to show that tho chancellor's interposition in his work was because he desired to elevato and wdvance the work in Greek that might in the future suffer to some extent by reason of MeMillan's mfivmity —growing deatness and in no way disparaging his w for it was all that could be asked or. expected. Ago was telling upon him; his deafness might grow: succession might beeome nec sary. In that event MeMillan wis to be r tiréd to the library department on a profes- bf. MeMillan had reduced his grievances i Ink and submitted them to the board He recited some of the causes that had lod him to lose. confidence in the ability of Chancellor Mavatt to remain chief exceutive of the state university, among them charging - interference, inte tion, dictation in mutters that belonged 1o him by right of his position and the dig- nity of his chair: haughtiness and sarcasi and irony. Further investigation, however, developed the fact that the chancellor had refused to sanction the appointment of his 80D to a position as tntor, although warmly endorsed by the facu'ty and recommended for the position, This fact may have lod to the estrangement botween the professor and the chancellor. Prof. Hicks, of the chair of geology, took the stand just at the dinner hour. Prof. Hicks testified that the chancellorhad declured to the witness that he would oppose tke nomination of Conway McMillan, Prof. McMillan's son, as instructor in zooloizy, be- o the father was hostile to this univer- administration; that the chancellor's v and bearing’were notalways plens- \d, urbane in his relations with the icholson being sworn, testified that icellor Manatt, s e LWO Yo rome to his room and stated to him t vers of his class, doing practical work in the laboratory, had complained that they were sverworked and - required to devote too mue time in the lakoratory, which prevented their going forward wiih iheir other studies; that he (Nicholson) asked four or five membors of his s(ll. deuts, if they had made any such statement which cousisted of twenty-four ar fly: o the chaucellor, and these four or fi 0 students - that were asked informed him that they had@ not made any puch statements, and upon this statement he based his ch rgo ot disingenigusness on the part of the chancellor A very brief cr dmination on the P of the elicited _ the fact - that Prof, 0 knew *wher he testified - thy wembiers of the class’ had b to the chancellor and complained that worked his dep without negl I Nicholsow, chancellor provi measure: tiove th complaining stud: such overwork, thus showing that his sta ment in chief was such u distortion and dey as justly nd its and fals therehy willingness - of the'professor, ily truthful, to he- inlluenced by wof of - ‘prejudice .and _passion or' hurried beyond the -facts Ly his 2l aud tho zeal of those who said the chau ccllor must go. Prof. Little, they had “been ove nd required.to devote more time m ment than could possibly be dune ting himse ation from the truth disingeniousiess the shawing who'is ¢ assoviate professor of mathe watics, testiffed very. strongly against the chaiicellor. He said that the chief rea bou for the unpleasantuvss’ resulted. from w lack of .caudor. on the part .of the neellor in his. relations with the faulty}, that’ he posscssed . very-irvitable Lewper ‘and had' left kis chaiz twice dur taculty meetings in’ groat’ passie wterferences and mbuner and bearing wero Ruythug but conciiatory auder proscrit sure, and the futw demanded a cu Wl on crosss mhm..n that b under Manatt, but that ho w Li¥taln the utmagk wabtempb for bl and sarring official meetings, would keep out .of his '\.I\ Prof. Brace and Miss. Floyd .were: of the % that his positive opinion -that the interferences anil aunner and bearmg of ‘the chancellor de winded a change of administration for e good of the . .universit but that socially " they werg nov Yostile-40 thy chaucellor, The board of rogonts evidently Intend to. give the chancellor & fuir and im. partial Learing. —~——— TARRANT'S | SELTZER = APERIENT h fTectually cures Constipation and “Sick vadache. Thoy Watch Crooks, ankers are very close-mothed peo- sald n friend’to a Chicago Journal who had been making o {oms, Dhey. are 9s careful aboul wriving away anything that oceurs in the bank asth tetling tlse xafe combin money o stranger {rsuen the 1 policemart v jn fiost la han It looks to o person who visits n bunk once a k as if his services wera unnecessary, This isa g tuke, One of the nIme senitey men took me into his confidc other day. He said it was not s what he did as it he y ind the cashier unde perf cashior button which he touches, and this jingles a little hell, which quickly brings the guard to the main - cutvance of the bank. If the . cpshier, after some in- spection, decides that the man t the window isall straight. he gets his h and knowing th runs ir door. keen-eyed, s will drop @ ni their £500 ov sneak thief's them have ty the spe toed t anytl an outsid iill, but if or the nse too gre is punished t ]'vu m\ » for rin of other medici re whole systeu action. A€ urhllN The surface of the river at pr ered \\l'll what at a distance Hoating snow or ic 1t is not, cashic 0 the Again, after v cie ten chanee up 10¢ any ks confidence derange 1 gocs out t he was unde itoand t who is ‘c like Most peo it. 'Th withiout_ ove guard nand his gun the sentinel ne 1o ¢ g ods to to ‘count ey are not v dollars in out of twelve they ickel or dimo beforo . they wealth, While they stoop they leave %50, or, per- 1 the desk. This is the ehanc More thuan one of ml m ot W nas the r who tries to one in thers is v W 100 severe an od into the cl al bank pol vard the counter’s roll of bills, W ng of this in 13 are not apt to make an cxample h the seldom papes their utches of they tip- (el vs. Bauk snateh employ 10 nenalty d no ex- offender at to see that the o the full extent.” —— AsHBITTERS is all diseases orig wents minsmatic e now an mne the th n. 1t is canse coun une time t sure the weather is too warm for that cansed by the water washing somewhere up north, Thief Arrested. ‘The news most satisfael he had tere disenso and v should inspi Chiliness its, tions, with results of di Arres Pier ‘s Gold is purely veg and lung or blood disor ferret out H K Hindu to W Potter X Cobb's William G Albr By ik 40, Alb ti Carter White Li 130 £t paraliel add, wd J W Griflith to 6, LIk 4, Bak Co'ope Baker, Liller's sub, Rood und MITler's sub, add, kel T Bouehe and lot 4, blk JAM <mum 2 wnd that is lued 1i nd e the causc wis 1 tion by the comm orized; but the stealir W fo, is an achieve ire hears-folt 1 extremities, xtremely pale srdey miserd d Ieidne ance by 1D len Me Rudolf, U, wd. dht and wite 1o ight's choice, al to J A Patierson & Minahan's 1ot lot g & ining (o't w il Fine: and ifeiining G t0°¢ [ 13 and 14, and pe o Pholler, JRTIES 'S add, w d pad Co'to ( with 1 line Lot , ¢ Itose Newnian, 1ot r place, W d t Co to sale will disturbin, and s ived with the an unfail- inating in the No d b, et on upt > inits omenon. looks to be however; It is foam away a bunk ut- nity that arvest of o v aloved ment that de able sensi- s, are the .nnl liver. r. Druggist }acres near ne cor 8 w sen's 5alid ) John , ‘lot Wil 3 500 wite 1 wa 350 Bletter and wife to'd M Fixa, lot 8, b1k o, wal brust, ptiot o M Ponchicr, 10t & Tsaic's wdd, Dovglas add, w H Kirkpatric 0 wif N Anders: pik . Dyt Dons plasecw i P Pruyn and Harrison to it C Patterson, 1ot 7, bik Ambler plaec, w . wife to & H Eiwood, , lot 18, 1 Tot 7, n 31t of 5 60 11 lots 7 and &, bik 1, Hillside No. ¥ ind wite to S i EIwood, s 0 ft 1 8, Dlk 1, Hillsido No. 2, wd.. ) yuaud wite th £ Buckindhan, 1 8) £t 0f % 30 £t 0f 1 £0 7t and n 0 1 of 590 1t lots T and &, Ik 1. Hlllside No. 2, w d 1 €O Howard to € J Smith, lots 49, 4 and 48, DIk 3, Howard, wd.. . ) E Howell and wifeto J G Mogeath, fot 32, Windsor - pla QB St 1 "Mogeath and wite to B E foweil, o and u i Lot 33, Windsor place, w i 1 A Lemen'to 1, Dar sib, wd W TOlsén and wife to lot 11, blk 4, South Omah park, W ¢ 50 W D Misthews and wite to 1 1 Pr and 16, blk | 100 AJ Stanley and e to 1 Helme: Tot 72, Nolson's add, w d.. 2,500 LM Lalkin and husband to L Bixiey, i 1ot 10, bik 8, Imp Ass'n add,” w a 00 Pwenty-seven trans ezating... 468, Building Permits. The following building permits were is- sucd yestorday by the superintendent of build near ‘Lweiity George M. Kkhe Letween Tw niuth John lruzek, o vk ty Miller, cott aixth Frank Wasie Q. by th 2 oieia, lime or alum. Sold en VHICE New You¥, L two cott ran, nited 1 by the heads of t 1 Knudson, fmprovements, Chic: £ Twenty-fif i Pruyn, mmproverents, Patric ourth aity-eightl and niprov t wven | Gover: aking Powder d¢ ARING POWD! Chicago, t, fmprovements, Ch Tw Hamiton arimore near Thisty £ of & cuntury, 500 K v, 150 lox, AR 1% e, Fifteenth near Wil 5 50 n millions of t Dr. contain POOR FARM The County Attorney Continnes His Prosecuation the Delinquents sUITS, v Simeral, added soother poor _farm law, busitioss filed . ‘potitions -+ in the . hame is county agalust L S; Hasc Dondvan, W..E. Wright, f 1 Javies S. Gibson papers in the case aganst Hascall are [ snd payments pn lots 2 and 4,in block 2: lota® and 4, _in block 4 8, in blook & 5: 1ots 5and 6, in black 63 lot 3, jn The amo! on all of those 10ts is $14,00 The lots in w Donovan is in arrears on 1d in which the suit ngainst hioy was begun, Lot 24 10 6, 10t 10 in block 4, 1 % in block 4. "Th on theao 1ots is V. K. Wright is back 81,7 Clark block mes S. Gibson 6 in block 3 County of Do, against 0 yet due ot 1ot nine County of Douglas against David Altmun for #975 yet due on lot fifteen in block s nunty of Douglas neiinst £, Bouener, for ant back is back 400 on lot. 19 In 18 back 4,037 0n lots 5 and John F. Coad in block four in block ) st N isten 025 yet dio o 1ot 4 ik 10, County of Dougtas VA o for #1,400 yet due or i blocl The good work will go on until some dispo- sition hus been made of all the casos, Those in Default, The following I8 a list of the purchasers who have defaulted in their payment on th poor farm lots wing, lots 11 block 1, amount $4,3 B. ¥, Redman, Her, 1ot 3 block 10, #1,00 1ot 4 block 10, £1,050. W. H. W. A and 16 o! WA (i) D.J i D. Altman, lot 10 Charles Ty Miss A. R. i M. Donavan, I Ale Daw lot 24, block 4, 82, } ot 1, bl 1, lot 9, b bloclk lot 14, J Jot 14 Jamos Walsh, 1ot 5 3. 8. Gibso, lots ¢ 34,100, "ON'T BAKE B 1s, Hool's D.—In_oth Savsaparil 1 not s proprictors tit has done. submiv proofs W impossibilities pluinly wi from sources of unguestioned rveliabil- and ask you fraukly if you ave ing from any disenso or on impure 1 ood or Hood's nee of others that you will not \u result. EVIDENC l‘ OF ¥ ls.\l D. The Paving of th Street Likely to Canse Troubl There scews to be a prospe a first-class s pavement of South Eleve i d, witl d or promoted by low state of the system, (o try Sarsapavilla, The experie is sulticient assurance be disappointed in )W m the courts, was let to Hugh Murpt terial is stone., how ever, after a bull-doz ing, it is ol the part of the contrac it was made to aj that stone tory, an a ment ing held at Pomy & Sog should not be paved until had won a effected ta meet- some widened at ot strect company was teacks. The last partof this are nent wias insisted uno because othe 2 the street car compas would utilize the pav- ing stones for which the ta The car company has not as’ yet secured right of w o+, they not laid their outh Eleventh street aud yer, vesterday, Murphy com- weneed to unload liis paviug bloc ng t streat,s and it is clamed for laying them immediately. the citizens indignaut and they have banded to get 1 advice with @ view to obtaining an injunction to r strain the laymg of the stone. The facts presented to the attorneys 2o to show, in the estimation of the latter, that the contract in question has been procured by fraud and can Da set aside. 1t is claimed that n majority of the owners of the froutage on the street, he purnosc of his has wade comprising about 1,700 feet, had ¢ ready signod for eypross blocks and that the petition ad lln'd witli_ the city engineer. which the people had a ¥ paving expired on the 4 th of last Apri petition was seen in th » wd while that absent in the astern one two ol Councilman said take the document it to:somebody. On the follow: 1 of May, the petition for stone od. This was after the li ordinance. If these facts be true, has no right on the str the courts will hav; Murpiy o, but it is thought to act in the matter, Ploughing the Waves, A storm at sea means inevitable ness for oc N travel The vibration of a steamer’s screv s asove trinlto any but the strongest stomach. plicing the wain brace,” as the imbibition of 'a glass is jocularly termed by s tute for the swallowir tranquillizer of scu-sic sca-sick at ivcompars ¢ stomachs, Hostet ters, which no comimercial - traveler, tou ist or invi 1d be without the brin, uakm e atedious land journe N cated stimuldnt of ! efticgey to t 16 preventive of malin sther complaints to wl infegtion, as #1 hardship, water wnd iiasma-tanted. vapors ive rise. It renders b ter drin} i 1y for diso , and for kidbey A B & M, Attarney Se mate and I¥ John Daw , Was attorney for the B. & M. vai t that polut and in Harlun county. On the 17th of Juie he ar. his city’an his ‘way to Chicago, he was going 1o settle npsomi law ess und estutes : here that Ne had charge of: belore him tod long the g turough prohibition low the bavs of the city and b ced of friendly assistanc ame fre noy of the cit] Daywson bered up aud, was le to g0 -on ast After * aridiving In “Chicago and . .be- fore . ‘he . finished up- busitiess ho went on a pretractéd drunk and while in tuat condition was relieved of a’'lar N nt of exebango paper (ot be ‘had taken with hinf te into'cush to be used m 'settling up hig Albusipess. After Lie had begn away ! days Brs Dawson, his wife, who had been left at Alma with she five child of “their -family, be cauyg much akormed about her not Having heard from him s got a friend of his to go to Chicago and sce if Any accidént had befatlen him, A detevtive was employed and after working on the case for some’ time he learpod that Dasvson had.left the city and gone west. * It was alse learned that he had been ' in Omwlia on his. return, “the 25th of June, husbind and during his ab. ] A letter has siuce been. received, by friends River. EXPRESS ORDEIRSS. We will send packages containing suits of clothing, clotns and woolens of all kinds kept in our establishment, to any address in Nebraska, Iowa, Dakota, Colorado, Kansas and Wyo- ming C. O. D,, giving buyers the privilege of examining i arrangement people living in distant towns can obtain every advantage of seeing any article i otmerchandise in our stock at thei~ own towns, examining the same before paying for the m'and * | if not nerfectly satisfactory, returnine goods to us at our expense. Money for all amounts ex- ceeding $10 may be returned at our expense. TRY THIS ARRANGEMENT. For years we have sent goods all over the United States in this manner by express with the most satisfac- tory results. You take no risk. Examine the goods, and return them at our expense if they do not please you. FREELAND, LOOMIS & CO., Corner 15th and Douglas Streets, - - Omaha, Nebraska Dawson's in Lat Portland, C awson) is on his ment land. country was not live in it Duswsoi 19 ve stonped, cost hiu £1,600, He his family will no this little spree: State' Natia €0 out by the S{ja land, where he intend. of business, i 0N Wi, od since she has from and fee! sure he return home in a very shorp time. He had 81,600 in moncy with [, and his_friends think tha as that is all gonc ! 0 his famly and noglocted law prac The payment of the exchange paper Mr. Dawson had with him when he wend to Chicago has beew 80 that his little vacation will only +is & man of meaus, and ot suffer financially from rnal, Good-Bye. The State National bank has concluded to and on next Wednesday the directors will meet to effect this purpos he office used by the bank has been ren 1 Baukin, wmmediatcly el STIFFNESS: SecicSerercsy a!=“SnR£TimaA Prwrwk ERIECTLY Walznos, BuTs, SWELLINGS ‘nla SUPe‘yar"[’ePn)fll’)Gnhj DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. THe CHAS.AMOGELER Co. BALYO. o For The The ‘The Nervous Debilitated Aged. Medical and selentific skill has ot last solved the problem of the long neeled medicine for the ner. the aged, by vous, debilitated, and be: ombining the on the kid %, liver aud howels, reinove discase, vestore streugth and renew vitality, This medicine is p;aine’s elery gmjound . 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