Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 31, 1888, Page 5

A DEEP WATER CONVENTION Movement to Establish 4 Harbor on | the Coaat of the Guif: DELEGATE MEETING AT DENVER A Call Issued by the Governor of Col- orado— Basis of Representa- tion—Capital City Notes. LixcoLx BUREAC oF T2 OMana Bam, ) STREET, LiNCOLS. J Governor Thayer to- tollowing paper from Colorado ing the cently passed at the cc Fort Worth, Texas deep harbor cons Denv D eellency Nebrs to invite yo resolutions at Fort Wor Whereas, A west of the M 1029 he governor of | resolutions re- ! nvention held at and ealling foe a sections of Resolved, requested tion to vention . as they may see : it, not later thaa 4\4,, 18t 28, 889, That t eir deleg: nter state In \uurd.m: e with the resolutions by Water at Fort n com- by the hAm'ner of the exchange, inter-state of the ritories west of the Mis- sissippi riv to be held at Deanver, on the 25th day of August, 1888. [ presentation as follows: Two delegates from each senatovial district to be appointed by the governor of the state or territory; ome delegate to be appeinted from each county, o be appointed by the hoard of county con missionars, ov by the chairman of sa board: five delegates from each cham- ber of commerce, board of trade or com- mercial body in the various cities; one :loagate from each pliance with the r committee of the *Denver to that town having a population of three thousand ov less, to be appointed by the mayor or the president of the trustees of such town: in caeh city or town hayv- ing a population of over three thousand inhabitants, one additional delegata for each thereof; torial a tories i L In all cases when delegates are ap- inted an equal number of alternates shall be appointed by the same author- ity. T secure ous : purpose of this conveation 1s to the united and harmoni- action of the middle and western staies in a movement look- ing to the establishment of a deep water harbor semewhere upon the Guif of Mexico. So important will be the influence of such a ha pon the prosperity of ! artisan, miner aad zen of the great west that it should impel every official to whom this eall is directed to take prompt and effective action that will result in a great and an influential convention. Yours truly, ALVA ADAMS, Governor of Colorado. Governeor Tlm)ar desires that the bodies to which the basis of represeuta- tion is addressed shall take action as circumstances and conditions may war- rant, in view of the importance of the eonvention called. and that the state press copy the foregoing paper, 18 SHAVER GUILT The arrest of Rev. F. A. Shaver at Fremont last Saturday by the sheriff of Hermosa county, Dakota, on the charge o{ nbdunnofl or runnisg away with © man’s wife, promises sensa- uo-ul devglapmcnu. Just where the ravponsibility lies is not altogether eleqr to a man up a tree. The father of the girl is evidently with the preacher, and squarely “‘ferninst” the husband of eme short, blissful week. At any rate be is a keen old fellow and I out for emergencies. Fearing that the husband, who had Shaver arrested on the charge of abduction, mifi: seek % have him returned to kota, thus restoring to his arms the wife he had promised to love, eherish and obey, so recently, by power of requisi- tion, a telegram was sent to Governor Tla bearing @ate Hermosa, Dak. ch whh'b was received last Sat- u y night at ten o'clock. It read as follows: My daughter, aged laumtn years, is aecompanied by Rev. F. A. Shaver by my permission and mnmruy He has been arrested and held at Fremont, Neb., on the charge of abduction. Do Dot iswue a requisition for his return un- til I can be heard persovally and by counsel. Ilive sixteen miles from the railroad and will leave here today on the first train going east, and I ask that the cuge be held until my arrival. WHITE BARBERS V8 T"E NEGROES, A case of more than ordinary interest was filed in the supreme court this morning on error from Lancaster county, wherein George Messenger is and the state of Neoraska de- len At x.hu May term of the distriet court of this county Messenger was tried oa sn afirmation filed by R. D. Stearns, tounty attorney, and convicted of violat- ing the civil rights clause of the code of the state. Arthur L. Warwick, col- ored, some time during the past spring. went into Messenger's barber shop and re(ue:htd W be shaved. The request m ):ml & chair im the m.g im, whereu: com- plaint was made whuhp.led to the iaformation aad prusecution by County Attorney Stearns. The trial resulted in conviction, and Mr. Messeu- er was fined $25, the minimum of the !uw the cause i joined for bearing ou ervor befure the supreme eourt, oa the grounds, to-wit: First.—The court erved in ove the motion to quash and the demurrer. Second.—The verdict is not sustained by the evidence. h’rhird‘-—m verdiet is coutrary o w. Fourth.--Thecourtierred in everruling the motion for a new trial. ¥Fifth. —The court erred in overruling the mation for the arvestef judgment. NOTARIES PUBLIC COMMISSIONED, The foliowing Nebraskans were today n‘uhxoned uotaries public by u‘-- Orcl‘ ‘C. Bull, Lincoln, Lancaster county, Jobn M. MeLoud, David City, Butler county; F. B. Harrison, Fremont, , Lincoln, Lancaster cousity; Chauncy H. Norris, Table Roglk, Pawaee county; C. J. Ryaa, MuCook, Bed Willow gounty, Jules A, Saundos, fiudn. Skeridan county. CITY NEWS AND NQUES. Cleck MeCurmey and Comamissicner ana and Van Antwerp, of Otoe county, | such action be taken at once. As will be re- were befors the siata board of equaii- | Dembered, the board's action Cassed o vor zation this afternoon, sought ‘*W b atation of Ote reparad y tender uta pre}uninar) ol has Cobarn’s Hot ot ~F0Lk WEIGHT PURE L L pePRICES CREAM promoted ta of the system, The experienc of others ou will e THE REALTY MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Dur- ing Yesterday “nflmnlm Land € P 1]:‘\ var to Tk 08 Lowe s <“xuhh:vw sadd, w d. ity of Umah to ¢ 84 ot 10, SeM & 0 ry, di B Tots 11,1k, 15 and T Cataipn 2o " Brww to & i Bagon, und 15 o€ 1t add ennan, 1ot 3, der's add, w d Seventecn transfoers Building Permits. The following permits to bu sued yesterday d were is- Lars Peterson, cottage, Burdette George L Dunham, 1%-5u Twenty-sixth and & PRIGKLY ASH BITTERS GO PRICEIDOLLARI o 5:2 7 %R0 oree " CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DlSCOVERlES L Drnham, cottage, Whitney and { ninth Dunnazm, eoétage, Twenty-ainh ‘near Tanth Twenty-eigh Thompson, cottas and Fepuirs, 1 orth Seventeent Vandervern, « s a lage, Pleasans aud nprove 00 ements, 1909 South Ten permits agaregating ¥ 0,54 What a Dunce! I suffered with fever, hot head and foul breath, With stomach disordered—was sick death. I bore it a week—surely [ was a dunce— Then I took a few “Pellets”—they cured me at once. What a dunee,indeed, to negiect such a remedy and suffer a wi ,when quick relief couid have been found in Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgatjve Pelleta. —_— HOGE AND MURPHY ASHAMED, unto The Barlington's Proposition—Other General Items of News. A few days ago the Tuz Bzr contained an item to the effect that a number of striling engineers were dissatisfled with the conduct of Messrs, Hoge and Murphy. and among other facts mentioned the actien of the prosecuting attorney in asking for a contin- wance of their case on the ground that they were out on “the company’s business.” That the lawyer was correct in his statement is conclusively proven. It is fair to presume from information received that Messrs. Hoge and Murphy have had a conference with Manager Stone of the Burlington system he ultimate object of which was to arrive at a settlement. ‘That settlement was a sort of & compromise, as it were, and was embodied® i the following proposition to the men, which was submitted to the recent meeting at St. Joseph and voted down. It was as follows : L That no strikers shall be blacklisted by the “Q." 3. That as many of them as possible shall at once be gven work by the Burlington company. 3. That the strikers sh: preference for two years. 4. That this company shall give all men who quit work February 27 recommendations if they so desire. It is coutended, and indeed is apparent that the adoption of this proposal by the en- gineers would be of no practical bemeit to the striking engineers and firemen as it meant the direct acknowledgement of a de- feat. Noadvanes in salary was promised, and the company reserved the right to em- ploy the men at their own secret pieasure. So 1t was voted dowz. The vote was aimost unasimous. “This,” said an encneer th morning, “accounts for the reason Hoge Murphy were not presems at the St. Joe meeting. They were ashamed to carry such a matier before represemtatives of men who are making a fight ou principle, and men who are aiding them in principle.” It is, as has already been mentionad in tb colums of Tuz BEs, very probable that the grevacce commitiees of the and firemen will have pew chairmen in 3 very short time. These Harvest Excursions. 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