Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1888, Page 5

BUEL FORCES A SETTLEMENT, Ho Scoures Dameges From the Mis- | souri Pacific Road. HIS ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR. Incorporation of a New Banking Com- pany—Supreme Court Matters —Lincoln News and Notes of Interest. LixcoLx BOweav or Tite Oxana Bee, | 1029 P Staser, The Hickman railroad :nh«'minn will now die a natural death. The diflicuity between Friend Buel and the Missouri Pacific Railroad company settled. Friend took a bold stand not only controlled the situation, ed an equitabls scttlement. He ppy over the result and is dounly proud of his brave wife, yield the fortto the enemy when her husband was under arrest or service of an injunction This afternoon THE BEE representative sought an interview with him and elicited the following been and but has you have been hav- ing a lively at Hickman the past few day “Somewhat, yes sir; believe that tho ad reason to \h«.un Pacific rail- roaders had no right to enter upon my | farm until they had settled thc damages done me was made “Kinaly give me your v matter, if you will*" When the rixln—ol- for th with me f when the grade sion of the purpose of sottli of-way nacross my failed to agree. They wanted to| ay me about half the real damages done, and I re- fused to accept the proposition and con- demnation proceedings were taken. The grade was made across my the face of my protest, and I because I thought I had to. Trests case was de d and I found out that a foreign corporation had no right o acquire property under such procecd- ings, I bided my time, aud not in vain. for the right- Please explain more ell, when I heard that the track- layers were coming I consulted the best lawyers in the hulll.‘ apd they told me that they would have no right to cross my line without my consent, and that I would be justified in taking extreme measures to protect my property. On the approach of the trackwen I pitched my tent on the grade, just inside the wire fence on the east side of my farm, moved my family into it, unfurled the stars and stripes from the center pole and pn'p«\h'h to live and take it easy. When the railroaders approached they evidently thought that a picnic was be- fore them. I guess they changed their minds, however, for they soon found out that [ meant business. I gave them fair warning, b v. tried to be gentle- manly about it. “Did they make any attempts to go on with the grading?” “At first they were inclined that way, but I convinced them that they had better go slow. 1 told them that I would protect my farm with my life, and I meant it.” *But th Missouri Pacific fellows caused injunctions to be issued yo nml also your arrest, did the, Oh, udge Field issued an in- juncti or last Monday, but I promptly countered it with one from Judge Chap- man while my wife held the fort, as you newspaper men cail it. No; she was ot afraid and she stood in front of the tent and held the whole mob at bay.’ ““How many men were ther ““At least two hundred and fi{lv' ghe had the nerv y. do it at your peril, was blood in her e just what she sai but say, ‘pass and _you and I tell you there e. My wife meant She held posses- sion on two different occasions. I was arrested on two different occasions and had two injunctions run upon me. The Jast time I'was arrested for refusing to obey an injunction order, and my wife was arrested with me. The railroaders scooped the tent and were on the grade at work before we got out of sight.” . “That was yesterday, was it not.” **Yes, sir: the sheriff brought me to Lincoln and we were taken be- forc Judge Field. He asked us to promise to obey the order of the court, or to give bonds for our ap- pearance in court. We declined to do ikis, and he ordered us committed to the county jail. Our children were with us. ‘The sheriff, however, thought better of the matter and took us to a hotel, v\hure we spent last night very pleasantly.” “You have made a settlement with the company, I understand? *1 have, sir; the Missouri Pacific paid me £5.000 in cash to day, and the com- pany can now go its way in peace. I think I got a just settlement,and I am satisfied. Church Howe adjusted the matter. I would have staid by those fellows all summer. I was protecting my own property, and I had a right to assert the right of possession. his is all there is in the matter. Mr. Howe was fair and just and I thank him for his kindness. He had nothing to do with the matter until to-day. BANK OF ASHTON. Ashton, Sherman county, is blessed with a new state bank, articles incor- porating the same having been filed mth the secretary of state this morn- q The company authorize a capital $20,000, and the articles provide that er cent of the amount shall be paid in hand on the date of business com- mencement, Ordinary business rules will govern the banking company for a period of fifty years, Lee Love, Arminus P. Cully and Horatio Smelser are the incorporators and owners of the stock, in shares of $100 each DISBURSING PUBLIC FUN. The board of public lands and build- L gs held a regular meeting at the state ouse this morning. Aside from the regular routine business transacted the board an order allowing John Lanham $10,800.41 for work performed d material furnished on the contract r improving the capitol grounds. This is & round sum of money, but the improvements about the capital build- ing will probably justify the outlay. Yet many Lincoln citizens proaounce the work useless extravagance. THE SUPREME COURT. In the supreme court to-day Mr. J. Hall Hiwcheock was admitted to prac- tice. The following cases were disposed of: Rathbun vs MoConnell; motion to dis- miss overruled. Wilson vs Ellsworth; . motion todismiss overruled. Lorton vs Russell: leave given tofile certified bill of exceptions. Geyer v Parker; argued and subwitted, Motions for rehearing were overruled in the following cases: Child vs Baker, Western Insurance company ve Timm. OITY NEWS AND NOTES. Alfred Anderson and Mary Brangston were united in marriage this morning by Judge Stewart. Mr. Anderson isa prominent citizen of Baunders county. Some of the Lancaster county poli- tieians are ‘sad and others are happy The uomination of Mr. Conuell gives % | home who refused to | | spread | down men met me | general satisfaction at the Capital city. B, Hubbard, of Nemaha county, 8 able member of the t legisla- was in the ecity to-da; Mr. Hub- clerk of prol ture, this r prominent newspapor was THE BEE h Thomas of Gage ac at man and ther humors the bloo take Hood's are pr— | TRICKS OF THE REPAIR SHOP. Ways Uscd Save Time and Make Money. w York Mail 1t is ttle bits of practical scien- knowie V\h"ll he is le xrxv\ng h workman in a gen Third stance,’ ays of doing mind, is to w 'r with w to the place w and drop a hole, in a shop will A whal ¢ in using a y people don't kn can be down 3 These bows u ially have the end, b ¥e | of the whale end in boil bending it around and holding it until it is cool times I have I ko a mixture that 2 1 mix one ounce of wumm-(.r fopper. irter of an ounce of alum, half nful of powdered sult, a gill o ar and twenty drops will make the hed off quickly it frosted appear- n 7 he An Absolate Onre. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an abs>lute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chappes tions. Wil positi Ask for the ORIG! MENT. Sold by cents per box—b A Litlle Folks® Magazine: 2! r a small band acked the town of Gamla nd, on the Sth of June, l\)«i m' forced to retire after a sharp num th the loss of -one r. eight men and a boat. Though he B fleet (to which they be- longed) had been sent to the Baitic to destroy shipping. coast towns, nets and other unng-.—(lu property in most cas of “poor fishermen and farmers— the Finnish fol all ho tile acts, and rais ument on the spot buried their dead foes. he date 0' the names of the s the monument v meun, whether friends v feil in battle, and a forcign coun- try has given them a record Every Sth of June the tomt flowers. Such a g tribute to the memory of invad stands almost _alone in the whoie nals of war. Itought to be added t there were many in Engle plored the cruelties inflicted on the nocent sufferers by these attacks, Mr. Joseph Stu helped to raise fund of £9,000 pounds te 1i distressed in Finland. 3 deed may have prompted the erection of the monument. and touchin Thousands of Dollars are spent every year by the people of this state for worthless medicines for the cure of throat and lung diseases, when we know that if they would the new California dis: tion and kindred complai this pleasant remedy find ommended by ministers lic speak the Golden St an Drug Co. at #la born case of catarrh will umb to CALTFORNIA C C Six months’ treatment for mail $1.10. A The New Home in the Wheat Beit. The world is led to believe that the wheat capacity of the northwest 1 exhaustible. The fact is that nor Minnesota and Dakota are p through the same state that so Minnesota and Iowa have suffered whereas the average wheat yield used to be twenty bushels to the acre, and farms produced as high as forty bushels in the Red River valley, the ave yield of the state now but twelve bushels. It costs $ to raise an acr of wheat. Where is the pro! The history of wheat jarming in other portions of the coun- try is this: The prairie lands, the first year they are broken, will yield twenty bushels. This, perhaps, ‘pays for thie farm. The second year it is & little better, This pays for the ma- chinery and buildings. The third year it falls off somewhat. The fourth year is still wo The sanguine farmer says, “Well thisis a bad year,” and tries it again. It is still worse, and so on till the farmsare actually mortgaged for the living expenses. I cheerfully recommend Red Clover Tonic to those suffering from troubles of the stomach and liver. Iam now on my second bottle and it makes me feel like a new man. C. M. Conner, Nashua, Ia. C. P. GOODMAN, Agent, e Tired of Life. Louis Porchert is now confined in the county jail, aud is a sufferer from a severe fit of temporary insanity. He came 10 this city about two months ago, and since that time has been & cook at the Mil'ard hotel. Porchert says he has suffered so severely from heart disease that be has no desire to live any longer, and had procured a pistol with which to take his own life. He was placed in the jail for safe keeping. He has a family living in Michigan City. They will be informed at once of his condition. Porchert yesterday was in a perfectly rational condition and very thaokful that his friends had placed him' im jail.. He will probably be released in a day or two and re- turn to hus work, — e Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Whea Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ‘Whea she was & Child, she oried for Castorie, ‘Whes sle became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castocia. by Skilled Workmen to | & 1 astonishing t & physieian, who poaths, 17 bis aivice T went rd Spris . ‘Where hls cou o e i The next sprin: on my fece i ba throwing After taking & thorough o od etr ng I mmead it eartainly 1o a sy NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MiLLION DISTRIBUTED! Comp the Drawings t are condu: ted A taith toward T dra ries which may ve p "GRAND MO rm DRA: n the Academy ol Mu-ic, leans, Tuesdar, Oct. 9ib, 1888, CAPITAL PRKLE $300 000 100,000 Tiekets at Hzlves $10; Quar deths 51- & Express a0 Or M. A DAUPHIN, Washington Address Heglstered Lgtge[s Jur exfenze w Urleans, La. to BANK, Do REMEMBER g e In chisrge of L a re t or. any B3 OF ABOBTmOUS schie SOME DOCTORS honestly admit that they can’t cure Rbeumatism and Neuralgia. Others say they can but—don't. ~Ath-lo- phio-ros ‘says nothing but — cures, hat's the secret of its sucoess. Years of trial have proved it to be & quick, saje, eure cure. mtats THEITNLDP)IUHDS co. 112 Wall St. N.Y. EABURY'S READY MADE ARD PLASTERS in the hous: g the summer menths,that ay delay in prompt ving sudden atiacks of « 1 \(urhu\ Cr £ other vilent p iins résulting from overindulzesce m Green Fruits, Stale Vegetables, EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOX Drinks, Ice Cream, &e. These Plasters are ready for imimed ate use: they represent the very best l.ululy of mustard, and never adl 10 act promptly. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Every intelligent tries to impress u atrons the importance ot keeping the air of the sick room pure and un- contaminated. This can be done by ourning HYomoNAPHTHOL PAsTiLies, which will quickly render the alr pure, fresk and - vigorati tup in neat tin boxes and soll by Druggists at 25 cents, or seat post poid by BEABURY & Joussox, N TEADY EMPLOYMEXT and enerzetic lady canvassers or other towns. Wiihagear found | Cuicago. Iil. Givex immedi- stely toreliabie iding in th murp.n.:g::eu-u alood . . Address PPLY CU. 22 ifth Ave., ll'fll FREE. HOW TO Al'l. Iced | “Prysician | v THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF < all and Winter Suits! —AND— OVERCOATSY EVER BEFORE GAZED UPON IN THE WEST AT THE hing Parlors 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 Three Doors East of 12th Street. Omaha, Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to State Line. | To Gilasgow, Belfast, Dublin aud Liverpool | Frun New York Eveu Tussdar, aud & JOHN BL | HARE teduce JUSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1573. Nos, 303-404-170-604. NORTHWESTERN M!L!TARY EGRDENY, iniles north of Chica Full Corps of Experiénced ln- “ourses of Study. r I Hoxes, Pri Mnrgan Park Mmary Acad oy t Ilnr; Roardiag School in the West in; F. . HL ST H(!l!‘l K UHIGN‘BOLLEGE 0F LAW. ars address i 'When the Baby Crics, find out why. There iy reasofl If improperly nourished, {t1s its on telling you so RIDGE’S FOOD makes healthy, joyous¢ékfidren. Try it. W'flfl.!l AND '[Hl!hlf Z Advertising bas always proven successful. Before placing any Newspaper Advertising consul LORD & THOMAS, ADVEETISISG AGENTS, 45 8 43 Randolos Sirwts CHICACO. PENNYRO' AL WAFERS are For sale aud by mail by Goodman ua Co., -oaha. .\e!\. PA_T"EH;,.,.‘:&:&% T&‘um. Ig Gn LD PEN GIVEN AWAY. l'nnu-\mrn- “Weekly Hougsrrap,” Omaba, N THE XO0ST PERFECT OF PENS { Piid u.( \pllnl aLs FoR | of the GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, BAKER'S Breakiast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pure ch the cxcess of vea. Tt has three Arrowroot or Sugar, re far more economi. less iham one cent @ It is delicious, mourishing, uing digeated, and admirably adapted f alids as well s for persons in health. S0id by Grocers crerywhere, V. BAKER & C0, Dorclester, Hass cup. Neu ul\ \a mal Bmk uuo.ooo 50,000 Surplus. . , Cashier, Banking Ofice— THE IIISO N BANK, VepEtiAL DEFARTMENY FOR LADIES. | INVESTMENTS fo securitios, we shall be spond with you v ».. CEAVD WARRAN TS AND SURIE. SA KEANEE Banxens, RICAGO sucesns PRESTONMEANEG. l. Y. Office: 2 Wall St., cor. Broadway. ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL. T. E. GlLPIN, FIRE | NSURANCE BROKER, Room 63 Traders' Building, CHICACO. Rejerenses—Metropolitan National Bank K.G.Dun & Co. Tha Bradstreet Ca chester D T 'LYBR & GEALY. Chicage, B Mg, tr 14 B0 DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Hablt, Positively Cured by Administering Dr. Haines’ Golden Specifie. inacup of coffee or t wledge of the person taking it; abs aless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whetiier the patient 18 a moderate drinker or an alcobolic wrecs, Thousands of drunka ave been made tetperate men who baye taken Golden Specific in their coffee with- out their knowledge and to-dsy believe tho: guit drinking of their own free will. 1t never pYstem once tmpregnated Witk xln or e CHICAGOQ Avo MORTH- VYESTERN | £ i Council Bluffs And l}hmagn. take tor Des Motoes. Marshaitown a6 Coanoction with thoss OF sl Indianayoits. Clarinnact Pyt yranto. Montr. hia. Baltmoro. Wash: Zast. ASK for tickets via S NORTHWESTERN' dation. Al ieket VILAON. ul Pass' Agent. cmafl St 1 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, Blufls to THE EAST TWO THAINS DAILY NTWEEN OMAILLL AND COUNCLL BLUF Chicago, ~AND— lllwukn. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Belolt, Winona, La Crosse, And all other Important polats East, Nertheast sae !“\hfin A S n.. Valiman Sleepers and the Suest Dipieg Oy J ?TULKH L (e fll“ll .‘U'Hl RN, o Tonkee s 0 "flu‘f'fl'f “hy. a0d every Rnu P bsansirs By Soditeius adpior i.:.mw Acsistant u-u Passenger cket Ryt 'rza -c-.m"fi?&""‘é‘u-.. ul’llogl—‘n.wn Bags CONBUR P CONSUNP. difference n.-.nn or WHO has failed to cure Offices and private. -rn:ou Sontemplatt | < I, Slarke's osiebra ‘p Bchn-roalahs ! LARKE. e 1yl¢umru.umy mve future suffering a: ame, and joam 1o Tee e Bent U ifats el e Medicine and WHHI- (stamps). g n-w €re, secure from exposure. Hours, §t6 012 Address, . Sunday: F. D. v ' luhmwwx Atio, 1L Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? A Proprietary Medicins that neew bus & wcied to prove its worth, I, Calender's le Lirer firs. The Only Distilled Bitters Btates. The omly Bitters l"(‘l)"I b3 v.lm United States’ infernul revenne Tore as’y. an f! tary Medicine. Lawfully Patented., No. tent 149,673, Contains no fusil otls, ll' substance or lecisive in s or Yellow Ja Remaiutes Bowsie, Tavisass very Otres b vor, Son the Kidneys, Improves the Ay pet Qm‘x .-w..‘;: the waole system. J ‘E a fre Gaye "N active Left Liver Bittors are sold in Omaha. Neb., by fallowing drugyists: Richardson Dro Whoiesale, f0 ntere Wholssale, 107 tie drug intercst of Nebraska. He WOODBRIDGE BROS,