Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1888 "MARRAGE.” D> <> <> e IPRE will travel through life lik: eons.”--Josh Billings. > @ <LN> <> “Marrage is NOT a faleg\;) woman will luy but one man, her Husband, if he is smart enuff to Know this} they 1g Let Us Contribute to Its Sueccess. Are Your Wages Low? Are your rents high? Have you a large family? Have you had sicknesss? THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES! We are sélling elegant MEN’S and YOUTH'S SUITS and OVERCOATS. We've not made any fuss about them, but they're here, good, reliable Honest Bargains of Our Own Manufacture! CALIL. ON US. BROWNING, KING & CO Have You an OVERCOAT? Is your SUIT warm? Is your BOYS’, also? ‘Would you save on new ones? S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas Sts., Largest Manufacturers and Raiailers of Clothing in the World, Omaha, Neb. IQOQQBQOEE K LINCOLN NEWS AND GOSSIP. Interesting Points Involved in an Ice Man's Suit. BOME NEW NEBRASKA COUNTIES omcial Returns From the State Come- ing in Slowly—Reappratsement of School Lands—Supreme Court Notes. " Lixcoux BURAU or TRE OMA®A B, 1020 P Stheer, The injunction suit first brought against tho Lincoln Paper Mills company by Mr. P. H. Cooper, lilustrates the fact that what bids fair to be of great benefit to most people may damage a few. But, nevertheless, property rights must be protected and Mr. Cooper, the man who has packed ice during the winter months to cool the parched gu! ets of Lin- coluites in midsummer for the past nineteen cars, comos into court and alleges that he s expended upwards of $2,000 on appliances for pucking ice, at a pomnt below the paper wills, where the water of the oreek is clear and pure, and affords the best of ice during the winter months. Now, says the plaintiff, oomes tne defendant and erects a paper mill, and digs largo vats and holcs in_tho ground in which the dirty straw, rags and other ma. terial 15 washed, and & sewer, being anoces und ponds, thus making his propes almost wholly 'worthless. The plaintiff stutes that he has remonstrated in vain sgatust tho digging of the sewer. He there- fore prays an injunction restraining further work on the sewer, and an order com pelling the Ligeoln Paper Mill company to change the sewer so thut it will carry the “ailings” and filth to some other point in the croek, below his property, 5o tuat his ice will not be destroyed, and which he states can be done at very little if any additional ex- pense to the defondunts, The injunction was grauted, and the case will be heard. A FAITALESS SIOUSE. Suit was commenced in the district court of Lancaster county yesterday afternoon by Hannah A. Nelson against Jasper M. Nelson and Willisn B. Howard. The relator afirms that some timo ago she gave her husband power of attorney to sell a drug store beloug- ng to hior at 130 South Twelfth street; thut he sold or pretended to sell it to William B. Howard, who is made one of the parties to the suit, but that she has not received any of the proceeds of the sale. Sinco then she has revoked th pu\\u of uttorney, and her hus band, Ji clson, has deserted uusu to provide her with bed and board. The relator thereforc prays an in- junction restraining the husband from re ceiving money from Howard on the sale of lllo perty in question, and an order com Jasper M. to pay his deserted wife a .-mmu fixed sum per week for her support. The injunction was granted temporarity. NEBRASKA'S OFPICIAL VOTR. At noon to-day the seoretary of atate had oived the oficial returns. frafa fi(-bnu counties of the sta moment’s glance over them convinced Tur Bk representa: tive that Thayer's majority outside of Douy las county wauld be 25,500 over MocShane's. Subtrcating McShane's majority over Thay er's i that county and the result will be very noarly if notquite Thayer's wajority in the state. ~ Harrisou's plurality will closely mmxlmuu 80,000 votes. It is thought that ofioial vote of the state ean be an- nounced to-morrow, aad this will be much better thun setimuion NBW STATE DANK. ‘The State Hnn)r of Oxford commenced business at Oxford, I"urnas county, on the 10th of July, 1888, and will contiunue for a period of ten years {rom that date, on & sub- stantial capital stock of §30,000, Articles of incorporation were flled with the secretary of shute to-day. The following incorporators and mombers of the company attest ita sols venoy: W. H. Scarles, George H. Jackson, 8. L. Burson, L. L, Scarles, H. A. Ander- son and B, B, Berson, NEW NEERASKA COUN @he vote in Cheycune couuty her clection was decidedly in favor of sub-divi ion, Fiye countios have been created from the territory within the county named. The identity of ihe old boundary lines has been lost by Deuel on tho north and Scotts Bluff, Banner and Kimball on the west. Cheyenné county oW comprises.the terriory south of Deuel and east of Banner, and a portion of Kimball, oy the southeast portion of the old county. ig rib was also taken from Brown and is called IRockc oounty. Thus it can boseen that the citlzons of thase coun- ties are not in favor of boundary lines large cnough for 4 state. FURTHER REAPPRAISEMENTS ORDRIED. The board of educational lands and funds met to-day and approved the reappraisement of the schiool lands of Thayer county. Under the old appraisement they were valued at $1.50,to #4 pev acre aud now at 87 to 8 Bie b contb b (b on bhts tners be a reappraisement of the school lan: Antelope, Adums, Colfax, Pillmore, Frank- lin, Furnas, Hall, ]lur],\n, Jefferson, Platte and York counties, and it was so ordered. SEEKING FURTNER RONOIS. “The party plums have hardly been awarded by the votes of the state, but for all that the fight has commenoed fo the Speakership of the next gencral nsscmbly. Candidates are alnost as nuwerou they were before the various county conventions, and the contest over the organization of the house already promises to be spirited. The following can- didates have entered for the race, and thoy are going at a 2:20 gait at this time: Cody, ot Howards Nocum, of Aduns: Majors, o Nemaha; McBride and Caldwell, of Lane Pt e Funbed Walsent o Ober Tho general complexion of these Jlads looks somewhat railroadish. SUPKEME COURT NEWS. Stats ex rel Covey vs Gaslin, Roinstated and submittod. The following cases were argued and sub- mitted: Halick vs McDermott; State ex rel Qvier va Harlan county’ Moad vs State; / va Hustings; Willlamson ve rror from the Afirmed, Hellman & Co. vs Davis, Qistrict court of Douglas county. Opinion by Cobb, J. State ex rel Lapham vs H. A. Babcock. Origal mandamus, Writ ailowed. Opin: ion by Maxwell, J. Dunham vs Watson. trict court, of Saundo: wiodified. Opinio loman vs Bodwel?ot o district conrt of Douglas county. Opinion by Maxwell, J Hart vs Barnes, Error from the district court of Merriok county, Reversed and re- manded. Opinion by Maxwell, J, CITY NEWS AND NOTE Church Howe of Auburn is in the city to- day. [t1s whispered that he sccks to bo presidentof the senate. The mills of the po- litical gods tura out queer capers from those fellows who are ovt of politics. The Lincoln woolen mills had their first display of manufactured goods at the Capital hotel, first door west of ‘Tur Lue oilice, to- day. ' It was fine. Tiho underwear made from the fabrics manufactured from Ne- braska wool and fashioned by home hands was equal to any 1 the ln The pastor of the First Christian chureh, Elder Charles Newman, is conducting o series of revival meetings atthe church on the corner of Tenth gnd K streots this week, aud they will prob- ably continue throughout next. They are growing in interest and well attended. Hon. T. B, Stovenson, of Nebraska City, was in the Capital city' to-day. It is sug- gested that he is looking uround for another luvasion of the Missouri Pacific railroad company. Tho line to run from here to Roca has not yebbeen bullt The Willard hospital folks arise to remark that oll Gases which come thero for treat: wont are fivet exawined by & physician, and that no contagious disoases aro admitted. The grounds for the oval of the building, the petitionors to the oity council, Error from the LError from the Aftirmed. Children Cty for Pitcher's Castoria, ‘When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria. ‘Whea sho was & Child, she cried for Castoris, ‘Whoa sbe becawe Miss, sho elung to Oastoria, Whea sho had Childrea, ske gave thom Castoria. DON'T WANT PROTECTIVES, »Anolher Slap to Policemen Under Private Control. Mayor Broatch's attention was called to' 8 circular issued on Monday by the Nebraska Detective association to the busiress men and merchants of Omaha, Chief Seavey was instructed to at once inquira into the matter, and procured & copy of the letter. The information conveyed was to the effect that “the Nebraska Detective association had been established, with head- quarters at Omaha;" that the associatlon in- tended putting twenty-five disciplined and uuiformed men, under chargs of Chief Hastings, on the streets of Omaha nightly from 7 p. m, to 6 a. m. That these men were to in every way act as policemen, and were to protect tho lives and property of the citi- zens of Omaha, or at least that portion of them who would subscribe a dollar a month to the association. ‘The circular was signed by J. O'Connell. * Mayor Broatch was seen and asked his opinion. His honor.said that unless these men were commissioned and qualified in a propor manner he should most decidedly provent their acting as Omaha preservers of the paace. HIS bonor says that he is the only one who has power to license persons for sich dutics as this agency proposes, and that he most decidedly will never grant them permission to purade the strects of this city as police- men. *hief Seavey says: ‘‘Let them try it on, and we'll soon have them behind the bavs.” ‘‘Who breathes must suffer,and who thinks must mourn, and he alone is blessed” who lmcwl that ))llu and suffering can be cured Salvation Oil. Although we have heard persons remark— “Tt is worth its weight in gold"—still Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup is to be had at all drug stores for 25 cents. e Resolations of Condolence. The Omaha Veteran Fiiremen's association held a special meeting last night for the pur- poso of talking action with regard to the drafung of resolutions of condolence for pre- sentation to the family of the late William who for many. years was actively in- g in tho work of the assocfation. The meeting was held in Chief Galligan's office, and was presided over by that gentleman, There was large attendance of veterans, lowing resolutions were adopted : Whoreas, It bas pleased Almighty Qod in the plentitude of his inscrutable wisdom to ur dearly beloved brother, Mr. Wil- st us whilst yot in Whereas, deplore the loss, which we as his associates huve sustained aud mourn with his bercaved fumily the irre- parable loss ; thorefore, be it Resolved, That the Omaha Veteran Fire- men's association hereby expres comniittee these resolutios and condolence, Sorrow lnrumluu Which tnay, in company with his doar ono have sustained; respoct for the memory Which this paza will serve o keep ercen, and condolence’ with all his mourners. He it turther Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread 1ipon the minutes of our associa- tion nd the secretary be instructed to for- ward @ copy to the family, J. F. Saswy, 3. ). GaLLIaAN, J. H. LICHTERBERGER, Comumittee, The Little Secd. A little seod lay In the carter's patn; A littlo oot bowed iu Lo atrong wiod's wrath i A little shrub grew, by its roots held fast; Then u stout tree braved all tho winier's Last. A little cough started—'twas only light; A little cliill shivered the hours of night; A little pain came and began to grow, Then i&unluluplwn lald I‘?hll brave strength ow. Be wise in time. Check the little cough, cure the little chill, dispell the little pain ere the little ailment becomes the strong, umunquurlbls glant of dise case. Dr, Pierce’s Golden Medical Disoovery taken in time, is a remedy for theso ills, Memorial Guns. The following resolution ;was introduced into congress by Geo. W. E. Dorsey, and was approved by July 14, 1870: " Resolved by the senate and house of rapro- sentatives of the United States of America in congress assembled, that the sccretary of war be, and he is hereby, authorized to deliver to the governor of the State of Ne- braska four pieces of condemned iron can- non and twenty round shot, to be used in the erection of a soldiers’ monument at Omaha, Nebraska, This resolution was forwarded to Mayor Broatch who transmitted it to Gover- nor Thayer with the following letter: Dear Sir—I am in receipt of a letter from the Hon, Gec, W. E. Dorsey enclosin a L‘up{ of a resolution which I enclose. Wil you please_make the necessary ruqulslhnu upon the Secretary of War for the cannon and round shot? Yours respectfully, W.J. Broatcn, Mayor. The idea of the mayor is to have a monu- ment Jerected in Jefterson square, thereby improviog and beautifying that portion of the city, Eureka. The motto of California means, I have found it. Only in that land of sunshine, where the orange, lemon, olive, fig and gmru bloom and ripen, and attain their highest perfection in mid-winter, are tho herbs and gum found, that are used in that pleasant remedy for all throat and lung troubles. SANTA ABIE the ruler of coughs, asthma and consumption. The Good- man Drag Co. has boon appointed agent for this valuable California remedy,and sells it under a guarantee at 81 a bottle. Three for $2.50. Try CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE, the only guaranteed cure for catarrh. 81, by mail 81.10. 5 s Inspector Against Plumbers. The superintendent of plumbing informs ‘Tue Ber that the firm whose men did the job of plumbing in £d. Walsh's house, which whs exposed in yesterday's paper, are doing what they can to prevent & plumber em- ployed by Walsh to remedy the criminally careless work. The reason they give for their interference Is that Walsh has not paid for the job bf plumbing yet, and Walsh gives a8 his roason for not paying that the job was a piece of botch-work that has endangered the lives of his family, but will pay them if the work is properly repaired. Superintend- ent Duncan has notied the tirm llml the job must be properly dopg inside of twenty-four hours or arrests will follow. “What is a'Lady?” The mother's question, the daugh- ter's reply, and an aunt's ideas. Thanks 1v1ng Fash- ions—Autumnal tints, incan- descent trimmings, handsome fabrics, bandeau bonnets, sty- lish flat hats, correct cos- tumes, novel corsages, by Mrs, James H. Lambert. Bill of Fare for Thanksgiv- ing Dinner, with illustrations, by Eliza R. Parker. These are but a few of the many attractions in the No- vember number of the Ladies’ Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper, now on the news-stands—six cents. 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