Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1888, Page 5

LINCOLN NEWS AND GOSSIP, A Move to Establish a Law Depart- ment at the State University. NEW NEBRASKA ENTERPRISES. Incorporation of the Norfolk and Southwestern Railway Company — The Marble Dealers’ Convention —General and Personal, 1020 P Stre LixcoLy, Nov, 16, For several years past there has been a great deal said about the advisablity of a law department in connection with the st versity. The only reason that this matter has not been pushed is because it has been thought that the opportune moment h not arrived; that it would be the better plan to ground the departments of the university es- tablishod bofore adding others of insser im l:m( 06 Agitation has, thercfore, been ept down from one year to another, but in view of the fact that ‘more of the abler and better educated young men of tho state are secking the law rather than any of the other professions, anew interest ha nawakenod in the scherne, and there is some of its success Thore are many reasons urging i1ts neces sity. Very many of the lite graduates of the university who have chosen law their profession, have becn comy from home, from year to year, to acquire the training and knowledige 8o essential for suc cossful practice, and the law depart wents of Ann Arbor, lowa City vard and Johns Hopkins reap the rewa credit that ought to rest with the state’ chief institution of learning. Hesides, it is urged that the various departments are now 80 thoroughly established that the law de partment can be added without pressure, and that the university will be greatly benefitte by the addition. Lite graduates who would delve the mto mysteries of Blackstone can finish the chosen profession at home, and without necessitating an expense that ought not 1o attend the life work of legitimate heirs of n state's educational system, It will also be urged that the state has a suffh cicnt library to mect the wants of the de. partment for many years to come, and that the only expense to the state additional to that_already known will be to sustain a law faculty. It is thought, in view of the needs, that there will be no dificulty in securing the necessary appropriation at the hands of the next legislature, and this claim of the university will b urged by resi dent members of tle house and sen ate, and by others whose attention has been dircetly called to the subject. The proj bids fair to give the stat slebrity, and if it wins will keep Nebraska's lezal fledgings at home Laxcors Bureav or Trr Ovana Bar, } ssurance NEW NEBIASKA CORPORATIONS The proverbial enterprise of Nebraskans is again indicated by th icles incorporating the Bemis Park company aud the Yankton, Norfolk & Southwestern railway company, filed with the seerctary of state” this morn ingg. The objeet of the park company is o acquire a tain tract of real estate in the city of Gmaha, known as College place, and that part of Mércer park lying cast of Pleas ant street, in all about fifty and to lay out the same into a ate park and to vacate any adjacent prop erty affecting the object of the com pany. Ito is stated that por tions of the real estate described, may be subdivided into lots, blocks, parks, streots and alleys, all of which is to be imvroved, paved, graded, planted in_trees and other wise ‘fashioncd and made attractive and beautiful. The company authorize a capital stoek of £400,000, which is divided into shares of §100 cach and $%60,000 of the sub- seribed stock is to be paid in on or before the B1stof Docember, 1888, The following gen- tlemen are the incorporators, viz. George P. Bemis, Samuel D, Mercer, Idward D, Nash, John D. Howo and John H. Dumont The railway company organize to build and equip a voad from the ri Missouri river, opposite Yankton, the county of Cedar, this state, through Knox and Pierce counties to Norfolk, Madi- son count pital stock authorized 50,000, divided into 2, of £100 cachi. This corporation was organized by James H. Teller, John M John P. Crennen, William F. Beadle dwin H. Van Antwerp. TOMBSTONE DEALERS (0 The convention of the 's and dealers of the state elosed to-day. A ver manct organization was cffected. ‘Ihe meet ing was harmonious and _appreciative of the business and social interests of the craft. It was the sensc of the convention that legisla tion in this bebalf is necessary in the state. Under existing laws they bave no claiu upon goods after thoy leave the d hands, and consequently, they have been at the mercy of the unscrupulous. A resolu- tion was passed sceking to have the legisla ture of the stato interest themsclves in their behalf, They ask that a law be passed that will proteet them from dishonest purchasers. Charles Needhart, of Brownville, was elected permanent chairman, and J. H. Meyer, of Grand Island, otary, The r tailers'of the south were represented by the following representutive dealer A. H. Brown, Red Cloud; J. M. David, York; J. Broulette, Schuyler; J. E. Lut Blair} M. D. Lennon, Hebron; Kimball Bros. Kein and J. T, Sheehey, Liucolu Couroy, Fairmont; R. M. Lo Hepresentatives of wholesa . who were also invited to attend, were vresent as follows: T, Dunlap, of Bagley 4 Nuson, Chicago; W. C. Crosier, of D. H. Dickinson, Clicago: €, J. Field, 'of Chicago Marble company: C. C. Goodell, of Peoria Steam Marble works; Ed McLean, of the Cincinnati Georgia Marble company.! VOLITICAL GOSSIP. has been more or less talk during the last fow days among politicians reg Senator Manderson, Do uot think oue, it Mandorson will haveit all his own way, Formy part, I cannot see how ho can consistently lay l‘l\\”” to general support, He will have but a_singlo vote from his own county, unless democracy's ship is capsized By the contemplated contest, It is all non ise to stand up and claim that wan out grows the boundarics of bis he This can only be truo when home support continues allegiauce. Presidential candudates don't go into u convention without the support of their states with any assurance of suceess.' “This kind of logic is not infrequent n the corridors of the hotels as the senatorial con test is canvassed from night togmight. A great many think that Mandersort will suc coed himself on the first ballot. But the opposition casts sharp cyes to the windward Th o fight bre and it may assiumo more interesting proportions than the one witnessed hero two y CR(TEN CITY NEWS AND NOTES, Hou, I. M. Raymond will not be averse to bewng prosident pro tem of the senate. It is said that ho has aspirations that way There aro still thirteen counties to hear from before the ofticial vote of the state can e announced, Tho republican presidential ticket will hug 25,000 plurality awful close. 1t proved 1o be n winner Church He is the earth 1o be cut of politics. coln again to-day in_ close somo of the state house ofic is after game of somo kind Prof. Valentine, of Nebraska City, onc tho faculty of the new colloge at that pluc was in Lincoin to-diy, He was here on bus iness connected with his work. Ho is oue of the progressive educators of the state A numbor of the university students thirst for oratorical honors, A meoting was held this afternoon av the chapel to soe what could be done towards university students tuking a place in the state organization. Old students seem to think that there is too much sugar in the undertaking for the glory assured I'he Weslevanitos have organized aud will take part in the next contest, which takes pince some time 1n Jauuary, id Christine Dahilberg were ay. Judge Ste nse and tied the kuot tun busband and wite. The gentlemen interested ican Exchaugo bink Leld o morning to complete the or rangemonts were made o fu the room thac the company has selc the Sheldon block for business quurt will be done on or before the 1st of January Towis Grogory is president, 8. H, Burnhum cashicr, and I M. Raymond, M. L. Easterday, Gregory and Dalk., in ox on Lin with Howe *flippest” man Ho was in conf uls. Mur. of made theu nthe new Amor ceting yesicrday aniztior hish and fit up ted in Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid {n the blood, which Hood's Sarsaparilla weutralizos, and thus cures rhoumatism. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1848, | bought th | it in building FLORENCE LAND SQUARBBLE, The Oty and Citizens Engaged in a roperty Contest The city of Florenoe will soon be the scone of abig real estate war. T deu this fact was obtained Thursday, and will, all probability, be followed by much more until the courts settle the dispute. A large vortion of the land np there is city property, which is now claimed by rosidents, A special meeting of the city council was called weoks ago, for the p: of taking action with regard to the proper auestion, One of the most valuable parce 1 that of tho Florence park, which was leased last spring to the stock holders of the Florence base ball team, with certain privil eges. At the end of the season Mr. Tucker, the proprictor of the Florence hotel, who was one of the stock holders purchased all the shares in the concern, pay the holders some cents on the dollar lumber with the view of util 1 store, While his teamsters 1 in removing the tumber a M red on the scene and informed the land on which the grand stund was belonged to her and that she for bid them taking any of the lumber away Tucker informed the marshal, who proceeded to make inquiry. The White famiiy had almostcompleted a fence around the grounds, and Frank White, the ol son, was emphatic in s determination not to allow them to enter upon the land. The marshal was consequently obliged to urrest him. Young White isat present contined in the Florence jail ng Wore engag White apj the men that Tost *‘Happy is the man who has his quiver full of them''—of bottles of Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on carth for pain. Price only cents, Mothers should never failto keep Dr. Bu Cough Syrup convenient in crder to relie their little ones of cough speedily and sure 20 cents, ARMY - HARPSHOUTERS. e of the I nnnlr‘--l of Colonel Hen- ry's Annual Target Report This interesting :m\l valuable document has been submitted to the department com mander. It shows that the progress in rifle practice has been constant from year to year. Tn 1565, the figure of merit was 60; in 'S6, 2; 187, 73: and this year, nearly 83, This progress, Colouel Henr is due to caro ful instruction, untiring zeal, energy and work of theoficers and the enthusiasm of the enlisted men Fort Laramie, Colonel Merriam, has gained most since last year, and Troop I, Ninth cavalry, and Company 1B, Seventh infantry, aptain Hughes and Licutenant Booth Colonel Henry recommends that every shot fired hercafter be counted, instead of, as now, picking out the b res in a large number; that a new carbine be issued to the cavalry,and that they be not required to com pete with the infantry and use the rificasnow done. He believes every enlisted man com ing to or returning from the ritie compet: tions should have commutation of rations or money to buy meals, and not, us now, ear, ing his food While the poorcst emigrant has his regular meal at every eating station. It is also recommended that the targets, repre senting men kneeling, lymg down and stand ing, e used at individual firings, instead of the’ bull’s.cye target with circles. These gure targets are used in skirmish firings, and have caused the present shooting at a figure, such as would be represented in battle, The department of the Platte wi bly lead the army in skivmish firing, and be second in individual firing, being lowerod in the latter by a few who failed to do as well as the majority. The recommendation that atthe end of the season, at all posts, the companies have a competition, will produce good results and be of great interest. There are many things to be grate- ful for,if we would but think so, and among these are the introduction of Van Duzer’s Flavoring Lxtracts somewhat less than a third of acentury ago. If there is a cook in Ameriea, professional or otherwise, who has not ted and is not ready to avouch the excellence of these well known preparations, she or he is wofully behind the age. No chem- ical or other impurity contaminates them. They are simply delicious. says, 1 proba BLRGSTROM PANTALOONS, Thieves Make Break to Possess Three store, at 11 th o S. J. Bergstrom’s L shortly before noon yosterday, ostensibly to purchase some clothing. One of them got behind Louis Brash, a clerk who was showing the goods to the othier two, and slipped a $7.50 pair of pants under his coat. Mr. Brash suspected something was wrong, and noticing a de- cided bulge on one sideof the fellow’s breast, threw open the latter's coat and discovered the pair of pants. Brash then seized the fellow und shouted to Mr. Bergstrom to close the frout door. The crook struck Irash and managed to bresk away, all made for tho ' front Bergstrom, however, stood uard, but the three \‘l/\il him and ate struggle ensued. Ve & choking they man: d o ove plucky clothing man and get aws them ran west and south, and t had taken the pants started cast on and Mr. Bergstrom gave chase, m rawsing the cry of “stop thief" A large crowd joined in the pursuit and enjoyed the asure of sceing Bergstrom atch the in a chicken_coop in th i r den Musec. The thief sl k tne policeman who arrived ut this time, but the ofticer, with a few effcctual blows of his club, subdued the fellow. At the police station he gave the nameof Charles th "wo of one who IParnam, cunwhile Mothers Read. of SANTA ABIE Goodman Drug Co., to refund your money if, after giving this California King of Cough Cures a fair trial as direeted, it fails to give sat- isfaction for the cure of Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough and all throat and Lung trouble When the discuse affeets the head, and assumes the form of Catarrh, nothing 1s so effective us CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE. These tions are without cquals hold remedies. 1 ab #8100 o age, Three for# .~ ; BAD UNITED STATES OFFICIALS, Kumors That the Grand Jury is Now Considering Their Ofe nors afloat in government eir- o effect that before the present fod eral grand ju wpletes its labors some mat ters of a se nature will e brought betore the public. It is whisperad that evi dencee is be compiled sub mitted at au early date, to the grand jury, WainSL W0 postmasters i the rural districts, and one jrailway cle The dopartment of inspection was visited by u reporter, but none of the attaches would advance any iuforma. tion that would either direetly confirm, or deny the reports, A certumn oflicial admitted that ar of cortain governinen would likely follow, when the presen submitted its report. Owing to the tion exercised in kecping the details secrecy, nothing further coull be obtai conncetion with the repo The proprictors have nuthorized v ational which will be sts din aftor nature th Dy, Jones' red we's own ramedy, is n be taken by the 1 Drug It is by man gots hest clover tonic pure most ney i 05, Goodm copying ulits, An Impromptu Geyser, Yoaterday moriing the nain on South ghteenth, velow [ and a stream of water over thisty feet high pourcdout, A hole about cight feet across the paved streot by the pressure of the escapiug water, and the cedar blocks were sent flying in all directions, causing the people in the immediato vicinity to believe that Omaha nad added a geyser 1o its othor attractions, “The water company wis notified of th tion and promptiy attended Lo it was torn in We are going to have a million subscribers by New Year's; and how are we going to get them? We have now nearly a million. Three great numbers: Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, six cents each at the news-stands; no more than the usual numbers. For ten cents in silver or stamps we send four numbers, September, October, Novem- ber, December. That's how the million subscriptions are coming. Send the silver or stamps, Labiss' Homr Jounat, Philadelphia. SWIFT'S SPECIFIO 1s entirely a vegetablo preparation come tatning no Mercury, Potash, Arcenic, of othe® polsonous substances. BWIFT'S SPECIFIC Tlas oured hundreds of easca of T'pithelios w3 0r Cancer of the Skin, thousands of cases of Ecrema, Biood Husmors and Skin Diseases and bundrods of thousands of casos of Sorote wla, Blood Polson and Blood Taint. BWIFT'S SPECIFIC Has rolleved thousands of ¢asos of Moren. #al Polsontng, Rheumatism and Stiffncss of he Jolu! Smurraxooo, Tro, Junodr, 1888-Guwitt Bpeoific Co., Atfanta, da.—Gentlemen : Inth ‘-rly Vart 5t th preseni year, & bad o lood boldon appearod upor me. Bipou poiton spfeieed L a1 et today 1 feel greatly tmproved. [ am sulll saxing the modiolng nd shall cuutinue to Sountil Tam perfectly well. I believe1t w SHoct a porfoot cure,’ Yours (euly. Dog, P HoWARD, 111 Weat BLxth 8t Coramia, 8 0. 3 1558-Tho Swits ot 1O perianent re- prosoribad by my a dozon bottles of )7 1 ai a3 woll &a 1 over my 'life. T am sure your meodicine and I would recommend 1t o any 1 from any blood dimuse. Yours 0. . HUONKS, Conductor C. & G. It. R TWACo, Texss, Moy 0, 18%—Gontlomon : The wife of’ ono O My customors was terribi aflicied With o Inathsome Skin diseasc, thol Governd her Whola body. She was confined & hor hed Tortovornl veam by this afictio and could not holp heraslfatall. “She cotl ot sicep trom a vlolenticching and stinging f tho skin. The disease baffled the akill o np physicians who treated it. Her husband an Nanlly glving his wifo Swift's Specifio, 14 She. comimenced. to 1mprove ainia im Eicdiately. and In& fow weeks she was A cntly el She I8 now n Bearty o king lady, with mp trace of the aifliction ours very truly, P.‘Skaas, ‘Wholesaly Drugkist, AUstin Aventa llet from any physician. 1 took ove JourS. 8.5, and ras | cured m one sufl sruly, 1 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dissaser malled froc. THE Swirr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer & Atlanta, Ga.; Now York, 756 Droadwi AST ALL PRECEDENT. OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated by the legis! for Educational and” Charitable pury and its A part « it State Con by an overwhelming popular TRAORDIN A RY DRAWIN Annully (e and Dacemb, NUMBER DRAW- )¢ the other ten months wn_in public, at the Orleans, La. INGS tuke pl in the year, Academy of Music, t we supervise the thy and Semi-An @ State Lottery i T person manage anc control theniselves, ani that the sum 1 with honesty, fairness, and in d all partie s withorize > use this certificate, with fac company signatures attached, in its adver- similes of ouj tisements " COMMISSIONERS, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will y all Prizes drawn in The Loulsiuna State Lotteries which ted at our coun: tors, R. M. WALMSLEY, P PIERRE LANATX A A, BALDWIN rleans Nat'l CARL KOH Bt Nationa) Dtk MAMMOTH DRAWING In the Academy of Music, New Or- leans, Tuesday, December 18, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $600,000. 100,000 Tickats at $40; Halves $20; Quarters, $10; Bighths, $5; Twentisths, $2; Fortieths, §1, LIST OF PIRIZES, 00,0 15 OF 200000 15 £ Ok 1000 18 0 1. 00) Aro. ¥ bo prose at. Bank, k. Lonistana at’l Bank 1 PRIZE 1 PRIZL 1 PRIZ 800,00 20000 0000 0,000 1,00 ,00) (0,000 o 5000 00 wre 51,000 400 are 20 u APPIONINATION PRIZES 705 of 81,04) aro #100,000 1705 of B0 are K000 Prizes of 400 are 0000 Tres NUMBER | ERMINALS, ot #500 are Prizes of 400 are Two NUMER TEOINALS, Prizes of & Prizes of 200 ure 100,000 #0200 3500 $150,00) 10,000 $2,116,500 furthor 3,146 Prizes, amounting to £ FOi CLU I ATES, or dexired,” write legibly (0 (hi un ersig AULLIE YOUT FCRIIEN 3w (L TR, County. Siret i nunbor More rapi roturn il delivers will by ne il g Sond AL New Vork Exchane EXDress (at onr ¢x OF M. A, DAUPIIN Washangton, b, ¢ Address Registered Laters fo Fatriy, who Aro i ciirge o1 Uhe AR i, I8 & guir unten’ of absolite togrity, that tho nsibiy NOTES, Expross Money Ordors. of 0 Carroncy by 4 AUPHIN, New 18, Lt £ Gen o Pros chnricred rights aro w0 10ra, bewird {tution whose Righost 0o urts GOLD MEDAL, PARI BAKER'S Breakfast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which tho vxcess of Ofl ias been removed. 1t lins thres times the strength of Cocon twized with Starch, Arrowroot or Suga, and 13 therefors far Woro economie L. costing less than one cont @ cup. It I8 delicious, nourishing, strengthentog, easily digested, and admirably adspted for invalids ag well as for persons in healt Sold by Grocors everywhere. GENIUS WITHOUT AMBITION Is Like a Cannon Ball Without Powder. &y MORAL:—A man that will pay $60 to a Merchant Tailor for a Suit or Overcoat when iliar garment for less than half that price, has either more money than brains, or he does not best advantage. he can buy the sim use his wits to the Workman and Independent Man, Tt is to your interest to call and see our extensive stock of Fine Merchant Tailor-made Suits most skeptical observer and inveterate bargain seeker is sure to be snited g Owing to the heavy consignments, we have lately received from our cffer these goods at the following VERY LOW PRICES. OVERCOATS. $9.80 buys a CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $20. $11.80 buys a CASSIMERE OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $22 $13.78 buys a good CHESTERFIELD OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $ $18.00 buys afly front WAKEFIELD DRESS OVERCOAT, which was made to or $20.00 buys a KERSEY OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $40. $24.00 buys gents thronghout t and Overcoats; the he couniry, we will 28, der for $30. a Satin Lined MELTON OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $80. $28.80 buysa Silk Lined TREBLEMILLED MELTON OVERCOAT,which was made to order for $60 $30.00 buys the finest SCHNABELS CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $68 $88.00 buys a fine BEAVER TRIMMED (SHAWL COLLAR) OVERCOAT,which was;made to orde for $70. 40,00 buys a FUR LINED OVERCOAT, which was made to order for $53. FALL SUITS, CORRECT STYLES, Elegantly made and Trimmed. $9.80 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. $11.80 buys a One Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22. $18.78 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $28. $16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit; which was made to order for $30. $20.00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $40. $24.00 buys a One Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $50. $28.80 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, sack or frock, which was made to order for $ $30.00 buys a Crepe Worsted, (imp.) 4-Button Cutaway, which was made to ordel PANTALOONS Of every description of goods and any style from £3.00 to $10.00. A il (e | sl il e Sl e ed, from $16.00 to £40.00, TO IMPROVE A FIT MADE They must be seen to he apprec ALL ALTERATIONS FREE OI B0, r for $06 CHARGE. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 FARNAN STREET, I119. OMAHA, NEB. El The AlIel‘ln.ms [RCLARKE ESTABUSHEDIKEI 186 So. 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