Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1889, Page 2

| s BOWO tio. PRI TIIE WIITE CADS. | Horrible Atrocitles Committed Portione of Western Iowa. In SCARLET FEVER AT WATERLOO. Bloux City teal Estate Men Arrested On a Charge of Swindling—A Child Seriously Burned-—- Hawkeye Notes. A Case For Forr Dovor, Ta White Caps Jan. 7 ial Tele gram to Tis Bre. |—Considerable excitement provails among the farn part of Pocaliontas county outrages that boir rpetrated there, Ba ck yards are ghtly visited © pome unknown t cat the auimals 1) of Lawrence ¢ t and pitehforks and o of young colts i Spe s in the woestern are 8 and ho mal I'he far number A brutal manner that some of the anin 1 from the injuries while othors are shock maimed. The stock yards of Albert Thompson, a neizhor of Carey's, was also visited with similar results. ~ The farmers are organizing for mutual protection from the miscreants, and Betive measures are being taken w discover thom, If canght the culprits will be harshly dealt with, the whipping post being strou advocated by the indiguant community. reants, als Scarlet Fever ac Waterloo. Wartrkroo, Ia., Jan, 7.—|Special Telegram 1 Bk, |—The city health oficor reports ses of scarlet fever in this city since December 2, 1385, The majority of this number are now convalescent. Three finstoad of six, as reported by a local phy siclan last night, have dicd. Two wore children of G. Wilson, wha were troated by mistake for measles, one dving on Christmas eve and the other the following mornin The older sistors of the decoased girls had, during the illncss of the latter, carried milk o nearly forty families, thus affording means for the Spread of the discase. The closing of the pubiic schools was simply & precau tion, It feared that among those who used the millke delivered by the Wilson girls, new cuses may de e disease has not et, and owin to Stringent qUArANLINC rogu lations probably will not, become general, to seventeen ca The A. O. U. Masox Crty, la., Jan, gram to T Be The rec decision of the Towa supreme court in the famous A. O. U. W. suitis attracting considerable com nent throughout the entire state. The out Some of the lowa trouble canuot now be de termined. In an interview R. J. Miller, £ditor of the Towa Workman, the ofiicial fournal of the state A. O. U. W., expressed the belief that there will be an attempt at Feconcilition and a compromise of the trouble, and an ultimate reunion of the two factions. He seemed to think further that the loyal branch would have to come to terms with the so-called scceders, or ol {.uu business inlowa, since under the he loyals could be enjoined from transacting ny business in the state. The loyal faction s u membership of abont 3,000, while the Bo-calied seceding branch has'nver 9,000, Of the former ouly about 500 belonged to the order prior to the split, which arose over the perations of the relief law of the supreme cague. A meeting of the exeeutive com fnittee of the scceders has been called at Cedar Rapids on the 16th inst. A New Air Line Railrond. Des MoiNes, I, Jan. 7.—[Special Tele gram to Tire 38e, | —A dispatch from Web- ter City says that surveyors are atwork here laying out a route fora new air line ailroad from St. Paul to Kansas City. The proposed Jine enters the state west of Lake Mills and Forest City, ih Winucbago county, bout midway between the Northwestern ind the Minneapolis & St. Louis. It crosses he Milwaukee at Britt, Hancock county, 0es thenee to Clarion, in Wright county, ind at this point strikes the Gibson survey, d will follow it to Boone, and thenc ingonally across the state. The chief engi eer, Thomas Hohnn, of Minneapolis, say hat the route will be located this wi vork will be commenced on the construction the spring. W. Split. Spacial Tele - Attempted Suicide at Ax1TA, la, Jan. 7.—[Special Telegram to M Bee.|—Mrs, James Purvis, living two miles from this place, attempted suicide on Baturday by taking “rough on rats.” Medi ©al assistance was promptly summoned and aved her life. The attempt was long pre. editated, though no r on for it can be sigued. ' Sho has an excetlent family, und highly resvected Injurcd by an Explosion. Des Moines, In, Jan. 7.—[Special Tele- g:nm to T Bre.)—At the Eurcka coal ines to-day Chancoy Bedding, a married man, living on the bottoms, and engaged at work there, regeived several injuries from the explosion of a blast. Three ribs were Eml((n s head cut, and he was badly cut rom his head to bis hips. It was difiicult to etermine just liow great were his internal juries.or What his chances of his recovery re. Charged With Swindling. Siovx Crry, In,, Jan, 7.—[Special Telegram o Tux Bre.]—T. F. Howard, of the reai es- gate tirm of Howard & Kearnoy, and a gawbler by the name of Frank Lovett, were arrested to-day on a requisition issued by the governor of lowa. The two men are charged ith frand in selling to J. C. Cammings, of uluth, forty acres of land within the city mits of Sioux City to which they had no tle. The land in question 15 worth about 10,000, The sheriff left with his prisoners for Duluth this evening. Horse and Rider Kil Drs Moixes, Ia, Jaw, 7.—(Special Telo- gram to Tuk Beg.]--The body of Manuel Avandus, a Mexican living two miles east of Ottumwa, was found yesterday morning in Big Ditch with the body of his horse. 1t is supposcd that as he was returning home Sat- urday night his horse went over the banlk, ‘Which is very high, kl]”ll).’ botn horse and man, Ho leuyves a wife and family. Oharged With Crookedness. Dus Moixes, ., Jan, 7.—[Special Tele- gram to Tup Bes. |~George H. Cowles, ex- wice president and manager of the Oscoola bank, now in tho hands of @ receiver, has ! ®een arrested, charged with crookeduess, 1d has been bound over 1n $3,000 bonds for is appearance. At the conclusion of the ial Justico Trent held him in bonds of ,000 for bis appearance at the next term of A Ohild Seriously Burned. Avooa, Ia., Jan. 7.—[Special Telegram to Que Bee)—About 5:30 ts evening, the fittle child of A. Heitsman was seri- pusly burned while playing withmatcles. A pliysician was summoned and everything done o relieve the little sufferer. The in- guries are not thoaght to be fatal, Killed and Mutilated, MARSHALLTOWN, [a., Jan. 7.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee)—The report has just eaciied here of the finding of the dead aud ‘mutilated body of g man by the Musquakil ‘Endians on itock Creek, in this county. Tho Ssesgorvner and u party bave gone to the scune, W From all reports the body has luin there A Mason City Pastor Resigns. Masox Ciry, Ia, Jan. 7.-Dr. L. A. Hall teudered his resignation as pastor of the Famm church of this eity. It is understood hat ho hus accepied & call from Beatrice, e e Sulcide of & Defaulter. Asauarp, Wis, Jan. 7.—M. E. Gaffucy, lng connty clerk, committed suicide ,;tly shooting Limself in the mouth this mora He was about $3,000 short in his u £/ Mouuts, uad this, together with severe sick Beds, Wnduced the MH THE SUGAR SWINDLE The Victims Giving up all Hope of Re« covering Their Money. NEw York,Jan. 7.—The Evening Sun sags The facts being constantiy brought to in connection with the sugar swindle indi @ that it will not be easy to persuade the victims that the affairs of the cor vere to have given the protection to their interests, Tt nificance in the records of the dents of the company that is of interest. R N. Woodworth, first president, served in that capacity for over a_yoar. When treas. urer Robertson returned from Europe in the summer of 1335 after an absence of se months, he found that Woodworth appropriated @ large amount of company’s funds to his own use. His resig nation was demanded and vice president Cotterill succeeded him. It now appears in 1516 one Willmam Henry Cotterill decamped from New York with over 10,000 intrusted to him by clients for investment. He left $is wife and family destitute and was una ble to return to this cot nntil after the death of his swindled It seems that President Cotte S the sugar company, is more fortunate than any of the others con nected with that concern, a8 it is said that he sold every sharc of stock that he owned while it was at the highest price. DerrorT, Jan, 7.—A special from bor says that Mes. Friend and her relatives, the Howards, have mortgaged —their prop: erty at Milan, Tho correspondent has sc the contract botweon them and the Sugar Refinery company, and st is the most one-sided affuir he eve the advantage being given to the There is nothing in it stating that raw sugar shull be used AT "HOME. residentelect to Be Visited By a Delegation of Klectors, IxpIANATOLIS, Jan. T.—Among the callers on General Harrison this afternoou was M. J. Pickering, of Philadelphia, president of the Commercial Travelers' National Pro- tective ussociation President Pickering is determined to spare no effort in the prosecu- tion of the movement to induce the next congress to amend the inter-state commerce law s> 88 to add ad ditlonal exceptions permitting the granting of concessions by railroad companics to com mercial travelers, Noxt Monday, the 14th inst, is the date fixed by law for the meeting of the presi dential electors of the states to cast their vote for president and vice-president. The clectors of Tllinois and Ohio - have sent w that immediately upon concluding their business they will leave for Indianapols, where they will be met by the Indiana el tors, and as one body of the chosen repre- sentatives of three great states will out to Genoral Harrison's house to p respects. Ata meeting of the Indianapolis ministerial light \pan, s0 managed as slightest 0 is & SIg two presi Ann Ar. HARRISON association to-day, Dr. Lucas read the paper of the day. In it, reforring to the inaugu ball, he said: “Those who favor the ball ought not to say that those who opposo it are puritanical; neither ought those who oppose the ball say that the other is secking ularity with the world. Let charity charac terize us n all things.” THEY Sullivan and Kilr - WILY FIGHT. in Make Their Ar- ngements at Toronto. Torox1o, Ont., Jan. 7.—John L. Sullivay accompanicd by several prominent backers from Boston and New York, arrived here this morning. At the IRossin house he met Kilrain's representatives, W. E. Harding, of New York, and “Parson” Davies. of Chi cago. Arrangements were made that the fight’ shall be for $20,000 and_the cham It isto take The next Heposit ot 5,000 is to be made. ivith the New York Clipper April 15, when the final stake: holder will be chosen.” The referce is to be chosen at the ringside. Articles were signed m blank by Kilrain, and after being filled up to suit Sullivan were signed by him. The fight is to take place on July 8, instead of tho 7th, as first announced. The ring is to be pitehed at auy place within o hundred miles of New Orleans. - Dr. Kenington, specialist, 1020 K st., Lincoln, Nebrasku. Do ‘Washburne Get: a Black Eye. Sr. Pavi, Minn., Jan. 7.—[Special Tele gram to Tue Bre.|—Wm. D. Washburne, the Minneapolis millionaire, was hustled out of the race for United States senator to-night in short order. Colonel C. H. Graves, of Du- luth, and D. F. Morgan, of Albertlea, were the candidates for speaker, tho former rep- resenting Sabin and the. latter Washburne, Graves was the winner by a_ vote of fifty to thirty-six. All that Washburno can do now will be to prevent Sabin’s re-election by a combination. Ignatius Donnelly,the Shakes- perian iconoclast, holds the key o the situa- tion with twenty-three votes. These will never go to Washburne. With a proper div- ision of the spoils, they can be thrown to Sabin. The latter is claiming to-night that he will certainly succeed himself. - About_Horses. Zulu Magnetic Oil cures rin spavin,sprains,ete. Ask your dr - The Visible Supply. CiicaGo, Jan. 7.—The visible' supply for the week ending January 5, as compiled by the sccretary of the Chicago voard of trade, is as follows: bone, ggist, Wheat. . 3 Corn. 3 3 ORGS o0ees Rye Barle L 100141000 000 Pears’ soap secures a beautiful com plexion. —— The Alaskan Inquir, WasIxGToN, Jan. 7.—Inquiry into the al- leged outrages on Seal Island and the opera tions of the Alaska Commercial company was resumed by the house committee on fishories this evening. Several officers of the revenue marine service and ex-treasury agents were examined, and the testimony was tially in contradiction of the nowspaper r ports of alleged outrages by the employes of the Alaska compar Oh, if1 only had her co Why, it is easily obtained. zoni’s Complexion Powder. - The Weather Indications, For Nebraska: Light local snows or rain, slightly coider, winds generally north erly. For Towa: Light local snows, colder in northern portions, slightly warmer in south east portion, variable winds, Decoming norti- erly For Dakota: Light local snows, slightly colder, winds becoming northwesterly, - I«,lu,m!ulh recommend Tonic to those suffering from troubles of the stomuch und liver. [am now on my second bottle and it makes me feel like u new man. C. M. Connor, Nashua, In. Goodman Drug Co. - A Hookkeeper Flies. CiEVELAND, Jan. 7.—Harry G: Crobaugh, cashicr and bookkeeper for Hopiins, Par- sous & Co., insurance agents, hus fled the oity, a defauiter for at leust §5,000, and per- haps more, SICK IIEAIJAGI'IE ~——————p—1 Positively cured b these Little Pills, They also relieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsia, In. digestion and 0o Hearty| Eating. A pertect rem| cdy for Dizzluess, Nausea| Drowsiuess, Bad Taste) I the Mouth, Coate Tongue, Paln 1u the Side,| TOKPID LIVER. ‘They| Purely Vegetable. - - exion! e Poz- Red Clover » the Bowels. | SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE., SMALL PRICE, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: AT egipning of the International Day Bicyele Race. At2:30 p. m. yestorday, Colonel W. F\ Cody, (Buffalo Bill) fired the pistol, and gave the ward go to the startera in the groat ternational six-day, eight hours per day, bic race for the championship of the world, at the Colossoum, The starters were Charles Dingley, Minniapolis, Minn., W. F. Knapp, Denver, C Charles Ashinger, Cleveland, O., W. F. Morgan, London, Eng., T. W. Eck onto, Canada, Miss Louise Armando, Montreal, Canada, and I “unknown,” Omaha. The race is for the git-hour championship of the world and roceipts, which are to be 1as follows: 1" 15 per cent; sec- tuird, 20 fol 10: fifth, 5 per Miss ando, the lady rider, was swed 100 miles start by the other contest und by shov sterday will them ride their lives to The r hands of gentlemen has fair sritism will be shown »mbs and D, Fran HE COLOSSEUM. Six- rat rih win Who w treatment, and no Tges are W o I The Koy, H kahbiten, ‘and 1, L Howiand b in a creditable manner. The was an exciting one among U a, Dingley, Morgan, Knapp and the unkuown, Dingley set the pace most of the day and avery hot one it proved to be a8 the score below will show. If any keen core of yesterday for the balunce of ok all provious records will be broken, The unknown was 4 surprise to every onc. Time and again Dingley, Morgan or Knapp wotld make a_ spurt gain a lap on the stranger, hut without suceoss, held his own with th il times. "The total 8 1 tho clost lst as follows: stant f fay ill ra He nigint was Miles Laps Dingiey..... : : 0 Mor : Knavp Ui llhlln\\ll . Ashinger . Fek . Armundo. The score of th' follows ‘leaders by “hours is as Miles Laps Pirst hour...... 1 coud hour I'hard hour ., il 1"ourth hour 4 Fifth hour + Sixth hour. .. . . 1 Seventh hour ) Lighth hour 1 e contestant Tast night for the tour-hour amateur chumpionship of Nebraska was Lew Plescher, who covered 61 miles and U laps. The entry for to-night is J. The winner is to reccive a handsome gold medal valued at $100, presented by the Collosseum association. The attendance last night was Kood, and would have been much largor, had not the cable cars been stoppad running by an accident at the powar house, “The Stowaway,” at the Boyd last night, attracted an audience which filled the house. It was a demonstrative audience, especially in the upper tiers, the ogeupunts of which de manded and were accorded, reluctantly how- ever, a number of recalls. “Ihe Stowaway" is a melo-drama. It abounds in exciting incidents, though its plot is somewhat jerky. The hero 1s a very good anda very much abused young man. T¥ evil geniis is a very bad young gentleman who hestitates not before deserting and murdering his wife, and scheming to unlawfully posscss himself of the heritaz of the hero, who has been wilfully descrtod by s father As in every melo-drama, the characters in *“The Stowaway" have a faculty of appeariig when and where they might pected. As in melo-dramas, also, they ave inspired with sentiments which do not often find expression in every day life, while their actions almost _closely border on almost ex- travagant exaggeration. But people have not yet tired of the melo-drama, Many appre ate it, for the sake of the days that are gone, while others of a later generution, fly to it as a relief from the farce-comedy,with which for years they have beensurfeited. Those seck- ing a society play in *“The Stowaway"will be disappointed. But those who w clean, well-presented and_interesting play, an afford to witness it. The company is not a great one. Some of the members n: excused for suggesting this estimate, beciuse ey shuve to struggle with characte even'genius might fail in malkin ing. Asawhole, however, factory presentation, the men espe distinguishing themselves being Mr. 5 as om Ingliss, Mr. Mark Lynch as Charles Stherington, Harry Hawk as the Stowawuy. Miss Marion Elmore assumed an impossible male character, but was greatly applauded. “The other ladies had little to-do, the heroine, Miss Helen Weathersby, who is murdered il the third act, being somiew! uk in the scene preceding the tragedy. The mounting of the picce and several of the scts were plauded. interest- is ver; warmiy ap- THE REALY MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Dur- Yesterday. J A Mcshane to N E Barkalow, lot 4, bik 1, Boge & Hill's add. . ] William Coburn to T ¥ Dupiis, Tot” 8, bik 54, Florence s d. % F E'White ot al to (0 Tot i, Pelham Place, w d 0 H Ballou et a to 'V Delirine blk ¥ Ambler Place Patrick [aad company to 1 J Thompion, i0is 1, 2, and 4, bIk 114, Dundes Place. Schull ind wife to T Olson, w 50 ft of Hamuiond Place, 3,500 son, lots 1 and 2, blk 6, W H 1 Sixion 10§ P Wd.o... © Morion and wife to I G I Mellvine, lot 4, bik 31, Ambler Place, wil... 3 M Spettai and wite, w0 Bartlett’s add, w 3 IhEkor ok w40 3, Astioford, iois ii whd 12, blk 431, Grandview, w d © E'Wincotb ot alto & Hardini, 1ot 1 blk i, Cotner & Archer’s add €8 Montgomery and wife to L A Groff, und b 1ot b, iteed’s second add, wd. .. M M Carr to O F Goodman, east 30 {t of & 90 £ 1ot 6, ik 3, 80 Omaha, w d 8 B Rogers und Wite to 0 Johnson, souti % lots 1 und 2 Vik 00, Credit foncl W A Ovdous (o'A L, Ordeus, 1ot 10, Bodford Place, W d 3 Ferguson to M C Ferguson, south 14 16t 4, blk 9, Pratt’s sub, w J L McCague and wife to 00 Cosweil, ot5 3 aud b, blk 4, West Cuming add, 'w d.. 3G Jones to A J Groves, tot 5, bik 51, Omuha, g ¢ d 1 © M Engle and wife'to W T Seamin, west 40 ¢ 10t 9, bk * 2,600 MeGuire, se #1-15-1¢ e, 00 ot 1 4,000 70) 2400 blk 2,500 000 145 40 £t 10! E Barkalow to D A Johuson, Rarkulow's place, wd J P Schminke nd wife to M Mortenson, L 30, blk 6, Belle Isle, wd B F Ringer and wife to I R Donelly, ir, lots 16,10,21, b1k 4, Porcland place,and 10t3 2,15, Ik 4, 1ot 1, blk 2, Clifton Hill, wd RE Col to' Corsé & Snap, lot 6, Smith Park, wd 3,006 G_Suapp to J Carse, und }; lot 6, Smith Park, wd 1,500 ¢ Canan o MU Aberly, 1ot 4, ik 5. Plainview, wd 1 D R Archer, et al, to Public Piat, Kent's add, South Omiahs i A I Pennman and wife to L R Hammond, 1ot 2, blk 2, L P Hammond's add, wd. 1 Coughs and Hosrseness—The irrita- tion which induces coughing immediately lieved by use of Brown's Bronchial Troches. Sold only in boxes. 2,000 lot 3 800 160 3,000 - The Douglas County Bar. The Douglas County Bar association has appointed the following committees: Judi- clary--Savage, Howe, Colton, Congdon; legislative—Offut, Webster, Hall, Curtis, Wakeley; inquiry—MecCulloch, Switzer, Ma® honey. The association will meet again next Thursday 10 consider the question of creat ing a wunicipal court and of increasing the salary of the district court judges, J. M. Lanner's stove was wou by ticket No. 18 on Saturday night. e Want Bliss and Towner, There was to have boen @ mecting of tho Evangelical Alliance at the Y. M. C. A, building yesterday afternoon for the purpose of consummating arraugements for the pro posed mestings to be held in the eity during March dext by Evangelists Bliss and Tow ner, but, for want of & guoram, no definite details were decided upon, Aunother meet ing will be held the latter part of the week. Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Rolieves indigestion, dyspepsia, ete. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS Action of the Senate onthe Panama Canal Matter. A JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED, Expressiug Disapproval of the tempt of Foreign Governments to Carry Out the Scheme—Bus- incss In the House. Senate, In the repor Wasiivatoy, Jau. 7 the judiciary scnate bill to abolish circuit ¢ certain district in the U and to provide for sof error. Passed he committec on public lands reported a land district 1 Passed olution nate to-d od back the "t powe 1 States, o rs in bill to establish the Lincoln the te tory of New Mexico. Mr. Chandler reported a re was refc d to the committee on contingent expenses, instrug the committee on the Mississippi river continue its investi ons into the existing and proposoe thods of work, including the joct of the Mississippi river. T'he resolution reported fro on foreign relations in Panama canal, was then taken motion of Mr. Edmunds, the into secret session in consideration of subject “'he scerot sossion continued until when the doors wore reopened. It then found that the di bad beon carried on b Bdmunds, Sherman, Morgan, Jonos of Arkansas, and th tion had been adopted liaving been moditied so Resoived, 13y the senate and house of the United States, in congress assembled, that the government of the United States will look with serious concern and disapproval upon any connection of any luropean gov crument with the construction or control of any ship caual across the isthmus of Darien cross Central america, and must rd any such commection ' or control as injurious to the just rights and interests of the United States, and is a men ace to their welfave, and that the president be and is hereby requested to communicate this expreasion of views to the governmnents of the countrics of Turope. The vote in detail is YEAS. Aldrich, Allison, Berry Brown, Cocroll, Coie. Collum, Davis, Dolph, Edmunds, Livarts, Larwell, I'rue, George, Gorman, Hale, Hoard, Ingalls, Manderson, Mitchell, Morrill, *addock, Puayne, Pugh, Saulsbur Spoone Vest, Wilson (Md.), which ing to whole sub the committee sforence to the up, and on sonate went that 5:40, was ssion S1S, and Bate, Chandler, Morgan, Palmor, Plumb, Iansom, X Sherman, Stoward, Tellor, Walthall, Wilson (Ia.), NATE, Blackburn, Hamptowand Vance, 3. On motion of: Mr. Allison_ the existing dor as Lo the vote on the tarifl bill was ex tended for one duy in consequence of this day's session havini been oceupied by the Panama canal resolution, Adjourned. House. Wasmivaroy, Jan. 7.—Immediately after the readine of the journal in the house tho contest over the proposed change in the rules, abolishing & ¢all of states on suspension Mondays, was resumed, Mr. Reed of Maine, calling up the resolution from the committee ou rules. The loading question being on or- dering the previous qugstion, the clerk pro- ceeded to call the roll.* The vote resulted in twenty-nine less than a majority, and a ¢ of the house was ordered. ‘The call devel oped the presence of 225 members, and further procecdings wnder the call Naving been dispensed with, a vote was again taken on ordering the previous question upon the resolution. Again the quorum faded away, the vote standing yeas 136, nays 15—twelve votes be ine_still " lacking to enable the houso to pro- ceed with business, Mr. Reed moved g call of the house. motion prevailed and another call of house was ovdered. A motion mado by Mr. ijourn was defe: rom now on ti k the time was consumed in succossive to adjourn from various sources, which were all defeated. When 5 o'clock arrived, under the the seasion ended by limitation. The Andersons, from Kansas and Towa, with Lind, of Minnesota, and Lehlbach, of New Jersoy, were the oniy _republicans who voted witii the two-thirds democrats for nd journment. ‘'he ather one-third democrats, cousisting of special frionds _and advocates of tiie Ol \d Union Pacific funding bills, voted with the almost solid republican side agamst adjournment. A democratic caucus was held at 7:30 p. m. by The Sundry Civil Bill. Wasmixeroy, Jan. 7.—The sundry civil avpropriation bill was coipleted to-day b the house committee on appropriations, ies an aggregate appropriation of 5, being §6,121,008 less thau the appro ion for the current fiscal yoar. A num- of limitations upon expenditures are pro posed in the bill, following the paragraphs walking appropriations for pubiic buildings, and provisions fort ation or approval by the secretary of the treasurer of plans for public buildings in advance of ap propriation for the same, or the of any plan mvolving xpenditure for a building th specified under the act m; Appropriation The United States is also to be freed from responsibility for the paving of streets sur rounding public buildings. Commissioners are not to be paid on account of disburse ments for such buildings, excopt for monc actually handled by the disbursing agent, and the government s to be relieved from the legal expenses connceted with the pro curement of titles to sites. In cases of ex ceptional difficulty compensation for public land surveys may be incrozsed to §15 per wmile, 815 for townships and $12 for section lines. Among the items of appropriation are the following: Congrossionul library building, $700.000; homes for voluuteer sol diers, #1,995,860: construction of pi buildings, §1,757,001; syrveys of public lunds #205,00: public #2,215,000, and quatantine servic The the to o' motions rules, announced to be car 22 pri ber “The Den tic Caucus, WASHINGTON, Jar: 7. 'LAbout fifty of tho democratic membeys of the house met in caucus to-night to consider the quoestion how o get around the dificulty in the rules of tho house, which, has epstructed legislation for ‘fhe’ past few days. Mr. Bland of Miasouri embodied views in a resolution deeluring it to be the sense of the caucub ¥uatthe resolution pend i the house sKould pe defeated, but that on th and third Mondays of each month no dilatory '.ulh!\}u”lllh- resorted to in order 1o prevept. tho passage of a measure under a Kuspbusion of t s, After consideravte digtussion Mr. Springer raised a point of ofier'that no quorum was vouing, aud that' less than a quorum could not bind the democrats who were absent or who were prosent and opposad the resolution Cox said he had never heard the 10 quorum being raised in i caucus After some further debate the resolution was adopted. point of ISR He Oriticlsed the Judge. TEXARKANA, Ark, Jan. T—(Special Tele gram to Tue Bsee. |--W. J. Allen, editor of the News, was arrested here to-day for con tempt of court in eriticising iu his paper the action of Judge Mitehell in afmiitin Spear, tne murderer of ex-Mayor Heidler vail. The arrest was made by order of Judge Mitehell, ~ Mr. Max Holzheimer, of Chicago. of Omaha, and now oue of tk ness men of Chicago, is a gue Bergman. - Mr. Holzhgimer intenda to go'into the wholesalg jewelry business. former busi TUESDAY. | JANUARY 8, SUBURBAN NEWS Tevington, ired and eig yartion of th v aud Kk City Kuown reason the candy pulled 1 stuck to the hands 1 foot in the mud. Thero was also a sleight of hand perform ance at the Hotel Nelson the same e ! The same party will show here again next week tended v in above Priday Miss Ny, o 1880 ight was Fwoddell's mpauy being un ball, the lar from Oma some fused 0 0 Tistrict the dist vening Seward, Nob., is Mr. and Mrs. R P. B or The danc: at 'Lwoddell’s hall Be ing was well attended, music b by Mr, N G VPP, Paxto ith the rest Prot and wonderfi Orlando’s m bad corn now ean do well to sell’ their eorn, butter aud eges at home. H. S, Johnson act for from one to five hundred bushols, ners w » 10 sel Fowloer, D. S, Baker is hurrahing Harrison, Morton and prote eight pound boy who cal the morning of ‘the 23d of December Miss St Van Scyve commenced work Enterprise on the morning will be much missed by he for an on not 8o much ‘tion as for vl at his house lla She Barnes entertained a party of fricnds Chvistiias dinner on the evening of tho h James Macauley, Jerome theie father-n-law, Mr, Asa Jones and the thr amilics, expect to move to Oregon soon. They are selling off their stock as fast as possible. odrey proposoes to work his farm of 600 ae He has already hired part of the men and teams necessary Miss Bumma McCoy, of Waterloo visiting friends in this vicinity d Sam Van Seyve took in Omaha 8 Bluffs for his New Year .m‘ 1 and smoked Havanas with an army chy Mr. and Mrs, €. 13, Camphbell_entortained a party of frienas at dinner New Year's day. They know how to luy it out L. H. Wileox und family, who have been staying with thew daughter, Mrs. Baker, tarnod to Fromont on the morning ot the 2d W. S, Boyd, who rented part of Ge Godfrey’s farm last year, will ret Plattsmouth, his former pudce of residence Last weal the mail due on this route failed toarrive. Causc unkuown, Lows Suit fos a long tim s place and one of Mr. Godlrey's reuters, Proposes to move to Newman's Grove, Nob, We learn that James Revel will move to the northwest wad seek a homestead John Abraham is freputed to be losing a number of shoats by the hog cholera. Beardsloy, with has been for a fow Joun a resident of Dodge. ie Poarson was run team and wagon ¢ the main Wednesday but was fortunate without serious injury, Mrs. Sant, who has_been away in 1 since her fathers death, came home on urday accompanicd by relatives The Dodge roller mill has been shipping large col gnmonts of Hour to paints in this state, and is already giving an impetus to the Little V over by a street last inescaping A4 exciting episode attracted the attention of the town gossips on I'riday. Miss Kimble, of Staunton county, came down on a vacation Visit to relauves near here. Mot returning on the e ation of time’ aliowed by a return ticket, her friends became anxious and_ suspicion was arouscd. Rumors were afloat to the effeetthat a cor- tain. Will Linncberry, also of Staunton county, was the fraitful cause of delay. The father of the youne lady made inquiries and discovered that the youug lovers were bent on facing lifo “tor better or for worse” till death parted th Vot feoling sutisfied us to their actual marriaze the irate parcnt pursucd the aready ilying couple,overtaicing them at the depot fust as Willian' was pro curing tickets for ‘a_ride. They protested the legality of their action, and when your sondent last saw them they were em- bracing one another in true honey.noc style, not knowing or caring what to-morrow would bring forth ing and painful death occurred town riday afternoon. A .well-known ncer of this county named John Power, came to sett the Pleasant Valley pre- cinetsome ¢ ago, and had ac- cumulated w uw drinking heavily of . About zo he left hou with & load of oats for Snyder; from thence he went 1o Sein and” finally came to In cach place the appeti nle 110 control him, until 2 sev- d by exposure in the cold dump night the inffunce Such is exp al 15 he had suffered much from constant | ‘ment in his family, and was highly rospected by his neighbors, in Dio- who ossed Pleasant Valley, James Miliken has been on for the past few days. Mrs. Peter Emanuel, who has been so se- riously ill for the past month, is now a little botter and her friends and neighbors cnter- tain hopes of her speedy recovery. Willie Dunker, the oldest son of Diedrich Dunker. wio tus been suffering from a »wih on his side, has gone to Omaha for medical treatment. Miss Nellie Hastings came Lome from North Bend where she has been attending school, to spend the holidays with her par ents, Her young fricnds mude a pleasant surprise party for heron New Year's night. Mr. Black and Mr. Eidredge, of Illinois, ave visiting Captain ears’ people and other friends in this place Walt sund his home I'remont, wh toe sick list sister, Jessie, camo they are_attend holidays with their varents A Miss 1 wanuel, and 1fttle brother, Jolmnic, are attending sehool at Columbus. The Webster cornet band gave a dance on Christmas night at the KRoss school house, A yery enjoyable time was the result Frank Lutz, a brother of I1. C. has be visiting the latter for th hus departed for bis place of busi Kota Prof throa sical eute Lutz, who past week, 58 10 Da family are traveling | this. place and vicinity giving o tainments. They uro fine si a large audicnce whel they ¢ was o pleasant dance at the resi- of James Robertson on New Year's Nicholas and night Springtield, { urned-Over-n-Now. list of vo them is fined o than The memb Leaf club have now completod their resolutions for the year 1839 and ha oun file, If one is broken the offender a sum not less than o p y nor grea a nickel Mrs, Charles rs, of Falls City, ro- wraed, after spending the holidays with parents, brothers und sisters of that place. J. A. Alliend, nding a short vacation her 13, 5. DBrawierhas returned from Missouri where he was visiting friends and relut €. . Crochott, formerly o rosidont | bul now located at’ Obathe, Kan., is shaking hands with every one he meets, The town teachers spent Snturday Weeping Water, attending an institute giv by the teachers of that county. They report an interesting and successtul meoting. - ., H. Dill, of Lincoln, wus in town a few Mr. and Mrs, B. C. Armstrong are happy parents of & ten-pound baby boy, Avother boy nas wade his appearance at the howe of Mr. and Mrs. James Cocherill, Springfield will soon boast of @ first-class photogapher, Jucob Fackler is now repair ing the gallery over Svack’s hardware store. Dayis & Straio were dowg business in Omaia, James Huff and family, of Fremont, were visiting M. ( holson 4 few days. Miss Ella rson, of Ontario, visiting at C. C. Saing's. Pike Chapman and G Sarp's sturdy young weu, to attend the stute normal mainder of the sohool year Phomas G. Shanklin and Miss Nelli Rog )t Crote, is 8| the Can,, 13 orge Graham, two of have gone to e school for the Haze Year's Day ous wore thy ority to were marriod on Now Rey. B. P. Dada. Nume of happinass and pros pathway by the wishios attend their SHE LAID OUT THE WILDCATS Papiliion. s Elsio Hartman, of Fairviow £ 1 friends over Sunday in town, Cam Browie, iday vacation at hom A Dakota Woman Has a Thrilling Exporience. s Vory wsteg who has boen sp. FOUND THEM IN HER HENROOST. noon. Mr. C. 1 last o8 at Hovor of the week Mr J Bellevue town last woek Miss Altha Rharney, who has beon ing her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs, M. P, Brown returned their visit t Dunbar, N rdn Mr. Goorge Ayor from tho | Ma northern part the sta ting Mr f Pou Ayer's family this week boys v Jasperd Mrs. R N. Wilcox was in Omaha visiting wd r her son this week Mrs. Fisher this week Mrs. San . e i friends in Omuha Mr. H. L. Parson left for Hastir day, where ho was ealled to uttend funeral of his brother's dauchtor, De. MeDollana spent the holidays with his parents in Omah Miss Myra Ayer is vorthern Nebraska Mra. George Magney, lier parents the first of ‘the w M. Caivin Jowett visited day. Mrs. Risher and da ing in Omaha th Miss Mamic Biige sruest of hor cousin, few wooks Miss Jessie Clarke is visiting friends in Omaha this we | Miss Lizzio Sponcer is visiting rolatives at 0 iew, Neb., this week. Mr. Wilber Woods, of Council visiting friends in town the first of t A very pleasant party was that given on Now Year's night by Miss Altha Ramov at her father's rosidonce in south Papillion ALl prosent exprossed thomselves as havi had a very pleasant time, oposell Mr. Ota Critehfield and wifo rotur from their visit in the woestern part of Now York Saturduy night h startod Feiday aftornoon to see Lier parents in southern Kansas, Mr. Charles Borgor visited Owahu last week. ailway W county 1, Frod Bufleld ro Year's morning < the sudden death of his youn He left for Mieligan | south line of the st fumiediately, aud his not yeb retuened. Trinidad, Col. Also a lino from Allison Tho hoarts led_with sorraw | BOFLcast througih tho counties of Norton Thursday morning to learn of the death of | &1 Phillips to the north linc of the stato of little #rank Hervinger, Thoug! Kansas. I'he ("Apll.(l stoc 18 $10,000,000. he had won his way to many hearts, and all [ Abe directors are Thomas L.~ Kimball, felt his loss, He had been ailing but a few days | Omaha: David D, Moag, Kansas Cityg ). and was thought to have but u severe cold. | Jansen, Geneva, Neb.i John €. Cass,” Alli The funoral was hold Mriday, a6 8 elock, | Sons ishac Mw]nvvn“ . Hoxio: 5. 0. Wan: conducted by RRev. Hazelrig, of the Chiristain Hoxlg, CHirlesilegSiavenaon Sikiisnall et 2. Scifke, New Alinlo; 13 Grandma_Todd and Gran, started for Ashland Wednesday for a visit Miss May Noyes veturnad to Crets Wednesday 1o continue her studics, having enjoyed a pleasant holiday Mr. and Mrs. . E, Robinson have ones more returned to Waterloo, and will now take posscssion of their new house and bo permanent residents After & Desperate Battle She Ki Two of the Fieres Boasts and s a Third - Flight town, - rday A Dak from Dak., J siay s roine. MANDAN, slogram wost of with his milo {at 1 and v $ \ wifo, . are vis wo little to Ma naine visited ) 1 lidays with tho | Rushing in cated lncorating it te awa ek it'a blow it wiconcious, Anothor of t her, scizing the calf of her righ ting it severcly with its t wolr imed u blow at the boast, which missed it, but the animal boeame frightoned and ran to the woods. The third eat which had been crouching in the corner mediating whether to runor fight, then sprang upon the plucky little housowifo, gotting its teeth entang in her clothing and tearing them amost from et body. Sne succeeded in pushing the in furated animal away from her, and as it Rprang her throat the seeond tinie sho } dealt ita blow over the rght ear which ended its carcer. Mrs. Caspordone was so sme that she foll in o faint and was ied into the house by a neighbor who had been summoned b 1 Sho is still in bed and suf wounds but will recover poisoning wnory, shich sprang at b awm and L wild ni one of its ¢ ribly n her loft 7 the an h reude Cats Bprin i and eut Tho poor ushin sho str visiting relatives in Omala, visited Omaha Satur shtoe Iner ast of the week of Omama, is Anie Gatewood, > visit tho for a 1Ts, was o week: me of ring f 10 hoys. i hor blood > K Jau. 3 L The U with the secretary for a line to be built in Jf the Nebraska company, from to Adlison, Decatar throug the Thomas, Logan, \W as Railroad. ial am fie filed o e to-day lor the Colorado Norton thenes loridan, ion 1Pa of s K u as & Lenora, ToreKa, to I Kun Pelog jtent m ol terlo solv counties nita and ( ¥ to th of Kansas; thence to 1n dispateh New | wost Johnson £ THIE Kansas City yin WIRE. ot left st night charge of the re seted as tho socialist U seat in the depart been candida ment of th a few of s residence Mr. Laurence Hick entertained his young friends at his futhe Thursday evening. red been numerous rious Hoods and lana shides have ocel > south of I Traing b blocked on the railvoads and houses have been flooded » Russian budget is expeeted surplus of £23,000,000 A serions wreel Hlinois railvond articulars, A Paris dispateh says diffeilty has been temporarily erted, all contraclors having consented to 'reccive shares in the Panamn railway as a gauran tee for the sums becoming due to them in the iminediate future, Steamship Arrivale, At Philadeiphia: The Scandanvian, from Glasgow. At Glasgow: The Stato of from New Yorlk. At Queenstown Philadeiphia At New York burg Blair. Our city is unusually ther is being improved roundabout, and they ave pr tor if we are to have any. arc hard and smooth and tr Teut. Mr. W. H. Farnsworth, who has been vis iting in Sioux City, roturied last week. He says Sioux City is baoming. Sherift 1. I, Pavker, of Burt county, passed through town Saturday ovening on his way from Lincoln to Telkanah. Messrs. A. O. Pound, W. J. Cook, ox county clerk, J. W. Henderson, county siper- intendent, and Sheriff Schneider weat to Lincoln to attend the inauguration of Gov. ernor Thayer. Superintendent Henderson attended a mecting of county superintend cnts and Sheriff Schneider a meeting of the sheriffs’ association. The city council walks built and old will be less danger dark, Ou Saturday night, shortly after 7 o'cloclk, as Julius Altshules was going home, some one came up to him and ealling him by name, struck bim twice on the head, knocking hinl down, Two ladies wore coming atong and saw the assault. They screamed, and the scoundrel ran away. The firemen’s New Year dance was quite asuccess, The cash receipts were 3105, 'Pho Kickapoo Indians are here with their famous wedicine. Mr. Nels Osterlund his stock of dry goods. The Blair collar factory alarge business. A me holders was held Monday ni Miss Lauretta Hetrick spent Suturday und Sunday at Superintendent Henderson's, The chuvches of Blair aro observing the Week of prayer with union s s, The « ‘hools begin winter term, wctive, The fine toishbi e by the favmers aring for win e country roads aveling is excel- is reported on the Fastern with a heavy toss of life. No “T'he Panama canal Pennsylvania, The British King, from The Rugin, from Ham- has ordered some new ones 1 to li Happy Twely The Happy Twolv married Indies who hay longer that seven months, now social elub. They meet cvery night in succe at'each one's’ home, nud the hus! "n:«\ulh lady wh turn it is to entertain the club, is requested o absent, himsell for the even The following nained ladies are member Mrs. G. Louis, Mrs, J. IFox, Mrs. J. Harris, brs. A. Harris, Mrs, ). Danbanm, Mres. W. Golden, Mrs. H. ey, Mrs. L. Block, Mrs. L. A%nkelstein aud Mrs. Myers. s Novelty. comprising young beor marvied not is tho and limb after name of 4 Phursday is about to close out nits, seems to be doing I Lt mits were issued ing of the stock The foll ht yesterday John P. Moore, one story frame barn, Fourtoenth aventie and Locist % Dworack Bros., taree 15-tory. frame Awellingz, Doreas near th street Heilman & Co. ono-story framg shed, Gar venue near Sixteenth wing building per 1400 for the “Chree permits uggrogating S Wili Bright, wanted to reprove latter’s severity in - commoenting son's adherence to home rule ples. oman wrote: My futher are not the kind of rs that shoutd be addressed by one statesman to another. Bk i A south German newspaper illustrates the sad consequences of bad punchu tion as follows: *“*After him came Loy Salisbury on his head, n white hat on his feet, largo but well blacked boots on his brow, a davk cloud in his hand, the unavordable walking in his eye a threatening look in gloomy silence A Disastrous Weristox, O., Jan. The business por- tion of this village burned to-day. The loss is not yet known They are trying in Germany to find a substituie for India vubber.” No one who has used Dr. Bigclow’s Positivo Cure desires o substitibe, asit is cmis nently successful in cougrhs, colds, mi all thront and lung disea Goodman Drug Co. of John his father When son Bright, for the on his - The Platte Deitcher grand ball on Siturday wania hall. There couples present. Veremn evenin were over gave 100 pAmLEss “FECTUAI_ ‘Wo RTHI IS Gum:fi,o, EREAT engHS MEDICINE For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Glddine: Ful- ness, and Swelling afier Moals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Fluthings of Heat, Loss of Appetite. Shortness of Breath, Costivencss, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturhed Slegp, Frightful Drcams, and all Nervous end Trembling Sensations, &. THE FIRSI DOSE WILL GIVE RE Ter ] TWENTY MINUTES. This 18 no flotion. 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