Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1890, Page 4

DAY, APRIL 10, 1890. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, THUI Everybody who ¥ bout it admits its supr s oub me court of the United States in | of those countri the Minnesota cases would he taken ad- | knows anything @ vantage of by the railronds to contest | demoralizing influence. It has 1 nnio M. Hazelton asks the district court | bY @ term in the penitentiary. Now to show from Shevman Hazelton on the | 0 what extremo ends tho funatics of this g uld carry this obnoxious and {nimi- . ROSEWATER, Editor. 1Y MORNINC these days, Ho says little, but he once inn wiila and buys a railroad in the " g iutendent of | for o dive same quickmmobtrusive way in which he | & Oitoular Issued by Buperintenden { ground of desertion and_non-support. The | state v e [ e —— e — e e e - e - e - ! prie AN D A DY TR DRCISION. | i tol " | 3 . , 1 17 . $332.75 qos. Sho says sho storea | fivst offenso is punishable by fine and Tl l F l) ‘\l I \ “‘u ]4 | TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE DECISION. | earvied on in the United States, and yet Calyin's Quiet Way. V \l' R \SI\\ for £332.75 damages. She say | 5 q : ) . ] 4 | 2y N iin st | T Rtionios:: Ja 10 Ameve Biste o bl Pl Trine A A N MEDRADNA. | household goods to that value in defendants’ | prisonment fn the county jail, and for g gine It was plain that the decision of the | its absence is no drawback to the trade The Hod| 4'.‘|r;{ri.-: I‘;’ Alsiveity shient Wi vl\ml;«;. \‘m: nln they allowed them o0 | qacond offonse it is made a felony, punishably ‘ ¥ 2 noved and stolen | * PUBLISHED — | every effort by the states to regulate | for nolaw of commerce or legitimate | purchases @ Mgislature. Public Instruction Lane. | couple were marr u.yn. ‘_-u_\_n.-n-‘r-r' cal legislation, it is but necessary to ropeat T o GRIPTION. 0 0o | tramsportation rates in the interest of | business. It takes no account of su A > L',‘:, fhho, Savs. hor fathar was gompelled 10| the declaration of one of the most prominent nnd Sunduy, One Yeu » public, eclaving that the ques- | and demand. Tt is not regulated by En Hall ol "he defenda prohibitionists in Nobraska, He said: ‘I o 500 | the publ In declaving that the q [ T ) 1piying Tammany Hall, , | down iis job as husband. The defendant is a | i montiis. o | tion of the reasonablencss of the rate of | necepted principle of trade. As a Vorristown Hera ld, HINTS TO TEACHERS AND SOHOLARS, | yowe b on o8 Bhermiun count, iChusas, | we carey thestate, Iwil b favor o scing Eundguy Iioe. One Year el b s ' Py & asiitnon § atce its effect is te It can now be seen hoiv foolish were the - - Lizzie Steward was granted a divoree this | Dakota and .going ber one botter, an Weekly Beo, One Yenr | chavges for trapsportation is one for ju- | wholly arbitrary influence its effect is to PRl l\;” v‘v::_m_" Bt s MaTA Y morninge from hor husband, George F. Stew- | oy g eetf0 L T RS at . OFFICES, | cial investigation, to be determined by | unsetfle values and to produce and New York 'Tan any hall ‘would huve the | Am Occasion Which Teaches the | ard, on the ground of desertion and non-sup- | b Lo T \‘ i Lol Lishgoin, AT DL ZHISHESES | due process of law, whether such rate | maintain an unnatural condition of the | i, PPCE fummany batl & present rate | nig Mind Many Valuables e | port. Howeo 15 Moo s also untied from | 1€ L, v death 1y & Omaha, Corner N and 2ith . A il e T and (00,000, esen! | his wife Mary L., who deserted him sevel ring, Councll ifluifs, 13 bearl ftrset. o | #hould be established by o legislature or | markets prejudicial to the intercsts of | of arrest all’ th membors of Tammany will | sons—Supreme Court Doings yoabs Ago VAT HGHAIOHON: DERSFS. Ut AL awitinet Kew York, Rooms 1 and 13 Tribune Buliding. | # body acting under its anthority, it was | both producersand consumers, Tt isim- | b in jail by |8, Capital City Notes. n':m ymas Price asks the district court v’;‘ prohibition should be carried on in « Washington, 513 Fourtconth stroe | inevitable that the railroads would use | possible that our commerce can be ' ———— i ald him in getting an_accounting _with | | oo iie way—let it be it o b f ‘ 0 I B 0 0 g « FAIE 1 tornar, K. O Abbott Sjeo | Ness-like way-—let it be met through the CORRESPONDENCE. | the right thus allowed them to fight all | sound and healthy while this system o e e ALY | : B o L A Sho e Laut e | Sebyatlve clusbob J8Ad Lot tha. yolitieim ommunications relutiug to news and ductions in rates by state | of gambling is allowed to con- b v ARGV T COL e | Licory, Neb, April 0.(Special to THE | Copipbe ™o the foreclosure of # mortgage | With a vast number of men, it is to but n : [ g The German e : proposals of ¢ ties, 0"be addressed 1o the | tug will open May 6 and | v ¥ < 5 X ~To the officers, teachers, patrons and = e tors O Otos o f the obvious | tinue, and although it may be impossible | wo shall then begin to seo how Emperor (e o P L given by Hugh Lagey on_some Otoe upils of the public schools of Nebraska: The | fHG" 4la morer tor § H ounty | to the oily word paintings of some of thos us used to purchase & | paiq and quasi-probibitionists—the old story Depurt nt autho! egardloss i " :H::» E\P;I;v:r\:{q-}w-wuluvnl'l Justiceof such changes, The decision of ‘ to wholly suppress it, some improvement | William proposes to secure a majority in that day of April fs Arbor day in Nebraska. | quit’ cluim deed from Laucy, when Abbott | e Bhe (sl s o ety s 10 T T Publiahiig Company. | the highest teibunal has given them a | is to be hoped for if it can be checked. body without the wire-pulling genius of Bis- [ While' at the outset ceonomie tree Iulumlln: n‘lurnwll e cuse to the supresng oourt, whove | '\“m‘" .::\.T‘ :..l.'x'."'|“:' sl ,,;, o b, Drafts, cheeks and postoffice orders | or of resistance G g OUT 3 B 1 VIDOroaslY Arcl periva) X | was the primary object and alm of Arbor day, | the title was vested in him. o afterwards | young 1, marvied, tipples, gots I ke fothe ortler of the Come | Dower of resistance to the will of the Of course the bill is being vigorously | marck to ussist him, wdornnient of school grounds, tho homo | sold the land_ for §,340, and now Price wants | weeping wife and starving' childien, o o prny people which the ecorporations will not | opposed by the speculators, particularly Winticn ."“r"m . with many valuable lessons soon followed. I | his share of thi: } home, maltreats his family, loses all | The Bee |’[I|lh\h|flfl. Ulmpmn\. I’mptlt’lfll , | fail to improve to the fullest extent, | the class of large operators who compose ,‘,,,,,,,,:,‘ m.,wl{h ‘:‘.\4, 10 ;.,..,,..-q tl .l( ”Ir‘ : m:. llmlll‘ I( tl|:1 n‘ll: n':::‘ u:{:l:‘\ ;(Mr(‘-;‘:\'” T§ff$l3h;.-,~‘ r\. th. wealth, ruin, dogradation and_doath follo e B W g, Farnan ani Soventeonth S, | The first instanee in evidonco of this s | tho bourds of trade and who have no t0l- | Fielana, Mont. hae jist swrtéd . new com. | 3, 0r at lensta bortion o i, be spent by the | o W othor poinié armived_ ey poddy and | w1 votine becomes with thom & mere mait. ¢ ipplied from Michigan. The legislature | eration for the little gamblers of the | etery with a city ordinance fixing the price of | AN f meeting is being held tonight in the inter- | of sentiment: whereas, if they had the mutt compositions or scloctions upon trees, their ests of the extension of the Rock Island. | put before them by faiv and honest busin EWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION. | of that state passed an ¢ t §10 except to the mayor and coun proper caro and uses, Many small trees are Btate of Nehrask ' | t providing that | bucket shop variety. This opposition, | lot . { vor. 1w ¢ The especial object of the meeting is to secuie (AL LT | the muximum passenger rate between | however, if we may judge from ¢ r | s, res- on, W 5 b y ol oh, | g @ sdokon do! ‘doatroyod by the i men, conservative citizens, they would e » men, who are to have lots at a dollar cach. | annually broken down and destroyed by the | e GShecial ghject of the fiecting i to Socure e, conservativo citiaen they would realiz6 € The exposure of the job created a scnsation, | thoughtlessness of school children. Lot all | §Spe GE G SR ARERE I i gl the | the impracticability and hypoerisy of the ‘ | IR, I Tk focr g of The Bee | any two polnts within tho stato should bo | sions of members of the house committee | e esposy Eiea ! tossniots 1 ohil M : hypocrixy of Publishing Compny, docs salétuily swear | Konit v At S F copt | but the Helena citi sonsole thom. | have & valuable lesson on this day s named whole scheme, and vote to uphold and - roulntion ) 0 conts ¢ e. Before the supre ¢ o, i N pxert | a cit N con J LOWNS nim: ORI bl SIS ULRUA R D il il L I"”_ x‘:"' R ] ‘,"‘f"f ‘,[,I"f"‘ !:'. e 1 |"j.‘]" selves with the evident fded of the fitness of | & protection of small trecs. o Alice A, Minick, in o petition fild in dis- | vance the interests of the peoploand the stat 7 > e S 16 quilo goneral feol- | oy ow tnvolved in holding out an inducement | o Atbo d jorintonde | trict court today, accuses E. T. Huff, his son, T'o revert to the question of our net woy- Tow | Sunday, Murch 20 expected to comply with the law,oratany | in | and M. B. Hubboll of entering into a cont | Iks on tr icy to defraud her, She had signed notes | in congress evidently is that th v bk titable lessons the pupils ever had let me state th at if wvote were tself. | In:"l.\p a popul to the city government to go and bu waeatny, ADMLT rate had given no intimation of any in- | time has come for an earnest effort to | x | #singte o ot belleve & singlo young | 3,000 for Mrs, Hubbell and ns ity | taken today, ireespective of party, there is 1o Wednesday April 2 | tention to vesist it, but now they propose | deal with the evil of speculation, and Where He Draws the Line. | tree fi our « ty was injured afterwards by 4y was given a chattel movtgage on Mrs Hub- | question at all but what Van Wyck would be bl e i to carry the matter into the courts, | the promise for the passage of the pro- : D A | e e Baiit b artermoon Pf RAY | bell'seftect, valued at 8,000, she being the | the chote It is belicved that General Palmer will | RRERE 0 GO00!“Tited “edercises. will lead | Keeper of the Ledwith house. The pIAntHY | g n nows item I might add that there ate claiming, of course, that the reduction is | posed bill is thevefore very favorable. 20,786 | unrcugonable, [t is understood that they —_— F R SCHUCK, | will 1y, April' sound his bugle and declare war against the | our elildien to observe and admire onr | says that Mrs. Hubbell gave a pretended iheit bt m— compulsory school law. Mr, Palmer is not in | noble trecs, and to realize that they | mortgage to Huff, who sold the cffects un- PR LS aPPLICHLS So1 WO position once advance rates to the basis REFORM WITH A VENGEANCE. Vs 3 ¥ i i are the grandest products of nature and form | fnown (o her, althongh he had told her he | of clerk of the supreme conrt, the plac Roivod i ; 3 ; 3 sks ngo tie council passed favorof cducatlon, 1t doesu't broed demo- | tho finest drapory that udorns tho enrth. L1Ke | would seo that she wis sccurod. . The' prop. | tempotarily filled by Walter Loess, This wi DA ™ ™Y | prevailing before the law went into effect, Wo weeks ngo tlie councii passed an s, And when the fanatics go.so for ns to | gratetul childron, trevs bring rich il oo | G4y was bid in by Huft's son and. Mrs, Mine | bo decidod some tine. ot o i VIR and thus challenge proceedings on the | ordinance defining the number anq | usiston children lemming the English ln- | {Urns and comp e ongurage | el wants the title vested in I e e Sl = Lo 240 part of the state anthorities to enforce | duties of deputies and clerks and fixing | guage and the oo coliol on the human | every ehild “wirl 61 ant” o helpin | | Thowill of the lato James Todwith s | 000 8 S e the In this case the issue will be | “‘. r “"”"' 3 "'_5 ""““.“”‘" ‘\‘\,“ | Bystem ho belioves tho line should b drawn. | Pl iuu v ey or i o oftspring | ccased and $100 4 month is riven to his wife, | splendid crops this season and everybody made divectly against the authority of | promply approved by the mayor. We STATE AND TERRITORY. oy ey month ot | while the remaiuder of the property is dit | happy. Lincoln is bowlingalong like a (e | the legislature, but the practieal ques- | had been led to believe that this ordi- gttt PN T yided nmongst i five children. /Fhe DR | voar.qld, and o expect (o Show 53,000 pon tion involved is not essentially diftefent | nance would inuugurate economy and Nebraska Jottings. 28 | e will snado tho beg st to hie awire aoudt: | 1ation by the June enumeration.” | sever: Eworn to hefore m thisath day of 4 unty is fine for g duly nw cretay that the act Tie DALy B for Ma crigoe dally ¢ rthe month Ay cop 1880, 18,600 copies 1o, 1R8O, 14,5 coples; for Augnst crnber, 1890, 1810 i N v, | uties appea thus secu i i + t 2 18 o d'dis- | The will made the beqgiest to his wife cond from that in the Minnesota cases. business methods in various branches of dney has an archery club. ? e ",'.lh'u- tional on her 4'nul|||il:v unmarried, but thi The Michignn roads, it is said, pro- | the cily government and rid the city of | The Catholics of Wymore are preparing for ! 1t 3 VOLUTION, SONS OF TH is planting 0 ental was revoked in a codicil dated a few days be- a church fair, fore his death. while the MG copl . 3 | 010 cpleat for Decumber pose to atonco reburn to the rates in | barnucles and tax-eaters. ; The convent school at O'Connor has closed | Ssting s the condition of wisdon, and Lillie Ackerman, sisters of | Steps Taken Towneds Organizin o Ty, 1, 1858 conles for foree hefove the enactment of ‘the two | Bub figs cannot be grown from thistles. | ghe winter torn,. [ R R e SRR David Ackermen, who is under indictment | selety in This State, i i AL LI DT s Dl “ | cont law. They may find that in this | The present council was not organized | Howells hopes to secure the erection of a | tiently work and wait. yoar after year, for tho | for rapeon vlm_- iy :v’—unln!rv‘]. e e PO ¥ Uy AL o the Bditor of T S elore me and subscribed in my | thoy are going farther than the | in the interest of the taxpayer. Not u | flouring mill this scason. || SEhE RABIRS A imimios waorkLING Tom chiah | ooy roforin schootoday a8 tucorrlgible, BerT um usked by Sonator Puddock o 3 preone RN Notury Bhite, || docision s of the supreme!’ court [ single sinceure has been dispensed with. gl o "'Q{m';'[.‘fih Beenfiputiont ital Emeirtalan plan® R s ol in | T S RGN DA assist in orwanizing a “Nebraska society of I & | ery at Superior, every 8ehool LConvert passive approvi > | . 3 Rt Tl RAT SEvol i ——————————— | wureants. It will Dbe remem- | Onthe contrary, the ordinance legal- | ~ Ground hus boen broken fora thice-story | Metioe intarest. " Growar 15, Lasy, ; ; i A [t oo AIIR0E WIE ANHEIaR iREyOlition. A ' Tue rveports of tornadoes, cyclones ‘ bered that Justice Miller, in a supple- | extravagance and indolence and | bank block at Greeley Center, iz | State Superintendent Public Instruction. E king of th ;_'nlwu:\.n\ml possibili- | his instanee [ Im\_('_lf‘ 1 appointed with nnd hailstorms leave no voom for | ymontary statement of general principles ually adds to the Bulaiy llst, It | Houry Tobay, anioldwar vetoran, died of | o WUE SURENM cOuRR, | ties sald ex-Socrotury of Stato Roggon to | thority el EEEh sl chin { doubting the force and wotvity of | o movern i ctsoe of this Rind ooatd ios | croates the now office of misyac's clerk at | conumPtion ut Ulysses st weel: | Maynard Hurd, esq., of Pla uter wa e rotunda lounger 1ast evening, “Lam con- | fzation. The objects of tho proposed socic ! ) 0 govern in euses of this kind, said that | 3 The contract hus been lot, for erceting tho | dmitted to practice siderably inclived to favor the movement | nowjexisting in many stites, ave wholly non spring. where the-rates dre fixed, either by | twelve hundred dollars a yoar, and pro- | oot e s been Lt for o || e following causes were avgied and sub- | jooking toward the nomination'of. T.and Con- | partisin: and ‘purely. pateiotle, Thoev nre ———— : S Sl =t v e L e o A u mitted: St < rel Shuffer vs Bow ) e x BRs NG S UKL IRC (UALS Towa ropublicans saved Des Moines | legislature or by« comimission, the | s for ornamental assistants for A gentleman from the cast has_purchased | Dioteny sor tohes Torstoiaor vs Bol | missioner Groff, He is being talled up protty | clearly stated in the constitution. These obje Eomitiliof mitnidlvalte ail onttcianbE vieved parties have a vight toappeal | cials who have an abundance of leisure. | six quarter sections cf land near O'Neill. ton. Coy vs Miller. Motion to dismiss over- | generally down our way, and then, too, he is | are “{o perpetuate the memory and the spii icipa SR to the courts, and until the judieiary has | The flagrant extr in the city Rev. Iather Madden, formerly of Platts- | dand cause submitted. Tulluckvs Web- | an old resident of Lincoln, in fact made his | of the men who achieved American indopond prohibition platform. A significant ] L ¥ o e e A ; mouth, died recently at Fon du Lue, Wis. | Reargunientordered. Fenthe e 3 G : i ; S Iediaan the questiod the rates so fixed | clerk’s office is ratified and continued. T ) e ; | e start there, and from there eame to Omaha, | ence; to promote the fitting eolobration of straw, that. . | must be taken us the lnw of thedand. Ho | The city clork's salary is fixed by tho | fomml at Oy Gaiment leagie, lus been | MCCiruitn. Motion (o | Tt 15 ust the sort of a move [ want o | patriotic_umiversarics: to_colloct and i | mm— | b be Won R e I O B OENA i anr THo bR | ema . o s | certain affidavits from fiics sustuined, | further. — Politically speaking, en | serve Revolutionary documients and - rolic ANOTIHER investigation of the hospi- | ¢Xplvined that the proper - judicial 0 grivos hima doputy at one hundred | A fund has heon vaised at Greoley Center to | tnd cuuse submitted. Cornell vs Barnum, | put at tho judge in this way t | the records of the individual services of o tal bills is proposed regardloss of ex- | relief is by o« 1L in chancery o B I oL Bb 01O M CLBCH iAb16 twoly Gt BLELS 0 0 Chatth bo treatea | OrdoEswithholaing mandat nted. Reys | of Senator Paddoek’s dropping out, which it | ancestors in the Revolution and the evideico pense the present vate the bills of | asserting the unreasonable char and thivty-five dollars per month; twore- | fopplindneds, | e e arpontaiico of Huthob nd | s satd” he futends. to! do, Groft coulq | 9f ddscent thercfrom, ate. Mo mombership ’ s . + . cordine clerks o y red o 3 ’ | tl entered for defendants t ¢ to 22); .| vonsists o 10 18 twenty-one yo 1 Sty will soon equal tho | ter of the tarift and asking rolief cording cleks at .ono hundred and ton | Tsanc Williams, o tramp lost both feet by | Ry entered for defondunts with leave 0 | o nore, take wp his residence in | Gomists OF sany man who s twenty:one v tlated | from its exactions, From this it is cloar | dollars per month, and a stenographer at ;w‘mf \""';5 uvvlrh,\ aB. & M. freight tmin ab | Gyyges wore avgued and submitted, State v | the South Platte country again and come | who, with unfailing loyulty, rendercd i g 1< have no au- | Sixty-five dollars per month, Formerly | fnivale Tuesday, . Cole. Hull vs Godfrey. State ox vel James | in as Paddoek’s successor, after a term in the | vial aid to the cause of indeépendence as o | an railve —— that the Michig | dier ora sailor, as a civil oficer in one S. F. Ante: of Genoa has bonght for a long nn governor’s chair, beeause I think that Tk investigation and_prosecution of | thority fo arbitrarily renew old rates, | the city clerk with ono occustonal ussls- | price tte Elmont from Ch v Moritz Gross et al. Ervor from | BOFIROD s i hoeth o not Ty et | soveral eolonies or stutes of the Uited St ofticial hoodlers in Minneapolis threatens | and any person denied trangportation be- | tant performed all the work of aud- | B.J. on county. Afirmed. Opinion by Justice | ¢ |‘ “"l‘_‘;‘l"‘” Lo : o ; 'L‘f;""' “"';“ ‘]‘ o] or s a recoguized patriot 0 serionsly re y the i s | tween ints i v state beeause refus- | iting city bills, made out all eity war- The b at Red Cloud s idea of the affaivis, but it seems to be a | Lam not eligible to membership in the <o- tgEctloL aqueaitho opuin don ool dyempolnal il uheletatoibociuseirelus, B s Sh e e | v dire Tacsday and C. H. Foxworthy, | pretty well established fact that he is to be | ciety from any vecord that T am able fo i town hefore (he consus-taker getsaround, | ing 1o pay the old rates would doubtless | rants, a 8,18 HLORTIES M, Cottinigs was seriously burned while get- | Quowurranto. Action dismissed and judgment | a candidate, cuts no fizure with us | duce, but T am v toaid in_securine the and St. Paul is corvespondingly happy. | have cause of action for dam vinst 1l acted member of the licensing | ting out the horses, for defendant. — Opinion by Justice Norval 1 vhataver fis. dono ¢ him | Organization in ourstate, in this way, ov i — “" | the voud. The case is an important one, | board. Now the city comptrolleraudits, | Charles Crapenhoot, who has been awi Lininger & \l"'l‘c"” vs Mills. Breor frou | S o o e et -“l’»‘I;""\“"J'!.‘I“ ";‘1}' (.1'“';1"\\ e . 5 i X 5 . s 1 o Z e rom Ulysses for 'sixteen yeurs and was s arlan county. versed and judgment for ! ! w s WY MceDowell informed Senator Paddock that it is GOVERNOR HInn has affixed his sig- | and the resalt will ho vegarded with very | a1l bills and accounts and makes out | I',‘.,'j_‘_j,‘h‘_ 1.A.\-.-’x..‘-.::u‘.-'u&,“" ““,“'l",‘d‘}ll‘“ D= | it Opinion by M, Chiof Justioe Cobb. ntingent ou some other man's chances, | fmportant to ovganize immediately, that tho nature Lo the corrupt practice bill passed | general interest, | warrants, and the police commi | and well in time to purticipatein the distribu- | State ex rel school district 35, Ironticr | te in Lincoln alveady in ns” in Nebraska may be nted in Dy the New York logislature, It is hard- | | employ aclerk to do the license work. | tion of his fathiers estate. | conuty, ¥s Wenion. Mandnmus. ‘writide- | ssimus 1. Brown, president | the fitst wnuual comress ut Loulsville. Ky., 1y neeessary to state that the law does | TRILING WITH LIE ZAXPAVERS. | Thereis no more need of four salavied | The Indian school at Genoa, established | Wied: Opiuion by Justice Noveal, | Ibame DhErSwinvtomat( Byl ekl s Ua I INERtIYRoUhe Roem: S ST : [t does seem singular for the county | amployes He oity clork o 's ago, 18 now the third L t of the N Do Folbr iy 0 the | mark to you that there isa threatening out- | | tyke this method of i e o s not upply to the corrupt munipulation of ; o ¥ | employes in the city clerk’s ofice than oots by the Unitid. Statee. and | @ county board, belongs exclusively to the | ! e s g tuke this method of i w all who a election refurns, ? cominissioners to go back on the reports | the of five wheels to a wagon. And | the superintendent says he will make it’ sank | SUPPOrtof the common sehiools of the county | look in — another ction. The allianee | eligible to mewmbership in the proposed soci S W b ast T iy i St N seaonanvitht ¥4 ey W in which the license was issued, and not to | people ave apt so ta itical matters this | oty to meet for the purpose of orvganizition s and estimates of their own exper even if there was, what excuse is {here | second within another year, &k C i : e 4 ) > P , Sh 2T 3 3 R e e e S 1 ducks wore | he schooldistrict in which the liquors are | gall and in o measure the nominations, | 104 1o choose delegates to the congress at CONMTNG (aiba e ting notable | Coots and Shane know the county hospi- | for paying one hundred and ten dollars || goour mundzed wildgcosejan: anbis nerell feoin ; o promised reduction by the state bourd of | LOMSVIlle, at my ofice, 312 New York Life hibiti Tho is- | tal buildiz he grot inside | i i eplc, | found dead on the bauks o > Platte near | = johnson vs Chilson. Breor from Boone | ‘Uhe promised reduction © state bourd of | jyilding, Omaha, on Thursday, April 4, and shudows in prohibition 5. Tho is- | tal buildi om the ground up, insido | o month for i'a’ veconding clerk, | Golumbug: Aho.only.thoory davuscodis that oo Tand remanded, Opinion by | Uransportation of the local rates to within | rospctrully roguost. any and’ all: Wi 1o and out, and are thor cent of the Towa vates, may dispose of | wish to participate in this patriotic ovgeuniz 1- | tion to advise by letter or otherwise, of their intention Tiie press of the state wonld certainly vy good ennse by giving wide publicity ughly familiae | who is simply & copyist, when | many farmers aye dipping their wheat in a so- | (hiof Justice Cobh, with the plans and specifications. What | hundveds of comptent copyists | Litioh of blue vitroltoprevent. sinut, whieh | “Spehcer ‘ve Eorrorilinind by s e | 3 poisons the fowls [ eoRi ey AT mad RO pitiom object is there in g ttin ’(n)nlm( 1S | can "f"' ved at sixty dollars a month. S A BN A O s ‘v::;:\ Aftiving pinion who cannot possibly know as much | his is reform and business methods | in 20 pe s | the political aggression on the part of the liance. This reduction is promised at the next uieeting of the board, and s veally 1 carried in al fions in Kansas, and the demo- fivst time swept Yankton 1issic sue of 1 Error from Dougl Chief Just town el crats for t has been done in this section every month I rror from Douglas ke vs Pepper. and Bismarel, the two lurgest cities in i DAoL | about the so-called extras as Messrs. | in city affaivs with a vengoance. | during the pust winter. The Missouri river | county. Afirmed. Opinion by Justico Max- | made will largely do away with this threat- | to this matt Groies L MiLiek, Sailannd Shanatagy | has been frozen over and tho ico bas gone out fiswell i g © i the dis. | CHCL twn on the part of the aliiance, and -_ : = =il = | three diffevent times during the winter, 1t Afidavits used on a hearing in the dis- ving to some such mu s Judge | r Vight Over ell's DAMAGE suits aggregating one hun- | If the contractors ave not satis- | Aoy civcles are likely to bo a good | 11 boen o peculine yeat for wethor | it court must bo onibodied in Bill of ex- | (o fote front some such man A it dred and five thousand dollars have a fied with their award, they have the | deal stivred up over the order of the sec- | John Kramer, who was arrested on the | ceptions to be available in the supreme court. i s o sl SR e L AR T ready been filed by aggrvieved property | privilege of presenting their claims to | 3 e | chawge of stealing liquor from asealed ht | 2. Where a second motion to set aside a de- | Will pacify the alliance und they will will- | to e 100 9 el ALY 2 y ag SNQCALILON Yy |1 3 1 L L 8 retary of w e requiring reports as to the ar at Talmage, has been discha 1 from | fault and judgment in the district court was | ingly fall into line, The matter of through | fought sases in the history of the county wais owners on Tenth street. The amount is | the courts. Lo be plain ahout the mat- | special qualifications, accomplishments, | tistody. and Mosos. Wal fifteen-year- | duly filed therein and overruled, no ob- | rates is beyond the control of or | the fight for Mambrino Boy, sive of the dams not as dangerous as it lool [t will be | ter, if Ryan and Walsh had done an hon- | habits of study, discipline and reliabil- | old ladihas been avringned on the sime charge ;‘riwll\l-»n-J::";n.‘:“nvl»:‘l;l-“!;»“x'. I:"""‘fi’l“\':‘l‘l’{');Ill”‘{rl" the allianc ther for ‘that their | of Axtelland Allerton. Two days were ex In wnmouncing ¥ held that Williams retaining the horse uutil as “had been previously led, the buyer, John € o good i . Fiscl wesent then of issating bond sufil- o that’ may he sus nhundrcd doliare ud the horse wasdeli 10 hoy will be shipped nd entered a plea of guilty. Other arrests | | hausted in arguing the casc will'follow, | ’ | entertained in the supreme court. ReoT oL X haunlediinaguligtiio e Rev. Joseph Gray of Kearney has a valua. | & The failure to excopt to the overraling of | “Connell! Unquestionably Lanc: bla roll ot oIl ting political tibmotl and | a motion fova new trialwill not justify the su- | will be against him, This may n der in the form of a lotter dated Washi | preme court in dismissing the action for that | from mo with April 10, 1882, and_signed by Henry COUBRIONITI0LON) will bone of contention is the local vat remembered that dower Douglas street | st job—if they had employed competent | ity of officers bolow the rank of colonel, property owners wanted one hundred | mechunies and constructed the building | Itis a departure or reform which will and ninoty thousand dollavs, They are | ina workmanlike manner, the commis- | doubtless not be received with favor by ¢ still wanting it sioners might be justitied in making them | very considerable number of officer ———— a liberal allowance for extr But © seen no necessity for incren 6l Webator. and. Bdwas 1 Upon the ficts appearing in the record, LOVISIANA will exparience a spasm of | oyerybody who lias ever seen the county © attainments ey '«:‘]n in a social \)‘llin\‘lll\n:‘llvn.\]' e oeaion hold, thatthe court did 1ot ocr inrofusing to, joys notwithstandin the prevailing | jospital knows it to he the worst job of \d it is to be apprehended that | fluence judges of “the supreme court on { dampness, on learning that the distin- | masonry on any public building” ever ¥ Indian ~question, “solely upon politie | s county | his decision, dud come | wus justifiabic A grace, they | suel contr that 1 am disgrantled, but | made were fu efusing o 1 & Burroughs, the, there s nothing in that. Lambertson | 0 e | set aside a judgment rendered by default und | hns boen meationed as his successor, but it is | iy Tous o 1| permit the defendant to answor. doubtful whether he will o into the fight as | 1} 5 1 Carter vs. Gibson, appeal from Cass county, | hojsa close connection of Brown's. Otos, | tained by Willinms reversed and remanded; opinion by Justice | ndors and Johnson counties | Was the sum fixed raroal : unders and Johnson counties | Wi the s fixed eson vs. Cr today to Bl Jass, ¢ are pledged to L 1 Huon . 5 § these ave in the majority. But it i5 | grounds, us nothing would revive the p guished “Major Burke I doing well in | orected'in this city. It is & monumental | neverthel L judicious order, and will | but a decision against Georgia.” Honduras,” Tt must e a source of grati- undoubtedly result in good to the ser- | | A Hrmilton county farmerasserts that dead | crated. If the late grand | vice, Tt will lead men who have grown | satie aster for any combination hton, appeal from Douglas sville disgrace to the county that such hoteh- fieation o the taxpayers to know that | work was ( ogss that ave died with cholera are beine | egunty, afirmed: opinion by Justico Maxwell. | that looks to the knocking out of Connell, It the defaulting treasurer is prospeving | iy, i ¢ e toab and hauled through thecounty to | . u 1871 one A’ received a patent frem the | is given out cold that Connell has taken up The W, ’ Incor, K C g vy had done its duty the contractors too careless rogar 3 Soap fuctorles. Ho suggests Swe [ et i : 4 ken uy The World's ncorporated. Jur) ) too carel regarding the matter of | factorl Ho sugg that “we in the | {7hited States for cortain lands entered under ek Ry s Ginatn il TR e, Sl AL (AT AT raise ind a ¢ west for prosc A thousand dollurs on the eight hund part of the county organ ution, have a justice fund | tho homestead law. The sume y NSGL | ment in the district oo judg ving their ifications to reform would have been indicted and sent to the | j t 8 t impi turned his back on those who made him, His | the commissioners licensed to organize the stolen from the state, nenitentis i i i ! b S : penitentin By rights the county s | their conduct in ‘this respeet, and it will | Bio hppointed close by the line ef trave 1| gzainst him and othes pointment of Geer to the postuasters corporation of the world's exposition of 1542 AS migzht have been expocted., the Chi. | & itled to vecover dumages from them | jnduee others who have allowed their | every mana detectivo, spot these fellows and | on such homestead. 16157 and again in 1556 | while it is a creditablo appointment cnough | has been filed with the seeretary of state and : ghihavel ! ot for Inforlor worls and delays that would | voputation for volinbility'to suffer to | 590 1ftherolsanything i the'law that will | A and wito morteuired the homesténd, and in | uo far as thio man goos, will nob help Connell's | o certifleato of. ineorporation. has bod lesaed nese government is roported to have put | oo than offset. all théir. oxtras. [ ohmr ot hoto bt MDA fral mun s | BtoD;tho trafle s | 1578 decroo of foreclosure und sule wus had. | o e 00 REEEES BEREE O OIEE L | i il he 1ged fon fnitho rocordoms in force a law similar to the Amevican o i 14, 1 ! 2 2 % g ¥ ing | A sule being about to take place under the d s offlee of Cook county, Ilinois, tomorrow T A G A R ST I'he commissioners evidently undervate | young officers in the avmy who havesu- | . Wyoming | cree, an excention was also issued on the | the opposition to hix - | morning. The covporation will be fully or- 1 0 ust bl e [ the intolligence and forbearance of this | perior tulent who ave not making the | o tie Cleyenne Daily Lead judsgincnt, both wiits being in the sherifPs | “AS to the attorncy gen di iz ; oxpedient, but. a justifiabloe rotaliatory | vommunity when thoy imagine. thub our \ Ao el L [EefiRmtoisho ke ? hands at the swne time, and a sale had under | position is to renominate if - mensure. Hereaftor Americans visiting d 3 e | best use of their time, and not | There were 105,007 tetters h inthe | both, Afterwards the sale under theorder | o s taken up at all and not | Dissatisfied with Gladstone's Speech, China o onibarking i oo i g, | Sspeyers will view with ndiference any | o fow, unquestionably, who are | Cheyeune postofiice duringe ot silo was aot nsido and that under thoexe- | o5 (0 BEE PR B0 B G 0Ie | Loxnos, Aprilf.—Gladstone's specels yos. tial o1 il uasuljaat o v“ compounding on their part of thebrazen | making asad waste of it. To all such | _ Thé tenth annual convention of Wyoming | cutiv Soulizmod bt pkey I hLL e hovt | 1s o msofuL ninn wliora bioils, i 118 dda0 | orday on thiodinid purkhiso bill falls to| aule celestinl empive will be subject to greater %, oo R g a | sun hool worlers will be held al Lara- | gage decrees be fivst sutisfied, the vemainde R 1 REEEY KNIV IORO G h A g Sy P , T T e S \inst | uposture - pevpetrated by the con- | the arder of the seeretury df war will be | e ghy Shool worl to be applied on the judgment. Tnan action | ing cases have not been nove than one-halt | isfy the frish par 1. 1% O'Comnor's puj the Mongols on this side of the Pacifi tractors, a grent benefit if it shall lead them, as e machinery has been purchased for the | DY l\ lu‘ll“n'rlh{- deed of th, yl‘wmll‘ el disposed of th afternoon prononmnees it ¥ Mongaols o s side ¢ o Pacific, — 3 % X ek X £k oid and the title contivmed in him, he DR ATED I DA a taT g e oi Phe moment has arvived, the” ™ 5 3 e | ay rensonnbly be expected to do, te | flouring mill in Lavamie, and operati void und th | T'he prohibitionists ave doing but little in | app h —— | DEALING IN OPTIONS ALIBVICUBOLIDS I 0 2 Sagbel BT the purehnser at the ju Juived « o St when the leaders of the liberal Trow require glasses of oy The bill reported t \ , Institute o thorough voform of hubits | DOSIN 8 soon as iy can bo udjusted. Jod title; that whi us nota | Tancuster county just now, Phoy have hud | EE, GENI Gectaro. elendy and explicit] ! ILL requive glasses of greate I'he bill reported to the hose of 1 ; Ihe Evanston Chieftain has been pur- | | DA TR0 b | theivaandown thovo, nnd it hus beon:oslow | 1A a e i Y magnifying power than the finance com sentatives by the committse on agri- | U "'[ & ‘IMW Ve > ‘I.- ”“.1 A ‘;\HH‘ 30 [rchatod by i pydicate with a vapital of 310000 | Jighed tho fact that A hud waived his vight of | and unsatisfactory race, They have about ShesBR o uiasbo mittee possesses to discover the direet | enlturve defining “options™ and **futu sider the secrotuvy’s ovder In the proper | and it will be mado - vigorous: democrutic | jgmestond, und that relying on such waiyer 1t their force, (Phey can’t’ come within | Foughtwith o Broken! Jaw, benefits conferred o property us fr | and imposing u special tax upon doulers | SPI Will upprove 1t and undoubtedly | RS uado to bim persanally by A the higho | hailing distance of caveying the county. The | Guicaco, April %A fight this morning at west as ifteonth strect by the con- | therein, is in vesponse toa very general. | the vesult will vindieato its wisdon, | publican state slato i5 suid to_inelide two | 2, Fho homestend law in foree whou o debt i3 | lieense amendment will carey fally 70 per | Shelby, Tid., between Abe Cougle and Jumes struction of the Tenth streot viaduet, | demand from the farmers of the country [ e | United States senutors and a civeuit judge ted m-\»&..n. wh it is songht to en- | cent of the total vote, That Is what the peo- | Dohoney, both of Chicago, for 00 a side and 1t will be equally difticult to demonstrate | for legislation to suppress speculation in ' hoomers of land in the Northwest | from Chey sovernor from Laramie and | > such debt against the homestead. | ple will demand down there, and they are | thovhampionship of linois, was declaved o X i " BUp| pecul Ry 5 ) systomatic of- | ® Congress rom Eyvanston 5, Under the homestead Law of 1587 the hus- | s o 5 iR e the fifty-thivd vound. In_the seven the justive of assessing benofits-on prop- | food products, The measure has been | LITILERS propose to make systematic of ) ! . T homestoud liw of 1837 the Bus: | likewise very strong for the wmendment in- | draw in : : erty abuiting onEleventh street, which | earefully framed, so s notto interfere | 001 (0 turn the tido of immigration 0 | ool jiwers wwis heid at Kawiins pst woel, | tho bRoperty to the. satistuciion of & Judy [FSreneini o it BUG Wik splatton. o R Gy e has alvendy been taxed for a vinduet | with any legitimate operations in | that section, The old world is to be | Steps were taken to encourage the local wool | ment iS4 movement on feot in our s petled to be on the defensive E—re——— i vl O ¢ drammed up by agents and the advan- | Storase compnic It was shown that grow- GRAND ISLAND BANK OF COMMERCE. tion to Dbring about w call for - trade, vil wevent con- ) 5 who sold last vear o home mark: S aaala N GIBanie tom- | meetingof the lawyers for the purpose of put i olis Jewele ohber i o | e i £ ! g R TR A D L st veut i tho howo J. 1. Mooro, cashicr of the Bank of Com- | meetingof thelawyers for the pur PUL A Minneapolis deweler Robbed orm acts or agreements in good faith ! aved 5 cents & pound mor hei w merce, Grand Island, was in Lincoln toduy on | ting this-amendmoent fore the peo MinsEArOLE, Minn., Apeild, —(Special Tel not able to devive mueh encouragement | for the future delivery of the ave pictured in ivreesistible colors ‘[mn.‘Y .w-\u,‘{ shipy |]\.y o stern ¢ businéss. While in’ the office of the auditor [ o and wwing its ntion by o oI D1 AT Word haa boon tecolyed ¥ > Y W i i Niot X The result of this n e M fail to he | Sion houses. A memorial asking con of public accounts he calle " tention of £k 4 Faje d > from thoe vesult of the 4ivst teinl of the ticles to which It applies. " It will not | The vesult of this plun cunnot fail to bo | FORIEUECR ok OGBSI ColEress 1o pE DI b unta ho culled tho nttontion of | 1\ o, oy it 1y su prewo cour ore thut J Donaldson, a_jeweler of this new bullot law of Rhodo Island, which | interfero with the’ farmer contracting | Peneficlal to the United States. Canada |y adopted afteva long discussion of the state papers had indicated thit o lango | Dave yet to reach the cases argued last Octo- | eity, has been robbed of jowelry valued ut is similar in its principal foatures to the | to sell and deliver any article pro- is an exeellent teaining sehool for thrifty A correspondentfof the Bonanza Rustler | amount of the u of the bank he ropre- | ber, and une time they are a very in 10,000 ut Buttc -'l‘w‘ assnehi s law, It was confidently | duces whep s \ {5 In actual | mmigeants, who after acquivi wltes On Springe cre L shoi ! tit s¢ mlmnlp,q.,x of u\.:‘ n by the notovi- | dustrious s judges, dotng their utmost to A R e | b : £ 3 notut & ludy and gentlongan were out walking, a ous Die dones, and that s they are compars i Cloas, some of them working 1 W' Boof 4, iigran expected that the reform would recoive | « of production, It puts no obstacle | Knowledge of American farm methods, | duinee came upojy, game dried papoosc tively worthloss securitios’ they ought not to i el teething is unily bencfi ) cents j it set back from the Rhode Island experi- | in the way of honest and logitimate busi- | PrOmptly move into the republie, vetirned o theis @spoyery with i zunns becounted us assets, Mr, Moore States that Jnast govel VR R LLA G0l Unor | et : TSR e e S i s and brought some fvh Thiy can b sec these notes ave simply 1eft with the bank for | “Phe democracy will eut no flgur i e i SDEE S I HOYBLOL: [IN0Bs, (SN BINDLY -DIOvides b shubiporsona | s par (e et A tn o pyen Missourl ab the ranch of Waln brothers, who say that the Wl that they are 1ot counted us | no complication of the situation have 't B test thero than it had been elsewhere, | who gamble in the products of the farm, | \ Dattie Big Horn busin isable to have and actually sense and that the Jones notes | ehost of o show. Some people to this WasHiNGTON ). =[Spocinl-Talogram, Sagh particulurly 08 to ‘tho matter | tho bucket shop and grain pit deslors in ;" L e elticoated erusaders | Jove that truthgi’stranger than fiction tion uro very fow and forsmall | 1o cavo bt thero is one possible chunce for | to Tue Bk nds offered: 10,500 ab PR & T 43 _‘ B | have attacked the rum power in spots | Johu MeGrath'Ts the democratic nominee | amou The wuditor veritied My Lo Gl o ovent | $1:221 810,600 at §1.03 EURBRITS R0, XOUogectHon Coxs | futhren cynd it and Bopllah ahnl] | MARUEATSIREAS BISIISHEE b BRRWS 1 bl bULUIR e dentcotatle spintnes, | MagUIE: AHS, complaint had been fileg | them ou tl - o i === g ample, thore wore twenty-five | only bo permitted to do so by puying a | | : o 1 he is o happy combigation of populavity and | with the state banking depavtment ainst | of avepublican, democeratic, prohibition anc thousand . voters tered in Provi- | speciui tax, the mmount of which shall :\*' ‘“‘ ‘l"“ L ~I~Hl"| -“ rond \n‘h-l‘v icion v his elect 118 i r\xl\ ‘\1” oy n\ Bunk of Commerce for uny cause what- | alliance ticket b m’ put in 'hl- i .w] ) OMAHA dence, while the sonly ten voting | b large enougl i 5 wve actually stepped up to the wicket | the Chéyenuo dov. Mr dleGrath ds ey g Py : 1iss convention of favmers and those fayor Ll b g '8 lough - to Insure & | ywith, tha sash to make good the deficlt, | kmown ivouhofF L tval Wyoming s *Post OABITOL INTRLLIGENCE ing a reduction of vates will undoubtedly sue | LOAN AND TRUST plaw s provided, This scomed to prom- ¢ very great reduction in the numher of IS el e i Juck' or ack Post titlo was | Licutenant Dudley of the United States | 8% 50t e B 8 P8 0 F e the x ise that nourly half the voters would be | such speculitors, whilo the penaltios for | 10 1HE c0trts Aave pronounced pro- | gained ina rather peculiar manner. When | army, Fort Leavenworth, Kau., wus at the i idan sndoraomont 4h e hux COMPANY. RDht cintibithdn achacity Sy R sive cuchre playing a grievous of- | the candidate st W yoming he was o vank | state house this morning. publican convention s hin 1 s tors Lonp ghony Wi LAt only ) Speculating without paying the tax will | g S50 T e® S s With | teuderfoot and wis engaged by one of the big | - Mojord, C. Watson of Nebraska City was | Farmers alliance and the prohibition party | gu1orimed & Gaurantoed Cupltal $300,000 those electors lost their votes who came | be suflicient to detor any but the most s s e f 3 5 " ine like | Yaneh and rang® ‘Bwnors a8 a labor Ho | at the capital today attending to business b wre seeking amalgamation, but from te b Pald o Capitul W) t0o late to the polls or stayed away al- | reekless from violuting the la these evidences of progress shining ke | wis assigned to fywmo work and soon became | fore the supreme court. He thinks his suit [ 1000 ab my. commnud. I would sny that | Buys and sells stocks and bondxi. negotistes : 2 o : \ beacons on Missouri's path, who can say | un adept in the ianifacture of post holes. | agaiust the distilling company of Otoes | SO ! s commerclnl puper; recelves il - execut together. At 2 o'clock half of the vegis I is not possible for congress to put 1 i fhad © | Ou the employer left the place, instru county scat will drift his way there is nothing in this, us u la rtists; 0ets a8 Cransfer agent and irustee tered vote had been polled. Tnyfact the | an end to speculution by an uet prohibit thut clviltzution Iy not udvancing ing Jack to coutinie the good work in o cor Phe Rushville manufacturiig company filed | number of the German i ral | corpotations; ke ehrge of propurty ool votlog wus done about s rapidly as | g it. 10t be coneedod the muthority | e lato: celeimne: BB glroskion RoRi hiesetim, The boss was | astieios of {podrpomtion i tho afioe Of 14 | olube, Zurmed A under the old systom, showing that the | to puss such a law it is obvious that it panser of publio funds to corporatiol returning to the vanch for several months. | manufucture the Croshy wind engino and { Jo 0 into this allinnce, after o thorough | Omahal.oan & TrustCo objections raised to the secret | could not enfofe it. Bat the | L 4" any movement which might | JtArth hau beon faithfil and” traversod | water conveyor. Cupital stock, €500 In. | Benh £ the ritual i cor v A y 4 e i 3 Hferninst™ any movemen hich mig fully fifty miles in a straight line, leaving a | corporators: M. P. My <. Wahlford, | examination ¢ e ritual, by-laws und co X . . Bty cbetonge « ol L sha' eleydiDioposed | blll e Chellavad 10 | civen nolition) oomplarlonitotlio Mise | S ot s e stimight Hie, Joaring 8 | corporatons /b B My sorvey, H. O | stitution of this organizution for themselyes. SAVINGS BANK ?, necessitutes at (h(: polls is entively | be both constitutional and e souri river commission, To injeot a few | the ways of the country after this and is now = Mor John H ‘ Barnes, H, ( “In regurd to this question of 1 P g Cor. 16th and Douglas St illusory. ‘The New York Sun, however, | abloe -~ of boing enforced, It a thorough westerne Dall and A. D. Crosk : hore is but ono fousible way to i el S g RS R p GRS 8 oveed, politicians Into the board might seri- . State Treasurcer Hill and his two danghters, | ! i B Rik Ao DI u)u! .l Ono ar ;n-,. nt against the ,l. rm u‘m oubtedly can be 2o for us the bucket | gualy injure the harmonious regulavity Baldridge's Appomtment Assy tuo Misses Gertruds il Carrio, wont 1o N s moier aud wed i : hed yad (unra hich waus sufficient to ant its co shops are concerned, and o ¥ v SO P tata raska City thi 0 to attend i Grand ay is to hay sl . o Per Cent Ly v Patd on I RI00 ¥ nicte arvant 14 00n ps ure vconcerned, and the lavger | with which the present members draw | WASHINGTON, April 0.—(Sy ! IRNAKR I LR DIOVIoON. averwoauity i tha atd i ) } & Lntarosk bald o) Lpposlte, < demnation, namely, that it had the effect | speeulators on hoards of teade would ) to Tie Ber 16 Nobraska delogation have il I LANGE, Cushlor. v s theiv salavies without rendering an o it o s ta A, U. Wyian it . to yeduce the democratic vote, It is the | havdly run the visk of the penalties by | eouivalont i serviee signed a umendation for the appoint The I " ; e A i | Do EroMident? WA Wyimwn trvnaior, © vertainty that a similar law would do | evading the law. At any rute the o R RiRAL AR S ment of Howard B, Baldridge Omaha 0 | 145 o B ; i ¢ rion YW R 00 o 3kl i i 1 b e depu e tes distr w \ \ nulatiy 4 George B 1 this in New York city that will provent | periment s worth tying, Speculution | In1s chavitble to supposo that the | Rdeputy United States distr etos | B £ camp ) dofea hibit I | Loans tn uny amount 1 & Furm ballot reform in the Empire state so long | in food products is allowed, so far us we | south side league® did not know its peti- | Attorney Baker the recommendat wuive | Huvriet 1 d jonth D by’ have 4 tringent | peGiinty!und on Collater at Lows a5 it has a dewoeratic governor | are aware, in Bo other country s it is | tion was lounded. alent to appointment. t court wge we, | P VYW Ok Tl UUEIN