Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 26, 1891, Page 2

THE NEBRASKA THIRD HOUSE, 2 THE OMAHA DAITAN EE: THIUURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1801, i oo ——————————— FITAL RXIW AT (OLIISIDN, ' | fve HasT | X ; | THE SQUATTER GOVERNOR'S INAUGU ! f t WAV B34 AN PN TWO KILLED ANDSIX SERIOUSLY INJURED. THIRD PARTY HOVENENT CONTEMPLATED. A L ! Craejon Pinald o the Sernge 3 % Vresilent Hook of (he Southeaseen, Many Tiportant 5 Towehed e Sormandles Resalts a b Iin zineerSealled o Deatl Upon Muselintee : The Lawton ey Cuse s Ncciaent on Che Beokouk Bnch Freaght Tavitn i3l by Iriad souath Dak ot o the Rock 1 1 toad the Hou Hawheye s Aew he pwer i lind The Storm aond Humos, 8 D, e s stoud, ey o of the threa n of in the ’ through | h UL C Fam aware ihatthers ave Suifsa ) 2 mittees who hay ve s lo Intercept Tigle to Mineeal Lanls, e : X bl ho ke md Y E N g . [Special Tl [ i NE R ESK 4 NES WS, Rt | ‘ s ettt | s AL I gl e dhe U] gram to Tur A resoiution was ro- Hiot Speciil ! ‘ e : ! wival today b omor Barhe whict : W Ve of Nebraskoa € Nenrasiy Ciry, the it ¥ g s am 7 to shouldey eon 1 v 1 Tob dlschorritng thoio' € o HOW beensenthy the Mortana lecislature to L who wa cla that we had nothine b Goin biring them goveamorsand lgishtures of laho, W ' argned for e nt npplied (0 the ansod Beuitor SIsvorm i tHit wtiitre, iid 4 v ne Ridg 1 ! i) S A ML) 2 it finanee, wa really been since the opening of these ing, Utab, Arzona and New Maexico. 'he demurrer wis overraled sl the case is howover s frultle: nt work 1ok o oz Latly on £ : Stk Tt f it News Association and by it returned > ree 6 B \ nmillse 1 ealls upon these states and territovies to jiin | 1OW b 1scatsed a doi the court very properly thit 1L h6 ot 3y bl Ul LG ey ) exditen it v beinge crowded 1 1 ot § 1t examineinto this tn in asking congress torefuse to give title to ¥ % stord the action wonla X tee on cot i ‘ Thisis partof the Yiguor figh ing on I n con to hear et wpon. 1t | the Pacific vailoads to the mineral Lands | i S8 man ald siggn « T n the WS in or « and the ta the vouals chim under th and - providing for ) <o pyens thit the great Sof emploges | grants. 1f no ationis takn bycongross e | Myaron®s New Masoni e Ha bl Dedi sented N . , 3 i \ouli be discharg houid [ roads willacquire al undiscoved mines and Hinox, 5. D, Fob, 2 ' Tel v eiction in th ere was | takefrom theirownors thousands of minin A i , t work 1 0 « » dy 4 X rop ( No. i, providing fora recount of yell I v ow 1 v that th ogran to 1 ity ron wigrhit sole aviig one viland viia, Ngvanc, Colorado, W this afternon fore i pe to y i ST ATt iH g AU, 3 WillAGias T Gilt. e N % s Wan ts Justice Withont N o £l Prrrswin, Pu 25— Engincors uished Niniea Neb,, b, uingall divisions of the Pennsyly 10 ael with other or wt the last election for the i mbly ask t t | nato tho sor WORES 08 WO 71 theroadin anenduvorto s Discussion of and Congratatation o This means tt i o Wonderfal 3 odern L it the stat n's Nationad ( up it v s 4 cl mpany will b New Uniion Pacifie Warehonse, A Wyao, Feb,2: ram to T B rendment o the BRelie € Bill, ttites of 1N, by Vice Pre itor Woods, Senate : Engnec Smd Wall Sceler, tho secretary of war, el O alirdh revortand nade s number o AULIDO RLEAAC leftfor Dewver thisevening A New € hieago $2oad. e wi 3 ) t e b, b, —Artides of have noy where, wh 1 fur ther sraleston, Senate s immeditely precod S AELI0N8 0 mandir Seeley continued notwithstanding and then [ dnend scetions 1y 22 and ot an act en il ‘hat the applicant is and lns been a rai Lay uy were filed tday | fore you, b rat took @ turn, Eyery expedient known | 4 act to prohibit the catching of N bona fideresident of the county wherein tho | wiih thes o, The roid will be | forthe kinedo athavi d unknown to parliamentary low was re- | W gertain cases) approved April apylication is macefor wlief for more than | constr iy Cliieago 10 the Indiana [ Attheafted s 1%, oy mour, sorted to toinduce the stalesinan to take bi Senator Hill, Senite g ninemonths prior o the passige of this state ling, atapoint in Kankakee county, [1i- | editr of . surnil, read soat, but without succcss, At longth the | I adult porsous for enteringor volun tarily 2, That the ipplicant las afarnily dep nois. The capital stoc 200,00, vable pperm ¢ n of Wimen squatier tird of his 1mpotency, ablicated | MmAning in hous 1-fume, houses of ) him for support 2 or third, isphysically up o Dare I ifty yearsago the chair aud the house was ¢ isselved vrostitution or bawdy bouscs, for immoral | 1ncapaciated for the perorm of ‘runual Repudintes s Sentiments here wire o1 ns fecesible L Labor oxio, Ont Special Pelegram | 10 vor v Sonator Keiper, Senate File No. 5 Phat SO Xtb. 20, Speotal Telcgra; biifon Hautatoins i to Tur Bir—The Ghbe, referring © the INCOLN 5[ Swcial to Tue | res fistri are the limitsand articles applied for, Farar-Hitt oerespadace, siys B T he Y concurred in the se e ¢the number thereof ed s fumished ag nt, he The Empire cotinues topublish the pri 1 nite Filo No. %46 Aonding sections | and 14 of ehapter b of 4 crop. it only t 2 piled st s of Nebraski of 1859 4 vidapplicant g 4 X to L t Internal im wment ol () i Irastns Wima With . . ' v ADELIGITECL DN FEEAIN MENT e thewpliant is without money or led aletter written in 180 by Congress. i T ey t Ak th Crescent Ciiy Mimtrel and = pecialy iR e it S by utliertia Hmoro Pal. | e § 4 Company at Washing all. of this pi But Mr. Farrd ot 1 hie il ¢ Y e S s iy ey t editor of this jounal md does not direet i miian exp i N coise upon ity ions. With s | W the i 1 \ vile views s hemay havew: e oo [l Sl sanpahe s D ertedupon plans ¢ I ian Seho what e it ete, S vor, N % isa writ has W amen ssist nome at G who liad been i Who : practice of v o senitors 10 A amendir YA ad it fiibw Mrorrs | sesllonie ohantos T the statutess No.23s, | tory amadment atthe next enernd eletion Bertrand and Breen, who bolioved that all | restraining the exacting of Liceuses from [ There isnot the slightest probability that th shows insmall cities: No 5, placiog the [ amendwent will pass the house, and, in fact, ageof consentat eighteon years; No. 240, re- [ itwas nov iatroduced for that purpose. As i to the county advertising in da one 2 leading probibition —agl rs 1 of the benetits of this billshould they see it | papers in metropolitan coun ties, m We don't expect much from this to return to their homes, bill locati; the givis® industrial hor legislature. We simply laying in The amendment was concurred in by a | At Geneva was passed unaimously aswas [ plyof ammmition for fulwre cimp eI EIis Dos v At they might propare an ibject lesson show i ‘ | also the file providing #5000 for the fuci- [ The ladies had some dilieulty in findi \‘_“" i MO B I A the progressof womanduring the cemtury dental expenses of the session, Adjouned, | member whowould stand spnsor for their NEW LOF > peeial Teleznm to b ¢ peplf of the board of lady may vantling, and Mr. Newberry only consented | Tue Brs ¥ a Dutehmal was ar | chourgntly requested that each o ik 4 i om the drouth stricken region, | Daniel Again Aspives, tointroduce the measute “*by request.” 1tis | rested last Williamsturg, accused of | tion resated at the concil ap i 5 : tol. | Mos e voted ag the amendm A many | Liscoux, Neb., fob. %, [Spocial to Ty | Botlikely et thebitl wlll over cote to | anempiug o drown lersell and hor th [ emmitee toeonsier v o thsexta t : Masaie Wikt Hdvip others voted *taye’ under protest Brr)—D. H, Wiheclor of Omatn, that dis. | S0t aul It doctit sl '“;”“\'m’""'i;} ol | clildren, Sio wis stpped within tyonty | filr andpresnt aan arly iy thir sizges 8 M S NMr. Mon moved that house roll No. 12, | tingnished raiser of beets and pumpkins, and | yecount i g foet ofthe river and then arrveted., Sho B Q1C 201100, 2 cnnty vough, Will Burroughs, M . the max imum tariff bill for tho regulation of | whose life, with the exception of the tine he | Stevens of Furus, aradial prohibition i | tried t horsdl and scramed that it Nebraska, lowi and Dakota Pensions, Roburis. Dane tdulged inafterihe freight churges, be taken up for final read- | has frittered away in the insurance busines: ndent, says the question ought not to | eaptos wemw men instead of brutes they WoasmNGTN, Fob, Spooial Telograu BusiRLE Nl - showand the by nd & royal tim lng. Tho mot prevailod wnd the clorks | has been spent in the open fiel], has beey | COME UptO vex the peaple aain 1 t least | wouldhelp her torelieve hor ownand chi toTsin Bir Phe follwing pensions have | Bt Wi i NORTE 1123 proce e 4o BRI Hioh F conmumad || e e e toy | tenyews, ant il the industrial questions | rws pin. AL the police siation she wey e o 1o ARGl B o i hours of time, ‘Iho res by that other ed the bill passed by the | téndencies, Allan Root of Douglis connty drowniand g to heavenwithier than ot then | T Lerd, Jese Osterloat, Thoma s \rmid, Bartiota. | TV left behind them acourle of bills, Fach Grecdey County A1l Right, live until they died of starvtion, Her huse | Joas Stondooker, Teary | el o f these bills propc {0 awvay with the LixcoLy, Neb., Feb, 2 Soecial to Typ | Wnd isa sugar h orand wasin thelay Win 8 vid N, MeCord coeded in \ arpeuter, Clapp, Cramb, | o i meyerretinery dwing the sy seasm. I | Ciavles 2 iswould. Orig: s » Woolmen Benefit Cone Dickerson, Do Faxon, | Presentstate board of agriculture and B D. W, Tiocke jer of the board i fio: Bas hadh e HES clildy 2 ' Dickerson, 1o axon, | BAHR e at- tho et of whtiuh th cmmmon with many others e Was had hanl | ete—Ababan C, fatler of A 120, W or, Felt lanme, T Mg il 2 timessince the rfinewy shut downearly i | horn wid tonorrow wi . G GermCGiford | pluce themselves. Daniel was formerly 4 o ) Gatlin, Ciale iordes, Gifford, ey 5 e 4 uey, and John Cavanaugh, cou clerk, of | winter. Heandbis wife have not lived hap. ? ot ice Tod B ot om, thatin, Gty reden Gifferd, | member of the prosent loard of agricultusr iy togethor, & SatloN, Xk igen s Bl TR 6 his positionr and oftice in it so i Grecley county, visited the state relief con ply tgother, Earliraniant ston jones, Krick, e L e | Will Wit hdeaw the Sirmmons, 2o Braman, 1o oA o Ntiaade | senate. [t provides for the election of i beon phiced for ail formo of thelr tos e Tae T e leablegram to the o ! Newlerry, Nichols, Olson, Parker, Poliman, | fembers of the state board ofsgricalture | gips and after considering the nmomnt of | 1" A speeial cablegra the oy, Richard 1 v Portor, Purnall, Riley, Ritehie, Roban, Rug. | 1190 senatoria tricts, each district beix the appropristionand he destitution b e | lice Guzettefrom London says: The sum Duck. Origrinal i i PERSONAL gles, Schappel, Selelp, Seh i, Shruder, | Sutitlod to one membe those districts | exireme western couniies as_contrastod with | nons for the armst of Frank 12, Slavin au widow J Seoit, Severin, Shipley, Suith, Soderman, | ¥ hayolEhas whieh sall b | tho viry fow fanilies of theirowneouniy | Charly Mitcel Jor atumpting to forw | M. wiibw o Jane AR Stbiat 100, Blow: wuso would enible Douglus county | I dGnetial T v ting realyeonms | drawn i tho mol ugwe. to apologize o the | N, MoNatim, Margamt, wi fltled 3 1 two members to the state board 1| Jeed not beconsideredas inneel of my as- | club. HilL, labells Z., wid 10 ehoo Jobnsor y 8 m reasous that both himself and Allan | giganee feom thestate, and that thy e ' he preizo figrht b 1 ot Pritehard and | George W, father of N Al e wonld be the mem who would beloaded | gy to take care of such as tay need | Jack Burke for £1,00 will bo decil Sophis, witow of IPeter Berons. Speaker s WIh, WAt noIEkly PesDanaitlLiLy uid in Mardi10. Thelelwan club has e g South Ombha; Original v WYSAT Jortrand Leeler was sceretavy of the pres : fangenents with e | wood, Michiel Cramer, Luowy &, H (E AmmCEsTa, o1 ont bourd hedid not think there was any e il T e Sy by 10 and inerase -Melvin e YT S R AL wrong either with its membership or Sradeei ettt SverGE i Ortgival wilows, ote, Jane, w dort. Vaudeveiter Wakon, Wh BINOR 10 WAIRL 3 Wit anstiutel, Who f ARG S8 Fas R R R 0 8 Formied s Natimal A s=oci famn . Stevart = Dunn, Gil How - rised twent nsunted tho hallsof lgislation or the pust Bk M, 0= A Government Gossip. arney i ¥ PNy i 4 tio retil deers in velic i W Feb. " Soverl members, inely Newberry ar X lected ove weelsand made fe aburden tothe members |88 2 B EH : SN GTON, Fe e « vy agricultural sc ural implements tolay a e« itu 11 believed i1 ates toolow ut that iniplies, | T'his adls about seventy |y providing forn vecountof the volos et | be called the National Assicintion of Retit | Among thebills introduced wero tho il | The mombers of the | ' polaat goneril election for and against | nplment Dealya. And its {is de- | © LA A arenomivated by two count ! A i L | K o Trutornully 1 lowing A o Tt the prohibitory anendment. Mr. Soderman | clared to b il fralc and - pro By Waldrou--A bill ¥ o e & A thes 1 says o simply iitrodwced tho measive ho- | motethe iiterests of the reta ement | judic fortwo wings to main b y Tk i o | wuse the prolibitimsts demanded it and vehicledealors. ! Thee carnestly, and not that he thoght - Unit pital for th e members say that halfa down states in and to approy the union aw anxious to have & law passed | 1) virry or chango the result Death of John Mullanphy's Danghier | 0, Stevon [ 1lurnas, on whos n the | St L 5, Mo al "Tele ent featur Ba) miar to that under wiich the presuit N Wiliax board Is acting, because they cousider it tho | Stetosof Turias, on whow inoon the vent combinations, pocl off the files, sayshe w cre of wis |foC ! : St Les cirit state of Nebrasica, i B 2 4 bill aud it wiilluot be liky et be yonc 8 cich eire By Wa Al act to provide Twenty=Two ruperfluous Employes. | o0 agiing phy, to i . appeils tolny manu fact m corn Laxcony, Neb, Fab, 25, Specia Tue Mullanp! | caseson wh laying a bou Ber The resolution introduced yestorday Gardner's Inss Bl conyent v their the Un n forla by Senator Stevens providin i Laxcory, Neb, Fub, 25 -|Speeial to Tug | lustuigh Hinetyty Ttis ished for th N 1 he 1t E 1| charge of the six clerks of the engr 1 | Bee.Mr Gandue s intiduced a M reparation, or removal of any build oay ' i Bt tax | er, and to repeal all other luws e providing fora resibm, i- | The Giiobe has be AL Slul AR AR L R M AL dwalt onthe fict > st time in | Pyp. 1 —The demn the setiments expresed in Mr our hitlory: (hat ey i lval o e Cliran In civa R e LA danghiters of America bave been’ permitted to responsible for theopinions of auyoneof ity [ 23 URGimanrentbioltan i v wiiters, nor for aiy opinios except those | Bationuentapris, anda A the bigh b spoken in itseditorial eolunmns demoralizy privilcge of slipping the listencd to a =y tingers into tie national purse, inorder that | ywadition of season and endeas Leroy the needy poor who had been driven away temporarily by poverty should be deprived voteof Sito 10 Messrs, Pee, Ruggles and Williams of Franklin, f are fully settled, and many othe mdspend: | bitterly batadmitted the truth of the char: keever, wa - 4 ulturi with pol cits take thesame view of the matter aa said shewould rather see her child ven N, Laarie, Charles AL Griswould, William T il f B Mis. Muy H of supervisors, B I Griftith, conty attor sion today expecting to consider the sub e Sharn 1 Widows in Demvand. &1 Sp i e gran to Cliam bors, utin e « | eurolling committee who were 1 VI today rquiring at 1 PUsSOns 10 | drer 3 s called up this wnoring, Everybo incomorate an fisurnee ompiy, wd o — Watson—Anact to amend subdivision | pected a fight, thousgh theinves viding thatat luist 5 per cent of tho csh Worll's Fair vatirs, section 52 of rticle 2, chapter 14 of th Cmica Fub, It wa unm oited statutes, relating 1o cities of second cluss having & population of ¢ kuocked on the b aout much eflort capital, which must be L thaan 100,000 - 1 o0 108 more fhan §1.000,000, shall be pild upin | stated todiy thit Worl ctual cash, Skiflof Coloralo hasacoepted the posits tiousand inhabitants, and to repe aro more employes on the list of the se 10 bid wlao requirs that 8 rese RIEH 6 Cunra) Il iaelieg o ol a1 o original sundivision 5 of section 52 than even the most iuquisitiv 1 ina, 0q 7 40 percontaf thopreniuams on iin- | Bhil Buohant of (ke biat of Bl i act and pars of an act in contlict with this | The discovery was made by Scuator Mattes, |oxpired risks stall b kept o haid. The | ha act whe ioed the same ina forciblospecch, | hifl is designed o weed out wildeal com- | spock exbibit W By Sternsdorfl-A. bill foran act to provide | which, however seemcd o have but Liwe | jani | - W ilion X R Ty SUR B S s for the appointment of & game aud fish | effect ) tho merbor: — S netsrar W \ wardew, and to describe hus powers and du- | ]_\rw the reading the resolution Senator Last Day for Inteoiucing Bille. i Taylor, chairman of the committee on en Jcony, Neb,, Fob, 35— [Speciil to T | ] \ y T b b e e e Alden—A bl foranact to establisha | rolled and engrossed bills, v He said that )._l‘ i slinirees Pt 1 HZ N i 0 1 ™ stato normal school &t Pierce, Pierce county, | os the resulution sought to cutdown the beip 2 .30 W s e thiy | tomorroy Neb., and makingsn appropriation therefor. | on only one of the committees and ss all the | duction of bills in the louse er thirty | from $150000 to By Suyrock—To provide for the establish- l‘h”..“ that committee had all the work | weresentup to theclerk’s desk, aud theen- | pail th IFair Co: resulted, however, in the discovery that thore been placed temporanly incharge of the | w T B Minn., Feb 1 & t t 8 A mect and location of the *‘Nebraska interme | they coulddo and from this tame tothe cise !tirenumber introduced during tho sesion | fanily