Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1891, Page 2

/( THE OMAITA DATLY BEE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 o WAITING TOLEARN THEIRFATE | Yemrmwweer rows axzraxcr. | \ORE DISASTERS BY FLOODS, | s | The Mecting at Sionx City Completes - Its Business - Stoux Crry, T, Fob, 26, Special Tole 1 Officials Are Boing fo Tak Ber | Tho moeting of the | Groat Devastation Around Tios Angele 1SPenses northwoestern lowa farmer Wliance ad tho High Water, ourned this eveniug, after agrecing w hold wothor meeting in Sioux City o August THE DUNN GARNISHEE LAW POSTPONED. 4 ' DEPENDING UPON THE SUPREME COURT. | At the morning s the sehionoclaboratod | CHANGE IN- THE COURSE OF A RIVER. The Hous \ by the committoe foran alliance newspaper | sram Governor Boyd Discovers an fmpor o b . 1 Capital in Fear of Western Antls | qpined in shares of $10 sompany o A Number of Lives Reported Lost and tant Omission in the 11 for the v ¥ 4 . » u Raiirond Legislation The Jackes known as tho Liberty | W conpany. | Hundreds ot Thousands ot Dol= hase of Supplics h i the . sonville doins the 1 » One thousand dollars was bed bef v»l lars' Worth of Property for Sulfercrs. \ t gor Assoolation th wdjournod was esolved | 5 Wioiee 1t to employ w corotary Utterly Destroy ed, e e and purchasing h W | wmnehinory ‘al,, B 1ts con « coun ercd in Time by tho e en, Feb, L \ t t o an estl u wing fmy i f 1 will b gty 2 ¢ faviuors proy 0 the ha t that only nas thought the b 4 . 3 viver formerly passed Ih n weiod aeyay and Downey. Erom e Whitrohy U wd shal . r kol ) the ‘ Iofinit . Wally Tstend ol the th is that the district 120 to trial until the tained o Senat L Tnio that tho commission b nd con nected with them this was do the missioned by the govor irty duys ) A b stod by the gover of the passage of the act Also moved | . I'he motion being tilad, the , :yl ""-1l~ sngo of tho o i moved i 1 suil he was under no obligaticns can be called up at any time at My Ul 1t whe smumittee rose mend wwds or their henchimon, und would s pleasuro, This s Church H that railtoad of o wl that the vill do pass g i the charges 1 or 20 por i which kas heen strongly oy vight 1o refuse to v oral aud men R toT S tavon 4A1a thab TH6 tHOURNL the onal Uthis <10 radical o reduct IS D ainE AL GoRAIERHONAL tary evidenco that would tend to erimmate v tof N \ i 0 vote i =4 them 03 the prosecution would be sure to | s fr the ) efile No viding for the SH HIBHAbAKE Hob & Showing Ixtravagane fuil, for without such evidence to lay before considoran) olection the voted down an | recountof the votes cast on the judicial L L L Lar 4 lHowltg Up HIXCEavASAN0E: S 3 faike ting U ‘ el L S 8 ) o] LiNcoLy, Neb., Fab, 25.—[Specigl to Tie ol LR PLALY) | amendment 1o the constitution providing for | Bendn g 1 WHAH ot 5 1 Lt p seeure a conviction tion, trength of t ever ex por an merense of the jud of the supreme Municipal Affair lotinit N ikto vour leat filefid Ll Fhe inquiry into the number of em- moveme is I northwestern lo wher v o the city v dainage court by three more, Which was' whab was | sente ile N i, governing telephon B on the roll of the senate has not yet Projected | yads for 1801, the nen of SSitE G Souti | @ X vl it will e woek Mt 10 be accomplishod by the bill in | teleeraph wires in ci 10,000 fuh the soil, “whose lat dropped, notwithstanding the seeming | New Yons, Feb, fal 1 Dakota allian agitators who L 1 Such being by it was | and over try had built up your proud eities tion of many of the senators to take | e 13 \ . were engineo movement in this meet exiean g wroug for the logislature t upon th | Military Aflaies - Rocommending tho pas thought there wero good points QLIRS AL GRS i S LU e S privately as well | washed Otay people a st of ofticers wh they had said | Sage of senate i 155, prohiibiting the e bill, but conld not favor it wittout | A speeial committee which was UG LR BOw il U LILURU ot ARG ban S 1 they did not want ) giving of arws to Indiavs. 1 Some time a0 to fnquire into the matter, the | showing the projeeted railway construction il o Senntor Switzler showed tiat the com . wdod the prov ), | names of the parties appointing them us also the United States for the eatendar year of miasion ‘vas a necessity, ‘The' Judpes of. the The following bilis were road for th recommit was lost, Yeas, | the work of the appointees in question, has | 1y Ao 3 ipreme court while actively at work covid 3 twico doclined to give the informati not each dispose of more than three or foi nator Poynter, Senate bill ought not to pass, because at the last | pon stor X 1 hwest Towa Association. rding to the fieuros presented | Cypsrow, fn., Fob ial Telog ram i manded, This action has beon distatstoful | HE1E aTe now 18814 mi LHALWEVS DS (ol Ab cases perweck. A largopart of thelr tim niting sections 1, 7 A to some members of the senat ey any | Jected which have some prospect of bein was takon up in argument. The court wis leis of chapter | )i L that the i now one vear behind, T nould consider | 8 IS8T entitle t o v Al cast by Doug- | body, v own men, and that | struction before Jdanuary 1, 1802 Of this the matier s they would o question of a : o 4 and Sternsdor® were ub- | While c woring to curtail ex great deal of islat work and tho 1 itor, § illogally retain twenty-two people for necessity of to dispatch it viding > clection of were i da the nts, having control of the | ecompleted or placed under contract for con- | gpen e g i of tho Southwe v ' The mileagze 9,278 miles, or 43.1 per cent of the tota 1inthe cighteen southern N i o The house reconsidered tho motion 1o con e umploviment no warraat can be fc Sint ¥t 16 NOFEHONE Sedilon ot (et ¢ X Higher Water in Arizon Ho then considered the statement that the | @nd to re s which riu the sonat 1t to house roll S1, nator Mattes will tomorrow inte pe ,m} had m\' ;u against _ tho _w‘\l ) | taon of pr bill providin c $100,000 resolution which will eall the spocia amendment and he t they had not. The ) o the th sufferer mittee on employes to time and insi ! k ) ith su s, vania in the cast, ond k; vere al \ 1 ; ,‘im h \[\m 1 upon g nt whi h g speaker appolnted Watson, Shrader, | Knowing why it has not reported a GHNOn b td \Washington. it ) i L LR LI rovided for Qs whicn )} J Paylor, White and M as a conferenc his will proba precipitat W in |y te of \ from the Gi y lndicatc should b py ’ I'h nthe ¢ Ll committee to act with asimilar committeo | Which will be shown the unwarranted trary, - contemplated a commis whi “‘ ¥ s from the to so wmend the billas tore- | penses which the igdependents, it is ali ? le purpose of relieving the pr t conret, | PV ) epealing X None of the twenty-two supertl 1o then considered thoe vote cast at the lust [ Sechor peaker a M loy es re o Tesis I clion. 5 . eaker ap 1 Hoath | ployes receive less thian & ench day, election, which showed that 1S had beon | S "\ n.‘u il ’\ ; 1-An .m",- . Sehiewp (ind) and Ames (dem), to in- | forall for a single day, or 16 per mujority of 5,006 in favor of it That | Piled statutes of Nebraska of 1857 entitlod | fion of 50,000 which was made in 150 to e | lnture siall have come to o el At did not show ‘that the peoplo had voted ”‘:I'I‘ ue,”" and to ropeal said original se velope salt wells in Laneaster county rate of extra wiee, nearly 0 must yet against On the question of mereasing tho A lurge number of comunttee reports were | be expended in this unlawful manner. pavof the judges of the snpreme court this Sume, Senate z sec- | filed 2 disparity did not exist. 'hers tad been cast | t1on 11 of subdivision d the Th for the' inerease 9,192, while against the | compiled statutes of en number of vales cast wis 61,310, The fact | titled “Scheols, inal Representative Herman Caned., I was that the amendment regarding the in- | Section ¥ Lixcors, Neb., Peb. 26.—[Spoci > Tig crease i the number of ju had been Same, Senate File No, 253 - Amending sec. : Lot lost in the shufife, The vote gquotea for the 154, article 4, chapter 18 of the compiled | 4 change was out of o total vote of 214,00, If | Statutes of Nebraska of 1555, and to repeal | Order today Mr. MeReyuolds of Clay stepped | the people Liad been opposed to the amend oviginal secti | ment fucreasing the number of judges they Same, Senate File No. 234 -A bitl for an | two or three sharp strokoes ¢ would have voted as they did in the matter | Aet to ame section 1 of chapter 45 of the of salary, where the proportion of those | Compiled statutes of Nebraska of 1857, enti votingr i’ the negative was much wreator. | thed “Internal Improvements,” and to tepeal ho faet was that tho peonle did ot ander. | sid original section it in a4 moment a large delegation were seen stand. tho. necessity of - tho incroase in the | _ Same, Senate File No, 255—Amending soc thering wround the seat of Representative nuwber of judges. How many senators knew | £100 1, chapter 45, compilod statutes of 1357, | Hormau ot Suline, who ‘presiaed_over tho the necessities of the caso until they had | repealing said orighial scction house last evening during the stormy scenos | 50 i 3. Tho sec The programme ! i bosd Shrpinmedild g SOnats | Stovens, Senate File No, 2 | incident o the passago of the maximum | UC of prossing importanca. - fho second s the ideas of the farmers' alliance and tho | iy Proaramuie ‘f.';"".'l'l v 1 0s follow DraB el e voraaitalihoara o fitor T i kel [ ot and maintaining bt ditees for | i bill i s Slotstiall thiso WDIho Worle doft over, and 1o | ¢ nights of Labor for practicatly confiscating T AT CL RN M e Y U e difticeu overburdened supreme reigation purposes, and to appropriate s Lo ativ obson o ore, z i S L e anhis ‘ o st ng since quorum, o i co 1::'\.' 1‘“ s ‘H» ".,l 1”\_ Roenit jEgE 0 noen inuitofanprouriateisibe; || Ehae SEL 0 ST Eaion ',\”l'”_“"_‘};l‘j"_‘ ommendation by the governor It is thein- | the railways in theirstates by tking the con lng sin i puorum 1t Proposed by the bill aud amendmont, Same, Senite File 3 Amending soe- | Stepped forward SHRAATGENtAlIve |1 domazitho pamihong thabinilbilinlofia wen | ol entire f the hands of the railro od P e e s ' Fian b vigk sho Senator Stovens quoted the present, set < 76 and 77, chapter 26, compiled statutes | i, by the desire of yourmany friends | Gl natuve siall bo merely ‘introduccd the | companies. The wmost discouraging featuro [ classificd Paper-citardyeo Clark, < managoe the exposition in th | tey the chief conters of act are in 1 i Aviz, eb. 26.—The water at stites W York and - Pen litors. . Arrang T . le, thivty miles east of is risin state of Washington takes i h 1475 miles and Alabama comes next with i i 1 5 1) I rOate 1,067 miles. Georgia and North Cavolina hav A over S0 miles each ana Pennsylvania, Ten nessee and Moutana over 60 miles cach. The projected construction is divided Fair, by Chatle B inine lof Stave. Now Guthrian, was lon miles: middle, 1,576 milos: northern central, nalist of i south Avlantic, 1,231 miles; th u contral, 3,156 miles; southwesters o HolinG. 011} o FrOaLtI DI M1 tOmbu T For Changing the Constitution. TS norhostotny miles; nd his vemariks, » Toun LixcoLy, Neb., Fyb, 2.—[Special to T | 0 ™ — - vetter orun refo ; ! i £.]—Chief Clerk Johnson of the house »w Capital Looks at It an exhibitat th X b 1 £ 1 through Soderman of Phelps, has introduced NEw Youk, Feb, 20.-[Special Telegram | #1Y other 2 an amend:ment providing for change in- the | to Tie B | The Post says: The facility | i constitution fixing the pay of exch mem be with which every kind of antagonism to | grand banquet tor esin the Mohawk. Bue. | Just before the house was called to . IOrTow eve i into the speaker’s stand, seized the gaveland | o legislaturo at $5 per day for a 100 days’ | “eapital’ fiuds its expression in the westorn vard Rosewater ) A | o the session, aud cutting off all perquisites of | states' lerislutures is one of the of her distinguished every description, ucluding nowspapers and | the railroad situntion in the United | C¥Ppeted tamorrow, Who city s at the stamps. An nnnual session : is provided far, | States which just at prosent is making | the gatos and put the Kevs. i toeir the first session being dovoted to the passage | foreign capital hesitate about more invest ;., ltis ;v‘-); tHiabalio as “n-‘.“l‘n’ t N L deblin Gl g bl piied of appropriation bills, unless the governor | ments here, The most recent instances of | Offenders for tear of striking o newsp RubEcHIDOtSSIdm NG S10we should nsk for the or tment of some me: ounded through the hall, Asit was notyet o'clock many VORLD'S FAQR TROUBLES, thought it was merely intended for a joks, - his antagonism aro evidently expressions of | ™An niAGo, b, 30.—([Special Tol to trol which met for the first time this mort ting forth what constitutes the judiciary of L and to repeal said original sections. and pleasant duty, ¢ f pOlBLER fora year | tion of hos! slation is Hidonr Tk Hford Ind 15 of the state, and intimating thal the bill uider | - Senator Michener, Senate File No, 2 ! I presenting you i i 0 giyn theipeopla aniapportuuitystolnllyidis lays such ignovance of the Lus s Sy CotreepanticucammH o n) consideration would be illegal the retief of drouth sufferers of otk | monia ie signal ab Tl nation cuss ali these measures before they tinally L for the erowth and prosverit tained —C. N."Marvin, Shenandoah Sentine! t Senator Switzler showed that notwith v, Nebraska, and for 3 ity you ¢ 1 ssiding over thi e Y g To just whatever extent capital is a'is | M. E. Lowther, Centervilie Citizen IENTRNICSE) standing that the radroad ion was | funds of said county s body du of the maximin Supporting Their Own P i Tho Feusibility for this Sectiou- - being appointed, the s did the | etions 1 1 firmness and discr thamnbratithe y LN, N ) pRolitc i N Chariton Herald, W. 8. J son, | work. In the same manuer somo of the iled st A ! nies of tho from adopting a paclal agont of thorollef com A New Member Printe( 101 to clerks and secretarics of the supreme court « rporation rse that wou © been fatal to its lo- |1 1 Howard county vesterday 10 | cuiexao, Fob, 2.-~[Special Tologr irinte=Co-opetation to/ o wrote opinions for that body those opin v Day, S il 250 ty and wbled its enemies to suceessfully | to meet the ofticials of t county. Asare- |, 3 thomi i Toie sreamibp b M i m 42, of chay the ¢ ttack the bill in the courts. It 1s true that 1'\11 Brr All \. 1 the Woes! . e down the judges, Such would be th of Nebraska i ’ are farmers, unused to the ways Passenger association ha case with the commission. 1o also show nator Day, Senate Fiie No, 261 [ It enemics ace wel Y : on the application of th that a law similar to this had beea enforced | g the careof, and to provent the spread ) tacties, by whichi the ple, but to care for them themselves, thus en- | g4, ¢hoastern for member: 10 Ohio. Missout and Kanoes and that. the | contagious and’ infectious diseascs amonz ur, but by your abl abling the commission to use the fands that cude of Nebraska had bocn taken from thap | Mestic animals, to provide for the apuoint- | ance and wise ruling we were able to over- | would go therc o moeot the m tit of Ohio ment of a stte veterinary suvgeon, defining | come all opposition, and, grateful for your | cases in the western part of our Senator Dysart said if the judxes of the su. | bis powers und duties, and regula his stin services, your fricnds dusive | Mr. I Shaw, the county clerk of preme court would work as havdas the farm. | compensation, and peoviding that all moneys | that I preseut to you ~this which wo | Nuckolls” county, informed the commission ors and putin sixteen hoursa day thoywould | it the state treasury belowging tothe live | {rust you will keep for wany years and finally | today that the oficers of his o had de Do able to keep up with their work. e bill | Stocts indemnity fund, shall bo appropriated | hand down to your children as a memento of | cided to take earc of their destitute people by | a" T IR Taton in vt L S faiv an ol WOk B ntt 5 {ntorest of a few politicians who 1y into offoct the provisions of this act; | this occasion, trusting that they may take up | issuing a special note, and thus relieving thio | 10 be 8 sevious demoralization in rat hauo, Butscsiption. Brioe-Cug ates and | 8ol Yagyiud ShlirntE Primost tiaas 0 act as judees at tie expense of the al avtiele 2, chapler 4, of the com- | tnd fight the batties of the S8 SaCeess- @ from o o (DA NS 1y, Villisea Revi the directory 1 undertake pay tho o would vote for the bill if ho | piled statutes of 1887 fully as their father has e Loud ap- | Today the commission expected to meet the ANNA DICKENSON'S ANLMENT, Salline bRl eal; salarics of the ¢ ul officiale who were not thouglit it was necessary, but. he waated to The following bills were read a second | plaise. | j Dawson _connty officials with the view of . S —— - provided 1 » actionof the senute voto iu favor and reformn time In reply Mr. Herman simply said he covld | having that county take care of its desti- : From Insomnia, But Ru- Excluded from the Mails Colonel Dayi lorably depressed, He notor Shnmivay sslaiths billiveuld be ot S e tiles No, 241, amending subdivision | not find words to express his feelin tute 5 mored to Be Insane Stovx Crry, T, Feb, 26, [Spe Pele- | said with bitter ‘mphasis this worni no voal practical betielit to the people because | $ 0f ehapter 3t No. i correcting the ficld | that they would always fnd him endeyor- Thie commission is dotorminod to @t as | WinkEsmamie, Pi., Fob. 26, A vumor that | gram to Tur Bry he Sioux City Volks- | throneh the hostle action of congre because nin out of ten litigants would not [ notes of Pawnee city surveys No. 243 relat- | ing to do his duty many counties as possible to care for theie | nug Dickenson's mind had become deranged | freund, a German paper, was excluded from | POSition would suffer the loss of 81,004 o with their opponents to refer their | ing to the catchin game ana fish: No. 244 e own' poor. L L h RApar, W t . state appropriutic Bgreo their . g 10 no cHoninE D AN et g Teoigation Momorial e id her friends had found it necossary to re- [ the mails today heeause of obscene publica ! causes 1o 4 commission. As aconsequence | F I wily houses: 245 Home of th I Ce Meler the relicf, the. senator from Douglns said. | apportioning the state into congressional dis Lixcons, Neb., Feb, Special to T gma:gLit ezl IAEEa movelher o lngang groatediaiaensif Hons anmineosecibionsHnatiniam aaLee tho would be'experienced by the poor mau who | tricts: No. 36 ameading section 1, chapter | Ber, | ~Ihe ivigation memorial introduced | 1NCOLY, Neb, I Special toTur | sation this afternoon. Tue gifted lady has | editor. Filthy free love urticles are tke wanted a speedy trial of his caso against a | 45 % iuto the senate by Senator Koo corporation O motion of Senator Switzler the senate | M0 U to by Senator” Koonta Senator Switzler replicd that whatever | Went into committee of the whole on the con 1y e es woeve referred to the commission would | Sideration of senate file No. 5, Senator Poyu JANDIANOTA, Neb, Feb. 2L—1on, Mr. Koontz sk = Pacad O Ot 6 i, e oo Hdtutions were pussed Ty | ton huvo asked for anew location. Tnre- | hor hewith has bocn in o precarious | Magnificent Blocks Ruined, Causing heawvier cases Senator Shumway referred to Senator Switzler moved that the bill be re- | 4 EE RN I ESCLY S tion is of | 8Ponse to this request, Mr. Nichols, the | condition, because of insomnin. A cousulty a Million Dollar Loss. Wil go 10 the could be considered by the court. He also | ported for vassage. The motion was 1ost by | vital importance to the people of western Ne- | chairman of the committee on finance, ways | tion of physicians yesterday decided achango & said that Senator Dysart could not be famil- | # vote of 14 to 1, briska, therefore be it and means, has introduced the followingz of scenc and ubsolute quict would fu b tho LA o PR e St o e Ihe same gentieman moved that the ill bo | Tiesaived. Ty the cltizons of the county of | * SRR ARG (00 R RN only hope for he uplete recovery. A : judges of the supreme comrt, ‘The gentioman | vecommitted. Lost | Willow, i convention ussembled, that | Hohso roll No. §1%, a bill for an act 1oy cordingly she was removed quietly from her | works lus wias still burning this mor from Douglas of his ow wledge know A message was recelved from the house to | VUr state lukislature now sslon bo re- i D00 IERON . MUk Gk home this afternoon, but where she has been | ing although under mage to | the world's Dougla h e k lcasao whs rocolvad: h sted to memorial1ze con toappropri- | ing forty acres, out of the lands be e W that last night they had worked until 11 | the effect that that body had passed house R R B L R s B e B SR el taken her friends decline to say. They em- | properts ot of llian e o'clock, and that frequently they could be | roll No. 12, regulating waximum freight ruski and other stutes and teer e PRt e R A T phatically do . tshe has “been seen hore late at night ing home to | rates, as also rolls No. St 141, the latter ceding irrigation, for the purp fird] [ SR v U e s e taken to an insanc a at her mind e b Bachndt A TR e providing for the iucidental expenses of the eelgution inaid stitos and toreitories AL tas s la PIRYINE SO RN BT is unbalanced L t ey i A suostitute was offered that when the | session. Recess slved, “That our Jezisiature furthor re- | HOL OF, 8 thats putdug (0 HLe oo, “ = are complote il post comumittee riso it veport that the bill, inde T'he senute reassem at 2 o'clock epngroas o linmodiutely,apgrope A0 (182N OO0, EHONNS (A NRRE N of these states poverty and An agricultural Department Sy Ay y at ford Republican, sult the commissioners have deoided not to ask aid from tha state for their destituto peo. O Poreizn 3 How the 1% Beats Hi The Remedy—A SR, Bar stood that the Atchison will gu: Albia Union: J, H. Tedfora, Mt. “ayr it maintenance of rates on the Southeaste fold Ttecord; Dillon Davis, Corydon Herald ; 1 the sume way that the Burington did a year | Zene Spurvier, Cleartield Euterpris DIOR I ago with the Burlington & Northern, Chi Ihe Job Ofice BB s AT an o behalf of th cao ials of southwestorn lines jubi- [ lowell, lted Oak 2 C.D. Lyon claved 1hat th lant over the outeome of what has threatened | Motor depend upon the direct approprintion Ber.| —The pr t grounds of the home of | pesided for years with her sister, Susan J, | “4U5® S tof 100 MINNEAPOLIS' BIG FIRE, s us Sllaws the friendless being hmited to loss thana | Dickenson, in the quiet httle village block in extent the managers of that institu- | of West Pittston. For some tin MisNEsrorts, Mion, Feb, The fire that sta the Clare-Speaker pant Suit Against Subscribe i Cicao, Fob, The local ave about six th the nation the . sons who settled on the Crow Creek reserva. ). 20.—[Special Tole- | ceive the justice so long i them, A ¥l haplie of thol Phe house indefinitely | brief statement of the case may be of inter warket, aud ordering th settlors already upon the without delay Many of immediately, abandoning almost cir Ty now being sold tg 149 favners on time at a0 | ywor) | cents per bushol, g nearly enousch of all taker of Liucoln, who put in a claim of $140 | kinds of feed for Borge coustmption for buryite three paupers who died at the s Announce th flu mumn t 1 m patting embalming or other fluid I'ho committee on revenuo and taxation has | qisty by L with permission of the cor . Into | decided to tl | pected of having.died under felonious or picions circumstance Scuate file No. %0, referring to secret | other sacieties, weut over | report in favor of the Scott bill | bill was for the distribution of senool funds derived | powerful from the tax ou rail for the pr r cnt systom th s gointo the loeal” treasuri fcts through guony t L ohe v ST TR and T, C, K¢ v Goods for the fndians, Senate file No. 127 was sunuarly recom- | ¢y pill become s Jaw these funds would b iting the Central labor Ciiasne D, 1% makes his rop: lers ave i bad conditi ter the gar i=arid portions of Nebraska. for | and to appropriate money to | ¢ 3 . tempera Seuntor Switzler accepted the substitute, | 8t 2 0'clock, the bills in questiont were taken Tt we horehy reauest our Jog o No. 75, 1 3 his Taw comimiteeo oF the stito irel | acts in conflict with the provisions of this | to Tur B at the white po wor wh tho | voted azainst it lating to estates in curtsoy; No, 76, provid- | i coln. and that an appropria o i o o LANCOLY, could be assured, however, that the commis- | I110 possession of his proneMy according to < st lature, ). W. DoLAN | was whethor litigants would be satistied to sage of senate file N TS PGS, - mont, Aprl17 of the samo y i and ¢ 1 ne | OTZE ‘ S pecial to Tne ST saving of a great deal of expense. | On motion of Seuator Poynter senate file Hor T Tne | ¢ | 85, Stevens’ maximum vate bill, was mado mniittee et by Scoator Keiper said he was heartily in | Senator Switzler endeavored to have the | tee on internal improvements. lative visitor. Lo -says bis county hns de house, accept no nid from the state, Thero are rathor 8 war f opinion It ority of The senate went committee of the | o allow the bill of James Heaton, an unde quired two-thirds of all votes cast to | No favor of the passage of the bill was lost by | | The bill stil! remains on the general fi tempts by nator Switzler to_amend by equuily dwided among the sehools of th had been adop The latter wcluded | oo 5 egram o 5 4 4 e i\ i CROW CREEK SETTLERS, 3 Wi ed up ) : Commliiee vise 1t toport, thit, tho bill nde' | Soveral Hics by Seuator Mooro. had been | AlwuntsuMlsint o comblow u aisvey of tho | burn, bollor houso and electrls Ia the appointient of the commission by the | Mad the special order for 3 o'clock ning the practicubility e to provide for t e of the buila- | About to Reccive the Justice That as t the i governor, 4o pass. lere & 1o business bofore the senato < I sald ogions, s and grounds now occupiod and used b Has Long Been Denied Them, cold retard i firemen o ereat deal, Seuator Randall thought the bill was un- | up. Theso bills comprised senate files ~No, §87is00 dlaw) iprapitrodi il deas { 82101OIG il t:tapealall dote AL pecke ol il ORAMBERIARD 0. 2. —[Special > hos2 would fre ) and burst. Th wise, us also that the people bad already | i relatingto estates in dower gation convention that recently convened in | act slopion & L ¢ Saibiiity ¢ REE \ ity that the n Senator Hill said that he digu't know ex- | it among othoer s that if a husband | by ghe lozisiature not I 0 amount thin Dunn Garni Law Postponeil, tion iy the spring of 1533 are at «tly how he felt upon the subject. 1f ho | shall die without issuc his widow shall como | #5000 for the purposc of alding Irrsation 1 w 1 sion would relieve an overburdened supreme | ¥ights of dower; No. 77, relating to the ex tesolyed. Thut n copy of these resofutions m to Unu Budk. J§ ¥ ot b, AT vote for it andt thoushe e | emption of homesteads from tieas. The com. | Ve furaishid our reprosentatives in thelogis- | postponed the Dunn garnistee bill concorn- | est. Fapruary 27, 153, constituents would sustain him, wittee decided to report that these bills do AW DA ine 10 per cent of the wages of working men, | issued a proclamation thr A i A Senator Moore said the question with mm | It also decided to report against the 1o STELLE The Knights of Labbr are highly elated, tion of the Crow Creek & \bor Rt Nathan €. Folsom refer their causes to the commission. He | The committee rose, reported and the re e i Notes. lavalhnd it Al iy thought they would, because it would port was adopted, Hiv 1 At h e d ity of throwing th \ sooner thoy got thelr cases out of court the QUIok Brr. | —-Mr, Travis of Holdredgo Attorney Gener l_Hu- Dy l”'u.'“”'- Adiourned Sine Dic cheaper it would be for them the special order for Tuesday next at 2 p. m The memorial was referred to the commit- | COUNtY treasurer.af 2helps county, is a legis- | proclamation withdrawi X B0 4. 4 Mo, I Tho ) favor of the measure and felt that his con ounsideration of house roll No. 12, the wax1 ~ cided to take cargof its own e, and will stitumnts wore also. It was 1ot exprossion | m freight T, reportod from* the Committee Work, of opinton on the judicial awendmer the | postponed until after senate file 85 shall be Liscory, Neb, Feb, 26.—[Speciat to Tue 1 people which had defeated the sume, but | {onidored, Tho wotion was lost. BT Sy SRl e h farg. a6 Holdeo 4 those who had voted upon the subject favored | (rhe SCHLE W e TR, it. The amendment was lost lecause it ;‘h‘_‘ “hm‘,“‘ general fle, benator Coulter in Fheaat | Senate il 70 was recommended for PAS SR, 1 prohibits unde kers others | sane asylum, Tho motion. that tho committee report (n | Passase. It probibits undertal rotliors | 4 avote of 14 1013, A motion to recommit w Later—The bul came up for consideration again in the afternoon, and, after several at allowing the governor to appoint the com- | v Tmissioners, and again by enabling the prosent | mended after Senator Moore's auendu A ° supreme court juages to appoint them, select- | adopted T Iatter wielided | gouuty accordiug to their school popalat 0 B-nour la A o iy ing one commissioner from each of the three | Papers in the AREUARD. WWILh thos - and ¢ v leading political parties, all of which were | published in the German, Scanainavian a Hunting Nest Hggs. I r voted down, the commitive decioed to report | Bohenian in which procesdings of oWty | Lixcory, Nob, Fev. 26, [Snecial o Tug « i L s rn i A sgainst its passage, which it did later. P T i e Sl In accordance with the suggestion of | Bid b e cl with pat “ o Wiks Governor Boyd in Lis maugural message tne tr e Bonain: funding of school distri Lincots: Nob,. . F'eb, . soial toTug | mended for passage: ulso s file 2 bouse und senate have oach upp 3 L. — |Bpa t | setting forth the linvility of citizens for the | snecial committeo to fnvostigate the oMo homa in tha A § Ber.|—The souate assemblod at 10 o'clock. | pavment of roud taxes. e Joseph Mitlard of the Omaba National TN ! : Senator Shea aud Seuator Christofferson Senate file No. 120, determining when fish | P SR Lo o e comumt and Assistant Postmastor Woodwar Y A b A were absent and game may be caught aud trappod, w " bt into the senato today 4 The following committe reports were | 14id over owing to the ahsence through sicl the senate comprises Senators Kl I'he louse judiciary commit indef gram to Tne B Peot read: ness of Senator Christofferson, the author. Koontz and Mattes, That of the hou nitely postponed the bill proviatug for a | kuocked out h ht . Amowle WRE Education—Recommending the passage of Seuate file No. 108, providiug for the es- | sists of Messrs. Roban, Schappel aud St county depository for public fu Both were he